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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1982
Page
5
The narrator lists ten birds within two days' drive, choosing unusual, non common species. Veery and Hooded Merganser lead, followed by Black-throated Blue Warbler, Common Loon, Pileated Woodpecker, Yellow billed and Black billed Cuckoos, Little Blue Heron, Least Bittern, Hudsonian Godwit, and Ruff, noting their habitats, coloration, calls, and sightings.
In Dallas, Gov. Bill Clements, with a state trooper, chased a pet Australian swan for 15 minutes along Turtle Creek near the governor's home after the bird wandered from the water. The swan later disappeared into darkness as a man involved in prior swan incidents has been connected to earlier events.
Dear Abby shares practical tips from a book on teen summer employment. Students who create their own services—window washing, grocery shopping, art groups, pet care, child care, photo work, exercise classes, beach trips, bulk mailing, car washing, clowning, party help, shoe shining—can earn money by leveraging what they do well. Focus on positive action, use time to explore local demand, and start small with simple services.
The Green-walled Garden Club in Frederick recounts a busy six weeks with a Stillridge Herb Farm trip in mid April, an herb lecture, luncheon, greenhouse tour, and a fragrant bus ride home with potted herbs. Co-chairs Hayward and Campagoolis organized a May 1 flea market at Rosedale Park. A March 17 anniversary tea at Sandy Waxter’s home honored 25 years, with Elise Thrasher and Jean Wright speaking. A hospital beautification planting and a Rhode Island bus tour followed, ending with a June 9 end of season picnic at New Market Middletown Valley Hunt Club.
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