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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1965

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3

Hook Craft Guild Show in Chevy Chase This Weekend

The Hook Craft Guild will host its seventh hooked rug exhibit at the Woman's Club of Chevy Chase on Connecticut Avenue. Demonstrations run Friday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with about 15,000 square feet of hooked pieces on display. Members from Thurmont and Frederick, Washington, Montgomery counties and beyond will showcase floral geometric primitive and oriental designs, plus a guest section. Public invited.

Hook Craft Guild Chevy Chase G. Best Thurmont Frederick Washington Montgomery Counties West Virginia Virginia District of Columbia

Taneytown Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Notices

A series of Taneytown social visits and dinners are reported, with families from Keymar Emmitsburg Westminster Hampstead and Mount St. Marys hosting or visiting relatives and friends. Nursing student Miss Peggy Fleagle attends Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing after first year. Joanne Reindollar studies as a freshman at Salisbury State College.

John L. Leister Sal Printer Waltham Mass Ethel Keefer Rockville Ralph W. Stonesifer Keymar Carroll C. Hess William E. Miller Westminster Charles R. Cluts Keysville Road Charles A. Harner Emmitsburg Samuel Bair Hummelstown Oscar Wolfe S. E. Breth Carroll Heights David W. Shawn Mount St. Mary’s Joseph B. Shawn Mary Baublitz Hagerstown Charles R. Clutz Truman Whitmore Media Francis E. Shawn Taneytown Shawn Mary O. Kanade Lewistown William Matthews Hampstead Matthew John W. Smith Stoner Fleagle Maybury Martin Koontz Harmon Albaugh Glen Burnie Edgar K. Fleagle Frank Koontz West Palm Beach Fla William Fogle Peggy Fleagle C. Stoner Fleagle Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing David Ramsburg Mountaindale York, Pa Franklin LeFever Damascus Ohio Harry Reindollar Joanne E. Reindollar Salisbury State College

Carroll Manor Grange Elects New Officers and Contest Winners

Paul Geisbert of near Ara was elected Master of Carroll Manor Grange. Also chosen were John Wilburn overseer Virginia Wilbur lecter Blair Titus steward Thomas Ford assistant steward Harry Kanode chaplain and Mrs. Mary Louise Remsburg secretary. Cookie contest winner Mary Louise Remsburg with Rachel Ford and Arthur Remsburg placed first to third. roll and cut winner Althea Remsburg. Adult education courses to start October offered by Frederick County Schools with classes of four to 20 students. contact Harold E. Reiley at the Board of Education offices.

Paul G. Geisbert Near Araby Carroll Manor Grange John Wilburn Virginia Wilbur Blair Titus Thomas Ford Harry Kanode Mary Louise Remsburg Harry Remsburg Virginia Titus Ceres Mullineaux Pomona Mac Kanode Flora Fern Geisbert Earl Remsburg Elmer Michael Rachel Ford Arthur Remsburg Althea Remsburg Harry Kanade Howard Smith William Howard Harold E. Reiley Frederick County Reiley Board of Education

PTA Council President Outlines Six Point Plan

Boyd R. Smith, president of Frederick County Council of PTAs, reveals a six point program to coordinate and mediate local educational problems with the School Board. It aims to lobby legislators, inform local PTAs, conduct an annual officers workshop, address controversial questions, join community groups, and foster cooperation between parents and teachers for superior education.

Boyd R. Smith Frederick County Council of Ptas PTA Frederick County School Board Smith Annapolis School Construction Advisory Commission Community Action Commission State Tax Reform Study Commission Cooper Report PTA Council Council

County 4-H Vegetable Judging Set

The Frederick County 4 H vegetable judging program begins at 7 30 p m in Winchester Hall led by Robert DeLauder Broad Run. It runs four weeks with three sessions at Winchester Hall and one at the Frederick County Fair. The top four 4 H judges will join the county vegetable judging team for the state contest on Oct 15 at the University of Maryland. Topics include vegetable variety and seed identification, quality judging of carrots sweet potatoes tomatoes Irish potatoes and peppers, insect and disease identification and weed ID. All four members with garden weed identification and entomology are invited.

Frederick County Winchester Hall Robert DeLauder Broad Run Frederick County Fair University of Maryland

Frederick Memorial Hospital’s 4.3 Million Build Plan Outlined

D P Youngdahl outlined Frederick Memorial Hospital’s 4.3 million expansion to double usable space from 85 000 to 181 000 square feet. Plans center on centralized emergency x ray and acid suite units with room for future expansion and a central kitchen to cut personnel costs. Financing progresses with 7 000 on hand and a temporary loan enabling at least 2 million in construction. a community fund drive is planned with a study report within weeks.

Frederick Memorial Hospital D. P David Youngdahl Kiwanis Club Youngdahl Youngdah

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