Hood College Alumnae to Host One Day Mini College
Hood College will sponsor a one day mini college on Saturday October 9 open to the public. Registration begins with a 9 30 a m welcome by Dr Martha E Church and a 45 lunch option. Topics include Families in the 80s dual earner families and trekking in the Himalayas with talks by Hood faculty and guest speakers. Lunch at 12 15 p m and a 1 15 p m slide show by Dr Church followed by two workshop pitches. Registration is 25 includes lunch and advance registration by September 27 through the Alumnae Office at Hood College.
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Hood College Alumnae Association
Martha E. Church
Hood College
Himalayas
Coblentz
Thomas Long
The
Catholic University of America
Catherine Graf
Ms. Graf
Dr. Church
Hood
Annapurna
Mount Everest
Ral Risch
Aapatiere Prosfessor
Isabel C. Masiand
W.H. Newbold
Halloween MiniWalk to aid March of Dimes at Key Mall
Frederick County children up to 11 can parade in costume at the Francis Scott Key Mall on Saturday Nov 30 from 10 to noon to benefit birth defects prevention programs. MiniWalkers, checked in with sponsor cards, may walk the mall multiple times for each quarter mile pledged. First 200 pledges before Nov 19 earn Farm Family Restaurant coupons.
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Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
FSK
High’s Dairy
Farm Family Restaurant
South Jefferson Street
Sandra Trout
Leese Ay Gotke Hadeee Wateron
Merchants Association
March of Dimes
Junior Patrons Support Snow Ball at Stow Hall 196
The Junior Patrons Committee at Stow Hall 196 begins contacting county residents urging support for Frederick Memorial Hospital. An alphabetical list names young contributors to the annual Snow Ball charity, with $3 per child donation to Mrs. Karen Goggin at 84 Wain New Market Ma 21774. Checks payable to Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
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Stow Hall
Karen Goggin
Wain New Market Ma
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Trom Lef
Meg Klackmer
Marian Halvorson
Erik Halvorson
Alison Goggin
Ingrid Hal
Women Pioneers Shaped Westward Migration Diaries
In the 1840s to 1880s, American families moved west as women kept families intact amid hardship. Schlissel profiles over 100 diaries, detailing daily life, labor on the trail, and the roles of widows and mothers who built farms, schools, and churches while facing disease, death, and hostile Indians.
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Lillian Schussel
Pacific Coast
Schlissel
West
Land
Freelon
Kimmon C, Richards
Spanish lecture set at Hood College on October 4
Hood College hosts a Spanish lecture titled La Mujer Ante el Reto de su Liberacion Women Facing the Challenge of Their Liberation at 7 30 p m in Price Auditorium Totem Arts Center guest speaker Soledad Ortega president of the Jose Ortega y Gasset Foundation a Madrid citizen and daughter of Jose Ortega the event is sponsored by Hood College department of foreign languages and literatures and the Fund for Improvement of Post Secondary Education open to the public.
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Hood College
Price
Totem Arts Center
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Ewood Retirement Center
Hood States
Alumnae College
Barbara Hetrick
Ascne Ding
Tang
Hetrick
MOD
Fsk Mall
College Terrace
FSE
Trout
Chu
Soledad Ortega
Jose Ortega Y Gasset
Susan Rosenstock
Nolan
Douglas K. Tavenner, Jr
Douglas K Tavenner, JR
Mountaingate Dental Tip
Cine
Windy Meadows Pottery
Valley Road
Knoxville
Jdbosoh
Anita
Oshkost
Levi
Lee
Carters
Bitty the Kid
Browmen
shnela’s _ KIDS PLACE
Meddlebrook
VISA
Mastercard
Layaway Morpday
Bread Clothing
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