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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1975

Page

5

Frederick Symphony debuts 9th season with Baltimore conductors

On Tuesday November 18 at 8 p.m. the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra opens the Frederick Symphony Society season in Gov Thomas Johnson High School Auditorium. Led by Leon Fleisher, the program features Rossini Overture and Rimsky-Korsakoff Scheherezade with soloist Jeffrey Chappell performing MacDowell Piano Concerto No. 2. Subscriptions remain available at the door, with adult tickets $15 and student tickets $8.

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Frederick Thomas Johnson High School Frederick Symphony Society Jeffrey Chappell Curtis Institute Peabody Preparatory Department Chappell St. Louis Temple Philadelphia Orchestra Leon Fleisher Peabody Conservatory of Music Baltimore Baltimore Symphony Rimsky - Korsakoff Scheherezade Joyce Krantz

Twenty six trees planted around Culler Lake by local groups

Garden Committee of Operation Town Action completes encircling Culler Lake with pink and white trees. City Parks planted 2 pink dogwood 7 weeping cherry 10 white dogwood and 7 pink crabapple during the week of Nov 3 with fourteen donated by private citizens.

Operation Town Action Culler Lake

Olde Tyme Christmas winds through Harpers Ferry events

Harpers Ferry National Historical Park and local citizens celebrate the fifth annual Olde Tyme Christmas the first weekend of December. Visitors tour living history exhibits in the lower town as interpreters in period dress narrate Victorian Christmas customs with carols programs and a public Abraham Lincoln reception at the Master Armorer's House parlor.

Harpers Ferry Abraham Lincoln Mas’ + Armorer

Civinettes hear Thanksgiving message at Betty's Restaurant

The Civenette club met at Bettys Restaurant on Nov 4 with 23 members and 4 guests. Guest speaker Dr Francis Reinberger spoke on Thanksgiving, stressing love, remembrance, family relations, respect, and gratitude. An upcoming YMCA bazaar fundraisers and a Christmas party were announced.

Betty’s Janice Bowers Francis Reinberger Heaven Earth YMCA Bessie Hildebrand Mable Cecil Madeline Ford Crena Spencer Mary Sullivan

Phyllis Amorello Aims for High Fashion Modeling Career

Phyllis Amorello, executive secretary at Community Services Agency, seeks modeling work for fashion focus and people contact. Engaged to Donald R. Schilling, she plans a May wedding in Avanta Georgia. She loves clothes and vacationing in Daytona Beach.

Phyllis Amorello Community Services Agency Phyllis P.S Donald R. Schilling

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