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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1998
Page
21
Eight week evening group for adults who have lost a loved one. It explains what to expect in grieving, defines normal patterns, and offers ways to cope. Free session. registration or details via Cathy Walker at 301-694-6444, Bereavement Services Coordinator.
Frederick Chapter 636 of the American Association of Retired People will hold its monthly luncheon Wednesday May 27 at the American Legion Home. A social hour begins at 11 am followed by a buffet lunch featuring meat loaf and a SALT presentation by Richard Stine of the State's Attorney's Office. Prepaid reservations by May 20 cost 6.25 dollars. Send to Charlotte K. Smith 628 Military Road Frederick Md 21702. Middletown Senior Citizens meet May 12 at noon in Zion Lutheran Church Social Room. Bring a sandwich. Adult Discussion Class will provide the rest and show a video Steps Into the Holy Land. Call Mary Dyer if you need a ride 301-293-6994.
First grader Karen Davis demonstrates the number line jump while teacher Pat Plum observes at Lewistown Elementary School during the first annual event. Kindergarten through fifth grade students and their families explore stations on logical reasoning patterns and calculator use.
The Frederick County Safe Kids Coalition hosts activities at the Family Fun Festival on Saturday May 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Baker Park with fishing at 7:30 a.m. at Culler Lake, a fire apparatus motorcade, and demonstrations by local groups and mascots. The Woodsboro American Legion sponsors a free youth fishing tournament 7 to 11 a.m. with prizes in age categories and post-event food. Also listed are a Positively Single meeting on May 8, diving program signups, and contact numbers for information.
A roundup of local programs includes a monthly support group for parents of children with special needs at North Frederick Elementary School chaired by Dianne Keilholtz with meetings on the second Monday at 7 p.m. Also offerings from Wee Folk School for 1998-99, La Leche League meetings, an American Red Cross CPR for the Professional Rescuer Challenge, a Family Life Center discussion on caregiving decisions, a women’s group for sobriety starting May 11 in Woodsboro, and contact numbers for registration and details.
A series of church and community events fundraise for missions, youth groups, and local causes across Thurmont Ijamsville Taneytown and surrounding areas. Weller United Methodist, Pleasant Grove United Methodist, St Josephs Taneytown Knights of Columbus, Union Bridge Fire Co and New Market Fire Hall host breakfasts and pancake or Mother’s Day meals with prices from free to $9, benefiting pregnancy centers, mission trips, street lights and cemetery upkeep. Additional activities include a May 9 Jefferson School tea market, a May 17 Great Strides walk in Baker Park, and a May 24 Frederick Keys game tickets sale benefiting local Lions Club.
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