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95 South Main Street • Colchester 537-2348 Hours M-F 7:30-6:00 Sat 8:00-4:00 • Sun 8:00-2:00 www.monroebreaks.com Hebron Women’s Club “Symphony of Folktales” on May 2nd was a smashing success. We very nearly filled the auditorium at RHAM High School. The audience was so very welcoming and enthusiastic. Members of the Hartford Symphony left with smiles on their faces - they very seldom hear that kind of appreciation. On Tuesday, May 19, 7pm at AHM on Pendleton Drive in Hebron, the Hebron Women’s Club held its annual awards night honoring our Spelling Bee and Scholarship winners and announcing the “Citizen of the Year” for 2009. Hebron Women’s Club Citizen of the year, Mindy Johnston, on right, receiving her award from HWC Education Committee Chairperson, Tina DesRoches, on left. The Education Committee screens the letters of nomination for citizen of the year. 2nd from left, our scholarship winner, Taylor Driscoll, far left, Taylor’s Mom, Lynda Henry; far right, Taylor’s sister, Madison Henry and father Brad Henry. Taylor is an incredible young woman; she will be attending ECSU. Her goal is teaching math! Far right, 6th grader Trevor Klock, Spelling Bee champ Hebron Elementary School. He placed 15 of over 50 at the State Bee. Also in the picture from left to right: Trevor’s grandmother, Carol Klock; his Mom Michelle Klock and little sister Megan Klock. The Hebronian June 2009 Page 20 E-mail your news to: hebronian@gulemo.com
Summerscape Day Camp’s All New Adventure Camp According to the American Camping Association, “Summer Camp experiences are essential. The unique power of a camp experience complements and reinforces what children are taught at school, at home and at extracurricular activities—rounding out development in optimal ways. Camps specialize in providing physical activity, time spent in the out-of-doors, and experiences in teambuilding, athletics and the arts—activities that have been eliminated or are at risk of elimination for more and more school systems. Childhood is compromised without a camp experience. Camp is that vital! Camps have the capacity to change children’s lives—influencing, even transforming, their choices and chances and their characters and capabilities. Campers learn life lessons. That’s why camp memories often stay alive in people’s hearts and minds well into adulthood. Lessons include, but are not limited to: becoming a responsible member of a group and community, personal and group decision-making, the art of compromise, resilience, how to bust out of one’s own comfort zone to try something new,” and experiencing friendships that last a lifetime! Many of the campers who have attended Summerscape have told me through the years that their camp experience shaped who they have become today. Many campers have returned as staff and have chosen careers in child development, special education, and teaching due to their Summerscape camp experience. Summerscape Day Camp has been providing children in Columbia, Andover, Lebanon, Hebron, Windham and surrounding communities with just this kind of exceptional experience for 14 years. We pride ourselves on being a very community oriented program. This summer is no exception. Geared to providing new experiences, Summerscape has is focusing on broadening children’s horizons. To this end we are offering Adventure Camp. Every day is a new experience, from making boats to visiting zoos and amusement parks. Participating in swimming, archery, golf, bowling, baseball, ropes and zip lines, laser tag, skating, and hands on Mad Science Labs. From learning about animal farming, making yarns and fabrics, digging at archeology and mineral sites to going to Boston’s Museum of Science, traveling to Western MA and all over CT. We are focusing this summer on enhancing family values and bringing our campers where parents would like their children to explore within our local community and beyond. Please join us for a fun-filled summer. We have highly trained and certified Adult educators and Veteran returning High School Students on our staff. We provide a low camper:counselor ratio. We are a State of CT Licensed Day Camp. We are not affilitated with the town of Columbia for the first summer in 15 years. The town will be running a municipal day camp in our place at Recreation Park this summer, while we provide adventures to remember for a lifetime. Please join us at our Open House and Registration Deadline Dates: Feb. 10, May 10, Aug. 10, Nov. 10 SUMMERSCAPE ADVENTURE CAMP 2009 Our 14 th Exciting Summer! A field trip every day Please join us for our Open House and Registration night June 8 th at 6:30 p.m. Rec. Park, Hennequin Rd. Back of park by big playscape Sign up for camp, space permitting, and meet our staff! Serving Columbia, Hebron, Andover, Lebanon, Marlborough and Windham For the camp schedule, pictures, information and application visit us at www.Summerscape.org or call Leanne Rand, M.S.W. at 228-4574 or 428-3633, or Lori Rodegher at 228-2024 night June 8 th at 6:30 p.m. at Rec. Park on Hennequin Rd. in Columbia by the big playscape in the back of the park. For more information and an application go to our website www. Summerscape.org, or call one of the directors- Leanne Rand, M.S.W. at Kids First Day Care, 228-4574, or Lori Rodegher, Teacher at Hebron El., 228-2024. The Sanctuary: A Center for Healing There is a new Counseling, Healing & Spiritual Center in Hebron/ Amston with lots of new and exciting things to offer the community! • Summer Family Activities • Sunday Spiritual Services • Chakra Workshop Series • Women’s Circles • Inspirational Movie Nite Many of these services are FREE to the community! Please check out the website: www.thesanctuaryforhealing.com The Sanctuary: A Center For Healing S. Kimble Greene, PhD, CRP 19 Maple Avenue, Amston, CT 06231 860-316-7530 The Hebronian June 2009 Page 21
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