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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1978
Page
6
Sugarloaf Regional Trails unveils six new hiking and canoe tours for upper Montgomery County. The routes emphasize scenic views and local history, inviting residents and visitors to explore the region.
Mrs. Marius P. Johnson, president of the Three Arts Club of Homeland, announced the Second Annual Baltimore Needlework Exhibition will be held at the Three Arts Club in September. The event features 40 divisions in 26 categories across needlework forms such as quilting, knitting, weaving, and crewelwork, with quilts, canvaswork, counted threadwork, pillows, pictures, furniture, rugs, and weaving apparel on display. Special sections include decorator rooms by Baltimore interior designers, doll house furniture, junior and men’s work, stitchery by notable art and theatre figures, and pieces from foreign countries.
New York AP reports magnetic earrings surge again with cobalt samarium magnets, stronger than earlier versions. Items once plaguing comfort now promise few allergic reactions with epoxy coatings, while risks to pacemakers appear remote. Research into fabric wear and broader magnetic jewelry continues.
Nevada police and health officials warn visitors to survive the desert’s extreme heat. Chief deputy coroner Dick Mayne urges seeking shade and carrying water while Sgt. Robert Berman cautions to notify someone of travel plans and stay with your vehicle if stranded. Wear proper clothing, stay calm if injured, and replace lost salts during heat exhaustion.
Helen Sneberger and her sister Rosie Ketterman, known as the Sneberger girls, are acclaimed as West Virginia's best shepherds in Randolph County. They protect and tend their flock on Turkey Bone Mountain, winning the master shepherd award for their care and irrigation of lambs, while facing bear challenges from Euarctos americanus.
A collection of no cost guides from multiple organizations helps consumers. Topics include child safety with babysitting, home and auto insurance basics, opting for dental and optical care, and understanding mutual funds. Requests require a self addressed stamped envelope to the listed addresses.
District V of the Federation of Maryland Garden Clubs will sponsor a two day Environmental Awareness Retreat September 26 and 27 at the Wildlife Sanctuary of Mrs. James Zimmerly district director near Cooksville in Howard County. The program includes nature hikes bird banding aquatic and soil testing bee keeping demonstrations and creative workshops for adults and Junior Garden Club members. For information and registration contact Mrs. James Moxley and Avis S Pfef ferkorn at 42 2027.
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