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1 Dec. 15-29, 2021 850-492-5221 Page 2 The Mullet Wrapper Dec. 15-29, 2021 Ad. Info: 850-492-5221 SHARE YOUR COMMUNITY NEWS E-Mail: PARTY-NOCOVER-LIVEMUSIC W. BOGRANT-PARTYFAVORSAYCE Spaghetti: Wed. & Sun.: $ *(With purchase of a drink*)WARM BEER & LOUSY PIZZAA Bill McGinnes owned local institution for 36 yearsHAPPY HOUR 11-7 MON-FRI$ MILLER LITE LONGNECKS: 11-7 DAILYP rime Rib: Thursday (after 5): $ Menu Til Midnight Christmas Eve: (4-8) Smokey Otis (Early Closing)Orders To Go: Call 251-948-7262 59, Gulf Shores 1/4 Mile North of Public BeachLIVEMUSICNIGHTLY- NEVERA ,21,22,28,29,30 Smokey Otis & Mark ,18&31: Bo :Destiny Brown :Brent :Tim Robinson EVERYWED&FRI:Danny Grady (3:30-5:30)CHRISTMASEVE:(4-8) Smokey Otis (Early Closing)DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS (WED-FRI) 11-2Ad.

2 Info: 850-492-5221 SHARE YOUR COMMUNITY NEWS Email: Dec. 15-29, 2021 Page 3 Foley High School Choir will sing carols Dec. 17 at Heritage ParkDr. William Brown and the Foley High School Choir will singChristmas carols at the Heritage Park Gazebo in historic down-town Foley on Dec. 17 from 6-7 The park is located at 101 Ave. Park. The Dr. William Brown and the Foley HighSchool Choir will be caroling in Heritage Park under the gazeboto bring the community a bit of Christmas Breakfast W. Santa Dec. 18 at Lillian Community ClubSanta and Mrs. Claus have notified the Optimist Club of PerdidoBay that they will be dropping by for the annual Breakfast withSanta on Saturday, Dec.

3 18 in the Lillian Community year s event was held outside with everyone masked and noSanta hugs. This year s event will be back to a full breakfast forboys and girls through age 12 and their families. The fun beginsat 9 with the Optimist Club s famous breakfast of eggs, bis-cuits and gravy, grits and other delicious items. After the breakfast, the youngsters will visit with Santa Clausand Mrs. Claus to share their Christmas wishes. Each boy andgirl will receive an age-appropriate gift. Parents are welcome totake photos of this special will be the third Christmas-sponsored program hosted bythe Optimist Club of Perdido Bay. The members organize the An-nual Lillian Christmas Parade and provide transportation forSanta Claus to visit special needs classes in Elberta Schools.

4 Healso distributes gifts to all the boys and girls, based on secret tipsfrom their teachers so the gifts would be appropriate for age 4 The Mullet Wrapper Dec. 15-29, 2021 Ad. Info: 850-492-5221 SHARE YOUR COMMUNITY NEWS E-Mail: Up Orange Beachwinners announced Dec. 17 Winners of the Orange Beach Garden Club'sannual Light Up Orange Beach Christmascontest will be announced on Dec. 17. Judging isbased on overall appearance from the street,creative use of decorations, lighting, blow upsand effective use of area. The first-place resi-dential winner will receive $100, while secondand third place will get an honorable business winners will get an honorablemention.

5 More info: s Noon Year s Evegets the party startedAs always, families and children will be thefocus during the annual Noon Year s Eve partyon Friday, Dec. 31 at LuLu s at Homeport Ma-rina in Gulf Shores. Starting at 10 , chil-dren will ring out the year in exciting style witha sandcastle building contest, face painting, apetting zoo, arts & crafts and live noon, a beach ball will drop and Noon Year sEve is celebrated with kid-friendly fireworks(huge bubblewrap!). Admission is free, and LuLu s kitchen will beopen throughout the festivities until 3 Buffett s LuLu s is located under the In-tracoastal Waterway Bridge at 200 E. 25th Ave.(Info: lulubuffett.)

6 Com or Want Candy Costume Contestslated Dec. 18 at Downtown OWAD owntown OWA in Foley will host its I WantCandy Ugly Sweater Costume Contest on from (1501 S OWA Blvd.) Arriveearly and add your name to the list. Entry isfee, and the prize will be a 6-foot stocking, bigenough to fit inside filled with tons of your most hideous holiday sweater of allto win this larger-than-life prize. Stick aroundfor special performances of I Want Candy pro-duced by Seward Studios at 2 , 3 and Info: 251-923-2111 or West Arctic Express open through Christmas EveAll aboard the Arctic Express at Summerdale s Wales West RVResort and Light Railway every Friday, Saturday and Sundayfrom 4 to 9 Beginning Dec.

7 15, Arctic Express is open nightlyfrom 4 to 9 through Christmas Eve. Admission is $15 perperson, and children 2 and under are admitted free. Group rates,field trips, and parties can be booked in an authentic steam train through a wonderland of lights,snow, and decorations to the North Pole. Visit with Santa in thewinter-wonderland barn and receive a free wooden toy. Staff cantake your family photo with Santa. Enjoy the Miniature TrainRide, Hayless Hayride, Potato Cannon, two playgrounds, Caf with meals and seasonal treats, concession stand with famouskettle korn and cotton candy, and a gift shop. Make your trainreservations at and pick up your tickets 15 min-utes before train departure.

8 Wales West is located on County Rd. 9 between Fairhope andSilverhill at 13670 Smiley St. For info, call 251-232-2322 or go toWe Wish You A Merry Christmas!Sand sculpter Charles Chumley share holiday greetings with the Mullet Wrapper as The Sand Guy, Chumley vacation here often from Roswell, Georgia. And when he does,Chumley always creates art on the beach at his usual spot in front of Sea-N-Suds in Gulf Info: 850-492-5221 SHARE YOUR COMMUNITY NEWS Email: Dec. 15-29, 2021 Page 5 Page 6 The Mullet Wrapper Dec. 15-29, 2021 Ad. Info: 850-492-5221 SHARE YOUR COMMUNITY NEWS E-Mail: LIBRARY:Friends of the Orange Beach Library have decorated the Library for the holiday season:Pictured:Rex Eaton, Jennie Barlow, Norma Lynch,Sharon Ramirez, Fred Gatch, Sherry Brandler, and David Lee help decorate trees with golden bells, evergreen branches, and of Lost Treasure seek Secret Santa sponsorsThe Pirates of Lost Treasure, the Perdido Key based MardiGras krewe, is continuing its 25 year tradition of raising moneyfor its Secret Santa program to provide a Merry Christmas toneedy families.

9 A member of the Piradftes of Lost Treasuretakes the parent shopping and spends $100 on each these are the only gifts these children receive andthey often ask for things like shoes and coats. The Pirates usu-ally help around 100 children annually. Tax deductible dona-tions can be mailed to Pirates of Lost Treasure c/o Secret Santa10447 Sorrento Road, Suite 100, PMB 76, Pensacola, FL make checks payable to PLT Secret Santa. Recipientsare mostly referred to the program by Southwest EscambiaCounty churches and schools, as well as word-of-mouth. Formore info, contact Brian Young at 34th Make It To Line Run Dec. 18 at Flora-BamaThe Flora-Bama Lounge & Package will host its 34th AnnualMake It to The Line 4-Mile Run/ Walk & 1-Mile Fun Run onSaturday, Dec.

10 18 at 10 Packet pick-up will be Dec. 17 from4-7 and Dec. 18 from 8:30-9:30 at the individual entry fee is $30 and the event is free for chil-dren 9 years & under (no t-shirt). The fee includes a race t-shirtand other goodies for the first 400 and plenty of healthy food,drink (including a couple of beers) and music on all three Bamastages post race. The 4-mile course is a simple out and backfrom the Flora-Bama to the Perdido Pass will be three deep in thirteen age categories maleand female for both runners and walkers. The now famouspost race party will also include lots of door prizes. The Flora-Bama is located on the Gulf at the Alabama-Florida line.