Flower Show and community notices in Monocacy Garden Club page
The Monocacy Garden Club hosts a two to five p.m. Flower Show at Barnesville Pavilion on April 29 with nine classes themed on modern youth slang. Poolesville schools plan exhibits. junior divisions exist for younger entrants. Also covered are library annex opening at Poolesville High School PTSA, Red Cross youth programs, a Chest X-Ray Mobile Unit visit, and local births marriages anniversaries and welcomes to new residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beallsville
Monocacy Garden Club
Barnesville Pavilion
Poolesville High School
Monocacy
Poolesville
Dayton Frost
F. B. Lane
Clarksburg
Jack Millar
Dawsonville
G. Fred Lok
William EF. Thompson
Gilbert Gude
The
Public Library Board
Taylor
Montgomery County
Red Cross
National Institutes of Health Research Center
Chest
Darnestown
Ladies Auxiliary
Hyattstown Fire Department
Fred Stearns
Dick Marshall
Poolesville - Middlebrook
Norton Simon Foundation Buys Zurbaran Still Life
The Norton Simon Foundation purchased a still-life painting by Francisco Zurbaran for about $3 million in New York. It ranks as the third highest price paid for a painting, behind a Velazquez portrait at the Met for $5.5 million and a Leonardo work reportedly valued at $5 to $6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Norton Simon Foundation
Francisco Zurbaran
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Velasquez
National Gallery
Leonardo
Army unit helps sickle cell cause with first military contribution
Fort Ritchie personnel donate 161 to the Center for Sickle Cell Anemia in Washington to fund research and treatment. Sgt Caiaphas Cain proposed using funds from National Black History Week observances to aid a local family affected by the disease. The effort marks a pioneering military donation with ongoing testing plans at Fort Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brayboy Jr
Michael
Robert E. Dunlap
Center For
Erroll D. Salmon
James A. Rosslefth
Fort Ritchie
Wu.s. Army
Washington, D.C
Caiaphas Cain
572D Military Police
Ervie L. Brayboy
S.sgt
Herbert
Brayboys
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Brayboy
United States
Michael Brayboy
Human Affairs Office On Post
Kimbrough Army Hospital
Fort George G. Meade
Armed Services
Hire Vets Urged by Veterans Commission
The Maryland Veterans Commission urges employers to give first preference to veterans when filling jobs. Returning service members face employment barriers and deserve national support. contact William H. S. Miller, Veterans Service Officer, Winchester Hall, or call 663-5281 for veterans seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ployer
William H. S. Miller
Veterans Service
Maryland Veterans’ Commission
Winchester Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beallsville Area News
Seneca Creek Camp
Raymond L. Hoding
Wumcocrc
Umco Federal Credit Union
Ward A. Fulton
Sharlene West
William Parrish
Suzanne
Mark Boyds
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Fla
Disney World
Nana Hall
Hawaii
Western Banker Magazine
San Francisco
Smithsonian Magazine
Hall
Berger’s
Frederick
John Rutter
Misti Cher
John Jackson
Sibley Hospital
Thomas Edward
Thomas E. Myers
Fairfax Hospital
Glenna Pruitt
Comus Inn
Comus
Pruitt
Barbara Maxwell
Diana Samuel- Son
Greenville
S.C
James E. Brooks
Michael de Matteis
Rockville
Rae Ann
John Gray Fawcett Jr
Fawcett
Weamond
Colorado
Florida
Karl Fruhriep
Germany
Chiswell Road
Westerly
Fruhriep
Mercedes-Benz
North America
Robert Ewin
Beltsville
Mr. Ewin
Snacks Unlimited
St. Peter’s Parish Hall
Fellowship Circle
Army
Vets Commission
Wickes
Cline
Hollywood
Stears & Foster
Berkeley
Studio
Simmons
E. Patrick
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