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Index: Pages/ Home, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
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Rummage and Bake sale
Semi-Annual Pythian Sister Rummage and Bake sale.
The sale will be held at 123 College Street in West Farmington Friday, October 3 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, October 4 from 9 a.m. to noon.
There will be used clothing, books, and household items. Saturday is two dollar a bag day. Lunch will be served.
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Autumn Beauty
The Reason for the season, is the splendor of it all
As the leaves begin to gently fall, upon the earth this fall.
The gentle breeze blows through the trees, as the wind kicks up
The leaves begin to rustle, and gently do their dance.
Down the hill and across the road and land upon an open field.
The field becomes a blanket of beauty, with its many colorful shades
One cannot deny the beauty of it all cause God is the greatest
Artist who created the beauty of fall.
Shelia Prokop
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The Republican ticket, John McCain and Sarah Palin, stopped at the Vienna Air Force base for a party rally. Over 7,000 Republicans packed the base to hear the presidential candidate speak. Senator McCain tried to ease the fear of an economic collapse to local voters. Gov. Palin spoke for about 15 minutes energizing the party as allows. Both parties are showing massive interest in the Valley and Ohio in general, rightfully so. In 2004 Bush's victory could primarily be attributed to winning midwestern states like Ohio. A few days later Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Joe Biden stop by downtown speaking about "Change" (the parties platform) but not really touching, as usual, in how that "change" is going to come about. With the election less than six weeks away and Ohio still up in the air both candidates will probably be revisiting the surrounding area's to grab some last second support.
Current polls have Obama leading McCain by only 1%. There's no doubting that the election will be won in the last few days of the race. Every vote counts, contact your local government offices to register to vote before the registration deadline!
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Travel Bugs New York
Thanksgiving Tour
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Warren Women's Connection
Ladies - You are invited to bring a friend and join us for our "Highland Fling" luncheon on Monday, October 13, 2008 from 11:30 - 1:00 PM - Sponsored by Warren Women's Connection at Aulizio's Banquet Center, 4395 Youngstown-Warren Rd. (Rt. 422). Free nursery is available by reservation. Featuring: Heather McNaughton playing bagpipes. Speaker: William Rotar will speak on "Victory through adversity." Soloist: Joan Rotar will share her lovely voice. We cordially invite men to attend this month's luncheon; ladies are encouraged to bring along husband, brother or friend. The cost is $10 per person all inclusive. Reservations for the luncheon and nursery are necessary by October 9, 2008 and can be made by calling Georgia Hagan 330-369-8936 or Joyce Faiver 330-539-5837.
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Trumbull Memorial Hospital Ball Committee
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Area adults are invite to join member of the Travel Bugs on its third annual trip to New York City to enjoy Macy's Thanksgiving Parade. An Anderson motor coach will depart Howland on Tuesday, November 25-27.
The mini-vacation will include 2 nights lodging at the Hampton Inn, deluxe Thanksgiving meal at Galligers, Macy's parade, transportation, shopping in China Town, stop at ground zero and drop of stops to local attractions.
The cost is $359 per person. There is a $200 deposit required on registration. Come join the fun by calling 330-399-8846 or 330-399-1322 and ask for the trip co-coordinator. There is still six seats remaining on the Nov. 6-11 Branson Trip.
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If you're looking for upscale entertainment this holiday season, the ladies of the Trumbull Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary have just the ticket for you. Plans are well underway for Warren's annual premiere gala event, the TMH Women's Auxiliary Charity Ball to be held at Packard Music Hall on Saturday, December 13, 2008. Those who attend the black tie soiree, appropriately titled "Puttin' on the Ritz", will be wined, dined and entertained with continuous music from not one but two outstanding bands.
The Don Burns Orchestra and The Great Pretenders will provide music from the Big Band sounds to classic Rock'n'Roll ensuring that everyone will have a reason to get up and dance. So mark your calendar or call the Gift Shop at Trumbull Memorial Hospital at 330-841-9220 for information and your invitation.
This year's ball committee is pictured. Seated are Jeannette Menz, ball chairperson and Patti Augustine, special projects chairperson. Standing are Linda DeCesare, decorating co-chairperson, Stephanie Zimomra, decorating chairperson and Sally Taylor, food service chairperson. All profits from the Charity Ball are returned to the hospital in the form of equipment, special projects funding and nursing scholarships.
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