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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1957
Page
9
Louis B. Krave of Baltimore serves as executive secretary of the association in charge of general arrangements for the route L1 project referenced in the text.
The Maryland Association of Engineers holds its spring meeting in Hagerstown with an evening reception and dinner at Hotel Alexander. A 700-member group will participate in golf and fishing activities at Fountainhead Country Club and local streams. Remarks highlight visiting public works projects including State Roads Commission relief routes around Frederick and Hagerstown.
Thomas F McNulty will address a public meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m in the Cabgary Methodist Parish Hall Frederick on There s Hope for the Mentally Retarded The event is sponsored by the Civitan Club of Frederick and the Frederick County Association for Retarded Children The speaker a Baltimore radio station president speaks from personal experience as his son is retarded and he advocates finding help for these children.
A committee report lauded Maryland children as praised by Dr. Thomas G. Pullen state Superintendent of schools. Mr MecNufty serves on the committee and has spoken nationwide for years in addition to addressing groups in his home state.
The report notes officers chosen for the coming year Edward Helfenstein president Donald Ward vice president and George Delafraine Jr secretary Arthur Potts chaired the meeting Rev M D Ashbury urged support for Claggett Day at the diocesan center on May 3 The piece also references football figures Girard and a past Packers draft pick and a separate court case in Martinsburg involving a youth Routzahn who forfeited a $50 bond after brandishing a pistol to threaten youths.
The veteran Early Jug Girard was sold by the Detroit Lions to the Baltimore Colts today. Girard, a seven season veteran at halfback and end for the Lions, was sold in a pre season deal.
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