WCA Annual Meeting and special presentation for dog lovers
Join the board of directors of the Wilmot Community Association (WCA) for an action-packed Annual Meeting at 1 PM on Saturday, January 20. The meeting will take place at the WCA’s  Red Barn at 64 Village Road in Wilmot. All are welcome, and WCA members are encouraged to attend. Meet with friends and neighbors, cheer 2017 successes, and learn about plans for 2018. Make sure you stick around for refreshments and a great presentation on New Hampshire’s state dog by Bob Cottrell.
Yes, if you didn’t realize it, New Hampshire has a state dog. It’s the chinook. Thanks to a grant from the NH Humanities Council, Bob Cottrell will present On the Trail of New Hampshire’s State Dog at 2 PM on Saturday, January 20. Bob is a historian and museum consultant as well as a speaker with the New Hampshire Humanities Council. He will talk about these beautiful and hardworking animals at the Red Barn, 64 Village Road. Feel free to come early to learn about the WCA’s plans for 2018 and enjoy the refreshments. Both the meeting and presentation are free and open to all.

Established in 1963, the WCA is a membership-based, not-for-profit organization that brings neighbors together in Wilmot by providing the facilities for social, educational and recreational programs. It owns and operates the WCA Red Barn, a community center on Village Road, and Timothy Patten Park, a beach and playground on Shindagan Road.

The WCA’s office is open from 9 am to noon Monday through Wednesday and by appointment. More information is available at (603) 526-7934, on the organization’s website, www.WilmotWCA.org, or follow us on Facebook, www.facebook.com/WilmotWCA.