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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1990
Page
11
Retta Barkley received Mount St. Mary’s College education department annual award from Dr. Judy Ramey Johnstone for her commitment and service to the college's student teacher program at Thurmont Elementary School.
Charles Deater a retired Frederick City firefighter was honored in a proclamation signed by Mayor Paul Gordon. In the photo from left are Mick Maskine president United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3 Mr Gordon Mr Deater and Ron Young former Frederick mayor.
Birthday wishes go out to Cindy Jones Anna Welty Connie Steinhaus Philip Scheetz Junior May Randy Boone Melanie Baugher Larry Houck Donald Hildebrand and Terry Smith. Violet Baugher thanks friends for cards and gifts from February birthday. Sympathy extends to Samuel and Ruth Mauro on Melinda’s death. Dennis Aickenzie celebrates 13th wedding anniversary March 26. Various local residents receive updates on hospital discharge moves and recent visits.
The Frederick Club of the NAACP National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women sponsors the second annual Minority Youth Fair on Saturday March 10 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Frederick Community College Fine Arts and Student Center. The theme Mapping Your Future Begin Now For A Safe Passage Into Adulthood highlights education, drug and alcohol information, financial aid, local job opportunities, and athletics relation to schooling. Guest speakers include Jean M. Flory Sergeant Earl Page Jack B. Castle and Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr. Registration is available at Frederick city schools with cooperation from Frederick Community College NAACP and the Frederick County Board of Education.
Archeologists at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park uncovered an 1862 gold dollar in a cellar on Shanandoah Street. The coin helps date the building’s destruction around the Civil War era, sealing a time capsule of bottles, china, and trash from its basement before reconstruction in 1881.
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