Baltimore area events January 28 75 76 season concerts and Ice Capades
The Ice Capades run January 27 to February 8 at Capital Centre with weekday shows at 8 pm and opening night 7 30 pm. Matinees at noon and 4 pm Saturday and 2 pm and 6 pm Sunday. Prices range 6 50 to 3 50 with half price for under 13 on Tue Wed Thu and 1 off matinees. Also Baltimore Symphony Society scheduleJanuary 28 8 pm Westminster High School Leon Fleisher conducts tickets at door. Mount Saint Marys College spring evening classes start January 29 registration 9 30 11 00 and 1 30 4 00 6 30 8 00 fee 10 tuition 45 per credit contact Guy Baker 301 447 6122 ext 214.
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Capital Centre
Capital Ticket Centre
Symphony Society of
Carroll County
Westminster High School
Leon Fleisher
Bernard Kaliss
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Guy Baker
Mount Saint Mary's College
Hood College hosts first invitational photography show
Hood College invites area residents to a Jan. 24 reception from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Hudson Gallery Totem Arts Center marking the opening of its first annual invitational photography exhibition. The display runs through Feb. 13 featuring 17 photographers including Frederick residents Dick Bernstein Rolfe Castleman George Gardner Kurt Holter and Harriet Wise. Open hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 2 to 5 p.m. Sundays.
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Kurt Holter
Harriet Wise
Larry Butler
Hazlet
N.J
Bonnie Collier
John Collier
Clarksburg
William Denner
Columbia
Dudley Gray
New York
N.Y
Frank Hererra
Glen Echo Park
Robin Moyer
Taiwan
Charles Pruitt
Gaithersburg
Molly Roberts
Glen Echo
Jon Eaton
Ray Faass
Jack Wilgus
Baltimore
Hudson
Hood
Rockville Boy Drowns After Falls From Potomac Rocks
A five year old from Rockville, Kevin Robert Anderson of 12301 Braxfield Court, died after slipping from rocks at Great Falls below Angler's Inn into four feet of Potomac River water at about 4:45 pm. His father Dennis McKay, Naval Medical Center employee, was with him. The body was recovered shortly after 5:56 pm. Fire department responded but could not locate the boy's body for nearly an hour. A separate note: The Nation's Capital Chapter of the Model T Ford Club International will hold its Tenth Annual Winter Parts Sale Jan 24 and 25 at the Montgomery County Agriculture Center in Gaithersburg starting at 9 am each day. The event attracts car buffs from near and far. admission is free.
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Potomac
Great Falls
Angler's Inn
Potomac River
Kevin Robert Anderson
Braxfield Court
Rockville
Cabin John
Kevin
Dennis McKay
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Model T Ford Club International
Montgomery County Agriculture Center
Gatthersburg
Washington, DC
South Carolina
Canada
Free ABE GED classes restart in Frederick County
Adults Lem Powers and Debby confront exam fears and enroll in free ABE GED courses offered by the Frederick County Board of Education. The program provides instruction, workbooks, supplies, and no entrance requirements across 18 locations with sessions beginning the week of January 26, except Brunswick on February 10.
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Lem Powers
Lem
Debby
Frederick County
City
Brunswick
Ethel
FCC Chorus Underway at Frederick Community College
A four week program directed by Dr. Charles Warner runs from 7 to 8 p.m. at Calvary Methodist Church starting January 21. Warner, Hood College music professor and Calvary minister, leads folk songs spirituals and show tunes with the FCC Chorus offering singing enthusiasts a chance to participate. For details contact Frederick Community College Continuing Education.
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Frederick Community College
FCC
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles Warner
Hood College
Warner
Frederick Singers
FCC Chorus
Terry Mauzy
Division of
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Baltimore Symphony
Westminster
Mount Spring
Wsbapio
Archive
Brederick City
Community Information Center
Gov. Thomas Johnson
Maryland School For the Deaf
Sagner Recreation Center
YMCA
Waverley Garden Apartments
Rock Creek Center
Jook
Old Washington Rd
South Frederick
Wvarle Lowe
Mnt
Eaach
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