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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1998

Page

7

Burkittsville mayor’s grant request stirs controversy

Burkittsville council member Joyce Brown accuses Mayor Paul Gilligan of illegally applying for a Project Open Space grant without council approval to buy 4 acres with a barn. Gilligan says the purchase was a sensitive act to protect historic land and that POS funds may reimburse costs. charter issues and out-of-town council member status are debated. Both mayor and Brown seek re-election.

Burkittsvill Joyce Brown John Clapp Ms. Brown Paul Gilligan Gilligan Clapp Charles Badell Burkittsville Mr. Gilligan Brown

Passover matzo model bakery at Beth Shalom opens for kids

Rabbi Sholom Raichik assists children at Congregation Beth Shalom in Frederick as they simulate matzo making in a model bakery. The activity teaches the Passover process from mixing to rolling, though the dough made by children is not kosher for Passover.

Sholom Raichik Congregation Beth Shalom Frederick Egypt Model Bakery Beth Shalom

Last Dinner on the Titanic Reveals Edwardian Dining Riches

Scripps Howard reports on the Titanic last night meals and the Edwardian class system. Charles Joughin the chief baker helped launch lifeboats with bread and even balanced overboard as the ship sank. The book Last Dinner on the Titanic details 11 courses and lavish menus including Ritz dining for the super rich.

Charles Joughin Joughin Charles Burgess Dana McCauley McCauley Rick Archbold Charles Proctor Ritz Egypt Olga

Hearthside Sampler to showcase 1800s cooking in Frederick County

The seventh annual Hearthside Sampler April 4 and 5 offers hands on activities and hearth cooking demonstrations at 12 historic sites. Cooks like Nancy Sweet and Sarah Butt will recreate 1800s meals from root cellars to griddle cakes, with demonstrations at Rose Hill Manor and Hessian Barracks. Visitors may tour historic houses and museums, watch open fire cooking, and enjoy period foods such as corn pie and cabbage with apples. The event runs noon to 4 p.m. with a self guided tour and is sponsored by Frederick Gas through the Frederick Historic Sites Consortium.

Rose Hill Manor Nancy Sweet Heritage Farm Preservation Society Walkersville Shirley Swaim Heritage Farm Frederick County Bertha Kennedy Roger Brooke Taney Francis Scott Key Museum Girl Scouts Sally Waltz Hessian Barracks Mrs. Waltz Barbara Fritchie Brunswick Railroad Museum Schifferstadt Monocacy National Battlefield National Museum of Historical Society of Gambrill Mill

Iowa hog farmers press lean pork in pork and beans

Des Moines Iowa farmers urge the Iowa Pork Producers Association to push for lean pork in canned pork and beans and to convince meat companies to drop fat in the recipe. Some producers warn taste would suffer while Campbell Soup and Faribault Foods resist changes.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Pork Producers Association Manchester Gary Helmrichs Helmrichs Association U.S. Food and Drug Administration Kevin Lowery Camden N.J Leon Sheets Ionia Sheets Faribault Foods Inc Mrs. Grimes Roy Cooper

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