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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
7:30 p.m.
Free Admission

The McLean Historical Society invites you to join them at their June meeting for a presentation by Roger Mudd entitled "Where Exactly IS Ball's Hill?" Mudd will discuss the Civil War experiences of the Ball family, on a part of whose former lands he has resided for decades. McLean resident Mudd has a long and distinguished career in television journalism and broadcasting. He is noted for his award winning work with CBS News, the MacNeil Lehrer Newshour on PBS, and the History Channel. His work has been recognized with, among many other awards, five Emmys.

A reception will follow the presentation. Space and seating is limited. This special meeting will inaugurate a joint venture between the McLean Community Center and the McLean Historical Society. The society will provide a series of speakers on various historical topics as a part of the Center’s new Lifelong Learning Program, which will begin this fall.

Thursday, July 4
Rain Date: July 5
Langley High School Stadium
Grounds open at 8 p.m.
Free Admission and Parking

Receive an American flag from the McLean American Legion Post 270 and see Northern Virginia’s best fireworks display to honor our Nation’s 237th birthday.

Shuttle buses will be available from St. John’s Lutheran Church on Douglass St. and Georgetown Pike and from MCC.

Save the date! Almost 60 sellers!
Saturday, Sept. 7
9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Free admission
NEW location! 1420 Beverly Road, (at the intersection of Ingleside Ave. and Beverly Road, behind Staybridge Suites) 

Vendor spaces are first-come, first-served basis for $45. Commercial vendors and flea market dealers are allowed at this sale. To register, use the registration form on the inside back cover of the program guide or register online. Search for Fall Flea Market, Activity No. 2001.213.

Deadline to apply is Thursday, Sept. 5. Spaces go quickly, so please register early. Space has been provided through the courtesy of General Assets, Inc., and support of Giant and McLean Properties. We are grateful for their community support.

Sunday Soirée Series Dances

October 27

November 17

3-5 p.m.
Admission: $8 per person, $15 per couple.

Themes:
Sunday, October 27 - Ghouls and Ghosts 
Sunday, November 17 - Autumn Splendor

As inexpensive and enjoyable dates go, they don’t get better than this! Come hear the music of The Wayne Tympanick Trio as you try out your favorite dance moves and enjoy appetizers and other refreshments.


About Wayne Tympanick
Wayne began his music career as a student at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Mass., where he studied drum set with Alan Dawson. During that time, he did extensive touring with the popular singing group The Platters and was fortunate to play with the great Czechoslovakian pianist and composer Yan Hammer, who went on to write sound scores for many shows including "Miami Vice." Following graduation from Berklee, Wayne performed locally in the Boston area and also toured with Full Circle for the USO. Wayne decided to dedicate himself to a career in Music Education, working as a high school band director in Texas.  He also played with a number of noted bands, including the Glenn Miller Orchestra, the Guy Lombardo Orchestra, and many Texas jazz groups. In the late 1980s, Wayne returned to his East Coast roots, settling in first Baltimore and later in the Washington, DC area, where he performs and teaches. He has performed locally with the George Hipp Orchestra, Joe Ayala Trio, Seth Kibel’s Dixieland All-Stars and the Bay Jazz Project as well as many other groups. He also has performed live for Maryland Public Radio. His jazz groups have performed in many venues, including the Corcoran Art Gallery.