Frederick County residents receive awards at WMC
Frederick residents receive multiple academic honors from Western Maryland College in Westminster. Julie Forsythe, daughter of Joyce and Jack Forsythe of Myersville, won the Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award and majors in business administration. Brian Jacobs, son of Patricia and Dee Jacobs of Thurmont, shared the Michael and Polly Beaver Award for Education with a major in French. Christopher Schnell, son of Linda and Richard Schnell of Mount Airy, co-received the United States History Award and studies history. Rodney Thompson, son of Suzanne and William Thompson of Frederick, earned the ESP Sturdivant Biology Award, majoring in biology and chemistry. Frances Bevington of Gov. Thomas Johnson High School won the Presidential Scholarship of 8000 dollars to the Maryland Institute, College of Art in Baltimore. Kenneth Labonski, DePaul University senior, named Outstanding Student Teacher 1994-95, dean's list earner, Damascus High School 1992 graduate, pursuing music education and classical guitar. Jason Anderson, Salisbury State University senior, named to spring dean’s list with 3.6 GPA, NCAA All American in 400 meter relay, planning December 1995 graduation in elementary education with science focus. Lindsey Routzahn Mori of Life Chiropractic College West selected as top campus leader for 1995 edition of Who’s Who. Daughter of Grace Routzahn of Frederick.
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Westminster
Julie Forsythe
Wall Street Journal
Joyce
Jack Forsythe
Myersville
Brian Jacobs
Michael and
Polly Beaver
Patricia
Dee Jacobs
Thurmont
Christopher Schnell
Linda
Richard Schnell
Mount Airy
Rodney Thompson
Suzanne
William Thompson
Frederick
Bevington
Frances Bevington
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Maryland Institute, College of Art
Baltimore
Kenneth Labonski
DePaul University School of Music
Chicago
Damascus High School
Victor Dvorsky
Damascus
Jason Anderson
Salisbury State University
SSU
Andrew
Ardella Anderson
New Market
LSU
Auckland
New Zealand
Singanore High School
Lindsey Routzahn Mori
Life Chiropractic College West
San Lorenzo
Calif
Who's Who
Grace Routzahn
Penny Campaign Boosts Red Cross Fundraising Efforts
The Red Cross aims for a 30000 goal by September with 347 raised so far. Volunteers distributed 2000 plastic bags on June 24 asking residents to fill them with change and return. Executive Director Leah Crace urged the community to contribute, noting a cut in United Way funding and the need to raise funds for services and emergencies. Households reportedly hold about four dollars in loose change, potentially yielding thousands for the chapter.
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Carla Schrimshher
Rosemont Avenue
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Frederick
Leah Crace
Frederick County
Red Cross
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Ms. Crace
Ambulance parts plan stalls as county weighs sale
The Frederick County Commissioners paused a ruling on selling the 1988 Ford Collins ambulance amid liability fears from the Fire and Rescue Association. Officials say selling poses no greater risk than other sales, with ambulance values cited from $7,000 to $13,000 at a recent Baltimore auction.
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United Fire Co
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