Frederick Community Concerts Reciprocity Announced
Mrs. Donald E. Leatherman announced reciprocal admission for Frederick Community Concert Association members to 21 certs in Hagerstown Rockville Gettysburg Chambersburg and Waynesboro. Upcoming out of town concerts include Michael Rabin in Hagerstown Nov 20 the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Mar 25 and Jean Casadesus Mar 27 in Frederick with Prestigious ensembles and soloists across Maryland and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Leatherman
Frederick
Hagerstown
Rockville
Maryland
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
San Francisco Ballet
Jean Casadesus
Ma &Si-Hon
Tung Kwong-Kwong
Nelson and
Neal
New York
Pro Musica
Noah Greenberg
Esterhazy Orchestra
David Blum
Hayden
Golden Curtain Quartet
Metropoltan
Esterhazy
Arnold Steinhardt
Coro Do Brasil
Isaac Karabtchevsky
Ma Sip Hon
Hung Kwong
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Mihaly Virizlay
Whittemore and Lowe
Clebanoff
Herman Clebanoff
Varel
Bailly
Concert Membership Drive At Colonial Music Shop
The Colonial Music Shop and Burke Music Company offer season memberships at 7.50 for adults and 4.00 for students with a September 16 deadline. Concert admission is by membership cards only. Elementary class sizes will drop to one to 27, while the Maryland state ratio guidance remains one to 25 for high schools and one to 30 for elementary schools. The superintendent cites 4001 teachers now and proposes raising to 4183 to exceed state standards by about 100 teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Music
Burke Music Company
One - Tolm
Manchester
Maryland
Hanover- Baltimore Pike
Fridinger Mill Road
Esco
Frigidaire
Safeguard
Dodge
Carroll H. Martin
Ivan L. Martin
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Walter A. McGowan
Court House
Frederick City
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Brunswick
G. H. Wirts
Peoples National Bank of Brunswick
James W. Pitman
Frederick Counts
Hilda Barker
East Potomac Street
Harry D. ‘Axline
Alma J. Axline
311 Teacher Increase Approved By Board
The Montgomery County board of education unanimously approved adding 311 teachers and administrators starting in 1965. Superintendent Homer Elseroad urged raising the staff ratio to 51 professionals per 1000 students from 47.8. The gradual increase targets 182 teachers 11 assistant principals 80 teaching specialists and 38 librarians, reducing high school pupil limits toward one-to-24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Board of Educaion
Homer C. Elseroad
Elseroad
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Ncert
Hanover
Coven Pia
Kregver
Clerwen Tia
Gosin
North and Cheatnut Sts
Hanover, Pa
Sar
Phene
Market St
Taneytown
Keymar
India
Emerson
Seiglermatic
John Deere
Guls Shank
Carl Haines
Morgan and Beasley
Plymouthland
Roney Motor Company
North Market St
FredeRick, Md
Sterling Leese
Stewart Strevig
Nottingham Farms, Inc
Raspeburg
Whitemarsh
Philadelphia
Harry T. Campbell
Case DC
W. D
H.P. Motors
Burr Mill
Templeton
Oliver
H.D. Hiydr
J. D. Spring Tooth Harrow
Ontario
Stewart
Ford
Harry T. Campbell & Sons Towson
W. BH. Carrell
Mgr
Valley
T. R
Tom” O’farrell
Court St
Westminster
Rueben
Bel Air
W. Jerome Offutt
Ralph L. Gastley, JR
John L. Ponton
Todd Steel Co
Pont OF Rocks
Robert Hall
Catonsville
Rt. 40
Funkstown
Chewsville
Relling Road
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