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several other upcoming fundraising ings will commence at 6:30 pm on the
activities are the only way that we have second Tuesday in the dinning room of
to raise funds for our Club’s projects the Marydel Volunteer Fire Company.
and programs that serve the children,
youth, families, adults and seniors in Should you feel led to seek more infor-
our service area of Northern Caroline mation about becoming a member of
County, Southeastern Queen Anne the Marydel Lions Club all you need to
County in Maryland and a major west- do is contact Terry Higgins at terryhig-
ern portion of Delaware’s Kent County. gins38@outlook.com or call 302-492-
As the later phases of our Delmarva And, please know that per Lions Clubs 3354 or 302-363-5823. Remember ‘We
summer begin to blend into the first International regulations, 100% of all of Serve’ as Lions because ‘We Care, We
portions of our fall season here on the the monies raised at our Club’s activities Help and We Accomplish!’
Peninsula, the members of the Marydel is returned to all of the folks, families
Lions Club are looking forward to and communities that we serve through
resuming more of our normal activities. our Club’s programs and projects.
The next large project is the resump-
Our Club’s membership meetings are
tion of our very popular BBQ Chicken
held the first Tuesday of each month at

Dinner and ‘World Famous Funnel Cake’
the Marydel Community Hall beginning
Event on Saturday, October 9, at State
at 7 pm, while our monthly dinner meet-
Line Gas in Marydel from 9:30 am to
Noon.
This particular event will be a STOP,
ORDER, PAY, GRAB ‘N GO activity
for both the Chicken BBQ Dinners and
the Funnel Cakes. Each BBQ Chicken
Dinner will include a one-half, full sized
‘Eastern Shore Style’ BBQ Chicken,
Baked Beans, Apple Sauce, Dinner Roll,
and Beverage. The Club’s 2022 Weather,

14374 Benedictine Ln | Ridgely, MD 21660
Gardening And Outdoor Calendar will
be available for sale as well. Look for our THE COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY
Club’s Ad in the October Issue of the
Caroline Review. AT MARTIN’S HOUSE & BARN
(This is our new name, was previously Saint Martin’s Barn)
We trust and hope that we have a ‘sell
out’ event since this activity and the Drive-Thru Pantry and Thrift Store Hours:

Tuesday, Thursday, Friday Martes, Jueves, Viernes
Caroline Cycles Wednesday 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Wednesday 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
8:30 am - 11:30 am
8:30 am - 11:30 am
Caroline Cycles is a Caroline Thrift Store is also open First Saturdays 8 am-Noon

County based cycling group.
Monthly rides are 20-25 miles in FOOD ASSISTANCE:
length. Riding pace for the group
PLEASE CALL OUR BARN MANAGER
will vary between 12-16 mph and
AT 410.634.2537 EXT. 111
a designated “sweeper” rider is
assigned for each ride.
RENT & UTILITIES ASSISTANCE:
All cyclists must wear helmets. PLEASE CALL OUR HOUSING & SUPPORT SERVICES
Bikes should be equipped with COORDINATOR AT 410-634-2537 EXT. 105
front and rear lights. Bright
All staff at Martin’s House & Barn are following CDC guidelines
colored clothing is encouraged.
for social distancing and COVID prevention, including daily
Contact Tony Gianninoto at temperature checks and masking.
tgianninoto@comcast.net or call/ We ask that clients also please wear a mask and maintain
text 410-924-7402. distance of six feet when staff bring the food to the vehicle.

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