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FOURTH SUNDAY
EACH MONTH
Country Music
Associates
Med Baker will be playing
at the CMA Hall in St. Mary
at Pine and Seventh St. There
will be a meal at 11 a.m. and
a dance at noon. For more in-
formation call (573) 543-5117.
EVERY MONDAY
TOPS Meeting
The First Presbyterian
Church at 6 E. Ste. Maries St.
will host the Take Off Pounds
Sensibly (TOPS) program,
Featuring real people and real
weight loss. Join the group
every Monday at 5 p.m. in
the meeting room through
the side entrance. For more
information please call (573)
547-6352.
LAST MONDAY OF
EACH MONTH
Parents Support Group
All parents are welcome to
join a peer led parent support
group to discuss topics such
as parent self-care behavior-
al disorders, anger manage-
ment and parenting tips as
well as others.
The meetings will be from
6 to 7 p.m. at the First Assem-
bly of God located at 1324
West Grand St. in Perryville.
For more information contact
Cindy W. at (573) 517-9284.
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SHOE DEPARTMENT
EVERY FRIDAY
Perryville Narcotics
Anonymous
The First Presbyterian
Church will host the Perryville
Narcotics Anonymous meet-
ing every Friday evening from
5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Visitors
should enter the back door to
the Fellowship Hall near the
post office. First Presbyterian
Church is located at 6 E. Ste.
Maries St. For more informa-
tion please contact Chuck D.
at (573) 513-7018.
EVERY SAT. AND
WED.
Farmers Market
Fresh fruits, vegetables,
jams, jellies, crafts and more.
Located behind the Perry Park
Center on Wed. 2:30-6 p.m.
and Sat. 7-11 a.m. For more
info contact Janet Jannin (573)
547-8549.
THURSDAY, AUG. 3
Walnut Street Garden
BBQ
The New Life Mission Inn
will hold a garden barbeque
at the Walnut Street Garden
location. Come out to visit,
eat and enjoy the garden from
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
SATURDAY, AUG. 5
Cruise-In
The Downtown Revital-
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ALL BOYS $
& GIRLS
2 E. Ste. Maries, Perryville, MO 63775
573-547-6521
ization Committee welcomes
car enthusiasts and families
to join on the square for an
afternoon of good music,
friends and muscle cars for
the monthly Cruise-In on the
Square. Events begin at 5 p.m.
on the square.
SATURDAY, AUG. 5
American Legion Post
158
Saturday night dance 7-10
p.m. Featuring The Mike Tus-
choff. Located at Band 319 N.
High St., Jackson. (573) 579-
9134.
ALL EVENTS LISTED WILL BE HELD
AT THE SENIOR CENTER, UNLESS
OTHERWISE STATED.
EVERY MONDAY
AND WEDNESDAY
Stronger Seniors
Workout
A chair-side exercise that
is safe and easy to follow. The
program will start at 10 a.m.
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Meal Delivery Volunteers
Needed
No driving required. 2
hours per day or less. Vol-
unteer as many days as you
can, no limit, no requirement.
Call (573) 547-2188 M-F 7:30
a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
TUESDAY, AUG 1
Bingo
Pville. Join us for Sereni-
ty Hospice Bingo starting at
10:30 a.m.
EPC. The Peoples Bank
will have bingo at the East
Perry location beginning at
noon.
THURSDAY, AUG 3
Cheesecake Day
A sweet treat to help
beat the summer heat by
enjoying Margarita Cheese-
cake at both centers today!
Taco salad will be served for
lunch.
FRIDAY, AUG. 4
Catfish Day
Enjoy a catfish or kettle
beef lunch today at the Per-
ryville center. EPC is closed
today.
MONDAY, AUG. 7
Bingo
Pville. Join us today for
Crown Hospice Bingo start-
ing at 10:30 a.m. with chick-
en and dumplings for lunch.
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TOPS members pictured in their award sashes are front row from left Selah Moore,
Pat Heuman, Margie Welker, Erline Welker and Karen Ernst. Back row are Celesta
Kiefer, Sharon lsreal and Marsha Lintner.
Perryville TOPS installs new
officers at awards ceremony
For the Republic-Monitor
The local TOPS SUpport
group recently elected and
installed new officers for
the 2017-2018 year.
The officers are: Lead-
er Selah Moore; Co-lead-
er Margie Welker; Secre-
tary Erline Welker; Treasur-
er Pat Heuman; and Weight
Recorder -Celesta Kiefer.
The pirate themed installa-
tion was conducted by Mar-
sha Lintner.
In addition, an awards
ceremony celebrating the
fitness goals achieved by
many of our members was
Farmington to see Baby
Boomer Reunion Concert
For the Republic-Monitor
The 15th annual Baby
Boomer Reunion Concert
will once again return to the
Farmington Centene Center
stage this weekend, Friday,
August 4 and Saturday, Au-
gust 5.
The show features 50
great musicians from all
styles who come togeth-
er and recreate the greatest
popular music live on stage
from the years 1955 (the first
year of the pop charts) up
through 1984.
All performers in the
show have local ties to the re-
gion, either living here now
or having grown up here.
Throughout the concert,
the detail to the sound and
presentation of the music is
given the all-star treatment
as the musicians switch in
and out in different combi-
nations on each and every
song.
The theme for this year’s
performance is “The Jack-
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also included.
Members received
charms or pinettes to attach
to sashes made for them by
Marsha Lintner.
Charms were given out
for weight loss milestones,
food journaling, atten-
dance, and exercising or fit-
ness related goals. Mone-
tary awards and certificates
were also given out.
TOPS (Take Off Pounds
Sensibly) is a nonprofit
weight-loss education and
support organization with a
philosophy that combines
healthy eating, regular ex-
ercise, wellness education,
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The Baby Boomer Re-
union Concert is sched-
uled this weekend at the
Farmington Centene Cen-
ter.
pot Concert, 7-7-7,” which
means that all of the music
throughout the show will be
from the years 1957, 1967
and 1977.
The music covers the en-
tire spectrum and will range
in style from pop to coun-
try, from soul to TV/movie
themes; from Frank Sina-
tra to Lynyrd Skynyrd, from
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and support from others at
weekly chapter meetings.
Games, contests and in-
centive awards help keep
members motivated and
goal oriented.
The group has a low
membership fee that in-
cludes a colorful and infor-
mative national magazine as
well as low weekly dues.
Anyone is welcome to
join the local group that
meets on Tuesday evenings
from5-6 p.m. at the Senior/
Community Center. For
more information contact
Selah Moore at (573) 547-
4432.
Patti Page to Donna Sum-
mer. All songs will be recre-
ated on stage in the manner
that they would have been
performed when first re-
leased.
The Baby Boomer Re-
union Concert came into ex-
istence 15 years ago (Au-
gust, 2003) as the inaugu-
ral concert for the opening
of the Farmington Centene
Center. The concert was cre-
ated as a “gift to the commu-
nity,” and has only grown
since that first day.
There are now three per-
formances for this year’s
show: Friday and Satur-
day evenings beginning at
7 p.m. and a matinee Satur-
day afternoon which begins
at 1 p.m. All tickets are re-
served at $12 each and can
be purchased at the Farming-
ton Civic Center through this
week, by calling (573) 756-
0900 and ordering by phone
or at the ticket office before
the beginning of each perfor-
mance.