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PAGE EIGHT
Welfare Head i
(Continued from Page One)
sociate Judge Stuart F. Hamill
State's Attorney Fred A. 'l‘hu_\'vr.'
Attorney to the Commissioners,
Lewis R. Jones, and social worker |
11, W. Perry Shaffer, will attend
Dr. Irvin Thalheimer, chairman
of the state board of public wel
fare; David Curran, chief of divi
sion of forestry camps and train
ing schools, and David Semer,
field supervisor, will accompany
Mr. Hobson.
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the forestry camps in Allegany and |
Garrett counties before coming to
Oakland.
i Robert W. Stemple, director ufl
ilhv county welfare board, said thol
' public assistance program and the |
| county’s budget for 1964 would hcl‘
| presented and discussed by him,l‘
'Mr. Hobson will discuss the state ‘
“pmgr;nm and the state department’s §‘
| budget request for the coming]
vear, He also is expected to com- |
'ment on public welfare lv:_:islmin'l'
;lu be considered at the .lunlmr.\"]
i.wssinn of the Maryland lc_uisln—|
ture. | ‘
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Construction of 21.33’
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Miles Road Proposedi
The State Roads commission on!
December 6 proposed ('ons:ructi(m.
of 21.53 miles of new highway mn—i
struction in this county, as part ul's
the five year projected pmy:rum.‘
ending June 30, 1969, and begin- |
ning next July 1. §
Some of the projects listed were |
in the so-called *“Go"” program .
which is effective until 1965. Be
cause of an overlap in the two
programs both wcre consolidated. |
Most of the items have h(-vn;(
listed in previous stories in 'l'lu-l_
Republican, | |
The program calls for a one-cent l
increase in the state gasoline l:a.\;.:l
a one percent increase in the titl- |
ing tax, and adjustments in lll(-"
mecthod of financing the State Po- )4
lice and Department of Motor \’v-,,
hicles so that the State Roads (-um~f |
mission and political subdivisions |
would realize more money from the ’
Motor Vehicle fund for highway l
work. Legislation would be needed ‘ '
by the gencral assembly. ll
The projects listed for this coun- |
1y l ]
Primarv svstem: new construc- | 1
THE REPUBLICAN, OAKLAND, MARYLAND.
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- With Our Men
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In The Service
Martin C. Lowers, boilerman
third class, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil C. Lowers, of 212 South
Second st., Oakland, is serving
aboard the destroyer USS Robert
H. McCard with the Sixth Fleet
in the Mediterranean.
McCard left Charleston, S. C,
in October,
*® @k %
Staff Sergeant Donald R. Glass
of Accident, as completed the
course for United States Air
tion of 14.10 miles route 40 from
Allegany county line to U. S. 219:
reconstruction and rchabilitation
of 3.76 miles on same route; new
construction 420 miles U. S. 219
from U. S. 40 to Northern high
school; new construction 3.03 miles
U. S. 219 from Deep Creek bridge
to north Sang Run road.
Secondary system: reconstruc
tion of .87 miles Maryland 38. north
end bridge to 4 miles west of
Kitzmiller; reconstruction, rehabili
tation and pull lane 3.26 miles,
Maryland 135 from Maryland 38
to Maryvland 495.
Force technical instructors atl
Sheppard aiy force base in ’l‘c.\'as.l
Sergeant Glass was trained in
lm‘inciplvs of learning, use of'
training aids, lesson pianning and |
' practice teaching. He was chosanl'
lltn become an Air Force instructor |
' because of his experience and!'
' | capability. |f
| The sergeant is the son of Mr. |
'l and Mrs. Carl V. Glass of R. D. 2.;‘
Accident, and is a graduate of '
| Northern High school, Cove. “
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Receives Promotion |
, Charles Weimer, of ();lklzmd.|
.l\\‘hu had been serving with the |’
1 armed forces in Germany sin(-ol
,IN()\‘(‘HH)(‘l‘. 1962, was recently pro-|!
| moted from the rank of private
| first class to Specialist 4. !;
; Weimer entered the service in |,
| January, 1961. He is a son of Mr. |
) and Mrs. Everett Weimer, of Oak-’v
| land. i
. ——C——————— ~— |I
: James William MecCrobie, of the !
Red House section, underwent l;
| surgery in Johns Hopkins h()spital,}l
| Baltimore. He is expected to re
r!turn to his home on Saturday. l<
! it (st sese i
l In November the rate of employ- |
i:mom rose from 5.5 per cent to 5.9 i
i per cent of the total labor force.!
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Paid For Idea |
e .I
An idea of the Bittinger Girls
4-H club was used in the Decem—'
ber issue of the National 4-H club |
news. An advertiscment by the
Wrigley company features the plan '
for a service project which was ]
conducted by the club. The club .
received $35 for the contribution‘(
to the magazine. Karen Sha\\']cy.'l
club member, said the moml)(-rsiI
were pleased the company thought i
the idea a good one and uses al-l‘
ready have been found for the ;
money. ’.
Mrs. Ralph Buckel, leader, had |-
sent in the suggestions.
The service project was call(‘dl
a modern day “quilting party.” The
girls collected woolen patches andl
materials to make tops for two
warm colorful comforters. They
cut and sewed the patches together
to form tops for the comforters,
The comforters were knotted at
a special meeting with mothvrsl
being inivted to assist. This was
considered one of the most suc-l
cessful meetings held with both
groups having an opportunity tol
share in a service activity.
“Planning Meals for Good Nu-'
trition,” was the topic of the girls' |
35 Home Ec. Girls Take |
Betty Crocker Test Dec. 3 i
The yearly Betty Crocker Home
maker of Tomorrow test was given
on Tuesday, December 3, to all|
senior girls taking Home Econom- |
ics. Mr. Spoerlein, who adminis- |
_—
club meeting last Thursday (-\'n-}
ning. A luncheon menu was plan
ned to be prepared at the home of |
Mrs. Ralph Buckel December 31,
Following the meal the members
will do smocking on aprons, cush—%
icn covers and smocked hats. |
A
The listing of physicians’ office hours as pub
lished in The Republican of December 6th was incor
rect so far as my hours are concerned,
The correct time of my hours is as follows:
9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., by appointment, except
Wednesday.
1 No Sunday hours.
\ Dr. E. 1. Baumgartner
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963
|u'rv(l the test, said that about 5o
]uirls took part.
Objective questions made up the
’muin part of the test, and the girls
| were given 35 minutes to work on
;theso questions. An essay question
| comprised the second part, tor
| which 10 minutes was allowed.
| The girl who wins this contest
jat Southern will be awarded a
*B(-tly Crocker cookbook. She will
| go on to take a state-wide contest,
{which includes, if she wins, a trip
ilu Williamsburg, Philadelphia and
;i!\'c\v York. A nationwide dinner
l\\'ill be held at the Waldorf As
toria hotel in New York.