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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1988
Page
2
Rangers display historic sap collection and batch boiling as part of a park demonstration. They note Maryland ranks tenth in syrup production but ships to Vermont where demand is high. They cite acid rain reducing tree quality and mention planned school and public demos in March.
In Sabillasville Maryland residents plus neighbors met along Friends Creek Eyler Valley and Harbaugh roads to gather roadside trash after a long winter. About 50 volunteers covered roughly 30 miles collecting aluminum cans bottles and junk while chatting and sharing stories. The Northwest Frederick Civic Association organized last year with a Maryland Environmental Trust grant and plans to continue despite not applying this year.
Automatic alarms at CHURCH ST at 6:38 a.m. responded by United, Junior and Citizens Truck Co. A brush fire at WATER ST drew United and Independent Hose Co. to scene at 6:44 p.m. A rekindle on a barn at CLEMSONVILLE HD, Ubertytown, was transferred to Middletown at 8:41 p.m.
Investigators pursue leads after arson heavily damaged a historic trolley while Braddock Heights and other towns reported multiple fires around the area. Deputy state fire marshal Ted Meminger notes conflicting witness descriptions as plans form to restore and possibly reoccupy the remaining car. A fundraiser is set for April 8 at the Weinberg Center to support the trolley restoration.
Public meeting with county commissioners at Winchester Hall set for April 19 to discuss development plans. Officials anticipate Saturday’s topics will be revisited at next month’s session.
In Jericho soldiers shot seven Arabs in a clash and closed the regional fruit and vegetable market amid Israel’s renewed economic sanctions. Arab reports say 150 Gaza policemen seek to resign, with others quitting in the West Bank, as Jerusalem and officials cite security tensions and a shift to civil disobedience.
Two motorcyclists were injured Sunday afternoon at the Md 464 Olive School Road junction. Jane E. May of Poolesville attempted a left onto Olive School Road and was struck by John F. Imber Jr. of Washington, D.C. Another rider, Joseph Hutzell of Baltimore, also participated. All were treated and later released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. May and her children refused treatment. Investigation continues.
Hood College establishes a memorial scholarship for alumna Corinne Ellie Cavalier a 198% graduate who died late February. The fund will aid a biology student and may become endowed if sufficient contributions are received. Cavalier worked at NIH Fort Detrick and her body was found in Gambrill State Park after a missing person report. Contributions support Hood College Development Office Frederick MD 21701-9988.
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