Children's Room Highlights Bicentennial and Time Slip Books
A review of three leading children’s fiction themes Bicentennial history two time slip fantasies and minority narratives includes Grandpapa and Ellen Arcon Song of the Trees and Being Able to Live in Two Time Periods Elizabeth Goes Nowhere and Back plus notes on death survival and modern feel in Among other items a finger spelling program and film showings at the library. The article also notes winter jazz cruises from New Orleans with jazz greats and lectures aboard the MTS Daphne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Margaret Anderson
Oregon
England
Ann
New Orleans
Yucatan Peninsula
MTS
Daphne
Buddy Tate
Jimmy McPartland
Claude Hopkins
All American Aerobic Dancing Luncheon Set in Fairfield
An All American Aerobic Dancing Luncheon will be held Wednesday March 17 at King's Valley Country Club Charnita in Fairfield PA. Social hour starts 11 30 a m followed by the luncheon reservations are five dollars per person call 663 5332 for tickets. Local dancers shown include Clara Dinterman Mary Pfister Vickie Johnson Louise Steffey Sara Hurley Jean Einfeldt and Bonnie Rohr involved in planning and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Valley Country Club
Charnita
Fairfield
Clara Dinterman
Mary Pfister
Dear Abby Advice on Marriage and Social Boundaries
A reader asks Abby about marital strain and separate bedrooms, another about an unintended divorce, and a homemaker seeking tactful dining boundaries. Abby offers blunt, practical guidance aimed at preserving relationships and handling invitations without spurring tension.
Wayne Ulsh: From reporter to Discovery writer
Wayne C. Ulsh, a freelance writer based in Discovery, markets articles to men's magazines and sells many works. He began as a Pennsylvania newspaper reporter and New York industrial editor before moving his family to Discovery to focus on creative writing. He published his first book Rip-off last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne C. Ulsh
Discovery
Wayne
Pennsylvania
New York
Carol
Christopher
Favorite Things From Notable Figures
A playful collection reveals personal stances from figures across cities and professions. Highlights include a love of New York by a public figure, sports loyalty to the Redskins, and comments on flowers holidays and time of day.
Mardi Gras Hostesses Named for Frederick Ball
Committees plan parade and coat check duties for Mardi Gras hosted by the Frederick Woman's Civic Club. Mrs. Walter Kokol leads hostesses, with several other members assisting. Proceeds fund AFS scholarships and local health, restoration, and scholarship initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kokol
Frederick Woman's Civic Club
Mall
Kokol
Donald Ball
Charles Collins
James Falk
Thomas Silliman
Harry Radcliff
G. W. Shisler
Laura Offutt
Paul Myer
Thaddeus Biser
Robert W. Leichert
Frederick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grandpapa
Ellen Arcon
F. N. Monjo
Thomas Jefferson
Ellen Aroon
Eleanora
Ellen Wayles Randolph
Ellen
United States
Monticello
Washington
Mildred P. Taylor
Cassie
Mississippi
Louisiana
Jerry Johnson
Abby
Florida
Wayne Ulsh
New York City
Actor
George C. Scott
Frank Sinatra
New Jersey
John D. McDonald
Allecky
Kojak
Robert Klein
AFS
Mardi Gras
Frederick Woman’s Civic Club
Margarida Raven
Middletown High School
Sakoshini Muthyan
Thomas Johnson
Adriana Reinoso
Frederick High School
Temple
Comcussiona
Philadelphia
Sergio Comissiona
Baltimore Symphony
Temple University
Comissiona
Bucharest
Allen’s Corner
Mkt
2Nd St
Kodak
E. Patrick St
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