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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1982
Page
4
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A Dun Dee Country Inn Past Masters dinner of Columbia Lodge No. 58 AF&A Masons featured a place mat filled with quotes and a New York Times USPS update. The event emcee Cleo Eckert read the mat to attendees while talks touched on Baltimore civic events, living legends tours, and local directories as part of a lighthearted menu of items.
Joy Pittman outlines the county’s fall start for a leveling program aimed at improving reading and math through a strengthened basic skills curriculum. Officials stress leveling omits fixed tracking, allows movement by ability, and relies on teacher recommendations with strong parental input to tailor each student’s path.
Drama critic Walter Kerr spoke at Hood College May 15 as part of the Festival of the Arts urging honest appreciation of literature theater and art. Kerr noted building cultural programs starts with what the public enjoys and previously helped found a university center at Catholic University. In nearby politics, Frederick County voters heavily backed Gov Tawes in the Democratic primary amid races for Attorney General Treasurer Sheriff and other offices with several close margins reported.
Frederick businessmen urged to acquaint with the County Farm Bureau as discussions cite improved cooperation. The committee includes Mayor Elmer F. Munshower and others. MISS HUTH ENGLISH earns a Bennett scholarship to Penn on Hood College bachelor’s prerequisite. MISS MARY McCOMAS crowned Queen of the May at Western Maryland College amid a Mother Goose theme procession.
A letter asks Gov. Hughes to reappoint Marvin C. Anthony to the Frederick County School Board, praising his term and criticizing back room politics. Brunswick Elementary staff endorse the Frederick County Teachers Association leadership. Green Valley PTA supports Anthony’s reappointment. The final item notes a local mayoral association with Braddock Avenue track issues and a forthcoming city hall visit by a resident.
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