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| 06 FEb 2008 | Bradford County Florida Picnic - Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2008, at the Magnolia Bldg. Lakeside Complex, Lakeland, Florida. 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM $4.00 each. Bring table service and a food item. Ham, rolls and condiments will be provided. |
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LEROY HOLLY HOME TOUR SLATED FOR DECEMBER 8
LeRoy Heritage Museum, Inc. announces that the second annual LeRoy Holly Home Tour will be held December 8, 2007, from 12 noon to 4 p.m.
The tour will feature five historic homes in the community of LeRoy, beautifully decorated for the Christmas season. A variety of activities will also take place at the LeRoy Community Building (school house) during the event.
Tickets will be sold the day of the event. The price of the ticket includes the self-guided tour of the first floor of each home, the opportunity to enter for the chance to win door prizes, and holiday refreshments. In addition, a variety of live musical entertainment such as the Alba Brass will be available throughout the afternoon, as well as craft vendors, the museum gift shop, and a display showing the current renovation work taking place at the museum.
The tour will include two houses that were featured last year plus three new homes. This years participants are Mike & Lisa Miosi, Ron & Angie Kirby, Mark & Laura Crossan and Ron & Ruthie Bly. Each year homeowners use their imaginations and create new and different ways to adorn their homes for the season. As a result, visitors are guaranteed a different experience each year.
The much anticipated LeRoy Holly Home Tour helps fulfill the museum goal of preservation by featuring historic homes that have been or are currently being restored by their owners. It also assists in fulfilling the goal of education by sharing historical facts about each home with visitors. Last years participants were also pleased with the community pride fostered by the event.
The houses that will be featured on the tour are steeped in history. The oldest was built over 150 years ago. Another of the homes was built by one of LeRoy's early doctors, and still another was considered a model of what the ideal farm should look like. One of LeRoy's old hotels, currently undergoing restoration, will also be featured, and visitors will have the opportunity to see the large Victorian ballroom which was a significant source of entertainment in the community 100 years ago.
This special day is also a fundraiser for the LeRoy Heritage Museum, Inc. The museum is currently restoring the former Open Hand Grange in LeRoy which will become a museum and research library covering LeRoy Township and Barclay Mountain history. The facility is on schedule to be completed by the summer of 2008 and events such as the Holly Home Tour are helping to raise the $25,000 that is needed to finish the building.
Laura's This-n-That, located in the center of LeRoy (and featured on the tour), will be contributing 20% of their profit from that day to the museum. This will be a great opportunity to do some Christmas shopping, while benefiting LeRoy Heritage Museum at the same time!
LeRoy Heritage Museum, Inc. is offering businesses the opportunity to sponsor this event. A business name and contact information may be placed in an ad in the Holly Home Tour guide brochure that will be distributed to visitors during the tour. For details about this opportunity, call 570-364-5770 or visit the museum website to download a form.
The Holly Home Tour is just a part of this special holiday weekend in LeRoy. After the tour, visitors will be encouraged to stop at the historic LeRoy General Store to order their dinner. A famous Heritage Cheese Steak may be perfect on a winter day. Later in the evening the LeRoy Independent Baptist Church will feature its popular event entitled, "Bethlehem Boulevard." This is an interactive walking tour of the village of Bethlehem that is built inside the church facility and will be expanded this year with new additions to the town.
To view photos of the houses being featured on the Holly Home Tour, or to see an up-to-date schedule of events, visit the LeRoy Heritage Museum website at www.leroyheritage.org, and click on "Holly Home Tour" in the Events section. If you have questions, call 570-364-5770 or email leroymuseum@frontiernet.net.
Christmas Tree Gala
Thursday, December 6th
6:00 - 8:30 PM
Come to see the Museum decorated for the Holidays and enjoy a delightful time with friends and neighbors. Joel and Sue Christian will provide the musical entertainment for the evening. There will be a selection of tasty food, beer, wine, soft drinks, and an array of festive cookies and sweets. Tours of the museum will feature the season’s special exhibit - Toys and Winter Fun from Generations Past. There will be a chance to win prizes throughout the night. The evening’s events will include the much anticipated Christmas Tree Auction offering many fine decorated Christmas trees and holiday items for you to bid on. Advance tickets and are available at the Museum, C&N Bank in Towanda, and Sturzen Furniture in Towanda and Sayre. $8 in advance /$10 at the door
Brown Bag Lunch at the Museum
Friday, December 7th
10:00 – 2:00
Bring your “brown bag” lunch and
enjoy a well deserved break at the museum. The Great Room will be the perfect
place to spend your lunch-hour as we welcome you with festive holiday decorations,
music and the aroma of hot cider and cookies (available free of charge).
Make sure to tour the museum and visit the gift shop!
Free admission
Kids at the Museum
Saturday, December 8th
10:00 -2:00
Bring the family to the museum and watch as your children marvel at the many items displayed in the exhibit Toys and Winter Fun from Generations Past! All of the children will have fun playing games and making their own ornaments with Santa’s elves. Tour the museum while the holiday decorations are up and visit the gift shop. Holiday refreshments will be served Free admission .
Christmas Book Sale
Sunday, December 9th
11:00 – 3:00
Browse the many titles on display in the reference library on the third floor of the museum. Choose the perfect gift for that someone special and take advantage of the once a year pricing on some popular items. Be the first to take home a signed copy of BCHS’s new book “BARCLAY MOUNTAIN – A History”. After shopping stop down to the Great Room and enjoy yummy cookies and punch. Save time to tour the museum! Free admission
We will continue to keep our headquarter mailing address at our current Sayre Address and will actually accept or direct much mail to the Center, just for convenience and to always stay grounded in the state (PA) that we were incorporated in,while reaching out to our friends in NY.
Let's face it - - the Indians didn't have these borders..and we will strive to ensure that we continue to support the Northern Tier of New York and Southern Pa as we laid down in our bylaws when were were founded.
To learn more about our plans - visit http://sracenter.blogspot.com/2007/11/stone-soup.html
Deb Twigg
Executive Director
S.R.A.C
www.SRACenter.org
H - (607)565-2536
What's all the chatter? - Find out now at SRACenter.blogspot.com
Tis the night before Christmas and all through the town,
every shelter is full - we are lost, but not found,
Our numbers are hung on our kennels so bare,
we hope every minute that someone will care,
They'll come to adopt us and give us the call,
"Come here, Max and Sparkie - come fetch your new ball!!
But now we sit here and think of the days...
we were treated so fondly - we had cute, baby ways,
Once we were little, then we grew and we grew
now we're no longer young and we're no longer new.
So out the back door we were thrown like the trash,
they reacted so quickly - why were they so rash?
We "jump on the children:, "don't come when they call",
we "bark when they leave us", climb over the wall.
We should have been neutered, we should have been spayed,
now we suffer the consequence of the errors THEY made.
If only they'd trained us, if only we knew...
we'd have done what they asked us and worshiped them, too.
We were left in the backyard, or worse -let to roam-
now we're tired and lonely and out of a home.
They dropped us off here and they kissed us good-bye...
"Maybe someone else will give you a try."
So now here we are, all confused and alone...
in a shelter with others who long for a home.
The kind workers come through with a meal and a pat,
with so many to care for, they can't stay to chat.
They move to the next kennel, giving each of us cheer...
we know that they wonder how long we'll be here.
We lay down to sleep and sweet dreams fill our heads...
of a home filled with love and our own cozy beds.
Then we wake to see sad eyes, brimming with tears -
our friends filled with emptiness, worry, and fear.
If you can't adopt us and there's no room at the Inn -
could you help with the bills and fill our food bin?
We count on your kindness each day of the year -
can you give more than hope to everyone here?
Please make a donation to pay for the heat...
and help get us something special to eat.
The shelter that cares for us wants us to live,
and more of us will, if more people will give.
Author Unknown
Monday, January 14, 2008 at 5:30
Schedule at a Glance
5:30 - Reception
6:00 - Dinner Catered by PDR
6:45 - Business Meeting: Welcome New Trustees
7:00 - Program: Chemung Valley Heritage: An Archaeological
Perspective presented by Dr. Nina Versaggi, Director of the Public Archaeology at Binghamton University
8:00 – Adjourn Meeting
The cost is $15.00 per person. Please RSVP by Friday January 11,
2008 to (607)-734-4167.
Take this opportunity to say goodbye to outgoing trustees and
welcome new trustees while enjoying an evening of friends, food, and fun.
Kerry Lippincott
Education Coordinator
Chemung Valley History Museum
415 E. Water St.
Elmira, NY 14901
phone: (607) 734-4167, ext. 205
fax: (607) 734-1565
educator@chemungvalleymuseum.org
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