Francis Scott Key Post No. 11
Official Bulletin Vol. XXXIX No.3 S
EPTEMBER— 2021
COMMANDER’S ROLL CALL Masks not required if you have been vaccinated
September 6, 2021, Labor Day is the end date for 101 days of summer. Hopefully everyone enjoyed the summer and had a fun time. I would ask that we all be mindful of the fact that the COVID Variant increased infection rate is cause for concern. As we move into the Fall/
Winter seasons please, social distance, wear a mask and wash your hands frequently espe- cially if you have not been vaccinated. Again, let us all do our part to keep each other safe.
September 11 marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Most of us can recall where we were and what we were doing when we heard the tragic news. The date has since been proclaimed as Patriot Day and National Day of Service and Remembrance. There are ceremonies being planned throughout the county. If you’re not able to attend, please give a moment of silence in honor of all who perished that day.
September 17 is National POW/MIA Recognition Day. More than 81,000 U.S. service members are still unaccounted for from all wars and conflicts. The American Legion is committed to the return of living POWs, and the repatriation of their remains. The American Legion also supports the continued declassifica- tion of all POW/MIA information.
The First Annual Bryan Hissey Golf Tournament went well considering the number of golfers, logistics in- volved and overall organizing knowledge from most who volunteered for the first time in the event. Thanks to the American Legion Staff and all who volunteered. Notes taken and lessons learned will help make the event more successful next year.
In mid-August, there was a Flag Retirement Ceremony sponsored by the AMVETS Post 2 and The Ameri- can Legion Riders, Chapter 11 was the Honor/Color Guard. The Ceremony was well attended, and I would encourage member participation for future events as your schedules allow.
In the last Newsletter article, I mentioned that for years there has been little to no adjustments pertaining to goods and services and relative pricing. Because there have not been many adjustments and the cost of eve- rything continues to increase, in order to pay for operational costs, adjustments are being made to change hopefully for the good. I have listened to complaints and suggestions for change, and the one thing common to both is finance. Currently, the input is not close to the output. COVID has wreaked havoc around the Globe and is the reason for many families and businesses to fall on hard times. Fundraising is not much of an option as it was pre-COVID and that was very much a part of our resources.
I am open to thoughts and ideas of fundraising to assist with increasing resources possibilities to continue making the Post a safe and reasonable place to come and enjoy one another along with all the amenities of- fered. Be well, healthy and stay safe. One Band, One Sound.
Friday Night Entertainment: Due to the increase of the positivity
rate of Covid-19. Bands will be determined on a weekly basis.
AMERICAN LEGION FRANCIS SCOTT KEY POST 11 Elected Officers—2021-2022
OFFICERS
Executive Committee
PC Keith Clevenger, Curt Harper, Tom R. Pryor, Oscar Shankle, George Smith III, PC Matt Staden
Operations Committee
Oscar Shankle (Chairman*), Wayne Crum, PC Bill Lach, David Quin, Matthew Moy, PC David Swiderski, Patricia Swiderski, Wayne Fox (SAL),
Maggie Stinson (AUX).
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*Indicates member of the Executive Committee.
@ Indicates member of the Operations Com- mittee
Copies of the Post Constitution and By-Laws are available to Legion Members from the Post Adju- tant.
Debbie Cline ……....………. Auxiliary President Jeffrey Seiler………….…….. S.A.L. Commander Tim Smith …..………...…..… ALR Director ___________________
Newsletter Staff: Jami Clevenger, Dave Giles, Patricia Swiderski
Webmaster: Michael Duears
Bus: 301-662-9345 - 301-662-6941 Fax: 301-662-8664
Banquet Manager: 301-662-8042
This Official Bulletin is published for and about members of the American Legion
Francis Scott Key Post No. 11 1450 Taney Avenue
Frederick, MD 21702
Comments may be forwarded to our e-mail:
[email protected] Web Site: FSKPost11.org Facebook Page :
Francis Scott Key Post 11 American Legion
Willie Jenkins Commander @*
Otis Smith 1st Vice Commander @*
Kimberly Davis 2nd Vice Commander @*
Charles Davis 3rd Vice Commander @*
Joe Rizzo, PC Adjutant @*
Wayne Kaikko, PC Finance Officer @*
Steve Garrahy Sgt. At Arms * Chaplain * Sheldon Shealer Historian * Otis Smith Service Officer * William Lach, PC Judge Advocate *
FSK Post 11 Temporary Business Hours
Monday - Thursday 11:00 am - 10:00 pm*
Friday 11:00 am - Midnight*
Saturday 2:00 pm - 10:00 pm*
Sunday 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm*
*If no customers in lounge, bar manager may close early.
Lunch served Monday - Friday 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Monday night pizza 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm (except on SAL Steak Night)
Tuesday Night Lite Fare 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Lite Fare: Wednesday – Friday 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Dinner served:
Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Friday 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Happy Hour: Monday - Thursday 4:00 - 6:00 pm Friday 3:00 - 6:00 pm
FSK Post 11 is proud of our heritage and honored to have the following individuals as members:
Past Department Commanders D. John Markey, 1923 - 1924 Charles S. Houck Jr, PC 1935-1936 David Winpigler, PC, 2003-2004 Past Department Auxiliary Presidents
1st Dept. President, Frances H. Birely, 1922-1923 Susie I Ramsburg, 1928-1929
Cornelia Rodock, 1940-1941 Bonnie Lamson, PP, 2006-2007 Patti Lach, PP, 2010-2011
Past Detachment. S.A.L Commander Jeffrey Seiler, PC, 2015-2016
Need help filing a VA Claim?
The Post Service Officer, Otis Smith is available, by ap- pointment, to meet with Veterans, spouses, or family members of a veteran to help file a claim with the VA.
Appointments may be made by calling Otis at 301-662- 9345 extension 109.
membership by: Otis Smith 1st Vice Commander
American Legion Post #11 welcomes the following new members:
Dues structure:
NEW MEMBERS—1ST YEAR ……….……. $25.00 ACTIVE DUTY 1ST YEAR……….……….. FREE RENEWALS 2ND YEAR & BEYOND…………...…$35.00
You may pay your dues online (preferred method) - (http://www.legion.org/renew), by mail, or by stop- ping by the Membership Office. Please make check payable to “FSK Post 11”.
Thanks to all who have brought members on board or have renewed already.
Goal: 1679 Renewed for 2022 - 860 (51.22%) as of August 18, 2021. Includes the Paid-Up-For-Life.
Please contact the Membership Office if you change your address.
CHAPLAIN’S CORNER
The following comrades of FSK Post 11 were transferred to Post Everlasting:
Frank Dahliquist
March1, 2021
Joseph W. Dominik
July 29, 2021
Alfred Shockley
August 10, 2021
May their souls, through the Mercy of God, rest in peace.
Faithfully,
Willie Jenkins , Commander
Tickets are $1.00 and the drawing takes place eve- ry Tuesday Night at 7:00 pm. (Except the 3rd Tuesday of each month when it is drawn at 6:50 pm). You do not need to be present to win. Make sure that you have your current membership card before playing. Good Luck!
ACE OF SPADES
Estimated Value $3,8200.00 as of August 24 2021 Updated rules are available in the
lounge.
FSK Post 11 Library
The Library is available for the enjoyment of Post 11 American Legion Family Members, and it is an Hon- or System Library. Books may be taken out, or read in the Library.
Post 11 Library Hours
Monday – Friday 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Saturday & Sunday 2:00 pm - 5:00 PM We request that you check in with the Bartender
before and after you go to the Library Area.
Book Check Out/Return Procedure
Sign Out Procedure:
Books may be borrowed as long as needed.
Sign Out Books in Library Binder.
Return Procedure:
Sign In Books in Library Binder when Returned.
Placed returned book in Return Box.
Donnell Blakey; Cristina Brittian; Bobby F. Culp Jr.;
Ethan Ehrhart; Damita D. Green; William M.
Greene; Fray Hylton; Justin Kirkland; Christopher Le; Lorenzo Nichols; Camille Reddick; Danny Rodri- guez; Gary Wayne Scott; George E. Williams; John J.
Barone; Brendan T. Beaton; William F. Discher; Jo- seph C. Ferrara Jr; Gary A. Hansen; Roscoe M.
Hutzell; Martin W. LaFrance; Eric R. Linthicum; Rob- ert E. Olenick; Paul B. Phillips; Gregory A. Sneerin- ger.
Top Recruiter for August, 2021
3 New members: Willie Jenkins 2 New members: PC Joe Rizzo
1 New Member: Wayne Fox (SAL), PC Howard Hoy, PC Curtis Jones, Kevin Joyner, PC Wayne Kaikko, David Quin, George Smith III, Patricia
Swiderski, Pat Williams
Free 2023 Dues
Recruit five new Legion members (veterans) before June 1, 2022 and your 2023 dues will be paid by the post. You can also win a free membership by attending the monthly post meeting held at 7:30 pm
on the 2nd Tuesday of the month.
Legion Riders By: Tim Smith, Director
S.A.L. News by: Jeffrey Seiler, Commander
September already, where has the year gone? We hope everyone enjoys Labor Day which is a day that we honor the people that are working, and we recognize their contributions to society.
We would like to thank everyone for the support of the Steak Nights that we have had and our next one will be Monday September 27th.
The Sons of The American Legion is starting their year off on the right foot already as we have had numerous mem- bers already pay their dues. Dues run from July 1st to June 30th. The dues are $35.00 per member and $15.00 for junior members. Please stop by the post and pay your dues and hopefully we can reach our goal of 100% again.
This year our Detachment Commander Mr. Mark Fayer of The Sons of The American Legion has chosen “Casey Cares” as his project for the year. This falls under the children and youth pillar of the American Legion.
One of the things that Mark is working on with Casey Cares is an At-Home Movie Night package. The cost of a movie night is about $60.00. They are working on providing these movie Night Packages for nearly 1,000 Casey Cares families in Maryland. So far, the Sons have sent about 200 of these packages out already. We are on our way of reaching the goal of $60,000.00. If you would like to help make a Casey Cares child’s day a little brighter, do- nate today. Send checks payable to Detachment of Maryland and mail it to FSK Squad 11, Attn: Commander’s pro- ject, 1450 Taney Ave, Frederick, MD 21702, and we will get them to the Commander.
Our Squadron will be hosting a Detachment Executive Committee meeting in November, and we will be holding a 500 ticket Cash Blast draw down. Tickets are $10.00. See Jeff Seiler if you would like a ticket. The proceeds of this raffle will go to the Commanders project Casey Cares.
Here is some exciting news the next 26 club feed will be held on Sunday October 31st.
September 2nd, 1945 President Truman proclaims V -J Day upon the surrender of the Japanese September 3rd, 1783 Treaty of Paris signed that ended the American Revolutionary War
Please remember Patriots Day September 11th which is held in honor and remembrance of those who died in the at- tacks of 2001.
Sons Continuing the Tradition of Caring!!
September is upon us, kids are going back to school, football is in the air, and roads are getting busi- er. Please watch out for motorcycles and keep all of us safe. With the end of summer comes the cool- er weather and we are looking forward to that, leaving those 100-degree days in our rearview mirrors.
The Riders will be having our biggest fundraiser of the year, our Fall Dance. This will be on the 9th of October with the band Poverty Ridge providing the dance songs. Look for a Rider or the bar for tickets to this event. Will be a fun night. Did you know there are over 110,000 American Legion Riders throughout the U S? Be safe out there on the roads, and I look forward to seeing you on two wheels or at our Post.
If you would like to become a member or supporting member, please attend our meetings. You can also contact our Membership Chairman (Jami Clevenger) at [email protected] or go to our website. Membership is free, but you must be a Legionnaire, Auxiliary, or SAL member with dues paid up to date. You do not need to own a mo- torcycle to become a supporting member. We meet on the 1st Thursday of every month at 7:00 pm sharp in the meet- ing bay. You must renew your membership annually to stay an active member and continue to receive emails. For all members, please contact our Membership Chairman with any changes to your contact status to continue receiving up to date information.
Please visit our website WWW.ALRFSKPOST11.ORG for all scheduled rides, events, applications, etc., and more information on the American Legion Riders. Please also check out our Face Book page, The American Legion Riders of FSK Post 11, and give us a like. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at
[email protected] or 301-704-4947.
Auxiliary News By Deb Cline, President
Remember to like our page on Facebook - Francis Scott Key Unit 11 American Legion Auxiliary.
Every Wednesday
Doors open at 4:30 pm. Bingo sales start at 5:00 pm.
Games start at 7:00 pm.
GAMES: Early Bird, Winner Take All, Specials, Quickies, Senior Jackpot, Grand Slam (Jackpot
$2,500).
30 games in total.
Players receive a Loyalty card and earn a free 6 pack of regular games with a filled card.
Ball Games prior to Early Bird games Tip Jars available.
Concession open 5:00 - 6:45 pm and at halftime.
Payout is determined by the number of players.
Minimum payout $60.00
Sunday Bingo - September 12, 2021
Doors open at 11:30 am - Lunch served at noon.
Games start at 2:00 pm - Twenty (20) games - $500.00 payout per game.
Two $1,000.00 Jackpot Games. Two 50/50 Games.
$50.00 Advance Ticket
$60.00 At The Door
Reserve seating available for advance ticket sales. Advance tickets available in the lounge - 1450 Taney Ave.
Your membership matters! Dues are $30.00 and $7.00 for junior members (17 and younger). You can re- new FOUR ways – 1) Stop at the legion and pay your dues at the office or drop them at the bar. 2) Mail your dues (checks payable to FSK Unit 11) to the Post home at 1450 Taney Ave, Frederick, MD 21702. 3) Renew online at Legion-aux.org. 4) Calling National Auxiliary Organization (Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm EST) at 317-569-4570 to pay over the phone. You must have your membership ID available if you are paying online or calling National.
Yours in service.
Hello LEGION FAMILY
I hope everyone has had a great summer with family and friends! Our Unit year has started with a well-attended Potluck Dinner for our August meeting with great food and good time getting to know some of our newer members. Looking forward to meeting more of our members, new and old, with our upcoming meetings. Our September meeting will be the 21st at 7:00 PM at the Post Home.
Please come and bring a friend with your new ideas for the Unit.
Please remember to write down anything you volunteer for no matter who or what you do it for. It all counts for the Unit at the end of the year. I know when I am asked what I have done my mind goes blank.
So, we all need to keep track of all our time that we spend doing things for friends, schools, church, and other organizations that we can report for the Unit. It will also make you feel good about yourself when you see all the things you have done.
Our new Auxiliary Department President Andrea Anderson membership theme for this year is “LEAVE NO VETERAN BEHIND”. So, this bring us to Membership, you should have or will be receiving your renewal notice from National for 2022. Please pay them as soon as you can!
The Lounge is open normal hours on Mon- day, September 6, 2021. Pizza will be served. The Admin Office will be closed
Your Post’s History By Sheldon Shealer
(Extracts from Post Meeting Minutes)
100 Years Ago – September 1921
The regular meeting of Post 11 was called to order by Commander William M. Storm September 13, 1921 in the Auditorium of the Y.M.C.A. building. Motion passed to establish a 3 man committee to secure the use of the Y.M.C.A. room for 3 months at $20 per month. Band Committee reported that it was not feasible to establish a Band at this time but a Drum Corps could be formed. Commander will appoint a committee to look into forming a Drum Corp. Committee to sell soft drinks on the grandstand at the Fair reported that previous vendors lost money and it was not felt that enough members would work to sell the drinks. Report accepted and the committee dismissed with thanks. Motion approved to assist the “clean-up” squad that is coming to Frederick in handling the claims of disabled ex-service men and to bring in any men whom we knew had a just claim against the government. Post 11 Delegates to the Department Convention in Balti- more were cordially received and Post 11 had been honored to have William M. Storm elected to the office of Vice State Commander and John Markey re-elected as a member of the National Executive Committee.
Motion passed to have a committee of 3 appointed to get information concerning concerts which we may have in our local Opera House for the benefit of the Post. Election of officers: Post Commander – G. Hunter Bowers; Vice Commander – Guy K. Motter; Adjutant – C. Kemp Cashour; Finance Officer – Sherman P.
Bowers; Historian – Miss Miriam Apple; Chaplain – Rev. David M. Roderick. Appointments to all 8 Com- mittees were made.
50 Years Ago - September 1971
The regular meeting of Post 11 was called to order by Commander Spurrier, September 14th, 1971, at the Post Home, 117 East Church Street. Blood Donor Chairman Grove presented blood donor awards for 1970- 1971 to Legionnaires present. Motion passed to approve Bloodmobile visit on January 3rd and July 3rd. Budget for 1971-1972 was read by adjutant and approved. It was reported that Post 11, Junior’s, Auxiliary, and SAL have donated $4,185.16 to Camp West-Mar. Rehab chairman reported only 1 bed and 1 pair of crutches in stock. Encouraged people to return equipment if not being used. Balloting, 1971, New members 2, Transfers 3; all accepted. 1972, New members 19, Reinstated from 1970 3. Nays were heard so individual voting took place with more than 3 nay votes received for one new member so 18 of the 19 were accepted and all 3 1970 reinstatements were accepted.
20 Years Ago –September 2001
The regular meeting of Post 11 was called to order by Commander Govans September 11, 2001, 8pm. A moment of silence was requested in memory of those killed in the tragic plane crashes of the day in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania. July financial report was passed, Post 2001-2002 budget was present- ed and passed. Membership at 1,542, SAL at 37. Camp West-Mar reported a profit of $4,500 on the Bo- nanza and $4,715 on the chicken feed. Cash Blast tickets now available at the bar. New bingo machine pur- chased, total price less than $11,000.00. Auxiliary to reserve date for fund raiser to support an Auxiliary National candidate. Member asking for reimbursement for 3 days at Department Convention as a delegate was approved. Construction of Memorial Garden in front of Post will begin in the spring, take two months, and not to exceed $20,000. FO Lach got approval to set up separate account to track Emblem Sales. PC Wise presented an award to Past Historian Maddox for her Yearbook that won Department contest and was forwarded to National for judging. Tim Lamson was appointed County Service Officer. District Command- er Butt congratulated Post 11 for a 100 plus member increase over last year.
With only 1,692 sponsored wreaths last year and over 4,000 veterans buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery not every veteran was honored with a wreath on Wreaths Across America Day. Mt Olivet had to select specific areas of the cemetery to cover fully with the wreaths available. Post 11 is asking for your help to ensure that we reach our goal to place a wreath on every veteran’s grave at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Please sponsor one or more wreaths in honor of or in memory of an American hero. For each purchase of a $15 wreath, $5 will be returned to Post 11 for use in our many Legion programs including purchasing flags for placement on Memo- rial Day at Mt Olivet.
Purchasing wreaths is easy. Order online through this direct link to the WAA page:
https://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org/MD0490P
Click the red button that says ‘Sponsor Wreaths’.
Select the # of wreaths to sponsor AND the location you want them delivered to (Location ID MDMOCF).
Click ‘Review My Sponsorships’. To complete the checkout process with a credit/debit card, Google Pay, or Paypal. Be sure to verify that your group ID and location ID are listed next to the items in your shopping cart PRIOR to submitting your order.
You can also fill out the form below and mail along with a check made out to WAA and mail to WAA-Post11, 1450 Taney Ave, Frederick, MD 21702.
Name:________________________________________________
Address:______________________________________________
City:___________________________ State:______ Zip:________
Phone:________________________________________________
Quantity ________ x $15.00 = Total______________
Group ID: MD0490P Location ID: MDMOCF
Any questions contact Keith Clevenger @ 301-514-6641. Please leave message if no answer or email [email protected].
LET’S DO THIS - Remember, Honor, Teach. Remember the fallen. Honor those who serve and their families.
Teach the future generations about the sacrifices made to preserve our freedoms.
Congratulations to FSK Post 11 Baseball team for winning the Western MD District and placing third in the State Tournament.
Sportsman Drawing & Dinner
Francis Scott Key American Legion Post 11
Saturday, October 2, 2021 Doors open at 1:00 pm
$35.00 per ticket (includes 1 Guest)
Tickets available at the bar, admin office or by call- ing George Smith, III at 301-676-4563
Must be 21 years or older to attend
One ticket raffled off day of event guaranteed to be in the top three winners.
Losers Drawing – Savage 93R17 GVXP 17HMR Pkg - must be present to win.
*Prizes available at time of printing. Equal substitu- tion may be made. All regulated firearms to be
picked up at Skeeters (2 E. Water Street, Smithsburg, MD 21783) after background check.
IAW All Firearm Regulations Tip Jars and 50/50 available Ticket
Drawn
Rifle*
1 Charles Daly 101 Turkey 410 gauge 25 Stevens 320 Waterfowl Camo 12 gauge 50 Rossi Gallery Pump 22LR
75 CVA Hunter 44 Rem Mag 100 Rossi RS22M Semi 22 Mag 125 Iver Johnson Turkey Camo 12 gauge 150 HiPoint 4095 40 S&W with Red Dot 175 Remington 783 308 Pkg 200 Ruger 10-22 Lam SS 22LR 225 Mossberg Patriot 6.5 Creedmoor 250 Savage Axis XP Pkg Camo 25-06 275 TriStar Raptor Camo 12 gauge Semi 298 Legacy Pointer 12 gauge O/U 299 Mossberg Patriot Walnut Pkg 270 Win 300 Savage 11 Trophy PKG 240 Ruger
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
TO THE FOLLOWING POST #11 LEGIONNAIRES CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS IN SEPTEMBER*
*If you are a Legion Member (Not SAL or Auxiliary) and your name is not listed and your birthday is this month, please contact the front office (301-662-9345) to update our records.
Robert J Abdinoor Sr Wayne T Ahalt Scott E Anderson Derrick Aquino David C Baker Jr William A Barton Robert E Battle Gary E Bell James L Bittle Jamie A Blow Anthony T Bowie Benjamin J Bowman Julian N Boyer Spencer C Burnside James M Conner Jr John T Cornelius Richard E Crisamore Edward C Day Nicholas R Demas John C Dempsey Tracy M Diggs Robert L Dodson Mark A Dominowski Charles W Dupon Jr Dorothy Early Donald C Earp Jr George F Easterday Darryl L Feaga Joe Fleming Charles D Foreman Jr John R Fountain Jr Earl E Gamber Charles A Garrett Edward T Garrett John R Garthune Dorsey B Gilbert III Georgia Glashauser Carlos T Graveran Richard Greenwood David I Hamilton Andrew J Harrington David M Harshman Meredith Harshman Harry E Henderson Jr Nathan D Herman Jesse E Higgins Donnie L Hipps Kenneth N Howland Charles A Hubbard III Howard L James Sidney G Johnson Kevin F Joyner Robert S Kasmarzyk David P Kaye Charles C Keller Paul T Kelly James R Kennedy Leonard S Kimmel Donald O Lander Harvey R Lettofsky Howard L Levine David W Ludewig Donald R Lyons David M Marron Arthur H Mathsen Marvin Mathsen Eugene R McAuliffe Robert W McNally Henry W Meetze Gary K Meyer Harvey R Miller III Clayton O Minnick Erin M Misner Charles C Mohler Michael B Moore David R Mott Matthew H Moy Luciano Muniz Jr Dexter Nunnally Jose Ortega Jr Joseph M Panarella Anthony D Parsons Vincent Patterson Aaron L Payton David L Perkins Gary W Perry Robert H Read Jr Pierre Reed Kenneth R Rice Ralph B Ross Robert A Ruhl Richard Sappington Jr Todd F Sauter Joseph M Sayko Jr Robert Saynuk Edward M Schoder John T Sexton Cearrah L Sherman Richard B Shorten Andrew Smalley Bryan Smith George A Smith III Lewis E Smith Joey L Spangler Ralph St. Clair Joe W Staggs Bernard Stitely Ronald E Stuhlemmer Michael L Sult Odus W Sweat David Swiderski Gary R Syria Thomas Talbot Rachel Terrell Michael Thomas Eugene J Ticich Susan M Tow Albert A Treanor Frederick H Wahl Phyllis J Warford Grant D Warner Jr Darryl W Warren Robert J Wasylin Donald E Weedon Robert M Weiss Weldon H Wheeler Mark E Whitmore Clayton Williams Henry B Wilson Jr
Frederick County Community Blood Drive. The American Red Cross holds a monthly Blood Drive at the Frederick Donor Center located at 141 Thomas Johnson Drive, Frederick. The date varies each month, call 1-800-733-2767 for an appointment and date for their upcoming drive.
SUN.
SUN. MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT.
Aug 29 Operations
Mtg 9 am
30
Pizza 5 - 7 pm
31
Ace of Spades 7 pm
1 L) Spaghetti w/
Meat sauce & Gar- lic Bread
Bingo 7 pm
2
L) 2 pc. Fried Ckn., M. Potatoes, Gra- vy, Veg. & Roll
Riders Mtg 7pm
3
TBD
4
5 6
Labor Day Lounge Open
Pizza 5 - 7 pm
7
Ace of Spades 7 pm
Executive Mtg 7:30 pm
8 L) Meatloaf w/ M.
Potatoes, Gravy, Veg. & Roll
Bingo 7 pm
9
L) 2 pc. Fried Ckn., M. Potatoes, Gra- vy, Veg. & Roll
New Member Orientation 7 pm
10
TBD
11
Patriot Day
12 Bingo 11:30 am
13
Pizza 5 - 7 pm
14
Ace of Spades 6:50 pm
Post Mtg 7:30 pm
15 L) Spaghetti w/
Meat sauce & Gar- lic Bread
Bingo 7 pm
16
L) 2 pc. Fried Ckn., M. Potatoes, Gra- vy, Veg. & Roll
17
POW/MIA Recognition Day
TBD
18
19 20
Pizza 5 - 7 pm
21
Ace of Spades 6:50 pm Auxiliary 7 pm
22 L) Meatloaf w/ M.
Potatoes, Gravy, Veg. & Roll Bingo 7 pm
23
L) 2 pc. Fried Ckn., M. Potatoes, Gra- vy, Veg. & Roll
24
TBD
25
26 27
Pizza 5 - 7 pm
28
Ace of Spades 7pm
29 L) Spaghetti w/
Meat sauce & Gar- lic Bread
Bingo 7 pm
30
L) 2 pc. Fried Ckn., M. Potatoes, Gra- vy, Veg. & Roll
Oct 1
TBD
2 Sportsman Drawing 1:00 pm
Lunch: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Monday - Friday Lite Fare: Wednesday - Friday 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Dinner: Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday - 4:00 - 7: 00 pm
Friday - 4:00 - 8:00 pm
Francis Scott Key Post 11
Temporary Menu (updated 8/15/2021) Appetizers
Salads
Soup
Soup of the Day Cup - $3.50 Bowl – $4.50
Sides Items - $1.75
Sandwiches - Cold
All cold sandwiches are served with chips and pickles.
Topping choices: Lettuce, Tomato, Mayo, Onion
Add cheese for an additional $0.25 (American, Cheddar, Swiss, or Provolone)
Chicken Tenders (4) $6.50 Mozzarella Sticks $5.50
Hot Wings Breaded (10) $9.00 Wing Dings Breaded (8) $7.50
Thai Wings Breaded (10) $9.00 Naked Wings (7) $8.00
Haddock Bites (10) $8.00
Side Salad $3.25 Grilled Chicken Salad $8.00
Tuna Salad Platter $8.00 Chicken Salad Platter $7.50
Chef Salad $8.00
French Fries (FF) Curly Fries Sweet Potato Fries Cole Slaw Onion Petals Onion Rings Mashed Potatoes Applesauce
Ham & Turkey Club $8.75 Ham Club $8.00
Turkey Club $8.00 Ham Wrap $7.75
Turkey Wrap $7.75 Tuna Salad $5.50
Chicken Salad $5.50 BLT $5.50
Turkey $4.50 Ham & Cheese $4.50
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SAL Steak Night
September 27, 2021 6:00 - 8:00 pm Tickets: $20.00 Includes: Steak, Baked Potato,
Green Beans, Salad, & Roll.
Tickets available from Jeff Seiler, Wayne Fox, or at the bar.
Sorry, No Pizza Served.
Dates to Remember:
August 29 - Operations meeting - 9:00 am September 2 - Riders meeting - 7:00 pm
September 6 - Labor Day - Lounge open normal hours September 7 - Executive meeting - 7:30 pm
September 9 - New Member Orientation - 7:00 pm September 11 - Patriot Day
September 12 - Bingo - Doors open at 11:30 am September 14 - Post meeting - 7:30 pm
September 17 - POW/MIA Recognition Day September 21 - Auxiliary meeting - 7:00 pm
Sandwiches - Hot
All hot sandwiches are served with chips and pickles except where noted.
Topping choices: Lettuce, Tomato, Mayo, Onion
Dinner
All dinners served with 2 side items and a small salad.
Chicken
4 pc All White or Mixed Fried Chicken $14.75 2 pc White or Dark Chicken $ 11.00
Seafood
Haddock (fried or broiled) $14.00 Fried Shrimp (7) $13.25
Desserts
Please ask your server for the list of desserts.
Hamburger w/FF $7.25 Bacon Cheeseburger w/FF $8.50
Cheeseburger w/FF $7.75 Cheese Steak Sub w/FF $8.50
Hot Dog $3.25 Turkey Rueben w/FF $8.25
Rueben w/FF $8.25 Tuna Melt (on Rye Bread) $7.00
Patty Melt w/FF $8.25 Haddock w/FF & Cole Slaw $8.25
Grilled Cheese $3.50 Grilled Chicken w/FF & Cole Slaw $8.25
Grilled Cheese & Ham $4.50 Hot Turkey (1 side) $8.25
Grilled Cheese & Bacon $4.75 Shrimp Basket w/FF & Cole Slaw $9.25
Lunch: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Monday - Friday Lite Fare:
Tuesday 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Wednesday - Friday 2:00 - 4:00 pm Dinner:
Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday 4:00 - 7: 00 pm Friday 4:00 - 8:00 pm
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