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F OUNDERS ORUM H

FOUNDERS FORUM
NOVEMBER 2014
VOLUME XII ISSUE 11
FOUNDERS HALL
A Donor-Supported Education and Recreation Center for Individuals Age 60 and Older
193 Danbury Road, Ridgefield, CT 06877
(203) 431-7000 FAX: (203) 431-7001
Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
E-mail: foundershall@founders-hall.org
Facebook: Founders Hall Ridgefield
Web: www.founders-hall.org
NOVEMBER HIGHLIGHTS
November 6
Billiards Doubles Tournament
O.W. L. S.
RVNA Blood Pressure Screening
Seminar: Legacy of Rome
10 am
10 am
noon
1 pm
November 7
Billiards Doubles Tournament
Seminar: Journey to Health
10 am
1 pm
November 13
Book Discussion: The Great Gatsby
3 pm
November 14
Music & Dance Tea
sponsored by HomeCare by RVNA
2 pm
November 19
Garden Corner Tree Decorating
1 pm
November 20
Wreath Festival Jingle & Mingle Opening Party
7 pm
November 21
Wreath Festival Member Morning
November 22 & 23 Wreath Festival
November 27 & 28 Closed for Thanksgiving
8:30 am
10 am
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FOUNDERS FORUM
MESSAGE FROM GRACE
In this season of Thanksgiving, I want to thank you for responding so quickly and generously to our annual
appeal. As you’ll read below, member support of Founders Hall is on the rise, which is why we can offer you all
these classes, seminars and social events in November and throughout the holiday season. As you read about our
holiday events, please note the sign-up dates, which will help us with our planning.
As the holidays approach, I have a request. Please refrain from organizing group gifts for your instructors. As
much as we appreciate your good intentions, group gifts can put unwelcome pressure on those who are unable to
participate. Thank you for understanding.
Kick off your holiday season by bringing friends and family to jingle and mingle at our Wreath Festival.
Throughout this four-day extravaganza, over 100 wreaths will deck our Hall, and the library/living room will be
transformed into a fabulous gift boutique. The festival happens just once every two years, so don’t miss this fun way
to support Founders Hall. Read more on page 8.
As we celebrate our 12th anniversary, I’m grateful for the wonderful members, the amazing staff and the terrific
foresight of the Couris and Goldstones who together have made Founders Hall such a treasure. Best wishes to all of
you for a bountiful season and Happy Thanksgiving.
SEMINARS
DEVELOPMENT
Thank you!
Response to our September
appeal has been terrific, bringing
in over $30,000 since Sept. 1.
Equally important, the percentage
of active members supporting
Founders Hall has increased to
60% as of Oct. 15.
As you know, Founders Hall
relies on the people who use it
and love it to support it. If you
are among the 60%, thank you. If
you have not yet made a donation,
it’s not too late!
Send in a donation by
December 31 so we can list you
among our cherished donors.
Legacy of Rome
Journey to Health
Thursday, Nov. 6
Friday, Nov. 7
1 pm
1 pm
If you’re interested in the
history of ancient Rome, come
hear author William McEachern.
His debut novel, Casting Lots,
is a historically and biblicallybased epic adventure that spans
ancient Rome and Greece. He
will narrate what you would see
and hear as you walked the streets
of ancient Rome, explain the
Latin roots of our
English language,
describe how
our government
is derived from
Roman models, and
recount other ways
that Rome enriches
our lives today.
As part of National
Diabetes Awareness Month,
Susan Laub, physical therapist
at Laurel Ridge Health Care
Center, will talk about making
healthy choices and behaviors
on your “journey to health.”
She will give you valuable
information about making
smart food choices, being active,
signs and symptoms of diabetes
and heart disease, and how to
avoid or
reduce your
risk of being
diagnosed
with these
diseases.
Founders Hall is a donor-supported education and recreation center open, without charge, to individuals 60 years of age or older in the Ridgefield
area. Founders Hall was built in 2002 by Founders Hall Foundation, Inc., a not-for-profit partnership of the Couri and Goldstone families. The
foundation operates Founders Hall with financial support from the families as well as from its members, civic-minded corporations, foundations
and individuals.
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Billiards Doubles
Tournament
Music and Dance Tea
Thurs., Nov. 6 & .Fri., Nov. 7
2 pm
Fri., Nov. 14
10 am
Founders Hall Singers and
$8/$10 nr
dance students will
entertain you.
Daylight Savings
Time ends on
Sunday, Nov. 2.
Turn your clock
back one hour.
Round robin format. Includes lunch on
Thursday. Please sign
up at front desk.
Cookies and tea to
follow!
HomeCare by
AFFORDABLE NON.MEDICAL HOME CARE
HOLIDAY EVENTS
Garden Corner
Decorate-the-Tree Party!
Wed., Nov. 19
1pm
We’re trimming our new Colorado
blue spruce with lights and holiday
decorations. Come join the fun! Our
last activity for this season will be
cleaning and mulching the gardens. If
you can help, please contact Jack at:
jack2cruise@gmail.com.
Looking for a great holiday gift?
How about Founders Hall gift certificates?
They’re available in any denomination and can be
used to pay for classes and events. You, your friends
or family can buy them in person or online at our
website: www.founders-hall.org.
See Tracy or Lee for more
information.
Christmas Tea
Holiday Party
Fri., Dec. 5
2 pm
Thurs., Dec. 11
3 - 6 pm
$13/$15 nr
Get into the spirit of the season with a
dance performance by the Ridgefield
School of Dance.
Entertainment by RHS Madrigals & FH Melodiers;
Visit from Santa • Buffet Dinner • Wine
Unreserved seating for members is still available.
Please sign up by Nov. 21.
NOVEMBER CALENDAR
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 (CONT’D)
FOUNDERS FORUM
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 (CONT’D)
8:20
Walking Group
2:00
Tap Dance Intermediate
11:05
Yoga Seated
8:30
Aerobics Section 1
3:00
Drawing: Adv Portrait 2
12:00
Needlework Group
8:30
Italian Beginners
3:00
Joy of Looking at Art 2
12:00
RVNA B P Screening
8:30
Tai Chi Beginner
3:00
Photoshop Level 2
12:00
Tai Chi Intermediate
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
3:00
Tap Dance Beginning
12:15
Piano Beginner
9:00
Genealogy Adv Beginner
12:30
Genealogy Advanced
9:15
Tai Chi Adv Beginner
1:00
Pinochle
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
10:00
Duplicate Bridge
10:00
Italian Cont Begs Level 4
10:30
Global Issues
10:30
I Can Draw
10:50
Strength & Balance 1
11:50
Strength & Balance Beg
12:30
Founders Hall Singers
12:40
Strength & Balance Beg 2
1:00
Computer Intro
1:30
1:30
Woodcarving Group
2:00
Bridge: Drop In
2:00
Drawing: Advanced Portrait
2:00
Movie: 12 Years a Slave
2:00
Writing Workshop
2:30
Stretch And Flex
3:35
Core
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5
8:20
Walking Group
8:30
Aerobics Section 1
8:30
Tai Chi Intro Workshop
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
9:00
Open Art Studio
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
10:00
Bridge Bidding
10:00
Current Events
10:00
Weaving Beyond Basics
10:30
All Things Venetian
10:50
8:30
Aerobics Section 1
11:30
Spanish Beginner
8:30
Tai Chi Beginner
11:50
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
12:00
Bridge Defense
9:15
12:30
Great Books
9:30
Founders Hall Band
12:40
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
1:00
Oil Painting
10:00
Billiards Tourney
1:00
Spanish Conversation
10:00
Duplicate Bridge
1:00
Woven Gifts
10:00
Open Computer Lab
1:00
Scrabble
1:00
Seminar: Legacy of Rome
1:05
Seated Stretch and Relax
1:15
Pickleball
2:00
Social Dancing
2:30
3:00
The Concerto PM
3:00
Zumba Gold
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7
1:15
All Things Venetian 2
10:50
8:30
Yoga I
1:30
Rughooking Group
11:00
Spanish: Cont Intermed
9:30
Aquacize
1:30
11:50
9:30
Computer Level 2
2:30
Mexican Train Dominoes
12:40
9:30
Drawing: Studio Class
2:30
Stretch And Flex
1:00
Bingo
9:45
Yoga Section 2
3:00
Oil Painting Section 2
1:00
Seminar: Journey to Health
10:00
Bridge Assisted Play
3:15
History: D-Day
1:00
Spanish Beginner
10:00
Investments Discussion
3:35
Core
1:15
Pickleball
10:00
Quilt or Sew
1:30
10:30
Art of Writing
Chess for Beginners
Genealogy Book
Line Dancing
10:30
8:30
2:30
Yoga I
Tech Help
Yoga Seated
8:30
2:45
11:05
Genealogy Intermed
Aquacize
Movie: Heaven is for Real
11:30
9:30
3:00
12:00
9:30
Piano Adv Beginner
12:15
Knit and Crochet
9:45
Yoga Section 2
8:20
Walking Group
12:30
Drawing: Beginning Portrait
10:00
Billiards Tourney
8:30
Aerobics Section 1
1:00
Chess Tactics
10:00
8:30
Italian Beginners
1:00
Joy of Looking at Art
10:00
Mah Jongg
8:30
Tai Chi Beginner
1:05
10:30
The Concerto
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
1:30
Photoshop Level 3
10:30
Genealogy Intermed
9:00
Quilting Group
11:00
Piano Intermed Beginner
9:15
2:00
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10 (CONT’D)
NOVEMBER CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 (CONT’D)
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 (CONT’D)
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
10:00
Duplicate Bridge
9:00
Open Art Studio
10:00
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
10:30
Global Issues
10:00
Bridge Bidding
10:30
I Can Draw
10:00
Current Events
8:30
Aerobics Section 1
10:50
10:00
8:30
Tai Chi Beginner
11:50
10:30
All Things Venetian
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
12:30
10:50
9:15
12:40
11:30
Spanish Beginner
9:30
Founders Hall Band
1:00
Computer Intro
11:50
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
1:30
12:00
Bridge Defense
10:00
Duplicate Bridge
1:30
Woodcarving Group
12:30
Great Books
10:00
Open Computer Lab
2:00
Bridge: Drop In
12:40
10:50
2:00
1:00
Oil Painting
11:00
2:00
Movie: Draft Day
1:00
11:50
2:00
Writing Workshop
1:00
Woven Gifts
12:40
2:30
Stretch And Flex
1:15
1:00
Spanish Beginner
3:35
Core
1:30
Rughooking Group
1:15
Pickleball
1:30
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
3:00
Book Discussion: The Great
Gatsby
3:00
Zumba Gold
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14
1:30
8:30
Yoga I
2:30
2:00
Music And Dance Tea
9:30
Aquacize
2:30
Stretch And Flex
2:30
Line Dancing
9:30
Computer Level 2
3:00
2:45
Tech Help
9:30
3:15
History: D-Day
9:45
Yoga Section 2
3:35
Core
10:00
10:00
8:30
Genealogy Book
10:00
Quilt or Sew
8:30
Yoga I
11:05
Yoga Seated
9:30
Aquacize
11:30
Genealogy Intermed
9:30
Piano Adv Beginner
12:00
9:45
Yoga Section 2
12:15
Knit and Crochet
10:00
12:30
10:00
Mah Jongg
1:00
Chess Tactics
10:30
Genealogy Intermed
1:00
11:00
The Concerto
1:05
11:00
Piano Intermed Beginner
1:30
Photoshop Level 3
11:05
Yoga Seated
2:00
Quilting Group
12:00
Needlework Group
2:00
12:00
3:00
12:15
Piano Beginner
3:00
12:30
Genealogy Advanced
3:00
Photoshop Level 2
1:00
Pinochle
3:00
Tap Dance Beginning
1:00
Scrabble
1:00
The Concerto PM
1:05
1:15
Pickleball
2:30
8:20
Walking Group
8:30
Aerobics Section 1
8:30
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17
8:20
Walking Group
8:30
Aerobics Section 1
8:30
Tai Chi Beginner
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
9:00
9:15
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
10:00
Duplicate Bridge
10:30
Global Issues
10:30
I Can Draw
10:50
11:50
12:30
12:40
1:00
Computer Intro
1:30
1:30
Woodcarving Group
2:00
Bridge: Drop In
2:00
2:00
Movie: Belle
2:00
Writing Workshop
2:30
Stretch And Flex
3:35
Core
NOVEMBER CALENDAR
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 (CONT’D)
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24
8:30
Yoga I
1:30
Rughooking Group
8:20
Walking Group
9:30
Aquacize
1:30
8:30
Aerobics Section 1
9:30
Computer Level 2
2:30
8:30
Tai Chi Beginner
9:30
2:30
Stretch And Flex
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
9:45
Yoga Section 2
3:00
9:15
10:00
3:15
History: D-Day
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
10:00
3:35
Core
10:50
10:00
Quilt or Sew
11:50
10:30
Art of Writing
8:30
Genealogy Book
12:40
11:05
Yoga Seated
8:30
Yoga I
1:30
11:30
Genealogy Intermed
9:30
Aquacize
2:00
Bridge: Drop In
12:00
9:45
Yoga Section 2
2:00
Movie: Dallas Buyers Club
12:15
Knit and Crochet
10:30
Genealogy Intermed
2:30
Stretch And Flex
12:30
11:05
Yoga Seated
3:35
Core
1:00
Chess Tactics
12:00
1:00
12:30
Genealogy Advanced
1:05
8:30
Yoga I
1:05
1:15
Basketball For Fun
9:30
Aquacize
1:15
Pickleball
1:30
Photoshop Level 3
9:45
Yoga Section 2
2:30
2:00
Quilting Group
11:05
Yoga Seated
3:00
Zumba Gold
2:00
12:00
7:00
Wreath Festival Opening
3:00
1:05
3:00
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21
3:00
Photoshop Level 2
8:30
3:00
Tap Dance Beginning
8:30
Tai Chi Beginner
8:30
Aerobics Section 1
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
8:30
8:30
Wreath Festival
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
10:50
11:50
12:40
1:30
2:30
2:30
Stretch And Flex
3:35
Core
Aerobics Section 1
8:20
Walking Group
8:20
Walking Group
9:15
8:30
Aerobics Section 1
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
8:30
10:00
Duplicate Bridge
9:00
Aerobics Section 2
10:00
Open Computer Lab
9:00
Open Art Studio
10:50
9:55
Aerobics Section 3
11:00
10:00
Bridge Bidding
11:50
10:00
Current Events
12:40
10:00
1:00
Bingo
10:30
All Things Venetian
1:00
Spanish Beginner
10:50
1:15
Pickleball
11:30
Spanish Beginner
1:30
11:50
2:30
Line Dancing
12:00
Bridge Defense
2:45
Tech Help
12:30
Great Books
12:40
1:00
Oil Painting
1:00
1:00
Woven Gifts
1:15
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
10:00
Wreath Festival
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23
10:00
Wreath Festival
& FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28
Closed for Thanksgiving
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NOVEMBER AT THE MOVIES
Mon., Nov. 3
2pm
LET’S PLAY
12 Years a Slave
The autobiography of Solomon Northup, a free black
man who was abducted from New York state and sold
into slavery in the mid-1800s, serves as the basis for this
historical drama.
R, 134 mins.
Fri., Nov. 7
3pm*
2pm
Draft Day
On the day of the NFL player draft, Cleveland general
manager Sonny Weaver trades up to get the first pick in
this breezy sports drama. And while his decision may save
football in his city, it just might cost him his girlfriend and
his team.
PG-13, 110 mins.
Mon., Nov 17
2pm
Bingo
Fridays
November 7, 21
Bridge
Mondays
2 - 4:30 pm
November 3, 10, 17, 24
Mah Jongg
Thursdays
November 6, 13
Mexican Train
Dominoes
Wednesdays
2:30 - 4:30 pm
November 5, 12, 19, 26
Pinochle
Thursdays
November 6, 13
1 - 3 pm
Scrabble
Thursdays
November 6, 13
1 - 3 pm
Heaven is for Real
The true story of the 4-year old son of a small-town
Nebraska pastor who, during emergency surgery, slips from
consciousness and enters heaven. When he awakes, he
recounts his experiences on the other side. PG, 99 mins.
Mon., Nov 10
Get together to play the following games:
1 - 3 pm
10 am-12 pm
Belle
This period drama traces the life of Dido Elizabeth Belle, a
bi-racial girl born in 1761 to a British admiral father and an
African mother. Raised by her great-uncle, Dido finds her
place in society despite her mixed ethnicity. PG,105 mins.
Mon., Nov 24
2pm
Dallas Buyers Club
Loosely based on true events, this drama follows Ron
Woodroof, who refuses to accept he’ll die in 30 days when
he’s diagnosed with AIDS in 1986. He extends his life and
eventually helps many other AIDS patients by smuggling
medications from abroad.
R, 117 mins.
*Please note later start time.
Our Newest Members as of Oct. 15
Phyllis Batti
Andrea Beebe
David Beebe
Amanda Colaneri
Robert Colen
Eileen Connors
Sharon Dunphy
Mort Fischer
Helen Fortin
Betty Hanney
Thomas Jones
Michael Mandelbaum
Deborah Martin
Juli McGrath
Florence McLaughlin
Patte Perrella
Elizabeth Shaban
Lillian Sherdal
Dorothy Traiger
Arthur Traiger
Mary Watson-Stribula
Alan Winsor
Linda Zuckerman
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Wreath Festival
& Holiday Boutique
November 21* • 22 • 23
10 am – 4pm, Free Admission!
Display and sales of over 100 wreaths decorated by local
designers, artists, businesses and individuals. Entertainment
by local performers and an art exhibit by Founders Hall
members throughout the weekend. Holiday Boutique
features a fabulous assortment of elegant home decor items,
holiday gifts, kitchen and gourmet goods, jewelry, accessories
and more.
*Member Morning
Fri., Nov. 21, 8:30 - 10 am
Shop for wreaths and boutique items before the festival
opens to the public.
Coffee, treats and entertainment, too!
Jingle & Mingle
Opening Party
Thursday, Nov. 20
7 - 10 pm
$60
Open bar, appetizers, desserts,
Echoes of Sinatra featuring Steve Kazlauskas,
Silent auction,
First dibs on wreaths & boutique!
HELP WANTED
Wreaths
There’s still time to buy a wreath, decorate
it and donate it back to Founders Hall for
the Wreath Festival. See Tracy for details.
Boxwood Trees
Create miniature boxwood trees for the
boutique on:
Tues., Nov. 18 or Wed., Nov. 19
9 am - 3:30 pm
Please sign up at the front desk.
General
Volunteer to help at the Wreath Festival.
See Lisa for details.
SPONSORS
PLATINUM
Union Savings Bank
Joanne and John Patrick
GOLD
Colonial Cleaners
Durants Party Rentals
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Thank you to all our donors
from September 16th through October 14th
The Aaronson Family
Ruth Abrahamson
Joseph Adams
Dot and Jack Alexander
Nancy and John Amato
Anonymous
Richard Attridge
Jessica and Joshua Auerbach
Anthony Barber
Sue and John Baruc
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Vernon and Nancy Beck
Buzz Bedient
Mary and Joseph Bellacosa
Jim and Jan Belote
Suzanne Benton
Helene Berger
John and Lori Berisford
George and Dawn Besse
Phyllis Best
Bethel Health Care Center
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Donna and Michael
Bonelli,Sr.
Mary and Peter Bostwick
William and Doris Bosworth
Maude Brady
Frank and Elfrieda Brandon
Bernadette Brennan
The Broderick Family
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Liz and George Brooks
Max and Fran Caldwell
Joan Campbell
Charles and Dorothy
Chapman
Jay Chase
Sally and Ping Chow
Shirley and John Clifford
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Crowl
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Barbara and Clancy
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Fink
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The Goldstone Family
Foundation
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Harmony Gardens
Barbara Harrison
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Doris H. Healey
Gail and Howard Henner
Rhonda Hill
Hiro and Anita Hiranandani
Barbara and Miles Hisiger
Mrs. Ruth I. Holzthum
The HomeVision Group
Jean and Jim Horend
Mary T. Horvath
IBM Employee Services
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Janet Jacobs
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Paul and Lyn Jasinski
Peggy Jett
Diane and Craig Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. William
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Keeler Tavern Museum
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Sally and Doug Kenny
William Kenyon
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Arline and Robert Kimerling
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Kokalari
Maureen and Thomas
Kozlark
Regina and Tom Kriz
Bessie Krysiewich
Ursula Kuehling
Susan and Kevin Lally
Bunny and Frank Lancaster
Gys Landsberger
Diane and Dick Larson
Laurel Ridge Health Care
Center
Joyce and Gene Lavatori
Aline Lawrence
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Anna Lossius
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Fiona and Charles Lundy
Pat MacDonald
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Guido and Toni Maiolo
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Patti and Tom Maloney
John and Jeanette Mannuzza
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Mr. and Mrs. R.H.
Martinsen
Dr. and Mrs. Jan Mashman
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Matuszewski
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Pat and Frank McPike, Jr.
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Montanari Fuel Service, Inc.
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