ScholarAthlete Hyson among Carroll County Scholars at March meeting
James C Hyson a senior at Francis Scott Key High School was named one of four Carroll County Schools Scholar Athletes at the Board of Education March meeting. He holds a 3.4 GPA and won the State Heavyweight Wrestling Championship on March 5 weighing 215 pounds at 6 2. Richard N Dixon presented the scholar athlete certificates to Hyson and to Robert Foster North Carroll High School Russell Ray South Carroll High School and Timothy Dixon Westminster High School.
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James C. Hyson
Francis Scott Key High School
Uniontown
Carroll County
Board of Education
Hyson
Richard N. Dixon
Robert Foster
North Carroll High School
Russell Ray
South
County association learns about learning disabilities
At the February Frederick County Association for Children with Learning Disabilities a teacher Grace Campbell from Woodsboro led a workshop to let attendees experience the challenges of a learning disabled child. Assisted by Carol Markley, she demonstrated listening gaps, auditory tracking, spelling difficulties, and visual versus verbal understanding through exercises. The session highlighted frustration and misinterpretation that can occur when only part of a message is received, noting how even normal children struggle with irregular spellings and letter recognition. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday March 28. Local Allstate Roanoke office named top producers for 1977. Frederick agent Dottie VanDeventer earns Honor Ring Conference by meeting sales and persistency targets.
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Frederick County Association For Children
Grace Campbell
Woodsboro
Ms Campbell
Carol Markley
South Carolina
Mississippi River
Allstate Insurance Company
Roanoke
Frederick
Dottie VanDeventer
Annapolis
Visitor Information Center boosts downtown Frederick traffic
The Frederick Tourism Council reports downtown center on 19 East Church Street drew 1242 visitors in Jan and Feb 1978, nearly double the 716 at Schifferstadt in early 1977. Signs near the park deck guide tourists while most visitors are local or within 200 miles, with 534 from Washington DC area and 146 from Baltimore. The council plans a new I 70 rest area center with $50,000 from the Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development, aiming for a May opening.
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Tourism Council
Frederick
Schifferstadt
Sonia Marr
The
E Church St
Frederick City
Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development
South Mountain
Frederick County
Washington, DC
Baltimore
Canada
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Thomas College
Waterville
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James Cagney
Pope Paul VI
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