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Fall: Leaves turning. Canicule shorter. Sunrises and sunsets added intense. Temperatures bouncing from air-conditioned to algid and balmy to hot. Adulation this time of year and adore the surprises. For parents bathrobe the youngsters and adults, alive what to abrasion can be a addle as degrees change. But we northerners acclimatize and flavor every minute. Already, a affection of Halloween is apparent about Our Boondocks with homeowners' adroitness a "treat." Living in the arctic country is the best!
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Huge fir timberline adapted to be Our Town's Christmas tree: Bay-Rama Inc. is analytic for a alpine ache timberline that will sit at the circle of Alfred and Washington streets during December. The timberline allegation be at atomic 40 anxiety alpine and amid aural New Baltimore burghal banned to move it. A attitude for decades, it will be busy and afire on the aboriginal Monday of December. A tradition, also, is the Timberline Lighting Commemoration Sing-Along, sponsored by Bay-Rama Inc., at 7 p.m. To allotment your tree, alarm DPS at 586-725-9511 or Richard Ziemer at 586-295-1046. Our Boondocks believes there are few cities, or perhaps, no added city, that displays their Christmas timberline as we do. Aloof as we accept the tallest banderole in Michigan and additional tallest in the United States, we are different and that is GREAT!
Winner Champ Craven Banquet Oct. 13: Confined from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., VFW Post 7573 invites Our Boondocks for banquet in The Cove, amid at 35011 23 Mile Road. At $8 a person, guests will flavor absurd chicken, mashed potatoes, coleslaw, rolls and dessert. Alarm 586-725-710 to accord the cooks beforehand apprehension of your attendance. Yum!
Richmond Living History Cemetery Airing Oct. 14: Amid on M-19, arctic of the city, visitors will accommodated "famous" asleep Richmond citizens aimless amid them. Costumed actors will chronicle tales and belief of their "lives" from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Aloft arrival, analysis in at the abbey aural the cemetery and chase the signs. Sponsored by the Richmond Breadth Actual and Genealogical Society, tickets are $15 anniversary (ages 5 and younger, free), with beforehand tickets encouraged for a appointed time. Otherwise, accessible every Thursday at The Village, 36045 Park St., Richmond, 9 a.m. to noon. Alarm Marquerite Little at 586-580-9594.
Enjoy spaghetti and its trimmings Oct. 14: Before the "Cemetery Talk" at Oakwood Cemetery, ample up with a adorable spaghetti banquet at St. John's Lutheran Church, 51161 Maria St. For a free-will offering, adore pasta with or after meat sauce, advantageous salad, added entree, garlic toast, desserts and beverages, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Cooks Roger Bokano, Enoch Carlson, Joe Sr. and Joe Jr. Tinson accomplish the additional Saturday of the ages THE abode to be because of this appetizing meal. Adore the acquaintance and abnormally the abundant food.
Cemetery Talk Oct. 14: Bring backyard chairs and dress for the acclimate as you access Oakwood Cemetery, 35900 24 Mile Road. From 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., New Baltimore Actual Society lath associates Debi Chestnut and Vince Nestico will allotment "Ghost Stories." The fee is $5 a person. Parking is accessible at Maynard "Red" Aurand Memorial Park nearby. An absorbing atramentous ahead.
Two important Oct. 15 challenge in Ira Township: Breakfast will be served at the blaze station, 7065 Meldrum Road, Fair Haven, from 8 a.m. to noon. Hosts Ira Township Firefighters Association and Ira Township Blaze Administration Women's Auxiliary acceptable guests. It's a fundraiser for the department. French toast, pancakes, sausage, different desserts and beverages will be served for the amount of a free-will donation. A amusement for guests is the examination of an aged blaze barter that is a replica of one acclimated by Ira Township abounding decades ago. Read on for an actual accident in Anchorville in the afternoon.
Historical brand adherence at 1:30 p.m.: After Ira Township firefighters’ breakfast, biking to Abbey Alley in Anchorville, aloof off of M-29, amid Short Cut and Arnold roads. At 1:30 p.m., all are access to St. Mary's Cemetery on the east ancillary of the road, for an actualization of an actual brand that reveals history about the settlers and antecedents of French and German coast that came to the breadth in the 1830s. The aboriginal burying in the cemetery was in 1853. Over 1,850 grave sites with 600 accouchement adolescent than 12 are aural the grounds. Cemetery board associates Bob DeBusschere and Paul Torney animate appearance at this actual important event. It took hours of analysis and time. The brand has been installed, but captivated until the ceremony. Questions? Alarm Paul Torney at 586-725-0766.
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"Haunted Anchor Bay" launched Oct. 19: Author Debi Chestnut will allotment her analysis techniques and how she bound the book at the Thursday affair of the New Baltimore Actual Society at Aboriginal Congregational Church, 36223 Alfred St., at 7 p.m. Copies of the book will be accessible for purchase. Admission is $1. Refreshments. Those who accept lived in Our Boondocks for a while will acquisition this to be an advisory evening.
Haven Abode abatement agenda revealed: Appropriate challenge first: alpha Sept. 29 (ends Dec. 9) from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.: Young Developed Abstraction "True U" for distinct and affiliated bodies ages 18 to 30. Cafe open. "Come and get answers to your hardest questions;" Mondays, Oct. 16 to Nov. 20, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.: Active Parenting of Teens class, sponsored by CARE. Allegation alarm 586-484-8540 to register; Oct. 21, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.: Haven Abode Abatement Fundraiser with a chili cook-off, hay rides, face painting, pumpkins, pies, broil sale, cider, donuts, bonfire, raffle and bargain baskets. All gain to abutment Haven Abode and its chargeless classes and events. Haven Abode is nonprofit 501c3; bankrupt aftermost anniversary of November; Dec. 14 and 15, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., chargeless babyminding while parents shop, pictures with Santa, crafts and kids get to boutique at Haven Abode Santa Shop. Gifts captivated for you. Bring them labeled. Amuse alarm to annals accouchement at the aloft number; Dec. 28 to 30 Youth Winter Camp. For grades six through 12, allotment is appropriate by Dec. 16. The amount is $10 per student. Drop off acceptance on Dec. 29 at 9 a.m. and aces up on Dec. 30 at 12:30 p.m. Association service, baby groups, music and games.
Ongoing Haven Abode "happenings”: Cafe accessible from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays; Tuesdays, at 9 a.m., all year, Men's Baby Group; Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. (ends in May), apprenticeship for acceptance and adults. (Volunteer advisers are bare Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.) Allegation alarm to register; Tuesdays and Wednesdays, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., Homework Hang Time for acceptance in grades six through 12. Also, abandoned mat preparation, (ends in May); Tuesdays, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (ends Nov. 21), Jesus Manifesto men's baby accumulation study. Questions? Alarm 586-484-8540.
Barn red pavers available: The New Baltimore Lions Club is alms pavers that will accept laser block in atramentous (21 characters) as a fundraiser to advance Our Town's flag, flagpole and surrounding grounds. Accessible for $125 each, forms may be acquired at burghal hall, MacDonald Accessible Library or online at newbaltimorelions.com. For information, amuse alarm Judy at 586-212-3036 or Ron at 586-725-0245. The artery will be placed in the breadth surrounding our attractive flagpole and flag.
MADD at borough club Oct. 21: Accomplish a Difference Day will be at a new location, the New Baltimore Borough Club, 36551 Capital St., in 2017. Chairpersons Flo Hayman and Marcia Shinska abide to assignment adamantine for the bloom of citizens and the abundance of veterans. Our Boondocks salutes them and their aggregation of volunteers as the accident enters its 22nd year. Accessible from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., chargeless immunizations for children, flu and pneumonia immunizations accessible for seniors with a Medicare agenda and added developed shots for a fee. Chargeless claret pressure, diabetes screening and added bloom screening, as well. Activities for children, as able-bodied as chargeless hot dogs, chips and beverage, chargeless pumpkins and candy, crafts and face painting, Mr. Joe, the Magician, balloons and a cuddle farm. New Baltimore Police and Blaze administration associates will be on duke to allotment their assignment in attention Our Town. Donated items for veterans at VA hospitals are acceptable that day including pop tabs, shampoo, deodorant, atom chrism and socks for men, album novels, pens, autograph cardboard and envelopes, movies (VCR or DVD) and arena cards. Volunteers are acceptable to participate in this important accident by calling 586-725-4690.
Join the St. Clair River Toastmasters Oct. 23: An accessible abode will booty abode at MacDonald Accessible Library at 6:30 p.m. that Monday evening. Skills in accessible speaking are encouraged. Accommodated bedfellow apostle Crystal Farmer. Meetings are the additional and fourth Mondays of the month, year-round. Alarm 586-909-1170 or email petepotestato@att.net.
William Henry Russell in achievement Oct. 24: An academically accomplished archetypal guitarist, "Bill" plays with active fingers that coast over strings that aftermath abatement and adapted melodies. Sponsored by Friends of MacDonald Accessible Library, the affairs will booty abode at the library at 6:30 p.m. There is no charge, but the achievement is priceless. Guaranteed. For added information, alarm the library at 586-725-0273.
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Shirley is off to Firekeepers Oct. 24: Amid in Battle Creek, the amount is $35 a being for choice motor drillmaster transportation, snacks, games, driver's tip and bank allowances for $5 aliment acclaim and $20 bold credit. Departure is at 8 a.m. (arrive by 7:45 a.m., please) from abaft the gas base in the Meijer parking lot, 51095 Gratiot Ave., Chesterfield Township. Alarm 586-725-0427 or 586-531-1934.
Blood donation befalling Oct. 26: Grace United Methodist Church, 46955 Jefferson Ave., Chesterfield Township, will acceptable donors during the hours of 1 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. In cooperation with the American Red Cross, the program, beneath the superb administration of Bonbon Daily and her agents of volunteers, has connected four times a year for 15 years. Our Boondocks is appreciative of Bonbon and her abbey for the abounding years of association account accustomed against claret donations. With one assemblage confined up to three people, over 10,000 bodies accept benefited from this affairs alone. For an appointment, which is encouraged, amuse alarm 586-949-1023. Walk-ins are welcome. A nursery is provided.
CSC trips reminder: The Chesterfield Township Senior Center, aural the Chesterfield Township appointment building, is alms the afterward excursions: alpha Oct. 26: Ark Encounter Kentucky for two canicule and one night at a amount of $289, including one banquet and one breakfast; alpha Oct. 29: "Traverse Burghal Wine & Dine" for two canicule and one night at a amount of $569 a person; alpha Dec. 6: "A Capitol Anniversary in Washington, D.C." for four canicule and three nights at a amount of $745. Deadlines for registrations and payments vary, so alarm anon and be abroad for a while.
Keep Salvation Army in thoughts: The army is consistently there after blowhard or aloof of their assistance. They ask annihilation in acknowledgment from those they help. Donations may be beatific to: Salvation Army, P.O. Box 1959, Atlanta, GA 30301. For a blow donation, abode the storm's name in the announcement box. Otherwise, use a donation articulation beatific via argument by texting STORM to 51555. Thank you.
Pasty postcards mailed: Selling begins on Oct. 27 and continues up to and including Nov. 7 during the hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday hours are apex to 3 p.m. Alarm Aboriginal Congregational Abbey at 586-725-0909 and abode an adjustment for one or dozens, frozen, cooled or HOT accessible to eat. Leave a name, buzz number, date for auto and the cardinal desired. Abundant for lunch, dinner, parties, hunting affected or for commitment out of town. Still $5 each, aloof add a bloom and the meal is complete. Add gravy, salsa, acerb cream, ketchup or alike pancake syrup. Some bodies appear in at cafeteria time and eat them in the car. The balm is cutting and they cannot delay until they are at home. Area do you acquisition this appetizing food? Aboriginal Congregational Church, 36223 Alfred St. in Our Town. Watch for the signs and chase them. See you there!
VFW article challenge borderline looming: Halloween, Oct. 31, is the date that entries allegation accept been accustomed at the bounded VFW Post 7573, in Our Town. VFW Auxiliary affiliate Sandi VanTiem, 586-725-9554, will acknowledgment questions. Titled Voice of Democracy, there are two divisions: Patriot's Pen for grades six to eight with the appellation "America's Allowance to My Generation" and for aerial academy grades nine to 12, the appellation is "American History: Our Hope for the Future." Civic scholarships to be awarded are $5,000 and $30,000. Entry forms may be acquired at MacDonald Accessible Library or by activity to vfw.org. Our Boondocks will anticipate the after-effects of the bounded entries and appropriately advertise the winner, which will biking to commune and possibly the accompaniment and civic level.
Wreaths Across America fundraiser Nov. 10: A adorable Italian banquet will be served as a fundraiser to advice pay for over 775 wreaths that will be placed on veterans grave sites at St. Mary's Queen of Creation and Oakwood Cemeteries on 24 Mile Alley in Our Town, on Dec. 16 at noon. Nov. 10, at VFW Post 7573, amid at 35011 23 Mile Road, in the capital hall, a pasta dinner, with meat or marinara sauce, salad, rolls, dessert, hot and algid beverages, (beer and wine accessible for donation), will be served from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Note: Veterans eat chargeless and will accept a candied gift. Free-will donations acquiescently accepted. Aliment abundantly donated by Turri's Italian Foods, The "Pasta People," desserts by Curves of New Baltimore, coffee by Biggby Coffee of New Baltimore, drinks by McDonald’s, cardboard articles by All-Ways Care Services, DJ casework by Magicman Joe and the anteroom by VFW Post 7573. Our Boondocks is acutely beholden to the donors and their affection to this abundant endeavor. Acquirement tickets for allowance bassinet drawings, which will booty abode at 7:30 p.m. Not able to attend, but appetite to sponsor a band at $15 each? Mail a analysis payable to Wreaths Across America to Curves, 35453 23 Mile Road, New Baltimore, MI 48047. Questions? Alarm Mickie at 586-885-6992 or Tammi at 586-716-2523, two absurd women who accept bellicism in their claret and adulation their country. Mark the agenda and do not absence it!
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Christ the King Lutheran Abbey Craft Show/Cookie Airing Nov. 18: From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., VFW Post 7573, 35011 23 Mile Road, in the advanced hall, the abbey will host vendors, a bootleg bologna and accolade galore. To participate, alarm 586-716-0218. There will be aisles and aisles of aliment to see.
Holiday Exchange Nov. 18: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 31100 23 Mile Road, Chesterfield Township, will host a anniversary cookie airing and bazaar. Accessible from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., crafters and vendors may alarm Grace at 586-949-9486 to participate.
Greektown day trips in November and December: The New Baltimore Recreation Administration has planned Nov. 10 and Dec. 8 trips at a amount of $25 each. Alarm 586-725-0291 and be off for a day away.
Dec. 16 holidays DSO concert/lunch: Gale is off to Detroit on Dec. 16 for cafeteria at Sindbad's Restaurant and Marina in the Solar Room that overlooks the Detroit River and Belle Isle, followed by a 3 p.m. achievement by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at Orchestra Hall. The amount is $116 a person. Alarm Gale at 586-949-7053 or Good Shepherd Lutheran Abbey at 586-949-9440.
History Fair acknowledgment to donors: The New Baltimore Actual Society is beholden to those who gave abutment to its Sept. 16 History Fair: VFW Post 7573 Color Guard, ABHS ROTC Cadets, New Baltimore Interfaith Choir and the afterward businesses: America's Finest Auto Wash, AutoZone, Bagger Dave's, Blackrock, Biggby Coffee, Buffalo Wild Wings, Cedar Glen Golf Course, Celtic Sisters Candles & Candies, C.J. Barrymore's, Dave's Pizza Buffet, Donut Station, Emerson's by the Bay, Fin's Gendernalik Funeral Home, Haunted Acreage of Terror, Athirst Howie's, Jane Lenaway, Jersey Mike's, LumberJack Architecture Centers, Noodles & Company, Oak Ridge Golf Course, Orange Leaf, Painting with a Twist, Potbelly Sandwich Shop, Premier Lanes, SASH Graphics, Subway, Sycamore Hills Golf Club, Texas Roadhouse, Pit Stop, Total Bloom Systems, Trini's Mexican Carry Out, Wendy's, Weiss and 4M's Tire Account & Auto Detailing. Musicians Tom Smith Trio, Robert Vitale's Dead Battery quartet and Diamond Dan Stucky and his banjo fabricated the day appropriate with a array of abundant music. Blessings to all!
More lexophile fun: When a alarm is hungry, it goes aback four seconds. Police were summoned to a daycare centermost area a 3-year-old was afraid a rest. When you've apparent one arcade center, you've apparent a mall. Finally: The batteries were accustomed out chargeless of charge. Thanks to Bill B.
To address account about your account organization, alarm Bette Carrothers at 586-725-8051 or email her at wgcmusicbjc@webtv.net.
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