Latimer Leads Potomac Edison Drive for United Way
Latimer, Eastern Division Manager at Potomac Edison, named chairman of the 1985 United Way business division campaign. He cites strong community involvement and near full employee participation, aiming to boost giving among higher wage earners outside the county. United Way funds support 22 Frederick agencies including Red Cross, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boy Scouts, Catholic Charities, YMCA, and Seton Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Electric Company
United Way
James D. Latimer
Latimer
Frederick
American Red Cross
Arthritis Foundation
Association of Retarded Citizens of
Frederick County
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Boy Scouts
Catholic Charities
Community Living Inc
Counseling Services
Epilepsy- Frederick Chapter
Federated Charities
Frederick Community Center
Battered Spouse Program
Frederick County Group Homes
Gale House
Girl Scouts
Goodwill Industries
Learning Tree
Mental Health Association
Salvation Army
Seton Center
YMCA
College Bound Self-Help Programs At University Of Maryland
High school juniors and seniors can join fall sessions at the University of Maryland Reading and Study Skills Laboratory in College Park. The program offers individualized plans, study skills workshops, and campus visits to the Counseling Center Career Development Center Hornbake Library, with four months of self paced work for a 110 dollar fee. Call (301) 454-2935 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
College Park
John van Brunt
Obiny Yrgansduull Howe
Hornbake
Award Presented To Frederick County School Of Practical Nursing
The Frederick County School of Practical Nursing received a Blood Pressure Screenings Award from the local American Heart Association chapter. Sixteen LPN students staffed screenings for the Work Site Program at AVEMCO Hariz United Concrete Frederick Iron and Steel Gov Thomas Johnson and Walkersville high school. Maryellen LeDuc Claire Rudman and Naomi Clagett, all RNs, were shown in the program lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County School of Practical Nursing
American Heart Association
LPN
The
Heart Association
Avemco, Hariz
United Concrete
Frederick Iron and Steel
Gov. Thomas Johnson
Walkersville High Schoole
Shawn Are
Maryellen LeDuc
R.N
Claire Rudman
Naomi Clage
4-H Electric Winners at Maryland State Fair
Lorraine Leist, 15, of Montgomery Village, wins the second annual statewide 4-H electric contest in Timonium. Clyde Morris, 17, of Betterton is second and Lisa Dorsey, 16, of Bushey Heights third. all seniors. Leist earns a chance to represent Maryland at the 34th Eastern regional 4-H engineering event in Richmond, Va. Michael Showalter, 12, of Finksburg is junior champion for electrical displays. COME OF AGE program offered to 40,000 middle school instructors by Southland Corp. through 7-Eleven stores highlights alcohol abuse as a key teens issue and urges mature choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine E. Leist
Montgomery Village
Montgomery County
Timonium
Clyde Morris
Betterton
Lisa Dorsey
Come OF Age Dallas
Come of Age
Southland Corp
U.S
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