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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1990

Page

10

Betts urges FCC staff to aim for best in U.S.

Frederick Community College president Dr. Lee J. Betts challenged more than 196 full time staff and 200 adjuncts to push beyond academic excellence. He outlined eight goals for the year including environment, partnerships, and professional development, and pledged to sponsor Phi Theta Kappa while lauding enrollment growth and staff efforts.

Frederick Community College Lee J. Betts FCC Betts Phi Theta Kappa America

Cable to televise Frederick County school board meetings

Beginning Monday September 17 at 1 p.m Frederick Cablevision Channel 18 will televise Frederick County Board of Education meetings. Regular meetings occur the first Wednesday at 9 a.m. and the third Monday at 7 30 p.m with rebroadcasts on Wednesdays at 7 30 p.m. plus tapes of Monday sessions on Tuesdays at 7 30 p.m. Further details are available weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. from the district television department at 694 1364.

Frederick County Board of Education Frederick Cablevision Adenda Frederick County Public School System

Frederick Memorial Hospital launches Corporate Honor Roll

The Development Council at Frederick Memorial Hospital introduces the Corporate Honor Roll. Ken Coffey cites community support for hospital needs, with funds aiding capital equipment, expansion, and new services. Renovation of the emergency room planned. calls to local businesses for participation.

Jeff Tamas Grimes Grimes Rover, Corp Talankena Charles Smdor Eme Development Council James Klutiz Frederick Memorial Hospital Stephen Mann Emergency Physicians Associates Charles Bowers William D. Bowers Lumber Co Richard Marshall Maryland National Bank David Funsech Alex Brown & Sons Inc Development Council Business and Professional Corporations/ Foundations Ken Coffey Fmh Ihis Coffey Charles M. Bowers Michael Baltzell Eastalco Aluminum Office of Marketing and

Frederick bank leads hospital fund gifts with 25000

Maryland National Bank through MNC Financial Foundation donated 25000 to the Corporate Honor Roll for FMH. Wayne Fox, bank VP, says the gift reflects community responsibility and leadership. The bank has supported Hood College Mount St Mary's YMCA and more and aims to inspire others to contribute.

Frederick Maryland National Bank MNC Financial Foundation Inc Wayne Fox Maryland National Fox FMH MNC Financial Foundation Hood College Mount St. Mary's College YMCA Way Station Mr. Fox

Maryland Revises Water Quality Standards For Dioxin

EPA approves Maryland updates to water quality rules covering 27 toxic pollutants and sets a dioxin limit of 1.2 parts per quadrillion to protect aquatic life and consumer safety. Conditional approvals apply to fishing and recreation areas, while some mixing zone policies await ruling. Maryland environmental authorities work with the EPA to finalize compliance.

Philadelphia U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Maryland EPA Baltimore Maryland Department of the Environment

Free Family 13th Reunion Held at Thurmont Park

The 13th annual George W. and Sarah R. Free family reunion gathered at Thurmont Community Park with a buffet lunch after a welcome by Gerald Koehl and blessing by Franklin Free Jr. Special recognition went to Raymond Free Sr. and James Free. Monroe Free mourned his grandson. Ruth Bradley and others performed songs. prizes honored oldest coin 1961 Mary Bradley, most recently married 1988 Michael Beard, most family present 13 Josephine Gills, jelly bean jar winners.

George W Sarah R Geisbert) Free Thurmont Gerald Koehl Franklin R. Free Jr Raymond P. Free Sr James Free Citizens Nursing Home Frederick Monroe Free Ruth Amy Mary Bradley Michael Cyndi Beard Josephine Gills Carol Kepler Zelda Stull Ralph Bradley Betty Romsburg Paul Giesbert Ruth Miller Mildred Stine Ron Free Bill Free Janie Eyler Steve Gills Gerald Koebl Ben Ed Free Janie Jennifer Eyler Wilson Zelda Stall Ralph Dorothea Putman Ed Gills Joe Smith Aleta Baer Amy Bradley Ruth Bradley Tom Dean Woody Madeline Free Sarah Stup Jim Paul Fern Geisbert Sam Doug Jeanette Campbell Audrey Free Roxanne Free Christine Free Eagle Friend Helen Griffin David Stine Keith Cory Stine Steve Susie Gills Jeremy Daniel Joel Gills Mike Cyndi Deidre Beard Lori Wade Eric Hoffarth Bessie Mae Williams Raymond Free Sr Roy Ralphie Bradley Franklin Patsy Free Sonny Tiny Free Monica Sarah Chad Free Donna Baker John Paula Gills Mark Luke Gills Jimmy Jason Kepler

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church to close sanctuary for renovations

The Good Shepherd sanctuary will hold its last worship service in the current building on Sunday September 16 before a major renovation. Congregants are urged to attend to mark this final chapter in the church's history.

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Good Shepherd

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