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YAC (Youth, Activities and Community, formerly the Youth Advisory Council of LC Nation), is up and running! Beth Turcotte is the coordinator of YAC and she works together with Ellie Field to get and keep the kids involved. The goal of YAC is for everyone to feel part of one community. It is important for the kids to know that we are vested in them but also that we need them and that they are an important part of our community. Hopefully, by keeping them involved and engaged they will remain a vibrant and caring segment of Little Compton and they will realize how important they are to all of us.
The group is geared toward 7th, 8th and 9th graders and we are glad to have any older kids that would like to return. YAC meets on Thursday afternoons. Although the meetings officially start at 6:00, the kids frequently come at 4:30 for homework help, snacks, and camaraderie. The meetings generally consist of food and planning. While they eat, the kids plan. They plan dances (monthly), movies (monthly), occasional special trips (including trips to Carabiners and skiing), as well as things that they can do for our community. Some of the things that they have done this Fall include two special craft and movie programs in conjunction with the PST and the LCCC, working as the babysitters at family movie night at LCCC, baking 41 apple pies at Thanksgiving for the VNA, and baking 73 dozen (that’s right, 73 DOZEN!) holiday cookies for the VNA to include in the food baskets.
The dances that the kids organize and host are generally the second Friday of each month and the teen movie night is the third Friday of the month. We have had between 50 and 60 kids attending dances and the teen movie night is growing. Parent volunteers and chaperones are always welcome and needed.
The Little Compton Community Theater is excited to announce plans to create a Little Compton Children’s Theater Ensemble. This program will be open to children in the greater Little Compton area ages seven to fourteen and will be performing at the Little Compton Community Center in late spring, 2008. Interviews for those interested in directing this program for the 2008 season are currently being conducted and will be concluding in mid-January. Once a director is in place, auditions/sign-ups will be scheduled. Please watch for newspaper announcements and fliers which will contain future information. If you are interested in being notified directly or would like more information, please call 635-2400 or contact wyattly@lccenter.com with a current e-mail address along with a memo “Children’s Theater”.
To Benefit the Little Compton Community Center
Now Accepting Registrations
Registration is now open for the 4th Annual Little Compton Golf Outing to benefit the Little Compton Community Center. This exciting golf event is made possible through the generosity of the Sakonnet Golf Club, a wonderful committee of volunteers, and a variety of community partners and sponsors.
Last year’s event raised $29,000 to benefit the many services and programs provided by the LCCC. The tournament will be held June 7, 2008 at the Sakonnet Golf Club in Little Compton with a rain date of June 8th. The event will begin with golfer registration at 11:30 am, followed by lunch at 12:00 pm and a shot gun start at 1:00 pm. After the tournament, golfers, guests and sponsors will come together for a 6 pm end-of day reception featuring heavy hors d’oeuvres, a wonderful silent auction, a raffle, and an awards ceremony. Registration is $175 per golfer, which includes entry to the tournament, a golfer gift bag, lunch, and admission to the end-of-day reception. Carts are $45 per cart. Foursomes will have priority. All singles, doubles, or threesomes will be placed on a waiting list and accommodated only if space allows. Volunteers, silent auction items and sponsors are still needed to help with the event. Sponsorships range from $150 to $10,000 and all levels are appreciated! Space is limited with the tournament filling up fast—so put your foursome together today! For more information or to register, please call the center at 401-635-2400 or download a printable sponsorship application at http://www.lccenter.com.
Mary has been a volunteer for LCCC for many years. She is involved with Circle of Friends, Senior Outings and many LCCC family events. We are very lucky to have Mary working at the Community Center.
The mission of the Little Compton Community Center Senior Meal Site is to reach out to all citizens in the community who are 60 or older or 55 who have disabilities, to offer socialization, education, recreation, congregate meals and various health and informational services that will improve the quality of life for all participants.
The Senior Dining Center is open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 11:30am. The suggested donation for the meal is $3.00. Menus are available. For more information or referrals concerning anyone 60 or older or handicapped, please call the LCCC at 635-2400.
Generous volunteers who selflessly give up their time and resources play an important role in the operations of the community center and the success of its many programs and events. We are currently looking for some enthusiastic people to fill the following positions. Interested parties should contact the center at 635-2400.
7PM. All are welcome.
January 21
February 18
March 17
The Community Center’s theater, meeting hall and kitchen are available for your alcohol-free events. Showers, receptions, birthdays, corporate retreats, anniversary parties, reunions, memorial services, recitals, and more.
Hourly Rates: Dining Hall/Meeting Hall $15, Kitchen $10 (if used for cooking, otherwise no charge), Theater $20, Entire Building $40. Full day rates also.
Call Lee Wyatt at 635-2400 for more info.
Corporate Members
A.G. Edwards & Sons, A-1 Pizza, Able Engineering Inc, American Classic Real Estate, Arkins Construction, B.F. Wilbour Farm, Boughs & Berry Farm, Brisbon Diesel Service Inc., Brousseau Landscaping & Design, Carolyn Von Oswald Interiors, Celebration Tent Co., Civil Engineering Concepts, Country & Coastal Properties Courtyards, Dennis Talbot, Inc, The Donovan Gallery, East Bay Newspapers, Goulart Petroleum, Gray’s Ice Cream, Helger Brothers Speed Shop, Highbush Nursery, Humphrey’s Building Supply, Isherwood Appraisal, Jacob Talbot, Inc., Kaipu Designs, Kyle Welchman Construction, Law Offices Of David Correira, Esq & Joseph Marion III Esq., Law Offices of Michael J. Harrington, Lees Supermarket, Madden Electric, Mataronas Lobster, McKinnon Design, Narragansett Brewing, P.M. Thurston Co., Peckham’s Greenhouse, Peter Washburn, CFP, Randall Poirier, John Hancock Financial, Ray’s Auto Repair, Richmond Design, Roger Wilkie Jr. Builder, Inc., RPI Printing, Sakonnet Design Builders, Sakonnet Golf Club, Sakonnet Light Graphics, Sakonnet Lobster Co., Sakonnet Oyster Co. Inc., Sakonnet Physical Therapy, Sakonnet Plumbing & Heating, Sakonnet River Pie, Sakonnet Vineyards, Serena’s Studio, Silva, Thomas, Martland, Offenberg, LTD, Sisson Lawn & Garden, Spinnaker Real Estators, Steeple View Garden Service, Stone House Club, The Commons Restaurant, Tiffany Peay Jewelry, Tom Lolio Property Management, Valcourt HeatingVersus/Cox Communications, Walker’s Roadside Stand, Warren’s Point Beach Club, Westport Apothecary, Wilhelmina’s Catering,
Non-Profit Members
American Legion Post #37, Boy Scouts, Chace Point Association Christian Surfers RI, Cub Scouts, Democratic Town Committee, Friends of the Brownell Library, Girl Scouts, Grange # 32, Little Compton Garden Club, L.C. Senior Citizens, L.C. Republican Town Committee, Old Stone Baptist Church, Rhode Island Foundation, Sakonnet 4H Club, Sakonnet Point Club, Sakonnet Preservation Association, Sogkonate Garden Club
Karen Ferreira, After School Club Head Teacher
Ellie Field, Program Director
Lydia Greene, Receptionist/Program Assistant
Sally Huntington, Administrative Director
Edi Marchesi, Receptionist
Rose Mercier, Custodian
Jeannine Moore, After School Club Staff
Carol Silvia, After School Club Assistant
Mary Petrarca, Dining Center Manager
Beth Turcotte, Youth Initiative Coordinator
Bob Wilson, Custodian
Richalie Wyatt, Program Director
To include meeting or event information about your group or organization, call 635-2400 or fax us at 635-2996. Other submissions can be mailed to LCCC Newsletter, Box 926, Little Compton 02837 or e-mailed to wyattly@lccenter.com.
The deadline for inclusion in the April to June Newsletter is March 1.
Credits
Editors: Staff
Design: Tom Callahan
Volunteers: Lisa Ramsbottom, Doug Berge
Printing: RPI Printing (508) 730-2220
AFRICAN DRUMMING
Wednesdays, January 9 - February 13 . 3:00 – 4:00
Learn the importance of rhythm through music. Group play will include djembes,
bells and a balliphone, using traditional African, as well as rhythms from around the world. The instructor is Matt Maloney. Minimum of 8. For more information call 635-2400.
$80.00 for members, $90.00 for non-members, $70.00 for ASC.
AFTER SCHOOL CLUB
Monday - Friday (September - June) 2:50 - 6 PM
After school childcare, recreation and enrichment programs for children ages 5-12. Playground time, snack, and homework tutorials provided. Limited scholarships are available. For more information call 635-2000.
Fees vary.
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHTS
See page 5 for listing.
TAE KWON DO
Mondays, January 7 - April 7 3 - 4:15 PM
Ages 5 & up
Tae Kwon Do is a Korean Martial Art with two goals-self defense and physical fitness. Techniques contribute to developing attention span, focus, concentration
and elements of respect. Mardo Murralles from the Middletown YMCA is the certified instructor. Payment will be made directly to instructor. Minimum 8, maximum 25. Martial Arts uniform not included. At LCCC. $168 per 12 week session
YAC (youth, activities, community)
MEETINGS
Thursdays 6 PM
Seventh, eighth and ninth graders meet to plan activities (movies, dances, etc.) for themselves,
as well as activities for the community (pie baking for Thanksgiving, Christmas cookies, events with the PST, and events for other groups in the community).
DANCES
Fridays, January 11, February 8, March 14
MOVIES
Fridays, January 18, February 15, Thursday March 20
NEWPORT ART MUSEUM CLASSES FOR MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Newport Art Museum Classes at the Little Compton Community Center
The classes are funded by the Rhode Island Foundation’s Newport County Fund. All supplies and equipment are provided. For more information or to register please call 635-2400.
There is a $25 registration fee that can be waived due to financial constraints.
SENIOR DINING CENTER
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11:30 AM
A delicious and nutritious lunch provided by Lindley Food Service. Reservations must be made 24 hours in advance. See Senior News on page 5 for more information.
$3 donation suggested
EX-TENSION EXERCISE
Improve your cardiovascular strength and flexibility! Start your day with an hour of gentle but effective exercise and stretching. Ex-tension incorporates low impact aerobics with rhythmical stretching. Light weights and toning complete the class. Get a real workout without the wear and tear of a typical aerobics class. Get fit and feel great. Begin any time. Bring a yoga mat and water. For more information call Mary Derbyshire at 592-0082 or LCCC at 635-2400.
$100 for 12 classes, seniors $8 per class, drop-ins $10
WOMEN
Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:45 - 9:45 AM
MEN
Tuesday & Thursday 10 - 11 AM
AGELESS GENTLE YOGA
Wednesdays, January 23 - February 27, 6 weeks 9:30 - 10:45 AM
March 5 - April 30, 8 weeks {No class March 19}
Gentle yoga exercises focus on increasing flexibility and balance leading to harmony, lightness and joy. The atmosphere is friendly, supportive, and calm, often filled with laughter. “Class is wonderful for stress reduction,” the cause of 80% of all illness, and “wonderful for dealing with arthritis and asthma”, as well as improving many medical and life conditions, including lowering blood pressure and heart rate. “This is a bright spot in my week. I can’t wait to get here. I always feel better after our deep breathing meditation, exercise and relaxation”. Women and men of all ages are welcome. These practices strengthen with ease and increasing energy , while keeping health alive. Come away with a renewed sense of wellness and vitality in the New Year.
6 week Session paid in full $90, $15 a class Drop-ins welcome $16
8 week Session paid in full $120, $15 a class
Caryl Sickul Experienced Instructor, Movement Specialist, Wellness Consultant in Private Practice for decades. Private Sessions and Gift Certificates available. For information and to register call: 401-816-0024 www.csickul.com
AA MEETINGS AT ST. ANDREW’S BY THE SEA
Monday - Friday 7 AMTuesdays & Thursdays .7:3O PMSaturdays 8 AM & 10:30 AM
AMERICAN LEGION & AUXILIARY POST #37 Meetings
Second Wednesdays 30 PM
Meet at IOOF Hall.
BOY SCOUT TROOP 29 MEETINGS
Tuesdays 7 PM
At LCCC.
BROWNELL LIBRARY
Registration required for all programs. Please call 635-8562 to register.
MONTHLY BOOK CLUB
First Wednesdays .6:30 PM
The Monthly Book Club meets at the Library. For the monthly book selection or to join call 635-8562.
WINTER STORY HOURS
Toddler Story Time (Ages 18 – 36 Months) Tuesdays, January 29 - March 4 .11 AMPre-School Story Time (Ages 3 – 5 Years) Thursdays, January 31 - March 6 AMAfter School Story Time (Grade 1) Mondays, January 28 - February 25 .3 - 4 PMAfter School Story Time (Grade 2) Mondays, March 3 - March 24 - 4 PM
WRITER’S WORKSHOP
Winter 2008 Dates TBA
For more information call 635-8562.
AMNESTY MONTH
February, 2008
Bring canned, dry goods or toiletries for the Food Bank and your library fines will be waived.
CHRISTIAN SURFERS
Christian Surfers RI is part of CS United States and its mission is to see every surfer in the United States impacted by Jesus. We are people who have the love of surfing and God in common.
We want to tell everyone out there that life is a gift from above and what we do with it is our gift to Him. So come join us and get inspired by watching movies such as Heart of a Soul Surfer (Bethany Hamilton story), Can’t Keep Me Down, Noah’s Arc, Natural High 2, Changes, and many more. Contact chuckana@hotmail.com with any questions.
MOVIES AT LCCC
First Fridays: January 4th, February 1st, March 7th, .6-8 PM
CONCERTS AT THE POINT
At Westport Point Church, 1912 Main Road, Westport Point, MA. Tickets $20. Call 508 636 3901 to reserve. Plan to arrive by 2:15 to hear the pre-concert student showcase.
For more info: www.concertsatthepoint.org.
THE BOSTON TRIO
Sunday, January 20 . 3 PMSaturday, January 26 snow date
Irina Muresanu, violin, Allison Eldridge, cello, Heng-Jin Park, piano.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY OPERA INSTITUTE
Sunday, March 30 3 PM
Featuring four rising stars of the opera world under the direction of William Lumpkin.
DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Tuesdays, January 8, February 5, & March 4 7 PM
Informational and open to the public. For more information call 635-2928. At LCCC.
MUSICA MARIS
At United Congregational Church in Little Compton. For information or reservations call 401 781 8393.
FASCHINGSSCHWANK MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL
Sunday, February 3 4 PM
Featuring Micheal Bahmann, Fortepiano. Suggested donation $15.
BACH FOR MORE
Sunday, April 6, 4 PM
Featuring Schola Cantorum Boston, L. Frederick Jodry, Director & Musical Maris Baroque Orchestra, Michael Bahmann, Director & Harpsichord. Suggested donation $20.
LITTLE COMPTON EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
Scenic Road Race January 5
For more information and to volunteer call Heather Fitzergerald at 635-4499.
LITTLE COMPTON FOOD BANK
Fridays & Saturdays .9 - 10 AM
The Food Bank is open to everyone and is located in the hall of St. Catherine’s Church. Donations of canned goods, paper supplies, and hygiene items are always appreciated. For more information call 635-2722.
LITTLE COMPTON GRANGE #32 PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY
Little Compton Grange #32 Patrons of Husbandry meets on the third Wednesday of the month at IOOF Hall. Non-members are welcome. The Grange collects used eyeglasses, soda can tabs, and Campbell product labels. All items can be dropped off at LCCC.
Wednesday, January 16 6 PM
Pot Luck Supper followed by Health Program.
PUBLIC SUPPER
Saturday, January 19
Call 635-4749 for more information.
Thursday, February 7
Visit Portsmouth Grange.
Wednesday, February 20 6 PM
Pot Luck Supper followed by Bingo Night. Bring prizes.
PUBLIC SUPPER
Saturday, March 15
For more information call 635-4749 for more information.
Monday, March 19 7 PM
Recognition Night. State Officers invited. Refreshmenents, no pot luck.
LITTLE COMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Handicraft club
Handicraft club meets the second and fourth Tuesdays at the Wilbur House. Contact Debbie Torre at 635-1681.
Second and Fourth Tuesdays 12:00 – 3:00 PM
LITTLE COMPTON TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION MEETINGS
Wednesdays, January 16, February 20, March 19 7 PM
At LCCC.
LITTLE COMPTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETINGS
First Wednesdays 7 PM
At Public Safety Complex.
REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Mondays, January 7, February 4, & March 3 7 PM
These informational meetings are open to the public. For more information call Don Gomez at 635-4629. At LCCC.
SAKONNET PEACE ALLIANCE VIGIL FOR PEACE
Sundays .9:30 AM
SOCIAL REBEKAH LODGE NO. 11, I.O.O.F. MEETINGS
Third Wednesdays .9:30 AM
Meet upstairs at I.O.O.F. Hall. For more information, write to Box 194, LC
SOGKONATE GARDEN CLUB ROADSIDE LITTER COLLECTION
Volunteers welcome. For more information call 635-8640.
Wednesday, January 9 9 AM
Long Highway from Pottersville Rd. to and including John Sisson Rd. Please meet at Crowther’s parking lot.
Wednesday, February 13 9 AM
Swamp & Brownell Roads. Please meet at southern end of South of Commons Rd.
Wednesday, March 12 9 AM
Willow Ave (and South of Commons Road if there are enough volunteers)—meet at Corner Cones parking lot.
WIND POWER INFORMATION PROGRAM
Wednesday, March 5 .7:00 PM
At LCCC. Sogkonate Garden Club member Pat Hagan and the Planning Board of Little Compton will chair a panel of speakers including Skip Paul of Wishing Stone Farm who has a working windmill, and Tom Wineman from State Turbine Tech.
VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION
Blood Pressure Screenings
Fourth Wednesdays .11 AM
At LCCC.
WILBUR MCMAHON SCHOOL PST MEETINGS
First Wednesdays 9 AM
At playground weather permitting, otherwise at the school library.
FAMILY FUN NIGHT
Friday, January 26 7 PM
EASTER FAMILY PERFORMANCE BY TOE JAM PUPPET THEATER BAND & EGG HUNT
Come and enjoy an interactive family fun concert and welcome the spring season’s return. Local band Toe Jam will have your feet stompin’ and your fingers poppin’ to their lively lyrics and rhythms. This will be followed by the egg and candy hunt.
$6.00 members, $8.00 non-members, $25.00 member family, $30.00 non-member family
EGG HUNT
Saturday, March 22 10 AM
Followed by the Easter Egg and candy hunt at Veteran’s Memorial Field for children
ages 6 – 12. Children under age 5 at tennis court. Rain location is at the Wilbur McMahon School. The egg hunt is free and open to the public.
TRIPS & TOURS
Please note that refunds will be given only in the event of trip cancellation. A payment
guarantees reservation. For more information or to reserve space call 635-2400.
RHODE ISLAND FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW
Thursday, February 21 .9:30 AM - 3 PM
Get rid of the winter blahs with a trip to the RI Flower & Garden Show at the Providence Convention Center. This year’s theme is Fairy Tales. Enjoy professionally
sculpted gardens, flower arrangements and of course, the Market Place. Bus transportation will leave Veteran’s Memorial Field at 9:15, departure from Providence at 3 PM. Limited tickets available. Transportation partially funded by Ocean State Charities Trust. Call 635-2400 for more information.
$15 seniors & members, $20 all others
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
Circle of Friends is a social group for teens and adults with disabilities, their families, friends and caregivers. Everyone is welcome to attend Circle of Friends’ gatherings, which include an activity and a meal. Reservations are required and donations are always welcome.
Events take place at LCCC, unless otherwise
noted. Call 635-2400 to register or to inquire about volunteer and sponsorship opportunities.
CARNIVALE
Saturday, January 26, 5 - 7 PM
Activities provided courtesy of Newport Art Museum and dinner generously provided by St. Andrew’s by the Sea.Chinese New Year Saturday, February 23 5 - 7 PMActivities provided by Newport Art Museum and dinner generously provided by the Holland & Taylor Families.
TALENT SHOW
Saturday, March 29 5 - 7 PM
Dinner generously provided by St. Catherine of Sienna.
SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB MEETINGS & BINGO
Second and fourth Wednesdays. At IOOF Hall. 1 PM
SENIOR DINING CENTER
Three-course meals are available to people aged 60 and over or with disabilities.
•Meals are served Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11:30 AM, at LCCC.
•Meals must be reserved at least 24 hours in advance by calling 635-2400. Monday meals must be reserved on the previous Friday by 11 AM.
•A $3.00 donation is suggested but not required. Non-senior guests are required to pay $3.50.
SHOPPING BUS
A school bus leaves St. Catherine’s parking lot at 9:30 AM for mall and grocery shopping. Return at 1:30 PM.
Tuesdays, January 8 & 22
Tuesdays, February 12 & 26
Tuesdays, March 22 & 25
SENIOR INFORMATION SPECIALIST
Senior information specialist, Leisha Hackett is available for one-on-one consultations to assist seniors on a variety of issues including housing, insurance, consumer concerns, social services and health care. Leisha is from Child & Family Services of Newport County and will be available on the first Monday of each month. She is replacing Xan Hakimdan whom we would like to thank for her many years of valuable service. Appointments are recommended though not required and may be made by calling 849-2300.
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 utilities through the Little Compton Assistance Association. The Little Compton Town Food Bank is held at St. Catherine’s Church on Friday from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. or can be opened by calling Susan at the above number. All are welcome.
VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEASTERN MA (VNASM) (635-2358)
Located at 115 East Main Road, the agency offers skilled nursing, rehabilitative therapies, hospice care, adult day health care, and home health aide services. The VNASM also provides health screenings, well child clinics, flu clinics and support groups to the community. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the agency is Medicare and Medicaid certified and accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. The VNASM maintains a charitable mission to accept patients based on need, not payment. They also accept payment from most HMO’s, private insurance and direct patient payments.
ADULT DAY CARE (632-2358)
The Margaret Langdon Kelly room at the Nancy Brayton Osborn Adult Day Center provides social and recreational programs as well as health monitoring for the frail elderly, disabled, people with dementia and elders unable to remain at home alone during the day. The center is part of the VNASM. For more information regarding hours, transportation, care giving, and costs please call the above phone number. See information on scholarships listed below.
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE
The Fall River Women’s union has generously awarded $1500 to provide for three $500 scholarships for adult day Care at the Nancy Brayton Osborn Adult Day Care Health Center. Any low-income elderly women who reside in Westport, Tiverton, or Little Compton may apply. To obtain an application, call Katy Cullen, Director, at 401 635-2358. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Notification of recipients will be made monthly.
MEALS ON WHEELS (351-6700)
Meals are currently delivered to the Visiting Nurse Association office at 115 East Main Road for pickup by a family member or friend for delivery to a homebound elderly individual. To speak with someone about receiving meals or for additional information about this program, please call 351-6700 and ask to speak to an intake specialist or visit www.rimeals.org
Little Compton Senior Services bids a fond farewell to Xan Hakindan, senior specialist here for many years. She has been an integral part of the senior dining center, attending monthly to address any and all concerns regrding resources available to senior citizens. Thanks Xan, for four years of service and assistance.
LC Senior Services would like to take this opportunity to welcome Leisha Hackett, our new senior information specialist made available through child and family services of Newport County. Leisha, like Xan will also be available to our seniors on a monthly basis at the Senior Dining Center or by appointment (See Senior Resources for more informtion) to answer any questions regarding services available to senior citizens.
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 atend by themselves. children may bring blankets and pillows, and costumes or PJs are always welcome.
Cost: $5 members, $6 non-members: incldes two slices of cheese pizza, soda or juice, popcorn and movie. Child care is an additional $2 per child. 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 6:30 PM. Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver to all shows unless reservations for child care have been made. $2 members, $3 non-members.
All movies subject to change based on actual release dates. The theatre is available for private parties. Please call for details, 635-2400.
Pizza Party 6:30-7 PM
Movie 7 PM
Fridy, January 25
Moondance Alexander
Rated PG
Friday, February 29
Homeward Bound
Rated PG
Friday, March 28
Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium
Rated PG
LITTLE COMPTON GOLF OUTINGLITTLE COMPTON GOLF OUTING 2008
at the Sakonnet Golf Club To Benefit the Little Compton Community Center
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Rain Date Sunday, June 8, 2008
18 Holes - Best Ball - Play Your Own Ball
Callaway Scoring System
11:30 AM Registration
12:00 PM Lunch
1:00 Shotgun Start
Followed by:
6pm Reception - Heavy Hors d'Oeuvres
Silent Auction - Raffle
Prizes
Sakonnet Golf Club is a walking friendly course. Carts available upon request. For More Information or to Register 401-635-2400 www.LCCenter.com. 2008 Little Compton Golf Outing at Sakonnet Golf Club Sponsorship opportunities are available from $150 to $10,000. For full sponsorship information please call 401-635-2400 or visit us on the web at http://www.lccenter.com.
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