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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1971

Page

6

Extension Homemakers' Corner May Meeting Highlights

Merryland Tract Homemakers Club heard Mrs. Charles Axline demonstrate Surviving In The Great Outdoors with goulash barbecued chicken and Fudgie Scotch Bars. Guests included Wayne Tucker. Soil Conservation Week remarks. plans for June luncheon and annual events noted.

Merryland Tract van Holten Charles Axline Lawrence Heffner David Kifer Axline Wayne Tucker Herman Boyer International Relations Committee Edgar C. Wirts Sr George Chick Ralph Martz Kathryn Jenkins WICS George Wenner Kifer Boyer Luther Chapel

Flowers in Miniature at Freder ick CW Club Luncheon

The Freder ick Christian Women's Club hosts a luncheon featuring dried flowers and miniature arrangements. Mrs. Thomas Allen demonstrates drying and wiring rosebuds, with music by Paul and Pat Fogle. Inspirational speaker Mrs. Allan Metlam of Towson discusses Stonecroft and CW Club work. Reservations advised. nursery provided.

Jung Frederick Christian Women’s Club Francis Scott Key Thomas Allen Allen Maryland D.C Paul Pat Fogle Allan Metlam Towson Metlam Towson-Cw Club

Tasker's Chance Show Winners Announced

Tasker's Chance Garden Club held a public flower show at Frederick Church of the Brethren with Mrs. Robert E. Clappen and Mrs. Claude H. Barrick named Best of Blues for top first places. Winners across six classes on Ecology included many named exhibitors in divisions on Population Explosion Clean Water Pure Air and more, with roses and irises among the featured horticulture entries.

Robert E. Clappen Claude H. Barrick Tasker Chance Garden Club Frederick Church Edwin E. Wells Barrick William H. Thomas Jr Charles G. Spicknall Robert T. Fisher Carlisle Smith Howard A. Prior Chase C. Gove Fisher W. Cash Smith Robert W. Swanson Wells Clapp Richard R. Kline Chase Gove Benjamin B. Rosenstock Francis D. Howard William E. Zimmerman Herbert L. Rollins William A. Simmons Helen Smith Clater M.smith Howard Edward D. Grove Jr Zimmerman Joseph Urner Rosenstock Mis.Smith Spicknall Harry le Gore Ruth Staley Grove Prior Swanson Gove

GOP Women Plan Saturday Night In Country Event

Rural Women's Republican Club hosts Saturday Night in the Country on June 19 at Spring Valley Farm Route 28 Beallsville. General Store opens 6 p.m. with a country auction, beer dinner at 8 p.m., then square dancing in the Big Barn. Graphologist Joe Hayden and Deputy Sheriff Joe Litton will appear with a parade Appaloosa stallion. Tickets from Pat O'Hanlon 349-4909.

Carol Eadie Poolesville Rural Women’s Republican Club Spring Valley Farm Women’s Republican Club Route 28 Beallsville Joe Hayden Joe Litton Rockville Pat O'Hanlon

PSI Group Open House Wednesday Evening in Frederick

The PSI Group of Frederick will hold an open house at Rose Hill Manor on Wednesday from 6 to 10 p.m. The event is a get acquainted session for the group and any interested persons are welcome to attend.

PSI Frederick Rose Hill Manor

Jr. Womens Club Installs Frederick Officers

The Frederick Junior Woman's Club installed Mrs. Thomas Silliman as president on May 24 with officers including Mrs. William Zimmer first vice president and Mrs. Robert Hamilton second vice president. The club earned three awards from Project Concern, the National Association for Retarded Children, and the Frederick County Association of Retarded Children for yearlong work. New members: Mrs. C. R. Kendall, Mrs. John McHenry, Mrs. David Trexler. Guests included Mrs. Donald Cline and others.

Frederick Thomas Silliman William Zimmer Robert Hamilton Ormond Galvin Western District MFWC Richard Choate Robert Pekarek Henry Groff Stephen Serepea National Association For Retarded Children Frederick County Association of Retarded Children C. R. Kendall John McHenry David Trexler Donald Cline Thomas Friedman Robert Cain Helen Stein Paul Sunday Marvin Spencer William Luzier Peyton R. Phillips Helen Bruening Charles C. Smith Charles Brust

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