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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1985

Page

4

Down‑home Maryland official guides Gypsy Moth battle

Wayne Cawley Maryland Agriculture Secretary discusses the Gypsy Moth infestation across Maryland with emphasis on defoliation, suppression efforts, and spraying costs. He notes Maryland is seventh worst nationwide, cites 83,488 acres defoliated in 1985, and describes control methods, hazards, and homeowner actions to remove egg masses and protect trees.

Maryland Pennsylvania Cawley Maryland Department of Agriculture MDA Allegany Frederick Montgomery County Lauren Oates Monrovia Oates FAA Frederick County Karl Stolzfus Robert H. Tichenor Carroll County Allegany County Tichenor Levin

Health officer urges no Title X amendments letter

A Frederick County health official urges Congress to oppose Title X amendments and continue funding. The letter details services in Maryland Family Planning, costs per patient, and savings to other programs, noting no abortion services are provided. It argues support for Title X based on 1984 figures and demographic outreach.

Beverly Byron Paul Sarbanes Frederick County P.K.U WIC AFDC Michigan Department of Public Health

Washington waste drive and Grace Caucus loom large

Washington insiders report a growing push to curb federal waste led by Peter Grace with Reagan support. The plan targets bloated procurement and earmarks while urging Congress action, backed by watchdog agencies and public pressure through Grace's coalition.

Washington Reagan Richard Wirthlin J. Peter Grace Grate Jim Miller Congress Grace Grace Caucus Peter Grace Wayne Smith Capitol Hill U.S. Jaycees JM. Foundation Jaycees Mike Fernandes General Accounting Office Congressional Budget Office Federal Inspectors General Jack Anderson Cochairman Basil Tsakos Athens Mark Hatfield R-Ove Tsakes Tsakos Iran Khomeini Hassan Qomi- Tabatabai Mashad Iraq United Feature Syndicate Inc

Talent scout warning and acne advice in teen column

In a TwEEN 12 and 20 column, Judy asks about a man claiming to be a modeling talent scout. Dr. Wallace advises parental pre screening and caution. Vivian seeks acne help and learns that diet plays little role while dermatologist treatments can help. Readers are invited to request the teen booklet for a fee.

DR. Wallace Sam 16 Judy Elgin Vivian Porterville, Calif Copley News Service Frederick

First of season's plays by Fredericktown Players

The Fredericktown Players opened with Three-Cornered Moon at Winchester Hall. Cast included Mary Louise Day John Hanson Elizabeth Moberley Charles Roelke Charlotte Stone Harold Clem Samuel Birely and Edna Tyler. Eugene Creed Jr. of Braddock Heights was named bailiff by Baltimore City Supreme Court judges, a Maryland Law graduate admitted to the bar in November. Descendants of David Shriver gathered at Louis Shriver’s home, built 1797, with the mill still in operation and a tablet noting visits by Generals J E B Stuart and James Barnes near Gettysburg.

Fredericktown Players Winchester Hall Mary Louise Day John Hanson Elizabeth Moberley Charles Roelke Charlotte Stone Harold Clem Samuel Birely Edna Tyler Eugene Creed JR Braddock Heights Supreme Court of Baltimore City Eugene O’dunne Creed University of Maryland School of Law David Shriver Louis

Frederick County 4-H Seamtresses Honored at Achievement Night

Twenty years ago ten Frederick County 4-H seamstresses were cited for clothing construction at Achievement Night. Names include Mary Kay Leatherman, Sarah Darrell, Elizabeth Schantz, Sandi Fry, Nancy Fry, Kathy Huffer, Mary Margaret Stull, Chastain Hobba, Susan Sherald, and Sharon Stauffer. A can of unopened food exploded at Frederick Memorial Hospital Nurses’ Home, prompting fire crews to respond with no damage reported. The completion date for a new Olympic size VFW pool was set for May 15 during plans reviewed by architect Claude Harmon and VFW members Ernie Spangler, Harold McCue, Fred Lodge, Robert Rothenhoefer, and Ed Joy.

Frederick County Mary Kay Leatherman Sarah Darrell Elizabeth Schantz Frederick Sandi Fry Nancy Fry Buckeystown Kathy Huffer Middletown Mary Margaret Stull Tuscarora Chastain Hobba Urbana Susan Sherald Rosedale Sharon Stauffer Mount Pleasant Frederick Memorial Hospital Claude Harmon VFW Ernie Spangler Harold McCue Fred Lodge Robert 8. Rothenhoefer Ed Joy

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