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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1978
Page
5
Unregistered voters can register to vote by clipping this card and mailing it to the Board of Supervisors of Elections at Winchester Hall Frederick Maryland 21701. The notice requests street address rural route post office telephone number date and ZIP code.
Frederick County election officials note 41 604 registered voters before removals, with 551 removed this year and 1 919 last year. They urge voters to verify registration as gaps often arise on election day. Key dates span May 11 party changes, July 3 candidacy filings, Aug 14 primary registration deadline, Sept 12 primary, Sept 25 registration reopen before general election, and Nov 7 general election.
Dr Robert Smith county school administrator says the district is in compliance with OCR directives amid past racial balance concerns. Frederick City elementary schools showed imbalances in 1976 prompting reapportionment to 19.5 percent minority students and 6.5 percent minority staff. Current countywide minority average is 7.73 percent, with city schools ranging from about 16 to 21 percent. OCR warned of possible funding loss if not corrected, though officials doubt a current problem exists.
At a stockholders meeting of the Myersville Savings Bank the following directors were elected: C Basil Grossnickle, E Quentin Grossnickle, Maynard G Grossnickle, Wm Melvin Lewis, Sallie R Marker, Charles S Martin, Lawrence EB Ricketts, Herbert L Rollins, William L Waters, and W Meredith S Young. The directors then organized for the year naming officers led by William L Waters as chairman and Charles S Martin as president.
Colonel Lester L. Holmes, Ret., Braddock Heights, speaks on the Appalachian Trail at 7 20 p.m. March 21 at the Historical Society of Frederick County home and museum 24 East Church Street. He presents slides, discusses geology flora fauna and scenic points Maine to Georgia and covers current status and pending federal legislation. Holmes, former Appalachian Trail Conference executive director and archivist, details trail maintenance and relations with clubs, state and federal agencies. The talk follows a brief meeting and is free to the public.
Early Thursday morning three Frederick women were arrested for disorderly conduct after a fight that began at a nearby tavern. Cindy Lee Mercer Vicki Sue Weddle and Theresa Kay Diggs were cited in a pair of additional police-issued charges, with patrol cars responding to the scene at 1 32 a.m. The report also lists multiple traffic and court-related citations for other individuals, and notes a postponed luncheon due to the energy crisis.
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