monroe street
project

Smith Scholarship
Program

MCP MEETINGS
Board of Directors:

1st Monday of each month

Membership Meetings:
2nd Monday of each month

Location: 44 S. Monroe Street

Time: 7:30 pm

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MCPs 2nd Annual Chili Cookoff

IT’S GONNA GET HOT IN HERE!!!

Date: Sat. Feb. 20
Place:  Player's Place
Time: 3-6pm

Price: $5.00 general admission ages 12 and older

$3.00 for ages 6-11

ages 5 and under are free

For participants, $10.00 to enter your chili and all you can eat.

The menu will consist of " all you can eat" chili samples, Hot dogs, chips, and water and pop.

With your admission, you get 1 vote for your favorite chili! 

And just to spice things up even more, you can buy additional votes for your favorite chili for $1.00 each.

Ballot Stuffing is ENCOURAGED!!

Cash prizes for Chili competitors:
$25.00 1st
$15.00 2nd
$10.00 3rd
(And bragging rights of course!)

This is open to Player's members, their families and FRIENDS.

Remember that this is a FUNDRAISER to help pay for our rent and winter utilities!

So come hungry, come with cash, and stock up on Pepto and Beano for this one!!

Cooks should arrive by 2:00 to set-up. Bring a full crock-pot or roaster pan, a small ladle or spoon to serve and an extra extension cord. You can also decorate your area.

Bake sale: We are doing something new this year. We are having a silent auction to sell our baked goods. We need donations of cakes, pies, brownies, bar desserts or other. It should fit on a non-returnable plate.

We need volunteers the day before to set-up the room and decorate. Valinda will be there by 6:30pm. We can also use a few people on the day of the cook-off to help serve and clear tables.

Valinda would like anyone interested in any area to give her a call so she can plan.   Her home phone is 457-9822 .

 


The play is set in the fictional community of Grover's Corners.  Through the actions of the Stage Manager, the town of Grover's Corners is created for the audience and scenes from its history between the years of 1901 and 1913 play out. 

Our Town is a story of character development that details the interactions between citizens of an everyday town in the early twentieth century through their everyday lives (particularly the lives of George Gibbs, a doctor's son, and Emily Webb, the daughter of a newspaper editor).

Throughout the play, the Stage Manager conducts the story being told, taking questions from the audience, describing the locations and making key observations about the world he or she creates for the audience.

This "man of the hour" also plays several different but key roles within the story he or she tells, such as a preacher and the owner of a soda shop and an old woman.  Thornton Wilder won a Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1938 for Our Town and is the only writer to win for both fiction and drama.


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