[Mdpobc] MDPOBC Back to School Picnic Aug 23

[Trudy Pickrel]

 Please send all your child's Shirt size ASAP if you are coming!!!!
 
 



Come one come all  !!!

 



 

Maryland Parents of Blind Children

Cordially invites:

· All parents, grandparents, and siblings of blind children

· Educators of Blind children

· Others interested in promoting a climate of opportunity for blind
children

to a

Maryland Parents of Blind Children
Family Picnic 

(Menu: Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, & everyone
favorite Covered dish they want to bring)

Hamburgers and Hot Dogs, & paper
products provided by MDPOBC

and a

Beep Baseball, Games, Back to School
Supplies 

Saturday, Aug. 23, 2014

2:00 - 7:00p.m.

Centennial Park South Pavilion C

 

Please respond to Trudy at
301-501-1818 or e-mail: tlpickrel at hotmail.com to let us know that you are coming
(So we know how much food to have on hand!)

 

 

 

Direction:

http://www.centennialmd.org/index.php?dove=maps

>From Hagerstown-

Take ramp right for I-70
East toward Frederick go 55.3 mi

At exit 87A, take ramp
right for US-29 South toward Columbia / Washington go 3.0 mi

At exit 22, take ramp
left for MD-100 East toward Glen Burnie go 2.0 mi

At exit 1C, take ramp
right and follow signs for Centre Park Drive go 158 ft

Keep straight onto
Centre Park Dr go 0.3 mi

Turn right onto MD-108 /
Old Annapolis Rd

ROYAL FARMS on the
corner go 1.1 mi

Bear right onto MD-108 W
/ Old Annapolis Rd go 206 ft

Arrive at 10000 Route
108 Columbia, MD 21045  (410) 313-7271

 

>From Baltimore:

Keep straight onto I-395
S go 0.7 mi,

Take ramp left for I-95 South
toward Washington go 9.8 mi

At exit 43B, take ramp
right for MD-100 West toward Ellicott City go 3.2 mi

At exit 2, take ramp
right and follow signs for MD-104 go 0.3 mi

At roundabout, take 3rd
exit onto MD-104 / Waterloo Rd go 0.2 mi

Turn right onto MD-108 /
Old Annapolis Rd go 1.7 mi

Bear right onto MD-108 W
/ Old Annapolis Rd go 206 ft

Arrive at 10000 Route
108 Columbia, MD 21045

 

Maryland Parents of Blind Children goal is to help
blind/visually impaired children grow up to be productive, fully functioning,
and independent members of society by providing practical information to their
parents and teachers. We are also dedicated to providing ideas, assistance, and
information that will help blind/VI children with additional disabilities reach
their potential.



Trudy L. Pickrel
President
Maryland Parents of Blind Children 
www.mdparentsofblindchildren.org
 
 


 		 	   		  
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