Sentencing deferred for man admitting credit card fraud
Judge Mary Ann Stepler heard cases in Frederick County District Court. Chris W. Munday, 23, admitted theft and credit card fraud from September and October under a plea deal, with 19 charges placed on the inactive docket. A presentence investigation was ordered as sentencing was delayed for a background report. Also before the judge, Jeffery K. Ray and Gregory S. Ray, both 21, of Reels Mill Road, received probation before judgment for trespassing and littering from April 12.
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Cindy Hackett
Green News Post
Mary Ann Stepler
Frederick County
Chris W. Munday
Grennel Road
Damascus
Munday
Herbert V. Miller
Stepler
Jeffery K. Ray
Gregory S. Ray
Reels Mill Road
Frederick
Paul Heffner and Son
Frederick men on probation for urination and beer can littering
Two brothers were seen behind parked cars near A-8 North Market Street Frederick. They claimed to urinate there and admitted placing beer cans on the ground. Each received 12 months probation and 50 hours community service. Separate case: Franklin W. Anders Jr. 24 of West Fourth Street charged with theft of two Sears dresses last March 14 with pretrial investigation ordered. Gregory A. Scurto 22 of Main Street New Market violated probation and had 12 month sentence imposed, with all but six days suspended.
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North Market Street
Frederick
Franklin W. Anders Jr
West Fourth Street
Sears
Anders
Stepler
Gregory A. Scurto
Main Street
New Market
Division of Correction
Dr Petre Delivers Key Speech At DKG Initiation
Dr Richard Petre assistant deputy superintendent of Maryland schools spoke on Literacy in The Technological World at the Gamma Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma initiation May 4 in Frederick. He described 1995 to 2010 tech changes and noted new networks in Maryland schools. A $200 music scholarship was announced with a silent auction to benefit the fund.
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Richard Petre
State of
Maryland
Gamma
Delta Kappa Gamma
Society For Women Educators
Sheratonian
Frederick
Petre
Carolyn Strum
State Department of Education
ISM
Bal
Mimore Diy
Coles
Queen Ald
Dr. Mary's
Washington
Sheila T. Bartz
Shirley D. Curry
Thomas Johnson
Larne Kelbaugh
Walkersville
Carol Manley
Parkway
Florence A. Reed
Middletown
Nancy Williams
Iva Wright
North Frederick
Evelyn Zimmerman
Gamma Chapter
Summer classes offer typing and basic education courses
The Board of Education presents summer adult education at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Free morning and evening ABE GED classes run eight weeks starting June 24, with 10 12 morning and 6 30 8 30 evening sessions. Introduction to Computers and typing classes also run at TJHS and Walkersville High. Tuition varies, pre registration required, call 694 1829 or 1818 for details.
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Board of Education
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Adult Education Office
T.J. High School
Craig Zearfoss
Judy Moore
Walkersville High School
Barbara Martin
Elizabeth Reich
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary Mother's Day program held
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Ladies Auxiliary met May 9 with Rose Harmon presiding. A Mother's Day program featured Barbara Watson and reciters including Harmon and Summers. New officers were elected and Ruth Burall named Mother of the Year. Delegates chosen for the state convention. A memorial service set for May 23 and a banquet planned for helpers.
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Order of Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Rose Harmon
Barbara Watson
Violet Summers
Oneida Summers
Rockville
Frederick
Gladys Enright
Nancy Sherman
Ida Notestine
Betty French
Evelyn Myers
Ruth Burall
Helen Routzahn
Sharon Martin
Sharon Goodman
Linda Lovejoy
Elizabeth Fawley
Vivian Masser
Anna Routzahn
Helen Routzzahn
Sandra Wetzel
Mary Grabill
Catherine Miller
Mother Seton School to Host Amenitsburg Carnival Week
Mother Seton School in Emmitsburg will hold the Amenitsburg Carnival from May 27 to June 1 on the grounds at 100 Creamery Road. The event features foods, games, prizes, and rides by Snyder's Amusements with two discount nights on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 10 pm. Saturday hours begin at 2 pm.
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Mother Seton School
Emmitsburg
Amenitsburg
Creamery Road
Snyder's Amusements
Cancer Detection Clinic for Women Sets June 4
A cancer detection clinic for women is planned Tuesday June 4 from 8:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. at Frederick County Health Department Winchester Hall Frederick. The event emphasizes Pap tests for uterine cancer and breast cancer education to promote early detection. appointments are via the American Cancer Society at 662-3357 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Frederick
American Cancer Society
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