NEWS
August 8, 2004
On August 5, 2004, HUGH Y. RIENHOFF, of Naples FLA passed away. A celelbrated of his life will be held at teh Elkridge Club on Thursday, August 26 at 4 P.M IN liue lof flwoers, donations may be made to Greater Blatimore Medical Center, Cancer Foundation, 6701 N. Charles St. 21204.
NEWS
May 11, 1999
The first in a series of six lunchtime Breast Cancer Awareness Seminars for Baltimore police personnel will be held tomorrow in the atrium of the headquarters annex building, 601 E. Fayette St.Agent Angelique Cook-Hayes said the seminars, which run from noon to 1 p.m., also will be held June 9, July 14, Aug. 18, Sept. 15 and Oct. 20. She said they were made possible with a grant from the Maryland Chapter of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.Pub Date: 5/11/99
ENTERTAINMENT
By Sloane Brown | April 30, 2000
At the 12th annual Crystal Ball, the "Humanitarian of the Year" for the Mildred Mindell Cancer Foundation was honored for his efforts fighting cancer on the job as well as off. Award-winner Dr. Albert Blumberg, the vice-chair of radiation oncology at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center, is also president of Smoke Free Maryland and served on the Governor's Task Force to End Smoking in Maryland. The gala raised $65,000 for GBMC's radiation oncology infusion services. About 475 guests gathered at Martin's West to applaud the man of the evening, including: Revanne Aronoff, Carole Diamond, Rita Shemer and Arline Steinberg, event co-chairs; Carol Pondfield, Barbara Kreshtool, Eileen Chiat, Linda Kreshtool and Marsha Glassband, event committee members; Dina Klicos, event coordinator; Bill Kroh, GBMC Foundation board chair; Larry Merlis, president and CEO of GBMC; Sheila Riggs and Sayra Meyerhoff, GBMC Healthcare board members; Bill Knott, president of First Union Bank; Larry Macklin, senior vice president at Bank of America; and Dr. Eva Zinreich, GBMC radiation oncologist.
NEWS
February 27, 1995
Photographer Marion E. Warren and his daughter, archivist Mame Warren, will present a slide lecture based on their new book, "Bringing Back the Bay," Friday at the Captain Salem Avery House Museum.Sponsored by the Shady Side Rural Heritage Society, the lecture will begin at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $5.Information: 867-2866.Zeta Tau Alpha event benefits breast cancerThe Annapolis chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha will celebrate Zeta Day Saturday at the Governor Calvert House on State Circle.Registration is from 8:30 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. The event will include lunch and the announcement of the Anne Arundel County Women of the Year.
ENTERTAINMENT
By Sloane Brown | February 7, 1999
It was major munchies and a movie at the Premium Cinema in Owings Mills for 200 supporters of the Mildred Mindell Cancer Foundation. The evening began with a serious sampling of the theater's restaurant fare. Guests then filed into two luxury theaters to enjoy "A Civil Action" starring John Travolta.The night's $4,000 in proceeds benefited the University of Maryland Medical System's Greenebaum Cancer Center for Bone Marrow and Stem Cell Transplantation, where Eileen Diener, the daughter of the Mindell foundation's past president, Linda Kreshtol, received a successful marrow transplant in March 1998.
FEATURES
September 29, 1994
Many fashion-minded organizations are doing their bit to help the fight against breast cancer. Here's a sampling of nearby events.* The Race for the Cure serves up a pasta party tomorrow at Saks Fifth Avenue in Owings Mills. Pasta, prizes, a silent auction and shopping are part of the package. Party tickets are $15 for Race entrants and $25 for rooters. Saks will close to the public at 6:30 p.m., and admission will be by party ticket only.* Owings Mills Mall and shops' schedule of events throughout October:Pink rhinestone breast cancer awareness pins will be sold at mall stations for $15.Glamour Shots will donate all of its $11 sitting fee.The Mildred Mindell Cancer Foundation will be selling its "Lettuce Surprise You" cookbook on Oct. 8 and 9 with 20 percent of sales going to the Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.