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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1993
Page
8
Liberty Elementary School hosts a PTA session on Math at Liberty led by Chris Holcomb and Nelson Palmer on Tuesday January 19 at 7 pm. Childcare for ages five and up and refreshments provided.
Frederick County groups schedule meetings and events. PFLAG invites families to monthly sessions at Unitarian Church, with a $1 donation. AARP Chapter 636 hosts a Jan 27 lunch meeting at the American Legion Home with a $6 fee. Sons of Italy, a Racial Justice group, and local fire and legion posts list events, dinners, and fundraisers for Jan 16–27 with contact numbers and venues in Frederick and nearby towns.
Andrew Lauder of Yellow Springs Elementary taps in as 70 fourth and fifth graders compete in the 24 Challenge. Top 10 reach a regional in Washington, D C on February 9 with winners including Andrew Brown, Patrick Gery, Dominique Echols, and others from Middletown North Frederick Emmitsburg and South Frederick elementary schools.
The Frederick County Genealogical Society sponsors a January essay contest for county school children with prizes of 100, 50, and 25 dollars for a 750 plus word essay on ancestors. The hospital auxiliary offers scholarships. forms available via guidance counselors, Financial Aid Offices, or Mrs. E C Hartmann. A busy week at the Frederick Senior Fellowship Center includes filmstrip programs, bingo, crafts, swimming, quilting, health screenings, birthday parties, and meals. Numerous groups advertise health and parenting workshops, disaster response training, hotlines, and volunteer opportunities hosted by local organizations and churches. Enthusiastic notices urge registration and contact for details and deadlines in early 1993.
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