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Where can two sisters on the other side of fifty, who want to add a little zest, fun and excitement to their lives, find it? Bingo! On any Bingo night at St. Joseph’s, you can find Fa- ther Mac, Coach Anderson, and the many off beat, colorful regulars we meet through the eyes of Sis and Babe! Previous registration required.

Welcome back this talented, charismatic jazz sing- er with a roaring voice! Wendee Glick “arrived” in 2002 with a strong debut album and an impressive pedigree in the arts. Based in the New England area, Glick grew to love jazz from her mother’s career as a singer. She was soon studying music at the University of Lowell. Growing a fondness for jazz legends like Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan, Glick became a fixture in several New England jazz clubs.

Our guest speaker this morning is Kenneth War- chol. Ken is a 6th generation beekeeper and has been the state apiary inspector for the past 41 years. Ken will speak on how the bees place in our world is important beyond our understanding. ALL are welcome to attend the presentation at ap- proximately 9:30 am.

Gary continues this series with William Henry Seward. William Henry Seward was one of the most important men of the nineteenth century. As governor of New York, founder of the Republican Party and out- spoken abolitionist, he was the odds-on favorite to receive the Republican Party’s nomination for president in 1860. Lincoln however, emerged as the party’s nominee while Seward secured the po- sition of Secretary of State. As Secretary of State, Seward not only managed foreign affairs but also played an important role in the political and mili- tary affairs of the Civil War years.