From the Little Compton Community Center

Late Fall ~ Early Winter 2014

In this issue: LCCC News & Info…...1-3

Community Calendar....4-5

Senior News………..….6-7

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All Gather to Remember

Every year at just this time,

In cold and dark December,

Families around the world

All gather to remember,

With presents and with parties,

With feasting and with fun,

Customs and traditions

for people old and young.

- Helen H. Moore

The Holidays are a magical time in Little

Compton. As cold winds blow off the gray

Atlantic, our focus turns inward to families,

friends and community. Leaden skies filled

with snow blot out the sun’s feeble rays, yet

Sakonnet glows warmly with children’s

dreams and holiday traditions. Frosty morns

herald the season of Thanksgiving feasts, car-

ols and snowflakes, the hustle and bustle of

frenzied shoppers, holiday concerts, candles in

the windows, Christmas trees filled with twin-

kling lights and days of Auld Lang Syne.

This edition of Community Connections high-

lights all those special events that make Little

Compton such a unique place during the Holi-

days.

Country Christmas Sing Along Spectacular

Performed by The Sweetback Sisters

Sweetback Sisters, Emily

Miller and Zara Bode, will be

performing their signature

holiday performance at the

Community Center on Satur-

day, December 20th, from

5:30 - 7:30 PM. This up and

coming country/folk band has

gained popularity throughout

New England. Recently at

The Narrows, this will be

their first performance in Lit-

tle Compton. We’ll be getting

in the holiday spirit with their amazing harmonies and lively ren-

ditions of all of our favorite Christmas songs. Don’t miss it! Tick-

ets are $20 per person. Dinner is included. Wine and beer will be

available. Call 635-2400 to reserve seats and purchase tickets.

Little Compton’s Holiday Tradition –

the Ben Wilkie Tree Spree

The 21st annual Ben Wilkie Memorial Tree Spree – a true holi-

day tradition - will be held on Sunday, December 7th from 1 to 7

PM in the Wilbur School Gym. Dozens of themed, decorated

Christmas trees as well as a variety of other donated items will

be available to admire and (hopefully) win. Food will be avail-

able all day, and there will be a small business and craft show in

the adjacent school commons area. The Tree Spree has become

more than just a fund-raising event; it is part of the fabric of the

Little Compton community and it marks the beginning of the

holiday season for many residents. One regular attendee noted

that he feels “in the midst of a Norman Rockwell painting” when

attending the Tree Spree every year.

Nov. 22 Ambassador Christopher Hill, Book Signing, at St. Andrew’s Nov. 27 Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service, at Quaker Mtg. House Dec. 7 21st Annual Ben Wilkie Tree Spree & Town Tree Lighting TBA Navy Band Concert at LCCC—Stay Tuned! Dec. 20 Country Christmas Sing Along Spectacular Jan. 24 Pancake Breakfast at LCCC Tuesdays Afternoon Tea with Marie at LCCC

Preview of Late Fall and Early Winter Events...

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Our Annual Appeal

The end of 2014 is rapidly approaching, marking the culmination of 17 years that the Community Center has served Little Compton. As a non-profit chari-table organization not funded by the Town, donations and charitable contri-butions fund fully half of our annual budget. It’s amazing what we’ve ac-complished with your help!

Since opening our doors for the first time, we have created and added pro-grams and events that serve children, families, seniors, working adults, the disabled, local businesses and other non-profits. We are proud of the depth and breadth of service we provide and look forward to improving our service every year to come. Our programs and community events are a central fea-ture of Little Compton life, providing everything from child care and educa-tion to senior services to cultural enrichment. With your contributions as the backbone of our budget, we provide an impressive list of programs to serve the community.

As you round out your 2014 charitable giving, please consider a donation to the Little Compton Community Center. Because the Community Center is entirely self-supporting and does not receive town funding, we rely on you to help us keep the Community Center vibrant and our programs opera-tional and serving Little Compton – your friends, your family, your commu-nity.

Warmest regards and best wishes for the holiday season and the New Year,

Gina Malloy, Executive Director

Thanksgiving Celebration

Saturday, November 15 … 5-7 PM

Sponsored by LIFE, Inc. At LCCC.

Holiday Party

Saturday , December 13 . . .5 -7 PM

Sponsored by Amicable Church Youth

Group. At LCCC.

New Year Dance with DJ Ooch

Saturday , Ja nuary 1 7 . . . . 5 -7 PM

Sponsored by St. Andrew’s By-the-Sea.

At LCCC.

Pancake Breakfast!

Stop by the Community Center on

Saturday, January 24th, from

7:30 AM to 12:00 PM, for pancakes

and sausage, coffee and orange

juice—a full service breakfast with

proceeds to benefit the Community

Center’s many service programs.

Announcing the 2015 T-Shirt

Design Contest Winner

Avery Snyder, a 4th grade student at

Wilbur-McMahon, has created the win-

ning design for the

Community Cen-

ter’s 2015 official t

-shirt. Avery’s art-

work will be fea-

tured on the com-

memorative t-shirts

now in production.

T-shirts will be

available for sale

December 1st and at

upcoming Commu-

nity Center events. Thank you, Avery!

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FAMILY MOVIE NIGHTS

Fridays,

Nov. 21 Sherman and Peabody

Dec. 19 Elf

Jan. 16 Teenage Mutant Ninja

Turtles

Enjoy big screen movies in our upstairs

theatre. Kids of all ages may attend with

their families. Optional child care pro-

vided for kids ages 5 to 10. Ages 11 and

up may attend by themselves. Children

may bring blankets and pillows, and cos-

tumes or PJs are always welcome.

Cost: $6 members, $8 non-members:

includes two slices of pizza, soda or juice,

popcorn and movie. Child care is an addi-

tional $5 per child.

Family Movie Nights

Pizza Party 6:30 - 7 PM Movie 7 PM

FAMILY PROGRAMS

TEEN PROGRAMS

ADULT PROGRAMS

YAC (Youth, Activities, Community)

DANCES

Friday – November 14, December 12,

January 9………………..... 6:30 PM 7th and 8th grade. $5 entry fee.

Chaperones are always needed and much

appreciated!

STRENGTH TRAINING CLASS

Mondays and Fridays …….………………..……………………..... 9-10 AM

Wednesdays ………………………………………………………….. 8-9 AM Join Personal Trainer and Yoga Instructor, Jen Meyer, for invigorating, full-body

workouts - featuring strength training, yoga and stretches - designed to help you de-

velop a lean, fit body and increase flexibility and balance. Please bring a yoga mat,

towel and water. $15 drop-in or $120 for ten-class card. Contact Jen Meyer (American

College of Sports Medicine and Flexibility for Athletes Certified Personal Trainer and

200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher with the Yoga Alliance) at 401-533-0557 or

jmjmeyer@cox.net for more information.

SENIOR FUNCTIONAL FITNESS

Tuesdays………...………………………………..……. 11 AM – Noon Instructor Debbie Gagnon provides low-impact, interval-aerobic movement with dance

elements. The class focuses on core muscle groups and cardiovascular fitness in a safe

and effective manner. $3 per class (members); $5 per class (non-members). (The Little

Compton Community Center underwrites a portion of the costs of this class to keep the

price affordable to seniors).

AGELESS GENTLE YOGA & MEDITATION

Wednesdays ………...………..................................9:30 - 10:45 AM Classes canceled 11/26, 12/24, 12/31 and all of January. Restarting 2/4/15.

Experience an overall sense of well-being, increased vitality, range of motion and cir-

culation. Release physical and mental stressors, increase self-esteem, manage weight

issues, balance mood and emotions while increasing strength/flexibility, depth of

breath and focus. This practice, which is also seated, incorporates walls and chairs as

props. Standing balances, asanas, increase muscle mass and bone density. Personal

attention is given. Sequences are adapted to your needs and abilities. Discounted 8

week session $128. Single class - $17. Start any time. Sessions on-going. Caryl

Sickul, MA, MMT, Experienced Professor, Movement Specialist and Wellness Con-

sultant. For the schedule and to register call: 401-816-0024 or visit: www.csickul.com.

Board of Directors

Rhea Brooks, President Lea Angell, Secretary Bill Theriault, Treasurer Terry De Chiaro Roger Guillemette Diane MacGregor Jeff Meyer Donna Pilkington Mark Rapoza Micah Shapiro Peter Tirpaeck Renee Welchman

Advisory Board

Tom Callahan Bill Curtin Bruce Elwell Bobbi Erdman Lesly Leahy Holly Lippert Jim Marsh Sr. Ellen Martin Pat Menoche Libby Moore Liz Peckham B. G. Shanklin Galen Snow

Staff

Executive Director: Gina Malloy

Education Director: Karen Ferreira

Youth Director: Beth Turcotte

Program Director: Marie O’Loughlin Jenkins

Office Manager: Lydia Greene

Program Manager: Carla Woodhouse

Head Custodian: Ted Fijak

Asst. Custodian: Bruce April

Asst. Custodian: Albert Duggins

Credits

Editor: Roger Guillemette Design: Gina Malloy Volunteers: Pat Menoche, Pat Pond Printing: Fall River Modern Printing Co. (508) 673-9421

6:30 PM Pizza, 7:00 PM Movie

Family Pricing: $20 member families,

$25 non-member families.

Reservations required by 5 PM on

the day of the show.

Just a Movie: It is possible to attend

just the movies which begin at 7PM.

$3 members, $5 non-members.

All movies subject to change.

Date Night for Parents—Fun

Night for Kids! Drop-off play the first Saturday of each

month, 6-9PM, with bounce house, ball pit,

movie, arts, crafts and pizza. Ages 5 to 12.

$15 for the first child, $5 for each addi-

tional child. Non-members add $5 to the

total.

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Community Calendar

Roadside Litter Collection……….…...Nov. 12 9:00 AM, Sogkonate Garden Club, South of Simmons Pond to Pottersville Rd. Meet at Sim-mons Pond Management Area parking lot. Call 635-8640 for more info. Cooking with Fresh Vegetables….…..Nov. 13 6:00-8:00 PM, Community Kitchen Classics, at LCCC with Liz Peckham. $10 per person. Youth Dance……………………………..Nov. 14 6:30 PM at LCCC. 7th and 8th grade. $5 entry fee. Circle of Friends…………….……..….Nov. 15 5:00-7:00 PM, at LCCC. Monthly dinner and activity for mentally disabled teens and adults. LCCC Board Meeting…….……………Nov. 18 7:00 PM at LCCC. Free and open to the public. LC Grange…………..…………………...Nov. 19 7:00 PM, Where are the Turkeys? Non-members are welcome. Family Movie Night………...………...Nov. 21 6:30 PM, pizza, 7:00 PM, Sherman and Pea-body. Enjoy big screen movies in our upstairs theatre. Kids of all ages may attend with their families. Optional child care provided for kids ages 5 to 10. Ages 11 and up may attend by themselves. Cost: $6 members, $8 non-members, $5 child care. Ambassador Christopher Hill, Book Talk and Signing……………………….……….….Nov. 22 4:00 PM at St. Andrew’s by the Sea, speaking about his new memoir, Outpost: Life on the Frontlines of American Diplomacy. Free and open to the public.

Ben Wilkie Tree Spree……….…………..Dec. 7 1:00 - 7:00 PM in the Wilbur School gym. Doz-ens of themed, decorated Christmas trees as well as a variety of other donated items will be available to admire and (hopefully) win. To donate or for more information, call 635-2241 or email cwilkie@cox.net. Concerts at the Point………….………...Dec. 7 3:00 PM, Pianist Frederick Moyer and the Dave Brubeck Tribute Quartet, at Westport United Methodist Church, 1912 Main Rd, Westport Point, MA. Open Seating, doors open at 2:15 PM. For more information, visit www.concertsatthepoint.org or call 508-636-0698. LC Grange #32……………………...…Dec. 10 Christmas dinner at Crowther’s for members. Party Appetizers…………………….…..Dec. 11 6:00-8:00 PM, Community Kitchen Classics, at LCCC, with Marie Jenkins. $10 per person. Roadside Litter Collection………..…...Dec. 12 9:00 AM, Sogkonate Garden Club, Peckham Road. Meet at Peckham’s Greenhouse. Youth Dance…………..………………...Dec. 12 6:30 PM at LCCC. 7th and 8th grade. $5 entry fee. LC Grange #32……………………...…Dec. 13 4:30 PM, LC Grange hosts Newport County Pomona Circle of Friends…………..…………….Dec. 13 5:00-7:00 PM, at LCCC. Monthly dinner and activity for mentally disabled teens and adults. LC Grange #32……………………...…Dec. 17 7 PM, Presents from Santa. Family Movie Night…………………...Dec. 19 6:30 PM, pizza, 7:00 PM, Elf. Enjoy big screen movies in our upstairs theatre. Kids of all ages may attend with their families. Optional child care provided for kids ages 5 to 10. Ages 11 and up may attend by themselves. Cost: $6 members, $8 non-members, $5 child care.

Country Christmas Sing Along Spectacular…….………..……..Dec. 20 5:30 PM, performance by the Sweetback Sis-ters, a country and folk band of regional fame, and their first-ever visit to Little Compton! Dinner included, wine and beer available. Tickets $20 per person. Doors open at 5:00 PM.

Fresh Bread…………………………….….Jan. 8 5:30-8:30 PM, Community Kitchen Classics, at LCCC, with Sue Kinnane. $10 per person. Youth Dance……………………………….Jan. 9 6:30 PM at LCCC. 7th and 8th grade. $5 entry fee. Roadside Litter Collection……….……Jan. 14 9 AM, Sogkonate Garden Club, Long Highway, from Pottersville Road to and including John Sisson Road. Meet at Crowther’s Restaurant parking area. Family Movie Night…………………...Jan. 16 6:30 PM, pizza, 7:00 PM, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Enjoy big screen movies in our upstairs theatre. Kids of all ages may attend with their families. Optional child care provided for kids ages 5 to 10. Ages 11 and up may attend by themselves. Cost: $6 members, $8 non-members, $5 child care.Circle of Friends………………..……….Jan. 17 5:00-7:00 PM, at LCCC. Monthly dinner and activity for mentally disabled teens and adults. LC Grange #32………………..………….Jan. 21 7 PM, Women’s Activities and Deaf and Health Program.

Pancake Breakfast…………….Jan. 24 Stop by the Community Center for pancakes and sausage, coffee and orange juice—a full service breakfast with proceeds to benefit the Community Center’s many service programs. Library Movie Night………..…………...Jan. 27 5:30 PM, Brownell Library, Hundred-Foot Jour-ney.

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

JANUARY

December 20th, 5:30 - 7:30 PM At the Community Center

Would you be interested in

joining a craft club? Contact

Marie Jenkins at 635-2400 or

mariejenkins@lccenter.com.

Send Us Your Community News!

Please send news releases, meeting announcements, calendar

updates & suggestions for publication in LCCC Community

Connections to: LCCCNews@gmail.com. Deadline for

Inclusion in the Late Winter/Early Spring 2015 issue (covering

February through April) is January 10th.

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Save Those Lees

Market Receipts!

A reminder to year-round residents

and summer friends—be sure to save

your Lees Market cash register re-

ceipts. Lees Market of Westport do-

nates 1% of the total of receipts turned

in by Little Compton Community

Center to help support the Center’s

activities. Put ‘em in a box, stuff ‘em

in an envelope, stash ‘em in a desk …

just don’t forget to turn them in! Drop

-off boxes are available at the LCCC

on the left-hand front staircase or at

the front desk. Those receipts add up

to real money, more than $5,000 each

year … thanks to the continued sup-

port and generosity of Lees Market.

New Programs for Adults!

Community Kitchen Classics

Stir and sip and savor with local

foodies on the second Thursday of

each month. Reserve your spot

early. Space is limited. $10 per per-

son. (Nov. 13, 6-8 PM, Liz

Peckham, Cooking with Fresh

Vegetables; Dec. 11, 6-8 PM, Marie

Jenkins, Party Appetizers; Jan. 8,

5:30-8:30, Sue Kinnane, Fresh

Bread).

Baby Boomer Movie Nights!

First Thursdays of each month at

6:00 PM at LCCC.

A CPR course will be offered in

January. Fore more information,

contact Marie at 635-2400 or

mariejenkins@lccenter.com.

ONGOING

MONDAYS AA Meetings…………..……7 AM and 7:30 PM At St. Andrew’s by the Sea Adult Knitting…………………….…..1-2:30 PM At Brownell Library Republican Town Committee …….……..7 PM First Mondays (No November Meeting) at LCCC. Youth Knitting (Grades 5-8)…………....3-4 PM At Brownell Library

TUESDAYS Afternoon Tea…………………..………..1-3 PM Enjoy Afternoon Tea with Marie at LCCC with a variety of hot and cold teas and a selection of petite savory and sweet delectables. Proceeds benefit LCCC service programs. By reservation at least 24 hours prior. $10 per person. 401-635-2400. Democratic Town Committee…….….7:00 PM First Tuesdays at LCCC. Informational and open to the public. For more information, call Ellen at 635-8436.

WEDNESDAYS AA meetings…………….……………...7:30 PM At St. Andrew’s by the Sea American Legion & Auxiliary Post #37 Meetings………….……………………...7:00 PM Second Wednesdays at IOOF Hall. For more information, contact Bert Chretien at 635-4652. Wednesday Book Club………………..6:00 PM Second Wednesdays, Sept. thru June, at Brownell Library. LC Volunteer Fire Department……..7:00 PM Meetings first Wednesdays at Public Safety Complex. For more information, call Jack Crook at 635-0003. Social Rebekah Lodge No. 11………..9:30 AM Meetings third Wednesdays upstairs at IOOF Hall. For more information, write to: PO Box 194, LC, RI 02837.

THURSDAYS AA meetings…………………….……...7:30 PM At St. Andrew’s by the Sea. Baby Boomer Movie Nights…….…….6:00 PM First Thursdays at LCCC. $5 movie and pop-corn.

FRIDAYS AA Meetings…………………………..7:30 PM At St. Andrew’s by the Sea. Friday Book Club…………………..10:30 AM First Fridays, Sept. thru June, at Brownell Li-brary. New members welcome! LC Food Bank……..………………….9-10 AM The Food Bank is open to everyone and is located at the LC Wellness Center, 115 East Main Rd. Donations can be made any time at the three churches—St. Andrew’s, United Con-gregational and St. Catherine’s—canned goods, paper supplies and hygiene items are always appreciated. For more information, call 635-2722.

SATURDAYS AA meetings……….……….…………..8:00 AM At St. Andrew’s by the Sea. Date Night for Parents, Fun Night for Kids…………………..…………………….6-9 PM First Saturdays at LCCC. Drop-off play with bounce house, ball pit, movie, games, pizza and a movie. Ages 5 to 12. $15 for the first child, $5 for each additional child. Non-members add $5 to the total. LC Food Bank………………………...9-10 AM The Food Bank is open to everyone and is located at the LC Wellness Center, 115 East Main Rd. Donations can be made any time at the three churches—St. Andrew’s, United Con-gregational and St. Catherine’s—canned goods, paper supplies and hygiene items are always appreciated. For more information, call 635-2722.

SUNDAYS AA meetings…………….……………...7:00 PM At LCCC. Vigil for Peace…………..……………...9:30 AM On Pike’s Peak.

LCCC Senior Luncheon Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays…..11:30 AM

Join us for lunch as we enjoy our local ca-tering. Some of the finest cooks in Little Compton are volunteering their time to prepare delicious meals for our seniors every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Don’t miss this opportunity to share good food with good friends in a friendly commu-nity atmosphere. $3 suggested donation for the disabled and seniors age 50 and over. $6 suggested donation under age 50. Please call to reserve at least 48 hours in advance. 635-2400. The LCCC Senior Luncheon serves senior and disabled people from all walks of life, across income levels, creating a diverse and stimulating social environment for all.

Senior News & Resources

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Senior Bingo 1st & 3rd Mondays 12:30 PM

Popcorn & Movies 2nd Mondays…..…12:30 PM

Cards & Cookies 4th Mondays……....12:30 PM

Visiting Nurse Services…………………..682-2100

Special Thanks to Our Wonderful

Volunteer Chefs:

Lea Angell, Rhea Brooks, Lisa Carter,

Crowther’s Restaurant, Kathy Lambert,

Kris Lima, Gina Malloy, Marsha & Bob

Mushen, Joan & Dwight McNeill, Mary

Mason Roussell, Charles Scott, Galen

Snow, Rose Strokes and Wilbur’s General

Store

SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB Meetings & Bingo First & Third Thursdays ………...….1 PM At IOOF Hall.

LITTLE COMPTON SOCIAL SERVICES (635-2722) Director Susan Sisson assists persons and families in need of short-term financial assistance for fuel, rent, groceries and utili-ties through the Little Compton Assistance Association. The Little Compton Town Food Bank is held at the Little Compton Wellness Center, 115 East Main Road on Fridays & Saturdays from 9 – 10 AM. All are welcome.

LITTLE COMPTON FOOD BANK Open Fridays and Saturdays, 9-10. The Food Bank is open to everyone and is lo-cated at the LC Wellness Center, 115 East Main Rd. Donations can be made any time at the three churches—St. Andrew’s, United Congregational and St. Cath-erine’s—canned goods, paper supplies and hygiene items are always appreciated. For more information, call 635-2722.

SOUTHCOAST VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION is pleased to offer a variety of programs to benefit the health and well-ness of residents of Little Compton. For more information, please contact the Direc-tor of Community Affairs at 1-800-698-6877.

CORNERSTONE ADULT SERVICES Cornerstone Adult Services has an adult day center located at 115 East Main Road. We provide support during the day to frail elderly and adults with disabilities. Those attending the day center can chose the day(s) they would like to attend from one day a week up to 5 days a week. Visit our website at: www.stelizabethcommunity.org Adult Day Health Care.....8:30 AM – 4 PM For more information, contact Jen Oser, Admissions Coordinator/Case Manager at 401-592-0465.

LITTLE COMPTON WELLNESS CENTER Located at 115 East Main Road.

Mondays: Kundalini Yoga………….….7:30 - 8:45 AM Adaptive Exercise……..…...1:30 - 2:30 PM Behavioral Health Clinic…...3:00 - 7:00 PM Tuesdays: Massage…………………….by appointment Yin Restorative Yoga……....8:00 - 9:30 AM Wednesdays: Kripalu Yoga, 8:30 -9:30AM & 4:30-5:45PM Yoga Therapy……………...by appointment Reflexology………………...by appointment Thursdays: Senior Health Insurance Counseling, first Thursdays………….9:00 AM-12:00 PM and by appointment, 401-682-2100 x1470

Adult Wellness Clinic...11:00 AM-12:00 PM

For more info, please visit call the Wellness Center at: 401-592-0400, on the Web

at:www.littlecomptonwellnesscenter.org

Visiting Nurse Services of Newport and Bristol Counties offers home care, hos-pice, advanced illness management, and community clinics, including flu clinics, pneumonia shots, and diabetes education programs. For more info, contact Janis

Gordon at 401-682-2100.

LCCC Corporate Members

A-1 Pizza Beach and Bass Studio

Briggs Beach, Inc. Brodie Toyota Lift

Chartier Building Company Coastal Roasters

Compton Clambakes

Crowther’s Restaurant East Bay Newspaper

Goulart’s Package Store Humphrey’s Building Supply

Insidesign Katharine H. Leary, CPA, Inc.

Law Offices of John A Pagliarini, Jr. Lees Market

Madden Electric Mataronas Lobster Co., Inc.

National Grid Randal Poirier Independent Financial

Sakonnet Golf Club Sakonnet Plumbing

Sakonnet Point Club Sea Vision Underwater Solutions

Serena’s Studio Shapiro Carpentry

Verizon Viti Mercedes-Benz

Walker’s Roadside Stand Young Family Farm

Non-Profit Members

Boy Scouts Cub Scouts

Democratic Town Committee Friends of the Brownell Library

Girl Scouts Little Compton Community First

Little Compton Education Foundation Little Compton Garden Club

Little Compton Historical Society Republican Town Committee

RI Foundation Sakonnet 4H Club

Sakonnet Preservation Association Sogkonate Garden Club South Coast Artists Inc.

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POSTAL PATRON

Country Christmas

Sing Along

Spectacular

December 20th

Pancake

Breakfast

January 24th

New: Baby

Boomer Movie

Nights

New: Community

Kitchen Classics

Winter Warmth

at the

Community

Center