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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1965

Page

16

Helldorado rodeo queen mix up crowns co queen

Lyn Anderson reigned four days as Helldorado queen by error after judges matched numbers to contestants. Stephanie Anne Sertic, initially slated as queen, was misidentified. the committee ruled Sertic queen with Anderson as co queen. Both receive trophies silver belt buckles and boots.

Las Vegas Lyn Anderson Lyn Tym Juages Keith Ashworth Stephanie Anne Sertic Old Western High School Ashworth Miss Sertic Lin Helldorado Miss Anderson

Over-60 Clubs Rally in Philadelphia Park Picnic

More than 1 200 seniors gathered at Fairmount Park for a rally and picnic with entertainment, snacks, and birthday cakes. The event, organized by Civ Recreation Depart ment and park authorities, featured dances, music, and banter about staying young.

Philadelphia Ranmount Park Fairmont Park Squaresville Civ Recreation Department Fairmount Park Commission Philadelpha Recreation Council Jessie Catrambone

Frederick Hosts Blue and Gray Bridge Tournament This Weekend

The Blue and Gray Sectional Bridge Tournament extends Friday through Sunday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. Players from Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and nearby states attend with sessions in the Blue and Gray Room and Wedgwood Room. Winners claim trophies and silver trays including the American Optical Trophy Colonial Jewelry Trophy and Frederick News-Post Trophy with events across Open Pairs Special Pairs and Mixed Pairs daily.

Frederick Robert Poleto Charles Arotsky Tray Joe Kivel Arlington Edmund Lazarus Baltimore Revere William C Shelton Bethesda Thomas C Mobley Hyattsville Frederick News-Post Kivel

Tournament Directors Named for Weinberg Event

Wel M Weinberg announces Michael S Goldstein and Jerome Machlin as tournament directors Washington Dr Walter Snow in charge of arrangements Nathan Jacobson handles individual prizes Mrs Pol eto and Mrs Robert McKinney chair hospitality and partnerships committee Partners contact Mrs Pol eto or Mrs McKinney Other committee chairmen include Mrs Arotsky publicity Charles J Crum program and Weinberg rules and protest

M. Weinberg Michael S. Goldstein Jerome Machlin Washington Walter Snow Nathan Jacobson Poleto Robert McKinney McKinney Arotsky Charles J. Crum and Weinberg

Ford Evening Hour Director Dies

William Reddick aged 74, composer and conductor, died Tuesday of a heart attack in Grosse Pointe Michigan. He directed the Ford Sunday Evening Hour radio program during the 1930s.

Auto Dealers To Display 1965 Cars

The Frederick County Auto Dealers Association hosts an auto show at Frederick Shopping Center with about 75 1965 car models from major domestic manufacturers. Friday at 4 pm opening. entertainment by Middletown High School Band and the Little German Band on Saturday.

Frederick County Auto Dealers Association Frederick John Warfield Middletown High School Little

Three Named To Advisory Posts

Gov. Hulett Smith named three men to the Interstate Advisory Committee for the Potomac River Basin. The appointees are Bern Wright chief of the State Water Resources Division Ralph L Hottel director of the Commerce Department's Planning and Research Division and George R Heidrich of Charles Town a member of the State Soil Conservation Committee.

Charleston, W.va Potomac River Basin Hulett Smith Bern Wright State Ralph L. Hottel Commerce Department George R. Heidrich Charles Town State Soil Conservation Committee

Train derailment injures eleven in England

A Glasgow London express derailed in Morecambe at 70 mph injuring eleven people none seriously. Separately a report notes nine thousand four hundred ninety foreign students enrolled in Canadian universities.

Morecambe England

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