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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1976
Page
6
A reader signs Prefers Skirts praises skirts and mocks pants while Abby notes humor and social norms. Another letter reveals concern that the brother's wife has grown bold, flirtatious, and hints at swapping partners, unsettling the family foursome.
A reader seeks advice on cooling a tense trio friendship involving Agnes and the husband without causing obvious damage. Suggestions include clearly addressing concerns with the husband, gradually reducing interaction with Agnes and the brother, and politely vetoing joint vacations if Agnes proposes them.
Teresa Elaine Burtner and Paul Douglas Brunner united in marriage at Trinity Chapel on West Church Street Frederick in a candlelight ceremony performed by Rev. Paul L. Althouse. The couple, both Middletown natives, are high school graduates now employed locally and plan a future wedding trip. They reside at 115 West Main Street.
A critical look at how New York publicity and hype shape rock music across the United States. The piece contrasts midwestern southern and western reactions to Bruce Springsteen and The Eagles with East Coast critics and the Rollers, arguing critics’ elitism and market forces drive a national divide over what music sells outside New York.
Popular demand from local groups and schools prompts Marsland Children's Theatre to host 140 matinee performances at Marsland Academy of Dramatic Arts. Audiences aged 3 to 4 will enjoy costumes and color books. admission supports the Yademsa Theatre scholarship fund. Proceeds are tax deductible.
The Pier Five Jazz Band from Baltimore will perform in Alumni Hall on Thursday Jan 8 at p.m. The seven piece Dixieland ensemble will showcase early New Orleans styles as part of an American studies course on New Orleans culture. Tickets cost 1 and are sold at Winslow Center.
Mr and Mrs Charles W Yinger of Frederick announce the engagement of their daughter Pamela Sue Yinger to Robert Wayne Haupt, son of Mr and Mrs Ira W Haupt Sr of Rohrersville. Miss Yinger is a Shepherd College senior majoring in Elementary Education. Mr Haupt is a farmer. No wedding date set.
Cambridge Hand Bell Ringers from Evangelical Reformed Church performed at the Frederick Woman's Civic Club December meeting. The program included Fanfare for Bells Parade of the Wooden Soldiers and Hallelujah Chorus under director Mrs Rose Emge with members and guests present. A short business session preceded the performance with holidays observed by lighting Hannukah candles and Advent wreath. New member Mrs A M Stevenson introduced and guests named. The Hands Up project and Jaycee Outstanding Young Marylander Award nominations were discussed. Decorations for the Feb 28 Ball and the Frederick Towne Mall project were planned with first decorating meeting Jan 6. National Federation convention in Philadelphia June 13-18 urged. reservations via Mrs Rice.
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