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AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE,
HERSHEY'S MILL Winfield Hall
Friday, 8th, 2008
8:45AM to 2:45PM
Appointments are preferred
To schedule, please call
Yuonne Ward 610-431-4318
Walk ins are acceptable
All donors names will be entered in a drawing for a gas card.
Helpful reminders:
" Please bring some from of ID
" Drink plenty of fluids before donating
Why give?
" Every two seconds someone in the US needs blood. That's 38,000 people per day
Who can give?
" Most healthy people who weigh at least 110 lbs. and who are seventeen years of age or older. THERE IS NO UPPER AGE LIMIT.
Recovering American Soldiers at Walter Reed - Update
In the last newsletter there was an article about sending cards and phone cards to Recovering American Soldiers at Walter Reed. I looked this up on Snopes.com because I thought I had heard on TV that this was not a good idea. Walter Reed will not accept any mail that is addressed like that because of the threat of terrorism and all mail like this will be destroyed. The notice encouraged us to include phone cards and they would also be destroyed along with the cards. It seems that the only people who will benefit from this are the post office and the card companies.
Provided by Sue Dicarlo
Future Events
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Past Events
The Yardley Village Holiday Brunch
On December 17th from 11:30 - 2:30 at Hershey's Mill Golf Club. we had our annual event with over 100 people attending.
Dr. Lori, appraiser, art historian, columnist and TV personality
Appeared at Winfield Hall on October 22, 1:00PM - 4:00 P.M to appraise and speak about the items that we brought for appraisal.
Annual Village Workday - May 6th
The landscape committee held its annual Village workday at 9 AM, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2006
THE BEACH PARTY
March 24th at the HMGC
Many residents enjoyed an evening of visiting, music, and dinner. We rushed the season with beachy decor, beachy food. .
Holiday Brunch 2005 at Hershey's Mill Golf Club
Over 100 Yardleyites enjoyed a lovely time again this year on December 18th .
September Celebration at the Sullivan House
Thursday, September 22 6-9 P.M.
Over 100 residents enjoyed hors d'oeuvres and a catered light supper whule mingling with friends,
Pool Party
June 15th
The Yardley Village Social Committee is sponsored a Pool Party on Wednesday, June 15th. Hors d'oeuvres, hoagies and dessert were served. . This event gave new homeowners a great opportunity to meet and mingle with their neighbors as "plank owners" welcome them to a community of interesting, fun loving people.
Village Work Day - Spring 2005
Saturday, May 14th.
A group of neighbors planted more perennial flowers, cleared up and worked on the walking path, install 3 more blue bird houses, etc. The folks on Architecture also participated and they completed a number of projects. Many enjoyed a hoagie lunch after the work activities. Many thanks to all who participated to make our Village look great.
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The Yardley Hawk
Thanks to Ed & Marian Sweeney we have a great photo of the hawk often seen around the East side of the village.
Juke Box Dance
March 11th - 50's Juke Box and Pizza party -
Over 50 residents danced to the sounds of the 40's, 50's and 60's while
enjoying camaraderie with our neighbors and munching pizza at Winfield Hall.
The Yardley Village Holiday Brunch
December 19th from 11:30 - 2:30 at Hershey's Mill Golf Club.
The club did a lovely job for this popular social committee event.
Janet Day, Joane McNamara, Nadelle Borst - Co-Chairpersons
2005 Yardley Budget Meeting
On December 14, the proposed 2005 Budget was presented and discussed.
Cookbooks!
The Social Committee delivered the final Yardley Village cookbooks on Nov 9th, The full printing of over 400 cookbooks has been sold out. Thanks to all who participated.
Yardley Ladies BUS TRIP
Tuesday, 10/26/04, once again the Yardley ladies were off on a shopping spree to Rice's Flea Market and Peddler's Village.
Yardley 2004 Fall Social
October 17th at Winfield Hall.
Trash to Treasure, a silent auction and cocktail party, was held on Sunday, October 17th from 5 p.m. to
9 p.m. The cost was $5.00 per person.
Donations of items, large or small, old or new were provided by residents for the auction. The event was a great success. The auction sold out almost every item.
Photos can be viewed at:
Janet Day, Joane McNamara, Nadelle Borst
Co-Chairpersons
Town Meeting
Date: Wednesday, October 6th,
Time: 7:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. in Winfield Hall.
The meeting was held to give residents an opportunity to discuss common problems and issues that we as a community should address.
We had some light refreshments beginning at 7:00 p.m. followed by informative fun.
Yardley Landscape Day
On: Sept 25, a group of over 20 residents helped to beautify our village with planting, cutting and clean-up. Hogies & Cool Drinks were enjoyed for lunch after a great work effort by those involved. Many thanks from Joe Ciasullo who organized the effort.
Unknown Insect (Luna Moth)
While playing bridge at Barbara and Walter Baturka's home, the assembled group
of Yardley ladies noticed the most unusual species of insect clinging to the deck
wall. It was light green, feelers on its head, a smooth body and a wingspan of
approximately 3 inches, resembling a butterfly. Though all were in awe, none
recognized this exotic looking creature. It has since been identified as a LUNA MOTH..
Luna Moths are perhaps one of the most beautiful and elegant moths in our area and seeing one is a rare treat because there is no way to capture and preserve their beauty in photographs or mounted specimens. Lunas are members of the Giant Silkworm family (Saturniidae spp.) along with Cecropia and Polyphemus moths. Like its cousins, Lunas do not feed as adults, therefore, their lifespans as adults are 1 week.
Please view the picture using the Photo Link below,
Yardley Landscape Work Day
May 1st, 2004
A good time was enjoyed by about 25 residents who helped with removing tree stakes, brush removal along Greenhill, and some tree thinning. Joe Ciasullo was the leader and hoagies were enjoyed by many after our work effort. Another event is being planned for the fall.
Hagley Museum Trip
Sponsored by the ROMEO CLUB
April 27th 2004
Those who went on the Hagley trip had a good time. The gang was congenial. Everyone had fun. Weather was perfect. Jim Swalm arranged for a gourmet lunch. And, we all learned something. That's hard to beat. Don't miss out on the next one.
G. Davis
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