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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1991
Page
3
Dr Kevin Castner of the district defends an integrated approach to social studies, geography, and economics, arguing extra state requirements could raise math and social studies staffing while narrowing elective options. He notes other systems share concerns as the state board adds a second public hearing day on Oct 30.
Belinda Olazewski of Accent Stripe Baltimore installs a reflective lane marker on U S 15 near Motter Avenue. Nearly 600 markers will be placed in newly paved sections of the highway through Frederick this week.
Frederick County commissioners reconsider approval of Free State proposal after company threats and ties to Halt Imported Trash concerns. Memo from Mr. Gray questions board role and legality of contract, urging moratorium on solid waste permits until plan updates. HIT and New Market residents oppose any out of county waste facility.
Funeral services honor Carl Iden Gaynor Sr. of Harttown at Melvin T. Strider Colonial Funeral Home with bearers listed. interment in Resthaven Memorial Gardens Frederick. Memorial service for William James Speak Jr. of Woodsboro held by American Legion post. graveside service at Oak Hill Cemetery LeGore. Georgia A Hood of Brunswick buried at Mount Olivet Frederick. Kenneth Milton Mathias of Rocky Ridge laid to rest at Mount Tabor Lutheran Church and Mount Tabor Cemetery. services attended by Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Department. burial at Mount Tabor Cemetery. Everett Moser of Middletown remembered at Zion Lutheran Church with interment at Lutheran Cemetery. Arrangements by local funeral homes in Middletown and Frederick areas.
Mr. George B. Fraley III died Friday October 25. He was the son of Robin L. and George B. Fraley Jr. Survived by three sisters Barbara Fraley Robin Fraley and Tracy Disque and grandparents Barbara and Fred Disque. Friends may call at Lee Funeral Home Clinton Sunday and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Funeral Tuesday October 29 at noon Lewistown Methodist Church with calling hours 10 am to noon. Burial in church cemetery.
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