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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1993
Page
14
The 12th annual Human Relations Awareness Day banquet will be June 25 at the Oldies Music Legends in the Hampton Inn. The Human Relations Commission invites nominations in adult and student categories with required details and a June 7 deadline.
Mar-Lu Ridge Conference Center near Jefferson unveils its 33rd annual six day summer camps for youth. Under director Lee Brohawn, the program uses small groups of 14, offering canoeing archaeology bicycle and horseback programs with weekly sessions from June 21 to July 31 and fees from 95 to 250 dollars. Twenty-two local and international staff will assist campers this season. For information call Lee Brohawn at 874-5044.
Well wishes go to Margie Byrd and James Miller who recently returned from Frederick Memorial Hospital. May birthdays listed for Jeffrey, William Scheetz, Ethel Smith, Ashley Signor, Billy Hildebrand, Harry Heffner, Thomas Baugher, Henry Baugher Jr., Lewis Ayler Jr., and Michelle Ramsburg. Local visits and greetings cover many residents from Buckeystown, Frederick, Middletown, and surrounding farms, with names of households and relatives in Lime Kiln and nearby communities.
Rockville Montgomery County invites 13 to 15 year olds to join a Leaders In Training program at summer camps and playgrounds. Participants gain leadership skills as assistants to camp leaders with city residents prioritized. Call Recreation and Parks at 309-3340 to apply.
A historic newspaper note reflects the Hrederich Netts-Past press identity. The item signals a local media outlet theme focused on timely updates and community information.
Frederick County Bar Association marks Law Week from April 26 to May 1 with free legal advice via the Ask a Lawyer phone line on April 28 from 9 am to 4 pm at 663-4300 and at the Frederick Towne Mall Community Booth on May 1 from 10 am to 2 pm Law Day. Attorneys will also visit local schools to discuss law and the legal profession.
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