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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1983
Page
4
A Dickerson writer recalls a News-Post column by Dottie Lambdin about Whittier’s snow poem. Elizabeth Roberson and Eleanor Johnson praise the piece and its memory of snowy days, youth poems, and familiar lines.
Snow remembrance marks Miss Johnson birthday honored by Miss Etchison in Frederick. Next Sunday March 13 at Point of Rocks parish home cornerstone laid at 3 30 p m. Rev William Fallowfield rector. TACRACEH CAMES to Cardinal Gibbons High School Baltimore hosts 24 big time lacrosse events starting March 8 with teams like Cornell Duke Ohio State Holy Cross Notre Dame.
Charles A Levy, a motorcycle safety consultant from Mount Airy, argues for rider education and helmet rules in Maryland. He cites studies on braking and helmet impact, notes limited driver training, and urges passage of Senate Bill 302 and motorcycle safety programs to reduce accidents.
Patricia Hopkins Ashton, once a Frederick high drum performer, is now a busy wife and mother. She supports Dick Ashton, Frederick’s Police Chief, while painting, exercising, and pursuing interests like racquetball and art. She would consider nursing home work to help the elderly, inspired by her 97-year-old grandmother.
Readers debate wartime ethics, comparing Japanese camps to European Jewish persecution and questioning fairness. The letter criticizes government commissions, cites a California invasion scenario, and argues civilians deserve scrutiny. A second note laments phone rate hikes, praising self service at an Exxon station and urging C&P Telephone to cut costs. Charles M Morris Mt. Airy signs off.
The county faced its fiercest blizzard in forty years with seven inches of snow and powerful winds. Travel halted as drifts lingered for days, isolating Frederick on the morning after the storm.
Twenty years ago W B Harding of East Fifth Street reports one of the first robins this year in his yard. Hood College’s Student Public Affairs group hosts Political Emphasis Week with public lectures featuring Rosita Rich Bennett, Latin America affairs analyst for the Library of Congress, who will discuss Latin America Alliance for Progress. Bennett, with degrees from Maryland and studies at several universities, appears as part of a multi nation Red Cross centennial celebration and luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel marking Red Cross observances with related Red Crescent and Red Lion and Sun societies.
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