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MARLBOROUGH DAY

CELEBRATING 34 YEARS MARLBOROUGH DAY —MAY 8, 2010 There is a Parade in Town MARLBOROUGH DAY GRAND MARSHALL Every year, people will stand on shall—the Boy Scouts of THE BOYS AND GIRLS SCOUTS both sides of Main Street, Up- America, the location of per Marlboro, Maryland and vendors, and the entertain- cheer and clap as the clowns, ment schedule. parade, entertainers, and fairies So what are you waiting walk down Main Street. Join for? Grab a friend, your the residents of Upper Marlbor- family & neighbors and ough, MD as they celebrate the enjoy the Marlborough Day accomplishments and successes Festival! of the businesses and residents of Upper Marlborough area. Don’t forget MOM! One We will again transform our of the vendors might have town into an all day street festi- the perfect Mother’s Day val. Main Street and the sur- gift for you to buy for your rounding area will be decorated mother. Tomorrow is and the streets will be filled Mother’s Day! with people laughing, singing, If you enjoy today’s festi- and dancing. val, come back again next What better time to enjoy your year and bring your town, with lots of great enter- neighbors and friends. tainment, tasty food and won- derful arts and crafts. Starting at 10:00 A.M. the will lead the parade on Main Street . Over 40 groups May 9, 2010 will join the Boy Scouts in the parade. Read the Marlborough Please Support Our Day Program to find out more Sponsors Listed on Boy Scouts of America Centennial: about this year’s Grand Mar- Page 10 2/8/1910—2/8/2010 Special points of interest: Parade Participants 5 • Parade: 10am • Festival Time: 10am until 5pm Food Vendors 15 • Free Parking & Shuttle Bus Marlborough Day Map 8 available from the Equestrian Center parking lot. Schedule of Events 9 • Handicapped parking available Entertainers 9 across from the 7-11 • For more information about this Arts & Crafts 10 event call 301-952-9575 About Marlborough Day 7 Grand Marshall 1 & 3

www.marlboroughday.org/

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Jack B. Johnson County Executive

Upper MarlboroughScouting in Courthouse Upper Marlboro and the Surrounding Areas

Page 3 Prince George’s District Boy Scouts of America On February 8, 2010 the Boy Scouts of America celebrated their Centennial. The Congress chartered this fine organization on February 8, 1910. The Marlborough Day shirt this year for the Marlborough Day Parade has the Boy National Memorial, which is located near in Washington, D.C. The movement was started by a retired British General Lord Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden Powell (BP) based on a book he had written and published in 1908, “.” BP had based his book on his military experience (mainly in Africa) and he published a number of other books prior to writing “Scouting for boys” in England. These books had become best sellers in England and particularly with young boys. BP then began to experiment with the idea of scouting by forming a training session (experiment) and the movement began.

Scouting came to the United States of America via William D. Boyce in 1909. Boyce was lost in a pea soup thick London Fog when a young man offered to assist him in finding his way. Boyce offered to pay the young man for his service. The young man explained that he was a “Scout” and could not take payment for a “good turn done daily”. Boyce later met with BP and brought the movement to the United States. A statue was later erected in , in London, England to commend the “.”

The day Prince Georges District covers the entire County. There are, as of today, 52 Packs, 51 Boy Scout Troops, 3 Boy Scout Teams, 9 Crews, and 1 Ship in the Prince Georges District. Ex- cept for three Professional Scouters all of the Scouts and Scouters in the District are volunteers.

There are numerous Centennial events occurring in this area and across the Nation to celebrate the event. Please check out the National website ( www.scouting.org ) and the National Capital Area Council website ( www.scouting- ncac.org ) for further information.

Girl Scouts Girl Scouts are 98 years old this year. It sought to promote the social welfare of young women and was formed as a counterpart to the Boy Scouts of America (BSA). It was founded by Juliette Gordon Low in 1912 and is based on the Scouting principles developed by Robert Baden-Powell. GSUSA uses the to build self-esteem and to teach values such as honesty, fairness, courage, compassion, character, sisterhood, confidence, and citizenship through activities including camping, community service, learning first aid, and earning numerous badges by acquiring other practical skills. Girl Scouts' achievements are recognized through rank advancement and by various special awards. The Gold Award is the highest honor earned.

We are service unit 21-2 serving the southern corner of Prince George's County North: Route 4 South up 301 East: over to Frank Tippet up 301 South: over to 382 to the river West: 381 to Eagle Harbor

There are a total of 10 service units serving Southern Prince George's County. Our regional office is located on Rt. 301 in Waldorf. If you live in the greater Washington, DC metropolitan area, there is place for you in one of the 4,000 troops of the Girl Scout Council of the Nation's Capital (GSCNC). Visit our website at GSCNC.org

Girl Scout-Levels Girls can join Girl Scouts at different grade-levels: Girl Scout Daisy, grades K-1 Girl Scout Brownie, grades 2-3 Girl Scout Junior, grades 4-5 Girl Scout Cadet, grades 6-8 Girl Scout Senior, grades 9-10 Girl Scout Ambassador, grades 11-12

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Boy Scout Memorial

The bronze statue picture on page 1 of this program consists of three figures. The Boy Scout represents the aspirations of all , present, and future Scouts throughout the world. The male figure exemplifies physical, mental, and moral fitness, love of country, good citizenship, loyalty, honor, and courage. He carries a helmet, a symbol of masculine attire. The female figure sym- bolizes enlightenment with the love of God and fellow man, justice, freedom, and democracy. She holds the eternal flame of God's Holy Spirit

The memorial to the Boy Scouts of America stands on the site of the first Boy Scout in 1937. It is one of the few me- morials in Washington, D.C. commemorating a living cause. The funds to build this memorial were raised by Scout units throughout the United States, and each donor signed one of several scrolls that were placed in the pedestal of the statue. The memorial was unveiled in a ceremony on November 7, 1964. The statue was accepted for the country by Associate Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark, who noted that the day marked his fiftieth anniversary as an Eagle Scout.

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Biographies

Bill Milligan —Bill Milligan’s involvement in the Marlborough Day Festival began in the mid-1990s. Before assuming the role of this year’s Marlborough Day Festival Chairman, Bill served as the Festival Planning secretary and the Traffic and Safety Committee lead. He left the area to serve in the Navy during the Vietnam War. He returned to the area and worked until he retired. Now that Bill has retired, he devotes more of his time to various public safety organizations in the Prince George’s County area. You might spot Bill volunteering his services in the Prince George’s Sheriff’s Office, the Prince George’s County Police Office or the Maryland State Police Office. In addition to volunteering in various public safety organizations, Bill is ac- tive in the American Legions and he serves on the Prince George’s County Citizen Corps Council. Bill can be found HAMming with other Amateur Radio Emergency Services volunteers supporting the Prince George’s County Office of Emer- gency Management.

Ayla West opens the Marlborough Day Festival with the Nation Anthem. Ayla West is one of the definitive female soul singers of the new era. She began her publicly at the tender age of six in her grandmother’s church choir. Ayla expanded her singing to include R&B, the innovation of jazz, and the precision of pop. After she hit her artistic and commercial stride in 2001, she moved toward the pop mainstream. The “Voice of An Angel” has been heard in Hong Kong, China, and Jakarta. Ayla’s versatility and angelic voice has opened for artists such as the Chi-Lites, Martha Reeves, Naomi Campbell, Taylor Dane, Vicki Winnans, and Twinkie Clarke, and De La Soul. She has performed along with Michael Manson, Tom Brown and many others, at one of the President Obama’s Pre-Inauguration ceremonies. Ayla made her first national televised appearance on Showtime at the Apollo . The Voice of an Angel is a multi-faceted upcoming star and is notable for her vocal range, versatility and stage presence. She is currently working on her R&B debut album, “The 5th Element,” that will be released in 2011. Venues: Lin- coln Theater, Verizon Center, MCI Center, Constitution Hall, Kodak Theater, and Showplace Arena

MARLBOROUGH DAY PLANNING The annual Marlborough Day Festival is held each year on the Saturday before Mother’s Day. The festival is a non-profit event held in celebration of our town, community, its people, its rich diversity, and its history. Upper Marlboro residents work with various Prince George’s County groups and sponsors to plan, develop, and coordinate Marlborough Day festivities. Members from the following Prince George’s County groups provide support to the Marlborough Day Committee: Prince George’s County Police and Sheriffs’ Department, the Town of Upper Marlboro Commissioners, and the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission. Consider adding your name to the list of volunteers that will plan next year’s 35th Marlborough Day Celebration. If you want to join a great group of volunteers, call 301-952-9575 for additional information.

May 8. 2010 Parade Participants

Page 5 Page 5 1. Prince George’s Sheriff Inaugural Ceremony Escort Motorcycles 2. Prince George’s Sheriff Color Guard 3. Prince George’s K-9 Unit 4. Upper Marlboro Volunteer Fire Department 5. Grand Marshal: Boy Scouts of America (Celebrating 100 Years) 6. Girl Scouts, Jr. Girl Scouts, and 7. Maryland Park Police Mounted Unit 8. Clerk of the Circuit Court Peggy Magee 9. Register of Wills Cereta A. Lee 10. Friends of Leslie E. Johnson (County Council, District 6) 11. Prince George’s Sheriff Office—Sheriff Michael Jackson 12. Town of Upper Marlboro Board of Commissioners 13. Town of Upper Marlboro Police Department—Chief Michael T. Gonnella 14. Dr. Henry A. Wise High School Marching Puma Band 15. Prince George’s Community Federal Credit Union 16. Artistic Dance Academy 17. St. Mary of the Assumption, of Upper Marlboro, MD 18. Encore Baton and Dance Studio 19. Ernest Everett Just Middle School Eagle Pom Squad 20. Prince George’s County Amateur Radio Operators (HAMS) 21. Prince George’s Forest #139 Cedarettes Clowns 22. Marching Martial Arts School 23. Knights of St. John, District 1 of Maryland Drill Team 24. Piscataway Conoy Tribe 25. Sons of Confederate Veterans, MD. Line C.S.A. Camp 1741 26. Brandywine Blue Wave Swim Team 27. Maryland Faerie Festival 28. Cornerstone Peaceful Bible Baptist Church Dancers 29. Miss Junior Pre-Teen —Queen Griffin (2009-2010) 30. Miss Maryland Pre-Teen —Emily Chambers 31. Miss Maryland Junior Teen —Lauren Jones 32. Committee to Elect Natasha Sham one—Gilmore-District 7, Council Member 33. Friends of Danny Hall for Sheriff 34. Annapolitan Corvette Club (Joe Belt III) 35. Dutch Village Farmers Market Horse and Buggy 36. RON—K

Our Loyal Sponsors & Contributors

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• Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES) • Pepco • BSA – Prince George’s District • Prince George’s County Department of Public • Citizens Police Academy Alumni Associa- Works & Transportation tion • Prince George's County Government • Community Emergency Response Team • Prince George’s County Office of Central Services (CERT) of Clinton • Prince George's County Police Department • Dunkin Donuts • Prince George’s Federal Savings Bank • Folcomer Equipment Corporation • Show Place Arena • Gates Bail Bonds • Tommy’s Auto Clinic • M&T Bank • Town of Upper Marlboro • Marlboro Area Recreation Council, Inc. • United Rentals • Marlboro Volunteer Fire Department • Upper Marlboro Library • Maryland National Capital Park and Plan- • Geraldine Young ning Commission (M-NCPPC) • Gary Buck • Maryland State Highway Administration • Joseph Vallario • Metro Golf Carts • Office of the Sheriff

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ABN Food Craft Tasty Soft Ice Cream Serving Soft Ice Cream Cones, AJ’s Hawaiian Iceez Serving Hawaiian-Shave Ice and Water Sundaes, Shakes, and Floats

Click in Charge Wilson’s Funnel Cakes& Lemonade Serving Funnel Cakes, Lemonade, Brewed Tea, Bottled Water, Coffee, and Pudding. Festival Concessions Serving Boardwalk Fries and Lemonade Texas Ribs The Food Station Serving Philly Cheese steak, Hot Dogs, Burgers, German Sausage, Italian Sausage, Fresh Cut Fries & Chips, Roasted Nuts, Fresh-Squeezed Lemonade, Sodas, Iced Tea, and Water

Funnel Fare

Sherrie’s Crab Cake Serving Crab Cake Sandwiches, Lemonade, and Iced Tea

ABOUT MARLBOROUGH DAY Marlborough Day is the annual Festival held in the historic town of Upper Marlboro, MD. This is the event where you just have to ask yourself “Where else can you find so much fun with so much to do and still be so close to home?” The festival is a non-profit event held in celebration of our town, community, its people, our rich diversity and our rich history. It’s a time to enjoy some good old fashion fun with your family, friends and neighbors. This is your festival! Spring is in full bloom and its time to enjoy this wonderful town and all it has to offer. This year will be our 32nd consecutive year. Why not plan to be part of next year’s festival by volunteering to help plan this event. Events of this type can only continue through both community support and the active participation of commu- nity volunteers. We look forward to adding your name to the list of volunteers. This is an opportunity for your child to earn volunteerism hours for his or her participation in Marlborough Day.

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Show Kiddie Main @ Ledo’s Food Court Stage Dance Stage Viewing Stand Times Korner Ms. Ayla West Parade Through the Town! National Anthem

Kuk Sool Won Magician The Fiddlers Dimitri Mike Rose Nassar Dance Conservatory Scott McGinn Chuck Bollinger Jazz Dance Conservatory Ms. Junior Princess Magician Rock Trio America the Beautiful Chuck Bollinger Encore Dance

Mike Rose Magician Ron K DJ Blake Encore Dance DJ Blake Bows the Clown Ron K Artistic Dance

Bows the Clown South-Bound Band Ayla West Artistic Dance Bows the Clown Ayla West Sound-Bound Band Kazoku Bows the Clown Ayla West South-Bound Band Martial Arts South-Bound Band Ayla West

Kuk Sool Won of Dunkirk Ayla West http://www.kuksoolwonwdc.com/ Www.myspace.com/aylawest Mike Rose—Magician Bows the Clown http://www.mikerosemagic.com/ http://www.bowstheclown.com Southbound Band Chuck Bollinger / CHB Entertainment http://www.hypnoaid.com/ Ron K

Clearwater Nature Center 11000 Thrift Road Clinton, MD 20735

County Dance Conservatory http://www.countydanceconservatory.com/

Dimitri Nassar Trio http://www.dnassarjazz.com

Encore Baton & Dance Studio http://www.encorebaton-dance.com/

The Fiddlers / Scott McGinn http://facedancer.net/

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Alicia McLean - Doris Grose - Jewelry and etc. Mary Catherine Larkin ( Board of Child Handmade beaded and charm jewelry Care) - Non-profit Methodist Church af- filiated foster care program Alison Tracy - Doris Williams - Betty Boop bags & Melodie Chrisitan - Avon Products, Gift Traci Lynn Fashion Jewelry regular bags, hand-crafted jewelry & baskets perfume (fragrance sets). clothes. Andrea Burch - Dung Le ( C.F. Brandt Jewelers) - Jew- Michelle Freeman - Jewelry, Sarong Traci Lynn Fashion Jewelry elry displays tops, T-Shirts Andria Mullin - Ethel Eldridge - Handcrafted Afro-centric Michelle Williams - Sand art- children Silk flower arrangements , NFL Football accessories, bath body products, scarf walk around the table to put sand in the trees 24" , wreaths one-of-a-kind designs sets, coin purses, & checkbook covers bottle to make rainbow in the bottle. Anita Brown - Friends of the Upper Marlboro Library Minnie Allen - Couture Bags Silpada designs jewelry (sterling jewelry) ( Joe Valenza) - Used books, CDs, & DVDs for sale to raise money for the li- brary Barbara Lancaster - Geri White - Art painted on clothing- Patti Jones - Woodmoore silk floral de- Sales of Children's Toys & Novelties Sand shoes, dresses, jackets, purses and t- sign art Inflatable's Etc. shirts. Beverly Thomas - Gwendolyn Freed (Bethel UM Church) Prince George's County Federation of Perfumes, bags umbrellas, Jewelry and - Community activity brochures that en- Park and Rec. Council – bedding plants souvenir. courage church attendance and children participation. Brenda Brown-Paul - Harrison W. Grayson - Veterans of For- Prince George's County Sheriff Office Avon eign Wars of the United States (Lina Stallings) - Display table with hand-outs & give-a-way. Brenda S. Ratliff - Custom design jewelry James Jimason - Author & Motivational R.W. Thomas & Audrey Thomas - Cro- Speaker w/ 7 published books cheted items, dolls blankets, ponchos shawls, bears. Brenda Watkins ( The Clerk of the Cir- Janice Allen - perfume, Body lotions , Regina Griffin - Tastefully Simple Prod- cuit Court) copy shower gels, powders, bubble-baths , ucts jewelry & make-up Caroline Brown - Baskets & Balloons blow Jennifer Bentson - Fleece sports & dog Rudy McCumber Seat Pleasant Lodge up toys, misc. pillows #218 Cereta Lee - Provide brochures & promo- Jermey & Linda Martin (Craft Dezins at Sandra Slifer - Tastefully Simple Prod- tional items to the public about Register of Home LLC.) - Handmade Jewelry ucts Wills Office & Services Cheryl Woodward - Christian Products Jessica Jorandby - Information Table/ Shakiva Whitehead - The Pampered (Bibles, Books, & CD, Tote Bags and etc.) Booth Chef "Quality Kitchen Tools"

Chyna Dorcean - Handmade Jewelry Joseph Mahalia - Energy efficient doors Shamese C. Forgone - 5 Linx products created by Chyna Dorean, a young entre- windows, siding and custom build prod- preneur jewelry designer. ucts. Cindy King (Dance Studio Inc.) - Table w/ Josephine Venson - African Art Sophia Jones (Sophisticated Designs mini-DVD TV showing dance videos of Jewelry) - Artisan of women jewelry and performances. ADA literature will be avail- make one of a kind. able to view or take. Daneen Banks (Prince George's Board Lee Tuper – Hand-embroider dresses, The Clerk of the Circuit Court - Child of Elections) - Voter registration and Early blouses, shirts from India, kids neck- support, passports, marriage/business Voting Outreach to Maryland residents. laces , earrings, rings, hair accessories license and land records and etc. Denise Higgins - Handmade doll w/ Linda Castillo - Toy birds that fly on a Tywanna Plummer - Shea butter & Lo- charms , totes and etc. stick and make a noise. marshmallow tion cream Black soap, Key Chain, Toys, shooters. Rings Jewelry & Shirt, Africa Dresses Dennis L. Saberon - Sterling Silver & Linda Lowe (Department of Environ- Union United Methodist Church - Infor- Fashion Jewelry mental Resources) - The Department of mation Table/ Booth Environmental Resources with PG County Desha Smith - Handbags, jewelry, neck- Linda Paxton - Handmade & costume Vanester Williams - Personally hand- tie, wallets and etc. jewelry crafted/ designed jewelry (necklaces, bracelets, earrings) Doncilla A. Eleady Cole - Fashion Jewelry Mario Jackson - Original art Corey Morgan - Face Painting

Dora Ward – Baskets & centerpiece ar- Marita Loney - Gift Baskets - Money Elizangela Ridgell - Cookie Lee Jew- rangements Roses -Flashing Light up Product Baby elry Diaper Cakes- Towel Cakes _NFL Lamp

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MARLBOROUGH DAY VOLUNTEERS The Marlborough Day Committee Page 12 Chairman: Bill Milligan Secretary: Joe Hourcle` Treasurer: Ron Perkins Committees: Announcer: Vanessa Phillips, Jerry Phillips Parade: Dottie Perkins, Susan Matthews, & (back-up) Rich Kline Arts & Crafts: Norman Ford, Diana Webb Police Liaison: Stg. W. Alexander Boy Scouts/Clean-Up/ Joe Brown, Rich Kline, & Chuck Program: Jerry & Vanessa Phillips Breakfast: Rentz Communications: Frank Fealy Program Ads: Cheryl Petro & Lee Greenberg County Executive Ola Hill Publicity: Robin Mazyck & Lee Greenberg Liaison: Entertainment: Felicia Reed Safety: Barry Schlossberg First Aid: MVFD Signs: Henry Becker Food Vendors: Jonathan Jones T-Shirts: Cheryl Petro Food for Volunteers: Henry Becker, Joe & Trina Town Liaison: Joe Hourcle` Brown w/Boy Scouts Golf Carts/Port-a- Norman Ford Traffic Control: Steve Windsor, Jr. & DPW&T Potties: Information Booth: Norman Ford Website: Joe Hourcle` Command Post/ARES: Ken Greenhouse

Special thanks to the Boy Scouts of America for helping with the 2010 Marlborough Day Festival clean-up.

Marlborough Day Committee PO Box 484 Upper Marlboro MD 20773

Phone: 301-952-9575 Email: [email protected] Website: Marlboroughday.org

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