Sunday, July 16, Greenfield Hill, picnic.

By SUE EVANUSKA

Published: Jul 10, 2000 12:00 am

Monday, July 17, Washington plans a Mystery ride; Wolcott has a Mystery program; Hamden will meet at 6:30 pm to go on a Mystery ride.

Tuesday, Victory, picnic; Eureka to be announced; Goshen Picnic, fun and food; Metichewan âFair Time.â

Wednesday, Cheshire Picnic at Bernhardts.

Thursday, July 20, no meetings scheduled.

Friday, July 21, at Riverton âMoon Landingâ; Oxford âDog Daysâ; beacon Valley Tag Sale and Swap Meet; Farmill River picnic and meeting.

Camp Maud Isbel Berger opened on July 8, with all girlsâ units full and a few vacancies on the boysâ side.

Coming the 33rd annual Connecticut Agricultural Fair at the Goshen Fair Grounds, July 28-30. Admission $4 on Friday, $5 on Saturday and Sunday; free parking.

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