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Centerville UMC changes name of preschool
Another successful school year has come to a close at Centerville United
Methodist Church Preschool. This year we graduated 18 students who
now are on their way to various kindergartens around Wayne County.
We have already started registration for students who, in the fall,
will be 3, 4, and 5 years old. For next school year, we will be changing
the name of our preschool. In an effort to highlight both our strong educational focus, and our Christian character teaching, we will now be Centerville Academic Christian Preschool.
We will still be the same quality preschool that has been at Centerville
United Methodist Church for more than 35 years, just with a new name.
You can still expect the same high quality classroom education and
strong moral guidelines. Our goal is to prepare students academically
and socially for kindergarten as well as guide them to make good character
choices that we hope will stick with them far beyond kindergarten.
As you’re considering preschool education for your child, here
are a few bits of information that might be helpful for you to know
about Centerville Academic Christian Preschool.
Our class for students age 4 or 5 meets Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
from 9:00 to 11:30 or 12:30 to 3:00 Our class for students age 3 or
4 meets Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:00 to 11:30.
Parents and adult family members are welcomed and expected to help in
the classroom approximately once a month. Each class is well
staffed with a teacher, a teaching assistant, and a parent volunteer.
We participate in the “Minds in Motion” program which integrates
young student’s brains with their bodies to maximize learning
potential.Curriculum includes letter and number recognition, writing, math, arts, science,
social studies, letter sounds, and Bible. We teach children in a structured classroom setting.
We have 8 Macintosh computers for student use. We have a very modern
playground with a soft shredded tire base. We visit the library
monthly, take field trips and host programs.
We have low monthly tuition of $50 for our age 3-4 class or $60 for our
age 4-5 class.
Our preschool promotes fellowship among our families which often leads
to a wonderful community of friends for you and your student.
For more information, please call 855-5576 or visit our web site at
www.centervilleumc.net
6/28/10
At Home Kitchen & Gourmet
Time to spice your summer
up with Robert Rothchild’s Salsas. There are perfect with chips, spread over cream cheese or mixed into eggs,
salads… the possibilities are endless! To pick up one of these
multi-talented salsas at 25% off, stop into At Home Kitchen & Gourmet during the month of August. Visit At Home Kitchen & Gourmet at 414 N. 10th Street, inside the Loft Building, in Richmond’s
Depot District. 765-965-7000.
Warm Glow Candle Outlet
It’s half-way through the
summer and we have two great Candles of the Month scents for you: Savannah & Raspberry Sorbet. Savannah is a spicy,
refreshing, citrus candle and Raspberry Sorbet is a fruity fragrance that
is as smooth as the creamy delight it is named after. Both these great scents are 25% off during the month of August. So what are you waiting for? GET GLOWING!! 2131 Centerville Road,
Centerville. 765-855-2000.
On the Square:
The newest edition to the Warm Glow Family!
Next time you’re passing through Winchester be sure to check out On the Square, the newest addition to the Warm Glow Family. The store features unique and one-of-a-kind furniture, home décor and
gifts. The location is easy to find on the square in downtown Winchester.
108 West Washington, Winchester. 765-584-4300.
A Dining Experience with Jen Ferrell - Gennett Mansion, 1825
East Main Street, Richmond
12:00 -1:30 p.m. - 765-935-0055- www.gennettmansion.com
August 12, 19 2010
Join us the 2nd and 3rd Thursdays of every month for a 3 course gourmet luncheon featuring locally
grown and harvested meats and vegtables prepared with creative flair. Bring
your own wine.
Admission: $18 plus tax
A Dining Experience with Jen Ferrell
Gennett Mansion, 1825
East Main Street, Richmond
Join us the 2nd and 3rd Friday and the 2nd Saturday of every month for a 5 course
gourmet dinner featuring locally grown and harvested meats and vegtables prepared
with a creative flair. Bring your own wine. Reservation required in advance.
Admission: $38 plus tax
Greens Fork Animal Hospital can help you with pets who are
afraid of summer storms and other loud summer noises such as fireworks and
traffic. There are several treatment modalities including behavior modification
and medications that can help the animal to tolerate these noises and alleviate
the anxiety associated. In the event that a pet becomes over anxious
or experiences any type of emergency, the Veterinarians at Greens Fork Animal
Hospital are available 24/7, alleviating the added stress of seeking veterinary
care out of the area. You may reach us by calling 765-962-4389 or 765-886-5191.
Additional information is available on our website at www.gfah.com or by
stopping in at 8089 State Rd. 38 in Greens Fork.
Cope Environmental Center
Introduce your toddler to the great outdoors during
this casual Wednesday morning program. Enjoy a story, a short hike and a craft related to the natural world.
Date(s): Wednesday mornings: Aug. 18th
Time: 10-11am
Place:
CEC
Fee: $3 per child, adults free
Wind down with a peaceful yoga practice on the
grounds of Cope Environmental Center, always outside but undercover when necessary. All skills welcome on Wednesdays August 4, 11, 18, 25 at5:30 PM. Admission is $10. 765-855-3188 - www.copeenvironmentalcenter.com Cope Environmental Center’s biggest fundraiser of the year is the on
August 28 at 6:00 p.m. Fall Gala is a great opportunity to support CEC programs! Black tie optional and under a beautiful
tent among the conifers at CEC. Cost is $85 per person and $150 per couple
($30 non-deductible per ticket). Call 765-855-3188 for your reservations.
Hike yourself Healthy: Memorial Day-Labor Day Walk,
skip or run your way through this summer with Cope Environmental Center! Log
your minutes and miles while earning incentives!
At the Library
Centerville Center
Township Public Library
Stop
by the Centerville Center Township Public Library to read in cool air-conditioned
comfort. Library hours are Monday 1-5, Tuesday 1-8, Wednesday-Friday 10-5,
and Saturday 10-2. New books arrive weekly and there are always current
magazines and newspapers.
The
activities for Make a Splash…READ! End with “Just add
Water” at Maplewood Park on July 8 at 6:30 PM. There will be water
games, snacks and loads of fun for everyone. Be prepared to get WET! (Sqirt
guns are welcome!) All summer reading participants are encouraged to attend.
Reading prizes will be given out July 12 through the 17.
Stay tuned to library activities by visiting our web site at www.cctpl.lib.in.us or calling 765-855-5223. Library hours are Monday 1-5, Tuesday 1-8, Wednesday-Friday 10-5, and Saturday 10-2.
Visit the Centerville Center Township
Public Library. It’s time to check out a good book!
Can you help tell the Centerville side of the Courthouse
fight?
As part of the Wayne County bicentennial this year, the Centerville
Library is helping to find the story of the removal of the county seat from Centerville to Richmond in 1873. We have
not been able to find in writing what the Centerville people of the time thought of the matter. We know they were outraged
and angry. Newspapers from Richmond and other area towns only tell the Richmond perspective. We do not have Centerville
newspapers for 1873.
Do you have any documents – newspapers, letters, journals,
etc. that record what Centerville residents were thinking? Please bring anything you have to the library and we will
make a digital copy and return your original. Thank you for helping to set the record straight!
3/1/10
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Troop 16 would like to give a "Big Thank You" to
the Centerville community for donating 919 food item to the Centerville United Methodist Church when we were collecting for Scouting for Food on Sat. March 27th. Pack 94 donated 104 food item to the First Baptist
Church of Centerville from the Rose Hamilton area on the same
day.
Troop 16 honored their Scouts at their Court of Honor
on Monday, March 29th with rank advancement for the following Scouts. Scout- Cody Mann and Skyler Young, Tenderfoot-
Dakota Wilson, First Class- Nathan Bennett and Josh Bennett. Centerville Boy Scout Troop 16 has
been serving the Centerville area since 1937. They are chartered to the Centerville United Methodist Church, 120 South Morton Ave., Centerville. The meetings are on Mondays from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the church. Leadership
is an important part of Scouting and Troop 16 has been challenging boys to become leader for over 73 years.
The boys of Troop 16 have the opportunity to lead the troop
and make decisions on what they would like to see happen at a Troop. The opportunities, are limitless. The adult
leaders are here to advise, teach and assist when needed. Troop 16 offers a challenge to expand the boys knowledge in
many fields of interest, with a strong Merit Badge program. From September - May we offer many merit badges on a group
bases, although each boy has the opportunity to investigate many other areas of interest on their own.
Camping is a strong part of Scouting and Troop 16 camps at least
9 weekends per year and plan one week long camp out each year. There is ample opportunity for all the boys to earn money for their camp fund through several money earning projects
through out the year. Every other year we strive to offer a different experience in camping.
Troop 16 will be attending summer camp at Krietenstein Scout Camp in Terre Haute where they will be celebrating 100 Anniversary of Boy Scout of America as well as working on Merit Badges. Some of the Merit Badges that are offered
are swimming, canoeing, archery, rifle and shotgun.
In addition to camping they sell Boy Scout popcorn, Scouting for
Food, do parades, Archway Days Lemon Shake Up/ Hiking Tacos Booth, and Helping with Christmas in Centerville.
If you are a boy up to a challenge of a life time between
the ages of 11 and 17 or have any questions please call Scoutmaster Mark Culbertson at 855-2504 or
Committee Chairman Allen Bennett at 855-5209.
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Model T Party CD Now Available
The Model T Centennial T-Party DVD is now available! The 2-Disc Collector's Edition consists of just under 5 hours of the
weeklong event held in July 2008 in Richmond, Indiana.
The event celebrated 100 years of the Model T Ford. With over 900 Ts in attendance (representing all 50 states and 9 foreign
countries), this was the largest gathering of Model Ts since they left the factory.
During the weeklong event, participants toured and attended activities in 9 counties in east central Indiana and west central
Ohio. Those activities, the cars and the people have all been captured in this 2-disc collection edition DVD set.
Disc 1 includes: Arriving at the Fairgrounds, Off to Centerville, Downtown Richmond, Cardinal Greenway, Wayne County Fairgrounds-Part
I, Victory Vintage Clothing, Bob Casey ("The Henry Ford"), Kickoff Party and Dinner with Edsel Ford II and Henry Ford III,
Off to Hagerstown (Vintage Airplanes), and Off to Winchester (Historic Speedway).
Disc 2 includes: Vintage Baseball Game, Covered Bridge Tour, Model T Museum, Vintage Camping, all pre-1930, Model T Games,
Gasoline Alley, Longest parade of Model Ts in History, Wayne County Fairgrounds-Part 2, Closing Banquet with Henry Ford III
and clip from Jay Leno), Hamilton,Ohio Parade, Volunteers' Party (held after the event), and Ragtime Rick & Credits.
The DVD set was produced by Whitewater Community Television of Richmond, Indiana and is being distributed by the MTFCA.
All proceeds benefit WCTV and MTFCA.
The cost of the 2-Disc set is $29.95 and $5.50 shipping in the U.S. Shipping for Canada is $7.50; other countries $8.50.
Indiana residents include $2.48 tax (shipping is taxable).
The DVD set can be purchased at the Model T Museum located at Exit 145 off I-70 (next to Warm Glow Candle Outlet) or can
be ordered from:
Model T Ford Club of America
PO Box 126
Centerville, IN 47330-0126
765-855-5248
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Historic Centerville, Inc.
Interested in the history of our town? Get together with others with these same interests. You
can help to restore and keep the Mansion House Inn a focal point of Centerville. Join Historic Centerville! Call
855-2241 for more information.
Need a facility for a reception, party, family reunion or meeting?
The Mansion House Inn located at 214 E. Main Street and owned by Historic Centerville Inc. is
available to rent for these occasions. One fee reserves both the Mansion House and the Log Cabin. Contact Marie Elstro at
855-2241. Enjoy the quiet quaint atmosphere of this historic Inn.
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Consider a
gift to Centerville-Abington Community Dollars for Scholars®. Your
gift will help Centerville High School graduates realize their dream of a college education. Details >>>
Mail your gift to: Centerville-Abington Community Dollars for Scholars,
507 Willow Grove Road, Centerville, IN
47330
Dollars for Scholars - a
program of ScholarshipAmerica®
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Walking Through the Archways of Centerville
by Eloise McDonald
We’re walking through the archways of Centerville
We’re walking through the archways of time
What
a wonder, what a joy for every girl and boy
To sing about historic Centerville.
We’re walking through the archways of Centerville
We’re turning back the pages of time,
So
much history can be found, in such a little town
We’ll tell the world we’re proud of Centerville.
When you walk down the street,
Many visitors you’re sure to meet,
For they love to see all
the antiques
That we’re famous for – it is true,
And you can see as we celebrate our history,
We’re
so proud to say “our town is the best in the USA.
We’re walking through the archways of Centerville
We’re walking through the archways of time
What
a wonder, what a joy for every girl and boy
To tell the world we’re proud of Centerville.
We’re walking through the archways of time
What a wonder, what a joy for every girl and boy
To
tell the world we’re proud of Centerville.
Happy Anniversary, Centerville.
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Here 'n' There
(Things to do)
Hugh Yard Sale during Archway Days at the Centerville United
Methodist Church, 312 South Morton Avenue, Centerville. Friday, August 27, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday, August 28, 8 a.m.
to 3 p.m.
Public tours of the Gaar House & Farm Museum will be conducted
the 1st and 3rd Sundays of August (August 1 and 15). Tours begin at 1, 2, 3 & 4 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults; and $2 for children, 18 and under. The museum is located at 2593 Pleasant View Rd.
in Richmond. Call 765-966-1262 for more information.
For 35 years, the Richmond Farmers' Market has provided customers
with the finest locally produced goods that the area has to offer. One visit to the Market will
impress you with the variety and quality of goods created in our part of the state. The Richmond Farmers Market is proud to
give you the opportunity to spend
money within a local economy, to meet the person who grew your food, and to enjoy shopping among old and new friends! Shop
Tuesdays August 3, 10,
17,24,31 from 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. at Depot Parking Lot in Richmond. Call 765-983-7396
for more information.
Richmond Farmers Market
The Richmond Farmers' Market is proud to give you the opportunity to spend money
within a local economy, to meet the person who grew your food, and to enjoy shopping
among old and new friends! For fun, don't miss our special events throughout the growing season featuring local entertainers,
musicians, and experts to entertain, and enlighten you! Shop Saturdays
August 7, 14, 21, 28 from 7:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. at City Parking Lot between N. 6th & N. 7th Streets,
Richmond. Call 765-935-3721 for more information.
Glen Miller Park will once again be alive with the sounds of
local and regional musicians each Friday night in August for the Summer Concert Series. Parrots of the Caribbean is a Jimmy Buffets tribute band and is ready to kick
off the series with excitement, energy and first class musicianship on August 6!
After Midnight
returns to the series this summer with a flashback from the 70's and is ready to rock the park on August 13. Lemon Wheel plays
a variety of Top-40 music in many genres from the 60's to now on August 20!
Get ready for some good medicine as The Groove Doctors return
to the stage to perform covers of everything from The Eagles to Nickelback
on August 27. So bring your lawn chairs and blankets and share an enjoyable evening outdoors! Concessions will be available. Concerts begin at 8:00. Call 765-983-7275 for more information.
Join the fans to cheer on Wayne County's wood bat team, the River Rats at McBride Stadium. Games
begin at 7:05 PM on August 1, 2, 5, and 8. Group pricing available. Admission is $5. Call 765-935-RATS or visit www.richmondriverrats.com for tickets. Christ United Church's annual Back to School Bash is 11:00 am - 2:00 pm on Saturday, August 14.We supply children in
the community with school supplies a hot dog lunch and games. We will be holding this event at Glen Miller Park on 8/14/10
from 11-2. It is a free event. School supplies are also free to the children. Call (765) 962-7738 for more information.
Several generations have grown up with the classic 1939 movie version of The Wizard of Oz, making RCT's
live production an especially fun and memorable theatrical trip for the entire family! Your favorite characters, songs,
wonders and dangers will all appear. We're off to see the Wizard!
Richmond Civic Theatre presents its Main Stage production: The Wizard of Oz Music & lyrics by Harold Arlen and E.Y.
Harburg August 20, 21, 22 & 27, 28, 19, From the book by Frank Gabrielson, adapted from L. Frank Baum. The production
is directed by Todd Burk with Music directed by Jon Hudnall and Choreography by Cherly DeLucio. Friday & Saturday Shows
Start at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Shows Start at 2:00 p.m. Theatre members may make reservations for Main Stage productions beginning
three weeks before opening night. The general public may purchase tickets two weeks prior to opening night. Additionally,
the box office opens 1 1/2 hours prior
to curtain time for all shows. Box office phone is (765) 962-1816. All Main Stage single ticket prices are $15. Season
and group rates available.
Painting Indiana: En Plein View
Richmond Art Museum, 350 Hub Etchison Parkway, Richmond
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Painting Indiana Project, Richmond Art Museum will exhibit new works by
Lyle Denney, Robert Eberle, Ronald Mack, Don Russell and Dan Woodson from August 22 - October 10. Admission is free. Hours
are Tuesday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 pm. Call 765-966-0256 or visit www.richmondartmuseum.org
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AVENUE OF FLAGS!
You've seen the American Flags on the National Road
Bridge, Main Street Bridge and the US 27 Overpass on 9th Street and what an impact they make to all those living in and visiting
this ALL AMERICA CITY!
Now, You can Sponsor a Flag in Honor of a Veteran!
400 American Flags will connect these bridges
with Flags starting at I-70 and running down Chester Boulevard (US 27) and circling the Downtown area on both North "A" and
South "A" (US 40 National Road Highway). Visitors to Richmond will be able to follow The Avenue of Flags, all the way to "Veterans
Park" in the center of Downtown Richmond.
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Your tax-deductible gift of $50 or more will sponsor one of these wonderful flags. You can honor the Veteran
or Veterans of your choice or make a general contribution in honor of all US Veterans. All Sponsor and Veterans' names will
appear online at www.RichmondAvenueofFlags.comBusiness Sponsorships are Available, too!
____$100 "Sergeant"
____$250 "Lieutenant Colonel"
____$500
"Major General"
____$1,000 "Four-Star General"
____$5,000 "Commander in Chief"
For more information, contact Marshall Smith, President of Wayne County Veterans Council or Ron Weadick,
Secretary/Treasurer of Wayne County Veterans Council at (765) 973-9207.
Co-Sponsored By
Richmond Furniture Gallery
Download Avenue of Flags Form
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Historic Centerville Garden/Kitchen Tour
Historic Centerville thanks the following Centerville residents for allowing
us to visit their properties for our first annual garden/kitchen tour:
Pete & Mary Ann Bailey, Kenneth & Lela Compton, David & Jean Ann
Mull, Jay & Barb Klehfoth, Tom & Bev Remington, Roger & Marlene
Lacey. Thanks also to Lisa Slonaker for selling the tickets at the Centerville
Farmer’s Market. We appreciate all the hard work that the gardeners
did. Proceeds go to the restoration and maintenance of the Mansion House.
Many thanks to all who attended. We appreciate your support of this community
activity. We would like to make this an annual event but can only do so if
those with beautiful properties volunteer. If you know of a yard to nominate
or would like to volunteer, let Ruth Bane (855-5450) or Myra Baldwin (977-5605)
know and we will do the rest. We would also appreciate any suggestions you
may have concerning the tour and how it was organized.
6/28/10
Thanks to Reid Hospital for helping Easter Seals to help others!
Easter Seals Wayne & Union Counties will be able to help others
in need in our community thanks to the generosity of Reid Hospital. Easter Seals Wayne
and Union Counties is a local not-for-profit organization who has served our community since 1948. Our mission is to
assist persons with disabilities reach the maximum of their capabilities and
achieve as much independence as possible. One of our programs that helps us achieve our mission is the Medical Equipment & Supplies loan program. However, due to the increase in demand for
wheel chairs and transporters, our inventory was quickly dwindling. After learning
about a Community Benefit Grant available through Reid Hospital’s Foundation, we applied for funding for additional
wheel chairs and transporters.
Because this opportunity was available and thanks to the wonderful
staff, we were able to purchase 8 new wheel chairs and 3 new transporters. We truly appreciate the generosity and support
from our local hospital, Reid, their Foundation and the staff who helped to make this possible.
For more information about
Easter Seals Wayne & Union Counties programs and services contact Cynthia L. Warren at 765-855-2482 or 765-914-6492.
You may also send an email to eastersealswu@comcast.net.
5/3/10
Young Authors Celebration
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Mrs. Linda Duke, Integrated Media Specialist, and Mrs. Tina Mathews,
Media Aide held their Rose Hamilton Elementary Media Center’s 2nd annual Young Authors’ Celebration
in the spring. This was the culmination for the writing contest they sponsor for 2nd graders.
The celebration included an introduction by Mrs. Duke and Mr. Lee
Stienbarger, principal, that included recognition of the contest judges, presentation of awards to the
Honorable Mentions and the Grand Prize Winner. In addition, the Grand Prize winner was presented with a bound, hard
copy book of his story and other prizes. A copy of his book was also placed in the Rose Hamilton
library.
Mrs. Kathie Baumer, 1st Grade teacher, purchased a copy of Tyler
Vredeveld ’s book so that it could be donated to the Easter Seals’ Disability Awareness program. Tyler and
Mrs. Baumer presented the book to Ms. Cynthia Warren from Easter Seals. After the presentation of
awards and prizes, the students read their stories to those attending the celebration. After the
closing statements, students, their guests, and the judges enjoyed cupcakes donated by Cinnamon Spice Bakery in Centerville.
Info about the winners:
Grand Prize Winner: Tyler Vredeveld
-The Lion’s Messy Mane
Honorable Mentions: Sidney Braff, Brynna Cheek, Leah Johnson,
Andrew Wilmot, Katy Stewart, Madison Squires, Tyleishia Williams, Rileigh Marshall and Haidyn Dewispelaere.
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New Wayne County 500 piece puzzles
They make great gifts and are only $12 each!!
The puzzles may be purchased at:
Old National Road Welcome Center
5701 National Road E., Richmond, IN 47374
Hours: Monday – Friday
8:30 – 6; Saturday 10-4; Sunday 11-2.
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GO BULLDOGS
Support
the Bulldog winter sports. Attend a boys or girls basketball game, boys and girls swim meet or boy wrestling meet.
Check http://www.centerville.k12.in.us for schedules. Support our student athletes with your presence at their events.
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Promote Centerville, Inc. needs you
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Are your membership dues for Promote Centerville,
Inc. paid? You can now find this information on your address label. Check to see when your membership expires and be sure
to renew so you do not miss an issue of the Connection. If you have not joined yet, be sure to send your membership
form and dues ($25) to Promote Centerville, Inc. PO Box 73, Centerville IN 47330.
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Do you have any time that you might consider donating to help our community? We need persons to volunteer to label and
stamp these newsletters. We also need persons to volunteer to deliver these newsletters to businesses in our area. If you
would be willing to help, please contact Connie Gareiss at 855-2946 or come to the next meeting of Promote Centerville, Inc.
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Promote Centerville, Inc. needs your help! If you are hosting an event (or know someone
who is), we would be happy to promote the event. Please email cjgreads@verizon.net with details on the event. Please be sure to list event, date, time and any other pertinent facts concerning
the event.
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Promote Centerville activities
Promote Centerville's membership drive for 2010 is now
underway. Those who are currently members can help save expenses by paying the $25 membership dues for 2010 now. This will save printing
and postage costs. New members who pay the $25 now will get the rest of 2009 and all of 2010. Those who want to continue advertising can pay the $100
for all of 2010 at this time as well. We will also accept new advertising now and begin your new ad for the remainder of this
year.
If
you regularly pick up the Centerville Connection around town and enjoy the information you receive, will you consider becoming
a member? The money helps with printing and postage costs of the newsletter and is also used for our community service projects.
Remember
our meetings are the first Monday of the month at 5:30 in the Senior Center. Everyone is welcome.
The Board of Directors of Promote Centerville holds its Board
meetings each month immediately following the General Meeting which is held the first Monday of each month at
the Centerville
Senior Center. All members are
invited and encouraged to attend the board meetings.
E-Mail Addresses
Please!!
If you are not getting all the reminders about newsletter
articles and various other important bits of information IT'S BECAUSE WE DO NOT HAVE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS!!! Please send this
to myrabaldwin@netzero.net as soon as possible.
The Centerville Connection offers business-card-sized
ads to members of Promote Centerville for $35 for a three-month period; and $100 for one-year period. To place your ad, contact
Connie at cjgreads@verizon.net or Myra at myrabaldwin@netzero.com.
If you would like to be a Member of the Month, please contact Connie at cjgreads@verizon.net. It is great FREE advertising!
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Participate
Now would be a great time to donate to HELP the Animals, Inc. Help them recover from several
months of increased costs. Your tax deductible contribution of $10, $25 or $50 would be greatly appreciated. Your donation
will allow them to continue their valuable work. Send your contribution to HELP the Animals at P.O. Box 117, Richmond, IN
47375.
Want to know what is going on with your town? Visit a Town Board Meeting. The Centerville Town Council meets the
second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 204 E. Main Street. Meet the Board members and see what
is happening in Centerville.
Last updated 1/1/09
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