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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1991
Page
9
Baltimore officials propose cost cutting options for city schools including layoff of 30 to 45 non-instructional staff and shortening paid non school days by three. A plan to charge students 20 cents for bus rides was rejected as unfair. Union approval needed for changes to pay and unused sick leave deferrals.
The GFWC Junior Woman's Club collected art and craft items for children and donated them to Frederick County Corp for Quality Child Care Stepping Stones. Pictured are center children using the items with help from club members Natalie Boyles Nancy Randall and Linda Spates.
Urbana Recreation Council hosts its third annual fall festival from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday Oct 18 at Urbana Community Park. Costumed children, parade, hayrides, face painting by Carol Spicer, a magic show by The Amazing Reisters, and pumpkin decorating by Big Woods Florist. Adults must accompany children. For info call Dan Benson or Debbie Flook.
The 1991 Beverly Byron Charity Golf and Tennis Tournament will raise $24,847 for seven Western Maryland charities. Recipients include Heartly House Frederick WAMCA Help Poolesville and six others. Washington County Community Action Council acts as lead charity with $7,454. Proceeds aid essential services amid budget cuts and a tighter economy.
The Mental Health Association of Maryland distributes free materials during Mentalness Awareness Week. Items include a pamphlet on common childhood emotional problems, a 12 page guide for families seeking help, a Kids Call Bookmark promoting the Maryland Youth Crisis Hotline, and additional copies via the association at 663-0011.
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