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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1995
Page
18
The Frederick News-Post invites thank you letters from individuals and organizations. Submit letters with name address and phone for verification to Readers’ Thanks Frederick MD, 200 E Patrick St or P O Box 578. Include support details and printing permission.
Linda M. Spates thanks supporters of Walkersville High School Class of 1995 Safe and Sound Graduation. 163 of 200 seniors attended the all night party at Walkersville Fire Hall with prizes including a color TV and $1,000 mall shopping spree. Suburban Kiwanis cheered Babe Ruth team in overtime victory despite player absences.
St John Regional Catholic School held its fifth annual Spring Fair on June 3 and 4 at Prospect Hall. Thanks to Frederick County businesses and individuals, the event was a huge success and raised funds for Catholic education. The organizers name corporate sponsors and thank the Frederick community for participation and help.
Elizabeth Scott Shatto thanks Stewards of Heritage and Frederick Historic Sites Consortium supporters including Peter H. Plamondon Joy Derr Jose and Pat Salaverri and Ed Bearss for keynote, with Wyeth portraits donated by Barbara Fritchie Museum. The letter credits volunteers for the annual mailing and invites public support to professionalize services and broaden learning opportunities.
Edith L. Myers writes to praise Chip Jewell, Libertytown Volunteer Fire and Rescue Co. life member, for his induction into the MSFA Hall of Fame, noting his long service and value to the company.
Way Station Thrift Shop thanks attendees and contributors for the May 25 grand opening. Businesses such as FSK Mall, A Treasured Memory Florist, Pepperidge Farm, First National Bank, the Chamber of Commerce, Warner Commercial, and Harriet Wise participated, reinforcing community spirit and neighborly ties.
The Brunswick High School Safe and Safe Committee thanks supporters for this year’s all night substance free graduation. Officials report 83 percent of the graduating class participated in the evening’s activities.
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