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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1996

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4

Local Forum Guides Frederick Job Seekers On Wednesday

An open forum at Frederick Community College titled Where the Jobs Are offered advice for the unemployed. Officials from employment agencies discussed job training education where to look for work and how to apply. The event highlighted ALEX a computerized job listing network and the Frederick Job Service office providing resume and interview tips.

Frederick Community College Fine Arts Maryland Job Service Department of Economic and Employment Development Automated Labor Exchange ALEX Francis Scott Key Mall Frederick County James Singleton

Area senior athlete moving to Montana

Donald Leatherman, an 84 year old Frederick County resident, plans a cross country move to Bozeman Montana on November 29 to live with family. A lifelong runner and swimmer who trained with his lab Beau, he will leave behind 72 years in Frederick and his Seventh day Adventist church activities. He looks forward to resuming singing and notes Bozeman High School offers a dollar a day Olympic size pool for residents.

Donald Leatherman Frederick Frederick County Leatherman Bozeman, Mont Beau C&o Canal Washington Cumberland Mr. Leatherman

Democrats rally around Hood College campaign events in Frederick

US Senator Paul Sarbanes and Comptroller Louis Goldstein joined Delegate Sue Hecht and others at a Clinton Gore rally at Hood College organized by a political science class and Hood College Democrats. Carter II spoke at a reception hosted by the Monocacy Plowman and Fisherman Club.

Frederick Paul Sarbanes Louis Goldstein Sue Hecht D-Frederick Washington Bruce Reeder Hood College Sarbanes Goldstein Hodding Carter II Monocacy Plowman and Fisherman Club Meta Nash Carter Delta Democrat-Times Mississippi Tom Slater America Hood Bill Clinton Steve Crawford Rosenstock Hall Dale Kemp Bartlett Congress Mr Sarbanes Carol Kawecki

Shookstown Pavilion Completed by Community Effort

In Shookstown a new 28 by 34 foot wooden pavilion rises in the park after August ground breaking and a 27 plus volunteer push. Betty Baugher praises the concerted effort as James Wilson notes the project required grading framing and roofing by contractors while residents provided labor and food. The civic association aims to dedicate the arched roof structure at the November 12 membership dinner at 6 30 p.m.

Shookstown Park Old Receiver Road United Civic Association Joan Wilson Victor Masser Betty Baugher Charles Baugher James Wilson Shookstown Civic Association Parks and Recreation Commission Baugher

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