Women's Aglow to hear Dr and Mrs Anderson in Frederick
All area ladies are invited to the Frederick Chapter of the Women's Aglow Fellowship meeting on Tuesday March 17 at the Independent Hose Company on Baughmans Lane. Dr Gordon M Anderson superintendent of Frederick County Public Schools since 1978 and his wife Judy will speak after 9 AM coffee and 10 AM program. Child care is provided for ages 1 through kindergarten at Church of the Brethren with a $2 fee per child and 25 cents for additional children per family. Reservations contact Sylvia Fogle at 663-4289.
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Gordon M. Anderson
Frederick
Women's Aglow Fellowship
Independent Hose Company
Baughmans Lane
Rosemont Avenue
Shookstown Road
Anderson
Frederick County
Yorktown Central Schools
Catskills
New York
Teachers College
Columbia
Judy
Northern Ilinois University
United Presbyterian Church
Sylvia Fogle
Preceptor Nu Meeting Highlights and Regional Mentions
Preceptor Nu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted meetings with Mrs Otha Barham and Mrs Paul Langley as hostesses. A farm tour by Ms Lori Terpstra preceded the session, with brand comparisons and production methods discussed. The program by Mrs Dorothy Cavenee covered Arkansas and Missouri, noting Civil War divisions and regional historical sites, followed by a covered-dish supper at Mrs Paul Langley’s home and a City Council report. The next meeting will be at Mrs Mina Hamilton’s home.
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Otha Barham
Paul Langley
America
John W. Huddleston
Murfreesboro
Arkansas
Missouri
Tom Sawyer
Jesse James
Daniel Boone
Harry Truman
Louis and
Clark
Hannibal
Samuel Clemens
Huck Finn
Truman Museum
Independence
Hagerstown
Dorothy Morgan
Mina Hamilton
Ohio
Elizabeth Barger speaks at Psi Chapter of Phi Delta Gamma
Elizabeth Barger of Fountain Rock Elementary School in Hagerstown lectured at the Psi Chapter meeting held in Harrison Alumni House on Western Maryland College campus. She described serving on an 11 member teaching team that conducted a seminar in Leicester England for DoD teachers from Europe.
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Psi
Phi Delta Gamma
Western Maryland College
Harrison
Elizabeth Barger
Fountain Rock
Hagerstown
George Washingtn Univeristy
Washington, D.C
Delta Kappa Gamma
Wos
Barger
Ruth Peterson
Hamilton
Lecesster
England
Gallery to Exhibit Prints by Contemporary Artists
Major American and international artists will be represented in a print exhibition at Phoenix Fine Arts Gallery. Works span lithography etching serigraphy and woodcut from names such as Will Barnet Romare Bearden Elaine de Kooning Howard Kanovitz Lee Krasner and more. Demonstrations by Judith Andraka Ariene Bujese-Russo and others accompany the opening on March 15 with a reception 4 to 6 p.m.
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Phoenix Fine Arta Gallery
Market St
Frederick
Will Barnet
Romare Bearden
Elaine de Kooning
Howard Kanovitz
Lee Krasner
Arnold Hoffmann S Jr
Claus Hoie
Douglas Maronowicz
Judy Targan
Larry Rivers
New York
Jean- Michel Folon
Paulo Boni
Paris
France
Salvador Dall
Jose Ortega
Marisol
Judith Oak Andraka
Alexandria
Eugene Frederick
Falls Church
Mai Vo-Dinh
Burkittsville
Vo-Dinh
United States
Musee de Rouen
Milwaukee Art Center
Schiedam Museum
Holland
University of Hue
Viet-Nam
Peterson Gallery
Mars Hill College
North Carolina
Ariene Bujese- Russo
Youth Art Contest Kicks Off In Frederick County
The Frederick Woman's Civic Club sponsors a youth art contest for county schools grades 7-12 with entries accepted Friday March 13 and viewing opens Saturday March 14. Public showing set for Saturday March 21 at Steiner House, Frederick. District judging on March 2. Local artist exhibits rotate monthly in hospital cafeteria and three local banks. Current displays include Elizabeth Pronogas and Dorothea Barrick.
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Frederick Woman's Civic Club Inc
Steiner House
Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Frederick
Frederick Woman's Civic Club
Frederick Area
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
2Nd
Market Streets
Maryland National Bank
Elizabeth Pronogas
Dorothea Barrick
Exhibit Artie Maj Vo Diah Displays Print Works
Artie Maj Vo Diah of Burkitteville showcases wood block prints including Yellow Mountain in a Sunday exhibition titled PRINTS BY, scheduled for March 15.
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Artie Maj Vo-Diah
Burkitteville
Yellow Mountain
Two British novels reviewed for American readers
Barbara Pym's A Few Green Leaves and William Trevor's Other People's Worlds are praised for character, plot, and ironies. Emma and Tom shape a microcosm of village life in Pym's study of intimacy and distance while Trevor traces the web of lies around Frankie Tyte and the fallout on Julia, Doris, and others. A puppet show of The Wind in the Willows is announced for March 14 at C Burr Artz Library.
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Barbara Pym
Emma
Oxfordshire
Tom
Daphne
Shrubsole
Gellibrand
Graham Pettifer
Adam Prince
Miss Licherish
Pym
Graham
William Trevor
Trevor
Frances Tyte
Frankie
Julia Ferndale
Tyte
Julia
Italy
Gloucestershire
Doris Smith
Doris
dJoan C. Prescott
C. Burr Artz Library
Frederick County Public Libraries to discuss five year plan
The Frederick County Public Libraries board meets at Market Street offices on March 24 from 7 30 to 8 30 p m to continue the five year 1981 1986 plan. Topics include new branches Walkersville Urbana New Market and Middletown Brunswick, expanded collections, catalog computerization, mail a book for homebound, and six day headquarters operations. The plan drafted by Mrs Mary Ann Crossen Ford guides policy and will be restudied each autumn. Also on the agenda budgets Library Legislation Day and vacancies. Call 694 1613 for details.
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Frederick County
Mary Ann Crossen-Ford
Capital Hill
Renewing Love course for women begins March 16 at Walkersville
The Renewing Love seminar invites women to explore God given roles and improve relationships through twelve weekly sessions. Led by Belinda Kaikko and Carol Loss at The Catholic Church of Walkersville, the taped course costs 15 dollars and runs from 7:30 to 9:30 pm Mondays with preregistration appreciated.
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Belinda Kaikko
Carol Loss
Catholic Church of
Walkersville
Poole addresses garden club in Feb meeting
The New Market Garden Club met at Mrs. Paul Zimmerman Jr.s home on February 17 for its monthly gathering with Terry Poole from the Cooperative Extension Service as guest speaker. Poole discussed 16 essential soil nutrients, showed deficiency slides, and urged soil testing. a soil sample kit sign‑up list circulated. Mrs. William Goggin reported progress on the Flower Show slated for April 25 themed Seems Like Old Times, with refreshments by Mrs. Zuomerman and two assistants. The next meeting will be March 17 at Mrs. William Armstrong.s home, the focus on the upcoming show.
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New Market Garden Club
Paul Zimmerman Jr
Terry Poole
The
Cooperative Extension Service
Mr. Poole
William Goggin
Edward Stephen
Bernard Selby
Zuomerman
William Armstrong
Family THE NEWS Frederick Friday Wareh 198]
A brief community item referencing the Frederick area publication with a Friday date marker and local social or family notes.
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the News
Frederick, Wd
Wareh
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Gene Stratten Porter
Booth Tarkington
Panama Canal
Boscobel
Psi Chapter
Department of Defense
Europe
Meacher
Denmark
Panama
China
Donna Sellman
Shirley Hoff
Margaret Fleming
Werebeem
Lon
J Moe
Frederick County National Bank
Tae
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Library Board
Poole
Levi's
Boyer Travel Agency
Anne Harper
E. Patrick St
Americas Gem Societe
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