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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1985
Page
3
The Jackpot Sidewalk Sale in downtown Frederick, promoted by the Downtown Frederick Association, runs from Thursday with balloons, giveaways, and a 4 p.m. grand drawing for gift certificates. DFA President Daryl Routzahn leads the effort, with praise for the promotion and local coverage by The News-Post.
Dr. Robert Josephs runs Associated Foot Health with Dr. Richard Rosenblatt in Frederick and Martinsburg. His path to podiatry included varied jobs, Army service, and discovering a passion for precise, artful foot surgery. He uses a unique spur removal technique and emphasizes patient ease, sterility, and detail while maintaining a friendly office atmosphere.
Yesterday in Baker Park municipal pool Red Cross instructors Gene Haller and Paul Brangle supervised swimming tests for 25 children. Passees included Betty Morton Julia Ramsburg Chester Grove Jack Croghan William Gardner Junior Miller Robert Walters Charles Mullican William Staley Sewell Kennedy Joseph Engelbrecht William Fogle Harry Shipley and Ruby Boone. A Yellow Springs Concert Band program at Baker Park amphitheater under Charles C T Stull was planned. Selections listed included Castle Hall Fair Dove Fond Dove and The Process Of India. A DeMolay straw ride was planned with trucks from the Masonic Temple to Furnace Ford featuring treasure hunt swimming boating speedball singing campfire and dancing. Planning committee members were Harry A Nogle C Robert Stup G Edward Nogle Austin Fogle Frank B Smith Jr and W Allen Danner.
The Monocacy Village Civic Association announced winners from a two-decade-old carnival including Ronald Foland and William Bowden for bicycles, Samuel Mauro for a transistor radio, and T C Hollar for cookware. Ann Kefauver, 18, Middletown High School graduate, returned from Denmark with 52 handicapped students, bringing gifts from Danish friends such as china coins scarves and a mug. Miss Kefauver is a sophomore at St Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg North Carolina.
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