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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1985
Page
8
Tom Mills serves as executive editor in Frederick with the newspaper’s Saturday page dated November 9 1985. The brief item notes the editorial leadership and city context for readers following local journalism.
A group of friends proposes a posthumous promotion for late Frederick City Police Sergeant Charles Bubby Cashour as a lasting tribute. Readers praise his humanitarian spirit and duty, urging officials to act. Planning for the 10th Frederick County Ethnic Festival, set for Oct 4 1986, is underway with wide community support.
The Tourism Council of Frederick County Inc. received first place for best brochure design featuring the Frederick County Tour Guide and Maps and a first place merit award for the Canadian Promotion at the Maryland Governor's Tourism Conference in Annapolis. The council credits local government support and a growing membership for promoting northern neighbors and boosting countywide economic benefits. For information on membership or the 1986 plan, contact Sonia Maher.
CORINNE COMULADA profiles Dan and Patty Trey of Opossumtown Pike in Frederick who breed wolves with German Shepherds to create captive crossbreeds. They lecture on wolves, run a kennel with several hybrids, hope to publish H O W L about reintroducing wolves, and belong to NOAH.
A Frederick County Multiple Sclerosis Support Group invites MS patients families and friends to monthly meetings at Rock Creek Center. Members describe emotional challenges and the value of shared coping discussions over medical explanations. The note promotes awaiting the 7 30 p m meeting on Friday Nov 22 and urges community attendance.
A reader urges action on more than 2,400 missing U.S. service members from Southeast Asia. The letter criticizes the Reagan administration for insufficient efforts and argues DIA provides weak scrutiny of live-prisoner sightings while urging a more decisive response.
Teen Barbara asks whether to tell her friend Janet about an alleged inappropriate advance by Janet's fiancé Tom, while Dr Wallace urges honesty to protect Janet’s future. A second letter from Nameless seeks guidance on parental favoritism and self esteem with a response emphasizing private talks and seeking trusted adults.
Yesterday notes show Col Delaplaine retired from the Army last July after a year at Fort Meade returning from Honolulu. Mrs P Keiffer Main displays a cactus in full bloom and Armistice Day prizes offer cash from 10 to 1. A birthday party honors Mildred Stull in Lewistown with several guests. Burkittsville donates a 2400 square foot lot for a future parking area. Pat Dorn Orchestra to headline the 12th annual Charity Ball at Frederick Armory. Susan Poole of Jefferson named to Farm Journal Teen Board among 100 chosen nationwide.
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