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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1987

Page

3

First Women Join Frederick County Rotary Clubs

Deborah Voso became the first woman in the Rotary Club of FrederickFredericktowne and Carolyn Barranca joined the Frederick County Rotary Club as the movement to admit women in Rotary expands nationwide. Ed Mull, a Rotarian and local newspaper marketer, pushed for change amid long standing bylaws, earning community admiration for his persistence and sincerity. Both women are recognized as trailblazers from Frederick County and are described as excellent additions to their respective clubs.

Frederick County Carolyn Barranca Frederick Rotary Club Fredericktowne Voso Ms. Barranca U.S. Supreme Court Ed Mull Mr. Mull Rotary Mull Deborah Vose Barranca Barranca-Offutt Inc Voso Associates Deborah Voso

Slow News Days and the Annapolis Bureau Chief

The article humorously critiques slow news days for journalists, noting how editors fear lack of action. It contrasts summer quiet with political busyness, citing state politics, tax reform windfalls, and a governor’s beach trips. Bob Reid, Annapolis Bureau Chief of the Frederick News-Post, is quoted.

Bob Newhart Miami Bob Reid Annapolis The Frederick News-Post

Falwell’s Navy chaplain wins extension after midnight plea

A late night call from Rev. Jerry Falwell and a follow up letter led Navy Secretary John Lehman to overturn the 1987 Extension Board decision and allow Lt. Gary L. Maxwell, 34, to remain on active duty as a chaplain with the Liberty Baptist Fellowship. Maxwell had faced a three-year term and a noncompetitive rating, but Falwell argued Maxwell’s value and reports from his commanders supported extension. Secretary Lehman’s override occurred on Feb 19, just before Maxwell’s planned release.

Washington Jerry Falwell Navy John Lehman Falwell Liberty Baptist Fellowship Gary L. Maxwell Chaplain Corps Maxwell Dennis) Fields Beard Mike Rosenfelt Fields Big Gun Lehman Joseph Prueher Prueher Extension Board Senate

Boundary survey nears end as counties seek final line

August heat and near record dry spell frame Frederick Carroll boundary work while aerial farm surveys aid sail conservation. WFMD stations sold to Jim Gibbons as local officials praise Md 550 bridge opening. Deaf School auction draws large crowds with 450 items sold from demolished buildings.

Frederick Carroll WFMD FCC Evelyn C. Leonard Jim Gibbons Washington Laurence Leonard Monocacy River Monocacy Charles Collins Maryland School For the Deaf Frederick Fairgrounds

Frederick Tennis Club summer tournament volunteers praised

Frederickians praise the 19 year effort of volunteer organizers who run the FTC summer events drawing about 375 players and hundreds of spectators. Kitty Buzza leads the group with others including Phil Hammond Susan Crane Vivian Votipka Ed Main Charlie Luttrell Fran Kennedy Lynn Sorbello John Luther Johnson Roger Reitman and more. Local figures from News Post Hood College and WFMD are thanked for coverage and facilities are credited for smooth play at Frederick courts.

Kitty Buzza FTC Catherine Dykstra Madame Pompadour's East Patrick Street Kitty Phil Hammond Ramsburg Phil The News-Post Susan Crane Susan Frederick Sow North Market Turning Point Inn Urbana Vivan Votipka Martha Keller Vivian Brunswick Elementary School Frederick Community College Fran Kennedy Maxine Murray Fran Mac Mathias Lynn Sorbello John Luther Johnson Lynn Frederick County John Frederick Middle School Roger Reitman Roger Hood College Colin Tommy Grunwell Steve Melewski WFMD Stan Goldberg Frederick News-Post Frederick Public Works Department

Burkittsville School Reunion Brings Back Memories

Mary B. Fink recalls Burkittsville Elementary’s 1914 building, former one room schoolhouse, and staff from 1930s to 1960s. An Old School Days reunion on September 5 plans a noon meal, memory lane program, and chance to see favored teachers and old friends.

Burkittsville Burkittsville Bariten Lutheran Church Parish Evelyn Magaha Hazel Holter Skidmore Middletown Locust Valley Freed’s Arnoldstown Jefferson Memory Lane

Montgomery elitism in county criticisms

Alfred, a retired farmer from Montgomery County, claims this year marks the 200th anniversary of the Constitution and warns against international socialism. He accuses county government of elitist bureaucracy and urges scrutiny of Montgomery County, Rockville. Walter Baker reports from Rockville.

Mungomery Alfred Mungoomery

Frederick News-Post Letters Policy

The Frederick News-Post publishes signed letters with a home address and a verifiable phone number. Letters may be edited for space. poetry or religious verse is not printed.

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