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New News UPCOMING/CURRENT EVENTS Hamlin Sign Dedication The Southern Wayne Regional Chamber of Commerce Hamlin sign project began with the Beautification Grant of $400.00 from PMVB, we invited the help of the community. We contacted Western Wayne wood shop instructor who spoke with a group of students. They offered their services and talents to the construction of four decorative Welcome to Hamlin signs. We then received a call from the Scout Master of Troop #205 that one of the scouts was looking for an eagle scout project to complete, and offered their services for the erection of the signs and landscaping of the sites. The Chamber then proceeded to contact local property owners for the use of their land in displaying of the signs. Many local businesses donated materials for the signs. With continuing support of PMVB, PPL, the county commissioners, it has truly been a community effort for the Beautification of the village, as well as identifying ourselves to our many visitors.
Upcoming events at the Community Library of Lake and Salem townships Each Wednesday our Preschool story time will start at 1:00PM . This is for ages 2 ½ -5. Please call the library at 689-0903 to register. Passport applications are now being accepted on Tuesday mornings and Thursday evenings.
St John's Episcopal Church Route 191 just south of Route 590 in Hamlin
THRIFT SHOPPE
January 27, 2007 SOUPS & BREADS SUPPER 4:00-7:00
February 10, 2007 THRIFT SHOP 9:00-1:00
February 24, 2007 ROAST BEEF DINNER 4:00-7:00 LACAWAC SANCTUARY Programs
at LACAWAC Contact: Jamie Harbaugh log
onto their website at www.lacawac.org
- If you have any questions about any of these programs or
would like to register for an event, please contact: educator@lacawac.org
January 14, Sun. 1-3
Snow & Soup Sunday
Join us in celebrating the snow or the
lack of snow. After enjoying a warm bowl of soup, Naturalist Jen Naugle
will lead a walk on one of Lacawac Sanctuary's many trails. If you do
not wish to join the walk, you can wait for the group in our lodge, but
you might get put to work on the refreshments. Hot chocolate, tea,
coffee and a delightful fire will be available to warm up returning
walkers. Pre-register by Jan. 10. Snow date 1/21. Donation:
Members $7, Children 12 & under Free; Non-members $10, Children 12
& under $3.
January 22, Mon 10am-Noon-Homeschool Naturalist – “Naturally Winter”
This program is designed for
home-schooled children ages 6-9 with a caregiver. Snow is
cool stuff! But where are all the animals?
How do they survive the winter? Is there
anything that can live in the snow? Pre-registration
is required. Donation: $5 for Member children, $7 for
Non-Member children. Call 570-689-9494
January 27, Sat 1-3 Snowpeople - Nature Craft
We don’t need real snow to make
snowmen. Come out and make a snowman or snowwoman
with our Environmental Educator, Jamie Harbaugh. We’ll
make little snowpeople that you can take home – they’ll even act as
an air freshener. So bring two eyes made out of coal,
and a little button nose and make a soapy snowman. If
the weather cooperates, we can go outside to make a real snowperson
after we’re done. Donation: $5 Members/$3
Non-Members, 12 and under free, plus $1 per snowman.
February 2, Fri 6pm Full Moon Walk “Snow Moon”
Join Environmental Educator Jamie
Harbaugh on a walk through the woods. With the full
moon and possible snow on the ground, you will not need your flashlight
to enjoy this night walk. Program is FREE, but
donations are welcome.
February 3, Sat 1-3 pm WALKS Footprints in the Snow, Part 1
Other News We recently had help from our friends, Paul Janecki from Spring Hill Airport, home of The Sterling Tree Farm and Cathy Shea from Cathy Shea Photography to take some great area photos. Here are some of the photos:
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