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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1992
Page
11
Thurmont Public Library begins eight week fall Storytime sessions for ages 3-5 with 20 child limit per session. Morning sessions start Sept 1 on Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. Evening sessions begin Sept 15 on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Signups in person only. no phone registration.
Community Living Inc calls for William 0 Lee Jr award nominations honoring Frederick County volunteers. Deadline Sept 15. dinner dance Oct 31. Nomination forms via 663-8811 or 293-6015. Family Life Center offers 10 weekly sessions starting Sept 17 for children of separated or divorced families with group leaders Kim Horn and Jill Schumacher.
Frederick Senior Fellowship Center hosts August 24 to 28 activities at 520 N. Market St. Schedule includes films, crafts, bingo, card parties, swimming at the YMCA, quilting, legal Q and A, a shopping trip, and daily meals. Brunswick seniors plan Aug 20 picnic at American Legion Post 96 with Cherokee Outlaws performing.
Middletown Senior Group, chaired by President Mary Dyer, met August 11 for a buffet luncheon and entertainment by Charles Gearinger with stories of earlier times. Next gathering is September 8 at noon at Grace Reformed Church with Karen Cowell discussing living wills and medical topics. For info contact Mary Dyer at 293-6994.
A reunion of Fort Detrick employees from World War II to 1970 is set for September 19 at the Elks Club in Frederick. Alan M. Miller chairs the committee and has mailed about 600 letters as records are incomplete. Attendees seek information at the listed Frederick addresses and via Alan Miller. Additional notices mention the Datrow and Oden reunions, and other local gathering details with dates, places, and contact signals for participation.
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