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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
10
Cub Scout Pack 218 of Sabillasville held its Blue and Gold Banquet at the Blue Ridge Mountain Fire Hall on a Saturday night. Bryan Roberson won the poster contest and received his prize and certificate from Cub master Gary Hollen as Den 1 showcased awards for many Scouts and Webelos.
Two Frederick area students Betsy Meitzler and Richard Lowman will perform in Europe this summer with Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music Concert Choir. They were selected as one of seven American college choirs to join the two week Vienna Symposium from August 12 to 30. The event, sponsored by the American Choral Directors Association and the Council on Intercultural Relations, features study of prewar European vocal music and daily courses in music history theory German diction and more. Meitzler and Lowman, both preparing in music education, attend Shenandoah and are graduates of local high schools.
Three people were charged with petty larceny and tampering with a motor vehicle after allegedly stealing a car battery from Alfred Plum’s vehicle on East Third Street. John N. Miller, 24. Marion W. Stone, 22. and Jackie Jane Stone, 18, were seized by Pvt. Edgar Nicodemus in Middle Alley, bond set at 255 each, with a March 8 hearing in Trial Magistrate's Court.
Cub Pack 267 held its annual Blue and Gold Banquet on February 22 at 7 p.m. at the Junior Fire Company Hall in Frederick with over 100 attendees including Cub Scouts, parents, and guests. Rev. Kenneth Tyson opened with an invocation and a turkey dinner was served by the Ladies Auxiliary. Michael Main organized arrangements, and each Den decorated its table. The program featured Webelos opening, Jesse Myers welcoming attendees and introducing ministers from Calvary United Methodist Church. Awards were presented by Mrs. Carrie Kennedy and Peter Hamburg, including Bobcat Pins, Wolf and Bear Badges, Silver Arrow, and Tenderfoot Badges to named scouts. Plans and acknowledgments were noted for Webelos admissions and committee leadership.
City Police reports show 386 individuals with late payments. 343 paid $2 fines after an original amount, doubled after three days. 43 paid $10 fines for not paying within seven days. Entertainment featured George Anderson et al. Cubs and parents enjoyed Indian dances. Committeeman Myers distributed donation cards for the New Scout Service Center Drive. Robert Wilson led closing, Rev. Myerly gave benediction. Veterans were urged to contact VA offices for GI Bill enrollment assistance.
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