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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1960

Page

10

School Staff Sabbatical and Homemaker Meeting Report

Miss Jean Wastler of West Frederick Junior High took a sabbatical year to attend a Penn State institute and continued work into summer. Audrey E Pressler of Frederick High School pursued Michigan university courses during her tenure. Teachers set monthly meetings for the second Tuesday. Harmony Grove Homemakers gathered with Mrs Edward Mantz demonstrating vegetable cooking, hosted by Mrs Millard Crum.

Jean Wastler West Frederick Junior High Penn State Abs Audrey E. Pressler Frederick High School University of Michigan Miss Wastler Pressier Kern Foltz Marvin Spencer Thurmoent High School Harmony Grove Edward Mantz Millard Crum

County Science Fair Slated Again County Science Teach ers

A county science fair for school students will be held again this year, sponsored by the Frederick County Science Teachers organization. The fair occurs in early spring after school fairs. A teacher from each school will join the general committee. Elm Street Junior High hosts a meeting where staff learned from NSF institute attendees including Xed Kerns and Ross Feltz.

Frederick County Science Teachers Organization Elm Street National Science Foundation Xed Kerns Ohio University Athens Ross Feltz Middletown High School Lafayette College Easton

Shoe Plant to Close Sparks Workforce Shakeup

The Waynesboro Shoe Manufacturing Co announces shutdown unless new management resumes operations. About 250 production and office workers affected with some to stay a few weeks on remaining orders. Harold Alfond says the move is economic and aims to sell the business. Boston sales force cited in the decision. Controlling interest held by Shoe Corporation of America.

Waynesboro Shoe Manufacturing Co Robert 5. Fleming Harold Alfond Waterville Fleming Alfond

Eisenhower cannot fit Berlin visit for Freedom Bell anniversary

The U S Embassy announced President Eisenhower cannot schedule a October 24 trip to Berlin for the 10th anniversary of the Freedom Bell due to a crowded calendar. The statement notes no replacement date was set.

Berlin Bonn Germany U.S Eisenhower

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