Women leaders elected in Frederick County Commission for Women
Mary Ann Barone was elected president and De Barlene Thorn on elected vice president at the commission annual retreat. Barone, a local attorney and educator since 1998, led initiatives including a job mentorship program and a partnership with the Women’s Business Institute. Dr. Thornton, a long time educator, served as chairman and contributed to projects such as a booklet on women’s history and the Ethnic Festival. The commission honored her with the Theodore W. Stephens Lifetime Achievement Award for 2001.
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Civitan hosts party for Scout Troup 1092 and sponsorship
The Frederick Civitan Club, original sponsor of Scout Troup 1092, hosted a prize party and pledged continued support for Crew 1092 allowing girls to join. Frost left shows Rich Golling Scoutmaster and others in back row with Tim Miller and Elizabeth Wyatt among the seated and standing members. The Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick celebrated its 30th Charter Night with Hye oen Hixon Fellowship Awards, honoring longtime members such as Carmi Sayler and Harold Sehaden among the recipients.
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Hye Oen Hixon
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Harold Sehaden
Darlene Sthodes
Charles Thoes
Charles Jackson
Eric Gartrell
Paul Sheets
Cal Blanenauer
Rosa Tarney
Charles Mertz
Ellis Streup
Ed Manford
Jim Keynick
Clyde Roney
Stan Webster
Dave Malask
Watershed lecture on land preservation planned at Hood College
Community Commons Inc and the Monocacy Basin Stream Monitoring Project announce the sixth talk in the Getting to Know Your Watershed series. Kai Hagen of the Catoctin Land Trust will discuss land preservation in the Catoctin Mountains at Hood College Whitaker Campus Commons Room from 7 to 8 pm on Friday February 19.
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