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SENIOR CITIZENS On Thursday, Dec. 16 at 11:30 a.m., members began arriving for our Annual Christmas Dinner party. Music for our entertainment was by Dick Holden, who played old and new, and Christmas music throughout the afternoon. President Marge VanLare welcomed all at 12:30, and I gave the prayer. A gift exchange was held, and several door prizes went to lucky ticket holders. A 50/50 raffle was won by Betty Baldyga. Santa Claus, A.K.A. Joe Miner, popped in for a visit. Toys were collected for "Toys for Joy." It was a fun afternoon, and thanks to Betty B. and her committee, Lena Flewelling and Virginia Olds. A lot of planning on Betty’s part went into this special event. To the Tavern staff, we thank you for your special treatment and great food and service. Ye Olde Tavern is truly a great holiday place. It’s Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004—Christmas week. Here at Wagon Wheel hall, all holiday decorated, and awaiting our members arrival. At 1:30, President Marge welcomed all and called our meeting to order. Prayer and Pledge were followed by roll call with 38 members present. Secretary Marguerite gave her report and read thank yous from our shut-ins, and Christmas wishes. Treasurer Joe read his report and reported also on the Christmas dinner expenses. Sunshine report was given, and Ticket Lady Gladys had tickets for our Installation Dinner, coming up soon. President Marge announced that Mason’s Grille would cater the meal. Betty B. reported and thanked all for the success of our Christmas Dinner Party. Chair of 10-club, Al, said that a new 20-club would start at our next meeting. The money raffle was held, and the Victory certificate was won by Eileen Lemay. After meeting’s close, a short Christmas program was held. Readings, Christmas carols, and special songs by Jeanne and Al Servant, Roland O’Coin, and Millie and Joe Miner were enjoyed. I took charge of this program. Refreshments followed and completed another senior day. Happy New Year everyone!! On Tuesday, Jan. 4, at 1:30, we held our first meeting of 2005. President Marge welcomed all and called our meeting to order. Prayer and Pledge were followed by songs, "Sweet Adeline" and "Auld Lang Syne." Roll call revealed 52 members present. January birthdays were announced. Secretary Marguerite read her report and another thank you note. Treasurer Joe reported, and Ticket Lady Gladys had Installation Dinner tickets for sale. President Marge is finalizing her plans for the installation. We look forward to that and to a busy year ahead. Working along beside her, we can accomplish whatever we set out to do. She is a great leader. Entertainment Lady Lee will have Bingo following the meeting. 20-Club Chair Al will begin today with two drawings. President Marge has been in contact with Rebecca Marona, an artist who wants to hold printing classes at the Banquet Hall, if enough are interested. Contact Barbara Clancy for information. Travel Lady Betty B. reported on plans for trips in 2005, to include the Newport mansions, Boston Duck Tours, Vanity Fair shopping in New Bedford, and Lasallete Shrine, to name a few. Sounds like a busy year, and Betty, we wish you good luck with all your plans. Our "Suggestion Box" will be near the coat rack to collect your suggestions, so let’s hear your ideas, or complaints (oh no). We’ll give them our best shot! The money raffle and 20-Club drawings were held. A 50/50 drawing was won by Paul Berry. Refreshements and Bingo were enjoyed.
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