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continued from page 4 UPCOMING EVENTS Sept. 8: Fair Plays Vintage Base Ball Games. Talbot hosts the State Championship Tournament. Our vintage Base Ball team (yes, it was spelled as two words back then) is going to host the Vintage State Championship. Believe it or not, there are five teams in Maryland playing 1864 base ball. The Fair Plays recently won the Golden Ball Tournament in New York. Will they take their first state championship? Or will they once again come in second? Games start at 12 noon at Mt. Pleasant Park, 12 Magnolia St., Easton, MD. Enjoy a full day of old-time base ball as it was played in 1864. Teams from all over Maryland vie for the title of State Champion. Free admission. For more information, go to hstc.org or call 410-822-0773. Sept. 8: Grandparents' Day Breakfast at the Cordova Firehall from 7:30am til 11:00am. All you can eat omelets made to order, scrambled eggs, bacon, scrapple, creamed chip beef, pancakes and sweet treats. Adults $8.00, children ages 6 to 12 $5.00, and children ages 5 and under are Free. For more information, call 410-364-5752. Sept. 9: Grocery Bingo is back! Because the first Monday of Sept. is Labor Day, Grocery Bingo will take place on September 9th at the Cordova Firehall. Doors open at 6 pm and games begin at 7pm. Refreshments are available. For more information, call 410-820-1283. Sept. 9: FREE Concert featuring Genticorum at the Talbot County Senior Center, Brookletts Place, Easton, 1-1:45pm. This free concert is open to the public. The program is funded by a grant from the Talbot County Arts Council, with revenues provided by the Maryland State Arts Council, Talbot County and the Towns of Easton and Oxford and through the generosity of Carpe Diem Arts. Sept. 11: The Activities Singles Klub (ASK) will meet at Easton Diner on Rt. 50 in Easton, MD at 6pm. (Please park in the rear and enter through the rear marked door). You may purchase dinner (placing orders upon arrival). Then participate in a short business meeting as the evening unfolds. Adult Singles (Single, Divorced, Separated or Widowed) are invited to attend. We hope you’ll come out and meet some new single friends and learn about the many activities offered through the Klub. Current newsletter and activities calendar will be available. Contact Donna at 410-634-1236 for more information. Sept. 13 & 27: Friday Night Dinners at the Easton VFW, Ladies Aux. 5118. Sept. 13: Beef tips over noodles, 5-8pm, $9. Sept. 27: Chicken Parmesan over noodles, 5-8pm, $9. 355 Glebe Rd., Easton. Regular menu & carryouts available. Sept. 14: St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, 304 Talbot Street, St. Michaels, will hold a Craft and Used Book Sale from 10am to 2pm, rain or shine. All are welcome to enjoy a wide selection of gently used books at very affordable prices, as well as lovely items created by local craftspeople. For further information call the church office at 410-745-2534. Sept 14: Second Annual Crab Feast at New Beginnings UM Church, 12020 Central Ave., Ridgely, MD from 12-5pm. At door $35.00, Children 12 years & under $15.00. Call 410-482- 4174. BBQ Chicken - Hot Dogs - Baked Beans - Corn on Cob Tomatoes - Delicious Desserts & Cold Drinks Saturday September 28, 2013 ~ 11 to 4pm 5642 Poplar Lane, Bellevue Maryland Featuring – Gospel Zionaires of Princess Anne, Maryland Ticket donation - $30.00 each Sales Information - 410-745-6151 Pastor Delores Pinder – 410-745-3399 For more information call 410-822-3311 Sept. 19: Gilbert Cephas, a.k.a. Gil the Magnificent will entertain with comedy and ventriloquism at the Talbot County Senior Center, Brookletts Place, Easton, 12:30-1:30pm. This program is funded by donations from the American Legion Blake-Blackston Post #77, and in part by a grant from the Talbot County Arts Council, 6 with revenues provided by the Maryland State Arts Council, Talbot County, and the Towns of Easton and Oxford. Sept. 20: Spaghetti Dinner at Ruthsburg Community Center, 4:30-7:30pm. Adults $10, children $5, under age six is free. Advance tickets avail- (continued on page 7)
continued from page 6 UPCOMING EVENTS able by calling 410-758-0923 or 410-758-4290. All proceeds benefit Ruthsburg Community Club Inc. Sept. 20 & 21: Queen Anne Hillsboro Volunteer Fire Co. Annual Fireman’s Fair in downtown Queen Anne at the Firehouse. Friday 7-10pm: Race Car, Petting Zoo 7-8pm, Bingo 7- 10pm. Saturday 6-10pm: Parade 5pm, Bingo 6- 10pm and Music by 11 Horses 7-10pm. Sept. 21: Cub Scout Pack 532 Drive-Thru BBQ Chicken Fundraiser at the Easton Elks Lodge 4- 6pm. Menu includes ½ BBQ Chicken, Side, Roll w/ butter and Drink $7.00 in advance $10.00 event day (concessions and bake goods to be sold also). Please contact Doug Kirby- douglaskirby@gmail.com or visit Cub Scout Pack 532 Facebook page. Proceeds will support Pack 532 Cub Scout Program. Sept. 21: GENEALOGY: Upper Shore Genealogical Society’s 40th Anniversary Luncheon & Meeting, held at Millington U.M. Church Hall, 392 Cypress St., Millington, MD, 11:30am- 3pm. Special Speaker-Dr. Kenneth L. Carroll. Reservations required. $10 each, bring a guest. Make check payable to USGS and mail to Mary Ellen Larrimore, 305 Farwell Road, Chestertown, MD 21620 before Sept. 14. More info, call 410- 438-2878. Sept. 21: The Federalsburg Historical Society will hold its annual Heritage Day from 10am to 4pm at the Federalsburg Area Heritage Museum. This event is FREE and will feature a transportation theme: From Buggies To Motorized Vehicles From The 1880's To The 1950's. Many vehicles will be parked inside and outside the museum. Owners will be present to talk about them and answer questions. Lunch items for sale. Gift shop open. Winning raffle ticket will be drawn for extended weekend stay at Montego Bay, Ocean City, Maryland. Raffle tickets on a refinished trunk will be sold; tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. The trunk will be given away at our Christmas In The Museum event on Dec. 9th. Everyone welcome. The museum is located at 100 Covey & Williams Alley (behind Town Hall) in Federalsburg. For more info contact Richard Wheatley at 410-754- 5639. Sept. 21: MRYC Foundation Annual Awards Dinner, honoring Adam Werblow, Head Sailing Coach, St. Mary’s College of Maryland, and America’s winningest collegiate sailing coach, 6-9pm. Miles River Yacht Club, St. Michaels, MD. Cocktails and Hors d’oeuvres, Gourmet Dinner, Silent and Live Auction, Presentation of the Colors by the Easton High School Navy JROTC, patriotic and nautical music by the Wye Choral Scholars, Presentation by Coach Werblow. For more information, visit MRYCFoundationDinner@gmail.com or telephone 410-921-6792. Sept. 21: Learn to “Storyboard”—the First Step in Filmmaking, 10-11:30am at the Easton Library. Join Liza Ledford, from the Chesapeake Film Festival, and Jon Michael Shink, from Pendrawgn Productions, producers of DC’s annual Pendrawgn Youth Film Festival, for a fun-filled workshop in film storyboarding. For ages 8 to 18. Pre-registration is required. (Note: Program size is limited to 30 attendees, so be sure to sign up Weekly Service - Winter Closings - Winter Mesh Covers Full Service Design - Sales - Installation - Renovation Tile - Concrete and Vinyl soon.) Following the workshop, the Chesapeake Film Festival will screen select films from the 2013 Pendrawgyn Youth Film Festival. The screening is free and open to all ages. Call 410-822-1626. Sept. 21: Karaoke with Alan Cheezum, 8- 11pm. American Legion Talbot Post 70, 29511 Canvasback Dr., Easton. 410-822-9138. Sept. 21: Patriots Lighted Boat Parade. Events from the Oxford Park starting at 3pm ending with a lighted boat parade at dusk. Locally Owned & Operated Insured MHIC#72118-01 Sept. 21 & 22: Alpaca Farm Days & Festival. Saturday, 10am-5pm & Sunday 11am-4pm. Fun for the entire family. Free admission. Donations gratefully appreciated. Craft Vendors, Food Vendors, Fibert Art Demonstrations, Pony Rides, Games, Face Painting and Moonbounce. Special sale items in our farm store and most importantly visit our 30 plus Alpacas! Outstanding Dreams Farm, 24480 Pinetown Road, Preston, MD. Hosted by: Phil and Vickie Liske, 410-673-2002. (continued on page 8) Trappe-ToberFEST 2013 Saturday, October 5th 11am - 5pm 3928 Main Street, Trappe Vendors ~ Food Kidz Area Live Entertainment www.trappemd.net 7
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