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15 - Sweetheart Jamboree - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI Music by Luv In Country

March 2004
14 - Gentlemen's Jamboree - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI Music by Pat McNamara and Carol County Line

APRIL 2004
5 - Special Benefit for Peg Gatlin, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI Music by Pete Bonny and Co.

18 - Annual Award Show - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI Music by Candi's Country Classics

August 2004
10 - Board of Directors Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7PM
29 - Installation of Officers Jamboree - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Shirley Jackson and the Country Drifters.

September 2004
7 - Board of Directors Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7PM
26 - End-of-Summer Jamboree. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Dotty Zack and the Outlaws.

October 2004
11 - RI Country Music Hall of Fame Induction of Members. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 1 - 5 PM.
12 - Board of Directors Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7PM
24 - Harvest Dance. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Hank Walters and The Nashville Sound.

November 2004
21 - Turkey Trot - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Durango Mango.

December 2004
12 - Christmas Party - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Cindy Lane and True Country.
14 - General Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7PM

January 2005
6 - 25 Week Club Dinner-Dance - 1:00 to 5:00 Chelo's, Post Road Warwick, Music by Babs and Maril's Hayloft Jamboree
11 - Board of Directors Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7PM

February 2005
8 - General Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7PM
13 - Sweetheart Jamboree - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Blackstone River Band with Val Leri

27 - Walter Hall's Benefit for A. L. Post 15 - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Cindy Lane and True Country

March 2005
8 - Board of Directors Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7PM
13 - Gentleman's Jamboree - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Candi's Country Classics

April 2005
12 - Board of Directors Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7PM
17 - CMA of RI Awards Show - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Ray Dixon's Country All-Stars

24 - Walter Hall presents a Benefit for A. L. Post 15. Music by Candi's Country Classics 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

May 2005
10 - Board of Directors Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7PM
15 - Spring Fling - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Cindy Lane & True Country

12 - CMA of RI Annual BBQ - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Matt Connelly and West Wind
14 - General Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7PM Election of Officers.
26 - Walter Hall presents a Benefit for A. L. Post 15. Music by Cindy Lane and True Country. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

10 - Walter Hall presents a Benefit for A. L. Post 15. Music by Jeannie Lovering and Chameleon. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

12 - Board Meeting. A. L. Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. 7 PM Set up schedule of events for year.

7 - Installation of Officers. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Babs and Maril's Hayloft Jamboree.

9 - Board of Directors Meeting. 7:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

14 - Pot Luck Dinner and Dance for the benefit of Andy Perry. Music by the Hall of Fame. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

17- RICH At Washington County Fair. Many guests including Al Carter, Larry Niles

4- End of Summer Jamboree. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Candi's Country Classics.

13 - Board of Directors Meeting. 7:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

2 - Harvest Dance. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Ray Dixon and the Country All Stars.

10 - Rhode Island Country Music Hall of Fame Dance and Induction of New Members. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By tbd.

11 - General Meeting. 7:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

23 - R. I. Steel Guitar Show. Knights of Columbus 1675 Douglas Avenue, North Providence, RI. 1-6 PM

30 - Benefit for Post 15 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Mickey Lee Marshall Band. Presented by Walter Hall.

15- Board of Directors Meeting. 7:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

20 - Turkey Trot. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Anne Marie Collins Band.

27 - Benefit for Post 15 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Jeannie Lovering and Chameleon. Presented by Walter Hall.

4 - Annual CMA of RI Christmas Party. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Babs and Maril's Hayloft Jamboree.

13 - Board of Directors Meeting. 7:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

18 - Benefit for Post 15 - American Legion Post 15- East Greenwich, RI 1:00 - 5:00 PM. Music by Snake Bite. Presented by Walter Hall.

8 - Benefit for Post 15 - American Legion Post 15- East Greenwich, RI 1:00 - 5:00 PM. Music by Cindy Lane and True Country.

10 - Board of Directors Meeting. 7:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

22- 25 Week Club Dinner-Dance. West Valley Inn, West Warwick. 11:30 - 4:30 Music by Matt Connelly and West Wind.

5 - Sweetheart's Jamboree. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Durango Mango.

14 - General Meeting. 7:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

26 - Walter Hall presents a Benefit for Post 15. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Jeannie Lovering and Chameleon.

5 - Gentlemen's Jamboree. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Borrowed Time.

21 - Board of Directors Meeting. 7:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

19 - Rhode Island Country Music Hall of Fame Jamboree. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. The kitchen will be open.

26 - Cathy and Roberta's Birthday Party/ Benefit for Post 15. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Doggie-Cow Pie Poachers. Pot Luck dinner.

2 - Country Music Association of Rhode Island Annual Award Show. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By Val Leri and the Rodeo Cowboys.

11- Board of Directors Meeting. 7:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

30 - Benefit for Post 15. 1 to 5 PM Music by Manny Massa and the Goat Ropers.

21 - Spring Fling. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music By

4 - CMA of RI Annual BBQ - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

(L to R) Gordy Brown, Rex Trailer, Slim Sullivan, Johnnie White, ?,?, Babe Jackson, Babs White, Ray Dixon, Maril Albro, Bob Martin, ?

On Sunday, June 11^th, Hall of Famer, John Penny & current Indian Ranch Foreman Tom Robert did a wonderful job Emceeing the show and these are the highlights.

In November 1946, George Mahoney rented the property and held his first Sunday afternoon show—probably indoors. Since George only rented but didn’t own the property, he had many disputes with his landlord who wanted to break the lease many times. But George persevered and kept the ranch going every Sunday afternoon for the first ten years. We lost George and Dixie a number of years ago but not before George was made a member of the Mass. Country Music Hall of Fame. His daughter Maryanne Reardon is with us today to help celebrate the 60^th Birthday of Indian Ranch. Please welcome her to the stage.

Tom Robert mentioned that George Mahoney performed with his partner in the due George & Dixie but that his wife Florence ran the Indian Ranch business for the first 10 years.

Maryanne Reardon then told some of her memories growing up and living on the property with her mom and dad in a trailer back where the banquet hall is located today. Tom then presented Maryanne with two Appreciation Awards—one in the names of George & Florence Mahoney and one in the names of George & Dixie.

John then introducing the first pioneer entertainer of the day. The first show here at the Ranch featured George and Dixie singing cowboy songs and yodeling—The Utah Kid and his Prairie Pals from WOON in Woonsocket, RI—Emo Carter, the King of the Banjo from West Virginia—Jerry Martel, the Mad Man of Comedy—and a husband and wife team known as Joy & Slim. Slim lost his wife and partner Joy a number of years ago but he is with us today. One of the first acts to play this ranch is now a member of the Mass. Country Music Hall of Fame—please make welcome, FRANK REGO.

Song “Blue Moon of Kentucky” with his own brand of yodeling. Tom then presented Frank with an Indian Ranch Pioneer Artist Award and hung a brass Pioneer Performer medallion on green ribbon around his neck. Every pioneer performer received these mementoes following their act.

GEORGIA MAE - In the late 1930s, a young lady wearing a white cowboy hat and boots wanted a white guitar to go with them. There were none. So she contacted the DuPont Co. in Boston and together, they developed the first colored guitar in history. She also invented the triple yodel and patterned herself after the great Patsy Montana. The Doctors took away her yodel but, trooper that she is, she’s with us today. All the way up from Cape Cod, please welcome, Georgia Mae. Georgia came on stage and commented on her early years at the ranch.

SLIM SULLIVAN - We have another Slim with us today—Larry Slim Sullivan performed with a group called the Radio Rangers. He sang and picked on Dick Curless’ first record and helped introduce Joe Val to Boston audiences in the 50s. Joe went on to become the premier bluegrass artist in the area. From Brockton, Mass. and another member of the Mass. Country Music Hall of Fame, please make welcome Larry Sullivan.

SADOWSKY FAMILY - In 1957, The Sadowsky Family bought this property. At the time, Rock and Roll was seriously hurting country music everywhere and Indian Ranch was no exception. The owners almost turned this place into condominiums. But, as you can see, it is still here and going strong. John Penny mentioned that in all the years he’s been there, he’s never been able to get the former foreman on stage. With fingers crossed he asked the crowd to make welcome a man most folks new, Jake Sadowsky. Jake did come out and make a few remarks acknowledging some of the acts he had enjoyed over the years that were there for the celebration.

ROBERT FAMILY – John brought the ranch history up–to-date when he recognized the current owners of the ranch owners of the ranch, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Robert, sitting in the audience and their son Tom on stage. Tom then vowed to keep the country music tradition going at the ranch for another 60 years and told of the new amenities in the expanded camping area including naming the various areas after Nashville, Branson, Grand Ole Opry, etc. He told us the streets were also going to have country music stars names. The campers were being polled for their ideas to help do this, He then presented John with the “John Penny Lane” sign as a fitting tribute to John’s many years contributing to the ranch’s entertainment and taking over the booking of all the acts there since the death of Abe Ford a couple of years ago and the many charity shows he’s presented there over the years.

RICK RAYLE – For a long time, there was a team known as the Rayle Brothers. One of them is with us today to help us celebrate. Please welcome, from Attleboro, Mass., and a member of the Rhode Island Country Music Hall of Fame, Rick Rayle.

Song – “You Don’t Have To Be A Baby To Cry”. Following the presentation of Rick’s Award and medallion, he mentioned that his late partner was also a big part of this award.

RUSTY ROGERS -- New England’s version of the Sons of the Pioneers were called the Down Homers. They performed over WTIC in Hartford, Conn. and on the Mutual Network from New York. Only two remain from that group today. One is our headliner, Kenny Roberts who you’ll enjoy a little later. And from way up in Maine, please say hello to a member of the Maine, Mass. and Connecticut Halls of Fame, Rusty Rogers. Rusty did not perform but acknowledged the audience applause.

RAY DIXON is a name familiar to everyone in Rhode Island. He played up and down the east coast and Canada and has played here many times in the early years. Please make welcome a member of the Rhode Island Country Music Hall of Fame, Ray Dixon.

Song – “All You Do Is Bring Me Down" and said he had played the ranch for 20 years from 1955-1975.

GREM FERRIS - Grem Ferris & the Wheels is a band that played here many times over the years. They backed up the great Dick Curless and many, many others. Grem is another member of the Mass. Country Music Hall of Fame, and is from Wrentham, Mass. Grem couldn’t make it here today but we wanted to recognize his contribution to the ranch history.

BOB & GRACE FRENCH - The Rainbow Valley Boys and Sweetheart were the premier bluegrass music group in the Boston area starting in the early 1950s. They helped spread the music throughout this area and up into the state of Maine. Led by Bob French and his sweetheart, Grace, they now live in Maine. Unfortunately, they were not able to make it today.

John then invited Gordon Brown to the stage to accept the awards for Grem and Bob & Grace. John said Gordy knew more about New England country music history than anyone and that today’s show could not have happened with his efforts.

Gordy then mentioned that John Penny wouldn’t say it on stage, but wanted everyone to know that John is a member of the Mass. and New Hampshire Halls of Fame and his fiddler, Richie Dubois is a member of Rhode Island’s Hall of Fame.

BABE and BILLY JACKSON are members of the Rhode Island Country Music Hall of Fame. They also played here many times with their band. We lost Billy a number of years ago but Babe is with us today.

Song – “Room Full of Roses” followed by presentation of her award and medallion.

DUSTY CAL WITHAM - Back in the early days, Clyde Joy, New England’s Granddaddy of Country Music was teamed up with Dusty Cal Witham. Clyde’s age and health dose not allow him to be with us today from his home in New Hampshire. But his partner, Dusty has come all the way from Cambridge, New York.

HAYLOFT JAMBOREE The premier family group of entertainers for over 60 years in this area has been the Hayloft Jamboree. Eddie Zack and Cousin Richie led the group but they are no longer with us. All are members of the Rhode Island Country Music Hall of Fame. Their sisters, Babs & Maril are keeping the Hayloft Jamboree tradition alive.

BOBBY MARTIN – Another member of the Rhode Island Hall of Fame is with us today. He played with the Hayloft Jamboree Gang for many years and performed out here with them as well.

JOHNNY WHITE - One fella who is still a yodelin’ fool around these parts and who played this ranch many, many times is another Mass. Hall of Fame Member. From Billerica, Mass. please welcome Johnny White.

Song – “Chime Bells” & he included his famous “Yodelin’ Demonstration”

John Penny also recognized these other pioneers who were invited to the show but unable to attend. DENNIS MARTIN – Founder of New England Country Music Club in Uxbridge and FRANK LANE of the Lane Brothers are both retired and live in Florida.

KEITH BRADFORD from RI now has a recording business and is busy in Nashville. Keith also led the Kitty Wells Band for many years.

PEGGY DARLING and DOUG GARRON, both members of the MA Country Music Hall of Fame are confined to their home by illness.

BETTY GRIBBEN, Maine Hall of Fame and CLYDE JOY NH Hall of Fame are both 88 years old and unable to make the trip.

REX TRAILER - A TV Show called Boom Town on WBZ in Boston. It had been on the air for about 4 years when the Sadowsky’s took over. And the Sadowsky’s were talked into bringing him out here for a show by the now late promoter, Abe Ford. With Rex’s popularity and his TV show, the ranch had a full house that day. As you can see, it is still going strong today. Please welcome another member of the Mass. Country Music Hall of Fame, and a man with more Awards for his generosity and showmanship than anyone else—Boston TV’s Singing Cowboy, Rex Trailer.

Rex invited former Boom Towner’s to the front of the stage to sing the Boom Town Theme Song. He then told of writing his next song right after 9-11-01 for the folks who never had a chance to say goodbye to their loved ones that day

Song - “I Appreciate You”. He then asked the audience to shake hands with their neighbors.

After a brief intermission, the band returned to the stage and introduced young Jilly Martin who only had time to sing “Walkin’ After Midnight” as an opening to bring on the first headliner of the day.

KENNY ROBERTS – Another member of the Mass. CMA Hall of Fame, he did a wonderful set of his recordings including “Chocolate Ice Cream Cone” and his 1949 million seller, “(I Never See) Maggie (Alone).” Kenny started his career as a teenager in the band of the first headliner hired to play this ranch back in the 1940s, Yodelin’ Slim Clark. Kenny went on to become a great yodeler with the Down Homers group out in the mid-west. He had his own TV and Radio shows out there and appeared on many of the major country shows around the United States including the Midwestern Hayride, The Wheeling West Virginia Jamboree, the Grand Ole Opry and many others. When the Down Homers came to New England, The King of the Yodelers remained in the mid-west and New Englanders Slim & Rocky Coxx and Rusty Rogers augmented the group on WTIC in Hartford, CT and on the Coast-to-Coast Mutual Network out of New York. Kenny Roberts dedicated a couple of his songs to Georgia Mae and, Rusty Rogers. He also introduced his wife of 30 years, Bettyanne from Weymouth, Mass. who performed a few songs by herself and in a duet with her husband.

After a well-received performance, another short intermission was taken and then the second headliner of the day TOMMY CASH who did a fine show and a wonderful tribute set to his late brother, Johnny who is in Nashville’s Hall of Fame. Tommy, who sounds a good deal like his brother, sang many of the hits made famous by his older brother but also included some of his own Top 20 hits, including “Six White Horses”. He got a standing ovation and did an extra song.

All in all, a wonderful afternoon of traditional country music and a grand reunion of older artists at the oldest ranch of its kind in the country.

13 - Annual Meeting- Election of Officers. 7:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

11 - CMA Board Meeting - Dunkin Donuts, Main Street, East Greenwich 7 PM

30 - Walter Hall presents SNAKEBITE. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI

6 - Installation of Officers Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Val Leri & the Rodeo Cowboys.

17 - Jamboree in honor of Walter Hall, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Cindy Lane and True Country.

24 - Walter Hall presents Dotty Zack. Birthday Party for Eddie Albert 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI

1 - Harvest Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by West Wind.

9- Rhode Island Country Music Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Dance, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Hall of Fame.

15 - Walter Hall presents Dogie & Cowpie Poachers. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI

29 - Walter Hall presents Tricks and Treats, a Halloween Party, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Babs and Maril and the Hayloft Jamboree. Pot Luck Dinner.

5 - Walter Hall presents Jeannie Lovering & Chameleon. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI

12 - Turkey Trot Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Babs & Maril and the Hayloft Jamboree.

3 - Walter Hall presents Cindy Lane and True Country. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI

17 - CMA Christmas Party - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Candi's Country Classics

7 - Snowflake Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Pete Bonnie & Co..

14 - Walter Hall Presents Borrowed Time, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI.

4 - Sweethearts Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Dogie & Cowpie Poachers.

4 - Gents Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Linda Howard & Luv'n Country

1 - Awards Show - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Jeanie Lovering and Chameleon. The Kitchen will be open.

20 - 25 Week Club - 1 -5 PM, Music by Cindy Lane and True Country. Chelo's Restaurant, Post Road, Route 1, Warwick

3 - Pot Luck Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Durango Mango.

12 - CMA General Meeting - Election of Officers - AL Post 15 Post Road East Greenwich 7 PM

10 - CMA Board Meeting - Dunkin Donuts, Main Street, East Greenwich 7 PM

29 - Walter Hall presented a benefit for David Taylor with music by SNAKEBITE. 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI - Pot Luck Dinner and Bake Sale -

12 - Rhode Island Country Music Hall of Fame held a Chicken dinner/Dance on August 12, 2007 at Post 15.

16 - Lets Dance Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Ray Dixon and the Country All-Stars.

8 - Rhode Island Country Music Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Dance, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Hall of Fame.

28 - Harvest Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Dogie and Cowpie Poachers

18 - Turkey Trot Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Rachel Landry and Western Partners .

23 - CMA Christmas Party - 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15 Rt. 1 East Greenwich, RI. Music by Luv N Country

6 - Snowflake Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich, Music by Cindy Lane and True Country. ..

3 - Sweethearts Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich , 12 Noon. Music by The Goat Ropers. .

12- CMA General Meeting - American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich 7PM

,American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich, RI Music by Dotty Zack and the Outlaws.

11 - CMA Board Meeting - American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich 7 PM

6 - Awards Show - 1:00 to 5:00PM ., American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich Music by Matt Connelly and West Wind. The kitchen will be open.

8 - CMA General Meeting - American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich 7 PM

13 - Benefit for The Autism Project of RI.- 1:00 to 5:00PM Music by Babs and Maril and the Hayloft Jamboree.

13 - CMA Board Meeting - American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich, 12 Noon

18 - 25 Week Club -American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich 1 -5 PM, Music by Babs & Maril and the Hayloft Jamboree,

1 - Jamboree, 1:00 to 5:00PM. American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich , Music by Candi's Country Classics. The kitchen will be open.

10 - CMA General Meeting - Election of Officers -American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich 7 PM

3 - Dog Days of Summer Jamboree 1 -5 PM, American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. Music by Country Side Kicks.

5 - Board of Directors Meeting 12 Noon American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich

5- Harvest Jamboree 1 -5 PM, American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich. Music by Jeannie Lovering and Chameleon.

9 - Turkey Trot Jamboree 1 -5 PM, Music by Dottie Zack and the Outlaws. The kitchen will be open.

11 - Board of Directors Meeting 6 PM, American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich.

9- Board of Directors Meeting - 7 PM, American Legion Post 15, Post Road, East Greenwich.

14 - Christmas Party. Music by Cindy Lane and True Country.. Catering by Britay's