Gaver Named Young Careerist at Frederick BPW Club
Julie Gaver of Frederick has been named Young Careerist by the Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club. She will represent the Frederick club in the Maryland Federation state contest at the federation convention in February. Gaver, Frostburg State University alumna in sociology and psychology, works as associate director of marketing at Keller Zanger Bissell & Co and serves on the Frederick County Mental Health Association board. She has volunteered 24 years with Dale Carnegie Training and will be certified to teach this year.
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Ed Waters Jr
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Frederick
Julie Gaver
Linda Smoot
Linda Wilson
Rebecca Rothenhoefer
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Inc
Frederick Club
Deerfield Place
Gaver
Frostburg State University
Keller, Zanger, Bissell & Co
Frederick BPW awards scholarships to three local women
The Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club presented scholarship checks to Linda Wilson club president Beth Finneyfrock and Lisa Liberman with Emily O'Keefe chairing the committee. Maureen Gallen was absent. All recipients are Hood College students on the dean's list, with Finneyfrock and Liberman former FCC students and Gallen majoring in marketing and HR management.
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Frederick Business and Professional Women’s Club
Linda Wilson
Beth Finneyfrock
Lisa Liberman
Emily O’keefe
Maureen Gallen
Ms. Finneyfrock
Hood College
Chronicle
Frederick Community College
Hood
Ms. Lieberman
Medical plan costs soar for U S workers in two years
A Foster Higgins survey of 2000 employers found health benefit costs rose 46 percent from 1990 to 1992, with average annual per‑employee costs at 3181 dollars. Factors cited include price inflation, large claims, and more mental health and substance abuse coverage.
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Washington
John Erb
A. Foster Higgins & Co. Inc
New York
Organized Labor
Congress
Colleen O'Neill
Afl-Cio
Foster Higgins
Alcoholics Anonymous Fellowship Motto and Purpose
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship for men and women who share experience strength and hope to help others recover from alcoholism. The sole requirement is a desire to stop drinking. It is self supporting through contributions and not allied with any sect denomination politics or institutions. The primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
A.A
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David Ahern
Rockledge
U.S. 40
Bill Arnold
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Asa
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Preece
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Rosemont Ave
Columbia First Bank
Federal Savings Bank
MD & VA
Columbia
First American Bank of Maryland
Silver Spring
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Atlanta
Federal Home Loan Bank
Hunt Valley
McCormick & Co, Inc
Cookie Jar
FCNBS
FCNB
Frederick County National Bank
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