Homewood updates and club anniversaries highlighted
Frederick area groups marked milestones with awards and talks. Rotary scholar Jacqueline Nagawa, Uganda native and Howard University sophomore, spoke on African student experiences in America. The Frederick Eagles Auxiliary and Women of the Moose celebrated long histories, while Homewood at Frederick unveiled Drumland Farms plans and a spring fundraiser. Valerie Salter of New Market made Johns Hopkins dean’s list in psychology.
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Singapore High School
Banquet planned at Urbana High for Empty Bowls event
Students from Green Valley and Kemptown elementary schools will create placemats and centerpieces for an Empty Bowls Banquet at Urbana High School on April 15 from 6 to 8 pm. A program of poetry and music by local students from several schools will run, with proceeds benefiting the Frederick Rescue Mission. Tickets available at the participating schools.
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Allison Lewis
Kim Stout
Evan Psieda
Gail Padgett
Matthew Deadrick
David Aird
Susan Thomas
Chaz Wagner
Dylan Kelleher
Nick Hynes
Lions to sponsor Bloodmobile by Damascus Lions Club
The Damascus Lions Club will sponsor the American Red Cross Bloodmobile on Monday April 6 from 1 to 7 p.m. at the Damascus Volunteer Fire Department Activities Building. This is the second drive of 1998, aiming to continue the record pace of January's 164 pints. Appointments are suggested, walk-ins welcome, call George Smith at 301-253-2909. Other Lions bloodmobiles in 1998 are June 8 September 14 and November 23, all on Mondays.
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FAA program helps Frederick youths learn to fly
The Frederick Airport Association will fund most of 15 flight hours, ground school for solo flight, and a flight planning kit for area high school students. Each student pays 12 dollars per flight hour. Letters explaining interest are due April 26 to be considered, with training at Frederick Airport and possible summer employment.
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