Community Bulletin of July Meetings and Groups
Alzheimer's Association sponsors morning and evening caregiver support groups in Frederick open to the public with free caregiving on request. Morning group July 2 10:30 am at Daybreak Adult Daycare 7819 Rocky Springs Rd. Evening group July 2 6:30 pm at Frederick County Health Dept Conference Room B. Also cancer support at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital July 1 7 pm Hospice Caring. Also MS group July 3 7:30 pm Seventh-day Adventist School. Rainbow Belles picnic July 2 6 pm Monocacy Village Park. Frederick High Boosters meet July 1 6:30 pm. Ski Club July 13 3 pm Pinecliff Park. Maryland Adventure Club July 2 Gambrill State Park Rock Run. Contact details include 696-0315 and 301-869-HOPE.
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The
Alzheimer’s Association
United Way
Frederick County
Frederick
Kathy Boyd-Mansfield
LGSW
Marie Waldron
Rocky Springs Road
Anne Cohen
Trudy LaGarde
CTRL
Frederick County Health Department
Montevue Lane
Alzheimer's Association
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
HOPE
Seventh-day Adventist School
Adventist Drive
Louise Thacker
Frederick High School Boosters Club
Maryland Adventure Club
Gambrill State Park
Rock Run
Shookstown Road
Gambrill Park Road
Great Gatsby Road Rally 1996 at Memorial Park
The Great Gatsby Road Rally 1996 is set for Sunday June 30 at Memorial Park corner Calvary Drive and Bentz Street. Participants receive mileage and time tasks with prizes including a gas certificate and the Prestigious Burnt Piston award. Registration begins 1 p.m. with a $3 fee before June 30 and $4 the day of the event. Rick Linton and Calvary UMC are contacts. Also noted is Carroll Manor soccer program registration for local schools with sites Ballenger Creek and Carroll Manor Elementary July 1 and July 2.
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Memorial Park
Calvary Drive
Latond Street
Bentz Street
Rick Linton
Calvary Umc
Carroll Manor Athletic Association
Carroll Manor
Ballenger Creek
Bob Shade
Community fundraisers and events across Frederick area
A series of local fundraisers and activities include a Sunday chicken barbecue from noon to 5 pm by New Market Volunteer Fire & Rescue Co with a $5.50 platter. Proceeds support community services. Other events feature a $50 navy blue cotton coverlet, a July delivery, and calls to 473 8363 for details. Proceeds aid Raritan Club. A July 4 car-park fundraiser at Frederick High and West Middle schools asks $2 per car. The Lazy Hazy Crazy Days carnival, a Moon Bounce and law enforcement booths, benefit youth mission trips. A 5K Run Against Cancer by the American Cancer Society is set for early June in Baker Park with a $15 registration and a Kids 400 event at 6:30 pm.
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New Market Volunteer Fire & Rescue Co
U.S.A
Raritan Club
Delvery
Call
South, End
American Cancer Society
West Second
North Kens Streets
Pisterich
Baker Park
Salvation Army Auxiliary Gives Camp Supplies to Children
Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary hands out bags of camping gear before children board vans to Camp Tomahawk. Members June Sill Judy Weinberg Helen Swanson and Betty Bowie assist. Local drive sends kids to camp each summer for five days to a month. A day camp will run July 1 to 26 at the Sagner Avenue Community Center in conjunction with Thomas Johnson High School Area CASS.
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Salvation Army
Women’s Auxiliary
Tomahawk
June Sill
Judy Weinberg
Helen Swanson
Betty Bowie
Thomas Johnson High School
CASS
Sagner Avenue
Community activities and events at Frederick center schedule
The Frederick Senior Fellowship Center outlines July activities including PACE exercise classes and Bridge sessions, Bingo and Canasta, a quilting and will seminar, shopping trips and a dining schedule. Also noted are boating safety courses, Independence Day events at Baker Park and Fort Ritchie, a youth Conservation Camp, and a Recovery support group with locations and contact numbers.
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Frederick Senior Fellowship Center
North Market Street
Yorktown
Canasta
Blueberries
Charlotte Davis
Reunions for Frederick areaClass of 1924 and 1970 events
Frederick High School Class of 1924 plans its 72nd reunion Friday June 28 at Cornucopia Frederick. Guy Thomas Johnson High School Class of 1970 holds a 20-year reunion the weekend of July 19 21 with events at Red Horse Steak House Lounge American Legion Frederick and Middletown Park. Contacts Susan Reeder Jessee Paul McLaughlin Cindy Johnson Strobel for details.
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Frederick High School
Cornucopia
South
Jefferson St
Frederick
Guy Thomas Johnson
Red Horse
American Legion
Middletown Park
Susan Reeder Jessee
Paul McLaughlin
Cindy Johnson Strobel
Catoctin
Pam (Rubol) Eyler
Sally Ann Smuth
Thomas Fisher
Edna Willard Huff
Deborah Metzger Slay
Robert C. Wihelin
Randolph Freed Jr
Stephen Myers
Kevin Gingell
Charles Kannill
Cynthia Shaffer Willy
Paula Harbaugh Stoner
Micah Sisk
William Hunt
Kenneth Darner
Laurel Hewitt
Terry Stackhouse
David Breeden
Deborah Kline Mackinaié
Michael Byrne
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Bulletin Board
Alzheimer’s
Monocacy Village
East Street
Ruth
Dottie
FHS Boosters
Pinecliff Park
U.S. 70
South Street
Jefferson
Pace Theta
Mick
Wis
Frederick Baseball Association
Pony League
al Stars
High Gear
Middletown County Park
Mt Zion Lutheran Church of
Middletown High School
Thomas Leatherman
Mary Waters
West Middle School
Kelly Hahn
Community Report
Virginia Fifer
Register of Wills
Marguerite Damuth
State of Maryland
Baker Ai Canara E Idey 1
Beets Ipdereaiene
Fcnb Bank
Spires Brass Band
KEY 103.1
Fort Ritchie Open House
Fort Ritchie
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Association
Potomac Valley Fly Fishermen
Game Club
Clark Road
Myersville
Family Life Center
Linda Moran
S.c.8.w.c
Shhaeffer
East Second St
FHS
SCHS
South Carroll High School
CHS
Fort Hill High School
Cumberland
Cumberland Country Club
Ogle
Thurmont
Hoffman-Etzler
Merle
Edith Bell Hoffman
Vonnivale Kurtan
Rippeon Reunion
Alavander
Clara Fogle Rippeon
David Hippeon Sr
Grace
Hattie Rippeon
Heel Rippeen Hipkans
Jake
Amos Rippean
Helen Rippeen
Ernest Albaugh
Merrle Dixon
Becky Wallech
Noland Drive
Hagerstown
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