[Md-sligo] Chapter meeting and news

[mr. Chikodinaka Oguledo]

hello my fello fello federationist/s! Maryland school for the blind's
30anual almuly|allumny will bee this saturday13June 2015 there4 no
gole ball for sligo meeting for mee maby next tim or whin I return on
sunday! 14th of june! pray for not ownly for my lady/mariagb but
forms. toothmen! sorry jannus no convention

On 6/8/15, Brown, Debbie via Md-sligo <md-sligo at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> The meeting will be this Saturday, June 13, at the Long Branch Library, 8800
> Garland Avenue.  Remember that because of the convention, we will be meeting
> on the third Saturday in July.
>
> Save the date:  Our scholarship dinner will be Saturday, October 3.  I am
> looking for two members besides me to serve on a committee to plan the event
> with members of the National harbor Chapter.
>
> Sad news:  Janice toothman is not doing well.  She is very weak because she
> is unable to keep down food.
>
> Better news:  My mother is recovering well.  I visited her this weekend and
> thought I was at the Golden Corral except the food was better.  She still
> uses a wheelchair sometimes but gets it around the kitchen, her favorite
> place.
>
> For those going to the convention, don't forget to sign up for the world
> record event on Wednesday, July 8.  We will begin lining up in the hotel
> parking lot at 7 a.m.  If you have family or friends in the Orlando area,
> they can participate also.  All you have to do is hold up an umbrella for 5
> minutes.  And, you get to keep the umbrella.
>
> The Marylan caucus will be on Monday, July 6, at 9:00 in salon 12.  This is
> not in the agenda, so remember it.
>
> Debbie
>
>
>
>


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