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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1975

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3

Library staff reshuffle follows Ruth English retirement

Frederick County Public Library announces a career lattice reshuffle effective early September. Wanda Hill becomes Reference Librarian at C Burr Artz. Anna Stone moves to Reference Assistant at Market Street. Donna Barr shifts to Market Street post with Night work vacancy filled by Martha Dohm. Diana Welty takes over circulation desk formerly held by Mary Leess. Emmitsburg Library hours extended starting after Labor Day. All FCPL offices close Labor Day. Old Defender's Day and Great Frederick Fair Day remain open.

Ruth English C. Burr ‘Artz Wanda Hill C. Burr Artz Hill Oklahoma University FCPL Owan A. Hill Walkersville Anna Stone Market Street Frederick Maryland School For the Deaf YMCA FCC Donna Barr Middletown Martha Louise Dohm Diana Welty Mary Leess Moira Clare Duggan Mary Hauer Phyllis Jean Davis Clara Garber Wendy Nickens Jeanne Levinson Kate Warthen Ben Keilholtz Great Frederick

Growing love affair blooms at El Cid Greenhouses

Edna De Los Santos A follows a horticulture dream from Texas A&M to head grower at El Cid Greenhouses in Tome New Mexico. She oversees thousands of chrysanthemums begonias and ferns while balancing pruning and propagation duties and managing a five and a half day week. Her rise comes as El Cid shifts from tomatoes to flowers under Albuquerque businessman Jim Cox aided by Dr. J C Raulston.

Albuquerque Edna de Los Santos A el Cid Tome Los Lunas N.M Miss de Los Santos Albert Alvarez Texas A & M Jim Cox J.C. Raulston Raulston Miss de Losantos el Cid Greenhouses Teme Texas A&m

New Riders of the Purple Sage Play Intimate Shady Grove Set

The New Riders of the Purple Sage delivered a three hour show at Shady Grove Music Fair. Fans enjoyed a relaxed porch like atmosphere with the band mingling among the audience and performing a mix of country rock standards and new material.

Riders of the Purple Sage Shady Grove Music Fair Shady Grove John Dawson Riders

Hood College president to keynote Hood alumnae luncheon

Dr. Martha E. Church, new Hood College president, will speak at the Frederick County Hood College Alumnae Club fall luncheon on Sept. 6. The event marks the start of the 1975-76 activities on campus. this is her first public speech since Aug 26 installation.

Hood College Martha E. Church Frederick County Hood College Dr. Church

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