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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1997

Page

4

Zentz Named Outstanding Teacher of the Year in Maryland

Dr Candy S Zentz marketing education coordinator at Frederick County Career and Technology Center was named Outstanding Teacher of the Year by the Maryland Vocational Association. The Inner Harbor Baltimore ceremony honored her decades of service to the Frederick County school system community and national vocational education efforts. She has led state and national programs, testified to legislators, and contributed to professional journals and policy planning. Attendees from Frederick County included Earl Miller David Miller Tom Hawthorne Michael D Boyd and Patrick Beam among others.

Candy S. Zentz Frederick County Maryland Zentz University of Maryland American Vocational Association Marketing Education Division Marketing Education Association United States Maryland Association of Marketing Education Teachers Maryland Vocational Association Frederick Tion U.S. Department of Education Maryland State Department of Education Maryland Federation of Women’s Club Earl Miller David Miller Career & Technology David Thomasi Frederick Career & Technology Center Tom Hawthorne

Volunteer heads south to help Mexicans see

Susan Brenner of Frederick joins I Care International on a sixth trip to Guanajuato Mexico to perform eye exams and distribute used eyeglasses. About 30 volunteers screen 500 to 900 people daily while ophthalmologists perform cataract surgeries after the team departs. Donations and used glasses are sought via 682-5203.

Susan Brenner Frederick Central Mexico Ms. Brenner Guanajuato I Care International Illinois Phil Ortiz Charles Cools Cindy Murphy Lions Club International Brenner

Linganore Poms win Maryland Open Division title at PGCC

Linganore High School's Pom Squad claimed the Maryland State Open Division Championship at Prince George's County Community College, placing second in the State Division II meet. The 22 member team is led by captains Lynsay Dodd Bisset Bradley and Katie Ferguson, with Kerie Brown as manager, Danny Puchala on drums, and Clara Graham as senior adviser.

Linganore High School Maryland Prince George's County Community College Lynsay Dodd Bisset Bradley Katie Ferguson Amanda Brossart Amy Burns Jessica Chambers Angie Davis Manda Gardner Aaron Gonzales Erin Grossman Diana Harrison Melissa Kagan Melissa Kleckner Trisha Lutrell Lis Miller Jessica Mills Jaclyn Peters Krystina Robeson Kellie Smith Shannon Takash Gretchen Walker Karen Wood Kerie Brown Danny Puchala Clara Graham

Mount St Mary’s hosts Women’s History Month lecture series

The Office of Multicultural Affairs at Mount St Mary’s College presents a series titled Writing Women Into History. March events feature Melvin Savoy, Galen Abdur Razzaq, Jackie Wilson, Julie Roy Jeffrey, Joan Hertzog O Mara, and Sharon Harley, with topics on Native American women, women in jazz, women in the church, anti slavery reformers, Japanese women in literature, and reclaiming public voice in Black women’s work. Sessions run March 5 to March 24 in SUB venues and Knott Auditorium with lectures, brown bag lunches, and a reception.

Emmitsburg Office of Multicultural Affairs Mount St. Mary’s College Melvin Savoy Maryland Galen Abdur-Razzaq Knott Auditorium Sub Jackie Wilson Office of Archdiocese of Washington Church In South Africa Julie Roy Jeffrey Goucher College Joan Hertzog O’mara Washington and Lee University Sharon Harley

Shriners urged to aid black youths against crime

Frederick County School Board member Earl Robbins challenged about 190 Prince Hall Shriners gathered at the Holiday Inn on Patrick Street to help save black youths from crime. Robbins cited prison demographics, urged parental involvement, education, and faith as roots of change while noting Prince Hall Shriners’ history and legal milestones.

Frederck County School Board Earl Robbins Maryland Shriners

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