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Katrina Myers Fore, the daughter of Jerry and Mary Jo Myers of Blackstone VA was married to D. Kevin Eisenhauer, the son of Doris Jacqueline McBeth and the late James Ward Eisenhauer on October 29th. The sunset wedding was held at the Inn at Corolla Light in Currituck NC. The couple resides in Disputanta VA and will be taking a M-bM-^@M-Busmooth jazzM-bM-^@M-Au honeymoon cruise in the eastern Caribbean in January.

It takes little effort to find severe problems with the character of Richard Wagner, the man who was born two centuries ago and, as he was the first to acknowledge, became one of history's greatest composers. It's much harder to dismiss his music, which is receiving extra attention around the world during this bicentennial year. Locally, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is taking a close look at Wagner over the next few months. The focus starts this week with a program featuring, in concert form, Act 1 from "Die Walkure," the second of four operas that comprise "The Ring of the Nibelung," the epic filled with heroic and villainous mortals, giants, troubled gods, Valkyries on horseback, horned helmets, a mighty sword and, of course, a magical ring.

On December 19, 2004, LYNDA JEAN, beloved mother of Angela Sutton; devoted sister of Ronald Gullion, John Fore, Diane Cullotta and the late Gerald Lewis; loving fiancee of Jim Scalio. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Schimunek Funeral Home Inc, 9705 Belair Rd (Perry Hall) on Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M., where Services will be held on Wednesday at 10 A.M. Entombment in Parkwood Cemetery.

As mandated by law, all dads are required to fall into one of four categories for Father's Day: those who like power tools; those who like big, fancy grills that could cook up a moose; those who like fancy electronic gadgets; and those who golf. If the dad in your house is a golfer, one of those curious individuals who enjoys the emotional flagellation that comes with this most difficult sport, why not treat the big guy to 18 holes this weekend? If you decide to, here's a purely subjective look at some public courses in the Baltimore area that Dad might enjoy - or that might send him over the edge if he's really hacking it up: BEST FOR DAD'S EGO Longview Golf Course 1 Cardigan Road, Timonium 410-887-7795 baltimoregolfing.

Elizabeth G. Fore, a registered nurse and certified addictions counselor, died of cancer Nov. 29 at Brightwood Center in Lutherville. The Annapolis resident was 66. Born Elizabeth Grimes in Baltimore and raised in Roland Park, she was a 1955 graduate of Bryn Mawr School. Mrs. Fore began her career as an emergency room nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital after her 1960 graduation from its old nursing school. The next year, she married Dr. William Whately Fore and moved to Greenville, N.C., where she continued working as an emergency room nurse.

Usually, the last thing a singer wants to do after finishing a show is give interviews. But Billy Bragg, despite having finished two shows in Northampton, Mass., this April evening, is more than happy to get on the phone and gab.What makes him so eager? Perhaps it's because Bragg, after weeks of being cooped up in a London recording studio working on his next album, just got back from a camping trip in Arizona."It was really good," he says of the vacation. "Otherwise, I would have gone straight out of the studio and onto the road.

Back -- way back -- in the day, big movie palaces had orchestras on hand to provide live music for silent films, creating a kind of opera without words. Once talkies came in, of course, everything changed. You can still come across the occasional opportunity to relive the wonderful aural experience of a silent movie with live orchestral accompaniment. Lately, it has also been possible to encounter such accompaniment with old sound movies. A particular popular example of the latter is The Wizard of Oz, which blew into Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Saturday night and drew a large, age-diverse crowd.

A Baltimore narcotics detective is part-owner of a South Baltimore bar -- an arrangement police officials are investigating as a possible conflict of interest.City records show that the detective, Thomas B. Fore, purchased a 25 percent interest in the Ropewalk Inc. in November. That corporation's sole business is the Ropewalk Pub at 1209 S. Charles St.Fore had a small role in a recent drug investigation in South Baltimore that officials termed "major," though the area under investigation included the Ropewalk and the targets of the investigation included Ropewalk patrons, Baltimore police Lt. Thomas Grimes and Detective Sgt. Jim Cappuccino said.

A city police officer's attempt to halt an investigation into his activities has provided a glimpse into a two-year corruption and gambling probe that court documents say was centered at a South Baltimore bar.The investigation at Ropewalk Tavern at 1209 S. Charles St. led detectives to a convicted murderer, who allegedly accepted bets on football games and kept a .38-caliber handgun at the bar, according to a sealed Police Department search warrant application,...

The numbers .204 Gary Matthews' batting average be fore getting claimed on waivers. .387 Jerry Hairston's on-base percentage be fore going on the DL. .239 Larry Bigbie's bat ting average before going on the DL. 16 Doubles by Luis Matos at Triple-A Ottawa before his promotion. 56 Hits in 44 games by Brian Roberts at Ottawa before his promotion.

Back -- way back -- in the day, big movie palaces had orchestras on hand to provide live music for silent films, creating a kind of opera without words. Once talkies came in, of course, everything changed. You can still come across the occasional opportunity to relive the wonderful aural experience of a silent movie with live orchestral accompaniment. Lately, it has also been possible to encounter such accompaniment with old sound movies. A particular popular example of the latter is The Wizard of Oz, which blew into Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Saturday night and drew a large, age-diverse crowd.

Situated on the sunny South Carolina coast, Myrtle Beach continues to make its name as a golf destination with more than 100 golf courses scattered across the Grand Strand. The area features some of the most challenging, beautiful and famous golf courses in the world. But Myrtle Beach, which lures more than 14 million visitors a year, is increasingly establishing itself as a family destination with its abundant beaches, gleaming new resort complexes and amusement parks. Despite last year's closing of the Pavilion Amusement Park - a tourist favorite for 58 years - other fun family adventures are on tap, including miniature golf, arcade games and NASCAR-like racing.

Katrina Myers Fore, the daughter of Jerry and Mary Jo Myers of Blackstone VA was married to D. Kevin Eisenhauer, the son of Doris Jacqueline McBeth and the late James Ward Eisenhauer on October 29th. The sunset wedding was held at the Inn at Corolla Light in Currituck NC. The couple resides in Disputanta VA and will be taking a M-bM-^@M-Busmooth jazzM-bM-^@M-Au honeymoon cruise in the eastern Caribbean in January.

Harry M. Dunbar's campaign to be Howard County executive seems like a classic novice's effort. The maverick Democrat has little money for advertising and has been shunned by mainstream party members, who are backing County Councilman Ken Ulman in the Sept. 12 primary. The 62-year-old federal retiree and real estate agent has based his campaign on dissatisfaction with the pace of development, making flamboyant, often inaccurate charges about the most sensitive political issue in the county this year.

On March 14, 2006 SHIRLEY LOUDABRASKY (nee Pailer). Beloved wife of Gilbert Dabrasky; loving mother of Winkey Dabrasky, Terry Brashear, Timmy Dabrasky, Brian Dabrasky, Vickey Kline, Cheryl Dabrasky, Tina Dabrasky and the late Terry Dabrasky; cherished mother-in-law of Eric Jones, Sr. Robert Kline and Peggy Fore; dear sister of the late Robert Pailer and Charles Pailer, Jr.; devoted grandmother of Tabatha and Ashley Dabrasky, Eric Jones, Jr., Samantha Dabrasky,...

On December 19, 2004, LYNDA JEAN, beloved mother of Angela Sutton; devoted sister of Ronald Gullion, John Fore, Diane Cullotta and the late Gerald Lewis; loving fiancee of Jim Scalio. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Schimunek Funeral Home Inc, 9705 Belair Rd (Perry Hall) on Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M., where Services will be held on Wednesday at 10 A.M. Entombment in Parkwood Cemetery.

On March 14, 2006 SHIRLEY LOUDABRASKY (nee Pailer). Beloved wife of Gilbert Dabrasky; loving mother of Winkey Dabrasky, Terry Brashear, Timmy Dabrasky, Brian Dabrasky, Vickey Kline, Cheryl Dabrasky, Tina Dabrasky and the late Terry Dabrasky; cherished mother-in-law of Eric Jones, Sr. Robert Kline and Peggy Fore; dear sister of the late Robert Pailer and Charles Pailer, Jr.; devoted grandmother of Tabatha and Ashley Dabrasky, Eric Jones, Jr., Samantha Dabrasky,...

The owners of Rosecroft Raceway in Prince George's County have agreed to sell the harness racing track to a group controlled by the family of Peter G. Angelos, putting the influence of the politically connected Baltimore trial lawyer behind what is sure to be another push next year for slots at Maryland tracks. The deal, which the two sides agreed to late yesterday afternoon in a signed agreement made final by fax, must still be approved by the Maryland Racing Commission - which must decide whether to issue a license to the new owner to operate the track.

Ivan Lendl spent so much time on the golf course toward the end of his Hall of Fame tennis career that some wondered which sport he enjoyed more. Lendl's love for his new game was passed on - eventually - to the oldest of his five daughters. At 14, Marika Lendl has the same lanky build as her famed father and an even better handicap. Eventually, she hopes to make as big a name for herself on the course as her father, an eight-time Grand Slam event titlist who won 94 tournaments worldwide, did on the courts.