Monocacy Canoe Club to discuss conservation theme
The Monocacy Canoe Club meets Monday Feb 10 at 7 30 p m at North Frederick Elementary School Motter Avenue to spotlight canoeing and conservation with the film The Potomac American Reflection Members can learn about the club s 24 year history of trail blazing and nature lab work The Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission holds its next meeting Feb 19 at 7 30 p m in Winchester Hall with speaker Steve Davis on Public Relations For details call Linda at the commission office The Frederick County Genealogical Society meets Feb 18 at 7 30 p m at the C Burr Artz Library with Mary K Meyer speaker For information call Carol Perry at 662 3161 Cynthia L Harbach of Frederick will be one of 10 Outstanding Young Marylanders honored Feb 8 at the Ramada Inn in Hagerstown For more information call Betsy Graham at 896 3413 The report highlights canal and river cleanup projects dam repair and sapling planting in 1986 plus an active canoeing schedule and training for all levels Contact Monocacy Canoe Club Box 1083 Frederick Md 21701
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Rev Simmons to Speak at TJ Middle PTA Meeting
The Rev Ron Simmons pastor of Frederick Assembly of God and IBM community relations official will headline the February Thomas Johnson Middle School PTA meeting in the school media center at 7 20 p.m Feb 11 He will discuss How to Help Your Kids Turn On to Education and emphasize adult motivation from parents teachers and community members to help students engage with schooling.
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Frederick News-Post Local Pride Emphasizes Frederick Roots
The Frederick News-Post highlights community identity with strong Frederick ties and local pride. Readers see a celebration of hometown features, institutions, and everyday life that underscore the city’s character and ongoing civic spirit.
Drop in childhood disease cases cited by CDC in 1985
Atlanta report notes a decline in Reye syndrome cases to 1 in 1985, the lowest since 1973, due to reduced aspirin use for treating influenza or chicken pox. The CDC highlights the peak in earlier years and references FDA actions on aspirin labeling.
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Increase in tuberculosis blamed in part on AIDS
Federal health officials said a slowdown in the decline of tuberculosis cases may be tied to AIDS patients with weakened immune systems. In 1965, 21,801 TB cases were reported to the CDC, down 2 percent from the prior year, though the drop in 1985 was not fully explained. The CDC noted a theoretical link between AIDS infections and activation of TB bacteria, and emphasized TB prevention and treatment methods.
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