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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
20
A period recipe notes lamb shish kebabs with 12 cuts from the American Lamb Council and an open-hearth electric rotisserie. It provides a currant jelly lime glaze, margarine, salt, pepper, nutmeg, and MSG, plus mushrooms and kumquats on skewers for a six-serving indoor or outdoor party.
East Third Street celebrated Gary Lee Heerd Jr.s third birthday with gifts games and refreshments. Attendees included Tay Taylor Britt Brubaker Robert Keener Wendy Dugan Douglas Wilcox Cindy Wilcox Donald Dugan James McClure Jack Wilcox Kevin Reynolds and many family members. A recipe note suggests cooking canned green pepper rings in butter with water in a large skillet.
The Dairy Council introduces a "Snackwich" using cottage cheese with raisin bread peanut butter and orange marmalade. It provides both calories and nutrients, serving as a between meals option and a tasty luncheon during Lent. Makes 6 sandwiches from 12 slices of raisin bread.
An unusual flank steak recipe folds a filling of walnuts mushrooms and potato chips into rolled meat. A sauce with hot sherry unites butter onion parsley and sour cream while Worcestershire and a beaten egg help bind the filling.
Frederick Chief Of Police laments erosion of justice and moral standards, urges citizen responsibility and loyal support for law and government. The piece condemns tolerance of anti democratic forces and stresses the role of police within the executive branch amid national moral decay.
Col. Vincent L. Rowet cuts the ribbon to open Fort Detrick’s new Child Care Center with participants Mrs. Ralph E. Thomas and Mrs. Raymonities present. Center supervisor Mond Wagner and assistant supervisor Mrs. Harry L. Birdashaw attend as Don Thomas, son of Major and Mrs. Thomas, is among the first participants. FBI statistics reported by J. Edgar Hoover note a surge in serious offenses nationwide.
The piece cites rising crime totals surpassing 2 million in 1965 and a projected $27 billion annual crime bill, framing the issue as a test of national character. It urges bravery, faith, and public responsibility, and outlines the police department as a community partner under law. Local counselors are noted for visiting the Air Force Academy to study education methods. Cancer is the leading cause of death from disease among school children.
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