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Auburn/Webster Elks Has Plenty To Offer

The Auburn-Webster Elks Lodge will have a lot going on this week, including a health and wellness program for all ages. Pictured above: Elks bike safety day this summer. Photo Credit: Rick Sobey

AUBURN, Mass. – The Auburn/Webster Elks Lodge will be bustling with activity this weekend and beyond with a yard sale, clambake and exercise programs.

Saturday, Sept. 22

The Community Craft and Yard Sale goes from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the lodge. Spaces are $20 and tables can be rented for $5.

Donations of gently used items will be greatly appreciated, and items will be sold on the lodge table. These items can include end tables, lamps, framed pictures, small kitchen appliances, dishes, jewelry, games and toys and more.

The raffle table is back, and the lodge would appreciate any donations of new items or gift certificates.

Volunteers are needed to help with various duties. For more information or to volunteer, email bktbird@gmail.com.

Sunday, Sept. 23

The annual lodge clambake is back, starting at 1 p.m. The price for a complete package will be $25, and tickets are available in the members' lounge.

The day will be full of activities, including games of chance in the downstairs room and entertainment. Make sure you come down and enjoy a New England tradition and have some fun with your fellow members.

Bill Coakley will be leading the efforts this year to pull this busy day together. He would like anyone who is willing to help out during the day (serving, kitchen, dealing or anything else) to check out the sign-up sheet in the members lounge.  

Tuesday, Sept. 25

“Wellness Works,” a nutrition program for all ages operated by Harrington Memorial Hospital, will be at 754 Southbridge St. from 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Nutrition counselors will talk about healthy eating for both youths and seniors. Then, the two age groups will join together to make a healthy lunch or snack to go.

In addition, exercise and dance teachers will offer instruction to both age groups.

The Elks are trying to partner with health clubs and/or health facilities to utilize their staffs. They hope to have dance instructors teach classes suitable for all levels of activity, including Zumba, country line dance and hip-hop. The program also will have Wii equipment and TVs available for other types of exercise.

This will be the first of four sessions focusing on nutrition and exercise. The other dates are:  

  • Nov. 27, for youth.
  • Feb. 26, for youth.
  • May 28, for youth.

For more information, email johnnancyvw@charter.net or bktbird@gmail.com.

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