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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 26, 1974

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6

Local Organist To Entertain At Dinner Theatre

Jack Wantz a well known organist will entertain during cocktails and intermission Saturday May 18 as the Jeanne Bussard Workshop presents a dinner theatre at Brodbeck Hall Hood College Wann known for organ concerts for civic groups lives in Hagerstown and has managed Colonial Music and a local store. The evening includes a buffet dinner and a musical comedy with tickets 25 a couple or 12 50 a person. Reservations at 473 8413.

Jack Wantz Jeanne Bussard Brodbeck Hall Hood College Hagerstwn Hagerstown Frederck Townett All Saints Episcopal Church Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Downsville Church Wamz Colonial Holiday Inn Conn Corporation Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Curtis Bowen

Inman Shafer Rites Solemnize Middletown Couple

Miss Candy Rae Shafer and David Wayne Inman were married in an afternoon double ring ceremony at Calvary Temple Williamsport. Rev Vernon W Miles officiated. The couple reside at 210 Green Street Middletown after a Virginia wedding trip.

Candy Rae Shafer David Wayne Inman Calvary Temple Williamsport Vernon W. Miles Evelyn M. Shafer Green St Middletown Oscar L. Shafer Harold W Inman Millersville Judith Kraushaar Frederick Dottie Dunmyer K-Mart Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co Virginia

Frederck Cound 3mpbins Society Plans Spring Concert and Elections

The Frederck Cound 3mpbins Society held its annual meeting on April 16 at the Board of Education, announcing the final concert of the year on April 16 at Thames Johnncoun High School with a reception at Hestorcal Society House. Maestra Comissiona and Mrs Compsyona expected to attend. The program features Schubert overture, Paine Symphony No 1, Mozart Eine kleine Nachtmusik, and Koldal Hary Janes Suite. Officers and directors were elected. Reuben Caplan becomes president, with Carroll Hendrickson and Mrs Rosella Aird reappointed as vice-president and recording secretary. A 1904-1975 board includes Gilbert Adamson et al. Four more concerts are slated for Nov 12, Jan 21, Mar 25, and Apr 15, 1975. Membership remains $30 adults, $5 students. renewals available before concerts. attendance by subscription only.

Frederck Cound 3Mpbins Society Board of Education Thames Johnncoun High Hestorcal Socety House 4 E Maestra Comissiona Compsyona Pertiape Franz Schubert John Paine Mozart Hary Janes Suite Zoltan Koldal Reuben Caplan Richard E Summers Carroll H Hendrickson Rosella Aird Charles Trunk II

Barbara Ann Gross to Wed Gary Reed in October

Barbara Ann Gross, daughter of Miss Gross and Mr and Mrs Michael N Bollinger of Keymar, will marry Gary Wayne Reed son of Mr and Mrs Roy C Reed of Thurmont. Gross is a 1974 Francis Scott Key High School graduate and Westminster Beauty School alumna working at Sara's House of Coiffures Union Bridge. Reed is a 1970 Catoctin High School graduate and Frederick Community College alumnus employed as a supervisor at Fedder's Corporation Walkersville. Wedding set for October 12.

Michael N. Bollinger Keymar Barbara Ann Gross Gary Wayne Reed Roy C. Reed Thurmont Mr. Reed Catoctin High School Frederick Community College Fedder’s Corporation Walkersville

Jewish Women to Elect Officers at May Meeting

The Frederick Section of the National Council of Jewish Women will elect officers for 1974 75 at its May 2 meeting starting 7 30 p m in Beth Sholom Social Hall West Second Street. A check will be presented to American Field Service representatives by Council president Mrs Maurice Guss, covering proceeds from a recent card party. Brief reports on Greensboro district convention will be given by Mrs Guss Mrs William Prensxy and Mrs Donald Tick. The evening ends with a program by Friends for Neighborhood Progress about the Community Information Center work at the B and Station.

Fredenck Section National Council of Jewish Women Beth Sholom Ay West Second American Field Service Council Maurice Guss Guss William Prensxy Donald Tick Greensboro North Carolina Evenng Friends For Neighborhood

Dining and sights in Cartagena offer slow but superb experiences

Travel writer Shirlee W. Price notes Cartagena charms visitors with excellent seafood at Capilla del Mar and Bodegon de la Candelaria, a colonial house museum. Beyond water sports and fishing, travelers may visit unspoiled Boguilla, enjoy tennis with Navy Club notes, and explore Luis Carlos Lopez monument, while Colombians’ hospitality offsets slower service.

Cartagena Tourism Board Capilla del Mar Bodegon de la Candelaria Old City Namly Boguilla Navy Officers Club Hotel del Caribe Luis Carlos Lopez

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