Frederick County Commissioners agenda Oct 8 1985
Frederick County Commissioners meet in Winchester Hall to approve minutes, designate National Business Women's Week, review budget transfers and bids, and hear public comments. Fort Ritchie unit participation noted in Sharpsburg Firemen's Parade with plaque presentation and parade details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Harold K Keller
Peter Eckel
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Church Street
Mary Kay Bockstanz
Sharpsburg
Kenneth Mink
U.S. Army Garrison
Fort Ritchie
572Nd Military Police Company
M Headquarters and Service Company
Innocent finding in battery case directs court wrath
In Frederick County District Court Judge Herbert Rollins acquitted Patrick W. Ford, 21, of East Fifth Street Frederick, of battery against Anna L. Center on July 12 after testimony described a three way dispute. Separate cases saw Anthony P. Gisette, 25, sentenced to 90 days for destruction of property and David L. Knight, 23, given 60 days suspended for battery and related threats. Knight received one year probation and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County District Court
Herbert Rollins
Patrick W. Ford
East Fifth Street
Frederick
Anna L. Center
Washington Street
Ms. Deater
Ford
Ms. Denter
Rollns
Robins
Anthony P. Gisetto
Gisetto
Landis Jewelers
Gisette
David L. Knight
River Road
Dickerson
Lisa F. Seward
Jefferson
Knight
Lions Club Dance at Alexander House Center in Hagerstown
The Funkstown and Halfway Lions Clubs sponsor a dance at the Alexander House Senior Citizens Center at 9 Public Square in Hagerstown on Friday October 18 from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. The Blue Notes provide music and refreshments are served. Admission is free and all residents aged 60 and over are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown
Halfway Lions Clubs
Alexander House
Glass enclosed cafe addition approved for diFrancesco's
The Frederick board approved a two foot extension for a glass enclosed cafe at 26 N Market St allowing 24 inch setback within the city right of way. Architect Chris Benjamin says the greenhouse style space will hold eight two person tables and extend four feet nine inches from the current wall. The project includes unveiling the tin roof and removing the interior wall to create an open dining area for market cafe and late night entertainment with European baked goods and pastas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Paul diFrancesco
diFrancesco
N. Market St
Chris Benjamin
Routzahn’s
Benjamin
Market Street
di Francesco
diFrancesca
Maynor N. Young
James M. Murphy
W. Milner Roberts
Farm Bureau head urges market oriented farm legislation
Maryland Farm Bureau President Henry Holloway asked the Maryland congressional delegation to back a cost cutting market driven farm bill. He urged gradual moves to reduce government role and oppose mandatory production controls and high loan rates. He noted the House is near final edits on a bill with a costly dairy unity formula opposed by the Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Warren Frederick
News-Post
Washington
Henry Holloway
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
House
Farm Bureau
Congress
Holloway
American Farm Bureau
Reagan Administration
Harford County
State Farm Bureau
Beverly
Byron
Roy Dyson
Eastern Shore
Dyson
National American Farm Bureau
Chrysler
Claudia Reid
Maryland and
D.C
Maryland Credit Union League
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Rosenauer
WFMD
Sheron Meachum
Patricia Rimo Stay
Todd Collins
Suburban Classics
Bill Severance
Rosenauer's
Regina Flanian
Parade
Cindy Hackett
Green News-Post
Karen Gardner
the News
Frederick, Md
Fort Detrick
United Way
Judith Kitz
National Health Agencies of Maryland Inc
Bob Clark
Cecil Midgett
Frederick Area
Mark Heke
David Denton
Joyce Cramer
Kurt Holter
Bartz & Company
Hughes Ford Road
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