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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1983

Page

14

Kemptown Park to be unveiled with new facilities

Frederick County Parks and Recreation plans to unveil a 725000 Kemptown Park project on April 23 featuring a softball field, two playgrounds, two tennis courts and two shelters shared with Kemp Town Elementary School. Phase I may be delayed due to budget cuts, with appeals planned for a maintenance building.

Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission Kemptown Park Kemptown Frederick County Parks and Recreation Gilbert S. Kingsbury Kingsbury Bob Failor Parks and Recreation Failor Tan Sed Fwa Senies Tere An Bauer San

Fair in the Square to benefit March of Dimes in Frederick

Downtown Frederick hosts the Aug 20 Fair in the Square from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on North Market Street, featuring bluegrass to ballet, with clowns and performers. Proceeds support birth defects prevention, with balloon launch and $50 U.S. Savings Bond prize for ticket buyers and balloon finders. Community groups, crafts spaces at $20, and calls to March of Dimes office for participation and information.

March of Dims Downtown Frederick Patrick Fred Humbert City Room Stern Hurwitz Humbert Fredericktown Bank & Trust Lo Seymour B. Stern Richard Cody Resthaven Memorial Gardens Markey Graphics Frederick Tourist Council

County's royalty to greet walkers Superwalk Sunday

Frederick Md April 11 1983 readers learn that the 11th annual Superwalk on April 24 will route through the Frederick Shopping Center. Hostesses include Miss Frederick Sue Elam Farm Bureau Queen Susan Flanigan and 4H Queen Sally Meunier. Volunteers from March of Dimes Rotary Club Farm Southland Dairies and others provide snacks water and support along the 30 kilometer course. Registration continues at 10 W College Terrace through April 22 with 7 a.m. reporting at the shopping center on walk day.

Frederick March of Dimes Sue Elam Harry A. Rosenfeld Frederick Shopping Center Ric Adams Unity Rotary Club of South Jefferson Street Southland Dairies Salvation Army Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative Inc Maryland National Guard Company A 1St Batallion 115Th Infantry Division Frederick City Department of Public Works Frederick Produce Wendy's Betty Ray Rentzel Gene Lemar WAM Wd. Ub UE Frederick City Bill Collum Triangle Outdoor World Joe Bolm Schroyers Frederick Disposal Inc W. College Terrace

Arbor Day Foundation offers 10 free wildlife trees in April

The National Arbor Day Foundation will give 10 free wildlife trees to new members during April to attract songbirds. The sixty-12 inch plants include black walnut, Norway spruce, red oak and more, shipped postage paid with planting instructions. Membership is $10, with a deadline of April 30, sent to Wildlife Trees, Arbor Lodge 100, Nebraska City NE 68410. Montevue Home Auxiliary hosts its spring Adopt-a-Friend party on April 13 at 7:30 p.m. with Bettie Jane's Center of Dance Art providing entertainment.

National Arbor Day Foundation Wildlife Trees Arbor Lodge Nebraska City Montevue Rendemia Bettie Jane's Center of Dance Art

Nurses Courses Offer COPD Care Registration Open

Five-session continuing education for area nurses on COPD starts April 28 at Monocacy Middle School. Frederick Community College and the American Lung Association of Mid Maryland sponsor the two hour Thursday evenings course for 1.0 CEUs led by Mary Beachley RN MSN.

Frederick Community College American Lung Association of Mid MSN

Early zookeeping from ancient to medieval times

The text notes that ancient zoos began as menageries with early examples dating back to 1500 B.C. Queen Hatshepsut of Egypt reportedly maintained a zoo full of wild animals, illustrating early trends in keeping exotic creatures for display and study.

Arly B.C Hatshep Egypt

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