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Sept/Oct/NovFlyer

Town of Rochester Community Center
Calendar of Events
September/October/November 2006


School’s Open and the After SChool Program is in full swing!
FREE
After School Program
Town of Rochester Community Center
2:30 – 6:00 Monday- Friday.
We follow the School Calendar. REMEMBER! We’re closed when there is early  dismissals from school!
FYI Every Friday we will be heading over to the Town Park, weather permitting, between the hours: 3:00 PM – 5:15 PM.


We will also be going outside daily at the Center, and ask that all parents send in a labled bag with hats, gloves, sweatshirt to be kept here for when weather demands it.
October will be a fun month with lots of crafts, games, and spookology. Boo to you!

Basketball registration  begins at Kerhonkson Elementary School   
Dates: Wednesday, October 4, 6:00PM to 7:00PM; Friday, October 6, 6:00PM to 7:00PM. Last day of registration, October 20,  6:00PM to 7:00PM
Ages 7 – 9, $35 for the six-week skills and mechanics program.
Ages 10 and up, $45 for the 10-week  program.
For information call the Youth Department Office: 626-2115.

Best Pie!

Second Annual
Kerhonkson/Accord Chamber Of Commerce
Jenny Bell Pie Festival
Saturday,
September 30, 12 Noon
Kelder’s Farm
Spectacular Fireworks at Dusk!
Pie Judging Contest, Pie Auction, Talent Show, Arts & Crafts Vendors, Silent Auction, Good Eating, Hay Rides, Pumpkins, Corn Maze, Petting Zoo, Hudson Valley Draft Horse Association, and lots more. Plus a Car and Motorcycle Show at Saunderskill Farm.
Calling all pie Makers
We are also looking for children and adults to bake pies to be judged and auctioned off for the pie festival. We are asking that you bake two pies one for judging and one for a fundraiser auction. Is your pie the the one to win a Blue Ribbon? Yummy! For application call Chamber at 626-2616 or Youth Department at 626-2115.
Calling all talented kids
Up to 18 years old.
Top prize $300
The Youth Department in conjunction with the Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a talent contest underwritten by Key Bank for the Second Annual Jennie Bell Pie Festival. Top prize is $300.00. Everyone will get an award. Call the Youth Commission for details and registration:  626-2115. Registration Fee: $10.00
Top Prize: $300, Second Prize: $100 Third: $50, & Honorable Mention: 2, $25 prizes will be awarded. *Every child will get a certificate of achievement!  
Columbus Day, Monday, October 9, Hudson Valley Mall Bus Trip to the movies
Cost: $10 for movie and a snack. Coordinators will chaperone, and choose age appropriate movies. Bus leaves Community Center at 11:15, and returns approximately 4:00 PM. Signup now, and no later than October 4. Call Youth Department for reservations: 626-2115.
The Haunted Barn
Friday The 13th
One Night Only
The old Agway Barn located off Main Street Accord is on the “Guesses” List of scariest places in Town. Have you heard the stories handed down from those that survived to tell them? Only two are alive today to tell, but one howls at the moon, and the other thinks he’s a chicken.
Enter if you dare, the barn’s inhabitants are counting on it, their waiting with baited breath. Their green slimy drool of anticipation covers the walls and hallways waiting to attach to you. Only the reflective glimmer of ghoulish eyes lights your way in the pitch-black barn. Will you encounter Jason or Chuckie, or maybe “It” or find a gorilla in your midst? Will you be on the menu for this year’s monster buffet? Only time will tell. Remember, only four of you can enter at a time, those exiting could be less, much less. So will you dare? Sure you will, you crazy fools, you’ll not disappoint the Ghouls.    
Whomever, dares to enter may do so at their own risk by reservation only!!! Bewitching hours: 7:00 PM -Midnight. Signup NOW! Call the Youth Department for your time slot: 626-2115. Admission is 12 and under $3.00 and $5.00 for ages 13 & up. Very scary, and is not recommended for children under 8.





Town of Rochester
Community Center
Friday, October 20, 2005
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Dust off those costumes, or create a new one. Have lots of fun winning prizes, dancing to the music, making crafts, enjoying refreshments, and lots more Halloween fun! Signup by October 16. Call Youth Department to signup: 626-2115.
Calling Kerhonkson Elementary Students
Free Tobacco Prevention Program Offered
A Tobacco Prevention Program will be held again this year as last year’s sessions were very successful, and the kids had a great time. This year’s program will run five consecutive Wednesdays: November 1, 8, 15, 22, & 28 for grades one through four from the Kerhonkson Elementary School. The program will be held at the Town of Rochester Community Center from 4:00PM to 5:15 PM.
The program will focus on presenting materials and activities to help children build refusal skills and learn the dangers and long-term health effects of cigarette smoking in an educational, fun-filled format. A bus will transport children from the Kerhonkson Elementary School to the Town of Rochester Community Center, and parents will be responsible for pickup. Signup and registration is through the Youth Department. Kerhonkson Elementary will require a permission slip for children riding the bus to the Center.
Signup now for this valuable program! 626-2115.
Thanksgiving Day Luncheon
Thursday, November 23
Once again, because we are all struggling through tough economic times, the Community Center will be having a free Thanksgiving Luncheon here at the Center. We invite seniors, families, and any one who may be spending the day alone to come join together as a community family for a delicious Thanksgiving meal.
Turkey and all the fixins’ will be served between 11:30 AM-2:00 PM. Donations of large turkeys, stuffing, cranberries, potatoes, desserts, etc. will be much appreciated. We will also need volunteers to cook a turkey, make stuffing, or volunteer to deliver food. Do you know someone that would enjoy a home delivered meal? To donate food, please call the Youth Department at 626-2115. Please make reservations by November 17.
Friday,  November 24
Family Fun Shopping Day
Palisades Mall Bus Trip
Bus leaves Town Hall at 8:00 AM and returns 7:00 PM. $5 per person. Call Youth Department to signup by November 17: 626-2115.
Little Ones Learning Center
Is open three days a week – Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday and 10:00 AM - Noon.
This valuable community resource is dedicated to promoting early literacy and book lending for children and their families in the Rondout Valley area. Please support them.
Little Ones coming event: Join the fun with Story Time at the Orchard, Wednesday, September 27, 10 AM –12 Noon at Stone Ridge Orchards, Route 213, Stone Ridge. Enjoy stories, crafts, and hayrides. Apple picking will be on your own after the program. For more information call 626-4112.


Calling all seniors
Make your Tuesdays one of the best days of the week, by joining our Rochester Senior Group. Have fun and laughs while accomplishing worthwhile tasks for those in need. They meet every Tuesday morning at 10:30, followed by free (optional) Yoga at Noon. Followed by, you guessed it, lunch at a local restaurant.
Yoga Classes Beginner - Moderate
Sara Harris, Instructor
Thursdays, 6:30 PM – 7:45 PM
Call 626-2843 to Register. Beginner -Moderate. Join Sara every Thursday here at the Community Center. Come celebrate and support your body, your inner harmony, and peaceful well being in yoga class. Turn your stress into positive energy.


Santa’s coming and we’ve already started wishing, topping our list are:  gloves and hats for our holiday mitten tree, toy donations for kids in need, and a newer bus.
FYI: Friday, December 1: Tree lighting here at 6:00PM,  Saturday, December 3, Holiday Bazaar at Rochester Reformed Church. Other holiday events will be listed in December’s flyer.
Children of all ages!
(Children under 7 require parent/guardian present.)
Our Policy:  No sign-ups for trips accepted on the answering machine. Please call the office or come in to sign-up. If you sign up for a trip, we will hold a seat for you unless you call and cancel. We will try to sell your ticket to someone on the waiting list. If your tickets cannot be sold, you are held responsible for payment, and you will not be reimbursed. Please be aware that trip goers must adhere to bus departure times for destinations so we can remain on schedule. Failure to do so will result in not being allowed to signup for future trips. Please Note that due to bank policy, we must charge $15 for each returned check. Alcohol is prohibited, on Youth Commission trips, programs, and activities. This program does not deny services to participants regardless of race, creed, color, national origin, sex, or disability.

 
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