Snow Ball chairmen plan 1999 dinner dance at FMH
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary hosts the 48th annual Snow Ball on November 7 from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the FSK Holiday Inn. Music by Bittersweet and Ray Birely Orchestra follows the Snow Belles presentation. Tickets are 30 dollars per person, 75 dollars per couple for dinner plus Snow Ball. Proceeds aid a five year pledge to renovate the hospital emergency department.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
FSK Holiday Inn
Bittersweet
Ray Birely
FMH
Linda Willis
Flemming Paschal
Sally Montgomery
Sharon Hannaby
Marian Halvorson
Amy Boyles
Becky Harbaugh
Alma Whitehouse
Marie Hoffmann
Wanda Goodrich
Faye
Jim Kluttz
Renae Winnan
Linda Barakat
Feg Rinehart
Lions honor life members in club presentation
Lions International life memberships were awarded to Rich Vose and Elmer Breeden. Mike Main, club president, presented the honors, with Alan Ward, Lions district governor, and other members in attendance.
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Rich Vose
Elmer Breeden
Lions International
Mike Main
Alan Ward
Lions
Local graduates from Messiah College and Lebanon Valley College
John Yoho of Monrovia earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Messiah College in Grantham Pennsylvania. He is the son of Rev and Mrs Michael Yoho and a 1995 graduate of Singapore High School in Frederick. Katie Riddle of Frederick, a senior majoring in business administration and international business at Lebanon Valley College in Annville, was named to the spring dean’s list.
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John Yoho
Monrovia
Messiah College
Grantham
Michael Yoho
Singapore High School
Frederick
Katie Riddle
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Kester Earns Elementary Education BA at Cedarville College
Shalom Kester earned a Bachelor of Arts in elementary education from Cedarville College in Ohio. She is the daughter of David and Yvonne Kester of Adamstown and graduated in 1995 after being homeschooled.
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Shalom Kester
Cedarville College
Omo
David and
Yvonne Kester
Adamstown
Shalom
More traps set for nuisance bears in Maryland
State wildlife managers expand trapping to relocate black bears damaging farms and garbage in western Maryland and suburbs. Traps use corrugated metal and new aluminum designs to reduce weight, with bears relocated to remote woods. Most damage stems from crop loss and road kills. hunting bears remains illegal except to protect lives and property.
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McHenry
Department of Natural Resources
Baltimore
Washington
Conservation Up Safari Club International
Fresno
Steven Bittner
Maryland
Garrett County
Ted Burgess
Safari Club
Chesapeake
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Timothy Jacoteen
Lions Life
Yoho
Riddle
Dean
Lebanon
Kester
Amer
Thurs
Fri & Sa
Maytag Gemini
UBL
Thompson Gas
Thompson
Appliance & Hearth Gallery
Urbana Pike
Thompeongas.com
Tors & Th
Mare
Igotta
Foramen Naenandrane
FHA
Taiyo Sea
Bien
Westridge Square Shopping Center
W. Patrick ST
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