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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1984

Page

5

Mile of Dimes fundraising event set for Friday and Saturday

The Frederick Jaycees with March of Dimes volunteers host the fifth Mile of Dimes on Friday evening at Frederick Towne Mall and Francis Scott Key Mall and Saturday across the same venues. Gordon Merrill and Jim Wilson coordinate volunteers in 3 hour shifts to collect local contributions, with a goal of $500 after last year’s $200. The tape concept is scaled to a table top display. cookbooks balloons and literature are also offered to support birth defects prevention programs locally.

Frederick Towne Mall Francis Scott Key Mall Mile of Dimes Gordon Merrill Frederick Jaycees Jim Wilson Frederick County March of Dimes Board of Directors Merrill March of Dimes Jaycees

Pastors Seek Blue Law Change In Cumberland

Western Baptist Pastors' Association votes to modify the blue laws in Allegany County. Proposed changes would allow limited operations on Sundays for certain establishments and discuss a countywide referendum. Leader Bambaces notes the issue is sensitive with moral overtones and may shift to the 1965 General Assembly session.

Cumberland Western Baptist Pastors’ Association Lee Hmnauga General Assembly Taumary Allegany Bambecus Bambaces

Sunday trading debate echoes in Frederich news

The Frederich News reports on December 30 1904 that retailers see Sunday trading as a threat to family traditions. A statement suggests more people will find that Sunday is not a day off to spend with relatives, stirring local concern over altered customs.

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