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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1964

Page

8

Lions Club Travel Fair and Show Planned for April Nights

Lions Club outlines two travel fair and fashion show nights at West Frederick Junior High School auditorium on April 21 and 28 at 730 p.m. Funds support sight conservation. First night Orient Night features Japan National Tourist Association speaker, films on Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore, and a Pan American speaker. Second night Mediterranean Night features American Export Lines speaker and a Europe Mediterranean cruise film. Prizes include American Express World’s Fair coupons, two tour packages, flight bags, and a dress from Gilbert’s. Tickets via Norman W. Balm and committee members.

Lions Club West Frederick Ralph Bayer Japan National Tourist Association New York City N.Y Japan Hong Kong Singapore Pan American World Airlines Haber’s Frederick American Express John Strangefield American Export Lines Steamship Company Europe Mediterranean Gilbert's New York

Pre-reading techniques to boost reading speed and study gains

The column explains when to pre read for different texts, guides scanning titles and tables of contents, explains using preface and index to map the book, and advises focusing on practical prose. It stresses preparing with a sample chapter and quickly locating key elements to guide thorough reading.

The Reading Laboratory, Inc Newspaper Enterprise Association Dicken Frost Shakespeare Europe

Water Safety Courses Planned By Frederick County YMCA

Water safety courses begin next week at the Frederick County YMCA for juniors aged 12 to 15 and seniors 16 plus. Women and girls study Mondays 7 to 8 45 p m under Mrs Joanne Barksdale, men and boys start April 23 same hours, with completion the week of June 15. Twenty hours cover rescue basics. certificates issued by YMCA and Red Cross. Early registration advised at West Church street facility. calls to the Y for details.

Frederick County Joanne Barksdale Jack Griffin YMCA Red Cross West Church Street

Religious Lecturer To Speak At Hood College

Dr. Edward W. Bauman a Washington religious author and lecturer will speak at Hood College Sunday at 6 p.m. in Coffman Chapel in a program sponsored by the college and the Maryland Bible Society. Bauman a Wesley Theological Seminary professor has hosted a television program and lectured nationwide. He will discuss A New Look at the Acts of the Apostles and the public is invited.

Edward W. Bauman Washington Hood College Maryland Bible Society U. S. Air Force NBC Bauman American University Massachusetts Ohio Baltimore Jesus Whch

Square Dance Class Initiates 26 Members in Walkersville

Twenty six new members join the Scott Key Square club at a Walkersville Fire Hall meeting. The club, meeting on the second and fourth Friday evenings, lists members including Mrs. Frank O Leary and Miss Delores Wiles among others. Not present were Mr. and Mrs. William Soper and William McKay.

Scott Key Square Club Walkersville Frank O’leary Delores Wiles Wayne Barthlow Shirley Bidle William McKay Elwood Riffle Edward Hoffman William Soper

Civic Club To Hear Rabbi Kosman At Friday Luncheon

Rabbi Morris Kosman of Beth Sholom will review Shoes of the Fisherman at a Frederick Civic Club luncheon at Steiner House on Friday at 12 30 pm. He has led Beth Sholom since 1961 and studied at Telshe Rabbinical College, Wayne University, and Western Reserve University. He serves on the American Red Cross board, is a Kiwanis member, and member of the Frederick Symphony Orchestra. Committee chair Mrs Benjamin Rosenstock urges reservations by Thursday evening.

Morris Kosman Beth Sholom Frederick The American Red Cross Kiwanis Frederick Symphony Orchestra Benjaminb. Rosenstock Ormond Galvin Richard Hammond Gilbert Lowenthal J. Lawrence Luckadoo Rosenstock

Thurmont Bands To Give Concert

The Thurmont High School Bands present their Spring Concert in the high school auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. The program features the Junior High Band and the Senior Concert Band with selections by Offenbach Handel Schubert Petersen Stein and more. An intermission food sale benefits the band uniform fund, plus refreshments by the FTA Chapter. Tickets available from band members or at the door.

Thurmont High School Offenbach Handel Schubert Ted Petersen Robert Stein Thurmont High School Band Boosters Association Thurmont FTA Sousa Bach Charles Carter Kent Kennan Stephanie Seidel John Cacavas Frescobaldi Juno John Stewart Purcell Eric Osterling Art Dedrick Offenbach Simeone Thomas W. Fugate

Dr Sensenbaugh Speaks at Mt Marys Career Day

The second annual Career Day at Mt Marys College Emmitsburg featured Rt Rev Robert R Kline welcoming a panel of speakers including Dr James A Sensenbaugh Superintendent of Schools who spoke on the field of education.

Sensenbaugh Mt.Mary’s College Emmitsburg Robert R. Kline James A. Sensenbaugh

Monroe College float princess named in Apple Blossom Parade

Mrs Linda Lindsay of Myersville daughter of Earl and Mrs Leatherman has been chosen as a princess on the Monroe College float in the Apple Blossom Parade at Winchester Va on May 1 She will serve in the court of Linda Smith queen of Pi Rho Zeta International Fraternity Lindsay attends Monroe College as a medical secretarial student and is active in Kappa Tau Sorority as sergeant at arms

Linda Lindsay A. Norman Lindsay SH Myersville Earl Leatherman Middletown Monroe College Winchester Linda Smith Husson College Bangor Maine Queen of Pi Rho Zeta International Lindsay Linda Kappa Tau Sorority Monroe

Baltimore Sun Writer Delights At Book And Author Luncheon

Ralph Reppert, humorist for the Baltimore Sun, entertained about 225 attendees at the Book and Author Luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event, part of Library Week hosted by Friends of the C Burr Artz Library, highlighted library service expansions and featured remarks by library leaders and local officials. Door prizes included copies of the author’s book and Shakespeare of London.

Friends of the C. Burr Artz Library Ralph Reppert Francis Scott Key Hotel Annabel Lundgren The Friends Harriet Ralph Reppert Francis Scott Key C Burr Artz Library Robert E Clapp Jr T V. Levinson James S. Crist F Ross Myers J. Richard Ramsburg Garden Club of Frederick T. Stuart Haller Peter Chichester Francis Gaither Jr William W. Wenner Jennings Bailey Jr William H. Kemp W. Jardoe Grove Lutherville Baltimore Baltimore Sunpapers Sunday Sun Millard Coblentz Middletown Richard Hudson Shakespeare London Raymond Zimmerman

Miss Gottlieb and Stanley Weener Tie in New York City

Miss Carol Beth Gottlieb daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gottlieb of New York City and Stanley M Weener son of Mrs Ned G Levien and the late Herman Weener were married Sunday afternoon at the Hotel Carlyle in New York City. Rabbi Morris Kosman and Rabbi Harold Kushner officiated. The bride wore a white silk shantung gown with lace bodice and baby orchids. Attendant was Miss Margorie Gottlieb. best man was Stephen Michael Serepea. The bride is Hunter College graduate in political science. groom a Mercersburg Academy and Cornell alum and Chase Manhattan Bank employee in New York. After a honeymoon in San Juan and St Thomas they will live in New York City.

Carol Beth Gottlieb Joseph Gottlieb New York City Stanley M. Weener Ned G. Levien This City Herman Weener Hotel Carlyle Morris Kosman Beth Sholom Harold Kushner Great Rock N. Y International Department San Juan St. Thomas

U S Ambassador Reischauer Like to Honolulu for Convalesce

AP reports Ambassador Edwin Reischauer and his wife left Tokyo to convalesce in Honolulu after a knife wound inflicted by a mentally unstable Japanese youth on March 24. Also, Gregory Boyington to pay $1,000 to settle temporary alimony with Dolores. Newsweek journalist Robert McCabe jailed briefly in Jakarta then left for Hong Kong. Sina Pearl Bailey sues Mingo Hotel for 150000 over a foot injury.

Associated Press TOKYO U S Edwin 0. Reischauer Honolulu Los Angeles Gregory Pappy) Boyington Dolores Jakarta Robert K. McCabe Newsweek Hong Kong McCabe Sukarno Sina Pearl Bailey Mingo Hotel

Berle Hospitalized for stomach ailment in Hollywood

Hollywood AP Milton Berle, 55, is under care at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Hollywood for possible treatment of a stomach ailment. A hospital spokesman said the condition is not serious.

Hollywood Milton Berle Cedars of Lebanon Berle

Shrimp Enriches Omelet Mixture With Fresh Additions

To vary the omelet, add canned shrimp. Drain rinse and chop shrimp before folding into eggs. Use less salt than usual as shrimp contribute flavor and salinity.

Change in Time for Frederick High Band Anniversary Broadcast

The 50th anniversary celebration of the Frederick High School Band will no longer air at 8 15 p m on WFMD. Director Robert Doster announced the program will be broadcast Friday at 8 45 p m instead due to a schedule conflict.

Frederick High School WFMD Robert Doster

Saint Barnabas Auxiliary Plans Spring Dance Fund Drive

The Saint Barnabas Woman's Auxiliary met Thursday at 7:30 at Miss Louise Englebrecht's home. President Mrs. Everett Johnson led twelve members in a Scripture reading, reports, and planning for a Spring Dance to raise funds for Saint Barnabas Chapel. Connie Keeney from the Youth Group discussed collaboration and support.

Saint Barnabas Woman's Auxiliary Louise Englebrecht South Market Street Everett Johnson Englebrecht Ace Saints Saint Barnabas Connie Keeney Saint Barnabas Chapel Richard Miller Arthur Wetzel Landis Wolfe Melvin Fox George Englebrecht North Market Street

Sweetened whipped cream tip with vanilla and salt

When topping a dessert with whipped cream you usually need no sugar. If the cream tastes flat, add one tablespoon sugar per cup of cream. Add a pinch of salt and at least half a teaspoon vanilla for flavor.

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