414/Maryland Manual
GREEN RIDGE YOUTH CENTER

Harry W. Grove, Supervisor
Flintstone 21530 Telephone: 478-2930

In May 1955, Green Ridge Youth Center was
established in Allegany County. Originally, the
Center was operated by the State Department of
Public Welfare in cooperation with the State De-
partment of Forests and Parks. The Center ac-
commodates thirty-five boys.

MAPLE RUN YOUTH CENTER

R. D. Shoemake, Supervisor
Flintstone 21530 Telephone: 478-2511

The 1965 General Assembly appropriated funds
to establish a permanent center at Maple Run in
the Green Ridge State Forest, Allegany County
(Chapter 743, Acts of 1965). The Center opened
in 1967 with facilities for thirty-five boys.

MEADOW MOUNTAIN YOUTH
CENTER

Donald L. Carter, Supervisor

P.O. Box 75
Grantsville 21536 Telephone: 895-5669

Meadow Mountain Youth Center opened Octo-
ber 1984, in Garrett County. It has facilities for
thirty boys.

SAVAGE MOUNTAIN YOUTH
CENTER

Boyd D. Hoy Ie, Supervisor
Lonaconing 21539 Telephone: 463-2244

The success of the first youth center at Green
Ridge prompted the General Assembly to appro-
priate funds for additional facilities in 1956
(Chapter 98, Acts of 1956). Savage Mountain
Youth Center opened in 1957 and now accommo-
dates thirty-five boys.

STATE ADVISORY BOARD FOR JUVENILE
SERVICES

Co-Chairperson: Melvin Holmes, 1987
Co-Chairperson: Frances L. Mickel, 1987

Phyllis Allen Diggs, 1987; John Patterson, 1987;
Edgar P. Silver, 1987; Alfred R. Himmelrich, Jr,
1988; Min Leong, 1988; Daniel W. Moylan, 1988;
John E. Myhill, 1988; Robert J. Woods, 1988;
Obren V. Bames; Leaston V. Booker; Patricia L.
Krongard; Geraldine Mendelson; Theodore S.
Moyer; Wendy S. Murrill; two vacancies.

201 W. Preston St.
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 225-5055

The State Advisory Board for Juvenile Services
was created in 1966 as the State Advisory Board
of Juvenile Services (Chapter 126, Acts of 1966).
In 1987, the Board received its present name (Sen-
ate Bill no. 672). The Board recommends to the
Director of the Juvenile Services Agency policies
and programs designed to improve State juvenile
services. The Board participates in planning for
development and use of resources to meet Agency
needs as well as in interpreting Agency objectives
to the public.

The Board consists of eighteen members. They
are appointed by the Governor and include repre-
sentatives of the Juvenile Services Agency, the
State Department of Education, the Department
of Health and Mental Hygiene, the Social Services
Administration, the Maryland State Police, the
General Assembly, the judiciary, and a child wel-
fare agency. Seven members represent the public.
Of these, three must be between the ages of six-
teen and twenty-five and at least one must have
been under the jurisdiction of the Juvenile
Services Agency. Members serve three-year terms.
The Governor designates the chairperson (Code
1957, Art. 41C, sees. 2-106 through 2-110).

MARYLAND JUVENILE JUSTICE
ADVISORY COUNCIL

Chairperson: Clementine L. Kaufman, 1988

Charles 0. Fisher, Jr.; Martina Green; Eddie
Harrison; Douglass H. Moore; Frank G. Pappas;
Mary Seng; Gregory Shed; Calvin Street; Harriett
Taylor. Terms expire 1987.

Barry Bach; Robert M. Bell; Lenny Moore;
Donald W. Mathis; Theodore S. Moyer; Dorothea
L. Rees; John Rouse. Terms expire 1988.

Peter D. Blauvelt; Harvey C. Byrd III; Robbie
Callaway; Aaron Knight; David B. Mitchell;
Alexander J. Palenscar; Jerome D. Wright. Terms
expire 1989.

Ex officio: Linda D'Amario Rossi, Director,
Juvenile Services Agency