North Wayne Tree Conservation Project

You Can Help “reforest” North Wayne and Fire-damaged Flathead National Forest! –thru the help of our very own NWPA and local Cub Scout Pack 284

What: As part of the Boy Scouts of America 100th Anniversary, the NWPA and local Cub Scouts from Wayne Elementary are taking orders for trees to help replant our tree-lined streets — where many of our trees have aged or fallen to disease.  For just $20, you can buy a striking 2 – 4′-tall Centennial tree to nurture for generations to come!  Select from the list of trees on the next page; the majority of the trees have been recommended by the Radnor Shade Commission.  This is a great opportunity to plant living legacies in both Wayne and in our national forests, as well as enabling our local youth to perform a conservation project as part of their Scouting experience.

National Boy Scout Extra: As an incredible bonus, for every 100th Anniversary tree purchased, the Arbor Day Foundation will plant a corresponding tree in the newly created Boy Scouts of America Centennial Forest. The Centennial Forest will aid in re-planting the Flathead National Forest in Montana after recent fires, where deforested areas threaten tree seed-sources, wildlife shelter and grizzly bear habitat.

Local NWPA Extra: There are also a limited amount of “gift trees” that have been purchased by donators and Cub Scout Pack 284 – if you cannot afford a tree but would still like to plant one in front of your house, just let us know and we will supply on a first come, first serve basis (limit 1 per home).  If you would like to gift a tree to a neighbor or donate to the NWPA gift tree program, just place another order and indicate how you would like to see it used.

When & How: Local Scouts will be visiting homes in the next couple of weeks taking orders.  You may also simply send your order to Charlie.herrin@me.com.  Tree orders are due by 4/28 and will ship in mid-May.  Scouts and NWPA volunteers will be contacting you as soon as the trees arrive to schedule your planting during the weeks of May and early June (there will be 2-3 weekend time slots available).  If you would prefer to just have the tree delivered, please let us know when you place your order.

Volunteer: If you are interested in working alongside the Cub Scouts, please contact Charlie Herrin at Charlie.herrin@me.com.  It is a 1-2 hour commitment on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon in May/early June.

See attached PDF for order form and info: You Can Help Project – PDF

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Last Call – Progressive Dinner

Last call to attend this year’s Progressive Dinner on Saturday, April 17th.

If you want to participate but have not yet sent in your response, please email Jill Stavrokos at Stavro218@verizon.net by Wednesday, April 7th.

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Mark Your Calendars – Easter Egg Hunt

NWPA EASTER EGG HUNT

SATURDAY APRIL 3RD, 2010, 10:00am

FENIMORE WOODS PARK @ 1194 Eagle Road View Map

Kids – be sure to …. Bring your basket to hunt for candy filled eggs! Yum! Use your keen powers of observation. You may find one of the golden eggs and be awarded a special prize! Make a wish and we may be visited by the Easter Bunny!

Refreshments will be provided. Walk or Drive. Parking available in lot off Eagle Rd or lotat intersection of Paul/Walnut/Chamonix

Help is appreciated for stuffing and/or hiding eggs. Please contact Amy Marren amymarren@gmail.com Or Amy Shoumer 484-343-5465

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A Letter from our President

Dear Neighbor,

After a Winter filled with snowstorms, snowmen, snow shoveling and snow days, I am sure many of you would be happy not to see the word snow let alone that white fluffy substance for quite awhile. I personally love the white fluffy stuff but am also looking forward to Spring after experiencing some warm, sunny weather this past week. Speaking of white fluffy stuff, our activities ladies were put to the test by our first big snow storm coming just days before the Carol Sing, still many braved the cold and snow drifts to carol at Finley House. A big thanks to all those who helped Read more…

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Arbor Day Conservation Project for North Wayne

Local Cub Scouts from Pack 284, Wayne will be out in the neighborhood in March and early April as part of a conservation service project to replace trees on our North Wayne streets.  This is the 100th anniversary year of Scouting and the Boy Scouts of America have teamed up with the National Arbor Day Foundation on a program to reforest local areas.  From their first days in 1910, the Boy Scouts of America has built character and values-based leadership qualities in America’s youth, and provided a platform for Read more…

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Carol Sing Thanks

On a white winter eve, many a neighbor met at the Radnor Historic Society to share good cheer.
The snow covered grounds made for such a magical scene.
The hot chocolate and cookies were tasty and a plenty.
Spirits were high.
And then so became the tension as Santa’s truck was late. Oh my!!
An emergency call in town.
Thankfully Radnor Fire Co has its priorities right and took care of the emergency first.
There are so many people who contributed to the lovely evening and also created a festive environment in North Wayne. Thank you to….. Read more…

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