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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1996

Page

7

Air Force Band concert charms Emmitsburg audience at Mount St Marys

The Frederick News-Post sponsored Air Force Band and Singing Sergeants performed for a nearly two hour Sunday afternoon show at The Knoll Arena Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg. Led by Lt Col Lowell E Graham the 65 member ensemble delivered lively pieces from William Tell Overture to On the Town with soloists Ann Baldwin Shrieves Angela Burns and Kelly Egan McDonough. The Singing Sergeants added rich blending and standout numbers including Down at the Twist and Shout and Why Haven t I Heard from You. A standing ovation and encores highlighted the service band event marking the 65th such performance.

Frederick News-Post Air Force Knoll Arena Mount St. Mary's College Emmitsburg Frederick County Mount Lowell E. Graham John Philip Sousa Ann Baldwin Shrieves Leonard Bernstein Tech Angela Burns Kelly Egan McDonough Russell Colleran

Letter to the editor defends Confederate soldiers and flag

Duane E. Stone argues that Southern soldiers fought to defend homes and rights rather than slavery, comparing their motives to Union soldiers and challenging Yvonne Small to honor both sides. He cites Lincoln, Civil War context, and the American flag, praising his Union ancestor and defending national remembrance.

Yvonne Small Ms. Small Mexico Spain Frederick Harpers Ferry Gettysburg Grand Army of the Republic Duane Stone Woods

Letter supports noise abatement plan at Frederick airport

A Frederick reader urges clearer communication about the noise abatement plan after noting pilots often fly at 700 feet, not the recommended 1000, during training. The letter cites concerns about student instruction, enforcement needs, and outreach to transient pilots while praising compliant pilots and local officials for backing the plan.

Frederick Wayne Schuster Greiner Associates Frederick Municipal Mark Bette L. Brust Tulip Hill

FreDerick Alderman Backs Daylight Saving in 1947 Move

Frederick city official William B Burall advocates daylight saving time to avoid last minute confusion when the issue arises. Maryland tuberculosis sanitarium group held a banquet in Sabillasville honoring Dr Victor F Cullen who retires Jan 1 1947 after 39 years as superintendent. 129 guests attended with Henry Coffman master of ceremonies. Speakers included Glen Brown Gertrude Blow and several Baltimore and Thurmont clergy. Amvets Frederick presented Winners All at Frederick High School before about 1200 locals. County tax chief Norris announced flood damaged properties get proportional tax relief until repaired. Walkersville Burgess Bourland announced Annette Williams Guilfoyle as new town administrator. Portions of U S 340 closed by a 5 30 a m ice storm creating a skating rink and causing at least 18 accidents.

Frederick William B. Burall Maryland Classified Employee's Association of Maryland Tuberculosis Sanitarium Sabillasville Victor F. Cullen Maryland Sanitaria Henry Coffman Glen Brown Gertrude W. Blow James Osterling L.F. Webber Walkersville Orley Bourland Annette Williams Guilfoyle Mary Nicodemus J. Harold Hooper

Governor Glendening’s Early Term Under Public Spotlight

Dwayne Henson of Frederick praises Governor Parris Glendening for cutting unemployment, creating jobs in Frederick Washington and Allegany counties, boosting school funding to a 20 year high, and conserving wildlife and land. He urges continued progress in the governor’s first term.

Parris Glendening Frederick Washington Allegany

Picking and Choosing Bible-Based Church Doctrines

The letter lists controversial Biblical practices as examples of how some churches allegedly pick and choose scriptures. It critiques selective interpretation, argues many people ignore the Bible differently, and questions church leaders for tolerating such inconsistencies.

Chuck Lo Schiavo Mr. Schiavo

Letters Claim Editors Filter God From Scripture

Readers debate whether editors shape religious texts citing a letter by Carl Veley of Brunswick arguing that interpretation makes secular writings appear inspired. He mocks the idea of divine authorship being replaced by human editing and cites The Old Farmers Almanac as a hypothetical parallel.

God Moses

Next mandate would hike profits for all workers

A letter blends wage debate with applaud for 20 percent raises and calls for a government mandate boosting profits. Chuck Roberts asserts one player dominates scoring in a team, while Larry Gross praises Frederick County high schools coaches and their role in playoff success and championships.

Opinion: Close the Federal Department of Education

A reader argues the federal Department of Education adds little value and diverts funds from local schooling. The writer contends education work happens at town and state levels with local boards, preferring local control over federal bureaucratic spending. Anne Newell Ijamsville is cited as the author.

Federal Department of Education Board of Education

Teamwork Centered Football Coverage at Thomas Johnson High

Over six to seven weeks sports reporting has emphasized team action at Thomas Johnson High School. The focus remains on collective performance and group efforts rather than a single standout player.

Thomas Johnson

Letters to the Editor at The Fraedernick News Post

Readers are invited to send exclusive signed letters with full name home address and both phone numbers for verification. Due to high volume publication is not guaranteed and letters may be abridged for space.

Fraedernick News Post News Post

National FFA Convention Heads to Louisville After Kansas City

More than 37 000 FFA members and guests gather in Kansas City for the 69th convention with the theme Leaders with a Vision. Maryland expects 180 attendees through Nov 16 as officials praise youth potential and discuss future relocation to Louisville for the 1999 event.

FFA Kansas City Student Agricultural Education Organization Maryland Ike Williams Maryland Ffa Association H. Roe Bartle Louisville

Maryland FFA delegates lead at national convention in Kansas City

Three Maryland FFA leaders Jonathan Farmer Melissa Willard and Denny Ogg are among the state's delegates in Kansas City as the national convention opens. Delegates conduct committee meetings and business sessions while events run Wednesday through Friday with career show, contests, workshops, and awards highlights.

FFA Maryland Jonathan Farmer Oakland Melissa Willard Catoctin Denny Ogg Frederick Sentinel Kansas City Agricultural Issues Forum

O Hara brothers shine at national FFA Convention

Richard and David O Hara of Frederick attend the National FFA Convention with Richard set to receive the American FFA Degree and David contending for the American Royal Ambassador title. Both Singanore High School graduates and Frederick Community College students, they led in FFA roles under adviser Tom Hawthorne. Richard previously served as Maryland FFA treasurer and pursued college steps toward big leadership roles, while David balanced multiple FFA offices with freshman college scholarships. The brothers aim to inspire peers as they compete in Kansas City and plan careers in agricultural communications and public relations.

David Richard O'Hara Frederick Kansas City Richard David O’hara FFA Allen Janice O’hara Singanore High School Tom Hawthorne Frederick Community College Maryland Ffa SAE Central Tractor Maryland Tracey Clagett New Windsor American Royal Livestock Show Virginia Polytechnical University University of Maryland University of Kentucky O'Hara

Maryland FFA sends 18 teams to national Kansas City

Frederick High School leads six teams among 13 from Frederick County to compete at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Teams cover career development events from poultry judging to agricultural sales with new contests in forestry, farm business management, and parliamentary procedure.

Frederick Ffa Walkersville Singapore Clear Spring Ffa Francis Scott Key Ffa Flintstone Terry Bradshaw Debbye Turner Dairy Foods FFA South Carroll Tracey Clagett Maryland Ffa Kansas City Frederick High School Ike Williams Clear Spring Mayne Doug Hering Teresa Stevens Doug Teresa

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