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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1961
Page
3
Playground News announces Have Brush Will Paint a citywide playground week featuring a Sunday opening band concert at Baker Park Band Shell by Brunswick High School. Daily activities across parks include stories crafts music drama badminton and a Friday chorus with multiple sessions and special story hours, rhythm bands, and games across venues.
Thursday afternoon shifts to Street Art Show at Storm and Shipley corner Second and North Market streets with Frederick Zonta Club as sponsor and judges. Morning events include Music Lady visit and Baker Park nature quiz. Lincoln Park hosts Hat Show in the evening. Friday features multiple park events including Mullinix Art Show at Mullinix Park Tiny Tot Town Cowboys Contest Monocacy Doll Show Costume Ball East Third Park Hair Do Contest Maryland Park Newspaper Costume Night Harmon Field Four Leaf Clover Hunt Lincoln Babee parks Color Nite Peanut Night Linden Hills Rosedale Staley treasure hunts and a Big Toe Contest travel across parks.
Sixty three students received certificates at the Commencement Exercises for Community Vacation Church School held in St. Paul's Lutheran Church last Sunday at 7 45 p m. The event featured songs and stories from nursery to junior senior groups, with Rev Willard Stevens and Rev Bruce Gabbert Jr leading prayers and readings. Certificates were awarded to pupils including Danny Davis Sherry Anne Brown Thomas E Summers Elizabeth Ann Heffner Rhonda Stockman Lois Ann Remsburg Steven Baker Theresa Baker Susan Setters Diane Loy Donna Frye and several others. an offering supported materials used in the school.
mary shelton stephen summers and calvin rice are listed among attendees nine days or less with numerous others including sharon loy nancy huffer michael davis caroli jean brown and debbie young at a local gathering. the jefferson raritan club planned a picnic at the close of school. regional visits and family updates follow including people moving between laurel gaithersburg frederick and berkeley springs with several hospital stays and birthdays noted.
The State Athletic Commission ordered Sonny Liston to show cause why his boxing license should not be lifted. A citation requires Liston to appear in the state office building on July 14 to explain arrests in the prior two months. The commission may suspend or revoke the license if the report is unsatisfactory.
Navy teaches deaf sign language to frogmen for silent undersea communication. Dr. Peter R. Wisher of Gallaudet College developed a six two hour session course adapting a 170 word vocabulary. Sign usage aids submarine sonar operators and helicopter rescue pilots, with interest from Air Force and Fire Department officials.
The piece argues commercial TV is harmful but praises educational television. It notes 48 educational stations in 28 states reaching over 70 million viewers, with many open circuit stations. South Carolina builds a three channel network to broadcast high school courses, tapping into taped libraries and aiding disabled students.
Hoffa signals a plan to rejoin or form a rival federation to the AFL CIO. He accuses George Meany of blocking the Teamsters expulsion and says eighteen months could bring a unified or splinter federation. Reuther supports a united labor movement if standards are upheld. Hoffa demands wide jurisdictional latitude before any return. John Walter Pfost, 77, husband of Rep. Gracie Pfost, dies of a heart attack.
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