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2- Boalsburg-state college trip: 3-WGRC Skate night- sunset rink 6:30-9:00 10-11:30-2:00 Ice Skating at Sunbury. to view daily open dates-prices-times-etc go to http://www.seda-cog.org/nor-sunbury/cwp/view.asp?A=853&Q=428242 12- Ladies group at GCCC- see posting about this 15- Parents coffee break at Common grounds cafe in Middleburg. Come out and enjoy time for you in the craziness of the holiday! Nursery MAY be available upon request. Time to be determined by those interested. Contact me at svhomeschoolers@aol.com to sign up 21st-Christmas Party- at Andrea's church 10am-2pm bring a lunch potluck and old christmas cards (used is great) we will then go to a nursing home to sing Christmas carols and hand out cards. If anyone has a mobile music unit was can carry for music and a cd of carols we can use that would be helpful to stay on tune! rsvp to svhomeschoolers@aol.com Side note-The Boalsburg museum trip was AMAZING! Noone should have missed out on this! IOf you ever have the chance to go- GO! Thanks to the Epure's & McKenzies for coming along with the Dillman's! |
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http://www1.pplweb.com/eventapp/events_display.htm go to the above website to view their calender. They offer alot of great opportunities! |
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Want to have set aside time to work on your scrapbooks? Especially for Christmas gifts?! Michelle is opening her home to us! Here is the schedule:
Sunday 22nd maybe 3-7 (thinking everyone might need to get home to their families at a decent time) Sunday 29th same time if anyone is up for it
Thursday 3rd 5-9
Friday 4th 5-9
Thursday 10th 5-9
Friday 11th 4-8
Thursday 17th 4-8
Friday 18th 4-8
To sign up contact her at: (zakolski5@yahoo.com) or call (570-966-0183) She lives at: 526 Market Street in Mifflinburg |
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This is from Tracy O'Brian regarding something at the Union county library and I would like to know the interest level! "I heard back from the librarian. She will do a homeschool bookclub and she will present the monthly important person in history class for us. She said we just have to let her know the day we are interested in and she will reserve the room for us, since there is a DVD and activity. For bookclub we have to have a set day of the week to meet as well. She will do 2 books -one for young elementary and one for middleschoolers. How many do you think will be interested?" Please email me at svhomeschoolers@aol.com and let me know! |
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OK now its your turn! Start thinking about setting up some trips for Nov-& beyond! I will still set some up but I wanted to encourage you all to bring out your best! Some ideas of trips my family has done in the past I would do again- Brodarts in Williamsport; Pottery barn in Penns Creek; Furmans cannery in Northumberland; Whitaker center; Lancaster Trips I wondered about Chef boyardee; Holsom bread (we had one schedule yrs ago but it was canceled due to weather); In Lancaster there are 2 cool things (among all the others!) Here are 2 neat ones: http://www.handsonhouse.org/; http://www.landisvalleymuseum.org/ Now- years ago we went to the Landis valley museum for FREE sometime in March maybe? They don't have that calender up yet but if they do have a free day we can plan to go and right next door is the hands on house which is great for the younger crowd- we can schedule a group for 1-1/2 hours of time for $4 per person..by the way the museum is more like a village you walk from place to place building to building & see how things were done long ago like spinning wool, etc So that will wait till 2010.. Email me things you want to do- or trips you have done that have been successful in the past and I will post them on here! |
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To unclog the blog (hey that rhymes!) I am placing all trips/events we have done here so people who perhaps are new to the group can view the things we have done... September: Park Days; Penn Cheese factory in Winfield; Apple picking, fall crafts October: Penn Valley Airport; Roller skating November: Fort Hunter; Parent group meeting; Thanksgiving Party; Roller skating; Pocohontas at the library; RB Winter-Bears!. December: Boalsburg Museum; School house rock!; RB Winter Natural ornaments |
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I, Melissa, am in co-charge of a new program at our church devoted to giving ladies of the community a nice night out each month. We meet at Grace Covenant Community Church (the old blough wagner building), Cafe' lane in Middleburg behind the Middleburg hotel. The evening starts at 6:30 and is held EVERY SECOND SATURDAY NIGHT OF THE MONTH THROUGH THE YEAR! So now that you know that pre-mark your calendars! October was kicked of with comedy night! It was a blast! November was swap night- we had so much fun playing games to earn money them auctioning off the items people brought. If you missed it- too bad for you cause it was awesome! December is Christmas Craft night- bring a craft to share with enough for 5-10 people to do in supplies- ONLY if you want to & have a nice one to share! If you do- contact me so I can prepare. BUT there is no need to bring a craft- just come & do some! You will not want to miss how Sherry decorates the rooms up- she is simply amazing! Please take time for YOU this holiday season to have fun! |
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Greetings! ******************** In addition to the mainstage theatre productions, the School of Theatre will also present a variety of events in the Pavilion Theatre, including a Haunted House, The Brothers Size, The Odyssey, Cultural Conversations, the Nu. Musical Theatre Festival, and dance concerts and workshops. All performances are $3 at the door. See the complete listing below or visit www.theatre.psu.edu |
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Please check out your local and surrounding libraries for great event information! http://www.unioncountylibsys.org/ for example in September the Herr Mem. Library is having a dog show& in Oct. an anniversary day with "extreme pumpkin carving" for example! http://www.snydercountylibraries.org Also you can check out audio books you can download to your ipod, pc, mp3, etc and you never return them! The best though is tumble books that has books come to life online for the kids! My 3 year old likes The Duck in the Muck!
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