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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1964

Page

3

Talking Books Aid Blind Readers From Local Library

The C Burr Artz Library and others offer a Talking Books program. Qualified readers obtain free recordings via the Library of Congress project, with eligibility based on certified legal blindness. Maryland Work Shop for the Blind handles machines. Virginia State Library distributes. News magazines and textbooks are included, and staff assist patrons in applying.

C. Burr Artz Library Frederick Countians Josephine P. Etchison U. S Library of Congress Congress Maryland Workshop For Baltimore Virginia State Library Richmond American Heritage Atlantic Monthly Newsweek Reader’s Digest Holiday Sports Illustrated New York

Selections From The Adult Collection

Nancy Hale curates an American anthology tracing New England myth to reality through essays poems and stories by Winthrop Mather Franklin Emerson Thoreau Holmes Dickinson Frost Eliot and others. The feature lists related volumes and notes library availability and club events with details on a February meeting and future program plans.

Nancy Hale New England Discovery Miss Hale The New Yorker New England New

New Member Speaks To Zontians

Louise LaMar Young, secretary treasurer of the David H. Young Company Middletown, gave a Zonta Club of Frederick classification talk. She described demanding contracts, strict oversight, and bid preparation, noting small firms face big competitors while highlighting family, education, and civic leadership.

Zonta Club Frederick Louise LaMar Young David H. Young Company Middletown Youngs Young Juniata College Federated Republican Women’s Clubs Frederick County Associated Women of Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau Board Jocal Grange American Soil Conservation Maryland

Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest Underway at Frederick Unit

The Francis Scott Key Unit No. 11 American Legion Auxiliary held its February meeting at the Legion Home with President Louise Reid in charge. Americanism chairman Jackie Butler reported local schools submitted essays now being judged. winners will be announced later.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Margaret Mary Lloyd Church Smith Walter Remsberg Middletown Madeline Warnock Rita Giesken Sonia Levien Edna Mensell Estelle Collins Francis Scott Key Hotel Francis Scott Key Unit No. 11 American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home East Church Street Louise Reid Jackie Butler C. Burr Virginia Miller State Office Baltimore Maryland Legion Auxiliary Department of Maryland Mary Holdcraft Community Service Hospital Auxiliary Newton D. Baker Veteran’s Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Reid Parkville Westminster

Breakfast survey at West Frederick Jr High shows 61 percent inadequate

A survey of 463 seventh graders at West Frederick Junior High found 61 percent had inadequate breakfasts while 23 percent of those who ate breakfast were adequately nourished. The study, led by the Future Nurses Club, aims to promote healthy morning meals with fruit juice cereal milk or eggs and involved teachers, the Dairy Council and student prize posters.

West Frederick Junior High School Spon Future Nurses Club Edna Mensell Mensell Dairy Council Washington Marthena Hoffman Joye Harris Donna Webb Alice Reeder Future Nurses ' Club The Mary Arla Hoffman Profiles Peggy Lane Betty Beavers Frank Lewis America

Memo on hair cuts and SHEROKEN House of Hair Fashions

Two basic hair cut types are described tapered and blunt with differences in length and effect. The piece notes that tapered cuts vary in length and blunt cuts can add body to fine hair. It advertises Sheroken House of Hair Fashions at 10 E Church St and provides phone contact.

Sharon Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions Church St Try

Sidelights on Letters to Editor and May Maryland Pilgrimage

A reader reflects on a past Letters to the Editor column and the misread “joke” tag placed on a 1910 water system verse. The piece defends the column’s good faith and recalls a winter injury while stressing caution with slang and “home spun” poetry. The column then previews the May Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage, describing Maryland’s varied scenery and historic sites from Tidewater to Baltimore and beyond.

Lafayette Carpenter McKaig Walkersville Calvary Church Lucy Attyone Maryland America Annapolis Baltimore Hartford Carroll

Water cruises and river trips anchor spring travel plans

The report notes May 1 to May 10 as travel dates with Frederick and Montgomery counties not participating. Chesapeake Bay cruises from Baltimore to Oxford are set for May 16 and 17, with a Patuxent River trip linked to the St. Marys tour. Details are scarce, but the Frederick Travel Club may show interest.

Frederick Montgomery Counties Chesapeake Bay Baltimore Oxford St. Mary’s

Hood College Violinist Dr Ramaley Heads Faculty Recital

Dr D Ramaley associate professor of music at Hood College will headline a faculty recital at Hood, accompanied by Allen Bonde. The 8 p.m. event in Brodbeck Hall features Schubert Brahms Creston Hindemith and Donde pieces. The public may attend free of charge.

D. Ramaley Hood College Hood Dr. Ramaley Allen Bonde Brodbeck Hall Donde Washington Area Schubert Johannes Brahms Paul Creston Paul Hindemith Ramaley Community Frederick Orchestra Univeristy of Colorado Northwestern University

Onion Flavored Burgers Start With Minced Onion

For juicy burgers, mix two tablespoons of minced onion per pound of beef before shaping patties. This small addition enhances flavor and keeps the meat moist during cooking.

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