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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1969

Page

5

Middletown Archery Robin Hood Tournament Draws Crowds

Middletown Recreation held a Robin Hood Tournament with costumes banners and animal targets. Wayne Tucker directed the event with Mike Holter Majid Throne assisting as 25 boys learned archery under NA rules and multiple divisions awarded for distance and animal shoots.

Middletown Wayne Tucker Mike Holter Majid Throne National Archery Association

First Annual Pet Show Held At Urbana School

The Urbana Elementary Pet Show sponsored by the Frederick County Park and Recreation Council drew a large crowd despite heat. Judges awarded prizes for categories including Best Pedigreed Dog, Most Spots, Friendliest Pet, Brightest Color, and Best of Show, with multiple children and families winning in numerous classes.

Amos Stein Urbana Frederick County Park and Recreation Commission Prederick County Park and Recreation Council Martin Shipper Pyrennes Mutt Kirk Selzer Mattfest Martin Skipper Baron Andrew Donnan Elmer Janet Luhn Dyker Dot Tammy Tina Lesle Hoar Rommel Peter Donnan Frank Barabara Dyker Carolyn Dyker Poochy Marcia Dyker Lisa Walters Tiger Anne Keach Lisa Schaub Anne Reach Martin Schipper Sacheverell Hoar Timothy Bigas Jeoffry Crombie Velene Conroy Ake Trisha

Violinist Sidney Harth Featured in Shenandoah Valley Festival

World renowned violinist Sidney Harth will perform with the Festival Orchestra at 8:50 p.m. August 9 at Massanutten Academy Woodstock Virginia during the seventh Shenandoah Valley Music Festival. Harth has appeared with major orchestras and on international tours, and also serves as Andrew Mellon Professor of Music at Carnegie Institute of Technology. The festival also offers a Pops concert August 7, a Chamber Music Concert August 13 at Orkney Springs, a Young Peoples concert August 15, and a full orchestra concert August 16 at Massanutten Academy Woodstock Virginia.

Sidney Harth Festival Orchestra Massanutten Academy Woodstock Via America England France Belgium Switzerland Yugoslavia Poland Russia Africa Vitaly Damber Carmoegie Instiute of Technology Pittsburgh Andrew Mellon Harth New York Philharmonic Sym Phony Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Minneapoli St. Louis Houston Puerto Rico Hollywood Grant Park Robin Hood Dell New York Lewissohn Stadium Shenandoah Valley Orkney Springs Young Peoples Magsanutten Academy American Symphony Orchestra League Eastern Institute Richard Lert

Pet Show At Staley Park Delights Community With Varied Entrants

Staley Park hosted its first pet show on July 25 at 6 30 p m with judges John Clapp Barbara Reynolds and spectators presenting grand championships to a diverse lineup including Shoes a mixed breed dog Napoleon a speckled kitten Chipper a brown hamster and other winners across classes Friends included Dor Bonaparte Lormest Tiger Napoleon and others in cat dog and small pet categories Various prizes ranged across best in show class trophies and obedience awards for pets such as gerbils turtles fish and dogs

Staley Park John Clapp Barbara Reynolds Shoes Sandy Johnson Napoleon Ands Mehl Chipper Kenny Mech Bonaparte Sam Bevard Tiger Mary-Beth Andy Mehl Don Fin Patti Droneburg Noxanne Lynn Frishie Mignon Remsburg Pisce Dide Fred Paul Frey

Sinatra Jr to headline at Atlantic City Steel Pier

Sinatra Jr returns to Steel Pier in Atlantic City to perform with dynamic singer A C Smith for eight days from July 28 to August. The historic amusement venue has hosted over 100 million visitors since 1995 and remains open despite past stories of danger.

Steel Pier George A. Hamid Rrank Sinatra Jr Atlantic City Sinatra A. C. Smith

Valley Recreation Highlights At Valles Center Contest

Valley recreation notes at Jefferson feature Qympie sport events at Valles Recreation Center. The program attracted youths with athletic and artistic displays and produced winners across several events including 30 yard dash won by Peohs Woods and throws by Rocks temple and Mbert Tacobs.

Valles Recreation Center Jefferson Brexele Particane UWUOR Peohs Woods Une Dors Land Joel Conracs Temple Dobbs Woods

Annual Playground Musicale Scheduled Next Week

City playgrounds prepare a week of events from Monday to Friday featuring a Musicale at Baker Park Band Shell on Tuesday night. Parks host plans include planting night kite fly events, variety shows, talent displays, numerous themed evenings, hospital visits, and a poster contest across multiple parks with various kids activities and awards.

Baker Park 2Nd College Ave Staley Park College Estates Park Catoctin Park South End Park Yabee Park Harmon Field Park Tiny Tot Town Frederick Memorial Hospital Rosedale Park Marmon Field Park Maryland Park Monocacy Park College Estates Linden Hills Harmon Field Mullinia Parks Linden Hills Park Maley Parkill Carpetin Park Carver Park Chapel Maryland Parks Chapel Park South End Babee Park Harmon Yield Babee Pack Mullinixs Park

Wheelbarrow and obstacle race results headline event day

Winners include Steve Jacobs and Joe Ondre in a wheelbarrow race. Ron Ald Truitt and others excel in various events such as marathon, boys and girls acceleration, obstacle race and meerple chase. Special events for the coming week feature an Arts and Crafts exhibition and a grand finale sports day.

Steve Jacobs Joe Ondrejack Ron Ald Truitt Joel Roger Truitt Brenda Linton John Nattle Wes Setters

Pier in Adartle Cty Length Shrinks Since 1898

The historic pier originally 1 620 feet long when built in 1898 has shortened to half its former length after changes since 1845 when owner George A. Hamid, famed in the circus and fair circuits, acquired it.

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