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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1978
Page
5
Fifteen Carroll County Commissioner candidates debated at South Carroll High School. Questions covered the Adequate Public Facilities Law and the Agricultural Zone, with candidates detailing positions on planning, zoning, the ag plan, and funding for county fire companies.
Approximately 58 persons attended the affair and enjoyed bingo charades and plenty of good food at the Business and Professional Women picnic.
Readable agenda items include approval of Resolution 76 18 regarding MIDFA laws for Custom Prin Ca and a feasibility study for Hillcrest Orchards by Lawrence Johnson Planning Director, plus budget, contract awards, and school staffing changes. Public notice that offices close September 12 for Defenders Day and Primary Election Day.
Mary Whitmore and Martha Brittain face off for Frederick County treasurer as the office seeks a new direction with computerized accounting on the horizon. Brittain highlights long service in the treasurer's office while Whitmore stresses accounting expertise and voter representation. Robert D. Owen runs unopposed for Republican treasurer.
The Frederick County YMCA announces fall youth programs taught by professionals for ages 3 to 12. Classes include preschool, Mighty Tykes, Little Chefs, Sticky Fingers Kiddie Krafts, Little Players, Guppies and Gourmets, Junior Chefs and Gourmets, and Kreative Kids. Fees vary for members and non members, with multiple sessions starting Sept and Nov.
The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office awarded certificates of appreciation to Greg Aims of Hechinger, Frederick Glass Company, Barry Bixler of Mount St. Mary’s College, and Bob Brooks of Mount St. Mary’s College for their help with a volunteer drug awareness program. Deputy Ray Fairman leads the program with Sheriff Donald Barnes, alongside other initiatives like self defense and Explorer Scouts.
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