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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1958

Page

14

Civitan clubs set 18000 goal for mentally retarded children

Twenty nine Civitan clubs plan to raise 18000 this Christmas through fruit cake sales to aid mentally retarded children in the Washington area. Delegates met at Francis Scott Key Hotel Bethesda and Francis Scott Key Hotel Bethesda. Carol R Freed chaired the council. George Dietrich of Baltimore spoke on citizenship. About 120 attended a banquet with Bob Kersey orchestra. district governor John Codd Annapolis and Harold Taylor Chesapeake district chairs attended. Junior Civitan representatives held a separate meeting and dance to discuss district projects and membership.

Frederick Wasaing C. Ramsey Set Norfolk Carol R. Freed Raymond E. Bowers Jr Clayton A. Dietrich Baltimore Maryland Civitan Jerome Offutt Bob Kersey Door Writes Civitans Washington Francis Scott Guy Bethesda William Caras Falls Church Christian P. Sorensen Catonsville Civinette Club Ralph E. White Francis Scott Key Hotel Jovitan Pine Room John Codd Annapolis Harold Taylor Chesapeake Alden B. Summers Vernod E. Siup

Civinettes Tour Alaska Film Event at November Meeting

The Frederick Civinettes viewed a film by Mr and Mrs Osborne Price detailing a Minneapolis to Point Barrow Alaska trip. Mrs Herbert L Strawsburg organized the program. President Mrs Irvin Ramsburg urged cooperation for the November 19 board party and invited wives to a hotel tea. Birthday greetings were extended to several members and Gene Ramsburg won the draw prize.

Frederick Civinettes Alaska Osborne Price Francis Scott Key Civitan Chesapeake Grayson Nikirk Elmer Singer Melvin Lescalet Gene Ramsburg

Baltimore salary proposal falls short after county vote

Richard Curtis lists four prospective members and names others as part of local civic notes. The executive board will meet at Mrs Remsburg's home on November 26 and the regular meeting is set for December 7 at the Frances Scott Sey Hotel, closing with a benediction by Chaplain Mary Sullivan. A separate item reports Baltimore City payroll plans failing to gain approval, with an unofficial tally showing 32 872 for and 27 735 against the constitutional amendment, amid partial state returns.

Richard Curtis Eleanor Hauver Bartgy Storm H. LeRoy Strassburg Jr Connie Staley Barbara Fals Remsburg Frances Scot Yier Baltimore County

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