Great Frederick news and holiday reflections in brief
A collage of local notes covers Nancy Hoke and Bill Warner’s marriage, quirky complaints about dining, snow antics, and civic events. Highlights include Mary Ellen Schaeffer’s Christmas obsession, seed catalogs, a vanished seed of sorrow for Bettie Delaplaine, and a Grand Rapids grant to the symphony toward the new Performing Arts Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hoke
Bill Warner
Money Magazine
Minnesota
Frederick
Bettie Delaplaine
Alta Barker
Bettie
Florida
Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids Symphony Orchestra
National Endowment For the Arts
Symphony
Grand Rapids’ New
Maryland program trains teachers for handicapped in regular classrooms
Teachers of industrial arts vocational education and special education can join a new graduate level training project at the University of Maryland College Park to retrain for teaching handicapped pupils in mainstreamed settings. The program includes Project LEAP and is funded by federal state and local levels. Call UM departments for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland College Park
Bureau of Education For the Handicapped
College of Education
Maryland
Project Leap
UM Department of Industrial Education
Department of Special Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel Loeb
League of Women Voters
The
Sheraton
Annapolis
Washington
Lillie Low
Eugene Rietzke
McLean
Beaufort
Lynn Witherspoon
Big Brothers
Dig Sisters
James Witherspoon Sr
Hagerstown
Mary Ellen Schaeffer
Ellicott City
Mary Elien
Louis Dombrowski
Merchant Marine
Alma Schaeffer
Kansas City
American College of Sports Medicine
ACSM
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Fellowship of Fan Athletes
Mewrwre Baye
R.W. Boyer Agency Inc
ORIG
Miss Charm
Eyerly’s
Women's World
Evertys
Everly’s . . Domestics
London Legs
Everly’s
Accessomes
the News
Times OF London
Kate
Sachil
Jrs
Chantilly
MENS
Eyeriys
Mens Sportswear
Eyeclys
China
Det
BeerSteins
Weeee
Big Boys
Little Boys
Fleir
Fyedlys
Hourewares
Eyerlys
Corelle
Shop Eyerly’s
Frederick Towne Mall
Terry
Jerven
Ate
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