At a Glance Youth Beaf Showing Workshop and Local Events
A fitting and showing demonstration for youth beef exhibitors will be held Thursday July 26 at 7 p.m. at the George Cather Farm Welltown Pike. Terry Kibler of Shenandoah County will conduct the workshop. The Duplicate Bridge Club of Winchester held last week’s games with North South and East West results listed. Country music concerts featuring Merle Haggard The Strangers Don Barnes The Countrymen and Polly Shank are set for August 5 at Frederick Fairgrounds with multiple outlets selling advance tickets. SPCA adoption list includes dogs and cats and a plea not to abandon pets. An Amateur Talent Contest offering up to 3800 in cash prizes opens August 1 and runs through October 31 with four grand prizes and many smaller awards. entries published in Kaldiro Magazine.
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Frederick County
George Cather
Rt. 663
Rt. 661
Welltown Pike
Terry Kibler
Shenandoah County
Duplicate Bridge Club of
Winchester
Jorth-South
Ir Goodyorth-soust
Larry Ear
Chuck Rice
Edith Walter
Martha Spangler
Elaine Crumley
Della Bates
Milton Joyce
H.H. Bowers
Richard Goode
H.D. Harper
Henry Kern
Jimmy Eyler
Joseh Lee
Herbert Schutte
Irvan O’connell
Crumley
Bates
John Moffett
Kern
Claude Smalls
John Mulder
Homer Conrad
Frederick, Md
Merle Haggard and
the Strangers
Don Barnes and
the Countrymen
Polly Shank
Frederick Fairgrounds
K & L Productions
Cloverleaf Road
Hagerstown
Waxie Maxie
Frederick
Harmony Hut
Black Eagle
Westminster
View Street Kountry
Phers
Aceae Natonal
Ea Acta
Aestoe Liteary and
Creative Arts Associates, Inc
Kaldido
Herbert M. Clements
ASCAA
ASCAR
P.O
Columbia
S.C
Dear Abby column on teenage behavior and motherly guidance
A mother of nine seeks Abby’s help amid sons with pregnancies and misbehavior. Abby cautions the mother not to blame herself and urges seeking support from a clergyman or counselor while addressing each son’s issues. The column also answers reader questions on middle age and on a teen’s habit of thanking via phone instead of writing notes.
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Abby
Crisman and MacMillan Wedding Held in First Presbyterian Church
Crisman of Merriman's Lane and Kevin D MacMillan of Pittsburg were married July 21 at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was performed by Dr. James R. Jackson and Rev. G. Raymond Womeldorf. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Z. Crisman, wore an organza gown with Venise lace and a lace hat. Attendants included Cheryl Ann Crisman as maid of honor and bridesmaids Megan Cooper, Sandra MacMillan, Susan Richardson, and Stasia Whitacre. Best man was Scott MacMillan. ushers were Mark Crisman Randolph Dobson Lawrence Henderson and Patrick Smith. A reception followed at Blandy Arboretum. a Bermuda trip will precede residence at 324 Pennsview Court, Pittsburg. The bride holds a B.A. from Westminster College and works for Kaufmanns. the groom holds a B.A. and works for Burroughs Corp. Multiple pre nuptial events were hosted by family and friends.
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Jan Roney Crisman
Rt. 4
Merrimans Lane
Kevin Donald MacMillan
Pennsview Court
Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Church
James R. Jackson
Carmall Ave
Punxsutawney
James Laster
Kitty Telip
Cheryl Ann Crisman
Winchester
Megan Cooper
Sandra MacMillan
Susan Richardson
Irwin
Stasia Whitacre
Scott MacMillan
Maumee
Ohio
Mark Crisman
Randolph Dobson
Lawrence Henderson
Chicago, Ill
Patrick Smith
Blandy Arboretum
Bermuda
Pittsburga
MacMillan
Westminster College
Wilmington
Kaufmanns
Burroughs Corp
Wayside Inn
Peter D. Shoemaker
Stassacre
Godfrey Zirkle
Carpers Valley Country Club
P. MacMillan
Middletown
Couple Exchanges Vows in Braddock Street Church
Barbara Sue Thomas and G Stephen Ritter exchanged wedding vows July 21 at Braddock Street United Methodist Church with Rev. Waverly G Reames officiating. The couple will reside at 514 S Cameron St. and will cruise to the West Indies.
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Barbara Sue Thomas
S. Loudoun St
G. Stephen Ritter
S. Cameron St
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Waverly G. Reames
William H
Helen A. Thomas
Barr Ave
Mary Ritter
W. Leicester St
George Howard Ritter
Dorothy Tillotson
Marie Keller
Elizabeth B. Thomas
Fredericktowne Drive
Stephens City
Mary Rea
Grimes
The
Ride
Michelle Leigh Thomas
Ince City
Scott M. McKellar
Upper Marlboro
William H. Thomas Jr
Philip Howard Ritter
Winchester
Carpers Valley Golf Club
West Indies
Handley High School
Shepherd College
University of Virginia
Henry Ave
VPI & SU
NOAA
Rockville
Top Ten Best-Selling Records of The Cash Box Week
The nationwide Cash Box survey lists the week’s top ten records led by Anita Ward with Ring My Bell and Donna Summer’s Bad Girls. Other entries include We Are Family by Sister Sledge and Chuck E s in Love by Rickie Lee Jones. Earth Wind & Fire boogie in with Boogie Wonderland, Cheap Trick’s I Want You To Want Me, Kenny She Believes in Me, Electric Light Orchestra Shine a Little Love, David Naughton Makin It, and John Stewart Gold.
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Cash Box
Anita Ward
Donna Summer
Sister Sledge
Chuck E
Rickie Lee Jones
Earth, Wind & Fire
Cheap Trick Iz
Kenny
Electric Light Orchestra
David Naughton
John Stewart
Orthodontics Office Opens in Warrenton at 1400 Amherst St
Dr. Steven G. Garrett opens People Orthodontics in Warrenton last week at 1400 Amherst Street. Garrett, a graduate of the University of Virginia School of Dentistry, will see patients by appointment.
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Steven G. Garrett
Warrenton
Amherst St
Garrett
Dental School of the Medic. College of Virginia
Brinton Allan Nuptials Ceremony in Newland Church
Miss Carol Brinton and Douglas Allan wed at United Methodist Church in Newland Pennsylvania. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Brinton, wore an organza gown with lace. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. W Donald Allan of Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, hails from Cambridge Massachusetts. Ceremony featured Ruth Swigert and Jeffrey Unger with reception at the Sheraton Inn. The couple plans residence in Cambridge after a West Virginia trip.
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Carol Lola Brinton
Leicester St
Winchester
Douglas Or Allan
Putnam Ave
Cambie
Mass
United Methodist Church
Newland
William Lipper
Gerald S. Brinton
Eleventh St
New Cumberland
W. Donald Allan
Chatham Road
Camp Hill
Ruth Swigert
Jeffrey Unger
Betsy Heefner
Sixteenth St
Marji Allan
Chatham Camp Hill
Elise Triano
Carol Place
Alison Sowden
Southampton
David Allan
William Allan
Harrison, N.J
Joseph Heefner
Richard Rupp
Pennsboro Manor
Wormleysburg
Sheraton Inn
West Virginia
Cambridge
Allan
Cedar Cliff High School
Shippensburg State College
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Hofstra University
Hempstead
N.Y
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hamman Teets Wedding At Stephens City Mennonite Church
Deborah Ann Hamman of Stephens City and Michael Ray Teets of Boyce exchanged vows July 14 at 2 p.m. in Stephens City Mennonite Church. The Rev. Glen Hearst performed the ring ceremony. The bride wore an ivory gown with bishop sleeves and lace trim, with a cathedral veil and red rose bouquet. Connie Smoke served as matron of honor and Steven Shubert was best man. After a brief trip they will reside in Boyce.
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Deborah Ann Hamman
Stephens City
Michael Ray Teets
Boyce
Stephens City Mennonite
Glen Hearst
Grayson Hamman
Woodrow Teets
Steven Shubert
Matarese Circle Leads Best Sellers. Styron, Wouk Close
Publishers Weekly lists fiction best sellers with The Matarese Circle by Robert Ludlum at number one. Sophie's Choice by William Styron and The Third World War by Gen Sir John Hackett et al. follow, with War and Remembrance by Herman Wouk and The Island by Peter Benchley rounding out the top five.
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Publishers’ Weekly
Robert Ludlum
Sophie’s Choice
William Styron
Sir John John Hackett
Herman Wouk
The
Peter Benchley
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Chicago Tribune-N.y. News Synd. Inc
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Agnes
Seattle
Rudy Pool
Udy
Jody
Crisman- MacMillan
Barbara S. Thomas
Spalding
MEDCO
Lowdown St. Mall
Medico Dental
Werrenton
R. J. Henry
W. C. Walther
Brinton- Allan
Douglas Clippinger Allan
Hamman-Teets
Mrs
Connie Smoke
Mountain Falls
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