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If you don’t have other plans for Thanksgiving, why not gather with your friends and neighbors for a free Thanksgiving dinner? No cooking, no cleanup, no fuss. Just relax and enjoy a great turkey dinner with your friends and neighbors. All are welcome!
The community dinner is hosted by the Old Mission Peninsula United Methodist Church and includes a traditional turkey dinner with all the fixins’.
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The dinner will take place on Thanksgiving – Thursday, Nov. 28, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. at the church, 16426 Center Road on the Old Mission Peninsula.
It’s a free event – and reservations are NOT required – but to help the church crew plan better, feel free to call Wendy Warren, (231) 590-2363, and let her know how many people will be attending. (I’m thinking there will also be some of Wendy’s delicious home-made pies there.)
And if you’d like to help out, just show up and I’m sure they’ll put you to work.
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