Training Plan Aids Hard Core Unemployables
Russ Edmondston outlines on the job training for underemployed and hard core unemployables. Frederick County partners with local business and Industry through CAC to place workers in OJT positions with federal wage reimbursements averaging about $15 weekly. Employers like Shenandoah Plastics and Baltimore Brick commit, with slots to open and a contract requirement for wage reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Edmondston
Gitaff
Frederick County
Community Action Committee
Department of Labor
Maryland State Office of Economic
CAC
Charles Pleasant
Shenandoah Plastics
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Baltimore Brick
Rocky Hidge
Pleasant
Social Services Agency
Department of Employment Security
Baltimore Transit Hike Approved For Five Cent Fare Increase
The Baltimore Transit Co won a temporary five cent rise in adult bus fares effective Friday, with regular fare rising to 30 cents and express to 35 cents. Tokens return to saleFriday at 30 cents, and exact change remains required. Transfers 5 cents, zone fare 10 cents, and college game transport pricing unchanged. The Metropolitan Transit Authority suspended consideration of a permanent rate structure, pending later date, citing higher operating costs from the late October strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Transit Co
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Robert Edelson
Peter Parker
Public Service Commission
Edelson
George L. Russell Jr
Baltimore Colt
Memorial Stadium
Students Present Recital at Studio on October 23
A recital by studio students, held October 23 at 4 00 p m, featured pieces by Sperry L Storm and others. Performers included Patricia Moyer Deborah Moyer Michael Morgan Nancy Morgen Eleanor Matthews Roberta Renn Beth Shively Susan Shively Sharon Droneburg Donna Droneburg Jack Storm Patrick Kennedy Carl Thayer Jr Michael Clem Fred Michel John Holly Ann Hippen Linda Derr and more, with works ranging from Bach and Liszt to Czerny and Couperin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry L. Storm
Patricia Moyer
Schaum
Deborah Moyer
L. Streadbog
Michael Morgan
J. M. Catizone
Nancy Morgen
Liszt Thompson
Eleanor Matthews
Burgmuller
Robert Freed
C. M. Bach
Emily Putman
Louis Victor Saar
Roberta Renn
Francois Couperin
Sharon Droneburg
Cattizone
Donna Droneburg
Beethoven
Donna
Jack Storm
John Thompson
Patrick Kennedy
J. & Bach
Carl Thayer Jr
Gurlittopus
Michael Clem
E. R. Koreger
Fred Michel
John Schaum
John Holly
Little Drummer Boy
Grace C. Kaiser
Ann Hippen
Camille Stamaty
Malinda Derr
Marlon
Instrumental Recital Pieces Performed By Private Students
A private students’ recital featured pieces by Duver noy Berrehill Poole Schaum and others. Performers included Gary Sandbow er on saxophone Wade Clem on saxophone Ronald Kling trumpet Deborah Croneburg on clarinet and Tom Ogle on flute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettes
Jean-Baptiste Duvernoy
Michael Rhoads
Robert H. Berrehill
Jeanne Poole
John Schaum
Deborah Croneburg
Tom Ogle
Cecile Chaminade
Flag Etiquette for Vertical Display From Window or Wall
The union should be at the top when the flag is displayed vertically. As you face it, the union must be on your left. This guidance applies to both window and wall displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
U.S
Maryland National Bank
Interbank
Atlantic
Pacific
Europe
Mexico
Japan
Maryland National
Sertoma Club Hears Hutton Talk in Frederick
Commissioner Wallace E. Hutton was guest speaker at a Sertoma Club of Frederick meeting. He spoke against adopting Code Home Rule in the November 5 election. Dave Shafer read a resignation letter from District Governor for medical reasons, prompting a Richmond meeting on November 2 to elect a replacement. Paul Main urged volunteers to prepare a float for the Halloween Parade featuring the Frederick Sing Out group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace E. Hutton
Sertoma ‘Club
Frederick
Hutton
Dave Shafer
Richmond
Paul Main
Hallowe'en
Tom Hinebaugh
Moyers Completes Training Session
Reed Moyers of 309 Brooklawn Apartments has returned home after three weeks of fire insurance study at State Farm home office in Bloomington Illinois. He works at the Seaboard Office on Oak Street where year round schooling informs 50 claims representatives on new models contracts and procedures. This year about 75 claims staff will attend classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Moyers
Brooklawn
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Moyers
Seabord
Oak Street
State
Farm
Edison Guest at Meet Introduced by Jim Whittington
Edison was a guest at the meet and was introduced by Jim Whittington during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Jim Whittington
Burtonsville Fire Volunteers Charged in Arson Case
Four Burtonsville volunteer firefighters were arrested on arson and malicious burning charges after a month long probe by county police and the fire marshal. The suspects, all residents of Burtonsville, face hearings in Silver Spring November 13 after being released on personal bonds. Accused include Michael Crofts and Leroy Schwaderer, tied to a vacant house fire on Austin Road August 24, with Schwaderer also charged in a Castle Road field burning alongside Edward Peterson and Patrick Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Nockville
Burtonsville
Wheaton- Glenmont
People’s Court
Silver Spring
Austin Road
Michael Crofts
Old Columbia Pike
Leroy E. Schwaderer
Dotson Road
Schwaderer
Castle Road
Edward C. Peterson
Oakhurst Drive
Patrick A. Stevens
Briggs Chaney Road
Miss Nixon To Reign As Azalea Queen
Tricia Nixon, 22, daughter of President Nixon, will reign as queen of the 16th International Azalea Festival in Norfolk Virginia from April 23 to 27, with the Norfolk Chamber of Commerce announcing the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nixon
Azalea
Washington
Tricia Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Norfolk
Jack Pillsbury
Norfolk Chamber of Commerce
Sniper Flushed From Montgomery Apartment by Tear Gas
The Montgomery County Police used teargas Monday to flush a 19 year old sniper from his sister's apartment after he sprayed a neighborhood with a .22 caliber rifle. One man, Gary Wayne Stoltz, 19, was in critical condition with a chest wound at Washington Hospital. Arthur Biller Jr., 17, was wounded in the arm while at the Palmer Park Service Center. The shooter, baby-sitting his sister's child, fired more than 20 shots into a filling station and a 707 Restaurant on Piney Branch Street. police reported minor cuts to two officers from glass. An 18 month old nephew was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Washington Hospital
Gary Wayne Stoltz
Arthur Biller Jr
Palmer Park Service Center
University Avenue
707
Piney Branch Street
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MTA
Weil
Journeyman
Hamilton Avenue
Chris Flanagan
Felix Flanagan Jr
Washington Street
Charles Warfield
Sertoma — Club
Singer Now
Singer
Chai
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Nbc-Tv
Singer Today
LOTUS
Ee By
Cathrineholm
Freezer
IYI
Weer
Norway
Qfeviliteive Pracius
Fitalag
Remster
Bert Patrick
The
Montgomery County Bureau
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Maikei St
Groff
S$. Monocacy
Frederick Car Wash
Rosemont Ave
T Record Co
Bartels & Zimmerman, Inc
Patrick St
Colonial Jewelry Co
Colonial Music Shop
Patrick St. Dean's Village
Manocecy
Ettine Jewelers
Market St
Erni‘s Halian Kitchen
the Fabric
2Nd & Market Ble
Frederick Camera
N. Market St
Haber Women's Apparel
Frederick Shopping Center
Hedwel, Inc
Monocacy Village
Henry's, Inc
M. Market
Waeley's Shoes
W. Patrick St. Kote Furniture Co
Best St
Lee's Men's Shop
Masser's
Weet New Schroeder's Inc
E. Patrick St
Remeburg's Jewelry Store
Donald B. Rice Tire Co
East St
Tice's
Cotor Center Ltd
Market Sts
Rob Elien
N. Market
Dr. Welter Snow
the Tire Mart
de Grange St
Wallace
Frederick Frederick
Watkine
Urdette Motor Co
Wayside
E. Pawick
Marret St
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