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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1978

Page

6

Twenty Fifth Anniversary of Wonotary Garden in Sugarloaf

The Wonotary Garden in the Sugarloaf area celebrates twenty five years as a club and receives the first prize from the Maryland Environmental Trust Montgomery County Committee for beautification and environmental efforts. Also noted are events promoting square dancing to benefit Historic Medley District Inc and a memorial for author Maxine Davis McHugh.

Wonotary Garden Maryland Environmental Trust Montgomery County Monocacy Garden Club Dorothy Menke Memorial Fund Lung Association of Mid-Maryland Historic Medley District Inc Stoney Castle Barn Westerly Rd Poolesville At &P.m Square Dance Club Jim Robbey Sid Nethery Sweetwater String Band Maxine Davis McHugh Needwood Burkittsville

Energy Saving Cookery Featured At Homemakers Meetings

The Maryland Cooperative Extension Service promotes its energy saving program at multiple clubs. Meetings note Microwave Ovens demos, farm visit plans, and June picnics with details on dues, election of officers, and scheduled tours to St. Michaels and Cozy Restaurant.

Mid-Valley Mid-Valley Club William Adams John Barker Harold Belauver Donald Huffer Lee Warren Kenneth Reeder Hill 4 Dale Helen Glagola Marge Eisenhower Nancy Ailen Charles Lutz Sarah Holter Dorreen Stifer Linda Bryant Dorleen Slifer Town & Country Homemakers Kathy Jones Meadowcrest Joan Perenosky Pat McGrath Patricia Jay Carol Whit Merryland Tract Woodrow Souder General Electric Dewey Heffner Dewey Cozy Restaurant St. Michaels Farmers Woods Gary Cooper Terry Fawley Robin James Schamel Jay Maynard Meena Fauntleroy Cristy Heather Smith Yellow Springs Harold Polk Emmitsburg Lila Franklin The Heart Association Alma Jones Frederick Barracks Mia Margaret Habo Ann Welty Margaret Hahn Verna Seiss Walkersville United Church of Christ Kathryn Nicodemes Mary Frantz Jeanette Reddick Annie Zimmerman Julia Whitmore Walkersville Lutheran Church

Dear Abby letters on abuse and neighbors spark debate

A reader argues mothers often dismiss abuse cases, urging reporting to a social worker or counselor. A social worker counters with caution about family dynamics. Another inquiry questions a live-in housekeeper role for a single man, and a final letter complains about a neighbor speaking a foreign language on a shared line.

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