Frederick County Retiring Staff Honored at Luncheon
The Frederick County School system honors 25 retirees with 592 years of service at a luncheon at Betty's Restaurant. Recipients include Ellen Lutz and Herman Hauver with 40 years each, and administrators Cavanee and Graf with long county tenure.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Betty's
Monocaty Village
Rita
Gordon
Ellen W. Lutz
Myersville
Herman A. Hauver
Middletown High
Dorothy T. Cavenee
Vernon E. Graf
Church Street
Louis F Ahalt
William G Baker
Oliver Crouse
Carolyn B. Dorsey
Rebecca E Frushour
Ruby H. Grossnickle
Alice C Hoen
Lillian T. Joy
Myra D Koontz
Ethel A. Little
Berthena D. McGowan
Donald E. McLachie
Peach G. Myers
Lillian J Hemberger
Margaret R Spurrier
Octava G. Zimmerman
Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers Association
Nancy Gordon
John L Carnochan
Louis F. Abalt
Adalt
University of Maryland
Wiliam G Baker
Catoctin High School
Baker
Emmitsburg
Thurmoor
Dorothy T Cavanee
Labedy
Washington Street
Ean
Frederck
Fredenck
Elm Stree Schams
Centra
Mathemamatics
Tapio
Feestburn
Myra D. Koontz
Maryland
Shepherd College
Donald E. McLuckie
Carroll County
North Market Street
Elm Street
Myeraville
Rock Creek Center
Western Maryland
Loyola College
Lillian J. Reinberger
Fredenck County
Reinberger
Gov Thomas Johnson
Margaret E. Spurrier
Brunswick High
Brunswick
Pout of Rocks
Octavian Zimmermann
Walkersville
Middletown
Hood College
Reades
Braddock Heights
Lillian T Joy
Laberty
Yellow Springs
Hand College
Joy Hives
Alice C Hoes
Setoce
Schon
Parkway
Flemenian Sehan
Reece Chiver
Thurmont
St. Josephs College
Herman A Hauver
Kenneth Johns
Gov. Thomas Johnson High
Marion A. Lawson
Gilbert A. Newby
Edith F. Sponseller
New Market Elementary
Guy C. Whidden
Wolfsville
William B. Barnes
Gordon M Anderson
Fuel saver sales to discontinue in Montgomery County
Econ Corporation of Bethesda will stop selling a 100 device touted to boost mileage by up to 35 percent after county and EPA tests showed no fuel economy improvement. The firm will refund purchases and cease sales though not admitting violations.
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Montgomery Bureau
Rockville — Econ Corporation
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Office of Consumer Affairs
GCA
OCA
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Econ
Local officials end sewage battle with 5 percent capacity pact
Washington area leaders from the District of Columbia and three counties announced a temporary truce in their dispute over sewage treatment capacity. The agreement lets each jurisdiction boost its plant capacity by 5 percent, easing progress toward regional construction goals. Barbara Gregg of OCA urged consumers to verify test results for gas mileage devices and to contact local consumer affairs for guidance if in doubt about a firm or device.
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Barbara Gregg
OCA
Consumer Affairs Office
Washington
District of Columbia
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