Frederick News brief highlights October 3 1998
Local items from Frederick Maryland dated Saturday October 3 1998 cover community updates brief notices and calendar events. The compact digest notes city happenings and public notices relevant to residents and readers of AT THE NEWS.
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Elks donate $600 to veterans fundraiser group
The BPO Elks Lodge 684 gave 600 dollars to the Veterans Committee for Memorial Park. In the photo Austin Timpson commander Post 5 Disabled American Veterans Donald Null chairman Veterans Committee Henry Kinta exalted ruler Lodge 684 Charles Clipp past exalted ruler and chairman Elks National Veterans Service Commission John E Wilcox Jr chairman Veterans Committee Fundraising stand in a line for the ceremony.
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BPO Elks Lodge
Veterans Committee For Memorial Park
Austin Timpson
Donald Null
Veterans Committee
Henry Kinta
Charles Clipp
Elkis National Veterans Service Commission
John E. Wilcox Jr
Calligraphy Demonstration at Maas Mini Park Event
Chinese calligraphy demonstration planned at Bonita Maas mini park on W Second St this Sunday October 4. Two artists will show and explain simple characters using lambswool brushes and stone inks with audience translation of first names. Freewill donations support park maintenance and revitalization led by Gov Thomas Johnson High students Christine Liu and Shu Lindie who transformed the park with trees a vine trellis and seating area.
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Bonita Maas Ini Park
Second St
Thomas Johnson High
Christine Liu
Shu Lindie
Bernetta Brown Dance 3 Troupe at In The Street
The Bernetta Brown Dance 3 Troupe performs on the Third Street stage today from 2 to 3 pm at In The Street as part of local arts programming.
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Bernetta Brown
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