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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
2
Frederick Sertoma Club welcomes Robert Turner newly elected district governor as guest speaker. Edward Shin district secretary treasurer introduces Turner. Both men belong to Alexandria Sertoma Club and discuss service to mankind and rewards from achievements.
Governor lauds Frederick Sertoma Club as matching district enthusiasm. Inductions and awards mark the meeting with Tom Hinebaugh and James Powell Jr. honored for service to mankind. Christmas party planned at Betty’s restaurant. guests include Tupene Wilson and Don Walton. A Carlsbad Caverns room notes are mentioned.
Frederick County Veterans Association adds names for Christmas packages to Vietnam servicemen. A final shipment departs this Thursday, though gifts may not arrive before Christmas due to postal delays. Donations welcome at CVA Box 29 Frederick Maryland 21701. include departure date.
Carnegie Hall refused a booking for the Jimi Hendrix Experience citing past audience disturbances. The promoter offered a surety bond but was declined. Hendrix will instead perform at Philharmonic Hall in Lincoln Center on November 24.
The Mormon Church will dedicate a 57 acre site at Beach Drive and Stoneybrook near Rock Creek Park in Kensington Montgomery County to serve the eastern United States and Canada. President Hugh B. Brown will lead the dedication with local church leaders and officials, as plans for construction and cornerstone laying by 1970 are announced.
A box labeled free sample in Albuquerque contained thousands of crickets from a Louisiana cricket farm. Zoo Director Bruce Stringer said the crickets were to be fed to snakes and monkeys, prompting a safety warning as the box was opened.
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