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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1979
Page
9
The hand-wrought jewelry of Beth Meinster will be among the quality crafts at the Craftpeoples Guild of Frederick spring show and sale. The event runs May 4 and 5 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Francis Scott Key Mall.
At the Frederick County Symphony Society annual meeting, officers were unanimously reelected including Carroll Hendrickson Jr as president Francis W Bush Sr as 1st vice president Thomas Silliman as 2nd vice president Charlies Trunk as treasurer and recording secretary Mrs Edward Gibson as corresponding secretary and Joyce Beachley. Directors for three years include Lephks Ghiatukee Aldridge Robert Alexander plus new director choices Joseph Brown and Richard Bernstein. Members urged to apply for early bird memberships for 1979 80 with mail-in checks due May 8 and season subscriptions set at 16 dollars for adults and 4 for students.
Potomac Symphony Association launches its season membership drive through May 22, with a Pops concert marking the drive’s end. The 1979 season features Verbit in October, Cecilia Choral Society in December, Stapp in February, and an April Young Artist concert, with season tickets $15 for adults and $6 for students.
Dear Abby answers three reader questions about trust in relationships and adjusting to in law dynamics. A woman warned about a partner who hides evidence of other women and resists commitment. Another asks about calling in laws Mom and Dad. Abby affirms the choice. The final reader regrets giving in to a relationship and urges emphasis on waiting for marriage. Abby promises continued guidance to prevent similar mistakes.
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