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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1982
Page
10
An Audubon excerpt contrasts the Spotted Owl with old growth forest decline and a push for clear cutting led by John Crowell. It argues the owl symbolizes broader wildlife needs against timber industry interests, urging political and economic consideration for forest preservation.
Dear Abby answers readers on car seat laws and a grieving mother’s plea for road safety. The column then offers guidance on handling a talkative social bore and a difficult family dynamic with tact. It includes a plea for Compassionate Friends and practical home adjustments for a weighty relative.
Former U N secretary general Kurt Waldheim will join Florida State University as a visiting lecturer on international relations and law this fall. FSU president Bernie Sliger praised the appointment as highly meaningful for the university and its students.
The Frederick County Extension Service invites home gardeners to a Saturday event June 2 from 10 am to noon at the Demonstration Vegetable Garden on the Fort Detrick grounds. Horticulture agent Sue Gray and master gardeners Pam Christoffel and Grayson Haller will offer pest and disease guidance and garden tours.
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Preceptor Nu chapter met at Dorothy Cavenee's home for season finale. New officers installed for 1982-83: Judith Littlefield president, Dorothy Cavenee VP, Dorothy Morgan treasurer, Mary Ann Clark recording secretary, Hilda Langley corresponding secretary. Judith Littlefield honored as Girl of the Year at Founders Day. A campership donation and May birthday party at Homewood Retirement Center followed. Cultural programs featured Grandma Moses and Frances Parkerton Reyalite with Margaret Mitchell noted. The chapter reviewed yearly yardstick and planned next year’s activities.
Mrs. Juanite Bryant of Boonville North Carolina was installed as international president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs during the GFWC annual convention held June 7 to 11 in Bismarck North Dakota. New officers include Jeri Winger Springville Utah Phyllis Roberta Fairfax Virginia Aice Dooabee Barrington Rhode Island Phyllis Dedeshoffer Indianapolis Indiana Ann Holland West Falmouth Massachusetts and Linda Messinger Huntington West Virginia. GFWC members in the United States contributed 225 million hours of volunteer service and more than seven million dollars to community projects in the last two years.
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