2010 Greenville Town Office Holiday
ClosingsEvery other Saturday starting January 2nd 2010
Meet at the NREC office at 9am
Destination determined by weather and conditions
NREC’s
nature trails are beautiful and informative in the spring, summer and fall,
but did you know that they can be enjoyed in the winter as well? Thanks to
volunteer and supporter Erik Cochrane, we have beautiful trails in the
winter to cross country ski. As the snow continues to pile up be sure to
check out the trails. There is room o snowshoe or if the surface provides,
walking. They are used at your own risk, but are perfect for the quick loop
or to tour at your leisure. The terrain is gentle enough even for the
beginner. Hope to see you out there!
BIGGEST LOSER
This program is designed for adults 20 and older to participate in a weight
loss program, while working together as a group or a single participate.
The Biggest loser will Start January 4th and
continue through March 12th.
During this time,
I will schedule outdoor activities weekly throughout the 10 weeks.
Some activities might be designed for contestants only, and other events
will be designed for families, to show how keeping active is fun and
creative.
If you have anymore questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Thank
you and may the weight melt away this winter!
Dust off those
sneakers
for the
2010 Alumni Games
When: Saturday, March 20th
Where: Pritham Gym
Time: 5:00 pm Girls/Women’s
Game
6:30 pm Boys/Men’s Game
Why: Just to have fun
and to help the Junior Class raise money for Prom.
Tell all Alumni you know that we will be
having basketball games, foul shooting contests, raffles, food, prizes,
special commentary, and just good old fashion b-ball fun.
Small entrance fees: $1 for Students and
players
$3 for Adults and players
.50 To $1
if you would like to purchase raffle(s), contests, and food
We will be offering Alumni 2010
T-Shirts for $12.00 each. These are a white short sleeved shirt
with a basketball emblem and blue lettering saying “Alumni 2010”.
These will need to be ordered ahead of time with a deadline of
Wednesday, March 10th. If you are interested in purchasing, please
call Carla Hanson at the school 695-2666 or email at
chanson@ghslakers.org to place
your order.
Please join us for
a fun filled evening of the best hoop show in town!!
All proceeds go
to the class of 2011 who are responsible for putting on the prom.
Click 100 Mile Snowmobile Race for details
Deeryard Tour
Regional IF&W Wildlife Biologist Doug Kane
Where are
the deer? Bring your snowshoes (or ice grippers weather determining) and
take a walk through the winter wonderland of the whitetail deer.
Learn about the habitat requirements of this important game species and see
how forest management plays an important role in maintaining the softwood
stands that are critical to overwinter survival.
Pre-registration is required and participation is limited to 25
people. Call 695.3705 and leave your name and telephone number to register.
Tour will be meeting at the Steamship Katahdin parking lot at noon.
We will drive to a deer yard and plan to return at 3pm.
Dress accordingly and bring snowshoes/ice grippers.
There is no fee but donations to NREC will be accepted at the
parking lot.
Saturday
Hikes: May 17th - June 12th
meet 9am
NREC office
Destination determined by weather and conditions
We leave
the itinery on door for the late and waiting
In the
spirit of recreation and education we will visit the region’s seasonal water
features: waterfalls, & vernal pools.
Come and
Explore!
Waterfalls of
Erik Stumpfl
7pm
Nickerson Elementary Library
Join us
for a visual tour of the region’s waterfalls
Erik
Stumpfel authored a tour of the county’s waterfalls and offers an excellent
visual resource online at Flickr, member EMS18. As one of our county’s
most beautiful natural resources. This North Woods’ water feature
brings folks to a discussion of our watersheds and the changing landscape
eager to be explored for recreation and education.
Moose Mania! with Moose tales
4pm.
Community
House
MooseMainea Month wraps up with this entertaining powerpoint
presentation and Moose art show with State of
Moose being the largest of
the deer species, there will bring a wealth of knowledge to gather.
Discussion will cover moose
habits, habitat and lore.
Participates will also enjoy a demonstration of moose calling,
local artists interpretations of the Moose and
Moose d’oeuvres will served.
Maine
Woods Explorers
Wed-Sat
Wednesday
Family hikes
Thursday
Naturalists
Friday
Wilderness Skills
Saturday
Wilderness Skills
Youth and
Family program blending natural history and environmental humanities.
In a place based curriculum we will learn through direct observation,
description and interpretation. As Naturalists we use science to
explore and the humanities to be creative, inspired and interpret the
relationship between culture to nature
More
details coming soon...
Date: Fourth Tuesday (except July and August)
Place: Fraternal Hall, Hamilton Drive, Pittsfield
Time: 6:30 p.m. supper, 7:30 p.m. stated communication
FMI: Secretary Mike Lange 938-3975 or mdlange@roadrunner.com
This free consultation is for WomanCare clients dealing with legal issues that pertain to family matters (divorce, parental rights & responsibilities, post judgment motions) and protection from abuse orders. If you are interested in a free consultation or would like to speak to a domestic violence advocate for any reason, please call WomanCare at 564-8165
Business hours are from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The Union Church is located on Main Street in Greenville.
Thrift Shop open Thursday through Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Community food cupboard Wednesdays 9-11 a.m.
Visit us at www.unionchurchmoosehead.org/
Our Summer Worship schedule will start next weekend so service begins at 9 a.m not 10.
Greenville Meetings:
Sunday: 8 p.m. C.A. Dean Memorial Hospital, 364 Pritham Ave. (cafeteria) - D/O
Friday: 8 p.m. Moosehead Group at Union Evangelical Church, West Main St. - D/O
Milo- Every Tuesday 9-12 at the Police station
Greenville- 12-4pm 2nd and last Wednesdays of the month at CA Dean Hospital.