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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1976
Page
8
A reader argues for skirts over pants and mocks trousers while praising dress comfort, with Abby's humor and a reply about fashion choice. A second letter reveals a wife's flirty behavior toward the writer's husband, creating a spousal tension within a longtime friend group.
In a reader's note Agnes visits when the husband is home, prompting a plan to limit the foursome. Advice suggests being direct with the husband, decline joint vacations, and gradually reduce Agnes and the brother’s contact while remaining gracious. A second letter praises Abby's past advice about elderly correspondence and requests Abby’s new booklet for $1.
Teresa Elaine Burtner and Paul Douglas Brunner united in marriage at Trinity Chapel on West Church Street in Frederick on December 10. Rev. Paul L. Althouse led the ceremony with family and friends in attendance.
A sweeping critique argues New York’s cultural dominance shapes national music tastes. It cites Bruce Springsteen hype, East Coast snobbery toward Southern acts, and diminished New York radio play as evidence of a widening regional divide. The piece notes critics in Boston Philadelphia and Washington share xenophobia while West and South bands struggle for acceptance. It ends suggesting a middle path mirrors a nationwide bailout of sorts.
Due to demand the Marland Children’s Theatre hosts an adult performing escape program alongside children’s theatre. Audiences will enjoy costumes and stagecraft as performers present a mix of acts and a scholarship fundraiser. A live podcast and touring program are noted with church and community group involvement.
The Pier Five Jazz Band from Baltimore will play a Dixieland concert in Alumni Hall at Western Maryland College on Thursday evening. The seven-piece group, linked to an American studies course on New Orleans culture, performs early 1900s style music. Tickets are $1 at Winslow Student Center. open to the public.
Frederick and Mrs. Yinger announce the engagement of their daughter Pamela Sue Yinger to Robert Wayne Haupt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. Haupt Sr. Pamela, a Shepherd College senior majoring in Elementary Education, and Robert, a farmer, have not set a wedding date.
The Cambridge Hand Bell Ringers from Evangelical Reformed Church entertain the Frederick Woman's Civic Club during December. The program featured Fanfare for Bells Parade of the Wooden Soldiers Variations on a French Cord and the Hallelujah Chorus directed by Mrs Rose Emge. Members participating include Michael Rhoades Gregory Rhoades Nancy Doll Kim Doll Lynn Doll Jov Doll Stephanie Wyand Barbara Ford Caroline Kinsey Colleen Gobeegan Donald Kline March Fritz and Heath Abbott.
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