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President Howard Penn 410-544-1742 howwardpennphoto@ comcast.net
1st VP(s) Programs Chuck Gallegos 410-571-0562 gallegoscl@gmail.com
Betty Harris 410-729-0255 ef.harris@verizon.net
2nd VP Contests Chip Bulgin 410-518-6876 chip.bulgin@comcast.net
Secretary/Treasurer Sunny Frank 301-261-6181 sunnyfrank@covad.net
Delegates Dick Chomitz 410-721-5573
Webmaster
David Joyner wdjoyner@gmail.com
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The Official Newsletter of the Anne Arundel Camera Club http://arundelcameraclub.org/ http://flickr.com/groups/arundelcamera/
Field Trip November 8th - Carrie Murry Nature Raptor Shoot November 9th - Great Falls Maryland December 6th - Congaing Dam
Programs Planned
November 5 Contest Digital and Mono, Open November 12 Program – Celia Pearson November 19 Contest Slide and Color Prints. Open November 26 No Meeting Thanksgiving
October Contests - People
Novice Digital October 8, 2008
Around Town
November 14 - 30 2008 An exhibit of black and white photographs with a 114 year old camera
Dick Bond has been teaching photography at Maryland Hall for more than 25 years. For the past two years he’s used a restored 1895 Korona View camera to take captivating black and white images of local woodlands. The Annapolis Collection Gallery 45 West Street Annapolis, Md
Wed 19 November 2008 - Sun 23 November 2008
PRIDE OF BALTIMORE II is sailing into Annapolis this month and is offering guests a variety of ways to experience this traditional sailing vessel. PRIDE II is fresh off her 2008 Great Lakes Tour which took the ship to ports in all five of the Great Lakes, as well as ports along the Northern Atlantic Coast. For the past couple of weeks PRIDE II has been busy making appearances in ports throughout the Chesapeake Bay, and also taking top honors in the Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race.
PRIDE II will be making her first visit this weekend, arriving on Friday
afternoon and can be found at the National Sailing Hall of Fame Dock. On
Saturdays and Sundays, the ship will open for visitors.
Fri 21 November 2008 - Sun 04 January 2009
Sat 22 November 2008 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Fri 28 November 2008 - Sun 30 November 2008 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Fri 28 November 2008 - Tue 30 December 2008
ZooLights at the National Zoo in Washington, DC is a winter holiday event that is sure to be fun for the whole family. The National Zoo presents a display of thousands of sparkling lights featuring sculptures of many of the Zoo's most popular animals, including giant pandas, Asian elephants, gibbons, a sea lion, an octopus, and a Komodo dragon. Visitors at ZooLights will enjoy winter-themed crafts, ice sculpting demonstrations, choral groups, and storytellers.
Tickets on sale as of November 3, 2008. Dates and Times Wednesdays-Sundays November 28-December 30, 2008 6 to 8:30 p.m.
Closest Metro Station to the National Zoo Woodley Park/ Zoo /Adams
Morgan stop and the Cleveland Park stop.
Sat 29 November 2008
Sun 30 November 2008 - Tue 30 December 2008
The Washington, DC Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, also known as the Mormon Temple, is open to all during the Christmas season. This impressive church and its surrounding grounds shine brightly with more than 450,000 sparkling Christmas lights. Each night, a different local musical group performs a live concert in a state-of-the-art theater. All events are free! Visitors are welcome to explore the Washington, DC Mormon Temple grounds and the Visitors' Center and see a live outdoor nativity scene, an indoor exhibit of international nativity scenes and a selection of Christmas films.
Dusk to 10 p.m. nightly. Nativity scene is open each evening from 6 to 9
p.m. Live musical performances begin at 7 and 8 p.m.
Do you have and Idea for an Article for your Newsletter? Please e-mail your contributing article to the Newsletter Editor at kidwell1292 @cablespeed.com by the 4th Wednesday of Any Month.
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