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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1991
Page
14
The Frederick High School Class of 1928 held its 63rd reunion on Sunday June 9 at Bettys Restaurant. William T. Fisher served as master of ceremonies. Twenty five members and 13 guests attended.
June 19 program for the Historical Society of Frederick County docents on East Church Street staged 1830 era scenes. Ruth Baltzell addresses her housekeeper Daisy and later dances with Dr. John Baltzell as Ary Vansteamburg and Kathi Reynolds perform. The event supports volunteer docent training. contact April Allmond at 663-1188 for details.
A special pictorial cancellation marks the 128th anniversary of the Battle of Funkstown. The free event runs Saturday July 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Funkstown Community Park 19 Frederick Road Funkstown Maryland with other philatelic products and postage sold. Mail orders may be requested by writing Battle of Funkstown Station United States Postal Service 4 E Baltimore St Funkstown Maryland 21734 9998. Enclose two self addressed stamped envelopes or a postcard.
Frederick County school library media centers will open for students this summer at multiple schools with varied dates and hours. Several sites show July and August sessions, including Brunswick High, Gov. Thomas Johnson High, Frederick High, and others, while many locations list no summer openings.
At age ten Kanzi the chimp at Georgia State University’s Language Research Center astonishes researchers by recalling past events. He uses a symbol keyboard to ask about his mother Matata’s hiding places, suggesting memory and question form. Researchers Sue Savage-Rumbaugh and Duane Rumbaugh report Kanzi can recall and ponder events beyond the present.
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