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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1969
Page
5
Barbara Coleman, famed WMAL-TV host of Here's Barbara, speaks of her image, perfectionism, and the pressures of fame. She describes using intuition during interviews, balancing public persona with personal life, and maintaining warmth and honesty amid a demanding schedule and media scrutiny.
Fairfax YWCA hosts its Fifth Annual Silent Auction at The Potomac School in McLean on Thursday March 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Honorary Chairman Mrs. Robert Finch will cut the ribbon at 10 a.m. and a luncheon with modeling by Jane Heaver’s teens runs 12 to 3. Donations are collected across Fairfax County at listed homes or at the Y Center on Chain Bridge Road.
The basement floor should be washed regularly with hot suds. Use a mop or brush to scrub the surface and maintain cleanliness throughout the house.
Frederick County Public libraries promote Safer Library practices and ongoing staff development in a Mary land Education Division seminar series. Librarians Davis Steinhart Walsh report on urban issues and youth in suburbia sessions, plus demonstrations and screenings, with upcoming topics on unions urban renewal housing and safety.
Area residents may watch 15 year old pianist Claire Wachter perform on TV Channel 11 Sunday at 4 p m The Frederick girl is a sophomore at Governor Thomas Johnson High School and daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Wachter of 500 Wilson Place She began piano at eight studied with Sharon Hooper in Frederick then with Peabody School and Dr Tinka Knopf She dedicates weekends to Peabody lessons and school orchestra practice and plays piano for the Gov Thomas Johnson High School band and the Peabody orchestra She recently won a Peabody recital opportunity and will present a program at Peabody in May The program Sunday will feature the first movement of a Sonata by Quincy Porter with organizers noting she has butterflies before her televised debut The Town and Country Garden Club met March 16 at Mrs Caroline Dixon home with 11 members and planning a May 25 tea hosted by Mrs Christine Roberts Tickets are 50 cents.
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