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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1981
Page
6
A reflective column urges blending memory with present joy to rekindle Christmas spirit amid a tough year. It encourages controlling recurring worries, detailing decorating choices, holiday experiences, acts of kindness, and ways to share cheer beyond gifts, ending with a festive mindful message.
John Williams, who succeeded Arthur Fiedler as Boston Pops conductor, signs a new two year deal. Williams says his first two seasons brought great musical satisfaction and he envisions a future as bright as the past. The Pops are part of the Boston Symphony Orchestra with Fiedler having led for 50 years.
The Maryland Regional Ballet presented The Nutcracker to near sold out audiences at the Weinberg Center on December 12 with ticket sales approaching 10,900 dollars. A dress rehearsal was filmed and aired on Channel 67 Critic's Place on December 17. The Arts Council added Bruce Johnston and Ed Rossig to its board after resignations and thanks volunteers for support at the Weinberg Center throughout 1981.
A compact 1981 Frederick Maryland brief appears in the Family THE NEWS section dated Wednesday December 23. The short item offers social or community notes typical of a local paper segment.
The Silver Fancy Garden Club held its annual Christmas Luncheon on December 17 at the Havilah Inn in Taneytown with 19 members and three guests. Reverend Jerry Fuss led carols on guitar and Santa distributed gifts while Mrs. James Benjamin read The Real Meaning of Christmas. Members supported CARE through the World Gardening Program as Mrs. John Zent explained. Planning committee members were Mrs. John Chenoweth, Mrs. Robert Clingan, Mrs. Freda Croushore and Mrs. James Benjamin. The next meeting is March 18 at Mrs. Benjamin’s home.
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