Nancy Broermann, manager of the Tri-State Archives, and head archivist of the Ursulines of Cincinnati at Ursula Academy and co-author of Maria Longworth Storer: From Music and Art to Popes and Presidents. Broermann will tell some interesting stories about this unusual woman, founder of Cincinnati Rookwood Pottery and first woman to run a manufacturing company. Reservations required: $10 for members; $15 for non-members. Send check and name(s) to LMC, 201 Riverside Ave; Loveland, Oh 45140. Or use PayPal.

Although Christmas in Loveland will be celebrated three days, LMC will only participate on Saturday. We will be looking for music groups, planning for crafts in the cabin and possibly have the mini train again. Dick Shaver has agreed to set up his model train in the NFC Gallery and play conductor of a passenger train each weekend, beginning Thanksgiving weekend. Plans are ongoing, but we will need help on that day and if you have ideas for entertainment, please let our program chairman, Sue Peterson know.