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King Penguins on Crozet Island near Australia.

Mary Reading Miller read "WHatever Your Gift" which reminded us that
every hand has been blessed with its own gift: to play music, to cultivate
the soil, to cook, to understand, to appreciate ...

Louie Canby read why Eleanor of Aquitaine is worthy of study - many
reasons, among which are that she was Queen of both France and England,
she mothered a dynasty that lasted 3 generations, took up arms in behalf
of her son at 80 years of age - and she "boldly strode across the 12th
century" experiencing much that was similar to the goals of the modern woman.

Committee Reports:

Nell Johnsen for the Hospital Board said that Jack Croissere, head of
Radiology had spoken interestingly at the last meeting and called attention
to the hospital's good equipment.

For the Civic Association, Mary Moore Miller said the talk on UFO's by
Peter Kline is postponed until the first Wednesday in April at 8 PM.

For the Sandy Spring Museum, Mary Reading said the talk on Indians will
be April 1 at 7:30 PM at the Community House.

Announcements:

Wendy Lawrence announced there is a pottery show at the Torpedo Factory
in Alexandria at present. Also, if you have not seen the Torpedo Factory,
go now because it is to be closed soon and renovated.

Dorothy Weske announced a classical music concert by the organist
Mrs Janowitz at St. Johns on March 28.

Mary Moore Miller announced the Pancake supper Saturday March 20 from
5 - 7 at the Community House given by the Society of Friends United Women.

We adjourned to meet with Caroline Schauffler in April.

Respectfully Submitted,
Patty Stabler, Secretary