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Neil Diamond fans John and Diane Hanafan of Wilmington were among those who attended last Wednesday's concert on the common as Paul Grassia performed his show "Diamond is Forever", a tribute to Neil Diamond. (Maureen Lamoureux photo) [ — Tewksbury senior topics '—' ——< 1-—— ' The Seniors will hold a Breakfast Benefit at the Senior Center this Sunday, August 14th. Senior Center Breakfast Benefits have now been extend- ed 11:30 a.m. The menu includes: pancakes, scrambled eagsf bacon, homefries, beans, cinnamon bread and beverages. Tickets may be obtained at the door at the following price: adult tickets $5, children 12 and under $2 and toddlers free. Tuesday morning line dancers are reminded that class will not be held on August 16th. Class will resume on August 23rd. Those who are planning to attend the Annual Sunday Tea on Sunday, August 21st, are asked to obtain a ticket by next Tuesday. Tickets are $12 per person. The Tea will begin with entertainment at 1:00 p.m. and followed-by a "light lunch high tea" at 2:30, door prize draw- ings, a raffle and take home photos. This event has always proved to be an elegant delight! Scott Fraser, Administrator/Security Officer of Stoneham Savings Bank, will hold a seminar at the Senior Center on "Identity Theft". This seminar will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, August 22nd. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend. Tickets for the August 26th Senior Center dance will be available up until Friday the .ith. The evening will include a cold buffet and music by the Perfect Match Band. As noted last week, several new trips were posted at the Senior Center on Thursday. The first is a cruise to Provincetown on the Provincetown II on Sundav. Advertisement It's Your Money by Joyce Brisbois YOUR VERY OWN 401 (K) Retirement options for the self- employed keep getting belter and better. 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Ste 1&2 Wilmington, MA 01887 978-658-5034 - office 978-658-5717-FAX jkbri.sbois@aol.com - Email August 28th. The agenda for the day is a three hour cruise to P-Town, three hours at P-Town and then a three hour cruise back to Boston. The cost of this trip is $34 per person. One may bring along a lunch or dine on one's own at T-Town. Please note that there is a lot of walking on this trip. Departure time will be 8:15 a.m. from the Senior Center. The second trip, on Wednesday, August 31st, is a visit to the Adams Gallery in Boston to see the exhibit "Touching All the Bases... A Red Sox History". This exhibit takes about a half hour to view.. From the Adams Gallery, the group will wa|k-, a long block away, over to the State House for a tour with Representative Miceli. After the tour there will be a stop at Quincy Market for lunch on one's own. One should note that there is also a lot of walking on this trip. The cost of this trip is $10. The Shriners have again gen- erously donated a block of tickets to Tewksbury Seniors for the Shriners Rodeo. The Rodeo will be held on Saturday, September 24th. One may sign-up now for a free ticket. It should be noted thaNjjje will be responsible for his/her own transportation. Other September and October day trips are in the making and will be posted in the next week or two. Watch for details! Fall classes will resume in September. It is asked that those planning to participate sign-up at the Senior Center. One may do so by dropping by the Center or calling Carol or Linda at 978-640-4482. Please note the following classes and dates: •Wood carving with Rip Stangroom on Tuesday, September 13th; ♦Advanced quilting with Diane Fay on Wednesday, September 14th; •Japanese Bunka Embroidery with Beverly Enos on Monday, September 19th; and, •Oil painting classes with TOWN CRIER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2005 Eileen Griffin on Monday, September 19th and Tuesday, September 20th. Stained glass class will also resume in September. However, a date has not been confirmed as yet. It should be noted that Traditional Embroidery classes as well as all the Senior Center exercise classes have continued throughout the summer. New participants (with the excep- tion of Friday Yoga class) are always welcome to join these classes.. and Fall is a good time for new comers to begin. For more information on the programs and activities at the Senior Center one may call 978- 6404482. The Friends of the Elderly will hold its annual "Mary Ann Wareham Golf Connection Tournament... connecting gen- eration" at the Indian Ridge Country Club in Andover on Monday, September 12th. Registration forms are available at the Senior Center. The tournament fee is $125 per person and includes 18 holes of golf, golf cart, continental breakfast, a sit down luncheon, raffles, prizes and lots of fun. All proceeds benefit the Senior Center Building Fund. A Carnation Belle is at the Senior Center on Tuesdays (11 to 1), Wednesdays (11:30 to 3:30) and Thursdays (8:30 to 3:30) to sell the following Red Hat event tickets: - the Pond View Restaurant and Christmas Dove on Sunday, September 25th at $43 or $45 depending on on^ meal choice; - the Senior Center Annual Tea of Sunday, August 21st at $12; and, - the Castle Hill (Cranes Estate) morning tour with lunch at the Village Restaurant in Essex and browsing the antique shops after lunch. This trip is scheduled for Friday, October 21st. Depending on one's meal choice, the trip cost is either $43 or $45. Have nice week & God Bless America. 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