December 2010 - Mariemont City Schools
December 2010 - Mariemont City Schools December 2010 - Mariemont City Schools
H A P P Y H O L I D A Y S !Luminaria & Christmas Tree Lighting 2010Santa (and snow!) visited Mariemont’s annual tree lightingthis December 4. This beloved annual event, organized by theMariemont Preschool Parents Group, was made possible withthe support of many Village residents and businesses. TheMPPG would like to thank those who helped light the Villagethrough the donation of luminary kits. It is this sense ofcommunity that makes the holidays so special in Mariemont.photos by Ron SchroederP AG E 2M A R I E M O N T T O W N C R I E R
H A P P Y H O L I D A Y S !Photos from the eventcan be purchased.Email requests to:ronschroederimaging@gmail.comTroop #149 Christmas Tree SaleTradition ContinuesThe wonderful scent ofevergreens again fills the air duringBoy Scout Troop 149’s annualChristmas tree sale. The sale is at themunicipal building for the third year.As the Troop’s only fund-raiser,proceeds help to support monthlyoutings, new or replacementequipment, a week at CampFriedlander and the always popularsummer High Adventure trip. EveryScout family participates and boysacquire valuable skills such asinventory management and goodcustomer service. Older scouts serveas shift managers and direct all sales aspectsincluding crew management. These importantlessons let the young men experience what ittakes to operate a small business.The Scouts’ long standing relationshipwith a grower in North Carolina provides fresh,high quality trees ranging in size from fourfeet all the way up to 12 feet. Once the trees arecut in the field, they’re shipped directly to themunicipal building. Customers may request aclean cut help to the tree maintain its freshnessthroughout the holidays.Pine roping, decorated and plain wreathsare also available.Regular hours are Monday-Friday 4:00-9:00 pm; Saturday 9:00 am-9:00 pm; Sunday11:00 am-6:00 pm.Visit Troop 149’s evergreen forest, inhaledeeply to enjoy that heavenly scent, and let theScouts help you find that perfect tree!Mariemont SchoolsHoliday Glee on TV!Lots of holiday glee fills the WSTR-TVairwaves this month with four broadcastsof the “Star64 HolidayCarols”. Areachoirs willperformholidayselectionson FountainSquare. Thetwo-hourspecialpremieresDecember 19 (8 pm Channel 64) andrepeats at 10 p.m. on December 24, noonon Christmas Day, and noon on December26. Mariemont is one of the participatingschools. Other schools taking part include:Elder, Finneytown, Hamilton, Holy Cross,LaSalle, McAuley, Mother of Mercy, MountNotre Dame, Northwest, Norwood, Princeton,Ross, Seton, Seven Hills, St. Ursula Academyand Withrow high schools.M A R I E M O N T T OW N C R I E R P AG E 3
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H A P P Y H O L I D A Y S !Luminaria & Christmas Tree Lighting <strong>2010</strong>Santa (and snow!) visited <strong>Mariemont</strong>’s annual tree lightingthis <strong>December</strong> 4. This beloved annual event, organized by the<strong>Mariemont</strong> Preschool Parents Group, was made possible withthe support of many Village residents and businesses. TheMPPG would like to thank those who helped light the Villagethrough the donation of luminary kits. It is this sense ofcommunity that makes the holidays so special in <strong>Mariemont</strong>.photos by Ron SchroederP AG E 2M A R I E M O N T T O W N C R I E R
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