Glenelg Band alumni are being sought to help compile a memory book in recognition of the band's 25-year record of earning highest ratings at the District 8 Band Festival, sponsored by the Maryland Music Educators Association.

Short accounts of members' experiences with the band are needed from each year. The memories - along with the writer's name, e-mail address, street address and the year he or she was a member of the band - should be sent to GlenelgBand25yrs@hotmail. com, or Glenelg Band 25 Year Celebration, 14025 Burnt Woods Road, Glenelg 21737.

The memory books will be distributed in December, when the school plans to open its new music wing.

Information: 410-531-5038, or 410-489-4059.

Glenelg High to hold Sports Booster camps

Glenelg High School will offer Sports Booster camps this summer for fifth-, sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders. Boys and girls soccer, cheerleading, softball, baseball, football, boys and girls basketball, field hockey, volleyball and girls lacrosse camps will be offered.

The cost is $125 a session.

Information: Pat Thorne, 410-730-2729, or 410-313-5528.

Glenwood library offering programs for children

The Glenwood library, 2350 Route 97, Cooksville, will continue programs for young children this month and next.

"Father's Day," a program for ages 3 to 5 with stories, songs and a chance to make a gift, will be offered at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. tomorrow.

"Transportation Crafts," for ages 3 and older, will be held at 2 p.m. June 22. The program will include stories, songs and moving craft. Adults are welcome.

Registration is required for most programs.

Information: 410-313-5579.