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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1958

Page

17

It Is Sound Business To Help Handicapped

Miss M L Champney director of the Easter Seal Center spoke at the Frederick section meeting of the National Council of Jewish Women at Beth Sholom Synagogue. She argued rehabilitation benefits firms financially by restoring workers, outlined therapy roles and noted 400000 per year become permanently crippled. The talk covered speech and occupational therapy and government and volunteer support, with local notes on staff, library gifts, fundraisers, and officer nominations.

M. L Champ Frederick National Council of Jewish Women Beth Sholom Synngrogue Champney Fraternal Civic Goodwill Industries Easter Seal Center Miss Champney Nebraska University of Charles Glick Ellis Tonik Eugene Goldschimidt Abraham Sclar Frank Hardy Maurice Guss Lawrence Ware Num.na.ag Ira Weinstein Reuben Solar Nathan’ Jacobson Milton Gordon Irsch Ware C. Burr Artz Katie Jacobsen Dave Gordon Guss Tonik School Board Republican National Committee Chertoff C. Burr, Artz Acme North Market Street Glick Frederick ‘Hotel Howard Davidson Louis Greenberg

Ladies' Night Program Highlights Optimist Event

The Frederick Optimist club hosted a 3 Ladies Night in the Blue and Grey room at Francis Scott Key. Ronald Smith, a 5-year-old Walkersville student, delivered the oration A Salute To Our Generation and earned 272 of 300 points from judges Miss Pearl A Bader Capt Charles W Magata and William Bouck.

Frederick Young Smith Optimist Homer Brooks Melvin Snider Bors Frederick Breakfast Club Nichlas C. Mueller Rolling Road Optimist International Achievement and Awards Committee John Robson C. Lease Bussard Bussard Frederick Optimist Opti- Mrs Braddock Club Zone FL Church League

Cancer Control Days Set By Society Sunday and Sabbath

Cancer Control dates are set as Sunday April 13 and Sabbath April 12. Ministers of all faiths are asked to prepare materials for these days and join the humanitarian crusade aided by spiritual support from Emil K. Meacham of the American Cancer Society. Local dairy workers John L. Engie and E Melvin Speaks received Elzin Watches for 20 years with no accidents. Over 65,000 POWs and civilian deportees have been repatriated in six years.

Emil K. Meacham Baltimore General Office New York Life Insurance Company American Cancer Society Baltimore John L. Engie Madison Street E. Melvin Jefferson Street Chestnut Farms Dairy Elzin Dairy Safes M. W. Davison Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase Dairy Washington Walt Baltimore Suns Kernan'’s Childrens Hospital

Sprigg Organ Recital At Hood College Monday Evening

William Sprigg, Hood College organist and music professor, will present an 8:30 p.m. recital in Coffman Chapel sponsored by the College and Monday Musicgles. He will perform works by Bustehude, Arne, Vivaldi, Bach, Franck, and Hindemith on the Coblenz Memorial Organ, an instrument featured in his recent hi fidelity recording. Sprigg, noted for national recognition as a composer, studied at Eastman and Westminster, and has been connected with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.

Wiliam Spiies Hood College Coffman Chapel Sprigg Evangelical Lutheran Church Coblenz Memorial Bustehude Arne Vivaldi Bach Franck Hindemith Catherine Crozier Harold Gleasor Virgil Fox The American Guild of Organists

Polio victim recalls home life and cures in Baltimore

Mrs. Walter Dud row, once Patricia Drenning of Walkersville, describes life after polio and new braces. She credits the National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis for support and explains therapy changes that let her stand and self-serve. Her husband Walt and daughter Pam share daily adjustments and inventive home aids.

Walter Dudrow Walkersville Pam Dudrow Baltimore Cedteor Patricia Drenning Baltimore Sun National Foundation of Ner Nusvand

Gardening club gala to host Dr Bloom guest speaker

Dr Betty Bradford Bloom, Washington Post and Times Herald garden writer and consultant, will speak at the Tuesday dinner of the Business and Professional Women's club. The event will feature leaders from Green-walled Garden and Rose Hill Garden clubs with Miss Hazel McCunner in charge and local garden clubs in attendance. The gathering also marks Founders Day and includes plan to visit notable city sites next Tuesday. May 7 installation planned at Mrs Holland home on Pinewood Drive.

Rose Hill Katherine Sherrill Hazel McCunner Ogcam Francis Sea Key Hotel Bloom Columbia University Eland Wisley Reading Washington Post Times Herald Dorothy Morgan Ways and Means North Market Street June Steffler International Kansas City Annapolis W. W. Ross Peter Pan Alpha Tau Mount Airy Thomas E. Holland Pinewood Drive An. Re Wuts Jassie Alpha Theta Beta Ne Phi Washington’ Post and Times Herald WTOP Washington Business and Professional Women’s Club Garden Club of Frederick Taskers Chance Garden Club

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