Election year concerns fill county letter to the editor
A reader condemns tax cuts as harming schools police and fire services while warning off budget gimmicks and urging local leaders to resist short term gains. The writer criticizes Bechtel Bechtel and Potomac Edison plans and praises Harvey Armintrout and Eustalo for supporting cultural life and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinberg Center
National Symphony
Virginia
Martha Reynolds
Warfield
Black Horse Tavern
Mrust
Linear Park
Charming
City of Parks
Eastalco
Potomac Edison
Bechtel Corp
California
Brazil
Bechtel
Calif
Utah
Frederick
Frederick County
Baltimore Gas and Electric
Homemaker clubs wrap season with meetings and fairs
Jefferson Homemakers Club met May 11 at the Methodist Church with 19 members and guest Mrs Sid Hooten. Microwave lesson and foods were shared. officers for two years were named. Sunshiners group and Mid-Valley clubs held energy saving cooking demos and planned picnics. Urbana and Sleepy Hollow noted May programs and a Farm Safety meeting at Cozy in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Sid Hooten
Methodist Church
Jefferson Homemakers Club
Carlton Griggs
Charles Smith
George Guard
Harold Heffner
Sunshiners
Linda Sundergill
Tina Hurley
Pat Reifsnider
Sharon Posey
Thurmont Park
Jeanne Breedon
Kathy Hess
Mid-Valley
William Adams
Donald Huffer
Kenneth Reeder
Lee Warren
Richard Bidle
Harold Kefauver
Laura Remsberg
John Barker
Donald Huf
Fer
Cyrus McBride
Dorsey Rice
Gambrill Park Club
Shookstows Civic Center
America
Frances Burdette
Jennette Beans
Vo-Tech Center
U.S
Pauline Keyser
Margaret Burdetie
Sleepy Hollow
Robin Goold
Joan Horman
Barbara Hunting
Eugene Shoonover
Urbana
Ruth Ellen Montgomery
Kaye Shoemaker
Hood
Cozy
Barbara Cole
Ruth E. Montgomery
Antina Bamblan
Dear Abby readers query about bus driver wife and marriage
A collection of Dear Abby letters: a bus driver’s wife worries about admirers and pinching, a Baltimore mother seeks guidance on a disturbed child without psychiatric costs, and a husband distressed his wife never wears old nightgowns. Abby’s replies urge trust, seeking help if needed, and communication about intimacy.
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Abby
Bill
Baltimore
Troub
Paula
Darling
Frederick Ballet Delivers Glittering Weinberg Center Evening
The Frederick Ballet, newly formed from the Frederick School of the Classical Dance, staged a sparkling 7 pm program at the Weinberg Center. Highlights included Les Sylphides with Beth Dangerfield and Richard Lee Cook, disco numbers by Richard Cook and a lavish La Boutique Fantastique choreographed by Beth Dangerfield featuring a magical doll shop tale. The program drew strong applause for the corps and soloists, with Can-Can dancing and a ready audience. The Arts Council may host another showing, and the Dance Workshop is planned for June 10 featuring Coppelia Les Sylphides and Richard Cook's Disco Dancers.
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Frederick Ballet
Frederick School of the
Weinberg
Joyce Morrison
Michael Fokine
Chopin
Corps de Ballet
Walkersville
Beth Dangerfield
Richard Lee Cook
Richard
Cincinnati Ballet Corps
Mary Vachon
Kris Kuhn
Alisa Blackledge
Wendy Burdette
Lisa Charity
Tricia Evich
Ramona Frost
Loretta Gruodis
Rebecca Hi
Chattanooga
la Boutique Fantastique
Rossini-Resphighi
Delibes
Massenet
Hood College
Diane Hamblin
Chantale
Mireille Davis
Susan Kaufman
Liga Charita
Lorette Gruodis
Denise Noonan
Rebecca Hoch
Lisa Hostetter
Sarah deBell
Sheryl Williams
Arts Council
Weinberg Center
Coppelia
Les Sylphides
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Ethel Loeb
Frederick Towne Mall
Farm Bureau
Pinecliff Park
Frederick County Safety
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Cooperative Extension Service
Symons Hall
College Park
William Shaefer
Russell Kulp
Anthony Lucernoni
George Lakin
Merril Remsberg
Dan- Dee
Montgomery Ward
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LE Rae Shop, Inc
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Thurmont
ST. Thomas
Boyer Travel Agency
Church St
Whitarites Coles
Saraclean
Miele St
Airy
Ell
Desy Lecomucrs
Hillcrest Orchards
Butterfly Lane
Hillcrest Drive
Frederick, Maryland
Washington Homes Inc
Randolph
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Catoctin Mountains
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