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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1991
Page
15
Frederick Memorial Hospital's FMH Auxiliary staged a kickoff reception for the third Gift Game fundraiser. Donations support the hospital with prize drawings on June 26. 46 000 Frederick County households will receive May information.
A mobile Recycling Drop off Center will serve Myersville residents for the first time on Saturday February 2 from 8 to 11 a m in Myersville Elementary School parking lot. Volunteers from Homemakers Club Lions Club and local Scout troops will operate the center led by Nancy Chu and Jerry Slattery.
Frederick High School invites parents and community members to an open house showcasing the IBM Business Applications Computer Science Lab. Students will demonstrate hands on mini lessons in PFS First Choice Word Perfect 5.0 and Lotus 1 2 3. The Future Business Leaders of America Chapter will provide hosts and hostesses from 10 45 a.m. to 12 15 2 p.m.
Civil Air Patrol Squadron 18003 held its annual Christmas Open House at Frederick Municipal Airport headquarters on December 18. A buffet was served for all cadets staff senior members and their guests.
An open house on December 18 drew families with notable guests including Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon and his wife, Sheriff Carl R. Harbaugh, and Army Recruiting Center Captain Ted Phairas. For membership information, call 662 5400.
The Red Cross bloodmobile collected 74 donations during its December 7 visit to Christ Reformed Church. Volunteers assisting included Eleanor Bicie Austin B Coblentz Elaine Coblentz Frances R Darner Manan DeLauder Katherine Fink and many others. Credit for organizations and donors went to numerous groups and individuals listed in the roll call.
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