Fifty Plus Club
The club is an organization for adults (young at heart) 50 years and older.
Newsletter
Happy New Year to the members of 50 Plus Club, friends and the St. George Community. Informal brunches are held the first Wednesday of each month at The Ambrosia Restaurant located in the Montrose Crossing Shopping Center (12015 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD).
Meetings are scheduled for the second and fourth Wednesday of each month in the Founders Hall at 11:30am. Members bring their lunch; dessert and coffee are provided. Annual dues are $15 per person. Guests are always welcome to the meetings and will find out what a fun and friendly group we are.
Next scheduled meetings:
Wednesday January 2, 2008- 10:00AM- Informal Brunch- Ambrosia Restaurant
Wednesday January 9, 2008- 11:30AM- Meeting and cutting of the Vasilopita followed by showing the DVD "St. George, Our First 40 Years"
Wednesday January 23, 2008- 9:00AM to 3:00PM- Trip to the National Museum of the Marine Core in Quantico, VA. The cost is $20 per person for the bus. A cafeteria and tavern are on the premises to purchase lunch after the tour. Look for the flyer on the Fifty Plus bulletin board or here in the Herald.
For more information contact Lou Lignos or Sally Peavy.
Officers
President - Peter "Lou" Lignos
Vice President - Julie Oskoian
Secretary - Helen Pastis
Treasurer - Sally Peavy
Meeting Information
Informal brunch are held the first Wednesday of each month at The Ambrosia Restaurant is located at the Montrose Crossing Shopping Center at 12015 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD.
The meetings are held in Founders Hall on the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of every Month, starting at 11:30am. Guests are always welcomed to the meetings - bring your sandwich for lunch - dessert and coffee are provided. Father Dimitrios is our advisor and Lou Lignos is our President.
About
The Fifty Plus Group is for Christian fellowship organized for those in the parish who are 50 years or older. In the early years of the parish, there was no need for such an organization for the vast majority of the membership was composed of young married couples with small children.
In recent years, the organization has grown into a strong and viable community group. They meet twice a month for lunch and have special events at these meetings such as speakers and other activities. They also have a very active social calendar by attending various museums, galleries, and taking tours of important and historic sites.
The Fifty Plus Group has become an important part of raising funds for the parish through their efforts at the twice-yearly-held St. George Festivals and also providing funds for charitable and development needs.