Marketfest, Trap Shoot On Tap For Saturday Meals On Wheels Program In Need Of More Volunteers

Karen Britton is the gratuities and Campbell Soup label lady. Felicia Granofsky will head hospitality, work on the school spirit committee with Jeanne Russo, and share book fair duties with Carol Singer and Clara Carter. Publicity will be handled by Maggie Armstrong, and Helen Jeffords will be the volunteer coordinator. Becky Smith will return to head the Christmas Sundaes with Santa event. Linda Peck is in charge of fund-raising, while Verna Srock will take care of the button maker. The yearbook will once again be in the capable hands of Toni Koebrugge, Verna Srock and Lynn Pitonzo. The annual fifth-grade picnic and outing will go off without a hitch, thanks to Jeanne Russo and Toni Koebrugge.

The cultural arts committee has fourth-grade teacher Darlene Murphy and Debbie Hutchinson on board. Beautification projects will be under the watchful eyes of Jeanne Russo. Pat Braun will serve as sign coordinator and, last but not least, the May Day committee will have Vickie Pettie, Jeanne Russo and Becky Smith in charge of the event.

*Calling all amateur photographers: Clean your lenses, load the film and proceed to Downs Park. A picture you take could win the Downs Park Photography Contest conducted during the month of October.

Entries will be accepted in four categories, all emphasizing the natural beauty and scenic areas of the park.

The contest is open to all amateur photographers. Employees of the county Department of Recreation & Parks and Severna Park Photo may not enter.

All entries must be received by Nov. 5. Judging will be done by Severna Park Photo. For additional rules, pick up a flyer at the park information center.

Oldies music and custom street rods will take over the bayside amphitheater at Downs Park from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday afternoon. The Cutters will be performing '50's and '60's rock and roll, and a few Bay Area custom street rods will be on hand.

A fall colors hike is planned for 4 p.m. Monday, Oct. 15. Ranger Dave DeVault will lead the moderate hike. The foliage should be near its peak, so don't forget to bring along your camera.

These upcoming events are free, but a parking fee of $3 for county residents, $6 for others, is in effect. For more information, call the park office, 222-6230.