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Monday, November 19, 2012

Some Newly Announced Freebies!!!!

Free Soup At St. James
  St. James Episcopal Church, 11th and Lincoln Aves., Prospect Park holds  'Soup'er Lunch at 11 am Tuesdays (except Christmas and New Year's Day). The  lunch is free of charge (donations are gratefully accepted).Everyone in the community is welcome.

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FREE Thanksgiving Dinner For Vets and Their Families

American Legion Post 777 will host their annual Thanksgiving Dinner for all veterans and their families 12 noon to 4 pm Thursday (Nov. 22) in the upstairs hall, 137 Walter St., Crum Lynne. \par\pard\s1\sl-210\qj
  For more information, call 610-833-2891

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Free Talk Set On Folklore And Holidays

  Folklorist Darcy Fair, will give a talk, “Lights In the Dark Night: December Holidays In History and Folklore,” 7:30p.m., Monday (Nov. 19) at Lima Estates, 411 North Middletown Road, Media.
  Whether one celebrates Christmas, Hanukkah, the Winter Solstice or Kwanza, many long-standing holiday traditions are rooted in family and community folklore. Attendees will learn about the folk process at work in holiday food traditions, decorations, family gatherings and other activities.
  The talk is free and open to the public. 

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DCIU Offers Free Workshop For Parents

  A free workshop to help parents better navigate the often challenging roadmap of educating their children will be held  to 8p.m., Thursday (Nov. 29) at the Delaware County Intermediate Unit, 200 Yale Ave., Morton. “Parents and Schools Working Together” will be the topic with Nora Connell, DCIU Professional Development Specialist.
  Working collaboratively with a child’s school team is vital to maximizing a child’s success. This session will explore strategies for improving the connection between home and school for students who have special needs. Tools and strategies will be shared to help parents increase collaboration with the educational team.
  To register, go to www.dciu.org.  Select “Coursewhere” from the Quick Links and use the search buttons to view offerings by category, by month, by location, or by interest; register in person by visiting the Delaware County Intermediate Unit, 200 Yale Avenue, Morton, 8:30 to 4:30 weekdays weekday or call 610-938-9000, ext. 2263 for more information.

Schoolhouse Invites  Community To Advent Hymns Program

  “Hymns and Their Stories” will be presentedby Ron and Carol Giles at Schoolhouse Center 10 am December 5. Local residents can learn about Advent Hymns and their history. Hymns and Their Stories is now in its 15th year and has been presented in various forms at over 125 churches and organizations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Ohio.  Ron created Hymns and Their Stories in 1997 out of an interest in history and a Christian commitment to promote the use and understanding of Hymns through congregational singing.
  This is a free program and RSVP is requested.   Schoolhouse is at 600 Swarthmore Ave., Folsom. 
  Call  Jill or Sayre at (610) 237-8100 or stop in to register.   The program is open to adults of all ages in the community.

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N.P. Historical Society Presents ‘Baseball's Golden Age’

  Though baseball season is over for this year, it is always fun to remember favorite stars from the past -- Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Jackie Robinson, Babe Ruth, and more.
   The Nether Providence Historical Society will show the DVD, "Saluting Baseball's Golden Age," with special comments by Jim Vankoski, former high school teacher and baseball coach, now director of the Mickey Vernon Sports History Museum on Rte. 202 in Chadds Ford.
   The showing is set for 7:30p.m., Wednesday (Nov. 28) at the Helen Kate Furness Library on Providence Road in Wallingford.  The program is free and open to the public.
   Vankoski will also relate stories about Mickey Vernon, a long-time Wallingford resident, and two-time American League batting champion.

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FREE Christmas Open House At Library

  Prospect Park Library will host a Christmas Open House 9 am to 2 pm Sat. (Dec. 8). All ages are welcome to come and decorate the library for the holiday season, make a Christmas craft and enjoy a snack.
  For more information, call 610-532-4643.

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Sharon Hill Public Library Announces FREE December Events
   Sharon Hill Public Library will hold Pre-School Story Time  10:30 am every Tuesday and Friday in December, along  with an After School Activity Club Tuesday and Thursday at 3 pm
   A special visit from Santa will be held 10 am  Friday (Dec. 14).
   On Thursday nighs at 6 pm, Family Time is scheduled (Dec 6 Crafts, Dec 13 bingo and Dec 20 Holliday Fun).
  An Energy Saving Workshop will be held 5:30 pm Dec. 6. Participants can  learn seven simple steps to keep homes warm and save money. The workshop, for those over 17, will be free, fun and entertaining.
   All events are free and open to the public

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Ridley Twp. Residents Invited To Visit Santa
     Local residents can mark their calendars for the annual Christmas Tree Lighting Tuesday (Dec. 4) at the Ridley Township Building. Free entertainment, soft pretzels and hot chocolate will be available beginning at 6pm. Stop in and visit with Santa (approximate arrival is 6:30pm). Everyone is welcome.

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Schoolhouse Center Looking for  Quilting Students To Enroll In FREE Class

Those in the community who like to help others and want to learn to Quilt, are welcome to attend the free Quilting Class at Schoolhouse Center, 600 Swarthmore Ave., Folsom. Taught by Marise Stillman on Tuesday, Nov. 27, from 9-11 am, participants can learn how to make a quilt top. 
  The folks at Schoolhouse hope to get a group together to partner with a local quilting bee to make quilts for the kids at Children’s Hospital.  For information on this and other classes, call Kim or Sayre at (610) 237-8100 or just stop in to register.   Registration  is open to  adults of all ages in the community.

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Candlelight Gratitude And Potluck Banquet Set

  Transition Town Media will host a Candlelight Gratitude Event and Potluck Banquet to express the community’s gratitude for the non-profit organizations in the area.
  Resident are invited to the Media Community Center 6p.m., Tuesday (Nov. 27) and enjoy great food, company, and music while learning more about the groups that make Media special.
  Each group will have a few minutes to talk about their mission, accomplishments, goals, and vision for Media. Participants will have a chance to acknowledge the non-profits for all they do for the community and learn how to support them.
  Everyone is welcome; guests should bring something to share for the potluck dinner or contribute a few dollars, but there is no obligation.
  For more information, TransitionMedia@yahoo.com or go to the website: http://transitiontownmedia.org/.

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Free Family Addiction Education Program Offered

   Each month PRO-ACT (Pennsylvania Recovery Organization–Achieving Community Together) hosts a Family Addiction Education Program to help individuals and family recognize and address an addiction problem in a spouse, parent, child or other loved one.
   Led by trained volunteers who have been in the same situation, the information and support programs begin on the first Tuesday of each month and run for three consecutive Tuesdays, from 7 to 9p.m. at Holcomb Behavioral Health Services in Media. The next sessions are set for Dec. 4, 11 and 18.
   Sessions are free and confidential, using first names only. Pre-registration is required. To register, call 800-221-6333, weekdays 9a.m. through 5p.m., or visit www.proact.org and click the Family Addiction Education Program link.

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Holiday Choir Workshops And Concert Set

 The Interfaith Gospel Choir has scheduled workshops for its annual Christmas Concert. Workshops are set for 7p.m., Dec. 6, 10 ,13, and 14. The Concert will be held 7p.m., Saturday (Dec. 15) at First United Methodist Church, 350 W. State St, Media.
   The community is invited to participate. Phone-610-566-3172 for more information.

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Knights To Distribute Wheelchairs
    The Knights of Columbus Mater Dei Council, Newtown Square, will distribute free wheelchair this fall, on a first come, first served basis. The group has a limited number of wheelchairs in good working condition that will be given to those who need them, including children nuns, seniors and veterans.
  The program is part of the Knights humanitarian projects for which they fundraise all year.
  Those interested in receiving a wheelchair may write to Whee4lchair Project Chairman Jata Ghosh, Knights of Columbus, 2213 Windsor Circle, Broomall, PA 19008 (610-353-0353).
  Also, anyone with a wheelchair in good condition that is not being used is asked to consider donating it.

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Narrated Live Nativitiy In Broomall

The Belmont Baptist Church, Sproul and Paxon Hollow roads in Broomall, invites the whole community to the eighth annual presentation of a narrated live nativity to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ at 7 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 7 on the church lawn. 
The presentation will feature live animals and actors (from the Belmont Church family) in a narration depicting the birth of Jesus with a special emphasis on the reason for His coming.  Many favorite Christmas carols will accompany this presentation.  In addition, immediately following the live nativity there will be a display of many different nativity scenes (about 75) inside of the church.  The event is free. 
Please invite your family and friends to join us for this very special celebration.  The special family Christmas Eve Service will be at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 24.


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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

November has an abundance of FREEBIES; Check out the bounty!

Penn State Brandywine Hosts Financial Aid Workshop

  Penn State Brandywine will host a free financial aid session to help students and parents navigate the sometimes confusing financial aid process. The workshop is set for 10a.m. to noon, Saturday (Nov. 10) in the Tomezsko Classroom Building, room 103.
  Topics will include various types of financial aid offered at Penn State, including grants, scholarships, loans and work-study; an overview of the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid); important financial aid deadlines; and guidance to avoid potential pitfalls when completing the FAFSA.
  The workshop is open to anyone interested in learning about ways to make college affordable. RSVP by calling 610-892-1200 or register online at www.bw.psu.edu/admissions/admevents.htm.

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C-K Hand Surgeon To Present Free Seminar On Common Hand and Wrist Problems

  Do you have hand or wrist pain that makes everyday activities—even sleeping—painful? Join Blane Sessions, M.D., Crozer-Keystone hand surgeon, for "Need a ‘Hand’ with Your Pain?" seminar 6:30 pm Wed. (Nov. 14) in the Community Room at Helen Kate Furness Library, 100 N. Providence Rd., Wallingford. Free gifts and information will be available.
  Learn more about common hand and wrist problems, including carpal tunnel syndrome, Dupuytren’s disease, thumb arthritis, trigger finger and more. Dr. Sessions will explain signs and symptoms of these common—and sometimes debilitating—problems, as well as how to relieve pain with over-the-counter medications and conservative therapies; when to see a doctor; and who might be a candidate for surgery. Dr. Sessions will be available for questions after the presentation.
  For more information or to register, call 1-855-5CK-HAND (1-855-525-4263).

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Santa Claus Comes To Town Next Week
   Santa Claus will arrive at Springfield Mall Friday (November 9) to welcome the start of the holiday season. Local families are invited to celebrate the magic of the holidays with special events at the mall.   From 12-2 pm Sat. (Nov. 10), a holiday carnival will be part of the holiday fesitvities. Children can enjoy games, face painting, holiday characters and more in the mall’s Center Court. The first 100 kids in line to visit Santa will receive a special gift. For more information on holiday festivities at Springfield Mall, visit www.preitphillymalls.com.

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Delco Science Institute Hosts ‘Titanic’ Talk

  J. Joseph Edgette, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Widener University, will talk on “100 Years Later: Little Known and New Facts About R.M.S. Titanic,” 8p.m., Monday (Nov. 12) at the Delaware County Institute of Science, 11 Veterans Square, Media.
  The community is invited the free program. Lectures are held the second Monday of each month and are listed at www.delcoscience.org.

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Infant Storytime, Seasonal Crafts At Glenolden Library

Glenolden Library will host Infant story time on Wednesdays in November starting November 7 at 11am for ages birth to 24 months.
  Seasonal after school crafts will be on Thursdays at 3pm with Thanksgiving on November 8; and Christmas on December 6.
   For more info & to register, call 610-583-1010 or stop by the Library at 211 S. Llanwellyn Ave., Glenolden.

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Veterans Benefits Program At Ridley Township Library

  Veterans and their family members can join Ralph Galati, Veterans Liaison from The Delaware County Department of Veterans Affairs, to learn about the full suite of benefits available to you from the County, State and Federal governments in a free program  1 pm Wed. (Nov. 14) in the Lower Level Meeting Room at Ridley Township Public Library.
  Future veterans, those currently on active duty, may also benefit from this seminar. Galati served in the USAF for eight years, and earned many military awards including the Silver Star, The Bronze Star with Valor, and the Purple Heart. His role as Veterans Liaison includes outreach efforts across the county, as well as ensuring that all Delaware County veterans and their families receive the benefits to which they are entitled.
    Register for the workshop by calling 610-583-0593, by stopping at the library, 100 E. MacDade Blvd., Folsom, or by emailing reference@ridleylibrary.org.
  
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Annual Delaware County Veterans Parade In Media Monday 

   The 53rd Annual Delaware County Veterans Day Parade will take place Monday, Nov. 12, starting at the traditional time of 11:11 a.m. Once again, Media, the county seat, will host the event that salutes veterans who have served the nation.
  The parade is organized by the Veterans Legacy Project and the Veterans National Education Project and supported by Delaware County.
  Media Mayor Bob McMahon and Bob Dimond, past commander of American Legion Post 93, continue to coordinate the parade with the assistance of the Delaware County Intermediate Unit, with the assistance of Delaware County Intermediate Unit, VFW Post 3460 and many other volunteers.
  “We are holding the parade on Monday the 12th rather than the 11th because we want students to participate and that is easier to achieve on a school day. We have ten bands and representation from many schools in the area,” said McMahon.
  Among others in the parade line up will be military and veterans’ color guards and marching units; floats including the Helicopter Museum; scout and school groups; civic organizations; area fire companies and first responders.
  At press time McMahon said he was still awaiting confirmation from those invited to be grand marshal and special guests.
  Any veteran may participate in the Flag Exchange during the ceremony in front of the courthouse on Front Street and Veterans Square. This ceremony has become a cherished part of the parade. The passing of an American flag and the POW/MIA flag from one generation to the next symbolizes the legacy of all veterans who have served and sacrificed.
  Veterans may have a child, grandchild or other significant person share the observance, and local students will be on hand to join a veteran in the exchange.
  McMahon and Dimond acknowledged the many individuals and groups who make the parade possible though funding as well as logistical support including Media Police and Delaware County Park Police.

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Infant Story Times At Aston Library  The popular Infant Story Time for babies will continue at the Aston Public Library 10a.m., Mondays, Nov. 12, 19 and 26, courtesy of the Delaware County Library System.
  Designed for children aged birth to 24 months, infant story times consist of books, music, finger plays, rhymes and puppets. The program is free but registration is requested at http://tinyurl.com/astonkidsevents.
  For more information, go to www.astonlibrary.org. The Library is at 3270 Concord Road.

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Local Hypnotist Supports Great American Smokeout
  Thursday, Nov. 15, is the annual Great American Smokeout.
  This year, Thomas McGurn, local hypnotist and President of the Chadds Ford Hypnosis & Wellness Center, will volunteer his time to help residents make the community a healthier place.
  McGurn will conduct a two-hour free stop smoking seminar at the Rachel Kohl Library from 5 to 8p.m., Nov, 15. This event will support the “Great American Smokeout” by helping participants become non-smokers. Donations to be distributed to local non-profit organizations for cancer research or treatment will be accepted.
  Pre-Registration for the free event is required on the website or by phone. For more information, visit www.chaddsfordhypnosis.com or call 480-263-9968

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Brothers In Grace Concert At St. Timothy’s Sunday
  Brothers in Grace  will present a program of Gospel music at 9:15a.m., Sunday (Nov. 11) at St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Aston.
  The quartet, based in South-central Pennsylvania has ministered throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, delighting audiences with their unique Southern Gospel-style music and harmony.
  The quartet, consisting of Dave Theis, Mike Mann, Ted Wissler and Dave Miller, has performed with some of Gospel music's best known artists. Since the inception of the quartet in1 994, it has recorded six projects and produced three concert videos.
  There will be only one service at St. Timothy on Nov. 11 and the free concert is open to the public

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DCIU Offers Free Workshop For Parents
  A free workshop to help parents better navigate the often challenging roadmap of educating their children will be held  to 8p.m., Thursday (Nov. 29) at the Delaware County Intermediate Unit, 200 Yale Ave., Morton. “Parents and Schools Working Together” will be the topic with Nora Connell, DCIU Professional Development Specialist.
  Working collaboratively with a child’s school team is vital to maximizing a child’s success. This session will explore strategies for improving the connection between home and school for students who have special needs. Tools and strategies will be shared to help parents increase collaboration with the educational team.
  To register, go to www.dciu.org.  Select “Coursewhere” from the Quick Links and use the search buttons to view offerings by category, by month, by location, or by interest; register in person by visiting the Delaware County Intermediate Unit, 200 Yale Avenue, Morton, 8:30 to 4:30 weekdays weekday or call 610-938-9000, ext. 2263 for more information.
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Book Celebration Saturday At Pendle Hill
  Pendle Hill will celebrate the publication of a new book, A Quaker Marriage of Philosophy and Art, with a reception, reading, and bookstore open house 1:30 to 3p.m., Saturday (Nov. 17).
  The book contains writings and illustrations by Howard and Anna Brinton, longtime directors of Pendle Hill, including their poetic Christmas cards. Brinton family members will attend and read excerpts.
  The event is free and open to the public and will take place in the Barn at Pendle Hill, 338 Plush Mill Road, Wallingford.
  The book’s artwork is varied, and includes Christmas cards, bookplates, even an idiosyncratic and detailed zodiac wheel. Area residents with long memories will appreciate Anna Brinton’s handwritten “Meditations on the Blue Route.”
  Howard and Anna Brinton were born in the 1880s to Quaker families, and their lives at Pendle Hill and beyond reflect the Quaker belief that truth is not final but continually revealed as our openness grows and understanding deepens.
  Visit www.pendlehill.org or call 610-566-4507 for more information.
  Located on 23 acres in Wallingford, Pendle Hill is a Quaker study, retreat, and conference center offering programs for people of all faiths

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Media EAC Offers Free Home Energy Workshop
  The Media Borough Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) will offer a free EnergyWorks workshop, Energy Efficiency 101, 1 to 3p.m., Saturday (Nov. 17) at the Media Borough Community Center, Third and Jackson Streets.
  Attendees will learn how to ready their home for winter; improve energy efficiency and save on utility bills; and take advantage of the EnergyWorks 0.99% loan for energy efficiency improvements.
  Attendees may enter to win a home energy assessment, $500 in home energy improvements and more.
  There is no fee for the event; however, advanced registration is required. RSVP by Nov. 10, 2012 to brendan@timebankmedia.org or call 484-589-0613.

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Free Community Thanksgiving At Upland Church
  Resurrection Life Church, Eighth and Church Streets, Upland, will host its 9th Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner 4 to 6p.m., Saturday (Nov.17).
  A traditional homemade Thanksgiving dinner is planned with turkey and all the trimmings.. Guests may enjoy their dinner in the dining hall or have it boxed to take home. (Transportation and/or delivery are not available.)
  For more information go to the web at www.resurrectionlifechurchpa.com.

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Knights To Distribute Wheelchairs
  The Knights of Columbus Mater Dei Council, Newtown Square, will distribute free wheelchair this fall, on a first come, first served basis. The group has a limited number of wheelchairs in good working condition that will be given to those who need them, including children nuns, seniors and veterans.
  The program is part of the Knights humanitarian projects for which they fundraise all year.
  Those interested in receiving a wheelchair may write to Whee4lchair Project Chairman Jata Ghosh, Knights of Columbus, 2213 Windsor Circle, Broomall, PA 19008 (610-353-0353).
  Also, anyone with a wheelchair in good condition that is not being used is asked to consider donating it.
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Delco SCORE And Bar Association Host Business Planning Workshops

  SCORE of Delaware County, in cooperation with the Delaware County Bar Association, will conduct a series of workshops to help aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners learn how to develop a successful business plan. The workshops will be held 6 to 9:30p.m. at the Bar Association building, 335 W. Front Street, Media as follows:
  Nov. 13, Workshop I: Business Concept & Data Collection introduces a personal business plan model that gives step-by-step guidance in researching and writing the business plan. There is an emphasis on the development of the idea behind the business, business structures, critical data collection, and competition analysis. Attendees will learn about the various resources available to help them estimate market potential and learn about competitors, including free online databases through the web portal of the Delaware County Library System.
  Nov. 20, Workshop II: Marketing Plan Development begins the development of the business plan with a focus on the Marketing Plan. There is instruction on product and service descriptions, pricing strategies, target markets, distribution channels and marketing communications.
  Nov. 27, Workshop III: Financial Plan & Projections continues the business plan development with a focus on “the numbers.” Attendees will use a computer-based financial tool to estimate revenues and costs, profitability, cash flow and start-up costs.
  Dec. 4, Workshop IV: Funding Your Business completes the business plan with discussions on financing a business. Potential sources of funds are identified and attendees will learn how to approach a commercial bank and what it looks for in lending to a small business. Representatives from a commercial bank, a micro-lender, an alternative lender, and the SBA will provide answers to questions about funding programs for small and start-up businesses.
  Registration for the workshops is at delawarecountyscore.org/localworkshops.
  For more information or to request free counseling from a SCORE volunteer, call 610-344-6910 or go to delawarecounty.score.org

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Help Offered For Families With Addiction

Each month PRO-ACT (Pennsylvania Recovery OrganizationAchieving Community Together) hosts a Family Addiction Education Program to help individuals and family recognize and address an addiction problem in a spouse, parent, child or other loved one.
  Led by trained volunteers who have been in the same situation, the information and support programs begin on the first Tuesday of each month and run for three consecutive Tuesdays, from 7 to 9 p.m. at Holcomb Behavioral Health Services in Media.
  The next session runs Nov. 6, 13 and 20.
  Sessions are free and confidential, using first names only. Pre-registration is required; to register, call 800-221-6333, weekdays 9 to 5, or visit www.proact.org and click the Family Addiction Education Program link.

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Former Secretary Of Aging Holds Caregivers Seminar

 A seminar for family caregivers is set for 4:;30 to 6:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 1, at White Horse Village Retirement Community, Gradyville Road, Edgmont.
   Dr. Linda Rhodes, former PA Secretary of Aging,  will discuss Family Dynamics and issues concerning those who care for an aging spouse, parents and other loved ones.
  To reserve a seat or for directions, call 610-558-5044. 
 
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Free parenting workshops  

Spectra Support Services, LLC, in Havertown is offering a free workshop, The ABCs of Behavior: From the Tantrumming Toddler to the Taunting Teen on Monday, Nov. 12, at 9:30 a.m. (free babysitting available for this session) and Wednesday, Nov. 14, at 7 p.m.
 The workshops will highlight the basics of effective interventions with children who exhibit challenging behaviors. While focused on parents of children with special needs, the workshops are open to anyone.
 Certified school psychologist Tricia Bell, MS, will assist parents in understanding how to uncover behavior's purpose and exploring the power of rewards and consequences to shape it.
 The agency is located at 1254 West Chester Pike, Suite 206-A (next to McDonald’s) in Havertown. To register, or for more information, call 484-450-6476 or send an e-mail to info@spectrapa.com.
Spectra Support Services, LLC, serves individuals with disabilities and their families through a variety of individual and group therapies and interventions. In addition, we support families through training, case management, and support.

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Free Classic Rock Concert at Ridley Township Library

Folk/rock singer and songwriter (and Philly music legend) Kenn Kweder will appear in a free concert. Among the tunes in his set list will be favorites from the Beatles, Dylan, the Byrds, Pink Floyd, Crosby Stills and Nash, the Stones and many other songs from the 60s to the 80s! Kenn loves to take requests from the audience! Kenn’s appearance at the Tin Angel in Philadelphia late in November is sold out. Hear him at the library for free – you’ll be sure to enjoy the afternoon with this crowd-pleasing musician! The concert will take place in Garling Hall on the lower level of the Library/Municipal building on Sunday, Nov. 11 at 1:30 pm. Register to guarantee your seat by emailing reference@ridleylibrary.org, calling 610-583-0593, or stopping by the library, located at 100 E.MacDade Blvd.

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Free Watershed Science Through  Art Program Nov. 7
  Vivian Williams, Education Programs manager for Stroud Water Research, will present Watershed Science Through Art, 7:30 to 8:30p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 7, in the Mansion Ballroom at Ridley Creek State Park, 1023 Sycamore Mills Road, Media. 
Following her talk, Williams will lead two hands-on family art projects for participants. Supplies will be provided, and it will be appropriate for children and adults.
  The program is sponsored by Chester-Ridley-Crum Watersheds Association and Stroud Water Research Center.  Pre-registrations are welcome; contact CRC at 610-892-8731 or crc@nni.com. This event is free and open to the public.   

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FREE LEGAL ADVICE OFFERED BY PHILA. BAR ASSOCIATION NOVEMBER 14
The Philadelphia Bar Association will offer free legal advice to residents of Philadelphia and the surrounding counties on Wednesday, November 14, between 5 and 8 p.m.  Members of the public can access the service by calling the Association’s LegalLine P.M. hotline at (215) 238-6333.
Area residents seeking confidential legal advice will be able to speak for free with a volunteer attorney from the Philadelphia Bar Association.  Attorneys are available to offer information about any aspect of the law including family law, landlord-tenant, workers’ compensation and employment law, among other topics.
LegalLine P.M. is a public service sponsored by the Young Lawyers Division of the Philadelphia Bar Association, providing residents with free, quick and accurate legal advice during convenient evening hours.  LegalLine P.M. is offered on the third Wednesday of every month from 5 to 8 p.m.  The program has existed for nearly 20 years, allowing volunteer attorneys to help thousands of callers through direct service or by referring them to an appropriate source.
In addition, during regular work hours, the Philadelphia Bar Association offers another program -- the Lawyer Referral and Information Service (LRIS) -- which provides lawyer referrals to area residents.  Staff attorneys take calls from the general public and refer callers to attorneys in private practice for a 30-minute consultation, for which the attorney agrees to charge a drastically reduced fee of $30.
If callers do not need an attorney or cannot afford one, they will be directed to a legal service organization, agency or other resource for assistance.  LRIS is available Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., by calling (215) 238-6333.
Founded in 1802, the 13,000-member Philadelphia Bar Association is the oldest association of lawyers in the United States.
 


 

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