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29 Wednesday, July 3, 2013The County TimesAnnouncinIssued Marriage Applications for May 2013May 1, 2013Erica Lorene Shall 28Bushwood, MdAnthony Steven DiMichele, Jr. 32Bushwood, MdBrittany Nicole Graham 26Columbia, MdSteven Wayne Bodnar 26Columbia, MdHeather Lynn Tawney 29Hollywood, MdRobert Michael Stehman 29Hollywood, MdMay 2, 2013May 7, 2013Melissa Ann Clements 27Mechanicsville, MdDaniel Wayne Russell, Jr. 27Mechanicsville, MdCharles Roy Garner, Jr. 23Hughesville, MdKimberly Ann Brock 23Hughesville, MdGlenn Charles Gray, Jr. 24St. Inigoes, MdTiffany Lee Kuchta 22St. Inigoes, MdMay 8, 2013May 14, 2013Paul Joseph Boyenga 20Leonardtown, MdLauren Marie Garcia 21Leonardtown, MdMay 15, 2013Brian Carl Cain 46Charlotte Hall, MdKristina Ilona Hun 44Mechanicsville, MdMarco Morris Fenwick 21Lexington Park, MdAmber Lynn Ryan 19Lexington Park, MdMay 20, 2013Lecil Wayne Swann 47Beverly Hills, FlStacey Lee Duvall 49Beverly Hills, FlTammy Lynn Guy 37Avenue, MdWilliam Clarence Nichlos 31Avenue, MdMay 21, 2013Latoshia Danielle Cheek 30Lexington Park, MdDarrol Antone Wardlaw, II 31Lexington Park, MdMay 28, 2013Tony Lyle Short 44Hop Bottom, PaJessica Lynne Pittsley 35Hop Bottom, PaBrian Francis Beavan 25Leonardtown, MdJerica Virginia Hardin 23Pine Point, MdScarlett Fay Gragan 30Bel Alton, MdRichard Allen Bland 38Bel Alton, MdAndrew David Strahl 23Prince Frederick, MdMalarie Lyndel Shenk 23Prince Frederick, MdMay 3, 2013Justin Michael Myers 27Alexandria VaKristi Lynn McClanahan 27Julia Marie Evelly 31Bel Air, MdMarshall Loyes Kindred, Jr., 29Bel Air, MdBruce Ellis Dove, Sr., 48Lexington Park, MdTameka Aisha Courtney 35Lexington Park, MdJoanna Michelle Martin 21Lexington Park, MdJustin Thomas Mcaleer 22Lexington Park, MdMay 6, 2013Thaddeus Charles Atwell 25Great Mills, MdAmanda Jo Dobson 24Hollywood, MdRonald Ernest Ross 51Mechanicsville, MdMia Jordan Taylor 46Mechanicsville, MdTeresa Adella Quinliven 32Lexington Park, MdDaniel Mark Tebbano 32Atlanta, GaShaina Elyse Pullum 20Mechanicsville, MdSteven Lee Gass 24Mechanicsville, MdThomas Christopher Baldwin 37California, MdEmily Celeste Sunderland 38California, MdEmily Hanson Baldwin 26Washington, DcJustin Sean Ellis 27Washington, DcMay 9, 2013Brittani Nicole Reichard 21Mechanicsville, MdBryce James Benefield 21Hollywood, MdLauren Andrea Holmes 25California, MdGarrett Benjamin Cook 28California, MdMay 10, 2013Christopher Phillip Defalco 28Lexington Park, MdStaci Catherine Elliott 23Great Mills, MdRandy David Johnson 25Lexington Park, MdKeyana Rochelle Horne 25Lexington Park, MdMay 13, 2013Valerie Alexis McKamey 18Mechanicsville, MdJoseph Bucior, IVDover, DeWendell Borom, Jr., 26Patuxent River, MdVictoria Nicole Comer 22Chesapeake, VaPatrick Jay Ander 29Bowie MdRachael Elizabeth Pashkevich 23Bowie, MdMay 16, 2013Matthew William Kerns 21Mechanicsville, MdKrystal Nicole Brady 21Mechanicsville, MdAyse Selin Ikizler 27Knoxville, TnJack Taylor Rickard 27Knoxville, TnJessica Lynne Prasser 22Marbury, MdChristopher Michael Bruce 23Marbury, MdDustin Scott Biri 26Lexington Park, MdElizabeth Emily Swecker 22Lexington Park, MdChristina Michelle Baker 49Goose Creek, ScGlenn Marshall Comstock 40Goose Creek, ScMay 17, 2013Amy Lynne Ryce 30Mechanicsville, MdRichard Brian Diehl 33Mechanicsville, MdAlan A Levinrad 56California, MdStacy Friend Newman 55California, MdFrancis William Dyson 50Mechanicsville, MdMary Elizabeth Beale 50Mechanicsville, MdKelsey Ann Blackmon 25Annapolis, MdBenjamin Paul Yannuzzi 25Annapolis, MdStacey Lee Owens 32Leonardtown, MdRobert Dewayne Currie, Jr., 30Leonardtown, MdMay 22, 2013Anna Marie Manzo 48Mechanicsville, MdJeffery Lawrence Nixon 54Mechanicsville, MdRobert Paul Belville 3rdChaptico, MdMonica Michel Szabo 37Calgary, CanadaMay 23, 2013Noel Erik Walters 38California, MdKristina Michele Lazard 27California, MdMay 24, 2013Bradley William Johnson 22Hollywood, MdErin Danielle Tennyson 23Hollywood, MdPatrick Joseph Moley 30Clinton, MdUrsula Petra Rothweiler 27Clinton, MdVanessa Anne Butcher 23Frederick, MdKevin Michael Boyer 29Frederick, MdHeidi Marie Butler 30Greenbelt, MdTristan St. Onge 26Bethesda, MdFrankie Jean Miller 51Hollywood, MdChristopher Salvatore Bologna 53Hollywood, MdMay 29, 2013Yolanda Ufame Smith 40Lexington Park, MdReginald FrancesCuttchember 44Lexington Park, MdJohn Alexander Rock 36Waldorf, MdBrittany Ann Benthall 30Waldorf, MdMay 31, 2013Xavion Sade Carter 27Waldorf, MdLuis Amable Santiago, IIIWaldorf, MdJuanita Perkins 52Lexington Park, MdStanley Whitfield Parker 67Washington, MdLewis Charles Cobaugh 46Port Republic, MdTamara LynnePendergist Crown 38LaPlata, MdLisa Bennett Miller 51Scotland, MdLeo Paul Mercure, Sr., 54Scotland, MdCeleste Danielle Crouch 24Menifee, CaTricia Lynn Hamilton 24Menifee, CaRichard Justing Sypher 45California, MdAngela VictoriaZagrodnichek 37Nanjemoy, MdCall The County Times to Place an Engagement Announcement - It’s Free! 301-373-4125
CommunityThe County TimesWednesday, July 3, 2013 30Blue Crabs Unveil Complete EntertainmentSchedule For 48-Hours Of All-Star FunEarlier this year the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs werenamed hosts to the 2013 Atlantic League of Professional Baseball’sAll-Star Game. With that has come months of preppingand planning for the biggest event in Southern Maryland history.The first step in making this a memorable experience,was transforming the game into two days of non-stop fun foreveryone. Now the Blue Crabs are excited to share what theyhave in store with the entire community.Beginning on Tuesday, July 9 the circus comes to town!As part of the All-Star Celebration presented by Turkey Hill,“Circurious” a 90-minute cirque show will welcome the AtlanticLeague to the Southern Maryland community. Withgates opening at 6:30 p.m., fans will have a chance to minglewith the Blue Crabs and the rest of the Atlantic League All-Stars and team mascots in true circus style - set with singers,dancers, contortionists, aerialists, acrobats and carnival fare.Bobby McKey’s Dueling Pianos bar will also provide a musicaltwist as two pianists show off their talents on the field forthe first hour of the celebration. Player introductions and theFreedom Division and Liberty Division managers’ speecheswill then commence at 7:30 p.m. and wrap-up just in time forOn June 8, 2013 the St. Mary’s Academy Class of ’63 celebrated their 50th reunion“Circurious,” which will take the spotlight on a giant stagesetup in the infield of the ballpark for an unforgettable performancebeginning at 8 p.m. The evening will be capped offwith a fireworks extravaganza that fans will not soon forget.The following day, Wednesday, July 10, will pick-up rightwhere Tuesday’s fun left off as Regency Furniture Stadiumtakes host to the Atlantic League All-Star Game presented byThe Communities of St. Charles. To start the excitement everyonewill be welcomed to join the fun for a pre-game blockparty presented by Backyard Amusements, which will opento the public at 4:30 p.m. Backyard Amusements will provideclowns, face painters, a dunk tank, inflatables, games andmuch more for the whole family to enjoy as part of a familyfriendlytailgate. In addition “The John Luskey Band” willbe performing for patrons listening pleasure throughout theblock party and the top two contestants in each age bracketof the Atlantic League All-Star Youth Home Run Derby presentedby the Civista Health Foundation will square off to seewho will be crowned the youth home run king!When gates open to the public at 5:30 p.m. the first2,000 fans will be welcomed to the ballpark with a specialSt. Mary’s Academy50th Reunion1st Row: Joan Adams, Rose Allen Dement, Waverly Medley, Leone Gatton, Margaret Bailey2nd Row: Charlene Adams, Brenda Patterson, Carole Wible, Donna Farrell, Diane Delahay, Betty Ritter3rd Row: Pat Schiesser, Gladys Long, Mary McCall, Donna Jarboe, Ann Maycommemorative giveaway. National performing acts MyronNoodleman, the Inflatamaniacs and Dave the Horn Guy willalso appear throughout the game and guest Comedians from“Color Me Funny”, who have delivered four of Baltimore’sbest comedy showcases, will serve as guest managers duringthe game. At the conclusion of the game, the Blue Crabs willwrap-up the festivities with the biggest fireworks and laserlight show in franchise history as “The Sam Grow Band”plays alongside to cap off the week’s events. Atlantic LeagueAll-Stars will too take their jerseys right off their backs to beauctioned to fans with proceeds going to the Civista HealthFoundation.The 48-hours of fun will feature something for the wholefamily, whatever age they may be. Tickets are still availablefor both events, but going extremely fast. Tickets are just $15for the celebration and $15 for the game itself. Fans can purchasetickets by logging onto www.SOMDbluecrabs.com, bycalling 301-638-9788, or by stopping by the Regency FurnitureStadium Box Office located at 11765 St. Linus Drive.Claudia PickerelScholarshipGets DonationSt. Mary’s County to Show and Share the Love forLocal Parks and Recreation this JulyLeonardtown, MD – Why do you loveyour local parks and recreation? St. Mary’sCounty Recreation & Parks and the NationalRecreation and Park Association (NRPA) believepeople in the county can and are seekingthe most creative answers during nationalPark and Recreation Month. This year, St.Mary’s County Recreation & Parks’ programof activities for Park and Recreation Monthencourages everyone to show and share thelove for parks and recreation.The 2013 theme of “I [heart] my Parkand Recreation” encourages individuals,families, friends, and park-lovers everywhereto venture to their local parks and recreationareas to experience the many benefits theyoffer. These include programs to inspirehealthy, active lifestyles and activities to appreciatenature and the environment. Paramountto this year’s theme is fill-in-the-blanksocial media. Log onto www.facebook.com/stmarysmdrecreation to say why you loveMrs. Elsie Lawrence representative from the Banneker Class of 1958- presented thePresident of St. Mary's County NAACP, Ms. Andrea Bowman, with a $1,000 donationfor the Claudia Pickerel Scholarship fund.your local parks and recreation. A random entrywill be chosen to receive a 24-Punch Passto the Great Mills Swimming Pool.St. Mary’s County will celebrate Parkand Recreation Month through various recreationand summer camp programs. To learnhow to show the love during Park and RecreationMonth, visit www.stmarysmd.com/recreate and www.NRPA.org/july-love.The National Recreation and Park Associationis a national not-for-profit organizationdedicated to advancing park, recreationand conservation efforts that enhance qualityof life for all people. Through its network of30,000 recreation and park professionals andcitizens, NRPA encourages the promotion ofhealthy lifestyles, recreation initiatives, andconservation of natural and cultural resources.For more information, visit www.NRPA.org. For digital access to NRPA’s flagshippublication, Parks & Recreation, visit www.parksandrecreation.org.
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