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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1969

Page

5

Hood College Faculty Recital Saturday Night

Hood College presents a public faculty recital in Brodbeck Hall at 8 p.m. featuring Mary Paulhamus dramatic soprano Alen Bonde pianist and John Ramaley violinist. The program includes religious songs violin pieces and Franck Sonata in A major with Paulhamus also teaching at Walkersville High School Bonde and Ramaley hold advanced degrees and have performed widely in Europe Puerto Rico and across the United States.

Hood College Mary Paulhamus Alen Bonde John Ramaley Brodbeck Hall Paulhamus Hood Franck Juilliard Graduate School of Music Mary Paull New York City Frederick Community Concert Association Walkersville High School Lawrence University

Hood College Choir to perform Choral Vesper Service

Hood College will host a Choral Vesper on Sunday March 30 at 7 p.m. in Coffman Chapel with the Hood College Choir directed by Marion Handy and featuring Britten Missa Brevis in D minor. Student organist Emily Biemiller and Glee Club director Elizabeth Keltel will also perform, as the ensemble promotes campus and community concerts.

Hood College Coffman Chapel Benjamin Britten Westminister Cathedral London Marion Patricia Handy William Sprigg Emily Biemiller Hood College Glee Club Elizabeth Keltel Glee Club Lehigh University Baltimore U.S. Naval Academy

Baltimore Plans For LOOF Veet Veet Sesquicentennial Conation

Baltimore officials note the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold its sesquicentennial convention starting September 29. The order began in Baltimore at a waterfront tavern on April 25, 1819 with five members and now has about 1.2 million members.

Baltimore Order of Odd Fellows

Ex-Cons Join Police Force In Civil Service Program

Ex convicts, after proving themselves, become fulltime members of the Los Angeles Police Department through a community relations program. Eight of twenty original applicants remain. all hires work as civil service staff with salaries around $425 monthly, and some intend to seek police roles after gaining entry. The initiative, supported by Mayor Young and the City Council, aims to show excons can contribute to crime prevention and public service.

Los Angel ES Cay Bos Neveles Smohims Marapiite Vhes Eredit Sellow Reiter Donald L. Hoberts Roberts Sas Excens Reiter Viet Spe Seol Mindenez Nnyorts Civil Service

1500 Baltimore drivers pay delinquent tickets for license tag completion

About 1,500 motorists in Baltimore have paid 35000 in delinquent parking tickets to obtain license tag applications from the DMV. Chief Judge Sewell Lamdin of Municipal Court said these 1500 are among 4800 people whose applications were held after a computer flagged them delinquent. He expects most of the rest to come in and pay this week.

Baltimore Department of Motor Vehicles Sewell Lamdin Municipal Court DMS Lamdin

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