Indian Creek Newsletter September, 2007 on
the web at frontiernet.net/~indiancreek compiled by Helen Mogill,
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Learn how to tell your stories! With Linda Garbe, Tuesday, Sept. 4, Everyone has an interesting story BUT not
everyone is a good storyteller. You have unique experiences, lessons
from the school of life. Share your wisdom.
Learn how to tell your
stories! Indian Creek resident and neighbor, Linda
Garbe, professional storyteller, retired Asst. VP of Creative Services at
State Farm, corporate trainer and personal communication coach will teach you
how to tell your stories. |
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NASA On September 5 (Wed) from |
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Towanda Reads The book for the next ‘Towanda Reads’ will be The discussion will be Thursday, Sept. 13, from
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Steak Fry The Sons of the American Legion is hosting their Steak Fry
on Friday, September 14th at the
American Legion from The menu includes a steak, salad, potato, roll, and dessert. Cost for the Dinner is $10.00. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Carry outs will be available. |
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ITALY: Tuscany, Rome and the
Mediterranean Wed., Sept.
19 6:30-7:30pm Thinking
of planning a trip to Italy or do you just want to do some armchair
traveling? Jim Ferrier is a travel planner for State Farm and recently
returned from a 3-week stint in Italy and Mary Williams, library director,
traveled to Rome and throughout Tuscany in July, and they will share their
beautiful photos with you. No registration is necessary. |
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Welcome New Neighbor Welcome to Mary and Steve Kerber who moved
from “We have two great
kids. Our son, Scott (25) lives in “Steve and I
both work at State Farm. Steve works at the MRSF Central and I work in
the Agency department at Corporate. I've been there 28 years and Steve
has worked there for 14 years. In our spare time, we
enjoy antiquing, bowling, reading, playing tennis, restoring
vintage automobiles and spending time with friends and
family. Steve grew up on a farm near Merna, and I grew up at |
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Classifieds For Jim Russell, ·
Snow
thrower, Sears "Eager 1", 4-speed, self propelled, 10 hp, 32"
path, pneumatic tires with chains.
Little used, runs well. $500 OBO John Boyd, ·
Florida Condo for Beautiful fully-furnished 2
bedroom/2 bath condo in gated golf course community in Mike Hutson, ·
2002 Ford Explorer XLT, AWD/4WD, Rear Air, 3rd Row
Seat, Towing Package, Keyless entry, Running Boards, Luggage Rack, power
locks and windows, Looks and Runs great, $9,800, Listed in AutoTrader.com Free Jim Russell, ·
Aquariums
of various sizes and conditions and plus accessories. |
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2007 JWP
Audubon Bird Seed Sale is Coming Up! We will mail order blanks for the fall
bird seed sale around September 14. Please contact Sue Arnold at Past profits from
the sale have been used to purchase trees for |
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Towanda Area History Website is
Ready The Towanda Area History digital imaging project is coming
to a close. Many Towanda area
residents participated in this project to document the Towanda area history
before it is lost, including Indian Creek residents Tish Hamblen, Kay
Liebenow, Ruth Parsons, and Helen Mogill.
Go to the recently completed TAHS website at towandahistory.org. You will find plenty of interesting
information about the Indian Creek subdivision and of the Indian Creek area,
which was one of the first locations to be settled in this part of |
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Recycling Bin The |
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McLean
County Home and Community Education by Pat Pulokas The McLean County Home and Community
Education group will on Check out the HCE
website at www.mcleanhce.org
for all program and workshops listings and groups meeting. McLean
County HCE believes education is a lifelong activity and they provide the
lessons for learning |
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Peace Meals Volunteers Needed by Sharon Arteman Volunteers are needed for as little as one
hour a month delivering Peace Meals to approximately 5-6 people in Towanda. A special thanks to all of you who have helped in the past
and also to our current volunteers: Jim Arteman, Jim Brown, Mary Lou Hutson, Jerry Lehan, Lyle & Mary Merritt, Tim &
Helen Mogill, Heather Nolan and Pat Pulokas.
Please call
Sharon Arteman , Village Clerk at |
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Towanda Fire Department The
fire department will be moving into their new station the first part of
September. It will be located at 203 Fire Station reports for August: 2 Accidents, 3 Medical, 1 Vehicle fire, 1 Mutual aid, and 3 Investigations. |