Cumberland Sunday Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 32

FROSTBURG And Tri-State Area News 32 -Cumberland Sunday Times, 'Sunday, February 9,1975 Frostburg School Honor Roll Listed FROSTBURG Joseph V. Carter, vice principal of Beall Junior-Senior High School, announces that a total of 251 students received honor roll status with 30 achieving "All report cards. Students receiving top honors were Susan Blake, David Blank, John Blankfield, Robert Blankfield, Juli Brode. Dcnise Crowe, Janet Drees. Kimberly Fell, Lucinda Griffith, Kim Kealy, Karen Kerr, Alicia Koch, Celeste Koch, Dean Layman, Teri Layman, James Martens, Janet Martens, Frances Martirano, Lori Mears, Stephanie Olsen, Pamela Patterson, Lynn Plummer, Brent Richards, Scott Rose, Rhonda Rosley, Donna Shriner, Didre Snyder, Susan Stewart, Robert Whetstone and JoAnn Yales.

Seniors on the honor roll were Roxanne Bitlner, Leslie Blank, Karen Bond, Michael Brady, Andrew Crowe, Joyce Duck worth, Susan Eckhart, Bebe Elrick, Cathy Grose, Vickie Haberletn, Gleena Harper, Jeffrey Jackson, Lorri Kennedy, Pamela McKenzie, Pamela Munson, Anna Neiison, Jeffrey Olsen, Paula Plummer, Carole Porter, Cathy Rephann, Dean Rose, Sharon Sleeman, Charles Stansberry, Karen Stevens, Susan Wagner and Dawn Wright. Juniors Margaret Atkinson, Robert Blake, Donna Brodbeck, Paul Cordts, Belinda Cosgrove, Martin Delaney, James Evans, Elaine Everline, Julius Goepp, Linda Haberlein, Charles Hager, Paul Kahl, Anna McKenzie, Cheryl Myers, Cathy Neiison, Cynthia Pepper, Carol Prichard, Tamarra Rizer, Lesa Shriver, Cathy Skidmore, Melissa Sleeman, Beverly Thomas, Rhonda Whorton, Randy Wright and Brenda Youngerman. Sophomores Douglas Arnold, Juliann Atkinson, Denise Bolden, John Cordts, James Crowe, Julie Crowe, Roy Cutter, JoAnn Durney, Charles Fazenbaker, Frances, Gordon, Roxann Jenkins, Roslyn Kyle, Joseph Layman, Steven LeMay, Mark Llewellyn, Cheryl Loar, Melissa Myers, John O'Connor, Debbie Mary Seib, Bryan Se'ifarth, Selina Sigler, Doreen Sipple, Ann Sowers, Patricia Stepp, Beverly Twigg, Patty Wagner and Keith Wellings. Freshmen Brock Arnone, Kathy Seal, Bilinda Beechie, Faith Bittner, Keith Boettner, Kelly Bridges, Steven Catherman, Anita Clise, John Connelly, Avery Deuel, Lavina Dickel, Barbara Diehl, Leslie Donahue, Debbie Drew, Mark Eckard, Roxanne Elliott, John Fatkin, Judy Fuller, Tammy Gordon, Eileen Gracie, Brian Jablon, Janice Jones, Helen Kenney, Shari Knieriem, LuAnn Knotts. Judy Layman, Barbara Llewellyn.

Lee Ann Loar, Cinda Minnick, Lynn Norris, Kevin Plummer, Kathi Pryor, Roxanne Ramhoff, Thomas Reed, Diana Ruby, Wade Sanders. Cheryl Sandvik, Denise Shriver, James Shumaker, Lucille Skidmore, Kim Smith, Roxanna Stansberry, Margaret Stark, Donna Steinly, Kenneth Stevens, Patricia Swindell, Veronica Tipping. Wilma Wampler, Stephanie Williams, Derick Winfield, Roxi Wrighl and Craig Ziler. Grade John Adams, Bryon Arnone, Carla Baer, Debbie Bittinger, Cindy Bond, Wayne Coleman, Gail Collette, Jerome Cordts, Cheryl Damewood, Allan Diehl, Kalhy Fatkin, David Fisher, Tammy Folk, Charles Hunter, Steven Langan, James Lowry, Mark Neiison, Martha Nizinski, Paul Martirano, Pamela Opel, Donna Porter, Renee Preston, Bruce Fiitchie, Melissa Skidmore, Jeanne Sonnenberg, Alan Sowers, Julie Stakem, Jay Stark, Martin Thomas, Victor Unnone, Carol Wagner, Diana Walker, Jamer Webber, Phyllis Weimer, Susy Weimer, Jocelyn Williams and Kathy Wrighl. Grade Shannon Anderson, Brett Arnone, Tamrny Beal, Janet Biltner, Kenneth Biltner, Debbie Cairl, Clifford Caton, James Crawley, Alison Deuel, Sonya Duckworth, John Elliott, Mary Jane Felker, Phillip Gales, Thomas Garlilz, Philip Hager, Lynn Harpold, Julie Hinkle, Charles Hunt, Lisa Johnson, Roch Kallmyer, Lesa Lashbaugh, Gail Jones, Cynthia Keister, Linda Knieriem, Karen Layman, Carol Lewis, Carolyn Llewellyn, Eileen.

Loar, Tina Loar, Robert McFarland, Cynthia Merbaugh, Kimberly Morgan, Melanie Morgan, Anna Jean Patton, Cindi Richards, Denese Robertson, Cindy Robinelte, Michael Sawdey, Katherine Shriner, Janice Skidmore, Shawn Skidmore, Marsh Smith, Teresa Taccino, Dawn Taylor, Linda Thomas, Laura Wagner, Karen Wampler, Gary Wilson, Steven Wilson, Vicki Wilson and Beth Wright. St. David's Day Slated FROSTBURG The annual St. David's Day program of Welsh Memorial Baptist Church will be celebrated March 7 at 7:30 p. rn.

in the church. The event will be under the direction of Betty Ann Hanna, Sara Jane Davis and Mary Jane Densmore; refreshments, Winona Wade, Madeline Hott and Fern Thomas; table decorations, Philomene Laemmert, Margaret Walsh and Elizabeth Workman; posters, Jane Harrison. Activities Set FROSTBURG Farraday Unit 24, American Legion Auxiliary, will meet tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the post home.

Julia Ward will preside. Members are asked to faring a Valentine and handkerchief to exchange. Refreshments will be served. A rummage sale wil! be held Tuesday in the Legion Home from 10 a. m.

to a p. m. Map Workshop FROSTBURG The United Methodist Women of Frostburg United Methodist Church will hold a cancer pad workshop Thursday, beginning at 10 a. m. Old sheets are needed and each person is asked to bring a box lunch.

A beverage will be provided. FIDELITY is the bank where money talks iv-'UK language Every kind of loan made to fit your requirements by "THE MOST ACCOMMODATING BANK AROUND" AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LENDER The Fidelity Bank Frostburg, Md. Deposits FDIC Insured An Affiliate of Mercantile Bankshares Corp. Methodist Eastern Star Unit Meets Wednesday HONORED FOR SERVICE Frostburg Aerie 1273, Fraternal Order of Eagles, honored memhcrs of the police and fire departments for services rendered in the community. In the lop photo is Fire Chief John C.

Durst, left, accepting the firefighters plaque from Ronald Eisentrout, FOE president. In the lower picture Police Chief Donald Griffith, left, accepts the law officers plaque form Irving Guthrie, aerie secretary. Mayor George Kennedy presented a plaque to Police and Fire Commissioner Vincent BolHno. A dinner was served to members of both units in the Eagles Home. Robert Long, retired fire chief of Cumberland, was a guest.

Byron Talk Scheduled Congregational Unit Elects. Installs OAKLAND Congressman Goodloe E. Byron will address of the Garrett County Business and Professional Women's Club and guests tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Point View Inn, McHenry. The GCBPWC has invited all area women's groups to meet with Congressman Byron who has expressed a desire to meet with people in his district.

There will be a question and answer period in the session. The Garrett County Commissioners and Congressman Byron will be dinner guests of the club in the dining room at Point View at 6:15. The congressman will address the group in the downstairs lounge. invitations have been issued to The League of Women Voters, Junior Woman's Civic Ciub, Civic Club of Oakland, Delta Kappa Gamma and the AAUW. Congressman Byron will talk about important issues coming up in this Legislature, strip mining and land use, his views on energy and the use of gasoline, the power of committee chairmen and his view of the reorganization in Congress, and any issues he feels would be of especial interest to women.

Members of the legislative committee for the club arc Mrs. Barbara Flinn. chairman, Dr. Jean Shaw, Miss Ada Mae Welch and Mrs. Helen Harman.

Events Slated CRESAPTOWN Cresaptown Ladies Auxiliary 2333 will initiate a class of candidates Tuesday at 3 p.m. and hold a Valentine party, according to Pearl Barnes, president. FROSTBURG Officers of First Congregational Church have been elected and installed as Deacons McCulloh, Sharon Ashby, Gloria Kuhn, Ronald Nicol, Walter Sonnenberg, Merrill Phillips, Robert Ashby and Ronald Plummer; board of trustees Clyde Deist, Walter Mackay, Guy Mallow, Samuel Myers, Paul Sagal, Jamey Williams and Donald Kuhn: publicity committee Margaret Phillips. Beverly Dunn and Mrs. Walter Sonnenberg; auditing committee Betty Williams, Cleo Henry, Mary Ann Greig and Paul Sagal; nominating committee Ronald Plummer, Ronald and Samuel McCulloh; flower committee Ruth Davis and Gladys McCulloh; Alter Guild Mildred Seibert; delegates Rev.

and Mrs. William Price; clerk Mrs. CLara May Vogtman: assistant clerk Mildred Siebert. Treasurer Sagsl: first assistant-treasurer Caroline second assistant treasurer, Ruth Mallow; moderator Paul Sagal; historian LaVerne Nicol; head usher Calvin Swauger; financial secretary Betty Williams; assistant HeJen McCulloh; director of music Debbie Snyder; assistant Organists Beth Ann Filer, Mary Ann Greig and Sharon Ashby. Sunday School superintendent Margaret Phillips; assistant superintendent Mildred Seibert; Sunday School secretary Beth Ann Filer; assistant Tammy Rizer; treasurer Janice Swauger; assistant Linda Lou Mackay; organists Beth Filer, Debbie Snyder and Sharon Ashby; librarians Gary Rank.

Keith Greig and Calvin Swauger. Men Plan Event Feb. 21 FROSTBURG Frostburg United Methodist Men will hold a dinner meeting at the Lane Center on the Froslburg Stale College campus Friday, February 21, at 7 p. m. Owen Preston, minister of the Church of the Brethren in Berlin, will speak.

The program will also include music. "Ladies Night" will be observed. Tickets are available from T. William Preston, coordinator; any of the United Methodist Men or from the church office. Reservations must be in at the Lane Center by Friday, February H.

MEETING HELD Pioneer Class of Welsh Memorial Baptist Church met with Jane Harrison presiding at the business session. A monetary gift was given to the bus fund in memory of departed members. Madeline Holt and LaVern Kerr presented the program. Ethelyn Ilanna conducted devotions and also offered a poem entitled, "Love." "A Friend" and "Never Borrow Sorrow from Tomorrow" were given by Mrs. Holt.

A comedy skit about "Dennis the Menace" was enacted by Mary Beth Bevan, Margaret Walsh and LaVern Kerr. Hostesses were Mary. Reidler, Jane Harrison, Mary Jane Densmore and Elizabeth Workman. Others attending were Mary McLuckie, Lena Simmons, Sara Jane Davis, Fern Thomas and Jennie Bowser. The group 'will meet Friday at 7:30 p.

m. in the social hall with Mrs. Harrison in charge of the business session. Devotions and the program will be presented by Mary Jane Densmore, Margaret Walsh, and Mary McLuckie. Refreshments will be served by Sara Jane Davis, Mary Beth Bevan and Madeline Hott.

SALE FEB. 15 Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a rummage sale February 15 at the Frostburg Community Center for the benefit of the scholarship fund. Members are asked to bring articles to Lnrian Deuel, 64 West College Avenue, or Gladys Broadwater, 137 East Main Street. Volunteers will also be needed to work at the sale. Meet Tuesday FROSTBURG The Ladies Auxiliary of Frostburg Aerie 1273, FO Eagles, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.

m. with Maxene Helzpresiding. FROSTBURG Frostburg Chapter 15, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Wednesday at 3 p. m. in the Masonic Temple with Helen Phillips, worthy matron, and Merrill Phillips, worthy patron, presiding.

A Valentine program will be presented by Mrs. Phillips and her officers. The business session will be followed by a social hour with Mrs. Gladys Porter, Mr. and Mrs.

William Kroll and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powell serving refreshments. HOLD SESSION The Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting was held at Frostburg United Methodist Church with Mrs. Paul Cairl presiding.

Reports were given- by Mrs. Viola Michael and Paul Cairl. Nancy Biggs, field assistant, issued forms for the training sessions. Jo Hall reported on Neighborhood events. A bowling party was planned for February 22 and "Thinking Day" has been set for February 25 at the Frostburg Community Center, according to Mary Skidmore.

Mary Grim was appointed chairman of "Girl-Scout Week" and Sharon Koch, chairman for "Brownie Day." Mrs. Cairl reported that girls of the Neighborhood have served 1,990 hours in the Tri- Neighborhood since September 16,1974. Mrs. Joann Fiorita, Mt. Savage and Mrs.

Paula Beeman of-Pullen School attended the session. MARKEVENT The Frostburg Homemakers Club observed their 31st anniversary with a covered dish dinner in Fellowship Hall of Frostburg United Methodist Church. Sixty-four members attended. Following the meal Margaret Jones, president, presented birthday recollections of the early days of the club, mentioning the former presidents. The hymn of the month, "Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing," was presented by Mary Jane Coleman with Marion Charles at the piano.

Guest soloist, Lorian Deuel, sany "Hymns of the Old Church Choir" and "When I Lost You." She was accompanied by Alice Shupe. Mary McLuckie presented a reading, "Windows of Gold," and Grace Filer, a humorous reading, "The Brussels Carpet." Allegany County representatives who were guests of the North Carolina Homemakers last summer submitted reports on their trip. Sharing their experiences Margaret Johnson and Rosalie Everstine who were introduced by Nina Suder. Mary Wise, Allegany County Extension -agent for home economics, was a guest. The meeting closed with the singing of "Memories." STUDENT CITED Sara Ann Woods has been named Paw Paw High School's 1974-75 "Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow!" She won the honor by competing with other seniors in the written knowledge and attitude examination.

She is now eligible for state and national honors and will receive a specially designed award from General Mills, sponsor of the annual educational scholarship program. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Woods, her school activities have included membership in the National Honor Society, Student Council, Pep Club and band.

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