Frederick News-Post (Newspaper) - October 17, 1991, Frederick, Maryland THE FREDERICK OCTOBER C-5 Red Ribbon Week Campaign promotes a drug-free America Maryland State Police and the Maryland' Alliance for Drug Free Youth U coordinating the 1M1 National Bed Ribbon Campaign in Maryland. The annual drug prevention campaign will feature the distribution of red ribbons during Red Ribbon Oct. lft-27. theme for the red ribbon campaign ii Nelghbori Drug Free and said Beverly S. executive Maryland Alii- ance for Drug Free Youth. red ribbon symboliiei a commitment to a drug-free Ms. Preston said. goal of the National Red Ribbon Campaign is to present a unified and visible commitment toward the creation of a drug-free The state campaign is a coopera- tive effort of the Governor's Drug and Alcohol Abuse Maryland State Department of Education and the National Federa- tion of Parents. The campaign will distribute red ribbons to public school students in grades 4 through 8 statewide. remains the number one drug of particularly among young Ms. Preston said. need to remind parents that they are our first line of defense when it comes to recognizing alcohol and other drug abuse in the First aid course set The Frederick County chapter of the American Red Cross is offering a standard first aid instructor course starting next month. Applicants for the training must be 17 years certified in standard first aid and adult cardiopulmonary resuscitation and have completed either instructor candidate training or the introduction to health services education. The standard first aid instructor course will be held Nov. from 2 to 6 Nov. 6 and 7 from 6 to and Nov. 18 from 6 to 8 p.m. The cost is S25. The standard first aid and adult cardio-pulmonary resuscitation course will be from 6 to 10 p.m. Oct. 23 and 25. The cost is The instructor candidate training will be from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 2. The cost is All training will be at 22A S. Market Frederick. To call the Red Cross office at 662-5131. Red Cross collects 309 units at Detrick The American Red Cross bloodmobile visited Fort Detrick on Sept. 12 and collecting 309 units. Volunteers who assisted Doris Martha Hazel Mabel Phyllis Ruth June B. Lorraine Pat Bobbie Mabel Hatcher and Donald Purdham. Donors John Gretehen Walter Allen Nel- son Terri Wilbourne. David Clement Alfred Andre Richard Kathryn Madelon Kristin Wil- Thomas Sandra Edward Hershel Leroy Robert Dallas Jeffrey Paul Leslie Bryan Phillip Everett Deborah Raymond Dorothy Susan Gretehen James Bryan Brett Norman Kathleen Joseph Dorothy Fuller and Karen Bostian. Althea Thomas William Michael Henry Carol Katherine Joseph Clara Leonard Donald Douglas Marily Howard James Zeme Marta Vild. Paul Christos Charles Kathy Eugene Donald Dennis Kim Maria Alan Angela Timothy William Carl James Hannigan Crystal Gary Deborah Defor. Danny Tracy Teresa David St. Andre and Keith Zimmerman. Clara Ann Daniel Rosario Richard Paul Susan Linda Barry Thomas Ronald John Linda Carolyn Bobby Lisa George John Walter Richard David Brenda Sandra Robert Joe Robert Carol Robin Dexter Annon Patrick Jeannine Eugene Vernon Glenn Lowell Christi Timothy Pattt Labbe and Donna Mellinl. David John Linwood Reddick Connie Bonnie Ted Christine Lawrence Jeffrey Andrew Thomas Siobhan Mechelle Tony Tom Kimberly Tracy Lynda Karen KeQey. Matthew Clifford Angel Linda Lewis Diane Laura Anne Charles Timothy Philippe Merhl David Steven Steven Betty Joyce Angela Gerald Cynthia James Writer Andrea Rita Cheryl Daniel Susan Terry Robert Harne and Tiziana Musso. Mary Philip Patsy Martin Vicky Greg Gregory Steven Greg Jorge Morlan Nancy Mark Chuck Linda Ralph Karen Veronica Robin Irene Charles Rita John Kathy Michael Jeff Kenneth Loretta Barry Roy Deborah Marian Lynne John William Terry Jen- Marian Patricia Dennis Judy Kay Natalia Doreen Petree. Chrtsti and Andrew Talenti. Margaret Smith. Donald Mclntyre Charles William Danner Allison Nancy Jef- ferson Kevin Patricia Randall Robert William David Jerry Hugh Micheal Joe Richard Gregory Robin Cathy Deanna Douglas Warren Patrick Lynn Shari John Gary Heide Mark Julian Bess Aaron Franklin Lane George Irene Charles W. Teri William Gene Stanley Patricia John Peter Gorelick and Mark Napier. Wilbert John John Barbara Kathleen Wendy Linda Judy James William Eugene Eric Jeffrey Walter Brown Donna Donald John Mark Johnnie Jeannette Howard Mark Virginia Jay Cathy Wendy Margaret George Deanna Mary William Johnston Joanne Smith. 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