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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1976
Page
2
Step by step DIY guide to create a 200 gallon 1 by 16 foot pond with waterfall and fountain. Includes digging to final coat, filtering and draining guidelines, and a tools list. Send $2.50 to Steve Edingson for complete instructions by mail.
AP reports Dr Elizabeth Whelan a demographer and epidemiologist weighs the costs and benefits of parenthood. She shares how personal choices rise from economic social and health factors while detailing research interviews and counseling services tied to her book A Baby Maybe and her Yale Harvard education.
The Negro Business and Professional Women's Club held its May session at Mrs. Ruth Ann Dredden of Cloverhill home with hostesses Mrs. Margaret Lee and Mrs. Gwendolyn H. Swann. Inductions were given to Rev. Geraldine Davis and Jessica Gee. Officers for 1976-77 were named for June induction. Founders Day set for June 13 at South Frederick Elementary School. The club aided Bermuda track visitors, attends the District Conference in Hampton June 18-19, and donated to the Frederick County Cancer Society. Charter members Eunice Hutchins and Mary E. Thomas attended. Next meeting at Mrs Gladys Lee's Hopehill home.
The Carrollton Manor Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its regular May meeting at Ernie's Italian Restaurant. Regent Mrs Walter Trai presented a pin-oak tree to Montevue grounds, accepted by John Ramsburg, and dedicated as a Bicentennial memorial to deceased members.
Wolf Trap opens its sixth season at the Filene Center Vienna Virginia on June 5 with ONCE IN LOVE WITH AMY and a birthday party for founder Mrs Jouett Shouse. Tony Randall and the National Symphony Orchestra headline a gala hosted by Roger L Stevens and featuring military bands opera stars and famous conductors. Tickets from $4 lawn seats. box office details provided.
The Old Opera House in Charles Town West Virginia debuts Under the Yum Yum Tree a Broadway comedy from 1960 starring Teresa Smith Jeff Harris and Debbie Saunders. Robin plans a test of marriage while Hogan intrudes with keys and flowers as tickets cost 350 for adults and 200 for students. Reservations at 3047254420.
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