National School Lunch Week Acknowledges 24th Year
National School Lunch Week marks 24 years of the program serving about 20.9 million children in nearly 77,000 schools last year. More than 3.5 million meals were served with 21 percent free or reduced price. The program operates nationwide as a major federal state local collaboration. Adamstown, Harmony Grove, Walkersville Homemakers clubs report fall meetings with demonstrations on milk in family meals, travel notes, and open house plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Children’s Aid Society of New York
Extension Homemakers Corner Names Christmas Workshop Committee
Extension clubs report changes to fiscal year to align county groups. Members and guests attend programs on milk use in meals, Christmas open house plans, and demonstrations of home ice cream and Polish dishes. Lewistown club marks 42nd anniversary with Betsy Capps speech on Norway and a piano duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown Homemakers
Adamstown Homemakers Club
Walter Page
Lovellsville Club
George Stup
Canada
United States
Hickory Bridge
Robert Perry
Carroll Ausherman
Howard Boyer
Kenneth Warrenfeltz
Potomac Edison Company
Jenkins
Westminster
Robert James
House
Charles Gouker
Lewistown
Trinity United Church of Christ
Thurmont
Betsy Capps
Gaithersburg
Norway
Miss Capps
Montgomery College
Virginia
Mary Jane Ramsburg
Lewistown Club
Mehrle Ramsburg
Lewis Martz
Esther Grinder
Kohlenburg
Randolph Stull
William Kohlenburg
Stain Options for Wood Shingles and Fashion Rainwear Trends
A period note touts stains for wood shingles offering color variety while preserving grain. It also highlights rainwear trends with longuette and midi silhouettes featuring top interest and flowing princess lines.
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National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association
Miss Snook Weds Robert Meredith Bare in Lewistown
Cathy Elizabeth Snook and Robert Meredith Bare were married at Lewistown Methodist Church with Rev. Darrell Frey officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Snook, wore satin with peau d ange lace and carried white mums, while the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bare. After a reception, the couple plans a honeymoon trip to Ocean City. they will reside with the bride’s parents while the groom completes Army service at Fort Meade after a year in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Elizabeth Snook
Robert Meredith Bare
Lewistown Methodist Church
David Snook
Mountaindale
Alton M. Bare
RFD
Thurmont
Darrell Frey
Betty Eyerman
Bruce Hewitt
RFD 3
Frederick
Elon Luhn
Poolesville
Alton L. Bare
Lewistown
Maynard Luhn Jr
Ocean City
Vietnam
Fort George Meade
Miss Staley Weds G. E. Hoffman Jr.
Miss Susan Regina Staley of Walkersville marries George Edward Hoffman Jr. at St Peters Catholic Church Libertytown on Sept 13 in a double ring ceremony. Attendants include Rebecca Staley as maid of honor and Steve Sunday as best man with a reception at Mt Pleasant Community Hall. The couple, graduates of local high schools, both work for State Farm and now reside in New Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Regina Staley
Joseph L. Staley
Walkersville
George Edward Hoffman Jr
George E. Hoffman
Frederick
St. Peters Catholic Church
Libertytown
Francis Morrison
Louis Myers I
Rebecca Staley
Geneva Castle
Carol Knott
Thurmont
Nancy Hoffman
Steve Sunday
Gary Grossnickle
Gary Miller
Joseph
Frederick High School
U. S. Air Force
State Farm
New Midway
Householders Can Offset Pollution
New York AP reports a Rex Resource Bureau list of simple household actions to cut pollution. Do not burn garbage idle engines wasteful paper and packaging. Turn off water while brushing teeth fix leaks conserve energy and water. Avoid extra car horsepower and unnecessary disposables. Keep lakes clean reduce erosion and use biodegradable soaps. Plant vegetation and maintain heating systems to offset pollution.
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New York
Rex Resource Bureau
Milwaukee
One Man Show Of Paintings Opens At Youth Museum
Sylvia Weinberg of Frederick presents a one man show at the Youth Museum of the Frederick County Historical Society House on East Church Street. The exhibition runs October 18 for one month from 2 to 4 p.m. and features oils and pastels in portraits and still lifes. Weinberg has painted local portraits and studied at Corcoran Gallery, Maryland Institute, and Heead College. She is currently at Schuler School of Fine Art in Baltimore.
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Sylvia Weinberg
Frederick
Frederick County Historical Society
East Church Street
Heead College
The
Schuler School of Fine Art
Baltimore
October luncheon of Frederick Christian Women's Club features Russia trips
The Christian Women's Club of Frederick hosts a noon to 2 30 p m October luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with speaker Dr Harold Rindsell editor of Christianity Today and two guests recounting a Europe tour visiting 12 countries including Helsinki Leningrad Moscow Vienna and Beirut A nursery is provided and reservations are available through Mrs Karl Bussard or Mrs Charles H Brust.
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Christian Women’s Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Olivia Remsburg
Russia
Elizabeth Remsburg
Oberammergau
Bavaria
United Christian Church
Europe
Helsinki
Leningrad
Moscow
Vienna
Beirut
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Tiberias
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Lucerne
Zurich
Copenhagen
Harold Rindsell
Arlington
South Carolina
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fuller Theological Seminary
Wheaton College
Rindsell
Lee Gordon
Ethan Book
Karl Bussard
Charles H. Brust
Garden Club Opens Season at Clover Hill Meeting
The Clover Hill Garden Club held its first fall meeting on September 21 at Mrs. Donald Sullivan’s home. Dr. Charles R. Phillips spoke on selecting planting and caring for spring bulbs, guiding members through bulb care as autumn days progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Hill Garden Club
Donald Sullivan
Charles R. Phillips
Local flower club sale and meeting notes
The committee conducted a sale of dried flowers. President Mrs. Richard Holt led the business meeting. A new member, Mrs. Gene Clements, was welcomed. The next meeting is Oct 19 at Mrs. Howard Bansum’s home with flower craft demonstrations by Mrs. Edward Andochick and Mrs. Raymond Sanbower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Holt
Gene Clements
Howard Bansum
Edward Andochick
Raymond Sanbower
Town and Country Garden Club Meeting Report
The Town and Country Garden Club met September 20 at 4 p.m. at Mrs. Amy Coates’s home with ten members. Secretary Pearl Ambush chaired due to the absence of the president and vice president. The minutes and treasurer’s report were followed by a program on fall shrubs and arranging pyracantha berries and rose of Sharon. A buffet supper was served. A future gathering is noted for October 18 at 4 p.m. at Mrs. Alice Hill’s home in Bartville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Hill & Dale Club
Hill and Dale
Lenhart
Arlington Cramer
Bruce Taylor
Gaither Dean
Kenneth Gladhill
William Lenhart
Vernon Cassell
Robert James
Town and Country Garden Club
Amy Coates
Catharine Hill
Caroline Dixon
Pearl Ambush
Polly's Pointers on cleaning irons and quick household tips
A column of quick home hints from Dear Polly. Advice includes removing goop from irons with salt, using fine steel wool for burned spots, making a plastic bag cover for fiberglass laundry, varnishing windshield cleaner with vinegar, and tips for writing to children with picture clues.
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Polly
F. H
Anne
Linda
Ke,b
Myrtle
Tots
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Harmony Grove Homemakers
Leslie Burger
Frank Clemson
Mildred Miller
Jerome Offutt
Offutt
Mullen
Miller
Kentucky
Homemakers’ Corner
Glade Valley
Kent Nicodemus Jr
Joseph Yeager
Robert Peters
Yeager
Ray Isaacs
Kenneth Powell
Isaacs
George Fisher
College Estates Club
College Estates Homemakers Club
Donald Tick
M. E. Routzahn
G. L. DeHaven
Robert Schmeltz
Jim Banks
A. J. Zmudzinski
Tommy W. Powell
Henri
Henry's
North Market St
Cocda
Fall
Miss Pat
Miss Snook
Mr. and
Mrs
Gene Smith
Miss Staley
G.E. Hoffman Jr
Thenx Fe
Bermuda
Nassau
Caribbean
Mediterranean
Hawaii
Boyer Travel Agency
Market St
CW Club
Travel
Garden Club
By Polly Cramer
Connie's
Connie
East Third ST
Vindorona Nursing Home
Braddock Heights, Ma
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