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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1965

Page

16

Middletown Forms Zoning Board and Appoints Members

Middletown established a zoning board after the Burgess and Commission adopted the ordinance. Clarence W. Lantz heads the five year term, Oscar Shafer is for four years, Harold Kefauver for three, Charles Gouker for two, and Ellsworth McGaha for one. County Planner Robert Worgau notes towns with boards grow faster. Commissioner Floyd Main dissents. Mayor Carroll Wickless says no major decisions were made. A Burkittsville meeting was postponed due to weather and will be held next Monday at 7 pm.

Burgess and Commssioner Burgeass Blood FE Shine Clarence W. Lantz Oscar Shafer Harold Kefauver Charles Gouker Ellsworth McGaha Robert Worgau Flowd Main Carroll Wickless Woodshoro Burkittsville Cane

Youth Club Introduces Snogometer In Church

In Trowbridge England the Rev J M C Colbourn inspected a new contraption called the snogometer. Invented by 16 year old Malcolm Pickard, the device measures kiss passion at a Youth Club meeting. Participants grip metal handles and kiss as the dial swings to reflect intensity. The lighted gauge moves as excitement grows.

Trowbridge England St. Thomas’ Church J.M.C. Colbourn Malcolm Pickard Malcolm

Inventor touts snagometer as party novelty

A young inventor explains a device called the snagometer, saying its passion scale climbs with higher numbers. The vicar visits the club where the gadget is used for fun but not to cheapen sex. Malcolm, the inventor, claims two months of work and a $500 cost, aiming to patent it for future sales. Mrs Hurlburt, associate professor, leads biology research as a mitral project report heads to publication by the AEC.

Evelyn M. Hurlburt MJC Department of Biology Mitral AEC

Montgomery Junior College Contract Awarded for Radioisotope Study

Montgomery Junior College received a continuation contract from the Atomic Energy Commission for the second phase of a study in radioisotope techniques for instruction in biological sciences. The award supports expanding programs and research methods at the Montgomery campus, reflecting ongoing collaboration between the college and the federal agency.

Montgomery Junior College Atomic Energy Commission

Class Ratio Discussed In Montgomery

Montgomery County Board of Education discussed class sizes and counselor ratios while reviewing next year’s operating budget. About 26 of nearly 2000 elementary classes exceed 35 pupils, not counting kindergartens. Current counselor coverage is one per 403 students with 111 counselors planned, ratio about 1 to 413, rising slightly if two more counselors are added to reach 1 to 404 or 375 students per counselor with eight more counselors.

Montgomery County Board of Education

Tuition and transfer programs discussed for Montgomery schools

Dr John Permenter led discussion on tuition student transfers and limits in Montgomery County. About 84 of 100000 full-time students transferred for unique courses not available locally, Bethesda-Chevy Chase High offering Russian and Panamanian history. Additional talks covered part-time home instruction for ill or injured students, with 122 elementary and 200 secondary students served in 1963, and rapid growth as programs expand.

John Permenter Montgomery County Bethesda-Chevy Chase High Permenter

Maryland Baptist circulation grows to 17 501 readers

Gainer E. Bryan Jr. reports The Maryland Baptist weekly newspaper's circulation rose by 1 666 to a total of 17 501, surpassing its centennial campaign goal.

Gainer E. Bryan Jr Maryland Baptist Baptist Convention of Maryland

William Hood’s sells well trained salesmen

The ad asserts their sales staff are educated about products such as stoves and color TVs. It invites customers to test salesmen with questions to prove knowledgeable service. The firm claims to value and maintain high quality, trained personnel.

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