MSA SC 4383-166-1
RESTRICTED: Do not circulate without the permission of the State Archivist, Registrar of Special Collections, or Curator of Artistic Property
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1972-1985/10/29
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Original
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Contact the Department of Special Collections for location.
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Description
1. Plaque presented to Wm Donald Schaefer by the G. Heilman Brewing Co "in appreciation for all your efforts involving the first annual International Festival, May 28, 29, 30, 1983."
2. Maryland High School Diploma presented to Wm Donald Schaefer by Lake Clifton Senior High School. December 19,1979
3. Glass framed plaque proclaiming Wm Donald Schaefer an "honorary member of the Friends of Druid Hill Park." April 6, 1982
4. Mounted letter to Wm Donald Schaefer, Mayor of the City of Baltimore from the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, Dearborn, Michigan. Presented "with pride and apprecciation...in recognition...for the cooperative relationship SME has enjoyed with Baltimore..." Signed by Wm J. Hilty, December, 1982
5. Plaque certifying that Wm Donald Schaefer "has successfully completed the Texas Instruments Computer Advantage Club Course, Computer Awareness for the Children of Baltimore." May 16, 1983
6. Plaque presented to Mayor Wm Donald Schaefer, Honorary Chairman, by Santa Claus Anonymous. November 19, 1982
7. Plaque proclaiming Wm Donald Schaefer "Grand Crabmaster of the Chesapeake Bay." 1972
8. Plaque presented to Wm Donald Schaefer "in appreciation of unique personal contributions to the United States Power Squadrons in the advancement of boating safety...through encouragement of boating education..." 1985
9. Plaque representing the John Jameson Civitas Award for 1980 presented to Wm Donald Schaefer "in recognition of his tireless efforts on behalf of the citizens of Baltimore." September 22, 1980
10. Plaque (decorative? plate/fixture missing) presented to Wm Donald Schaefer to "commemorate the opening of Jacqueline Cafe and Bistr, ect(sp?) at the Omni International Hotel, October 29, 1985
11. Plaque declaring Wm Donald Schaefer "Diplomat of the Decade" by the Consular Corps of Baltimore. Presented "in recognition of the ten years of public service...for the high level of diplomacy...throughout the city metropolitan area, the state, and the nation." October 20, 1985
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