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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1997
Page
12
Mature Singles invites near fifty and older members to Cracker Barrel for 5 p.m. dining Saturday Jan 11 with a 7 p.m. movie decision. Positively Single meets Fridays 7:30 p.m. at Fort Detrick Chapel with guest speakers listed for Jan. 10 17 24 and 31 1997.
Maryland General Assembly members will address the Middletown GOP Women at a noon luncheon Monday January 13 at Shoney's Restaurant 1005 West Patrick Street Frederick. Public welcome. For information call 293-6816.
The Frederick Jaycees invite members and nonmembers ages 21 to 39 to a membership night at 7 30 p m on Wednesday January 15 in the new Fifties Diner at North Market and Seventh streets Frederick The club mentions ongoing programs and provides two phone numbers for more information 663 4432 and 695 1597.
The Frederick Apple Core club invites Apple and Macintosh users to a Saturday meeting on January 11 from 10 am to noon at Walkersville United Methodist Church. Discussions cover club business developments user problems and solutions with software demonstrations at 22 Main St Walkersville.
Frederick Chapter 636 of the National Association of Retired People schedules its regular luncheon for Wednesday January 22 at the American Legion Home 1445 Taney Avenue Frederick. Social hour starts at 11 a.m. with a noon buffet roast beef. A memorial service for deceased members will be held. Pre paid reservations due January 15 at 6.25 dollars sent to Charlotte K Smith 628 Military Road Frederick Md 21702.
The Senior Fellowship Center shifts to Catoctin View 800 Motter Ave Frederick with PACE class line dancing and Bridge Pinochle at various locations. Weekly events Jan 13-17 include Mind Jogger Bingo Film strip Blood pressure screening fitness talk Musical fun and Canasta plus a shopping trip. Meals served weekdays and weekends. Call 694-1048 for details. Middletown seniors meet Jan 14 at Zion Lutheran Church lunch and talk on scams by Lee Breczinski. contact Mary Dyer at 293-6994.
A roundup of community breakfasts from St. Joseph's Parish Emmitsburg Union Bridge Fire Company AMVETS and Woodsboro Fire Company with times prices and age rules. Funds support parish fundraisers fire company meals and local volunteer departments. Some events are on January 11 12 with varying prices and child allowances.
Benjamin Adams leads toddlers through a first MAT workout session in Frederick. The City of Frederick Recreation Department hosts the Moms and Tots class to introduce young children to fitness and playful activity under the London Bridge display.
The Frederick region hosts multiple Red Cross blood drives in January at Holiday Inn FSK Mount St. Marys Memorial Gym Fort Detrick and other sites plus CPR classes at Walkersville. Dozens of local groups offer classes, meetings and activities including genealogy, dance, fly fishing, autism respite care and youth programs with dates from January 11 to 30 and registrations required.
Frederick High School Safe and Sane Committee meets Monday 7 p.m. January 13 in the Cadet Cafe. Parents of seniors especially juniors and sophomores are urged to attend. Call 695-2678 for details.
The Fredenck Baseball Association announces 1997 spring signups at Staley Park Saturdays 10 am to 2 pm and Sundays noon to 2 pm from Jan 11 to Feb 11 for Girls Softball ages 6 18 Bambino Baseball ages 5 12 PONY ages 13 16 Palomino ages 17 18 with fees 65 and 100. A birth certificate is required and a $10 late fee applies after Feb 2 for Pony and Palomino. TJAY Soccer registration for ages 5 to 18 is Thursday Jan 9 from 6 45 pm to 8 15 pm at Monocacy Elementary with a snow date Jan 16. Bring birth certificates and contact Kathryn Welty at 663-9098 for info.
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