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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1961

Page

17

Registration Set For Adult Education in Frederick County

Frederick County residents may enroll in adult education classes from October 3 to 6 at regional centers. Courses, limited by minimum enrollment, cover arts, agriculture, bookkeeping, electricity, home economics, shorthand, typing, woodwork, and possibly American Citizenship. Funding from county state and federal sources dictates regulations and a typical class costs a $2 registration plus books.

Duval W . Sneadner Frederick Community College Dean Sneadner Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Services Frederick County

Open House Schedule For Area High Schools

High schools host open house events on October 3 and 4 from 7 to 9 p m at Lincoln Thurmont Walkersville Middletown Brunswick and West Frederick Junior High School shop area for woodworking and electricity only.

Lincoln High School Thurmont High School Walkersville High School Middletown High School Brunswick High School West Frederick Junior High School

Week's Food Economies Overview of seasonal buys and tips

Virginia McLucke of the University of Maryland outlines strong buys in pears apples peaches and watermelons with peak pear season in September and October. California pears ripen off the tree. store refrigerated pears and use in salads desserts or fresh. Apples Rambos Gravensteins Early McIntosh and Red Delicious suit cooking and eating, canned applesauce is abundant. Peaches J H Hale Elberta in generous supply. Eastern shore watermelons inexpensive. other melons moderate. Potatoes white and sweet and celery are strong buys. Maryland sweet potato crop new.

Virginia McLucke Baltimore University of Maryland Department of Markets Bartlett California West Coast J. H Hale Elberta

Market guide notes on poultry, lamb and sweet potatoes

The article outlines early market trends for Nemagold sweet potatoes and lamb, turkey, and eggs. It notes smooth firm potatoes for immediate use, lamb with white fat and pinkish-red bones, and rising turkey production about 25 percent higher than last year. Includes a lemon sliced sweet potato recipe using Nemagold potatoes.

Turkey

Oilers pick Cliff Ograin from Hawaii as prospect

The Houston Oilers of the American Football League signed promising rookie Cliff Ograin from the University of Hawaii, adding depth to their backfield.

Houston Oilers American Football League Cliff Ograin University of Hawaii

Scouts to tour Gettysburg Battlefield weekend camporee

More than 250 Boy Scouts are slated to tour the Gettysburg Battlefield this weekend as part of the Francis Scott Key District camporee. Co chairs Charles Ghek and Henry Wilson organize the outing with parent participation planned for Sunday after the battlefield tour.

Gettysburg Francis Scott Key Charles Ghek Henry Wilson

Scouts Observe Civil War Centennial Camp at Pardee Field

Local Scouts plan a weekend camp at Pardee Field and a visit to the electric map to mark the Civil War Centennial. The outing echoes a 1911 trip when Scouts, led by Harry Zeer, visited Gettysburg with Dudley Page as Scout Commissioner as Taft spoke in a fiftieth anniversary commemoration.

Pardee Field Harry Zeer Dudley Page Gettysburg Taft Thurmont Emmitsburg

Camporee Aims to Educate Youth in Americanism Renewal

Leaders describe the weekend camporee as an education project for youths and a chance to renew Americanism efforts. In Hagerstown three motorists were convicted of drunken driving with fines of 150 dollars and 30 days in jail before Magistrate John S. Hollyday. One defendant, Russell Runkles, 44, of Frederich, faced charges of drunken driving and was fined 150 dollars plus costs after arrest on South Potomac.

Hagerstown John S. Hollyday Russell Runkles Frederich South Potomac

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