On Wednesday, James Boffetti, Senior Assistant Attorney General for the State of New Hampshire and Chief of the State Consumer and Antitrust Bureau, led a program on Consumer Fraud and Protection for Seniors hosted by the Wolfeboro Senior Center and Meals at All Saints Church. Lynn Tyler organized the event and about 70 members of the community took advantage of the informative  session.

Wolfeboro Police Detective Guy Maloney;  Police Chief,  Stuart Chase; Lynn Tyler; Senior NH Attorney General in charge of consumer fraud, James Boffetti; Joan Bissonnette, a paralegal at the Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau.

The Kingswood Youth Center is looking for volunteers to come and be with the teens (ages 12-18) one afternoon a week from 2:30 - 5:00 pm.  I was hoping you could post the attached announcement in your bulletin or perhaps on your announcement bulletin board.  This is a great opportunity for retired folks...many of our volunteers are retired teachers and guidance counselors but no previous experience is necessary.  Just being an adult who cares and listens is perfect.  We do a background check once volunteers fill out the volunteer application.  If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call me at 569-5949. 

During this month, Don Johnson's Photo Club is displaying photos at the Wolfeboro Public Library. Over 40 original works by 12 photographers, stop in and check it out.

Senior Meals & Activities is held each week here at All Saints in the parish hall. It begins at 10:00 am on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Each meal includes soup, salad and dessert. Please try it for lunch.