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CONTENTS
ON THE COVER 14
William Hall, new St. Mary’s Chapter NAACP president

LOCAL NEWS 3
COPS & COURTS 8
COMMUNITY10
EDUCATION13 LOCAL 5
Sen. Jack Bailey has introduced a bill tackling fentanyl and deadly overdoses

ON THE COVER 14
EDUCATION16
PAX RIVER 17
SPORTS18 COMMUNITY 10 SPORTS 18
Southern Maryland youth took part in a Delta Seahawks open strong on the lacrosse field

ENTERTAINMENT 20 Waterfowl event in Bushwood over the weekend

OBITUARIES 21 “THEY CAN’T GET THE

BRIDGE ACROSS FROM US
COMMUNITY CALENDAR 24
NO MATTER WHAT.”
SENIOR CALENDAR 25 COMMISSIONER TODD MORGAN ON POTENTIAL CHESAPEAKE
BAY CROSSINGS WITH THE EASTERN SHORE

LIBRARY CALENDAR 25 W EEKLY FO R E C AST

BUSINESS DIRECTORY 26

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Bill Gives Counties Right to Refuse Toll Crossing

By Guy Leonard
Staff Writer

Bills entered in the Senate and House of Delegates

in the General Assembly expands the requirement to
Western Shore counties that the state receive the ex-
press consent of a county government before build-
ing a new toll road, toll bridge or toll highway in their
jurisdiction.
The bill could target efforts to build a third Chesa-
peake Bay toll bridge crossing to augment the current
aging spans.
The bill have received broad support so far, including
St. Mary’s District 29B Del. Brian Crosby.
The counties on the Eastern Shore already have the
consent requirement and have expressed willingness to
veto a new span that impacts their counties.
Here in St. Mary’s County the commissioner board
has already expressed its opposition to a bridge span
that would connect with Somerset County, citing in-
creased impacts on stressed roads and interference
with the Navy’s mission at Patuxent River Naval Air
Station.
A recently released state study map purports to show
multiple potential crossings connecting both shores
with one terminating in Lexington Park, the most traf-
fic congested portion of St. Mary’s.
There are four potential connections with neighbor-
ing Calvert County from Dorchester County, with one
in the northern most part of the county, two to the north
and south of Prince Frederick and one in the Solomons
or Lusby area.
The bill does not allow counties to prevent a bridge
being built if it has no tolls attached to it.
Commissioner Todd Morgan said the county had
been negotiating back and forth for the past year with
the state about its inability to handle a third bay span.
“We have already told the state we will not be able to
accommodate the third bridge,” Morgan said. “It [the
proposed terminus] runs right into the middle of the
airfield on base.
“They can’t get the bridge across from us no matter Potential crossing sites for a new Chesapeake Bay span.
what.”
He said the outing of Lexington Park as a potential
bridge connection would only serve to stoke more pub-
lic uproar over something that was nearly impossible.
“I don’t think it’ll make it to Calvert either,” Morgan
said.
Crosby discounted the map and its alleged crossings,
saying that he knew of no efforts to put in a crossing
from St. Mary’s.
“There are no discussions on that,” Crosby said.
“This is just so they couldn’t slap a toll on us without
our consent.
“A bridge from Lexington Park makes no sense es-
pecially since we don’t have a new Thomas Johnson
Bridge. This just expands our rights.”
Meanwhile, state projections show the current bay
span will continue to worsen under increasing traffic
burdens; a 2015 report stated that by 2040 the average
traffic on the bridge will increase by about 31 percent
to 92,800 vehicles each day. That figure is expected to
jump to 94,300 vehicles by 2020 during Fridays in the
summer season.
A new, single, eight lane bridge, to replace a demol-
ished older span, is estimated to cost $25.34 billion,
according to state figures.
Gary Hodge, a former Charles County Commission-
er, has worked to craft the bill through his consulting
company Regional Policy Advisors.

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Bill Targets Fentanyl, Overdose Deaths

of the person ingesting it.
If SB 570 passes into law it would
make a person who was found culpable
in an overdose death guilty of second
degree murder, the text of the bill reads,
and allow for a prison sentence of up to
40 years.
The bill exempts anyone from legal
action who lawfully prescribes or ad-
ministers fentanyl.
The bill also targets variations of fen-
tanyl which are being seen more and
more at street level overdoses.
Fentanyl has become one of, if not the
most, lethal opioids found to be respon-
sible for overdose deaths, outstripping
heroin and other synthetic opiates such
as oxycodone.
In St. Mary’s County there were 17
fentanyl-related overdose deaths from fentanyl, often used to medicate cancer providing opioids that resulted in the
January through September last year, patients under controlled conditions, is deaths of those who ingested it; pursu-
Sen. Jack Bailey
slightly less than the 23 in 2017 for the such that first time-users often die as a ing six indictments for second-degree
same time period, state figures show. result of ingesting the drug. “depraved heart” murder.
By Guy Leonard There were 14 fentanyl related deaths
Staff Writer Also, the fentanyl being distributed While some of the defendants were
in Calvert County for the first nine illicitly is of dubious quality, being com- convicted of or pleaded to other charges
months of 2018, according to numbers bined with other dangerous substances in the cases, including manslaugther,
A bill introduced in the state senate
from the state, while there were 11 for of which the user might not be aware. none were found guilty of the most seri-
by Sen. Jack Bailey (R-Dist. 29) would
the same time period in 2017. In 2017 St. Mary’s County State’s At- ous second-degree murder charges.
provide stiff criminal penalties for any-
Health officials in Southern Mary- torney Richard Fritz began high profile
one who distributes fentanyl, a powerful
land have said that the sheer power of prosecutions of defendants accused of guyleonard@countytimes.net
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Thursday, February 14, 2019
Emergency Chief: Radios Much Improved
By Guy Leonard
Staff Writer
After years of complaints from fire
and EMS personnel throughout the
county, the emergency radio system
from Harris has significantly im-
proved, said Steve Walker, director of
the county’s Department of Emergen-
cy Services.
Walker, in an interview with The
County Times, said that in the past
six months the number of complaints
about lack of signal or other failures
with the system have dropped off
significantly.
“We’re working hard to stabilize the
system and we are,” Walker said Tues-
day. “It’s working well.”
Walker said the county is now near
the end of a long acceptance phase for
the entire system, which includes new
towers for transmission; the entire sys-
tem will cost upwards of $30 million.
Walker said upgrades to handheld
radios and other system upgrades have
eliminated many of the problems.
John Nelson, president of the St.
Mary’s County Fire Board, agrees.
“We have not had the issues we
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were having over the last couple of
years,” Nelson said. “They’ve really
improved; many issues that were ig-
nored for a long time were finally
addressed.”
Nelson, who is also a state fire inves-
tigator, brought many of the concerns
about the system to county leaders in
the summer of last year.
He noted two key, high profile fail-
ures that had sparked more fears over
the system’s reliability.
The first major incident of the sum-
mer was at the Patuxent River Naval
Air Station Air Expo in June in which
all the first-responders in the county
had to use back-up systems as the ra-
dio system went out for hours.
Their emergency pagers also did not
work; first-responders had to rely on
text messaging on their cell phones.
The next radio system malfunctions
occurred July 22 when emergency ra-
dios failed in the northern end of the Improvement to hand held radios, such as longer antennae, have made the Harris system in
county. use by the county more reliable.
“We just want to ensure the system
works and is reliable,” Nelson said this back-up, state supported system called could be used as an alternative to the
week. Maryland FiRST which promised in- Harris system in an emergency.
Just this past fall the Commission- teroperability with fire and EMS oper-
ers of St. Mary’s County signed onto a ations throughout the state and which guyleonard@countytimes.net
Karen.Brooks@c21nm.com Lucy.Barbour@c21nm.com
 6 Local News
Town Council Adopts Downtown Plan
By Guy Leonard
Staff Writer
The Leonardtown Town Council for-
mally adopted a plan to strategically
improve the downtown area for greater
economic development potential at their
Monday business meeting.
The plan, produced by Mahan Rykiel
Associates, Inc., advocates for a more
walkable community in downtown
Leonardtown, including clear walking
paths as well as signage distinguishing
the various parts of downtown.
A significant portion of this would
be achieved through leveraging the key
assets the town possesses including the
waterfront property at the wharf and the
town square, the report states.
Façade improvements for town busi-
nesses and shops are another key strate-
gic goal in the plan as is creating a work-
ing group to develop a strong branding
strategy for the downtown.
Chris Kaselemis, director of the coun-
ty’s Department of Economic Develop-
ment, said the county supported the
strategy the town was adopting.
“Leonardtown is very important for to
County Announces
Commissioners Briefed Presidents Day Schedule
On Special Police Bill
By Guy Leonard
Staff Writer
A bill proffered by Del. Matt Morgan
(R-Dist.29A) would establish a pilot pro-
gram for special police officers (SPO) in
St. Mary’s County.
The bill states that such special se-
curity guards could be used to protect
local government-owned properties, in-
cluding schools.
A special police office is a security
specialist with arrest and police powers
restricted to the property they are as-
signed to guard.
Sheriff Timothy Cameron told com-
missioners at their regular business
meeting that the impetus behind a spe-
cial police officer program came at a
time when vacancies at the sheriff’s
office were at an all time low, about 27
sworn officers short.
Since that time the sheriff’s office re-
cruitment efforts have closed that gap.
“They would not be school resource
officers,” Cameron said of an SPO.
“Their job would be to keep their eyes
on the horizon looking for anyone who
might do harm.”
School resource officers (SRO) deal
with students and staff at schools as part
of their overall school security duties.
The push for more school security
has taken center stage locally and in
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attract small businesses and new profes-
sionals to the area,” Kaselemis said.
The strategic plan also calls for ex-
panding the hotel in town, the Executive
Inn and Suites, located just off the main
square, to make it a meeting space to be
a part of future development.
Mayor Dan Burris said Monday that a
civil case in St. Mary’s County Circuit
Court involving the hotel had recently
concluded with the judge signing off on
the final foreclosure of the property.
The hotel had gone up for auction on
the courthouse steps in March of last
year with a buyer from Baltimore mak-
ing the highest bid.
The buyer was Stan Zimmerman, op-
erating under the corporate moniker of
Dancing Avocado LLC; the price was
$1.85 million at the courthouse sale.
The hotel is currently not operational;
Burris said the new owner was likely
looking for another party to take over
management of the property.
“Hopefully in the next few months
we’ll have a fully functioning hotel in
town,” Burris said.
The hotel in Leonardtown is currently shutdown but leaders hope it will reopen under new
guyleonard@countytimes.net management.
Annapolis at
the Maryland
General As-
sembly since
last year’s
shooting at
Great Mills
High School Tim Cameron
that took the
lives of two students.
The SRO on duty at the school Cpl.
Blaine Gaskill responded in seconds
on March 20 of last year to stop the
shooting.
Though the program could be used to
bolster school security, Cameron told
commissioners that he still preferred to
hire retired police officers for the job.
Cameron said retired police officers
already came with the training and the All St. Mary’s County Government SSTAP appointments.
law enforcement certifications from the and Metropolitan Commission admin- All St. Mary’s County Library loca-
state to be able to provide the kind of se- istrative offices will be closed Monday, tions will be closed on Monday, Febru-
curity schools needed. February 18, 2019 in observance of ary 18.
He said he would prefer to hire them Presidents Day. Administrative offices All three Senior Activity Centers will
“because of the commonality where will reopen for normal business hours be closed. No Home Delivered Meals
they came from,” referring to their law on Tuesday, February 19. deliveries will be made.
enforcement training.  The St. Andrews Landfill, the six (6) The St. Clement’s Island Museum and
“If it keeps our kids safe, I’m for it,” Convenience Centers and St. Mary’s Piney Point Lighthouse museum and
said Commissioner Mike Hewitt of the Transit System (STS) will operate un- Historic Park will be open from noon –
bill. der normal hours on Monday, February 4 p.m. on February 18.
The bill would effect St. Mary’s Coun- 18. However, the Statewide Specialized
ty only and would sunset in four years. Transportation Assistance Program Press Release from
(SSTAP) will not provide services for St. Mary’s County Government
guyleonard@countytimes.net the Senior Nutrition Centers and or
Thursday, February 14, 2019
Concept Plan to Replace
Concrete Facility Approved
The planning commission has given initial
approval to a commericial redevelopment of
the concrete plant in California
By Guy Leonard
Staff Writer
The county’s planning commission
approved a concept site plan Monday
night that would redevelop the concrete
processing plant on Oak Crest Road in
California just off Route 235 into a com-
mercial property with restaurants, gas
station and possible a Royal Farm con-
venience center.
Several of the planning commission-
ers praised the idea of the proposed de-
velopment, called Southstar Redevelop-
ment, but placed conditions on the de-
veloper to attain initial approval.
St. John Properties must first complete
State Highway Administration (SHA)
mandated traffic improvements in the
first phase of the project before any busi-
ness there can get a use and occupancy
permit from the county government.
Also, St. John Properties must allow
for space for sidewalks on the frontage
of the property.
Chris Longmore, attorney for the ap-
plicant, said the developer agreed with
the conditions.
“It’s a good project for that site, it’s
[the concrete plant] an eye sore,” said
commission member Joe Van Kirk.
“I still have problems with the traffic
counts… I think it’s going to be heavily,
heavily trafficked.
“And I’m leery of those phased in road
improvements.”
State to Assist Federal Retiree Debt
The Maryland Comptroller’s Office
will offer assistance to Maryland fed-
eral retirees who owe Maryland taxes
and were subject to an offset of their
federal pension by the U.S. Department
of Treasury.
On Feb. 1, the Treasury Department
mailed notices to approximately 7,500
federal retirees in Maryland owing
Maryland taxes as part of its Treasury
Offset Program. The notice states that
the Department of Treasury could with-
hold up to 25 percent from a retiree’s
pension until the debt is resolved.
The Maryland Comptroller’s Office’s
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EXTREMELY LARGE 2-DAY
CONTRACTOR’S REGIONAL
EQUIPMENT, TRUCK
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The road improvements include some
widening of Route 235 to include decel-
eration and acceleration lanes in and out
of the site as well as an entrance directly
to the site off of Route 235.
Some planning commission members
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had yet to be approved.
The current plan proposes a conve-
nience store of 5,376 square feet, a car
washing facility at 1,248 square feet, a
refueling station at 5,280 and two res-
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The project is set for a review of the
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• Area Contractors
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The proposed plan also calls for an ex- • Regional Farms
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mercial center, county documents state.
The convenience store is likely to be
• And Others
a Royal Farms establishment according FRIDAY · MARCH 22ND, 2019 · STARTING PROMPTLY AT 8:00 AM
to renderings submitted to the county by Farm Equipment, Lawn & Garden Equipment, Shop Equipment & Tools,
the project’s developer, St. John Proper- Building Material, Some Restaurant Equipment, Office Furniture,
ties; the entire development would be Large Amount of, Small Miscellaneous Items!!! Impossible To List!
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2018 estimated that the convenience Tri, Tandem & Single Axle Dump Trucks, Tandem & Single Axle Road
store would generate 447 trips, while
Tractors, Mechanics/Service Trucks, Roll-Off, Hook Lift & Roll Back Trucks,
the new restaurant sites would generate
between 50 to 83 each. Support Trucks & Vehicles, Trailers, Cars, Vans & Pickups to 2016 Model
Year, Motorcycle, ATVs, 4-Wheelers, Hydraulic Excavators Including Mini,
Martin Seibert, commission member,
said they were wary of assurances that Crawler Dozers & Loaders, Compaction & Paving, Rubber Tire Loaders
& Loader Backhoes, Skid Loaders & Attachments, Telescopic & Straight
developers would complete all of the
traffic improvements; the example of St. Mast Forklifts, Man Lifts & Working Platforms, Motor Graders & Scraper,
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Compliance Division will work with
federal retirees and the Department of
Treasury on a case by case basis, but
the Comptroller’s Office will not offset
federal retirees’ pensions for state tax
obligations.
Federal retirees in Maryland with a
state tax obligation are encouraged to
make a payment arrangement with the
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8 Cops & Courts The County Times Thursday, February 14, 2019

St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Blotter

Infant Dies From Injuries Shooting Investigation in Lexing- On February 2, 2019, Dep. Fenwick

Sustained In Crash
On February 9, 2018, Emma Leigh
Clarke, age 3 months, a Calvert Coun-
ty Resident succumbed to the injuries
sustained in a motor vehicle collision
that occurred on February 7, 2019.
Deputies from the St. Mary’s
County Sheriff’s Office responded
to the 19200 block of Three Notch
Road in Lexington Park, for the re-
ported motor vehicle collision in-
volving three vehicles. The Sheriff’s
Office Collision Reconstruction Unit
responded to the scene and continued
the investigation.
Preliminary investigation deter-
mined a 2008 Honda Civic operated
by Alexa Taylor Smith, age 23 of Ow-
ings, was traveling southbound on
Three Notch Road in the area of King
James Parkway. Smith attempted to
make a U-turn at King James Park-
way, and was struck by a 2013 Ford
Escape traveling southbound, oper-
ated by John Wesley Lonkert, age 39
of Scotland, Maryland. After being
ton Park responded to the 23000 block of Oakley
On February 3, 2019, deputies from Road in Avenue and located a vehicle
the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office in the middle of the roadway with no
responded to the 46800 block of Rogers lights on, and the driver asleep behind
struck, Smith’s vehicle entered the
Drive in Lexington Park for a reported the wheel. The vehicle operator was
northbound lane where it was struck
shooting complaint. Shell casings were identified as Terry Ann Nelson, age 54
by a 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe oper-
located in the area, and a residence near-
ated by Joseph Dennis Spalding, age
by had been struck with projectiles. No
58 of Hollywood, Maryland. Smith
injuries have been reported from this
and a passenger were transported to
incident.
an area trauma center, and a juvenile
Anyone with information regarding
in Smith’s vehicle was transported
this incident is asked to contact Depu-
to Children’s Hospital for treatment.
ty First Class David Lawrence at (301)
Lonkert was transported to MedStar
475-4200 extension *8130 or by email
St. Mary’s Hospital with incapacitat-
at David.Lawrence@stmarysmd.com
ing injuries.
or Sergeant Shawn Moses at (301) 475-
At this time, driver error appears
4200 extension *8087 or by email at
to be the contributing factor in the
Shawn.Moses@stmarysmd.com. Citi-
collision. Anyone who may have wit-
zens may remain anonymous and con-
nessed the collision or events leading
tact Crime Solvers at (301) 475-3333, or
to the collision, are asked to contact
text a tip to “TIP239” plus their mes-
Deputy First Class John Davis at
sage to “CRIMES” (274637). Through
(301) 475-4200 extension *8015 or
the Crime Solvers Program tipsters are
by email at John.Davis@stmarysmd.
eligible for an award of up to $1,000
com.
for information about a crime in St.
Mary’s County that leads to an arrest or
St. Mary’s County
indictment.
Sheriff’s Office Release
of Chaptico. It was determined Nelson
Criminal Arrests had been operating the vehicle under
Stolen Vehicle- On January 31, 2019, the influence of alcohol. Nelson was ar-
Dep. Chase responded to the 20800 rested and charged with Driving Vehicle
block of Flour Mill Court in Lexington While Under the Influence of Alcohol
Park, for the report of an individual in the and Driving Vehicle While Impaired by
area attempting to break into vehicles. Alcohol. CASE# 6734-19
A witness advised an individual, later
identified as Travis Dimitri Smoot, age Assault- On February 2, 2019, Cpl.
31 with no fixed address, drove a truck Corcoran responded to the 20600 block
of David Way in Lexington Park, for
the reported assault. Investigation de-
termined Francis Elizabeth Barnes,
age 62 of Lexington Park, assaulted the

into the area, and parked the vehicle

partially in the roadway and partially in
a yard. Smoot was then observed walk-
ing the neighborhood and attempting to
enter multiple vehicles. Dep. Chase can-
vassed the area and located Smoot, and
the truck he was operating. A check of
the truck indicated it had been reported
stolen. Smoot was also found to have
gift cards, loose change, and other items
that had possibly been stolen from ve-
hicles on his person. Smoot was arrested
and charged with Motor Vehicle/Unlaw-
ful Taking and Rogue and Vagabond.
CASE# 5571-19
victim by throwing a metal bucket at the
victim, which struck the victim in the
face causing injury. Barnes also threw
hot wax onto the victim’s couch, dam-
aging the furniture. A second victim in-
tervened to keep Barnes from commit-
ting further assaults, however Barnes
assaulted the second victim, causing
injury to the victim’s arm. Barnes was
arrested and charged with two counts of
Assault 2nd Degree and two counts of
Property Destruction. CASE# 6838-19
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Grace and Rich Fuller Family Scholarship for the Trades Assists
St. Mary’s County Residents Pursuing Skilled Trade Careers
Two St. Mary’s County families re-
cently joined efforts to provide $10,000
to the College of Southern Maryland
(CSM) Foundation and establish the
Grace and Rich Fuller Family Scholar-
ship for the Trades. The new scholar-
ship, a combined gift from Richard and
Grace Fuller and James and Yachiyo
Wallace, both of Lexington Park, will
provide financial assistance for tuition,
fees, books and other related supplies
to St. Mary’s County residents enrolled
in a skilled trades program.
“The Fuller and Wallace families’
gift is an amazing display of generos-
ity,” said CSM President Dr. Maureen
Murphy. “This scholarship will change
lives. We are deeply touched and hon-
ored by their heartfelt donation.”
“We were taught to do what we can
do to help the next generation,” shared
Grace Fuller during a recent tour of
CSM’s Regional Hughesville Campus,
Center for Trades and Energy Training
(CTET). “America is so full of oppor-
tunity and we are grateful we can do
our little part to help students in need.”
The Fullers moved to St. Mary’s
County more than 30 years ago as part
of Rich’s career in the Navy and raised
their two sons in Southern Maryland.
After Rich retired from the Navy, the
Fullers became part owners in the Port
of Leonardtown Winery, and spend
much of their time volunteering in the
community – including at a local soup
kitchen in St. Mary’s County.
“We have seen some people who
have no hope,” Grace explained of the
Fly-In Farmers Market
Tobacco Barn Distillery was one of several businesses to participate in the Fly-In Farmers
Market Feb. 9 at the St Mary’s County Airport.
The County Times In Our Community 11
clients she helps at the soup kitchen.
“And that is what we want to give peo-
ple in our community who have fallen
on hard times: We want to give them
hope. Skilled trades are an honorable,
needed and honest profession.”
When they decided to create this
scholarship, Grace said, their neigh-
bors James and Yachiyo Wallace want-
ed to help by matching funds. “We
are grateful to them,” she said of the
Wallace family. “They are wonderful
friends.”
To be eligible for assistance, the
student(s) must be a resident of St.
Mary’s County; possess a high school
diploma or its equivalent; demonstrate
financial need; and be enrolled in a
skilled trades program. Applicants are
required to submit an essay describing
any hardships or obstacles they have
faced and how this scholarship will
help them achieve their goals. In ad-
dition, the scholarship recipient must Posing for the presentation of a symbolic $5,000 check toward the $10,000 Grace and Rich
write a thank you note explaining the Fuller Family Scholarship for the Trades are CSM Director of Development Chelsea Brown,
importance of this scholarship toward CSM President Dr. Maureen Murphy, Grace Fuller,
their educational goals.
an all-volunteer board of directors, initiatives, promoting scholarships,
The Fullers said they hope that stu-
the CSM Foundation creates relation- programs, technology, professional de-
dents who receive this assistance will
ships to benefit the college and raises velopment and special projects.
become mentors to those who follow
funds to support students and college
them in the trades and that they will
someday pay it forward by contribut-
ing to support the Grace and Rich Full-
er Family Scholarship for the Trades.
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 12 In Our Community
Bay-CSS Receives CareFirst Grant Volunteers Sought for Home-
Bay Community Support Services
(Bay-CSS) has announced it has re-
ceived a $24,000 grant from CareFirst
Blue Cross Blue Shield. These funds
will support the implementation of a
new Electronic Medical Records Sys-
tem (EMR). CareFirst Blue Cross Blue
Shield awards grants through a competi-
tive application and review process.
Bay-CSS is a non-profit organiza-
tion that provides personalized care to
adults with intellectual and develop-
mental disabilities. Bay-CSS currently
operates thirteen residential homes in
St. Mary’s, Calvert, Charles, and Anne
Arundel counties, as well as three Day
Activity Centers in Hollywood, Hun-
tingtown, and Annapolis. Additionally,
we partner with over 75 local businesses
to provide vocational support and train-
ing. With so many locations, it is dif-
ficult to keep all 200 employees up to
date on the daily medical charts using
manual record keeping. With the funds
from CareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield,
we will implement an EMR system that
will allow us to access the medical re-
cords of any individual we serve from
any location, in real time! This includes,
but is not limited to an individual’s
medical charts, behavior plans, personal
care plan, and specific goals, interests,
and preferences. The EMR system will
revolutionize our care and radically in-
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crease our operational efficiencies.
In our constant efforts to build a pro-
gressive team environment, we are also
seeking grant funding to support the
training of our 200 employees on the
new software. This training will be
part of our new clinical ladder for ca-
reer growth, Bay-CSS Youniversity!
The enrichment of our company culture
is a major focus of new Bay-CSS CEO,
Catherine Raines, RN, and this innova-
tive pathway will offer career growth
and economic enhancements to mem-
bers of our team.
About Bay Community Support
Services
For over 25 years, Bay-CSS has pro-
vided personalized services to adults
with intellectual and developmental dis-
abilities living in Southern and Central
Maryland. Independence, meaningful
community participation, and employ-
ment productivity are the cornerstones
of our agency. We are committed to the
belief that every individual, regardless
of their ability or disability, is afforded
the opportunities and skills necessary to
work, live, and participate in their local
community. Our services are specially
tailored to support varying levels of in-
tellectual abilities and physical mobility.
Press Release from Bay-CSS
Thursday, February 14, 2019
Delivered Meals Program
Looking to get more involved in Delivered Meals Program Coordinator
the community? St. Mary’s County’s and experienced Home-Delivered Meals
Home-Delivered Meals Program is cur- volunteers.
rently seeking volunteers to serve in the Meals are delivered Monday through
Lexington Park area and the southern- Friday, 11:15 a.m. through 1:30 p.m. No
most parts of the county. meals are delivered on days the Senior
Drivers would pick up meals at the Activity Centers are closed. Mileage re-
Loffler Senior Activity Center and pack imbursement or income tax deductions
into coolers provided to maintain a safe are available for volunteers.
temperature. Volunteers are assigned Interested volunteers should contact
to an established route and the deliver Home-Delivered Meals Program Co-
meals to homebound seniors on a week- ordinator Monika Williams at 301-45-
ly, bi-weekly or monthly basis. 4200, ext. 71060, or via email at Monika.
To volunteer, persons must be 21 years Williams@stmarysmd.com.
or older, have a valid driver’s license
and reliable access to a vehicle. Driver Press Release from
training will be provided by the Home- St. Mary’s County Government
H O’S YOUR
W ero? H
St. Mary’s County has many “Hometown Heroes”
We all know one, a volunteer, a mentor,
a community leader, a first responder,
a good neighbor, a big brother
or sister, a leader in
the classroom or church.
Throughout 2019 the County Times will feature
stories of St. Mary’s “Hometown Heroes.”
To shine a spotlight on your hero email their name
& contact info to aldailey@countytimes.net
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Thursday, February 14, 2019 The County Times In Our Community 13

SMADC Takes Over Oyster Trail Website

Guide Expands Support for Oyster Industry
The Southern Maryland Agricultural
Development Commission (SMADC)
recently adopted the management of
the ‘Southern Maryland Oyster Trail’
website, at the invitation of the project
originators Morgan State University,
Patuxent Environmental and Aquatic
Research Laboratory (PEARL) and
partners St. Mary’s and Calvert County
Economic Development and Tourism
Departments.
The Southern Maryland Oyster
Trail  was first conceived by environ-
mental non-profit True  Oyster Restora-
tion Initiative, Inc., as a tourism market-
ing catalyst to increase public apprecia-
tion for oyster farming; where and how
oysters are grown and harvested as well
as the economic, cultural, gastronomic
and ecological assets the oyster industry
contributes to the region.
The Oyster Trail website maryland-
oystertrail.com, currently hosts a self-
guided destination tour of oyster farms
and other oyster-related sites and at-
tractions primarily located in Calvert
and St. Mary’s Counties. “SMADC
was awarded a Rural Maryland Council
(RMC) grant to build on the good work
already started by PEARL and to ex-
pand the website content to include oys-
ter producers region-wide,” explained al restaurants and stores that offer local ern Maryland Oyster Guide applica- The Southern Maryland Oyster Guide
SMADC’s Director, Shelby Watson- oysters, experiential tours, museums tion form. There is no charge to be list- is made possible in part by a Rural
Hampton. “We are excited to take on and other sites where the general public ed. For more information and to access Maryland Prosperity Investment Fund
this important marketing project to sup- can explore and learn about the oyster’s the guide application form visit ‘News Grant (RMPIF) awarded to SMADC, a
port and promote Southern Maryland’s unique cultural and maritime heritage. and Announcements’ at SMADC.com. division of the Tri-County Council for
oyster industry.” “In the upcoming weeks, we will be To request a printed application contact Southern Maryland.
SMADC plans to update the exist- reaching out to Southern Maryland’s info@smadc.com or call (301) 274-1922,
ing website and re-format the content oyster producers to update the website Ex. 1. Press Release from AMADC
in line with its other successfully estab- listings,” commented Susan McQuilkin,
lished consumer guides and marketing SMADC Marketing Specialist, “We’d

programs. The web-hosted Southern
Maryland ‘Oyster Guide’ will showcase
producer profiles (hatcheries, aquacul-
ture farms and wild harvest), as well as
provide information on where to buy
Southern Maryland raised and harvest-
ed oysters. Also featured will be region-
Pet
also like to hear from Southern Mary-
land oyster-related sites, events, festi-
vals, support organizations and associa-
tions to enhance the guide resources and
visitor experience.” 
Interested producers and venues are OF THE WEEK
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New NAACP President Targets

Achievement Gap, Community Needs
By Guy Leonard
Staff Writer

William Roosevelt Hall III is relatively new to St.

Mary’s County, but he’s already become a fixture in
local politics and activism.
A native of Birmingham, Alabama he’s established
himself here by working with the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored Peoples’ Souls to the
Polls program, getting a seat on the county’s planning
commission and now as the newly-elected president of
the county’s chapter of the NAACP.
The group’s mission is to help promote opportunities
for people of color and to fight racism and its effects;
he works for both ends but said he’s focusing more on
the former.
“I’ll try to change people’s minds,” Hall said. “But
I’m focused on trying to solve problems.”
Hall, 38, a program analyst on Patuxent River Na-
val Air Station for the manned flight simulator, said he
particularly wants to tackle the achievement gap be-
tween black and white public school students.
He wants to find ways to mentor black students to
push themselves academically.
“I feel like nobody’s pushing them towards excel-
lence,” Hall said. “They’re just pushing them towards
passing.”
Hall knows about academic excellence. Growing up
in Birmingham, where the exodus of the steel industry
lead to widespread joblessness and social decay, Hall
was still able to attend a magnet school, excel academi-
cally and get accepted into the U.S. Military Academy
at West Point.
His mother was the driving force in him going into
the service academy, since he wanted to study business
at a college in Florida.
William “BJ” Hall
“Looking back, I needed the structure West Point
gave me,” Hall said, crediting her with keeping him said. “But the military strips a lot of that away; you’re lot of this stuff you don’t need a degree, you need OJT
on the right path even though she was a single mother. just a guy from Alabama, a guy from Nebraska and a [on the job training].”
“She was a nurse; her mission in life was stopping me guy from Texas.” Another core mission is to keep the local NAACP
from falling into the trap that is gang violence.” After a brief stint in the Army after graduating in active and to make it grow; he said he wants to focus as
She succeeded, Hall said, but she also inculcated her 2003 he was medically discharged and set about tak- much on providing for needs as he does on advancing
son with a passion for community activism and fight- ing program management jobs in the private sector; he arguments about equality.
ing for civil rights. even worked briefly in Canada. That will take community engagement and plenty of
“She was connected to people who were deep in the “In Calgary I was extremely noticeable,” Hall said, it.
Civil Rights Movement,” Hall said of his mother. “All noting that attitudes appeared different towards black “Where we fail is when we assume we know what
kinds of leaders… she was a heavy participant. people. “It’s not that they love us, they just didn’t hate the community needs without working with the people
“We were always active in the community.” us.” who need assistance,” Hall said. “There’s a lot more we
Hall said he was well acquainted with racism in his Now that he’s here he wants to ensure the NAACP could be doing for the community.
Deep South home and elsewhere; but it crosses racial knows the community’s needs; part of that has been “I just want us to be more active; my ideas are bigger
boundaries, leaving no one blameless. getting involved in the push for a new community cen- than our wallet right now.”
“We were the first black family in our neighbor- ter in the heart of Lexington Park. The local branch of the NAACP has been operating
hood,” Hall said, remembering when he and his mother “There’s so much low hanging fruit, but I don’t know for more than 70 years, according to the organization’s
were able to move into a better setting. “I saw white where the focus should be,” Hall told The County records.
flight first hand.” Times. “One of the biggest problems I see is the number The St. Mary’s County Branch Charter was ap-
He remembers notes being left near his home and on of people in Lexington Park who are underemployed.” proved by the National Association for the Advance-
their vehicles saying they weren’t welcome. Getting local residents stuck in an employment rut ment of Colored People National Board of Directors on
It followed him to West Point too, but the military a skillset that could propel them into the trades is one January 7th, 1946.
life soon sorted that out somewhat. option Hall is exploring, he said, while he wants to find The approval reads:”The Charter is granted on the
He remembered one hazing incident when someone ways to get residents into opportunities to work on condition that the local Branch will endeavor to the
plastered an image of fully garbed KKK members sit- base through specific training tailored for government best of its abilities to cooperate with the National in
ting on the set of the Jerry Springer show on his dormi- and military requirements. furtherance of the Association’s object namely to up-
tory wall. “I want to work with people on base to hire more lift the colored men and women of this country by
“They thought I would get the joke,” Hall said. “I people locally,” Hall said. “That way the employers securing to them the full enjoyment of their rights as
really didn’t think it was funny.” on base wouldn’t have to bring in people from outside citizens, justice in all courts, and equal opportunity
He still chalks the specter of racism up to some of the community; they come here but a lot of them don’t everywhere.”
the basest human traits: mistrust and ignorance. want to stay here.
“It’s just because we don’t know each other,” Hall “This way they get a workforce that will stay; for a guyleonard@countytimes.net
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St. Mary’s College Presents Novelist Jamaica Kincaid

The Office of the President ethnic boundaries. In 2014, she English and African-American
presents writer, novelist, and won the American Book Award, Studies departments, Kincaid
professor Jamaica Kincaid on which celebrates multicultural- is currently the Professor of Af-
March 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Au- ism and free expression. rican and African American
erbach Auditorium of St. Mary’s Kincaid’s literary “voice” is Studies in Residence at Harvard
Hall on the St. Mary’s College deeply rooted in her experiences University. The former Josephine
of Maryland campus. Part of the as a child in her native Antigua. Olp Weeks Chair at Claremont
Presidential Lecture Series, the Growing up under the colonial McKenna College, Kincaid was
event is free of charge and open rule of England instilled in her a elected to the American Acad-
to the public but reservations tragic, yet often-ignored perspec- emy of Arts and Letters in 2004
are required at www.smcm.edu/ tive. Says Kincaid, “I never give and the American Academy of
kincaid.  up thinking about the way I came Arts and Sciences in 2009. She
Known for her candid and into the world, how my ancestors has won the Lannan Literary
emotionally honest writing came from Africa to the West In- Award for Fiction, Prix Femina
through her books and novels dies as slaves. I just never forget Étranger, Anisfield-Wolf Book
including “Annie John,” “Lucy,” it. It’s like a big wave that’s still Award, and the Clifton Fadiman
“At the Bottom of the River,” pulsing.”  Medal.   
and “A Small Place,” Kincaid Beginning her academic career
attracted the attention of The in 1991 at Harvard University Press Release from SMCM
New Yorker, where she became holding joint appointments in the
a staff writer and

Packnett to be Barber
featured columnist
for nine years. Her
short stories also
appeared in The

Walker Lecturer
Paris Review. Fans
of Kincaid recog-
nize her distinc-
tive, melodic style
with appeal across St. Mary’s College of Maryland’s
Writer, novelist, and professor Jamaica Kincaid
generations and Black Student Union announces Brit-
tany Packnett as the Second Annual
Elizabeth Barber Walker Lecture
guest speaker. Packnett’s lecture,
“Building Bridges: An Intersection-
al Approach to Activism,” will take
place on Thursday, Feb. 28 at 4:30
p.m. in the Auerbach Auditorium of
St. Mary’s Hall on the College’s cam-
pus. The event is free of charge and
open to the public.
Packnett is an award-winning na-
tional leader in social justice. Cited
by former President Barack Obama
as a leader whose “voice is going to
be making a difference for years to
come,” Packnett is an unapologet-
ic educator, organizer, writer, and
speaker. A former teacher, policy ex-
pert, and non-profit executive direc-
tor, Packnett has committed her life
and career to justice. She currently
plays many roles, all focused on free- Brittany Packnett
dom, including serving as Teach for Her popular TEDx talk, “It’s about
America’s vice president of national Time to Value Women of Color in
community alliances, where she leads Leadership” exemplifies the passion-
partnerships and civil rights work ate calls to action and personal sto-
with communities of color. Packnett rytelling she shares with audiences.
is also a Fall 2018 Resident Fellow at She has graced the cover of Essence
Harvard’s Institute of Politics.  magazine, been named one of TIME
She is a contributor to the Crooked magazine’s 12 New Faces of Black
Media network, most notably contrib- Leadership, and honored at the 2018
uting to the weekly news roundup on BET Awards as “one of the fiercest
Pod Save The People which earned activists of our time.”
the team two 2018 Webby Awards for The Elizabeth Barber Walker Lec-
Best News Podcast. Packnett is a vid- ture Series honors St. Mary’s Col-
eo columnist for MicNews, and writes lege’s first Black graduate, Liz Walk-
for many major publications. Recent- er. The Inaugural Elizabeth Barber
ly, Packnett launched Love + Power, a Walker Lecture Series featured guest
hub created to inspire, empower, and speaker April Ryan in 2018.
outfit everyday people to seismically
shift society. Press Release from SMCM
Thursday, February 14, 2019 The County Times PAX River 17

Patuxent River
Naval Air Station Ne w s
VX-20’s Perry Named NAVAIR Sailor of the Year
and Petty Officer 1st Class Jason Pardee NAVAIR Command Master Chief Tim-
were the nominees from NAVAIR head- othy McKinley said. “The three Sailors
quarters and Naval Air Warfare Center we are recognizing here today are the
Weapons Division, respectively. very best from within NAVAIR. I can
“The whole VX-20 command—the assure you, again, the selection process
chiefs mess, the 1st class petty of- is never easy, and this year as much as
ficers—all played a huge role in this any, the competition was fierce.”
achievement. Their mentorship and Perry will go on to compete for the
friendships were invaluable in training Vice Chief of Naval Operations Shore
and developing me to get to this posi- Activities Sailor of the Year, “where
tion,” Perry said. “It’s really a hum- we absolutely wish him all the best,”
bling experience to accept this award. McKinley said.
The other candidates are amazing and “Of the nearly 300,000 enlisted Sail-
highly qualified, and it’s just an honor ors in the Navy, not counting our chief
and a privilege to be awarded NAVAIR’s petty officers, we are blessed to have
Sailor of the Year.” about 550 highly experienced, fairly
Vice Adm. Dean Peters, commander, Naval Air Systems Command, presents Petty Officer A technical directives central kitting senior, professional Sailors throughout
1st Class Jacob Perry with the command’s 2018 Sailor of the Year award Feb. 7 at Naval Air manager for NAVAIR Logistics and In- the NAVAIR enterprise. They serve in
Station Patuxent River, Md.Vice Adm. Dean Peters dustrial Operations (AIR 6.0), Eldridge a variety of jobs in our test squadrons,
led seven active-duty personnel in the in our logistics teams, in our program
Petty Officer 1st Class Jacob Perry, guished himself through his exceptional processing, issuance and tracking of offices, on our staff, and these three
the leading petty officer (LPO) for Air performance as the subject matter expert 4,831 technical directive kits during fis- Sailors are the very best of this seasoned
Test and Evaluation Squadron (VX) 20’s and most knowledgeable E-6B Flight cal 2018, resulting in an 87-percent com- and competitive group,” NAVAIR Com-
E-6B Mercury test team, was named Engineer Instructor within VX-20,” pliance rate with a 25-percent reduction mander Vice Adm. Dean Peters said.
the Naval Air Systems Command (NA- wrote the squadron’s then-commanding in processing time. “To say that the competition is keen is a
VAIR) 2018 Sailor of the Year during a officer, Col. Steven Puckett, in an Oct. As a government maintenance rep- huge understatement. Not only are these
Feb. 7 ceremony at Naval Air Station 19 memo nominating Perry for Sailor of resentative with VX-31 from October Sailors top performers, but they are also
Patuxent River, Maryland. the Year. 2017 through September 2018, Pardee incredible ambassadors. In an organiza-
During fiscal 2018, Perry’s team— “There is no First Class Petty Officer oversaw 350 contractors responsible tion of 43,000 mostly civilian person-
comprising four junior officers, eight who has contributed more to my com- for maintaining 17 uniquely configured nel, these Sailors convey the best of the
Sailors and nine civilians—completed mand’s success; he has worked tire- F/A-18A-F Hornets/Super Hornets, sev- Navy—honor, courage, commitment,
developmental testing and evaluation lessly, training a generation of aviators en EA-18G Growlers, four AV-8B Harri- community service, teamwork, leader-
of seven major E-6B mission systems, to meet an extremely high standard of ers and three MH-60S Seahawks. ship, professionalism.”
totaling 297.4 mishap-free ground and excellence,” Puckett wrote. “I cannot For their sustained meritorious ser- “You have distinguished yourselves,
flight test hours across 80 test sorties. imagine a mission, task or circumstance vice, Eldridge and Pardee were each not only here today, but before all your
Perry’s efforts helped earn his team where he would not enjoy my full faith awarded the Navy and Marine Corps shipmates in your command and across
recognition as “VX-20 Test Team of the and confidence.” Commendation Medal. the Navy,” McKinley said to each of the
Quarter, Second Quarter 2018.” One of three nominees, Perry had “We had the nearly impossible task of nominees. “We know that you will con-
Perry also served as the VX-20’s pri- already been selected as the Naval selecting a Sailor of the Year from these tinue to serve the Navy and your coun-
mary Naval Air Training and Operating Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division fine candidates, and I know that’s some- try with honor, courage and commit-
Procedures Standardization (NATOPS) (NAWCAD) 2018 Sailor of the Year. thing we always say, but genuinely, the ment, and we all look forward to your
instructor, a role in which he “distin- Petty Officer 1st Class Daniel Eldridge competition was very stiff this year,” continued success.”

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 18 Sports The County Times Thursday, February 14, 2019

Blue Crabs Sign Seahawks Post

Right-Handed Pitcher Dominant Victory in
Lacrosse Opener
ern Maryland,” said Blue Crabs Man-
ager Stan Cliburn. “Luis will be coming
off of a couple of seasons in the winter
leagues and we are excited to see how he
does in independent baseball.”
The team opens the 2019 season on
May 3rd at home against the Lancaster
Barnstormers. To save your seat at the
ballpark for the upcoming season and
other team news, visit www.somd-
The Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
bluecrabs.com or call 301-638-9788.
have announced the signing of right
About the Southern Maryland Blue
handed pitcher Luis Chirinos for the
Crabs
2019 season.
The Blue Crabs play 140 regular sea-
This Venezuelan native, Chirinos was
son games in the Atlantic League of
signed on July 4, 2006 by the Florida
Professional Baseball Clubs. The Blue
Marlins as a non-drafted free agent. 
Crabs call Regency Furniture Stadium
Luis went on to play in the Marlins or-
in Waldorf, Maryland home. The 12th
ganization for four years before mak-
franchise season will begin April 2019.
ing his way to the world of independent
For more information on the SOMD
baseball. Chirinos will be joining the
Blue Crabs, please call 301-638-9788 or
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs after
visit http://www.somdbluecrabs.comfor
playing in the 2018-2019 Venezuelan
more information.
Winter League for the Caribes de An-
zoategui with a career 275.2 innings
Press Release from
pitched with a 2.85 ERA. 
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
“We are excited to have Chirinos join-
ing us this upcoming season in South-

St. Mary’s College of Maryland men’s
lacrosse (1-0) opened up their season in
dominant fashion, posting a 17-5 vic-
tory over the visiting Marywood Col-
lege Pacers (0-1) on Sunday (Feb. 10)
afternoon.
St. Mary’s - 17, Marywood - 5
How It Happened
• First year attackman Jude Brown
started the scoring for the Seahawks,
finding the back of the net at the 9:23
mark of the opening quarter. Mary-
wood answered with a goal of their
own a minute and half later to even
score at one apiece. Next, St. Mary’s
strung together three unanswered
scores to end the quarter. Erich
Wuesthoff accounted for two goals
during the run and Connor Benhoff
added the third.
• The second stanza was more of a de-
fensive battle, but the Seahawks still
outscored the Pacers 2-1. Ray LaPlaca
and Dominic Venanzi both found the
back of the cage with unassisted goal
in the second quarter. Marywood’s
lone score in the stanza was an own
goal by St. Mary’s.
• The flood gates opened in the second
half of action as the Seahawks over-
powered the Pacers in a dominant
11-3 half in favor of St. Mary’s. The
Seahawks scored three-straight to
begin the third quarter to pull ahead
of the Pacers 9-2. Wuesthoff and Ben
Claffee tallied the first two scores,
while Max Groen added the third goal
to begin the half off a man-up oppor-
tunity. Groen scored off an accurate
feed from Brown. Marywood scored
30 seconds later to stop the bleed-
ing, but the Seahawks captured the
momentum again with the final three
scores of the third. Groen, Jeremiah
Clemmer, and LaPlaca were respon-
sible for the final three goals that put
the Seahawks ahead 12-3.
• Much like the rest of the game, the
fourth quarter was owned by the Se-
ahawks. St. Mary’s strung together
four-straight goals to extend their lead
to 16-4. Jaylen DeCarlo tacked on the
Seahawks final goal of the game off a
Cameron Linger assist.
Inside the Box Score
• Weusthoff (4g, 0a), Brown (1g, 3a),
and Groen (2g, 2a) led St. Mary’s on
the offensive end with four points
each. Claffee added three points,
while LaPlaca, Clemmer, and Ben-
hoff recorded two points each.
• On the defensive end, Antonio Mas-
tromanolis and Tommy Rinder led the
team with four groundballs. Rinder
also led the team with three caused
turnovers with Alex Pfaff.
• As a team, the Seahawks finished a
perfect 22-22 in clears and were two-
of-three on extra man opportunities.
• In goal, Ross Snodderly gathered sev-
en saves and only allowed five goals.
Up Next for the Seahawks
• Feb. 16 vs. Dickinson College (0-0) –
Hunt Valley, Maryland –  12:00 p.m.
Press Release from SMCM
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 20 Entertainment
Tails of Br’er Rabbit
Premiers at CSM
The public is invited to enjoy the
upcoming, and uplifting, production
of “African-American Folk Tales: The
Tails of Br’er Rabbit” showing Feb. 14-
16 at the College of Southern Maryland’s
(CSM) Fine Arts Center (FA Building),
Theater. Produced by special arrange-
ment with author and CSM Alumnus
Kenneth L. Waters Jr., this comedy
portrays what happens when a school
teacher asks his students to act out the
folktales of Br’er Rabbit.
Teacher Mr. Eugene Remy thinks he
has a brilliant idea during Black History
Month to teach the folktales taught to
him by his mother when he was a child.
Through his creative method of story-
telling, he divides his class into groups
of three and assigns each group a story
to act out and perform - with hilarious
results.
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You won’t want to miss how the chil-
dren’s imagination comes to life as Br’er
Rabbit and his crew jump off the page
and onto CSM’s stage.   from my mother who was such a great cook. There was even one frying pan
The show’s run time is approximately
70 minutes and is appropriate and en-
couraged for all ages. Mark your calen-
dar now and plan to attend one of the fol-
lowing showtimes: Thursday, Feb. 14 at
7 p.m.; Friday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m.; and Sat-
urday, Feb. 16 at 2 and 7 p.m. The cost is
$7 adults and seniors, $5 youth of high
school age and younger. For ticket in-
formation, email  boxoffice@csmd.edu,
call 301-934-7828 or visit  https://www.
csmd.edu/calendar/arts/laplata/African-
American-Folk-Tales-The-Tails-of-Brer-
Rabbit-2.14.18.
CSM’s La Plata Campus is located
at 8730 Mitchell Road in La Plata.
Press Release from CSM
Thursday, February 14, 2019
Out “with” the frying
pan, and in to hiding
Yes, I realize it is February and I should have opened the set before this,
but you know how it is. Sometimes you pass by something in your house so
much that you don’t even notice it’s there anymore. This is what happened
with a set of red cookware we bought before Christmas at the Prince Freder-
ick K-Mart when it was in close-out. The set was a real deal. The problem is
that I do not like red cookware, and do not see it in the future plans of what
I would like our kitchen to look like. BUT, it was one of those days where
my husband was not in one of his most patient moods. Maybe that’s because
I spent a half hour in the aisle debating the relative merits of 4 or 5 different
sets of pots and pans. Remember that I am married to a former firefighter. I
don’t want to make a blanket statement here, but most all of the firefighters
I have known are not known for indecision. People’s lives and their lives de-
pend on quick decisions and quick action. Unfortunately, this state of mind
also applies when they are shopping with their wives.
Our conversation this particular day went like this: He says: “How about
I buy a new set of cookware for Christmas?” Me: “Okay, let me just look
what is included in each one.” A few minutes later, he asks, “Okay which
one do you like?” Me: “Well, this one has some nice frying pan sizes, but
not enough pots, this other one has everything I want, but doesn’t look like
it would last.” Him: “How long have you had your cookware??” Me: “Since
my first wedding 37 years ago.” Him: “It needs to go! And SO DO WE!”
Me: starting to possibly whine: “But my mother got it for me.” Him: “Pick
something or we are leaving.” Me: mumbly like: “Okay, well I guess if I have
to, I guess this RED set is fine, it does have everything I guess I want.” In my
mind I am saying, “I HATE RED cookware, I want persimmon, or turquoise
or sage green.” Him: “Alright, get it, let’s go.”
I know I have been petty about this whole thing by just stepping around
this huge box in the extra bedroom, laying things on top of it to hide it, and
never opening the box. I even considered selling it on Facebook marketplace
to put towards a color I really want. It came to a point however where I had
no choice anymore. I realized when I looked at my old large-perfect for fry-
ing a whole pound of bacon frying pan that I had been blissfully oblivious
and completely ignoring the fact that the Teflon coating was scratched and
almost non-existent, and very likely a huge health hazard. And that the small
perfect for scrambled eggs frying pan was maybe not so perfect either any-
more. This was evident by the fact that when we fried sunny-side-up eggs in
the pan, we had to prop up the handle on the stove with a can of black pep-
per, so all the yolks and whites didn’t all end up as one big egg.
I have tried over the years to get rid of my old set of pots and pans, but I
had become so sentimental about them remembering all the meals I cooked
for my sons growing up. All the wonderful dinners with friends that had
been made with these over the years. And also that they were a special gift
that my mother bought me after a fairly large lottery win. She called and
asked me to meet her at McDonald’s in Charlotte Hall one time. I lived in
Lexington Park and she was still in Clinton at that time. We met, ate, we got
up to leave, and she said to not forget the brown paper bag on the table. She
had hit $4000 on the lottery, cashed it at Fred’s Liquors and gave me $2000.
which was in that paper bag. We went right over to McKay’s and both got a
few hundred in groceries and I bought a deep, wonderful, new frying pan at
McKay’s which I do still have, and it looks as perfect as the day I bought it
all those years ago (and she has been gone 19 years now). I won’t ever get rid
of that one. In fact, please don’t let my husband know this but I haven’t actu-
ally gotten rid of the others, but they are well-hidden enough that he won’t
find them. Though, I must say, I’ve found that the new set is really nice, and
that fire-engine red is a really pretty color after all.
To each new day’s adventure, Shelby
Please send your comments or ideas to:
shelbys.wanderings@yahoo.com or find me on Facebook
Thursday, February 14, 2019
The County Times runs complimentary obituaries as submitted by funeral homes
and readers. We run them in the order we receive them. Any submissions that come to
guyleonard@countytimes.net after noon on Mondays may run in the following week’s edition.
Melva Hamrick Fuchs
Melva Hamrick Fuchs, 91, of Holly-
wood passed away on February 2, 2019
at her home. Melva was born on Decem-
ber 7, 1927 in Gregory, West Virginia to
the late Alva David Barrickman and the
late Dochie Eva Bowyer Barrickman.
Melva enjoyed photography, quilting,
needlework and gardening, both veg-
etables and flowers. She was a member
of Quilters by the Bay. She worked as
a Cafeteria Manager for the St. Mary’s
County Public School system for many
years. Just out of high school she was
employed by B. F. Goodrich and had
several part-time jobs.
Melva is survived by her daughter,
Patricia Ann Craig, and her son, Ken
Lawrence Hamrick, her sister, Lounette
Clinton and her step-sons, Alan Fuchs
and Richard Fuchs. Also surviving are
3 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren,
1 great-great grandson, 7 step grand-
children and five step great grandchil-
dren. She is preceded in death by her
husbands, James Madison Hamrick and
John Frederick Fuchs, her son James
Madison Hamrick, Jr. and 3 sisters.
Melva’s Life Celebration Visitation
will be held on Friday, February 15,
2019 from 5pm to 8pm at Brinsfield Fu-
neral Home, P.A., 30195 Three Notch
Road, Charlotte Hall, MD 20622. A
Funeral Service will be held at 11am on
Saturday, February 16, 2019 at St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church, 37707 New Mar-
ket Turner Road, Mechanicsville, MD
with Pastor Gary Pomrenke officiat-
ing. Interment will follow at the church
cemetery.
Memorial donations may be made to:
St. Paul’s Lutheran Building Fund, Lu-
ekemia and Lymphoma Society, Shri-
ners Hospital for Children or Hospice.
Condolences to the family may be
made at www.brinsfieldfuneral.com
Arrangements by the Brinsfield Fu-
neral Home & Crematory, P.A., Char-
lotte Hall, MD
Mary Dean Krishnamurty
Mary Dean Krishnamurty, 78, of
Mechanicsville, MD passed away on
February 4, 2019 at St. Mary’s Nursing
Center in Leonardtown.
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In Remembrance
Kyle Lee Akers Redman carpenter for East Coast Construction.
Due to his superior work ethic and qual-
ity of workmanship, he quickly rose to
a supervisor position within the com-
pany. He spent nine years there before
deciding to relocate to Tennessee. He
only spent a few months in Tennessee
before deciding to return to Maryland.
Kyle was an avid hunter and loved to go
fishing. He took several trips to North
Carolina to go deep sea fishing. He also
enjoyed visiting his life-long friend,
Korie Langley (Danielle) in Tennessee.
He was close to his family and enjoyed
spending time with them, especially his
brother and best friend, Dale Redman.
Kyle is survived by his mother, Joanne
Redman Cook of Hollywood, MD. In
addition to his loving mother, Kyle is
also survived by his grandmother, Bev-
erly Lubin of Hollywood, MD, his broth-
Kyle Lee Akers Redman, 30, of Hol- ers; Dale Redman of Leonardtown, MD
lywood, MD passed away February 4, and Samuel Wescott of Hollywood, MD,
She was born on October 27, 1940 2019 at his home.
in Taft, California to the late William his aunts and uncles; Jeanette Redman
He was born December 27, 1988 in Witkowski (Ron) of Lusby, Jeff Redman
David Egenhoff, Jr. and Linnie Idean Leonardtown, MD to Joanne Amy Red-
Stephens. (Wendy) of Hollywood, Juanita Thor-
man Cook of Hollywood, MD and the stensen (Donna) of Leonardtown, Janet
On June 1, 1962 she married her late Kevin Lee Akers of Hollywood,
beloved husband, Goteti Bala Krish- Johnson of Mechanicsville, MD, Karen
MD. Svoboda (John) of Piney Point, MD, and
namurty in Los Angeles, California. To- Kyle attended Great Mills High
gether they celebrated over 38 wonder- Terry Akers of West Virginia. Kyle is
School and then obtained his GED. Af- preceded in death by his father, Kevin
ful years of marriage. Mary also lived in ter high school, he began working as a
Franklin, NC from 2002 to 2014, where Lee Akers of Hollywood, MD, his uncle
she had many meaningful friendships.
She moved to Maryland in 2014 to be
closer to family. Mary was a fiercely in-
dependent woman who, after receiving
her Masters Degree in public health, be-
came a microbiologist. She worked for
LA County in the public health sector
for 18 years. She enjoyed traveling the
world, which included India, Thailand,
Spain, and Indonesia. She was an avid
reader of mysteries and books about
spirituality. Mary was a beautiful seam-
stress and made clothing for herself and
family. She found relaxation and peace
in creating beautiful quilts, embroidery,
and knitting.
She is survived by her children:
Rama Gehris (Allen) of Mechanicsville
MD, Shanti Krishnamurty (Michael),
of Stockbridge GA and Goteti Krishna
(Madhu) of San Ramon, CA; her grand-
children: Miranda Gehris, Brandon
Gehris, Cecilia Gehris, Greyson Krish-
namurty-Baerman, Aleck Krishnamur-
ty-Baerman, Isha Goteti and Niana Go-
teti and two nieces: Tammy Herrstrom An Independent Family-Owned Funeral Home
and Wendy Slegh. In addition to her Serving Southern Maryland for over 100 Years
parents she is also preceded in death by
her husband, Goteti Bala Krishnamurty Michael K. Gardiner, C.F.S.P., C.P.C.
and brother Philip Blackwell. Funeral Director/President
In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu-
tions may be made to Mt. Zion United
Methodist Church, 27108 Mt. Zion
Church Road. Mechanicsville, MD
20659 Re: Hungry Team.
Condolences to the family may be Providing trusted service to the community for over 100 Years
made at www.brinsfieldfuneral.com. 41590 Fenwick Street • P.O. Box 270 • Leonardtown, Maryland 20650
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James “Jimmy” Redman of Hollywood,
MD, and his grandparents; Roy Akers of
West Virginia, John “Buster” Redman
of Lexington Park, MD, and Frances
Norris Redman of Lusby, MD.
Condolences may be made at www.
brinsfieldfuneral.com
Arrangements by the Brinsfield Fu-
neral Home, P.A., Leonardtown, MD
Barbara Gail Allgood
It is with great sadness that the family
of Barbara Gail Allgood (maiden name
Hyde) announce her passing on Febru-
ary 10, 2019. She passed peacefully with
her family by her side. She was the wife
of John Edward Allgood and resided in
St. Mary’s County, MD for 45 years.
She was born in Honesdale, PA, to
Freda and Donald Hyde and was the old-
est of three children. She was raised in
State College, PA and graduated from
Preston Township High School, Lake-
wood, PA. She was a dedicated wife,
mother, grand and great-grand mother
and cared for many over the years, al-
ways extending help to those in need.
She had a long career with the St. Mary’s
County School Board.
Barbara is survived by her husband
John Allgood, of Great Mills, MD; her
brothers Donald Hyde of Great Mills,
MD and Richard Hyde of McKeesport,
PA; and three children; daughters Kar-
en Lyon of Hollywood, MD and Jaclyn
Shaw of San Antonio, TX and son Gary
Lyon, of Jacksonville Beach, FL. Her
greatest joy were her four grandchil-
dren, Brandi, Kristen, Blake and Dylan,
and three great-grandchildren Mia, Ja-
vier and Cameron.
Donations may be made to Hospice of
St. Mary’s at hospice@medstar.net.
Family and friends are invited to a
Memorial Service to be held at Matting-
ley-Gardiner Funeral Home Leonard-
town, MD, 20650 on Friday, February
15, 2019. The family will receive friends
from 1:00pm – 2:00pm, followed by the
service at 2:00pm. Bishop William Mc-
Clean will officiate the ceremony and a
celebration dinner will be held directly
following the service.
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James C. Quade, Jr.
James C. Quade, Jr, 92, of Leonard-
town, Maryland died peacefully on Fri-
day, February 8 at St. Mary’s Nursing
Center. Born on October 18, 1926, in
River Springs, MD he was one of eleven
children of the late James Carroll Quade,
Sr and Grace Irene Lacey Quade. Mr.
Quade is survived by his wife of 65
years, Frances Lee Cooksey Quade, his
four children and theirspouses Mary Lee
Russell (Russ) of Leonardtown, Wayne
Quade of La Plata, Diane Briscoe (John)
of Hollywood, Vicki Hoffman (Frank)
of La Plata and six grandchildren: Becky
Root, Adam Russell, Haley Shlagel,
Jenna Briscoe, Hannah and Lily Hoff-
man and three great grandchildren. Mr.
Quade is also survived by two siblings
Matthew Quade of Bushwood and Ag-
nes Quade Pilkerton of Leonardtown. In
addition to his parents he is preceded in
death by his siblings David Roy Quade,
Joseph Leonard Quade, James Maguire
Quade, Mary Catherine Quade Wathen,
Dorothy Irene Quade, Thelma Quade
Hall, Steven Bernard Quade and Francis
Aloysius Quade.
Mr. Quade honorably served his
country in the United States Army dur-
ing World War II as a Private First Class
military police officer and received
medals for Good Conduct and the Army
Occupation Medal as well as the Asiatic
Pacific Theater Ribbon and World War
II Victory Ribbon. He was employed as
a machinist at Patuxent River Naval Air
Station and NESEA Webster Field for
46 years. He was a lifelong resident of
St. Mary’s County and parishoner of St.
Aloysius Church. He was an avid gar-
dener and enjoyed being outdoors, cut-
ting grass, planting flowers, and tend-
ing to his yearly vegetable garden. Mr.
Quade was also good with his hands
and a talented craftsman. In addition
to all of his personal accomplishments
throughout his life he was most proud of
his family and they are so very honored
to have had him as a Dad, Father in Law
and Pop.
Family will accept friends on Mon-
day, February, 18, 2019 from 5-8pm
with prayers being said at 7:00 pm at
Mattingley-Gardner Funeral Home in
Leonardtown, MD. A Mass of Christian
Burial willtake place on at St. Aloysius
Church in Leonardtown, Md on Tuesday,
February 19 at 10:30 amwith Father John
Dakes, Father David Beubein and Father
Sam Plummer officiating. Intermentwill
following at Charles Memorial Gardens.
Pallbearers will be Wayne Quade, John
Briscoe,Frank Hoffman, Adam Russell,
Jason Root and Jacob Svobodny. In lieu
of flowers, the familyrequests donations
be made in his name to Hospice of St.
Mary’s County, Leonardtown Volunteer
Rescue Squad or St. ALoysius Catholic
Church.
Mary Blanche Pilkerton
Mary Blanche Pilkerton, age 76 of
Loveville, MD passed away on Febru-
ary 7, 2019 at St. Mary’s Hospital. Mary
Blanche was born on March 31, 1942
in Leonardtown, MD to the late Mary
Louise Long and John Loyal Guy of
Loveville. On May 14th, 1960, she mar-
ried the love of her life, Norman Alexan-
der Pilkerton, Jr, at St. Joseph Catholic
Church in Morganza, MD. They were
married for 58 years. Mary Blanche was
a dedicated and faithful member of St.
Joseph Catholic Church.
Mary Blanche is survived by her sis-
ters, Mary Lou May of North Carolina,
Barbara Montgomery of Mechanics-
ville, Jean Burch of Charlotte Hall and
brother John Loyal Guy, Jr (deceased)
of Loveville. She is also survived by
her four children, Jeffrey Pilkerton
(Sandy) of Loveville, Wayne Pilker-
ton (Jenny) of Clements, Allan Pilk-
erton (Nancy) of Mechanicsville and
Wanda Jones (Mark) of California MD.
As well as her 10 grandchildren and 4
great-grandchildren.
Mary Blanche was devoted to her
family, as a loving wife, mother, and
grandmother. She adored spending time
with her family and friends. She enjoyed
gardening, cooking, camping and being
outdoors. She loved eating Maryland
hard crabs. She was a devoted animal
Thursday, February 14, 2019
lover, particularly with dogs and cats,
and had several special dogs over her
lifetime, such as Chipper and Buckshot.
Mary Blanche was a lifelong resident
of St. Mary’s County. She worked for
St. Mary’s County Public Schools as a
school bus driver and contractor for over
40 years. She enjoyed being a school bus
driver and loved spending time with the
children. She also worked at Matting-
ly’s Finer Foods as a cashier for several
years.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be
celebrated on Thursday, February 14,
2019 at 10:00 AM at St. Joseph Catho-
lic Church Morganza, MD with Father
Keith Woods officiating. Interment will
follow at Charles Memorial Gardens,
Leonardtown, MD. Pallbearers will be
her grandsons; John Allan Pilkerton,
Cody Pilkerton, David Pilkerton, Jer-
emy Pilkerton, Christopher Jones, Ty-
ler Jones and Adam Ragan. Honorary
Pallbearers will be her granddaughters;
Amanda Wood, Lexie Pilkerton and Sa-
mantha Ragan.
Memorial contributions can be made
to Mechanicsville Volunteer Rescue
Squad, P.O. Box 15,
Mechanicsville, MD 20659, Leonar-
dtown Volunteer Rescue Squad, 22855
Lawrence Avenue, Leonardtown, MD
20650 or Tri-County Animal Shelter,
6707 Animal Shelter Road, Hughesville,
MD 20637.
Samuel “Sammy”
Aloysius Cusic
Samuel “Sammy” Aloysius Cusic, 75
of Helen, MD, passed away on February
7, 2019 in Leonardtown, MD. Born on
October 12, 1943 in St. Mary’s County
MD, he was the son of the late Annie
Gertrude Cusic and Thomas Wilmer Cu-
sic. Samuel is survived by his siblings;
Frances Cecelia Wood of Leonardtown,
MD Joseph Wilmer Cusic (Mary) of
Mechanicsville, MD, William Franklin
Cusic and Dorothy Jean Wathen all of
Helen, MD. He was preceded in death
by his siblings; James Bernard Cusic,
Thomas Allen Cusic and Shirley Tere-
sa Cusic. He graduated from Margaret
Brent High School in 1963, and was a
lifelong St. Mary’s County MD resident.
Samuel worked as a grocery store clerk
Thursday, February 14, 2019 The County Times Obituaries 23

and was a farmer. He enjoyed listening Rae Celestine specialty being stuffed ham. She hosted Tamara Mundie of Greenville, S.C.; her
to country music, singing, and dancing. “Mommer” Garner many family and holiday dinners and siblings: Evelyn Arnold of Mechanics-
A Mass of Christian Burial will be Saturday night card games. She was ex- ville, MD, Julie Ann Matthews of Hol-
celebrated on Thursday, February 14, tremely organized and loving. She dedi- lywood, MD, Charles Wood of Mechan-
2019 at 12:00 PM in St. Joseph Catho- cated her life to taking care of her fam- icsville, MD, Jacqueline Dalton of Hol-
lic Church Morganza, MD with Father ily, especially her children and later her lywood, MD, Janice Long of Mechan-
Keith Woods officiating. Interment will grandchildren. In addition to playing icsville, MD, Margaret Mary Burch of
follow in Queen of Peace Cemetery Hel- games and cards, she also enjoyed quilt- Charlotte Hall, MD, Beverly Pelczar of
en, MD. ing, yard sales, dancing and supporting Mechanicsville, MD, Melva Rita Buck-
her family’s extra-curricular activities. ler of Mechanicsville, MD, Zach Wood
Winter was her favorite season because of Mechanicsville, MD and Linda Reyn-
Susan Flanders Pulliam she loved the snow. olds, Mechanicsville, MD ; 32  grand-
Rae is survived by her children: Glenn children; and many extended family and
James Garner of Hollywood, MD, Bon- friends. In addition to her parents and
nie Rae Hetzel of Leonardtown, MD, husband, she is also preceded in death
Susan “Sudy” Combs of Callaway, MD, by her son, Lawrence Raymond Garner;
Laura Jean Dean of Hollywood, MD, her sisters, Joyce Hammett and Imogene
Donald Edward Garner III of Pensaco- Burroughs and her brother, Richard
la, FL, Deanna Marie Faunce of Abell, “Dickie” Wood.
MD, Rhonda Christine of Pickens, S.C., Memorial contributions may be made
Jill Verlette Tennyson of Clements, MD, to Hospice of St. Mary’s, P.O. Box 625,
Melvin Darryl Garner of California, Leonardtown, MD 20650 and Holly-
MD, Joseph Wade Garner of California, wood Volunteer Rescue Squad, P.O. Box
MD, Michelle Laurette Garner of Me- 79, Hollywood, MD 20636.
chanicsville, MD, Gretchen Alane Gar- Condolences may be made at www.
ner of Hollywood, MD, Margaret Ann brinsfieldfuneral.com
Joy of Hollywood, MD, Janet Lee Far- Arrangements by the Brinsfield Fu-
Rae Celestine “Mommer” Garner, 87, rell of Chaptico, MD, Shannon Janelle neral Home, P.A., Leonardtown, MD
of Hollywood, MD passed away Febru- Raymond of Park Hall, MD, and Tina
ary 7, 2019 surrounded by her loving
family.
She was born August 14, 1931 in Me-
Honor the memory of your cherished
Susan Flanders Pulliam, 73 of Lex-
ington Park, MD passed away on Febru-
ary 10, 2019 surrounded by her loving
A Tribute to the Loved One
chanicsville, MD to the late Bernard
Melvin Wood and Margaret Ann Pilk-
erton Wood.
one by sharing the story of their life
with friends, neighbors and associates
Rae is a lifelong resident of St. Mary’s
family.
Born December 6, 1945 in Buffalo,
NY, she was the daughter of the late
Whose Memory Lives Lynda J. Striegel
County. On (June 30, 1951) she married
her beloved husband, Lawrence Ray-
mond “Deedy” Garner. Together they
here in the community.

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Susan married the love of her life,
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Susan is survived by her children,
Cher Wilson (Brian), of Hollywood,
Michael Pulliam (Dawn), of Lexington
Park, MD, and Kip Pulliam (Crystal),
of Mechanicsville, MD; her brother,
William Flanders, of Bowie, MD; four
grandchildren, Grayson, Braydon, Kip
Jr., and Molly Pulliam. She was pre-
ceded in death by her parents and her
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to 2:00 p.m. with a Memorial Service at
2:00 p.m. Celebration of Life will follow
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REMEMBRANCES
In lieu of flowers; family has asked
that donations be made to Hospice, P.O.
Box 625, Leonardtown, MD 20650.
Condolences may be made to the fam- IN PRINT & ONLINE
ily at www.brinsfieldfuneral.com.
Arrangements by the Brinsfield Fu-
neral Home, P.A. in Leonardtown, MD.
 24 Calendars
Community Calendar
ONGOING
“She Loves Me”
Three Notch Theatre, 21744 South
Coral Drive, Lexington Park
Through February 17
Thu., Fri., Sat. at 8:00 PM.
Presented by the Newtown Players.
Considered by many to be the most
charming musical ever written, a warm
romantic comedy with an endearing
innocence and a touch of old-world
elegance.
$18 adults; $15 seniors, students and
military; $13 age 12 and under. Pur-
chase online at www.newtowneplayers.
org, or call 301-737-5447.
UPCOMING
Humanizing Histories: 7 Short
Plays about Resistance
Bruce Davis Theater, Montgomery
Hall, St. Mary’s College
Wed.- Sat., Feb. 20-23, 8:00 -  10:00
PM
Sun., Feb 24, 2:00 PM
Opens Wednesday, February 20 and
runs through Sunday, February 24. A
festival of 10-minute student-written
performance pieces.
Saturday, February 23, the commu-
nity is invited to attend staged readings
of other student-written work, theater
workshops, and public discussions free
of charge. Visit the TFMS website for
more information about the day’s activi-
ties (www.smcm.edu/tfms).
$4 for teachers, students, senior
citizens, and Arts Alliance members;
$6, general admission. Reservations,
email: boxoffice@smcm.edu or call
240-895-4243.
Thursday, February 14
Valentine’s Day
Friday, February 15
Let the Card Pick You
21770 FDR Blvd., Lexington Park
2:00 - 3:00 PM
Beacon of Hope Recovery and Well-
ness Community Center of Walden is a
safe place where people in recovery from
substance use and mental health can net-
work and make connections with others.
Inspirational cards provoke thought and
conversation. Free. Everyone welcome.
Call or text 240-298-0212. Email: ako-
hut@pyramidwalden.com or stawney@
pyramidwalden.com
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Queen of Hearts Drawing
Brass Rail Sports Bar, Great Mills
7:00 PM
Ticket sales, $1 each, begin at 4:00
PM.  Drawing at 7:00 PM.  50/50 raffle
each week.  Jackpot begins at $2,000+
and continues to grow each week until
the Queen of Hearts is found.  5:30 PM
Benefit the Archangel Scholarship
Foundation Corporation in support of
St. Michael’s School, Ridge. Info/up-
dates: Facebook page or: archangelfoun-
dation.wordpress.com
SMART Recovery Support Group
21770 FDR Blvd., Lexington Park
7:00 PM
Focus on tools and strategies
to help with the recovery jour-
ney. www.smartrecovery.org.
Call or text 240-298-0212. Email: ako-
hut@pyramidwalden.com or stawney@
pyramidwalden.com
Texas Hold’em Tournament
VFW Post 2632, 23282 Three Notch
Rd., California
7:00 PM
No Limit Texas Hold’m Tourna-
ment. $50 Buyin ($40 Prize Pool + $10
Charity). Early Bird Bonus by 6:45.
Pre-registration encouraged; not re-
quired. Must be 18 or older to play. Info
or pre-register contact Brian: Email:
poker@vfw2632.com. 240-925-4000
Saturday, February 16
Paws for Love
Wag N’ Wash Natural Food & Bakery
(San Souci Shopping Plaza) 22598 Ma-
cArthur Blvd., California
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Pet Adoption Event featuring Tiny
Toes Kitten Rescue, Animal Relief
Fund, St. Mary’s Animal Welfare
League and Second Hope Rescue. These
non-profit, rescue organizations special-
ize in the rescue, care and placement of
abused, neglected and homeless com-
panion animals.
Amazon Movie Choice
21770 FDR Blvd., Lexington Park
1:00 - 3:00 PM
Join Beacon of Hope for mov-
ie time. Hang-out and watch mov-
ies with a positive message. Spend
time with others in recovery. Free.
Call or text 240-298-0212. Email: ako-
hut@pyramidwalden.com or stawney@
pyramidwalden.com
Valentines Dinner & Dance
2nd District VFD & RS, Drayden Rd.,
Valley Lee
Doors open 4:30 PM. Dinner served
6:00 PM
Live and Silent Auction. Music by
DJ Rich Wilson. Cash bar.  $35/person
advance; $45 at the door/person. Fire-
house and Rescue Squad fundraiser
for new building. Contact: Dee Dee @
with the listing details by 12 p.m. on the Monday prior to our Thursday publication.
blondee2rn@md.metrocast.net or 240-
561-2750 or Georgia @  sunset365@
md.metrocast.net  or 301-994-1960.
ATM on Site.
Bingo
K.C. Hall, Ridge
Games start at 6:30. Jackpot--$5,000.
Concessions available. 301-872-4641
Cupid’s Dance
Our Lady of the Wayside, Loretto
Hall, 37575 Chaptico Road
7:00 - 11:00 PM
A variety of music provided by the
DJ. Drinks and finger foods available.
Casual attire. $15/person, $25/couple -
advance tickets. $20/person, $30/couple
at the door. Contact Brenda Russell 301-
247-1871 or rsbrssll@aol.com.
Swing and Ballroom Dance
Little Flower School, Route 5, Great
Mills
7:00 - 11:00 PM
Dance lesson 7-8:00; stay for dancing
to music of all kinds. No experience re-
quired! Singles welcome! Bring a snack
to share; water provided. $10/person.
Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus
of Holy Face Church. Email: somdball-
room@gmail.com or call 240-577-0153
Sweetheart Dinner
Mt. Zion United Methodist Church,
27108 Mt. Zion Church Rd., Mechanics-
ville (by Apple Basket)
Entertainment by Jim Godbold, The
Rockin’ Elvis of Calvert County. Prime
Rib and Turkey Tenderloin. $30 per-
son  by Reservation ONLY; call Tom
Keller 301-481-6388. www.mtzion-
mech.org
Sunday, February 17
Turkey Shoot & Oyster Scald
7th District Optimist Club, 21860
Colton Point Road, Bushwood
12:00 PM
Kids Shoot. Cash Shoot. Hot dogs,
chili, and cold drinks. Support Friends of
Youth. Greg Van Meter, 301-904-2258.
Monday, February 18
Presidents’ Day
Refuge Recovery- Mindful Monday
Meeting
21770 FDR Blvd., Lexington Park
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Addiction recovery support group.
Features meditation, readings, infor-
mation and discussion. Free. Everyone
welcome at Beacon of Hope! 240-298-
0212.  Email: akohut@pyramidwalden.
com or stawney@pyramidwalden.com
Thursday, February 14, 2019
Tuesday, February 19
Tax Preparation
Lexington Park Library, 21677 FDR
Blvd.
9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
LifeStyles of Maryland, Inc.
will help file your 2018 federal
and state income taxes at no cost. 
Available to qualified individuals with
an annual income less than $54,000.
Call the Lexington Park Library,
301-863-8188 (press 3) to schedule an
appointment.
Got Skills- Facilitators Choice
21770 Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Blvd Lexington Park
12:00 - 1:00 PM
Find creative ways to hone life skills
and have fun in recovery! For more in-
formation call or text 240-298-0212.
Friends & Family SMART Recov-
ery Support Group
21770 Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Blvd Lexington Park
5:30 - 7:00 PM
Free and open to the public for
those who have a loved one struggling
with mental health, addictive behav-
ior, in treatment, or in early recovery.
240-298-0212 
Wednesday, February 20
Diabetes Support Group
Garvey Senior Activity Center
12:30 - 1:30 PM
A peer facilitated Diabetes Support
and Discussion Group has formed. If
interested in joining the group, call 301
481 5850. Seating is limited.
Humanizing Histories: 7 Short
Plays about Resistance
Bruce Davis Theater, Montgomery
Hall, St. Mary’s College
8:00 - 10:00 PM
A festival of 10-minute student-writ-
ten performance pieces. Informal talk-
back with cast, crew, playwrights, and
directors follows the performance.
$4 for teachers, students, senior
citizens, and Arts Alliance members;
$6, general admission. Reservations,
email: boxoffice@smcm.edu or call
240-895-4243.
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Calendars 25

St. Mary’s Department of Aging & Human Services Garvey Loffler Senior Activity Center 301-475-4200, ext. 71658
Senior Activity Center, 301-475-4200, ext. 71050

Programs and Activities Northern Senior Activity Center, 301-475-4002, ext. 73101
Visit www.stmarysmd.com/aging for the most up-to date information
Brought to you by the Commissioners of St. Mary’s County: James R. Guy, President; Michael L. Hewitt; Tom Jarboe; Todd B. Morgan; John E. O’Connor; and the Department of Aging & Human Services

LIFE Booklets Now Available
Do you want to join the Department of
Aging & Human Services for an upcom-
ing Learning is Forever (LIFE) trip? Start
planning now! The spring semester LIFE
program is now available for pick-up at
any of the county’s senior activity cen-
ters, local libraries, or on-line at https://
www.stmarysmd.com/aging/LIFE. Reg-
istration begins Monday, March 4. For
more information, call 301-475-4200,
ext. 71050.
Presentation by Jacobs
Audiology
Jacobs Audiology will do a presenta-
tion at the Garvey Senior Activity Cen-
ter on Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 10 a.m. Dr.
Pinno earned her Doctorate in Audiology
from Towson University in May 2016
and is board certified in Audiology by
the American Board of Audiology. Dr.
Pinno’s clinical interests include compre-
hensive audiological assessment as well
as the fitting and programming of ampli-
fication devices. Previously known as Dr.
Randi Cropper, Dr. Pinno was born and
raised in St. Mary’s County. She holds
a very special place in her heart for the
area and enjoys being able to give back
to a place that gave her so much growing
up. If you would like to sign up for the
presentation please call 301-475-4200,
ext. 71050.
Advance Directive Event
Make plans to come to the Loffler Se-
nior Activity Center on Wednesday, Feb.
20, at 10 a.m. and learn about Advance
Directives, which are legal documents
that let others, such as family and medi-
cal staff, know what your medical pref-
erences are in the event you are unable
to communicate for yourself, due to ill-
ness or medical emergency. There are
two parts to an advance directive, a liv-
ing will and a durable power of attorney
for health care. Though Advance Direc-
tives are legal documents, a lawyer is not
needed to complete one. Forms will be
available at this event but you can also
access them online at www.marylandat-
torneygeneral.gov/Pages/HealthPolicy/
advancedirectives.aspx
Call 301-475-4200, ext. 71658, or stop
by the reception desk before Friday, Feb.
15 to sign up. your heart. Additionally, Donna will of-
Ceramics with Marti:
St. Patrick’s Day Theme
The Garvey Senior Activity Center
is offering a NEW ceramics class on
Wednesday, Feb. 20, at 10 a.m. If you
enjoy painting and creating personalized
gifts or decorations for the home this is
the class for you! Marti Cotterell will be
teaching the class and offering instruc-
tion on painting techniques. The class
will be creating St. Patrick’s Day décor
or flower pots. The cost of the class is
$10 for each item painted and includes
the firing of the item. Payment is due at
the time of sign up. For more information
please call, 301-475-4200, ext.71050.
Eating for Your Heart
Registered Dietician Donna Taggert
will be at the Northern Senior Activity
Center on Monday, Feb. 25, from 11 a.m.-
12 p.m. to discuss food choices that pro-
mote heart health. The class is free but
space is limited. To sign up in advance,
please visit the signup table or call 301-
475-4200, ext. 73103.
Nutrition Talk at Loffler
Donna Taggert, licensed dietician, will
offer the presentation Eating for Your
Heart on
Monday, Feb. 25, at 1 p.m. at the Loff-
ler Senior Activity Center. This will be a
good opportunity to get some questions
answered about foods that are good for
fer private nutrition counseling at no cost
on the same date. To sign up for the pre-
sentation, call 301-475-4200, ext. 71658
or stop by the reception desk at Loffler.
To make an appointment for nutrition
counseling with Donna, text or call her at
240-538-6539.
Lunch Bunch to Meet at Salsa’s
Would you like to have lunch with a
group of (age 50+) friends? On the last
Tuesday of each month, Lunch Bunch
meets at a different restaurant where in-
dividual checks are requested. February
Lunch Bunch will be meeting at Salsa’s
located at 25470 Point Lookout Rd in
Leonardtown on Tuesday, Feb. 26, at
11:15 a.m. Call your BFF, then call Shell-
ie at 301-475-4200, ext. 71655, to reserve
your seats.
Benefits of Massage
Licensed massage therapist Gwynne
Hill will give a free presentation on the
benefits of massage on Friday, March
8, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. This class will
guide you on types of massage and their
specific health benefits. Space is limited
to sign up for this presentation in ad-
vance, please visit our sign up table or
call 301-475-4200, ext. 73103.
Diabetes Support Group
A peer facilitated Diabetes Support
and Discussion Group for those with
pre-diabetes, diabetes and those caring
for others with diabetes has formed at
the Garvey Senior Activity Center. It is
open to all seniors age 50 or older. The
group meets the third Wednesday of each
month from 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. in the
Club Room. Lunch is available from 12-
12:30 p.m. by calling 301- 475-4200, ext.
71050 and reserving by noon the day be-
fore the meeting. The monthly menu is
available on-line at the St. Mary’s County
Department of Aging and Human Ser-
vices website or can be picked up at the
Garvey Senior Activity Center. If you
are interested in joining the group please
call 301- 481-5850. Seating is limited so
please RSVP.

fiber. Open to knitters, crocheters, quilters, embroider-

Library Closed for Presidents Day
All three locations of the St. Mary’s County Library
will be closed on Monday, February 18 in observance of
Presidents Day. All locations will be open regular busi-
ness hours on Tuesday, February 19.
Teen Night: Minute to Do It
Lexington Park Library will hold a special teen night
– Minute to Do It on Thursday, February 21 from 5 - 7
p.m. Do you have what it takes to complete each chal-
lenge in under a minute? Open for teens and tweens ages
12 to 18. No registration.
Pizza & Picasso
Charlotte Hall Library will hold Pizza & Picasso on
Thursday, February 21 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Enjoy some
pizza while making a magic photo cube. All materials
are supplied by the library. Come join in the craftiness!
Ages 10-12. Registration required on www.stmalib.org.
Master Gardener Series:
Love Your Houseplants
Leonardtown Library will a Master Gardener class
“Love Your Houseplants” on Tuesday, February 26 from
1- 2:30 p.m. Master Gardeners will teach attendees how
to plant and take care of succulents, African violets, and
orchids, as well as perennial houseplants and container
gardens. Attendees will create and take home their own
small container garden.
Protect Yourself:
Online Security and Privacy
Charlotte Hall Library will hold Protect Yourself: On-
line Security and Privacy on Tuesday, February 26 from
5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Learn how to protect your data with
strong passwords and two-factor authentication, avoid
internet scams, and use freely available tools to limit
what personal information is collected and shared while
you browse the web. Registration recommended; walk-
ins welcome as space allows.
Common Thread
Lexington Park Library will hold Common Thread
on Tuesday, February 26 from 6 – 7:30 p.m. Whether
you have been stitching for years, or you just want to
learn, join fellow crafters who love all things fabric and
ers, cross-stitchers, and any other kind of needlework-
ers. Bring your current project, mingle with like-minded
makers, and swap patterns, ideas, and tips. Basic sup-
plies available, if needed. All skill levels welcome. No
registration required.
Mindful Storytime
Leonardtown Library will hold Mindful Storytime on
Friday, March 1 from 10 – 10:30 a.m. Did you know that
studies have shown that children practicing mindful-
ness may increase their ability to focus, pay attention,
self-regulate, and achieve greater happiness at an early
age? Join us for a storytime that incorporates yoga and
mindfulness practices in fun ways. Designed for ages
2-5 with their caregivers. Registration required on www.
stmalib.org. This is a Choose Civility: Southern Mary-
land event.
Blast Off! Exploring Propulsion
Lexington Park Library will hold Blast Off! Exploring
Propulsion on Friday, March 1 from 3 – 4 p.m. How do
rockets and jets blast off into the air? Learn about thrust
and propulsion as we explore fun activities and experi-
ments that really take off! Designed with ages 6-12 in
mind. Registration required on www.stmalib.org.
26 The County Times Thursday, February 14, 2019

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Straight Talk on Straight Teeth

BY: JEFF TOMCSIK
Orthodontic braces and clear align-
ers such as Invisalign® are not just
for straightening teeth and mak-
ing your smile look better. In fact,
a highly trained and skilled dentist
will use orthodontic treatment to
improve the function of the teeth
which will result in a healthier, lon-
ger-lasting smile. While good look-
ing teeth are attractive, the purpose
of your teeth is to chew food. When
teeth are misaligned, they can slow-
ly damage opposing teeth during the
chewing process. When they are in
proper alignment, teeth break down
the food they are chewing without
damaging each other.
To help illustrate the point, think
of a well working pair of scissors.
When in good alignment the two
blades come together and meet at a
very precise point that makes them
excellent at cutting paper. On the
other hand, imagine one of the
scissor blades had a slight bend or
a ding in the metal. This imperfec-
tion would surely affect the scissor’s
ability to cut as well as when it was in
perfect alignment. If the one blade
is bent away from the other, there
will be a gap between the points of
contact that cause the cutting action.
The result would likely be a failure
to cut effectively or efficiently. If the
bend in the one blade is toward the
other, it would cause the blades to
scrape each other, making cutting
difficult. More importantly to note,
the blades scraping each other slow-
ly destroy the cutting surface of both
blades.
These same principles can be ap-
plied to your teeth. In any area of
the mouth where your opposing
teeth do not meet when you per-
form a chewing motion (meaning
there is a space between the top
and opposing-bottom tooth in any
area of your mouth when your jaw
is closed), like the scissor in the first
scenario, it is rendered ineffective in
the chewing process. On the other
hand, if there are any teeth that are
colliding with their opposing teeth,
they are likely causing trauma to
each other and slowly wearing down
the enamel surface and eventually
the tooth structure. This will like-
ly lead to greater risk of decay and
eventually risk the tooth’s overall vi-
tality.
Many people who have ongoing
problems with decay or pain de-
spite their efforts to keep their teeth
clean, might be suffering from mal-
occlusion issues that are causing the
ongoing dental problems. The good
news is that orthodontics may be a
solution to these problems, and a
straighter, more beautiful smile is a
bonus to the treatment, not the rea-
son for the treatment.
If you’re like most adults, the
thought of braces is unnerving.
Years in metal brackets and sharp
wires is no-one’s idea of a good time.
If these thoughts are keeping you
away from approaching your dentist
about a straighter, more beautiful,
better functioning, healthier smile,
consider a clear aligner option such
as Invisalign®. Invisalign® is a
clear, removeable retainer that may
achieve the same results as tradition-
al braces in less time.
The fact that aligners are remove-
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whenever you eat. This makes eat-
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as you will not have to worry about
food particles being stuck in your
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with wires make flossing and thor-
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Finally, with Invisalign® technolo-
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your mouth and show you virtually
what your results will look like, from
the improved esthetics of your smile
profile to the benefits of improving
any occlusion issues that may be
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The next time you go to your den-
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outcome. Also ask them if you have
any occlusion issues during chewing
and if orthodontics is right for you.
One of the biggest barriers to get-
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