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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1971

Page

6

Husbands film review and other cultural notes

Film critic Richard Leichert surveys Husbands by John Cassavetes starring Peter Falk and Ben Gazzara at the Apex Washington, praising its intimate realism and tragic arc. The piece also promotes a Baltimore University insurance course, reviews Nothing Doing by Michael Campbell, and previews The Web and The Rock play at Washington Theatre Club with focus on Kay Thompson and Dolores Sutton.

Peter Falk John Cassavetes Ben Gazzara Apex Washington Thomas Wolfe Ketti Frings Wolfe Angel Tony Perkins Dolores Sutton Aline Bernstein Washington Theatre Club

Miss Krantz to Marry Michael Evans in Mid-Summer

Mr and Mrs John H Krantz Jr announce the engagement of Marilyn Louise Krantz to Michael C Evans son of Mr and Mrs Claude E Evans Frederick Marilyn a 1970 graduate of St Johns High School and attending Hagerstown Business College Michael a 1968 graduate of Gov Thomas Johnson High School and a Marine Corps veteran now at Frederick Community College A mid summer wedding is planned.

John H. Krantz Jr RFD 4 Frederick Marilyn Louise Michael C. Evans Claude E. Evans Miss Krantz St. John’s High School Hagerstown Business College Evans Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Marine Corps Frederick Community College

Embassy Tour To Benefit Incurables On Embassy Row

The 30th annual House and Embassy Tour benefits the Washington Home for Incurables on March 27. Five embassies Brazil Ceylon Denmark Iran Norway and three houses Admiral's House, the Apostolic Delegate residence and the Thompson home will be open along Massachusetts Avenue NW. Tickets cost 6 with 10 percent group discounts for 20 or more. advance orders available by mail and at major Washington area stores.

Washington Home For Incurables Washington William R. Joyce Jr Massachusetts Avenue 34Th Whitehaven Streets N. W Embassy Row Brazil Ceylon Denmark Iran Norway Admiral’s Naval Operations Elmo Zumwalt Apostolic Delegate Clark W. Thompson Ticketron Sears AAA Woodworth and Lothrop Baltimore Hochschild- Kohn Union Street Washington, D.C

Busy Agenda Marks Rebekah Lodge Meeting

The Sa maritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 met February 12 at Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Rae Shook presiding. Officers and visitors were introduced, hospital reports given, a United Nations Tour breakfast aid requested, and plans for a 50th anniversary event discussed. Decoration of Chivalry recipients named and a school of instruction announced for March 26. A Valentine party followed with readings and music, and the next meeting set for February 26 with a World Eye Bank slide lecture slated.

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 Odd Fellows Hall Rae Shook Noble Grand Hallie Harvey Mary Wortman Kathryn Bauer Frederick Memorial Hospital Lawrence Willard United Nations Tour Committee King David Lodge No. 50 Colorado U.N Rebekah Lodge Helena Rebekah Edgemere House Dundalk Edward Akers Katherine Danner Ruth Eyler Pauline Koontz Katherine Kohan Rebekah Assembly World Eye Bank

FMH Women’s Auxiliary Fetes Hospital Staff

The Frederick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary celebrated 175 employees at a Valentine party on February 11 in the hospital cafe. Mrs. Paul S. Michael and Mrs. Ernest Cherrington led the event with co chairmen Mrs. Russell Dudrow and Mrs. Earle Remsberg. Hospitality chief Mrs. George Stauffer oversaw a committee including Mrs. Dudrow Mrs. Remsberg Mrs. Poland Mrs. Null Mrs. Englebrecht Mrs. Gary Mrs. Feaga and Mrs. Hemp. The party is among annual hospitality activities alongside May luncheon September dinner and December coffee.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary Paul Michael Hospital Board of Managers Elgin Hemp Russell Dudrow Earle Remsberg John Englebrecht Francis Polaxi Norman Gary Donald Null Paul S. Michael Ernest Cherrington George Stauffer Lester Feaga

Fun Totes Carry Off Gloom in Winter Craft Ideas

Teens can stitch two lively totes from hot pink felt by J Wiss and Sons. Glamour Puss pajama bag and Happy Note music tote use felt scraps, buttons, and pinking or scalloping shears for fluffy fur like edges. They suit sleepovers, birthdays, and fundraisers for Girl Scouts or Sunday School groups.

J. Wiss and Sons Happy Note

Weil Brothers Heating Service Promises Personal Attention

A Frederick area customer praises Weil Brothers for quick same day heating repair and personal owner involvement. The ad highlights forty four years of reputation, no hocus pocus, and invites contact at 662-1121 or visit 55 Hamilton Avenue for a showroom experience.

Weil Brothers Hamilton Avenue

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