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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1963

Page

8

New Italian Fall and Winter Fashions Shown in Florence

At Florence, Italian fashion houses Federico Forquet and Valentine of Rome presented fall and winter looks. An overcoat in pale pink wool with a high knot tied collar was paired with a brown beaver hat gloves and shoes. A dark green wool overcoat with four false front pockets three-quarter sleeves and a jeopardiur hat accompanied the ensemble.

Italy Federico Forquet Roe Valentine Fashion House Rome Florence

Walkersville Band To Play At Park

Walkersville High School Band will present a one hour concert in Baker Park Thursday. The performance begins at 8 15 pm.

Walkersville Walkersville High School Baker Park

Washington To Just Keep Growing

AP report projects the Washington metropolitan area may span from Lorton Virginia to Gaithersburg Maryland by 2000, reaching about 6.2 million people. The 1988 census put the area population at 2,001,407 with growth anticipated through the 1990s.

Washington Washington Metropolitan Area Lorton Gaithersburg Inhhie Columbia Alexandria

Artistic Bonus Included For Summer Art Film Series

A Polish film poster marks a different form from routine ads. Posters will be shown Sunday afternoon in Hudson Hall with admissions at the door from 7 p m. Seating is limited. attendees should arrive early to secure a seat before the film begins.

Ae Bones Hudson Hall Heros

Viewpoint to boost grades through course insights

A reader notes how adopting the right attitude aids learning across subjects. For each course, ask what it aims to teach and whether teachers help achieve it. history links past events to present trends, biology emphasizes classification, and physics requires integrating chapters to grasp big ideas.

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Favorites For Visitors To Hollywood

Hollywood AP writer Bob Thomas notes Japanese singer Kyu Sakamoto, famed for Sukiyaki, visiting Los Angeles. Fans greet him at the airport as he lists Disneyland, Elvis Presley, and Audrey Hepburn as top sights to see during his whirlwind trip.

Bob Thomas Hollywood (Ap Hollywood Disneyland Elvis Presley Audrey Hepburn Kyu Sakamoto As Angeles International Steve Aiken Kyu Ic

Murder on the highways drives Frederick Homemakers to study road safety

Beatrice Fehr reports Frederick County Homemakers plan a three month program on highway safety with State Police involvement. Sessions will cover seeing habits, rules of the road, and demonstrations by troopers, inviting public participation to reduce driver error and prevent highway deaths.

Beatrice Fehr Winchester Hall Maryland Frederick County Homemaker's Clubs Focal Homemakers Club

Gettysburg Choir Tour Tells Of Leningrad Visit and Impressions

Gettysburg College choir members recalled a two day bus tour to Leningrad during the Helsinki World Assembly trip. They described stark poverty, Lenin statues, propaganda posters, and limited liberty, contrasting life in the USSR with American freedoms.

Lutheran World Assembly Helsinki Finland Gettysburg College Leningrad Russia Lenin U.S.S.R U.S Nikita Moscow New York Gettysburg

Medical Mission Sisters vow ceremony in Philadelphia

Sister M Cletus Vaughan formerly of Frederick was among nineteen novices who took first religious vows with the Medical Mission Sisters at their Philadelphia headquarters on August 15. The ceremony was presided by Rt Rev Msgr Martin Me Donough, former propagation director for the Philadelphia archdiocese. The group spans sixteen US, Canadian, and Philippine dioceses, with members including doctors nurses pharmacists technicians and staff in non medical roles.

M. Cletus Vaughan Frederick Society Philadelphia Msgr Martin Me. Donough Propagation of the Faith Archdiocese of Philadelphia United States Canada Toland Sistor 8 Mtr. Jus Frederick Lester Smith Rosemont Avenue Medical Mission

County Bankers Attending School

Two Fredrick County bankers are at the School of Bank Management at the University of Virginia, sponsored by the Virginia and Maryland Bankers Association. R. Monroe Feaga of Fredericktown Savings and Trust and Charles H. Gouker of Middletown Savings Bank attend a three year program begun Monday and ending Friday. More than 200 bankers from Virginia and Maryland attend the annual summer banking schools at the McIntire School of Commerce. The program is open to bank officers and department heads. AEC asks West Virginia to propose sites for underground nuclear testing. Governor Barron says a WV Atomic Energy Committee report details the request. Refrigerate maple syrup after opening to prevent mold growth.

Fredrick County Virginia and Maryland Bankers Association University of Virginia R. Monroe Feaga Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company Charles H. Gouker Middletown Savings Bank Virginia Maryland McIntire School of Commerce AEC White Sulphur Springs Atomic Energy Commission West Virginia W.W. Barron West Virginia Atomic Energy Committee Uae

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