Frederick Orchestra and Scout Band to Joint Benefit Concert
The Francis Scott Key District Boy Scout Band will appear with the Frederick Orchestra in a 1965 benefit concert for local Scout troops. The all scout band, the sole Maryland Boy Scout Band, recently performed in Washington for the Scout Memorial unveiling. The program includes Sousa marches conducted by Tom Shelor, Mozartean concert pieces, and an operatic offering The Im presenter io. The event takes place at Hood College in Bredbeck Hall on Sunday evening at 7 15 p m with tickets available locally.
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Frances Scott Key District Boy Scout Band
Fea
Frederick
Francis Scott Key District
Frederick Orchestra
Box Scout
FSK
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Boy Scouts of America
Congress
White House
Frank Smith
Elm Street
Smith
US Navy
Washington
Uniof
Howard Neufeld
Ken Bromfield
Ronald Young
Frank Schmersahl
Robert Holly
Harold Young
Mare Party
John Brewer
Tom Shelor
Life Scout
Asssistant
Troop 1054
Sousa
Washington Post
Mozart
Wil
Bredbeck Hall
Hood College
Hood College exhibits second faculty show by Richard N. Hyman
Hood College art instructor Richard N. Hyman opens the second spring faculty show in Coffman Chapel Gallery. The exhibit includes one steel sculpture four brass castings and several photographs and drawings. The display runs through March 3 and features Hyman’s recent commissioned drawings using lost wax centrifugal casting.
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Richard N. Hyman
Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Hood
Hyman
Baltimore
Dickinson College
University of Pennsylvania
University of Iowa
Chamberwell School of Art
London
Weiner Hochschule
Germany
American
George Washington
Washington
U.S. Army Combat Developments Command Engineer Agency
Fort Belvoir
Spring Breezes Prompt Homemaker To Plan Clean Sweep
A homemaker, inspired by bright days, plans spring cleaning with a structured list. She outlines organizing tips, time limits, tool readiness, clothing comfort, and room by room methods to improve efficiency.
Local Combo Damien and the Classics Hit Texas Tour
The Damien and the Classics travel from Frederick to Dallas for a month at the Gringos with a demo for United Artists of New York. The six member group, praised by the New Jersey Nightclub Alliance in 1965, added new players and signed with Associated Booking Corporation of New York City. Lead Mike Stup and crew tour via New Jersey and New York clubs, planning future stops in Louisiana including Shreveport and New Orleans.
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Texas
Damion
the Classics
Dallas
Tex
Frederick
Damien
Lone Star State
Louisiana
Shreveport
New Orleans
The
Classics
United Artists of
New York
New Jersey
New Jersey Nightclub Alliance
Spotlight
Mike Stup
Associated Booking Corporation of
New York City
Louis Armstrong
Little Anthony
Imperials
Floyd Patterson
Stup
Don Davis
Davis
Frederick club hosts Dutch students at meeting
Members of the Frederick Business and Professional Women’s Club heard an indoctrination on life in the Netherlands. Dutch children Carel and Meriam Schroeder spoke after slides of the Netherlands. The session showcased education, land reclamation, culture, and crafts ahead of the Tenth Triennial Congress in Washington.
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Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club
Netherlands
Frederick Club
International Federation of Business and Professional Women
Washington, D.C
Eleanor Everhart
Mary Lowe Smith
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Margaret Kent
Prince the Netherlands
Pal
Maryland School For the Deaf
Carel
Meriam
Schroeder
Gallaudet College
Washington
Lois Swaney
Keukenhof
The
Hague
Volendam
Marken
Polly's Pointers: Practical homemaking tips and reader ideas
Polly shares quick fixes for everyday chores from suspending swings with repurposed metal frames to crafting pot cleaners from aluminum foil. Readers suggest durable handles for briefcases wrapped in plastic lacing, clipping junk mail for scratch paper, and self taught typing praise.
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Polly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Shree
Polly
Exchange Students Speak To Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Three foreign exchange students spoke at a Delta Kappa Gamma Society dinner meeting in the Holiday Inn. Miss Marete Kiar from Denmark discussed higher education shifts, Werner Zeilinger of Austria described democracy and living standards, and Harold Goldsmith of Gaithersburg outlined Brazil’s poverty and wealth extremes with slides.
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Gamma
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Holiday Inn
Avis Fischer
Marete Kiar
Denmark
Gaithersburg High School
Miss Kiar
Werner Zeilinger
Austria
Frederick High School
United States
Great Britain
Zeilinger
Harold
Pete
Mildred Powell
Onica Pratt
Audrey Pressler
Sarah Quinn
Sharon Hooper
Doris Remsberg
Mary K. Repp
Mary Rhoads
Alice Robinson
Margaret Rohrer
Charlotte Smith
Zelma Smith
Ruth Staley
Beattie Stauffer
Margaret Stauffer
Erma Stull
Mary Stultz
Louise Thompson
Louise Weagly
Virginia Wenner
Janice Wickless
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Winchester Hall
Tommy Kline
Greg Cox
van Showe
Kenny Runkle
Dean Runkle
Hagerstown
Cox
Showe
Kenny
Earlene
Cnet
Folly
Frederick News-Post
Thailand
U.S.A
Singer
McCall's
Singer Sewing Centers
Singer Company
North Market ST
Bigzle
Wario Phillips