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Attention teachers and
business professionals! Neumann
College is offering a 24-hour Leadership Institute entitled
“Ethics at Work” on Thursday and Friday, June 1 & 2, 2006.
This seminar
will engage participants in
discussions with leaders who have faced workforce challenges that
impacted their organizational growth and development.
Decision-making simulations, case studies, and practical,
shared experiences will focus on the intelligence analysis and
innovation needed for ethical workforce development and retention.
Educators…Under PA Act 48, educators holding public
school certification must participate in ongoing professional
education activities in order to maintain
certification.
The 2006 Leadership
Institute at Neumann College, “Ethics at Work,” is
approved for 12 hours of Act 48 credit.
For more information, please contact Ms. Allison Jones
at 610-558-5629 or email her at jonesa@neumann.edu.
Rotary
Club of Glen Riddle will host Rotary
Awareness Night, sponsored by Sun East Federal Credit Union, on
June 7 at the 30th Annual Delaware County Fair held at
the Granite Run Mall. The
Fair will run from Wednesday, June 7 through Sunday, June 11 and
hours are 6pm to 10pm on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday; 12 Noon
to 10pm on Saturday; and 12 Noon to 6pm on Sunday.
Come to the fair on Wednesday, June 7, and pay only $12 for
a wristband and ride all night long!
This is the main fundraiser of the year for Rotary Club of Glen Riddle who sponsors a variety of charities that
include Red Cross, American Cancer Society, Women’s
Alternatives, Cerebral Palsy, in addition to supporting Aston
Valley Baseball League and Aston-Middletown Little League.
Coupons for the $12 wristbands can be obtained by
contacting Dick Lehr, township manager, Aston Township Municipal
Building, 610-494-1636.
We are looking for former
members of General
Federation of Women’s Club to join us in celebration of our
50th anniversary in October 2006.
Anyone who would like to participate in this milestone
event may contact Norma Locke, president, at 610-497-5234.
Aston
Lioness Club
will hold their monthly board meeting at Aston Community Center on
Thursday, June 1, at 7pm. Their
dinner meeting will be held at American Legion Post 926 on
Thursday, June 22 at 6:30pm.
Installation of new
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members will take place at
this meeting in addition to a “fancy bag” auction and
disclosure of Acts-of-Kindness – Secret Partners.
For more information, please call Ilene M. Haschak,
president, at 610-494-2080.
General
Federation of Women’s Club has scheduled their finance
meeting at the home of Betty Boyd on Monday, June 5, at 7pm.
The annual GFWC picnic, scheduled for Monday, June 12,
at 6pm, will be hosted at the home of Lois Sweigart.
Norma Locke, president of GFWC, will hold the club’s
planning meeting at her home on Monday, June 19, at 6:30pm.
Anyone interested in attending these meetings or
learning more about General
Federation of Women’s Club membership opportunities, please
contact Virginia Burbage at 610-494-7946.
Children’s theater workshops are available for ages K
through 12th grades at Neumann
College during the summer months.
For registration information, please call 610-558-5626.
A business card exchange
dinner meeting will be hosted by Lisa McAllister at Sharon Savings
Bank on Monday, June 19, at 6pm.
If you would like to find out more about this event or how
to join Aston Business Association, please contact Bill DeFeo at
610-308-3057 or email wmjdiii@aol.com.
Aston
A. A. Football Cheerleading registration is scheduled at Aston
Community Center on Wednesday, May 31; Thursday, June 1; Friday,
June 2 from 6pm to 8pm; and on Sunday, June 4 from 1pm to 3pm. Due
to the time constraint in ordering uniforms the last day to
register for football cheerleading is June 4 and late
registrations can not be accepted.
Cheerleaders range in age from 5 to 16.
The five year-olds must start kindergarten in September
2006 and 16 year-olds must have celebrated their birthday prior to
May 1, 2007.
The registration fee of $80 is due at the time of
registration along with a copy of the registrant’s birth
certificate. A parent
or legal guardian must also be in attendance to sign registration
forms. Additional
fees will apply for the uniform and other related clothing items.
Aston A. A.
Football Cheerleading organization will also be accepting
registrations for their annual “Cheer Camp.”
Cheer Camp, this year, is scheduled for August 21, 22 &
23 and will be held at Aston Community Center.
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For more information on
football cheerleading and cheer camp registrations, please stop by
the Community Center from 6pm to 8pm on Wednesday, May 31;
Thursday, June 1; Friday, June 2; and from 1pm to 3pm on Sunday,
June 4.
If you wish to speak directly to the director of Aston
A. A. Football Cheerleaders, Maria Adamidis, you may reach her
by phone 610-358-6004 or email her
at cheermommie@hotmail.com.
Commencing the week of Monday,
June 19, Aston
Public Library will host a pet show open to all animals.
Proper registration is required and special prizes will be
awarded to all who enter.
On Wednesday, June 21 at 1pm, Jungle John and his reptiles
will make a special appearance and on Wednesday, June 28 at 1pm,
ventriloquist Marian and Friends will visit Aston
Public Library in support of their summer children’s
programs.
For more details on these and other programs offered during
the summer months please contact, Lauren Longbottom, children’s
program coordinator, at 610-494-5877.
The Aston-Middletown
Little League is hosting two upcoming invitational tournaments
that include participation of teams throughout the Delaware
Valley.
“Ryan Ferris Memorial Tournament” is held in honor of
Ryan Ferris, an exceptional 14 year-old boy who was tragically
killed in a fire at his Aston home in 1998 after saving the lives
of his mother, brother and sister.
Russ Carlson of BeneServ sponsors this double-elimination
tournament for 11 year-olds, held on the major league field from
June 22 to July 1, 2006.
Each year, Jerry and Roberta Ferris, assist in kick-off of
the first tournament game and present a donation check from
tournament proceeds to Aston-Beechwood Fire Company after the
championship game.
The second invitational tournament, “Franny McLaughlin
Memorial Tournament” commemorates the life of Franny McLaughlin
who was a generous community member, volunteer, and coach.
This double-elimination tournament for 9 year-olds will be
held on the American League Field from June 22 to July 1, 2006.
Additionally, part II of the Silent Auction will be held
from 8:30am to 2pm on Saturday, June 10 at Aston-Middletown
Little League Parade & Pride Day.
Local businesses contribute donations for this event.
If you would like to make a donation or need information on
sponsorship or volunteer opportunities at Aston-Middletown
Little League, please
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