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March 20 events open to the public at Walkersville Fire Hall and Winchester Hall. April 4-5 Sew-O-Rama at Frederick Towne Mall is free 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. All extension programs welcome.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
7
March 20 events open to the public at Walkersville Fire Hall and Winchester Hall. April 4-5 Sew-O-Rama at Frederick Towne Mall is free 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. All extension programs welcome.
The February meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club at Bettys Restaurant featured a banking principles program by Albert Radcliffe of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Frederick. Jeanne Barnhart spoke on Why a Will with a Will and Without a Will. Patsy Throne discussed Medicare versus Medicaid and urged letters to County Commissioners on Montevue Home grounds. The club marked International Federal Week with a Spring Fashion Show at the Mall and attended the Maryland Legislative Conference in Annapolis. Participants included Kathryn Reed and Grace Young among many others. Finance committee listed.
Frederick County landmarks foundation will meet March 21 at Harriett Chapel Catoctin Furnace at 8 pm. Gene Anderson will discuss the history of Catoctin Furnace and report on the Catoctin Furnace Historical Society activities. Members are urged to attend and all others are invited.
Phi Delta Gamma held its March meeting at Harrison Alumni House Western Maryland College with national parliamentarian Mrs. Lacey Rumley as guest speaker introduced by Mrs. Gene Sheffer. Remarks praised Rumley’s church theatre and Navy service and noted awards for achievement scholarship and service. Election slate announced for 1973-1974 with April vote. other events including AAUW invitation and Limestone Valley dinner theatre reservations set.
Polly's Poenters column offers reader tips on shoe heel protection by swapping to an old flat to prevent mismatched footwear, a plant care method using a plastic bag greenhouse for travel, and a vacuuming trick on chenille rugs to avoid scratching polished floors. The notes reflect practical, everyday solutions from readers Mrs. W. B. W. and Doris.
With rain ahead the traditional trench coat comes back in bold plaids. A rain or shine pantsuit features wide leg trousers and a hip-length jacket laminated with rubber for waterproof wear.
Jane Fleming Gross, a Frederick artist and mother of three, balances art studies in psychology with family life. Her FCC exhibit, shown since Feb 28 and closing today, reflects broad experiences from travels with her Air Force husband to culinary interests. She plans further education at Hood College while prioritizing family.
Instructions for wedding and anniversary notices stressing a one month deadline for the daily paper. Requests black and white closeups, colored photos unsatisfactory, and photo return with self addressed stamped envelope.
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