Kennedy Center Canteen Tops Three Restaurants Previewed
Report on the John F Kennedy Center tour of three in house restaurants run by the Canteen Corporation. The Little Old Lady and narrator sample Beluga caviar vodka champagne and discuss hours prices and menu items like Pigeon en Cocotte and Mont Blanc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedys Center
Canteen Corporation
It&t
Marvin Kalb
Randy Stroud
Women's Wear Daily
Old Lady
Vietnam
Kennedy Center
Howard Johnson
Holiday Inn
Claude Bouchet
Jockey Club
Whitehurst
Frederick
Patrick O'Malley
Winnie Churchill
United States
Senate
Congress
Miss Dayhoff Weds John A Winkles
Miss Sandra Joyce Dayhoff and John Allen Winkles united in marriage at Lisbon United Methodist Church. The Rev. Foster Perry officiated the double ring ceremony with music by Miss Jan Gordon and Rev. Floyd Cooper. The couple, now of Winfield, honeymooned at Myrtle Beach and reside in Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Joyce Dayhoff
John Allen Winkles
Lisbon United Methodist Church
Paul Preston Dayhoff Jr
Lisbon
John Winkles
Morristown
Tenn
Foster Perry
Jan Gordon
Woodbine
Floyd Cooper
Claudia Miller
Brenda Dayhoff
Cheryl Fisher
Glenwood
Janice Retler
Nellie Hall
Poolesville
Lisa Munshaur
Ronald Winkles
Mooresburg
Shells for Decoration on Beach Finds
While strolling the shore, search for unusual shells to use in crafts. Try sewing shells onto raffia to fashion purses or jewelry.
Victor Jagow Elected President of Frederick County Library Board
Victor Jagow of Thurnmont was elected president of the Frederick County Public Libraries Board by unanimous vote of all seven members at the July 28 organizational meeting. The board will meet in open session at regular intervals. August meeting postponed past the 20th to prepare legal data. The director presented the annual report with loan statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Jagow
Thurnmont
Frederick County Public Libraries
Surprise bridal shower for Miss Jane Ellen Shank
A recent bridal shower honored Miss Jane Ellen Shank hosted by her sister Mrs. Susan Ann Shankle at Mrs. Sandra Wetzel’s Frederick home. Attendees included many Shank family members, Reed sisters, Shankles and others. prizes went to several guests. the couple’s wedding is planned for August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ellen Shank
Susan Ann Shankle
Sandra Wetzel
Frederick
Pauline Shank
Ethel Shank
Mahlon Shank
Evelyn Shank
Helen Reed
Melissa Reed
Pam Reed
Adele Reed
Nancy Deavers
Joan Runkles
Robin Shank
Terrie Shank
Lisa Dawn Shank
Kimberly Sue Shankle
Missy Deavers
Goldie Robinson
Charles Hammond
Jean Lantz
Ann Akers
Esther Leach
Louise Perkins
Edna Ashbaugh
Patricia Baker
Nannie Lambert
Henry Layman
Mary Scott
Richard Freed
Dorothy Kitterman
Goldie Dotson
Melissa Deavers
Missy Reed
Cappello’s
Miss Shank
Robert K. Shank
Joe Reed
Thurmont
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By Richard Leichert
Nancy Dickerson
Germany
Chef Bouchet
Prunier’s
Paris
Bess Abell
Betty Beale
le Grand Scene
Potomac
Rosslyn
Austria
Washington
Place Vendome
Promenade Buffeteria
Gallery
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Capital
Miss Dayhoff
John A. Winkles
Lisbon Fire House
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Winfield
John Allen
Winkles
Home News
Mews Post
Gilbert
C. Burr Artz Library
Walkersville
Middletown
Victor Cullen Boys School
Lyles Barber Shop
Psychiatric Day Care Center
Frederick Jail
New London
LeGore
Montevue Home
Frederick Nursing Home
IOOF
Frederick Community College
Market
All Saints Street
FCPL
Service Girl Scouts
Troop 24
Great Decisions
James Peart
Citizens Committee
Market Street
M. L. Reynolds
Walker Percy Penmarric
Susan Howatch
Allen Drury
Brimer
William Peter Blatty
Rodale
Ginanno Procacci
Grete Kroncke Hess
J. Bernard Hutton
Ellicott City
Maryland
Mill Town
USA
Celia M. Holland
Peter Tauber
Jan Roffman
Donald H. Robinson
Madeleine L’engle
Anthony Burgess
Miss Jane Pittman
Ernest J. Gaines
Berger’s
N. Market
Venices
Wiig Castle
Bogsford Road
Mewes
Hkew
Meadows
van & Storage, Incorporated
the Gentlemen of the Moving Industry
Shoookstown Road
Crystal
Jacquard
Central Charge Bank
Amercard Master Charge
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