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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1984

Page

13

War games and weekend plans dominate Frederick county

About 40 Frederick County residents will play a large scale CO2 pellet battle on Saturday in Western Maryland as Blue Ridge Games Inc. hosts a two session survival game with 4 teams, amid forecasts for favorable weather. The weekend also features a charity walk benefiting the March of Dimes and arts events at Gov Thomas Johnson High School and the Weinberg Theatre. Meteorologist David Lesher explains the jet stream will keep a pleasant spell brief.

Frederick County Blue Ridge Games Inc Maryland Harry Shadoan Shadoan Commandoes Superwalkers March of Dimes Manhattan Rhythm Kings Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Octorian Theater Sweet Charity Weinberg News-Post David Lesher Lesher

Not for tourists only Tourism Council helps Frederick County residents

The Tourism Council of Frederick County promotes local knowledge for residents and visitors alike. In 1983 more than 3,000 county residents used information centers to discover historical sites shopping and dining. Center staff offer menus brochures and direction to match interests and seasons. Visitors can plan stays at inns or campgrounds and access 24 hour information. The center at I 70 provides state wide sights and a calendar of events distributed quarterly with a $5 mailing option.

Tourism Council of Frederick County TCFC Sonia Maher Mrs. Maher South Mountain Frederick East Church Street

No Beef Here Sign Draws Frederick Attention

Frederick auto shop owners Bill Richel and Kent Millard gain fame with clever signage along West Patrick Street. Their marquee reads bold phrases like No beef here and If you like this sign toot your horn, attracting daily passersby and sparking local chatter about branding through humor.

Frederick Golden Mile Bill Richel Kent Millard Richel Wendy's Walter F. Mondale Millard West Patrick Street Riche John Michelle Theso

Knoxville woman shot to death brother charged

A Frederick County man, Alfred Leroy James, 47, was charged with first and second degree murder and related offenses in the shooting death of his sister Ethel Mze James, 38, at the same address 1514 Jefferson Pike. Cpl. Dinges said James surrendered after calling police. The 12 gauge shotgun was fired at close range to the back of her neck following a family quarrel.

Knoxville Frederick County Ms. James Douglas Tallman

Stress Seminar Set in Rockville May 5 at Gibbs School

The Katharine Gibbs Alumnae Association and the Katharine Gibbs School of Rockville host a Stress Management Seminar at 2 30 p m on May 5 at One Central Plaza Building across from White Flint. A reception follows the workshop with information and reservations via 831 6000.

Katharine Gibbs Alumnae Association Katharine Gibbs School of Rockville One Central Plaza White Flint Call

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