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11 ��� Valentine’s Day Dance—Music by
“Back Roads Band’, Thurmont Senior
Ctr., 806 E. Main St., Thurmont.
5-8 p.m. Admission by donation;
refreshments available. Snow date:
Feb. 18. 301-271-7911.
11 ���Rocky Ridge Vol. Fire Co. Country
Butchering, 13527 Motters Station
Rd., Rocky Ridge, MD. Pancake
breakfast 6-10 a.m. in activity bldg.
Orders must be picked-up between
6-10 a.m. Orders must be placed
before Feb. 11. Cindy 301-271-4057; 19
Gertie 301-271-4253; Helen 410-775-
2758; Paulette 301-271-4252.
12 ��� Luxury Bingo, AMVETS Post 7, 26
Apples Church Rd., Thurmont. Doors 20
open 12:30 p.m.; Bingo 1:30 p.m.
Mary 717-968-8026.
12 ��� Willy Wonka the Musical, Other
Voices Theatre, 244 S. Jefferson St.,
Frederick, MD. 2 p.m. Featuring
a brunch on Feb. 5 before show.
Tickets: showtix4u.com. www.
othervoicestheatre.org.
13 ��� Playgroup Monday, Children’s Museum
of Rose Hill Manor Park, 1611 N.
Market Street, Frederick, MD. 9:30
a.m.-Noon. Unstructured free play
throughout the Manor house at a special
rate. Bring your playgroup & friends. 20
Ages 2+. $2/child. 301-600-2743;
[email protected]. St., Thurmont. 1-3 p.m. Teens
13 ��� Zumba Gold for Seniors, Thurmont
Senior Ctr., 806 E. Main St.,
Thurmont. 10:15-11 a.m. $24/eight 21
sessions or $5/class. 301-271-7911.
13-18 �Frederick County Agriculture Week,
Francis Scott Key Mall, Frederick, 21
MD. Theme: 365 Days of Agriculture.
Many displays & events planned;
contests; demonstrations & much
more. Ted Albaugh 240-446-3054 or
[email protected]; Katie
Albaugh 301-600-3037 or kalbaugh@ 22
Frederickcountymd.gov.
14 ��� Line Dancing, Thurmont Senior Ctr.,
806 E. Main St., Thurmont. 10-11
a.m. Free. 301-271-7911.
14 ���Maryland Public Television Salutes
Vietnam Veterans at Thurmont
Regional Library, Moser Rd.,
Thurmont. Compelling exhibit
featuring images of 16 men and women 22
w/their recollections of incidents from
the war. (Exhibit through March 26.)
15 ��� 50/50 Bingo, Thurmont Senior Ctr.,
806 E. Main St., Thurmont. 1-3 p.m. 22
Open to public. Must be 18 to play.
$5 to play, specials, pickle jar; $1
coverall last game. 301-271-7911.
17 ��� Marie Free Doing Seated Massage,
Thurmont Senior Ctr., 806 E. Main
St., Thurmont. 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. $1/
minute. 301-271-7911.
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18 ��� Turkey, Ham & Oyster Dinner,
Thurmont Ambulance Company
Event Complex, Lawyer’s Ln.,
Thurmont. 12:00-6:00 p.m. $16/
person. $18/carryout.
18 ��� Yard Sale, Fort Ritchie Community
Center, 14421 Lake Royer Dr.,
Highfield-Cascade, MD. 8 a.m.-1
p.m. www.thefrcc.org.
18 ��� Dance & Silent Auction, Thurmont
American Legion, Thurmont. 8:00
p.m.-midnight. $15/person or $25/
couple. Tickets: Janet cegfraley@ 23
yahoo.com. Benefits CHS Class of
2017 Safe & Sane.
18 ���Turkey, Ham & Oyster Dinner,
Thurmont Community Ambulance
Event Complex, 13716 Strafford Ln.
Thurmont. 12:00-6:00 p.m. $16/
person, $18/carryout. 301-271-2923.
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19 ��� LuLaRoe Bingo, Woodsboro
American Legion, 101 W. Elizabeth
St., Woodsboro, MD. Doors open
noon; games 1:30 p.m. Play & shop—
10 LuLaRoe Vendors. $25 (includes
24 games, multiple jackpots & $300
LuLaRoe jackpot). Food & drinks
available. Allison 301-473-0723 for
tickets & for free entry into early bird
special. Proceeds benefit American
Legion Auxiliary’s Community service
projects.
��� Community Breakfast, Our Lady
of Mount Carmel Parish Center,
Thurmont. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. $8/adult; $4/
ages 4-10; Free/ages 3 & under.
��� Mommy Monday Meet-up, Children’s
Museum of Rose Hill Manor Park,
1611 N. Market Street, Frederick,
MD. 9-11:30 a.m. Meeting place for
coffee, conversation & socialization
to parents or care-givers w/infants &
toddlers. Children play/explore music,
art & games of the area. $1/child
(infants & toddlers). 301-600-2743;
[email protected]. Children under 8 must be accompanied
20 ��� Zumba Gold for Seniors, Thurmont
Senior Ctr., 806 E. Main St.,
Thurmont. 10:15-11 a.m. $24/eight
sessions or $5/class. 301-271-7911.
��� Teens from the Thurmont Library,
Thurmont Senior Ctr., 806 E. Main
26 ��� Abraham Lincoln in Song and Oh
celebrate Presidents Day w/seniors:
crafts, etc. & snacks. 301-271-7911.
��� Line Dancing, Thurmont Senior Ctr.,
806 E. Main St., Thurmont. 10-11
a.m. Free. 301-271-7911.
��� Thurmont United Methodist Church
Clothes Closet, 13880 Long Rd.,
Thurmont. 10-11:30 a.m. Free
clothing. Office@thurmontchurch.
org.
In the Middle Ages, young men and women drew names from a bowl to see
��� Seton Center’s Build Your Resources
Program Workshop, 16840 South
Seton Ave., Emmitsburg. 6-7:30 p.m.
Stop Pushing My Buttons: How to
Establish More Effective Boundaries,
Presented by Sherry McKlurkin NCC,
LCPC. Free & open to general public
(no income limitations to attend).
Registration required: 301-447-6102,
ext. 17.
��� Regular Bingo, AMVETS Post 7, 26
Apples Church Rd., Thurmont. Doors
open 5 p.m.; Bingo 7 p.m. Mary 717-
968-8026.
��� Jewelry Fix-It, Thurmont Senior Ctr.,
806 E. Main St., Thurmont. 1-3 p.m.
Bring your jewelry that needs fixing &
Teresa will try to fix it. 301-271-7911.
22 ��� 500 Card Game, Thurmont Senior
Ctr., 806 E. Main St., Thurmont. 7-10
p.m. 301-271-7911.
��� In Their Own Voices, Catoctin
Furnace, 12625 Catoctin Furnace
Road, Thurmont, MD. 11 a.m.
Living history & heritage food event
commemorating Black History Month.
Actors from Silver Oak Academy
portray workers/servants in vignettes
based on events in the village, followed
by lunch researched & prepared using
traditional recipes. Benefits Catoctin
Furnace Historical Society, Inc.
Free (reservations recommended).
Elizabeth A. Comer 443-463-6437 or
[email protected].
��� Wolfsville Ruritan Club Spring Pork
Butchering Ordering. Place your order
by Feb. 23 or request a price list: Billy
301-293-2426 or RuritanClubMD@
aol.com. Pick up orders: March 3
(5-7 p.m.) & March 4 (8-11 a.m.) at
Wolfsville Ruritan Community Park,
12708 Brandenburg Hollow Rd,
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Myersville. No early pick-ups will be experience w/two performances
filled. by award-winning & nationally
24 ��� Ellie Jenkins Dept. of Aging, acclaimed singer-songwriter and
Thurmont Senior Ctr., 806 E. Main folk musician Chris Vallillo. Benefits
St., Thurmont. Call or stop by & sign Catoctin Furnace Historical Society,
up for half-hour appt. to discuss Dept. Inc. Elizabeth A. Comer 443-463-
of Aging Programs for Seniors and/or 6437 or ecomer@catoctinfurnace.
Medicare: 301-271-7911. org. www.eventbrite.com/abraham-
25 ��� Barkers 4 Blood Cancer, Leukemia lincoln-in-song.
& Lymphoma Society Light the 27 ��� Thurmont United Methodist Church
Night Fundraising Team Hosts 6th Clothes Closet, 13880 Long Rd.,
Annual Dance 4 A Cure Zumbathon, Thurmont. 6-7:30 p.m. Free clothing.
AMVETS Post 7 in Thurmont. [email protected].
2-4 p.m. Minimum $10 donation 27 ��� Mackenzie’s Light (a bereavement
accepted between February 1-24 & drug awareness support group),
or you can donate at door. Event Thurmont Regional Library, 76 E.
open to public; all ages & skill Moser Rd., Thurmont. 6:30 p.m.
levels. Multi-prize raffle held to raise Meets last Monday of each month.
additional funds. Info.: http://pages. Colt Black, owner of Black’s Mortuary
lightthenight.org/md/westmd17/ in Thurmont, will speak on “Grieving
barkers4bloodcancer; www.facebook. a Lost Loved One.” Anyone impacted
com/barkers4bloodcancer/events; by family drug abuse or loss of a loved
email Kelly [email protected] or one is welcome. Info.: Becky 301-524-
call 240-674-6444. 8064 or Facebook.
25 ��� Thinking Money: Open STEM Lab, 27 ��� Zumba Gold for Seniors, Thurmont
Regional Library, 76 E. Moser Rd., Senior Ctr., 806 E. Main St.,
Thurmont. 2-4 p.m. For ages 3-18. Thurmont. 10:15-11 a.m. $24/eight
sessions or $5/class. 301-271-7911.
by an adult. Explore math & money 28 ��� Harriet Chapel’s Shrove Tuesday
concepts in the STEM Lab. 301-600- Pancake Supper, 12625 Catoctin
7212. Furnace Rd., Thurmont. 5-7 p.m.
25 ��� Thurmont Main Street Matinee: The $6/adult; $4/ages 5-12; Free/ages 4 &
Secret Lives of Pets, Main Street under. www.harrietchapel.com.
Center, 11 Water St., Thurmont. 2-4 28 ��� Line Dancing, Thurmont Senior Ctr.,
p.m. Free movie and popcorn. www. 806 E. Main St., Thurmont. 10-11
thurmontmainstreet.com. a.m. Free. 301-271-7911.
28 ��� Mardi Gras Party, Thurmont Senior
Freedom, Songs of the Civil Rights Ctr., 806 E. Main St., Thurmont. 11
Movement, Springfield Manor Winery, a.m.-1 p.m. Come & celebrate “Fat
11836 Auburn Rd., Thurmont. 1:30-4 Tuesday.” Wear beads & a mask if
p.m. $8/each performance or $20/both you have them, otherwise, some will
performances. Celebrate American be provided. 301-271-7911.
Val e nt ine’s D ay Fun Fac t s
Based on retail statistics, about 3 percent of pet owners will give
Valentine’s Day gifts to their pets.
About 1 billion Valentine’s Day cards are exchanged each year. This
makes it the second largest seasonal card-sending time of the year.
who would be their Valentine. They would wear this name pinned onto
their sleeves for one week for everyone to see. This was the origin of the
expression “to wear your heart on your sleeve.”
Physicians of the 1800s commonly advised their patients to eat chocolate to
calm their pining for lost love.
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