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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1993

Page

14

Community Bulletin Board Announces Local Events and Talks

The bulletin lists meetings and programs from the League of WomenVoters AARP NARFE and more across Frederick and surrounding areas. Events include health care reform discussions at Hood College Library Nov 9, a turkey lunch Nov 17, and multiple speakers from Cardio-Vascular Rehab DAV and Civil War groups with dates times and contact numbers.

League of Women Voters Clinton Hood College Margaret Clime Western Maryland Health Planning Agency Louise Lynch Daybreak Nancy Zurkowski Washington County Hospital Mary Ellen Rhoderick Narfe Chapter 581 Parker Hall Asbury Methodist Village Gaithersburg Cardio-Vascular Rehabilitation Center Ray Richardson

Pathways College Preparation Seminar Held at Walkersville High

Mount St Mary's College sponsors a free two hour program at Walkersville High on November 11 at 7 p m for ninth to 12th grade students and parents. The seminar titled Pathways Attitudes and Aptitudes explores mental academic and financial readiness for college.

Walkersville High School Mount St Mary's College Emmittsburg

Community Middle School Teen Dance Sponsored by County Agencies

A dance for grades six to eight at Monocacy Middle School and Middletown Middle School, organized with the Brook Hall United Methodist Church, the Sheriff’s Office, and Frederick County Parks and Recreation. Admission is 3 dollars. bring a can of food for the food bank to enter a prize drawing. For chaperones call 696-2936 or Erma at 371-8851.

Monocacy Middle School Fridas Bronk Hham Teed Mathodiet Church Brook Hall United Methodist Church Sheriff's Office Frederick County Parks and Recreation Middletown Middle School Muditown Recreation Council Sheriffs Office Erma

Fifth graders paint large United States map at school

A group of Beni k Elementary fifth graders drew a 30 by 40 foot white map outline on the north playground. Enrichment teacher Penny Knapp reports the students did the painting themselves and posed with names including Craig Abrechts California and Sarah Choi in New Mexico, Matt Vogel Nebraska, Ashley Adcock Texas, and others with Mrs Knapp and New York listed.

Hetonte Benik Pandadin United States Penny Knapp Hala Craig Abrecht California Arizona Sarah Choi New Mexico Matt Vogel Nebraska Ashley Adcock Texas Jennifer Metz Arkansas Shallon Brown Louisiana Chris Maine Mississippi Karen Nasabzaden Alabama Michael Spurrier Florida Cara King Georgia Jay Vancil Maryland Mrs. Knapp New York

Fall village bazaars and fundraisers across Middletown area

A roundup of church fairs and harvest bazaars runs from Friday through Saturday with craft tables bake sales raffles and meals at Zion Lutheran Middletown St James Boonsboro Mt Olive Mt Airy Sykesville New Windsor and other churches Nov 11–14. Events feature quilt raffles silent auctions hot lunches and family style dinners. Proceeds support church programs flood relief and local charitable causes.

Zion Lutheran Church W. Main St Middletown St. Paul’s United Methodist Church Main Street New Windsor

Holiday Bazaar at Citizens Nursing Home Auxiliary

The Citizens Nursing Home Auxiliary hosts its Holiday Bazaar from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday, November 18, with lunch served 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Raffle tickets cost $1. prizes include a shown quilt, $100, and a shown afghan. The event features baked goods, plants, white elephant items, and crafts as displayed by Louise Blair, Louise Main, Donna Crum, and Libby Staley.

St. Barnabas Main Street Sykesville St Barnabas LGB Citizens Nursing Home Auxiliary Louise Blair Louise Main Donna Crum Libby Staley

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