Frederick County politics and education notes July 10, 1978
In Frederick County, numerous candidates began filing for September primaries amid two party lines forming for November. The column critiques the Ollman nomination at Maryland, praises early education efforts by YMCA Kiddie Kollege grads, and highlights fundraising for a $750,000 Lee YMCA expansion. It cites McGraw-Hill’s 1981 forecast of 14 percent of sales from new products and a $269.6 billion total new product market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Pittsburgh
YMCA
Phyllis Hoyer
Margo Trexler
Economics Department
McGraw-Hill
Gale House Memorial Marks Recovery Effort in Frederick
Francis W. Bush Sr profiles Gale House, founded in 1975 to aid alcoholics in Frederick County. The home, named for Rev. Jack Gale, offers a sober living environment with strict rules, weekly AA meetings, medical care, and communal duties. It opened May 1, 1976, after a state grant. current leadership includes Bette Brust as president and Jack Mori as acting director. Donations from civic groups sustain this community service aiding reintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory J. Hayward
Bette Brust
Frederick
Greg Hayward
Gale House
Jack Gale
Frederick County
Gale
Greg
Steven A. Pickett
Thurmont
Alcoholics Anonymous
Veterans Hospitals
Springfield
Bic Ray
Maryland
Thomas Staup
Brunswick
David Kalman
Gregory Jones
Nelie Rife
Marcie Nicklas
F. Theodore Elliot
Jack Mori
Letter Responds to Gary Byers Ads Controversy
Patricia Teneyce of Frederick Maryland addresses readers with two points. She says Jesus messages of love and forgiveness oppose condemnation and questions Byers claim of divine protection for Israel. She also cites a 1977 New Covenant article detailing Hindu elements in TM and offers to share the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Byers
Pastor Byers
Jesu
Israel
New Covenant Magazine
Jim Manney
Heavily Cast Expected in Frederick Municipal Election
Historical notes report a heavy anticipated turnout for Frederick's triennial municipal election with polls closing around p.m. Jacob Ramsburg heads a Republican surge winning the mayoralty by 95 votes over Democrat Donald Rice. Also noted are the sale of Ramsburg Fertilizer factory to Miller Chemical, Hood College hosting a United Church of Christ synod meeting, and praise for Gale House supporters from The Frederick News-Post staff and boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob &. Ramsburg
Frederick
Donald B. Rice
Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ
Hood College
Frederick News-Post
Gale House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertrell Ollman
University of Maryland
Nancy Spannaus
U.S. Labor Party
Mr. Ollman
Zhbigniew Brzezinski
Ollman
Evans
Novak
Brzezinski
America
Osman
Washington
D.C
Helen Vivian Norton
Evening Sun
Colonies
Evra
Hulme
Reene
Francis W. Bush Sr
Gale House Inc
Alcoholics
Jesus Christ
Patricia Teneyce
Frederich
Thurmont High School
David Zimmerman
Alumni Association
Town Hall
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
East South Street
Miller Chemical and Fertilizer Company of
Baltimore
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