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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1970

Page

7

Library News Of Budgets Economy And Black Panthers

Library notes reveal a cut in staff will end most services for filing on political figures and events, with budgets and Southeast Asia war debates highlighted. It promotes Senator Proxmire’s critique of DoD spending and features Seale’s Seize the Time, describing the Black Panther Party’s aims, leaders, and political prisoners.

Library News C. Burr Artz Library Black Panther Party Huey P. Newton Bobby Seale A. J. LaRose

Library Holiday Hours and Story Hours Notice

Frederick area libraries observe Labor Day with closures on Monday September 7. Bookmobile suspended. Middletown and Walkersville deposit stations open only if their host businesses operate. Ruth Levinson sponsored summer story hours at C Burr Artz and nearby sites, completed Aug 26 27, with Saturday sessions discontinued Aug 29. Preschool hours offered by appointment. certificates for the Summer Reading Game available before Oct 1.

S. Burr Artz Emmitsburg Thurmont Brunswick Middletown Walkersville Frederick Woman’s Civic Club Ruth Levinson C. Burr Artz Library Migrant Worker’s Camp Hope Hill Stephen S. Langley Langley

Reading MISS SG TON.DRAWS THE LINE

A titled entry lists works by several authors: Heron Carvic Rene Dubos Frank G Slaughter Hans Hol zer. The line item format resembles a catalog or reading list with multiple author and title pairings.

Heron Carvic Rene Dubos Frank G. Slaughter Hans Holzer

First Day Of School Buffy Davis On My Way

Buffy Davis narrates her first day of sixth grade in a knit Cinderella dress with a pleated shirt and scarf. She carries an apple for the teacher but snacks on a small bite, hoping it remains unnoticed.

Buffy Davis UA Family

Stine Couple Honored On Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Lloyd T Stine Sr were celebrated Aug 16 at Carroll County Agriculture Center for their golden anniversary. They wed Aug 14 1920 in Frederick by Rev E E Hummelbaugh. They have 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren with three daughters and one son.

Lloyd T. Stine Sr Carroll County Stine Harry Hager Reisterstown Stines Lloyd Jr David Kirby Baltimore Diane Stine Darlene Debra Fehie Susan Reeder Brenda Reeder Towson Westminster

Tobacco Barn Antiques Show At Edden Brothers Warehouse

The Original Tobacco Barn Antiques Show and Sale, sponsored by St. Thomas Episcopal Parish of Croom and Brandywine, marks its 11th year at Edden Brothers Tobacco Warehouse in Upper Marlboro at Route 301 and 410. The event features 70 dealers from New England to Civic, with paintings, art glass, jewelry, silver, coins, swords, and colonial furniture. A Grandfather clock (circa 1820–1830) will be drawn as a featured attraction. Hours: Fri and Sat 11 am–10 pm, Sun 11 am–8 pm. Admission $1.25, clipping doubles as $1 per person.

St. Thomas’ Episcopal Croom and Brandywine Edden Brothers Tobacco Warehouse Upper Marlboro Toway St Thomas’ Parish New England Civic Maryland

Silver Fancy Garden Club Plans Events

The Silver Fancy Garden Club met in August at Mrs. Charles Smith’s Taneytown home with members present. Committees finalized plans for the Flower and Art Show Yesteryear in Posies and Paint on Sept 11. A Zip Code Finder Book will be sold soon. Mrs. Frank Butler, a charter member, gave a Garden Book and read a year in review. her resignation to Florida was accepted. Co-hostesses were Mrs. John Zent and Mrs. James Baumpardner.

Silver Fancy Garden Club Charles Smith Brown Road Taneytown Frank Butler Butler Florida John Zent James Baumpardner

Women’s Auxiliary Refurbishes FM Hospital Line Work

The Frederick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary sewing committee led by Mrs. Forrest Haugh repairs linens weekly. Members Mrs. Herman Brust Mrs. Viola Roderick and Mrs. C. G. Schmitt contribute hours yearly, mending sheets towels gowns and more. In one year they mended 13379 pieces and logged 4738 hours.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Forrest Haugh Herman Brust Viola Roderick C.G. Schmitt Women’s Auxiliary

Calico Patch Opens At Frederick In Le Petit Salon

The Calico Patch arts and crafts gift shop and antique center opens in Frederick inside Le Petit Salon at 425 East Patrick Street. Owner Mrs. Coleen Sittig showcases local crafts including art miniatures by Sarah Lee, calico and bur lap works by Rusty Naill, hand knitted stems, stone painting, tinware, macrame, crewel and needlepoint kits. The antique section features reworked terosene lamps and furniture.

Calico Patch Frederick le Petit Salon East Patrick Street Coleen Sittig Jane Snade Elsa Williams

Town Country Garden Club Meeting and New Member

The Town and Country Garden Club met August 30 at 4 p.m. at Mrs. Clara bell Howard’s Motter Avenue home. Reports were given by secretary and treasurer, a new member Mrs. Alice Till was welcomed, and a plant cutting exchange followed. Fall bulb planting was discussed and a picnic supper served. Next meeting is September 20 at Mrs. Amy Coats’s home. In Fowler Colorado Margot Stone becomes the first woman elected to town council.

Town and Country Garden Club Clarabell Howard Motter Avenue Alice Till Mary C. Swann Howard Amy Coats Yowler, Colo Margot Stone Fowler Colorado

Club Launches Drive For Scholarship Fund

The Frederick Junior Woman’s Club and Burger Chef start a fundraising drive for the club’s scholarship fund running through Sept 26. A female Frederick Community College graduate may win the award to study at a Maryland college. Burger Chef adds five cents per Super Chef sale with a handbill. Club members distribute handbills and sell at Burger Chef entrances. Committee members include Mrs. Robert Smariga, Mrs. John Kile, Mrs. Neil Lamb, Ms. Henry Groff Jr., Mrs. James Perry, Mrs. Jerry McGreevey and Mrs. Patrick Dougherty.

Frederick Frederick Community College Maryland Burger Chef Robert Smariga John Kile Neil Lamb Henry Groff Jr James Perry Jerry McGreevey Patrick Dougherty

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Speasing Burts William Proxmire Joint Economic Committee Demparrat Senate Banking and Finance Committee Department of Defense National Defense Department of Defense Congress Government Accounting Office DOD E. Patrick St Fred. Fair Grounds Colleen Sittig Charles Fehle Darlene Fehle Debra Fehle Weldon Dobson Martha Ruth David Dobson Charles Hilk George Gesell Joshua Barnes Clarence Dell Grayson Meredith Marie Warner Mary Owings Charles Bitzel Eleanor Coleman Jesse Myers Glen Miller Harry Hendritz Lydia Kidd Sykesville Idona Baile David Baile New Windsor Grace Devilbiss Sonny Smith Luther Keeney Keymar Harold Keeney Glen Burnie Lloyd Stine Jr Lloyd T. HI Ronnie Diane Richard Wieh Rochdale Bosiey Wilson Davina Charles Hohman Grayson Stine Robert Hahn Robert L. Hahn Sr Robert Jr Parkville Brenda Robbie Cindy Ricky Sally Hahn Kenny Michell Carl Stine Linthicum John Wilson Stoney Creek Wayne Hahn Nikie Rosedale Franklin Burke Daniel Jonathan Joshua Nathaniel Jork Vernon Stine Fairfax Vas Arthur Stine Cathy Riggles Broadway Tobacco Barn Sion BY Ron Fox Wille King Floor East St Amana Thermador Cerny Kitchenaid Catherine Hill Pearl Ambush Emma Dorsey Semnster Sewela Howard Barsum Robert Hamilton Thomas Silliman Ivan Goldberg Richard Petre Roy Comer Cedric Smith THANX ARS Madelyn Blade Rammond Indiana NEA Inc Worth American van Okstown Road Frederick MC tHe Garst Paint Center, Inc Varyland Telephone Tylers Fine Jewlers Ekerhex Vewak Market ST Frederick
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