County funds set for Community Volunteer Service program
Frederick County commissioners approved a $15,000 administrator position for an alternative sentencing plan run by the Mental Health Association. The program, a work-release style system, offers offenders 50 to 80 hours of community service to reduce a criminal record, with fines covering administrative costs. District Court Judge Stanley Bennett and others supported the plan, noting potential fit within county structure and its potential benefits, while some questioned its appropriateness for certain offenders.
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Frederick County
The
Mental Health Association
United Way Agency
Donna Tisdale
Tisale
Adrian McCremsberg
Tisdale
Stanley Y. Bennett
David M. Doxton
Bennett
Mary Ann Stepler
Remsberg
Richard L. Grossnickle
Grossnickle
Title I Continuing Workshop Coping with Misbehavior
Parents and teachers who attended the Frederick County Title I Parent Advisory Council event expressed interest in a four session adult education course on misbehavior. Led by Elizabeth Devilbiss, the course runs April 14, 21, 28, and May, 7 to 8 30 p m at North Frederick Elementary School Library. The program covers purposes of misbehavior, communicating with your child, logical consequences, and acting rather than reacting. Open to all citizens. fee is $10. For more information call the Title I Office at the board of education 64 1355.
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Frederick County
Parent Advisory Council
Title I
North Frederick
Elizabeth Devilbiss
Walkersville Middle School
Board of Education
Weather forecast from NWS for Pacific Northwest and central states
The National Weather Service forecast for the period ending Thursday calls for a cold front along the Canadian border from Washington to western Montana with possible showers in Idaho Montana Washington and Oregon. Rain turning to showers is forecast from South Carolina to southern Illinois. The alert includes AP LASERPHOTO attribution.
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National Weather Service
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
South Carolina
Illinois
Emmitsburg Mayor Race Features Two Incumbents
Two current council members Preston and Miss Boyle seek the mayor’s seat in Emmitsburg. Preston, a Mount St. Mary’s history professor and longtime town resident, has served as streets commissioner and chaired the board of commissioners. Boyle promotes a four pledge platform and aims to become Frederick County’s first woman mayor, while urging open, decisive leadership.
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May
Preston
Miss Boyle
Fraley Road
Mount St. Mary's College
Board of Commissioners
News-Post
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Jane Bollinger
Sprankle
Middletown Grange sewing contest and civic notes
The Middletown Valley Grange hosts a sewing contest and fashion show at Christ Reformed Church on April 16 with the needlework contest and stuffed toy contest ongoing. Greta Hutter wins the Grange desserts contest. Huffar’s dessert featured at Cozy Restaurant during April 19 week. Town election notes list two mayoral candidates, two open council seats, and ongoing registration for voters with about 500 already registered.
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Middletown Valley Grange
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
National Grange
Greta Hutter
Frederick County
Wfre and
Cory Restaurant
Mre Huffar
Cozy Restaurant
Thurmont
Local families sought to host AISE exchange students
American Intercultural Student Exchange AISE seeks area host families for international students. AISE is designated by the U S International Communication Agency. Students live as part of the family and are screened, insured, and funded. Contact Mrs Walcott at 631 9583 to participate.
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AISE
U.S. International Communication Agency
Washington, D.C
Hood Alumnae Phonathon nets $37,000
Hood College reports pledges totaling more than 37000 from a phonathon for the 1981 82 Alumnae Fund. Over 2000 alumnae nationwide were contacted by volunteers and Hood students. Gifts support the college budget for salaries, aid, and equipment. Barbara Campbell Rickman of Frederick chaired the event. Glynnis Edwards, a Hood senior from Wethersfield Connecticut, coordinated student involvement.
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Hood College
Ares
Hood
Barbara Campbell Rickman
Frederick
Glynnis Edwards
Wethersfield, Ct
Body recovered from local quarry near Frederick
A Frederick man Leo H Celliflower Jr was found Tuesday afternoon in Shookslews Quarry after being reported missing last Wednesday. State police scuba team recovered the body and an autopsy will be performed in Baltimore, with initial reports noting his car found on Shookstown Road earlier. Fire crews aided the search using motor boats.
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Frederick
Shookslews
Richard J. Ashton
Frederick City
Leo H. Celliflower Jr
Rover J Thomas
Frederick County
Celliflower
Baltimore
Ashton
Colliflower
Shookstown Road
Juniors Fire Company
Independents Hose Company
Oan
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NG Goserno
Frederick, Ma
Renn Kirby
Pontiac
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