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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1990
Page
6
Lewistown residents aged 50 and up plan a 1 pm reunion at the Lewistown Fire Hall with a 2 to 3 pm family style potluck and coffee. Organizer Paul Heffner of Frederick says about 250 are expected, with donations requested for hall rental and tales of old days shared by attendees.
Dr Merrill E Fisher principal of Damascus High School for seven years will leave in January to become supervisor of secondary instruction in Area 4. Montgomery Board of Education approved the move describing it as lateral. A new Damascus principal is expected by December.
Staff reports note a 10 percent rise in Frederick postal business with an expected 18 percent jump at Christmas. Postmaster Paul Bauer urges mailing early, using full addresses and a return address. Overseas deadlines include Africa November 20 and various regions through December 10. Space available mail should be out by mid November.
In Stamford Connecticut giant pumpkins 4 feet high 432 feet wide are filling 260 gallon leaf bags with black faces. Betty Brown of West Hartford says her family enjoys them while Sun Hill Industries president Benson Zinbarg notes the bags are their biggest seller ever inspiring kids to ask about them.
In Baltimore on Tuesday morning the Frederick County Teachers Association and the Board of Education will argue legality of Dr Noel Farmer Jr s May letter to teachers issued during ongoing salary negotiations An impasse declared earlier frames the legal debate with the state Board of Education likely to rule soon The dispute centers on whether the district board or the bargaining agent should communicate about negotiations and the implications of impasse plans for possible appeals through circuit court
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