Baltimore Symphony brings Lerner Loewe Pops to Thomas Johnson High
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra returns to Frederick May 2 for a grand Pops program at Thomas Johnson High School Auditorium at 8 pm. A 90 piece ensemble with 135 voice chorus performs Lerner Loewe tunes from Camelot My Fair Lady Brigadoon and Paint Your Wagon with four New York soloists Josepha Gaver Sheryl Overholt Allen Crowell and Tom Parker. Conducted by Maestro Sergio Comissiona the program promises Broadway favorites and classic songs in a high profile city-style concert sponsored by the Rotary Club of Frederick.
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Rotary Club concert benefits Frederick County students
Yellow Springs Lions Spicer Bell spoke to the Yellow Springs Lions Club detailing 60 programs in 22 areas for Frederick County students. Rotarians and local officials attended, with fund-raising tickets sold at multiple shops and venues. Proceeds support the club scholarship fund aiding about a dozen Frederick County students annually.
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Byron invites applicants for U S service academies
U S Rep Beverly Byron announces opening for nominations to the Air Force Navy Merchant Marine and Military academies for 1984. Eligibility includes citizenship residency in Maryland 17 to 21 years old and single no children. Applicants should contact Byron offices and also apply to Maryland senators before December 1.
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