Safety Awards Presented To Five County Groups
Five safety appreciation awards were presented by Lt Walter Wahl at the State Police Barracks to five county organizations for completing an eight hour defensive driving course. Recipients included East Coast Telecommunications Center George E Lewis and Sgt Eugene Carpenter New Market Lions Club Marion Carmack Frederick County Board of Education Robert Smith Todd Steel David Stone and St Josephs College Kenneth Cleary. About 200 participants from these groups finished the course, which aims to reduce human error in driving and prevent fatal accidents. A second session is planned with two organizations showing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dorsey
Walter H. Wahl
East Coast Telecommunications
George E. Lewis
Eugene Carpenter
New Market Lions Club
Mar‘ion Carmack
Frederick County Board of Education
Robert Smith
Todd Steel
David Stone
St. Joseph’s College
Kenneth Cleary
Tfe
William Moberly
Robert Cook
Wahl
County Board of Education
Th. Moberly
Frederick Barracks
Lt. Wahl
Grom
Both
East Coast Telecommunications Center
David Stoner
J. Kenneth Cleary
St. Joseph's College
Marion Carmack
The
New Zealand Exchange Student Shares Views in Frederick
Lachlan MacKay of New Zealand, 18, describes America as vast yet similar at heart. He stays with the Donald Fellers family near Ballenger Creek Pike while preparing for a year at Frederick High School. He notes poverty and wealth extremes, broader course options, and a more outspoken American youth culture, while his host family emphasizes AFS students as family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lachlan MacKay
New Zealand
Lachlan
Frederick County
Frederick
Donald Fellers
Ballenger Creek
America
Lachland
Stanford
University
Connecticut
Frederick High School
United States
England
AFS
Tydings Denies Wrong In Life Magazine
Sen. Joseph D. Tydings in advance of a Life article denied wrongdoing and said the piece aims to smear him for partisan gain. He acknowledged past Charter Company ties but insisted no conflict of interest and noted ongoing campaign scrutiny and prior political uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Life Magazine
Tydings
Charter Company
Jacksonville
Fla
Agency For International Development
Life
Charter Firm
Senate District of Columbia
Charter
Title Insurance Company of
South
New York
Raymond K. Mason
Charter Business
Mason
John Stennis
Senate Ethics Committee
Maryland
Washington
William Lambert
Lambert
AID
Nicaragua
Paul Bridston
The
Baltimore Sun
Panama
Sun
Republican Party
Senate
Millard E Tydings
Earl Browder
John Marshall Butler
Gorillas Get Acquainted at Phoenix Zoo
Balti and Hazel the gorillas began a staged acquaintance at Phoenix Zoo when zookeepers opened the cage door for about an hour. Officials hope the meet leads to a romance and possibly a baby gorilla, with brief visits planned in the morning before public hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Balti
Jack
Hazel
Phoenix Zoo
Carroll County Schools Set to Open Amid Growth and New School
Carroll County public schools will open September 1 for about 15 789 students in grades 1 through 12 and roughly 1 000 kindergartners. Excluding kindergartens enrollment for grades 1-12 rises at least 5 percent from 1969 70. The district adds 50 teacher aides and new admin staff including three elementary vice principals. Eldersburg Elementary becomes the county’s first open space concept school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Eldersburg
Community College Expands Science and Math Programs
The college unveils seven daytime and evening math courses this fall, plus geology, statistics, technical mathematics, integral calculus, and health education offerings. An algebra review lab returns for nontraditional students. Early registration advised. sessions at Governor Thomas Johnson High School with plans and contact details.
ECC Offers Field Work Course in Politics at FCC
Frederick Community College will offer ECC Course PI 205 in politics starting September 1 under Dr. Carl H. Mitlehner. Dr. Virginia Lewis will teach with field work in primary and general elections, and early registration is by appointment. Regular enrollment is August 26 at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Costs are 36 dollars for sixteen weeks. World War I concluded officially on July 2, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
College Admission Office
Frederick Community College
Carl H. Mitlehner
Virginia Lewis
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna D. Johnson
U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Fort Detrick
Department of the Army
Joseph F. Metzger
Life’ Magazine
California
Occidental Petroleum
Carroll County School
William C. Geisbert
E. K. Wolfe Jr
Aerobiology and Evaluation Laboratories
Geisbert
Experimental Aerobiology Division
Exper Aero
Henry J. Hearn
Bell’s Lane
US Army
Community College
MAY Bros. Inc
ECC
Worlys Rmurst
JimBey
MONTE
James Eea
Renes Oe
Kentucky
James B. Beam Distilling Co
Clermont, Beam
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