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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1985
Page
10
Dear Polly I seek baby food recipes and tips Polly explains simple, salt free foods are best for infants. Mashed banana and baked mashed sweet potatoes work well. Cook soft fruits and vegetables with minimal water and puree for nutritious meals. A microwave helps retain nutrients and flavor.
Frederick County commissioners convene in the hearing room for general business and a public hearing on a $1.75 million Maryland bond issue for Harlan Sprague Dawley Inc. The agenda lists proclamations, budget actions, appeals for grants, and public comments with an upcoming briefing workshop and accessibility details. A separate AP brief notes the New African Art Museum opening in New York featuring African Masterpieces.
The Hagerstown report shows slaughter cattle mostly lower with choice 54.00 to 56.75, heifers steady at 52.00 to 54.00, cows mostly steady and veal calves at 80.00 to 90.00 for quality. Woodsboro notes stock heifers 38.00 to 47.50, stock steers 41.50 to 54.75, butcher cattle 40.25 to 50.50, calves 60.00 to 89.00, and various的小 livestock prices across multiple categories.
Rosalie Abrams director of the State Office on Aging will open a two day Housing for the Elderly workshop May 7 8 at the New Windsor Service Center Carroll County. Sponsored by the Office on Aging and the National Shared Housing Resource Center the sessions focus on Single Family Sheltered Housing and Home Sharing Match Up programs for seniors as affordable housing options.
Community notes record dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs William Pryor and Ms Dorothy Disney with multiple guests, plus visits among the Pryor family. Sympathy and well wishes are offered for local residents, with April birthday greetings for several individuals. A line notes Houston's large public education system as context.
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