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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1998
Page
7
A word puzzle hides a famous African-American born January 15 1929 who led nonviolent civil rights protests and won the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. On January 19 we celebrate his birth. color blocks with C to reveal his name by reading remaining letters in reverse from bottom right. Write his name on the line.
A cozy snowy day guide offers a quick peanut butter honey sandwich recipe, boot organization tips, a happiness nudge, and a safety reminder. It explains making four mini sandwiches, optional banana toppings, and planning materials before cooking. It also advises sorting boots by size, and a warm water cleanup tip for faster post lunch cleanup.
Frederick High School teachers Matthew Gay and Michael Thompson guide the Multicultural Experience Club founded seven years ago by Alyce Luck. The group aims to educate students about diversity, focusing on Hispanic and Asian cultures and life differences abroad. Current members include Conneil Lyles Ruth Sum and Roxanna Nwachukwu with room to grow.
Commentary by Curtis Jewell notes a Maryland high school rule change delaying lane entry on a foul shot to after the ball hits the rim. Both boys and girls teams protest the change, arguing it reduces aggression and hurts fast breaks while altering practice emphasis.
The Walkersville Elementary School chorus under Mrs Ameigh presented The Nutcracker at the school and at a nursing home, then at the Walkersville Senior Citizens Christmas Luncheon held at Walkersville United Methodist Church.
A four member ninth grade band at Urbana High School named Wayland creates a distinct sound with varied influences on their album The Great Haybale Adventure. Keith Krause leads vocals with Jason Berno on lead guitar while David Wolf bass and harmonies and Chris McCamy drums complete the lineup. The group began in sixth grade as a loose friendship and, after a detour at Interzone, settled on Wayland to avoid confusion with a band named Sinkhole. The eleven track album features a sea chanty style and sci fi inspired melodies including Rosco the Clown a haunting tale of a deranged performer and Do You Think of Me a yearning ballad. The band emphasizes energetic practice and shared creative energy despite being separated by Frederick and Urbana schools and promises more of their unusual, ambitious sound.
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