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THURSDAY, MAY 31 2018
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CONTENTS
LOCAL NEWS 3
Local
COPS & COURTS 9
Page 6
COMMUNITY10
EDUCATION14
SPORTS17
OBITUARIES18 Cops & Courts
COMMUNITY CALENDAR 20 Page 9
SENIOR CALENDAR 21
LIBRARY CALENDAR 21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY 22
Community
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4 Local News The Calvert County Times Thursday, May 31, 2018
Patuxent-Appeal Student
Conduct Called ‘Out of Control’
By Dick Myers “The children’s behavior has gotten worse every year to the point of being out of
Editor control,” said parent Robert Clauser.”
Teacher Lea Nerby said the problems aren’t isolated. She said 16 of the 23 students
For the second month in a row the Calvert County Board of Education has gotten in her class have problems, and she said behavior is sometimes a symptom of those
an earful about student conduct and the discipline being meted out to curb bad be- problems. “Some students have extreme problems,” she said. She added that some-
havior. At the board’s May 24 meeting, a half dozen parents and teachers at Patuxent- thing needed to be done, “so teachers can teach.”
Appeal Campus (PAC) in Lusby took their turns at the microphone during the meet- Parent Kimberly Boswell asked, “What can be done for my child?” and wondered,
ing’s public comment section. “Do I have to home school?”
The speakers told of student behavior ranging from running through the school
spouting expletives to throwing chairs and desks.”
Patuxent-Appeal Campus consists of two schools side by side off HG Trueman
Road across from the Lusby Post Office.
Last month Calvert Education Association (CEA) President Dona Ostenso told the
Join us for school board at its April 26 meeting, “Our members do not feel the Code of Student
Conduct is followed because we do not believe the level of response is consistently
A COMMUNITY CONVERSATION: followed in all schools.”
The speakers appeared this month prior to the school board deciding on revising
Calvert County and the the system’s Code of Conduct. After much discussion it was decided to make no
changes.
At issue was the shifting several years ago from a strict adherence to disciplinary
Opioid Epidemic action to a more nuanced approach giving principals discretion.
School board member Dawn Balinski pointed out the change occurred after the
school system received national publicity for suspending an eight-year-old student
for pointing a finger mimicking a gun.
June 20, 2018 Balinski said the school system adjusted to doing “age appropriate discipline”
6 to 8:30 p.m. at the insistence of the Maryland State Teachers Association. Balinski asked, “My
question is, has the pendulum swung the other way.” Supervisor of Student Services
Calvert Marine Museum, Harms Gallery Kim Roof responded, “It may have.”
The school board left the record open for 30 days after last month and received few
14200 Solomon’s Island Road, comments. One specific issue was whether the current policy of banning depictions
Solomon’s Maryland of firearms on clothing should be relaxed. The board decided to continue with that
policy but gave some flexibility for team and school logos.
Roof said there were some comments that the policies on dress seemed to be
The evening’s program includes the aimed unfairly at girls. But school board member Pamela Cousins said she had seen
some girls in schools, now that the weather has turned warmer, wearing clothing that
following discussions and training: she deemed inappropriate. She said she would not let her children dress like that.
School board member Bill Phalen said going back to the old way of administering
Signs and Symptoms of Opioid Abuse discipline would “tie principals’ hands.” He favored leaving the policy as is.
Superintendent Dr. Daniel Curry said the Code of Conduct defines what is accept-
Emerging Drug Trends able or not. He said problem schools like PAC will be given additional funding next
year and it will be left up to the principals to decide how that money is spent. He said
Recovery - It’s Possible! $96,000 is earmarked for PAC.
Curry added that the federal Title I program provides additional funding for low-
Naloxone Training income schools. That can be used to address the conduct issue.
In the end, lacking any specific ideas on how to change the Code of Conduct
Sponsored by: policy, the board voted to leave it as it is.
Calvert Alliance Against Substance Abuse, Inc. dickmyers@countytimes.net
Calvert County Behavioral Health Services
For more information call 410-535-3733
Thursday, May 31, 2018 The Calvert County Times Local News 5
endeavors in his home county Calvert SPRING Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-7, Sat. 8-6, Sun. 9-6 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30-6, Sat. 7:30-5
6 Local News The Calvert County Times Thursday, May 31, 2018
The Maryland
Department
Natural Resourc-
of
THIS WEEK’S QUESTION
es announced
the awarding of
The Washington Capitals are
26 Community
Parks and Play-
appearing in the Stanley Cup
grounds Pro- Finals for the first time in 20
gram grants
– totaling $2.5 years. Do you think the Capitals
million – to local
municipalities will win the Stanley Cup?
across Maryland. Go to www.surveymonkey.com/r/PKP2HLZ
Among the proj-
ects was $79,534 or scan the QR code below to submit your
for improvements answer.
to Callis Park. cities and towns.
The North Beach project involves pur- “Through this dedicated funding
chase and install new playground equip- stream, Maryland’s communities and LAST WEEK’S RESULTS
ment, benches, bike racks and other towns can build, maintain and upgrade Do you think North Beach is
amenities. local playgrounds and parks, improving the best location for a new
library?
From new playground equipment in the quality of life of children and fami-
Bowie and softball field lights in Delmar lies,” Maryland Natural Resources Sec-
to tennis court repairs in Friendsville retary Mark Belton said. “The program
and new basketball courts in Vienna, the enhances accessibility and outdoor rec-
program provides essential state funding reation while encouraging youth to play
for the creation, enhancement and reno- outdoors.”
vation of local recreational amenities YES 34% NO 66%
Your Local
Community
News Source
10 In Our Community The Calvert County Times Thursday, May 31, 2018
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Thursday, May 31, 2018 The Calvert County Times 11
CalvertHealth
Honors Employees
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PROFESSIONAL DOG TRAINING
Basic-Advanced Obedience
Protection & Hunting Dog Training Offered
At Home Visits Available
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RESCUE
PET
OF THE WEEK
MEET MAGIC & MAE
They were born in April and will be ready
Sally Ball pictured with CalvertHealth Board Chair, Henry Trentman (far left), Chief Operating for adoption in about a week. You can put
Office, Tony Bladen and VP of Human Resources, Lisa Broome (far right). your application and once approved we can
arrange a meeting. Applications can be found
Employee Health Nurse, Sally Ball, Nicole Hedderich, Debbie Rosnage and at www.feralcatrescuemd.org and emailed to diane@
was named by CalvertHealth as Employ- Christine Shipley. feralcatrescuemd.org. They have energetic, playful personalities. They were
ee of the Year. Ball, who joined Calver- Other leadership awards presented at rescued from Tri County Shelter when they were about 10 days old along with
tHealth nearly 14 years ago, was noted as the 43rd Annual Employee Awards Ban- their feral mother. She will be moving to a barn situation shortly. If you or you
know anyone who would like to provide an outdoor home for a vetted feral cat,
having a can-do attitude and advocating quet held on May 5 included the Out-
please contact us. Magic and Mae are combo tested for aids and feline leukemia
for the health and safety of everyone in standing New Leader Award, presented and have had their first distemper vaccine. They cost $125 each and this adoption
the organization. to Jill Alexander; the Most Impactful fee will include : spay/neuter, 2 more distemper vaccines, deworming, microchip
“Sally keeps our entire staff compliant Leader Award, presented to Nicole Hed- and flea control. They will be making their debut at the California Petco this
with PPDs, mask fit testing, flu shots and derich and the Leading by Example Sunday from 11 to 3. These two cuties will not last long.
much more,” said Lisa Broome, vice pres- Award, presented to Christine Shipley. IF YOU KNOW ABOUT CATS LIVING OUTSIDE, PLEASE
ident for human resources. “Even with In all, the program honored 152 em- CONTACT US SO WE GET LEND TRAPS AND GET THE CATS
her heavy workload, she still finds time to ployees who have contributed 2,091 years SPAYED OR NEUTERED.
serve on committees and makes sure the of service, including 11 retirees who had
staff has proper information regarding all a combined 281 years of service to Cal-
of the benefits available to them.” vertHealth. The top service award went to
In addition to Ball, the other nominees William “Dickie” Smith, Jr. for 40 years
Pet
for Employee of the Year were Faye Scott, of service. Mr. Smith has only called out
Virginia Chase, Merideth Moody, Nicole sick one time since 1995 and that was
Owens, Shante Freeland, April Weems, back in 1999.
Renee Sbrocco, Andrew Aikin, Kristen
Springer and Karen Fletcher. Press Release from CalvertHealth
Kara Harrer, director of pharmacy, OF THE WEEK
received the medical cen-
ter’s Beacon Award, pre-
sented to the department MEET MIDNIGHT
leader who exemplifies “Blessed is the person who has earned the
outstanding leadership love of an old dog”
skills. Harrer, who joined Hello, my name is Midnight and I’m an amazingly
CalvertHealth in 2000, sweet, gentle 13 year old man. Do you know the 10
was recognized for her best reasons to adopt a senior dog? (1) We’re HOUSE
contributions to providing TRAINED! (2) We don’t CHEW! (3) We FOCUS well! (4) We KNOW what NO
a safer environment for means! (5) We ADAPT easily! (6) We are GOOD AT GIVING LOVE! (7) WHAT YOU
SEE IS WHAT YOU GET! (8) We are INSTANT COMPANIONS! (9) We leave you
patients as well as demon- TIME FOR YOURSELF! (10) We let you GET A GOOD NIGHT’S SLEEP! I also love
strating excellent leader- treats and going on a walk. I’ve been a one owner dog but now I’m looking for
ship skills, especially as that new person who I can LOVE FOREVER. PLEASE BE MY MIRACLE!!
it related to co-directing
And remember, if there is room in the heart, there is room in the house!
the medical center’s Opi-
oid Stewardship Com- Come meet me and the wonderful gang at Tri-County Animal
Shelter (6707 Animal Shelter Road, Hughesville) or call 301-932-
mittee. Five other lead- William “Dickie” Smith, Jr. is celebrating 40 years of service to
CalvertHealth. Mr. Smith, pictured (center) with CalvertHealth 1713 for more information. To see more of my amazing friends
ers were also nominated. Board Chair, Henry Trentman (left) and President & CEO Dean available for adoption, “like” us on Facebook @ Tri-County
They were Jill Alexander, Teague (right), has only called off of work one time since 1995 Animal Shelter Southern MD.
Stephanie Cleaveland, - and that was back in 1999.
12 In Our Community The Calvert County Times Thursday, May 31, 2018
County Seeks to
Looking for a great way to experience 1989 when the oyster population dwindled.
Recognize Unsung Heroes
the Patuxent River? The Calvert Ma- The Museum took ownership in May 2013 The Calvert County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) announces that
rine Museum is offering two-hour public and is pleased to offer public sails, educa- nominations are now being accepted for the annual Calvert You Are Beautiful
sails aboard the historic skipjack Dee of tional opportunities, and private charters. Volunteer Awards. This program recognizes residents for their significant vol-
St. Mary’s, departing from the museum Explore how the prehistoric past, natu- unteer contributions to Calvert County and its citizens and their work to change
dock at 2:30 p.m. Sail on Saturdays May ral environments, and maritime heritage the community for the better.
26, June 23, July 28, August 25, and Sep- come to life and tell a unique story of the Nominated volunteers might be a firefighter at a local fire and rescue tation;
tember 29 and on Sundays June 3, July Chesapeake Bay. The Calvert Marine Mu- someone who staffs a non-profit organization; or the person who generously
8, August 12, September 16 and October seum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. gives time to school programs, museums, hospice, parks, homeless shelters and
14. Tickets are $25 for ages 13 and up and Admission is $9.00 for adults, $7.00 for se- other service-based agencies.
$15 for children 5 – 12. No children under niors, military with valid I.D, AAA and Nomination forms are available online at www.co.cal.md.us/cyab or by call-
5 permitted. Call 410-326-2042, ext. 41 to AARP members, and $4.00 for children ing the Calvert County Department of Communications and Media Relations
make a reservation. Advance reservations ages 5 - 12; children under 5 and museum (CMR) at 410-535-2003. CMR will accept 15 nominations. Completed nomina-
are taken by noon the Friday prior to the members are admitted free. For more in- tion forms should be returned to CMR, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, MD,
sail. Any remaining tickets may be pur- formation about the museum, upcoming 20678, Attn: “Calvert You Are Beautiful.” Applications must be postmarked or
chased at the Admissions Desk on the day events, or membership, visit the website at hand-delivered by Friday, July 6, 2018.
of the sail. www.calvertmarinemuseum.com or call All nominees will be honored at a ceremony sponsored by the BOCC in Sep-
The Dee of St. Mary’s, built in 1979, is 410-326-2042. Like us on Facebook, fol- tember 2018. Citizens are encouraged to learn about the 2017 Calvert County
one of the last skipjacks ever constructed low us on Instagram and Twitter. You are Beautiful award winners by visiting online at www.co.cal.md.us/cyab.
on the Chesapeake Bay. The Dee was used
originally in the commercial oyster fishery Press Relase from CMM Press Release from Calvert County Government.
and later as a floating classroom starting in
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In Remembrance
The Calvert 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.
Carl Mitchell made to Calvert Animal Welfare enjoyed going to Starbucks, dining out, Davis and Renate Davis. Ronnie was a
League, 1040 Prince Frederick Blvd. listening to Bruno Mars and spend- member of the Sheet Metal Workers Lo-
Waters, “Reds” P. O. Box 1660, Prince Frederick ing time with her family, especially her cal 100 for 36 years. Ronnie loved his
MD 20678; Phone: 410-535-9300; grandchildren and “grand-dogs”. She Washington Redskins and Pittsburgh
Carl Mitchell website: http://www.cawlrescue or was also an avid Washington Redskins Penguins. He also loved hunting, Rid-
Waters, “Reds”, 74, Wounded Warrior Project, P.O. Box 758517 fan. ing and showing his Harley’s and his
of Huntingtown, Topeka KS 66675; website: http:// Pat is survived by her children Regina Ford F-150 but most of all he lived his
MD passed away at woundedwarriorproject Osburn of Frederick, Richard Osburn children, grandchildren, dogs, family
his home on May and wife Karla of St. Leonard, Kevin and friends. He is proceeded in death
27, 2018 He was
born on January Patricia Ann Osburn and wife Traci of Chesapeake by his father: Nelson R Davis and his
Beach, Kristina Dillon and husband mother Renate Herzog Davis. He is sur-
19, 1944 in Wash- “Pat” Osburn Joseph of North Beach, and Kimberley vived by his children: Amanda (Marty)
ington DC to the Osburn and husband Andy of North Benjamin, Ronnie (Emily) Davis Jr,
late Ira and Ruby Patricia Ann “Pat” Beach; grandchildren Korrinna, Kyle, and Carly (Tim) Morgan. His Step-
Waters. He was known as “Reds” by Osburn, 69, of Chesa- Alyssa and Alex Osburn and Ashley mother: Helen Davis, his grandchildren:
his friends and co-workers at the Con- peake Beach passed and Matthew Greulich; siblings Chris- Kaydin, Camryn and Xavier Benja-
struction Union Local 132 and af- away May 26, 2018 tine Woolard and Barbara Llewelyn, min, Lilly, Sofia and Aubrey Davis and
fectionately as “Poppy” by his fam- while performing her both of College Park, Diane Pluebell of Athena Morgan. His two sisters: Chris-
ily and grandchildren who thought of duties as an Emer- Chesapeake Beach, William Griffin and tol (David) Payne, Mary Ann (Eric)
him as a great father and Grandfather. gency Medical Tech- Thomas Griffin, both of Crofton, and Smith and one brother Herb (Maria)
Besides his parents, he is preced- nician. She was born Mark Griffin of Conway, SC, as well as Davis. Several nieces and one nephew.
ed in death by his wife, Ellen Lou- September 28, 1948 10 nieces and nephews. Pat was preced- Funeral arrangements were made by
ise “Peachie” Waters a son Ran- in Salisbury, MD to ed in death by her parents and siblings Rausch Funeral Home, 4405 Broomes
dy Buckler, and his brothers John, Franklin Martin and Teresa Maureen Teresa and Franklin Griffin. Island Road, Port Republic, MD. Inter-
Leonard, Donald, and Gene Waters. (Morrison) Griffin. Pat was raised in Mass of Christian Burial will ment was private.
Carl is survived by his children, Chari Washington, D.C. and graduated from be Thursday, May 31 at 11 a.m.
Anne Waters, Clifford Waters, Terry St. Francis Xavier High School. She was
Fannon, and Allen Fannon. Grandfa- employed as a professional bartender in
at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Robin Elizabeth Overby
8816 Chesapeake Avenue, North Beach
ther of Kayla and Ty Fannon, Joshua D.C. and lived in Greenbelt and Bowie MD 20714. Robin Elizabeth Overby, 53, of Lusby,
Bloom, Nicole Dalrymple, Shelby and before moving to Chesapeake Beach in Burial will be at Cedar Hill Cemetery, MD passed away on May 20, 2018 at her
Emma Abb, and siblings Cathy Parks, 1984. Pat was a homemaker while rais- 4111 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suitland MD residence.
Mike, Phil, Bobby, and Kenny Waters. ing her children and was later employed 20746. Born July 4, 1964 in Clovis, NM.
The family will receive friends at the at the Calvert County Detention Cen- Memorial contributions may be made Robin attended Oxon Hill High
Rausch Funeral Home, 4405 Broomes ter as a certified nursing assistant. Pat to North Beach V.F.D., 8536 Bayside Road School and moved to the area in 1986
Island Road, Port Republic, MD on joined the North Beach Volunteer Fire Chesapeake Beach MD 20732 from Temple Hills, MD. She was a word
Wednesday May 30, 2018 from 4:30 Department Oct. 31, 1999 and served 18 or Dunkirk Volunteer Fire De- processor in the communications field.
-8 PM where services will be held on years with the department. She received partment, 3170 W. Ward Road Robin enjoyed crocheting, fishing, gar-
Thursday May 31, at 11 AM. Interment her Emergency Medical Technician cer- Dunkirk MD 20754’ website: http:// dening and canning. She enjoyed the
will follow in Chesapeake Highlands tification in 2000 and held the positions www.northbeachfire. outdoors, especially the beach.
Memorial Gardens. Memorial contribu- of rescue sergeant, rescue lieutenant and
tions may be made to either CAWL or Robin is survived by her father, Wil-
rescue captain. While remaining active
Wounded Warriors. operationally, she also served on various Ronnie Rex Davis Sr. liam C. Schuermann of Issue, MD; her
former husband and friend, Frank Over-
Funeral services will be Thurs- committees and contributed selflessly AKA “Pop Pop” by of Lusby, MD; her children, Frank
day, May 31 at 11 a.m. at Rausch to fundraising, banquets, membership
Funeral Home - Port Republic Ronnie Rex Davis Sr Wesley Overby of Lusby, MD, Amy
drives and many other vital areas of our
4405 Broomes Island Road, Port Repub- AKA “Pop Pop” 54 of Lynn Donley of Great Mills, MD, and
volunteer corporation. Her dedication to
lic MD 20676. Prince Frederick, MD William Michael Overby of Lusby, MD;
the department earned her many awards
Burial will be in Chesa- was called home on and five grandchildren.
including Squadsman of the Year, Top
peake Highlands Memorial Gar- Monday May 21, 2018. All services will be private.
EMS Runner for several years as well as
dens , 3270 Broomes Island Road He was born April 4, Arrangements by Rausch Funeral
numerous recognitions for saving lives.
Port Republic MD 20676. 1964 in Landstuhl, Home, Lusby, MD.
Pat was also a member of St. Anthony’s
Memorial contributions may be Catholic Church. In her leisure time Pat Germany to Nelson R.
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dialect age 36. Alternative credit
19. “American History X” 64. Minimum investment firm
actor 65. Rulers of Tunis 37. Ho-__
24. Millihenry 38. Gold
25. Town in Sonora, Mexico CLUES DOWN 40. Will not (obsolete)
26. Netherlands river 1. About Andes 41. Supposes without proof
27. Insect associated with 2. ESPN hostess 42. Rapper __ Hammer
honey 3. Cerumen 44. Split lentils
28. Adjacent 4. Perceived 45. Carried out
29. Change shape 5. A right related to property systematically
30. Pattern in Indian music 6. Blessed with 46. Condition
31. Genus of finches 7. Mendelevium 47. Without restraint
33. Australian clover fern 8. Of I 48. Produces reproductive
34. Caused to curve 9. Viscous liquid cells
38. Ability to make good 10. Suffix 50. One of Washington
decisions 13. Bromine state’s Tri-Cities
39. King of Thebes 14. Beverage 51. Spielberg film
40. Belgian city 15. Level in an organization 52. Elliptic function
43. Basic unit 20. Star Trek character Laren 54. Pearl Jam song “Hail __”
44. Phonograph recording 21. Bad grades 55. People in a film
45. Flew off! 22. Mars crater 57. Lethal dose
49. Moved quickly 23. Small amount 61. Root beer maker
50. Chums 27. Froth on fermenting 62. Tellurium
51. Stick fast to liquor
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