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Tw,d. y , m. v 1. 1963 SENTINEL
Business Roundup
Nine County Students Win
Gas Light Company Stock
Nine Montgomery County
high school students were
among 41 in the Washington
area who received complimen
tary shares of stock in the
Washington Gas Light Co. in
recognition of outstanding
school records.
The awards were presented
Tuesday at the company’s an
nual junior stockholders' pro
gram which was attended not
only by the new stock recip
ients, but those who received
similar honors a year ago. The
session was conducted by Don
ald S. Bittinger, company presi
dent.
Purpose of the annual pro
gram, Bittinger said, is to help
teach the principles of Amer
ican economy to high school
students. “Through the junior
stockholder program we are
lending support in a modest
way to the economic education
programs of our area schools,”
he declared.
Boys and girls are chosen by
their schools and the stock is
allotted on a quota basis in
proportion to the high school
enrollments of nine are school
systems represented.
Montgomery County students
and the school they represent
Included the following:
Richard Antony, 1101 Rose
well Drive, Silver Spring,
North wood High School; Lisa
Boese, 7025 Wilson Lane, Walt
Whitman; Leo Bourne, 1008
Schindler Court, Springbrook;
Susan Carol Burton, Route 1,
Germantown, Gaithersburg;
John W. Chandler Jr., 9816 Hill
ridge Drive, Kensington, Wal
ter Johnson; Michael Floyd,
25912 Damascus, Damascus
High School; Lawrence Charles
Kaufman, 8721 Milford Ave.,
Montgomery Blair; Alan Lando,
4423 Stanford St., Chevy Chase,
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, and Sue
Schwartz, 2418 Churchill Road,
Silver Spring, Albert Einstein.
Datalrol Expands
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Bridges Named
Robert W. Bridge*, mem
ber of tfie Montgomery
County Board of Realtor*,
has been appointed as a local
representative of the Nation
al Institute of Real Estate
Brokers. Active in the real es
tate field for more than 20
years, he operates his own
brokerage firm at 12 South
Perry St., Rockville.
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DAMASCUS. MD. CL. 3-2342
data processing consultants and
analy st s, have consolidated
their Silver Spring operations
in a single building at 8115 Fen
ton St.
Formerly operating from
three locations, the firm has ex
panded its Fenton Street quar
ters to handle a growing Vol
ume of business and to accom
odate a staff that has almost
doubled in the last year, ac
cording to Hugh P. Donoghue,
corporation president.
Donaghue said the new quar
ters are designed to meet the
special needs of one of the fast
est growing data-processing or
ganizations in the Washington
area. Government security spe
cifications were met in the ex
pansion program, he noted, and
space has been provided for an
j advanced type of electric com
[ puter to be installed in the near
[ future.
Datatrol made Its debut in
1960 with Donaghue as its only
full time employe. At the end
of the fiscal year next August,
the president predicted, he will
employ about 100 highly spe
cialized technicians, almost
double the number on the pay
roll last August.
Incorporated in the new
quarters are the corporation's
five major divisions—training,
customer services, information
storage and retrieval, commer
cial applications and program
ming systems.
Bank Merger Favored
Shareholders of the American
National Bank of Silver Spring
and the Canton National Bank
of Baltimore have formally ap
proved a merger agreement
previously favored by their
boards of directors.
The action was endorsed by a
vast majority of American Na
tional Bank shareholders and
approved unanimously by par
ticipating members of Canton
in separate meeting, according
to officials of the two. Under
the agreement, American Na
tional will operate the office of
Canton as a branch In addition
to its own new branch in the
Charles Center later this year.
County Details Listed
Editorial work on a revised
edition of the Montgomery
County Handbook has been
completed, according to Miss
Virginia Riohardson, author of
the book operating under the
title of Montgomery County
Handbook, Inc.
The handbook includes exten
sive statistics on the county’s
populaiton, Income, social char
acteristics, cost of living and
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numerous other details of con
cern to area residents and busi
ness firms. In preparing the
text, Miss Richardson obtained
cooperation from the county
government, board of educa
tion, the Maryland • National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission, Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission and other
groups.
A majority of the handbooks
are used by local industries and
government agencies who offer
them to new or prospective em
ployes to assist them in locat
ing in the county. Initial costs
of the production are met by
advertising from local business
j firms.
IBM Speeds Program
The Montgomery County
Board of Realtors is utilizing
IBM unit record equipment to
step up its program to help
home buyers locate property of
their choice.
In providing weekly listings
of homes for some 1000 sales
representatives in the real es
tate feild, the board has taken
advantage of IBM accounting
equipment to detail individual
house particulars including the
price, number of rooms, struc
tural style, heating facilities
and other factors of interest to
purchasers.
According to a board spokes
man, the equipment spares
member agencies from the
tedious job of updating month
ly master lists with weekly re
visions. As a result, prospective
buyers are given the most up
to-date listing without having
to wait for the slower revision
developed in manual methods.
Doerfer in New Post
John C. Doerfer, former
chairman of the Federal Com
munications Commission, has
been appointed general counsel
and executive secretary of the
Maryland-D. C. Broadcasters’
Association, according to an an
nouncement by Joseph Good-
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John Robert Clarke, left, and Keith E. Engelmeier,
right, both of Rockville, are two of the five winners of SSOO
scholarships awarded by Giant Food, Inc. in conjunction
with Little and Ives Publishers. William F. Rogers, Giant's
fellow, president of the broad
casters’ organization.
New MSI Contract
MSI Corp., of Wheaton, has
been awarded a $5.1 million
prime construction contract
boosting its business backlog I
to a total of S2B million, largest
in the firm’s history.
According to MSI President
Samuel N. Zarpas, the new I
contract is for construction of
332 public housing units for the
city of Pittsburgh, to be com
pleted within one year. Com
bined with public housing con
tracts previously awarded, it
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provides a total of 1056 housing
units to be built by MSI within
a two-year period.
Pepsi Votes Dividend
Directors of the Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Co. of Washington
have voted a 10-cents-a-share
dividend to be paid on June 10
! to shareholders on record as of
May 6.
Although several stock divi- 1
dends have been in recent
years, according to C. William
Martin Jr., president of Pepsi- j
Cola, this will be the first cash :
dividend paid by the company
under the present management. (
personnel director, center, also presents checks to Lynnea
Johnson, Falls Church, and Warren V. Knight, McLean, Va.,
another recipient. The fifth winner, Gary Jasper of Balti
more was not present for the ceremony.
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C.U. Scholarships
Are Won By Two
Michael Lewis, 1716 Dublin
Drive, Silver Spring, and Wil
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Road, Bethesda, have been
awarded half-tuition War Me
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Catholic University. Both are
students at Our Lady of Good
Counsel School.
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