November 2006 Community Calendar - Boone County, Indiana

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Recurring Events

• Autism/Asperger’s Family Support Group - meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm at Centenary Methodist Church (910 Fordice Road, Lebanon). This meeting is open to family members, caregivers, and educators of children with Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome. For more information, please contact (765-483-8102).
• Boone County Landmarks Preservation, Inc. - meets the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Lebanon Public Library. "Working to save our historic structures."
• Community Bingo the 4th Tuesday of each month at Hickory Creek at Lebanon. The public is welcome. Refreshments and prizes for all. Games begin at 2:30 pm.
• Community Euchre Club every Wednesday at 2:00 pm at Hickory Creek at Lebanon. The public is welcome.
• Community Farmers' Market every Saturday Morning (indoors during the winter) at the Thorntown Heritage Museum (124 West Main Street, Thorntown) from 8:30-Noon. Open All Year - free admission. Featuring seasonal produce, baked goods, free-range meats, poultry, and fiber from farms in the area, and traditional arts and crafts of local artisans. Meet the farmers, artists, and animals who participate! Customers and vendors welcome. For more information, please contact (765-436-2202).
• GED classes from 6-8:30 pm every Monday and Wednesday evening at Lebanon High School (Room I-20). New student intake testing will be the first Monday of each month. For more information visit the Boone County Learning Network's website.
• Girl Scouts - Sterling Service Unit Leader Meeting - meets the third Monday of every month from 7-8pm at Boone REMC. Contact Shirley Behrens at 765-482-8117 for more information.
• Girl Scouts - Sterling Service Team Meeting - meetings the 1st Thursday of every month from 7-8pm at Boone REMC. Contact Shirley Behrens at 765-482-8117 for more information.
• Habitat for Humanity of Boone County, Inc.
  • Family Selection Committee Meetings (where people who might qualify for a Habitat home can learn more about the process) - 6 pm on the third Tuesday of each month at Witham Memorial Hospital, Beck Community Room, 2605 North Lebanon Street, Lebanon, IN 46052.
  • General Monthly Board Meeting - 7 pm on the third Tuesday of each month at Witham Memorial Hospital, Beck Community Room, 2605 North Lebanon Street, Lebanon, IN 46052. Meeting is open to the public. An executive session (closed to the public) usually follows the conclusion of the public meeting.
• Jamestown Community Lions Club meets every second and fourth Thursday at 7:30 pm at the Jamestown Pizza King - Meeting Room
• Lebanon Golden K (Kiwanis) - meets every Tuesday at 9:30 am at Boone REMC Community Building in Lebanon
• Lebanon Kiwanis - meet every Thursday at noon at the Ramada Inn in Lebanon.
• Lebanon Lions Club meets every second and fourth Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Lebanon Elks Club.
• Shalom Free Lunch for Everyone - every Saturday 11 am - 1 pm at the Shalom House (304 W. Green Street, Lebanon). Everyone welcome! For information call 765-482-4358.
• Tri Kappa - meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm at the First Baptist Church in Lebanon.
• Zionsville Playgroups - play group for parents and care givers with children in the Zionsville and surrounding area. Group schedules weekly outings, craft days, lunch get-togethers. All ages welcome. Contact or visit the Zionsville Playgroups blog for more information.

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• Friends of Boone County Trails meeting at 6:30 pm in the new Lebanon Library (lower level meeting room). Guest speaker is Dawn Kroh with Green 3, the consultants for the upcoming land acquisition of the Farm Heritage Trail between Lebanon and Colfax and the Thorntown project. Please come hear about the next phase of the project. (Friends of Boone County Trails website.)
• Zionsville Christian Church presents "THE BALANCING ACT," a four-week speaker series focusing on finding balance between career, family, faith, and individual fulfillment. Series tickets are $30, available at Zionsville Christian Church (120 N. 9th St, Zionsville 46077). Presentations will be on Thursday evenings. For more information or to purchase tickets please all 317-873-5301. Advance sales only. The Honorable Jane Magnus-Stinson, Associate Presiding Judge, Marion Superior Court will kick-off the series on October 12 at 7 pm. Magnus-Stinson was recently appointed to the position of U.S. District Court Magistrate. The speaker for October 19 at 7 pm is Jerry Arthur, President, Cook Pharmica, LLC. Arthur is a 31-year veteran of Eli Lilly & Co, currently building a cutting-edge biopharmaceutical company in Bloomington, Indiana. The speaker for October 26 at 7 pm is Lori Borgman, author of "I Was a Better Mother Before I Had Kids." Borgman's nationally syndicated column appears in the Sunday edition of the Indianapolis Star. The series wraps up on November 2 at 6:30 pm with Anna Quindlen, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and bestselling author will conclude our series. Her latest novel, Rise and Shine, is available in bookstores now.

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• "A Tuna Christmas" presented by Center Stage Community Theatre (604 Powell Street, Lebanon). Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 pm and the Sunday performance is at 2:30 pm. The show is about the slightly skewed world of Greater Tuna, Texas...where the Lions club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's 24 hours before Christmas in the third smallest town in Texas and all comic lunacy is about to break loose as the delightfully eccentric characters attempt to cope with seasonal traumas. The performance features: David Stern, Ashley Sims, Rosa McDaniel-King, Jim Lucas, Sarah Kennedy, Kae Campbell, Maew Corbin, Deb Woodings, Rae Myers, Laurie Atwater, Sherry Mason, and Karen Galvin.Tickets are $10 for adults $8 for students and seniors. For tickets, please call: 765-482-5363 or 317-280-1259. (Performances also on November 10-12.)

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• "Scrappin' Saturday" sponsored by the Jackson Township Historical Society from 9 am to 5 pm at the Jamestown United Methodist Church at the corner of High and Jefferson Streets in Jamestown. Cost is $20. Plans include lots of door prizes, a 4 foot work area, a free "Make-It-and Take-It" for each person and a "Creative Memories" consultant available for ideas and items to purchase. Bring a page or scrapbook to display and be entered in a special drawing. Be one of the first 6 people to register and receive a special gift. Pre-register before Friday, October 27, and receive 5 free extra door prize tickets. Please register by November 1, 2006 due to space limitations. There will be free drinks and snacks available all day. Please bring your lunch--refrigeration and microwave available. Registration forms are available at the Jamestown Town Building, the Tri- Area Library, the Pizza King, the IGA, Dick & Judy's, the State Bank of Lizton Branches at Jamestown and Lizton, or by calling Sue Henry (765-676-5723) or Janet Beam (765-676-5891) Bring your friends and supplies and join us for a fun day!
• Healing Journeys Spiritual Life Center, Inc. first of a series of three workshops on Self, Family, and Community Healing from 9 am to 5pm at St. Francis Episcopal Church (1525 Mulberry St. Zionsville). Registration deadline is Friday, October 27. Workshops are led by Dr. Pat Sheehan, internationally known Trauma and Intimacy Specialist and Cynthia Lynn-Dierdorf, Professional Spiritual Director. First workshop will cover the warrior and community: what is a warrior; what is the warrior's role in community; what is the community's role to the warrior; listening as healing; creating safe space; and story telling as healing. Veterans, their families, friends, community leaders, clergy, chaplains, educators, mental health professionals, etc. are invited. Cost is $35 per person/per workshop. Workshops are FREE to veterans and their immediate families. Lunch is provided, and child care is available. For more information, please contact Healing Journeys at 765-491-5244 or visit www.healingjourneysSLC.com.
• Gala 2006 presented by the Zionsville Band and Orchestra Parents (Z'BOP) at 7 pm at the Zionsville Community High School Performing Arts Center. The concert features Capitol Quartet and Orkestra Projekt in Swingsational! Proceeds from the annual event benefit the Zionsville Community High School's instrumental music programs.
• "A Tuna Christmas" presented by Center Stage Community Theatre (604 Powell Street, Lebanon). Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 pm and the Sunday performance is at 2:30 pm. The show is about the slightly skewed world of Greater Tuna, Texas...where the Lions club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's 24 hours before Christmas in the third smallest town in Texas and all comic lunacy is about to break loose as the delightfully eccentric characters attempt to cope with seasonal traumas. The performance features: David Stern, Ashley Sims, Rosa McDaniel-King, Jim Lucas, Sarah Kennedy, Kae Campbell, Maew Corbin, Deb Woodings, Rae Myers, Laurie Atwater, Sherry Mason, and Karen Galvin.Tickets are $10 for adults $8 for students and seniors. For tickets, please call: 765-482-5363 or 317-280-1259. (Performances also on November 10-12.)

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• "A Tuna Christmas" presented by Center Stage Community Theatre (604 Powell Street, Lebanon). Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 pm and the Sunday performance is at 2:30 pm. The show is about the slightly skewed world of Greater Tuna, Texas...where the Lions club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's 24 hours before Christmas in the third smallest town in Texas and all comic lunacy is about to break loose as the delightfully eccentric characters attempt to cope with seasonal traumas. The performance features: David Stern, Ashley Sims, Rosa McDaniel-King, Jim Lucas, Sarah Kennedy, Kae Campbell, Maew Corbin, Deb Woodings, Rae Myers, Laurie Atwater, Sherry Mason, and Karen Galvin.Tickets are $10 for adults $8 for students and seniors. For tickets, please call: 765-482-5363 or 317-280-1259. (Performances also on November 10-12.)
• Organist Marilyn Keiser in free Dedicatory Concert at 5 pm at St. Francis Episcopal Church (1525 Mulberry Street, Zionsville).

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• Walking in Beauty with Victor Villasenor from 10 am to 1:30 pm at the Peace Learning Center at Eagle Creek Park (6040 DeLong Road, Indianapolis). Join Hispanic author and peacemaker Victor Villasenor for an enlightening presentation about slowing down and learning to walk in beauty. Based on his novel Thirteen Senses, Villasenor encourages us to use all our gifts mindfully, find the peace within, and seek a global, peace conscious shift toward harmony among all. Admission is free, but registration is required. Presented by Peace Learning Center, Global Peace Initiatives and IUPUI Campus and Community Life. Questions? Call Linda Proffitt at 317-222-1556 to register or e-mail.
• Trinity Chapel Church's 7th Annual Chili Supper from 5 - 7 pm at the Senior Citizen's Building (707 S. Lebanon St., Lebanon). All you can eat--chili, dessert, drinks. Adults - $5, children 10 & under - $2. Carry out available. Monies raised wll go to the youth group and mission's group.
• Free Try-It Ballroom and Latin Dance Class at 7:30 pm at Lebanon Sports and Fitness Center. The classes taught by professional dance instructor Abby Prather will be held in the Lebanon Sports and Fitness gymnasium and will continue for six weeks, with each week featuring the basic steps of one of the world's most popular forms of dance. Over the course of the six weeks, students can expect to learn Salsa, Tango, Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing, and the Cha Cha. Participants need not have any experience and may choose to bring a partner or come alone. Class size is limited in order to insure quality personal instruction. Registration is required to sign up for the FREE TRY-IT CLASS or dance classes at Lebanon Sports and Fitness, please call 765-482-6992.
• "A Tuna Christmas" presented by Center Stage Community Theatre (604 Powell Street, Lebanon). Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 pm and the Sunday performance is at 2:30 pm. The show is about the slightly skewed world of Greater Tuna, Texas...where the Lions club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's 24 hours before Christmas in the third smallest town in Texas and all comic lunacy is about to break loose as the delightfully eccentric characters attempt to cope with seasonal traumas. The performance features: David Stern, Ashley Sims, Rosa McDaniel-King, Jim Lucas, Sarah Kennedy, Kae Campbell, Maew Corbin, Deb Woodings, Rae Myers, Laurie Atwater, Sherry Mason, and Karen Galvin.Tickets are $10 for adults $8 for students and seniors. For tickets, please call: 765-482-5363 or 317-280-1259.

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• Holiday Gift Fair sponsored by the Rotary Club of Zionsville from 10 am to 5 pm in Weitzel Hall on the St. Alphonsus Catholic Church. Other events include a silent auction, cash raffle and fine art auction. The fine art auction will begin at 7 pm and will be held in the former sanctuary of St. Alphonsus adjacent to Weitzel Hall. All proceeds for the event will be donated to local and international organizations that support children, e.g. local public library, nature center, boys and girls club, high school scholarships, and dictionaries for school age children living in Mexico. Booth space is $25 and booth registration information is availabe on the Rotary Club of Zionsville's website.
• CPR Class sponored by the Boone County Family YMCA. Save a life! This Community CPR program covers adult, child, and infant CPR, and choking emergencies. You will learn to provide basic life support until professional help arrives. We also provide Health Care Provider CPR classes. Registrations can be made by calling the YMCA at 765-482-5960 on or before November 8th. Healthcare: $45, Community: $35.
• Hoosier Art and Poetry from 1 pm to 3:30 pm at the Peace Learning Center at Eagle Creek Park (6040 DeLong Road, Indianapolis). In an American adaptation of the German picture-poem tradition, poet Norbert Krapf will read his work and photographer Darryl Jones will show slides from their collaboration, Invisible Presence: A Walk through Indiana in Photographs and Poems. This workshop will highlight the teamwork between a photographer and a poet, allowing the audience to see how these two Indiana artists combined their talents in creative and spiritual ways. Jones Polaroid manipulations and Krapf's poems reveal spiritual presence within everyday life. Participants will be able to share experiences of invisible presence in their own lives, followed by an optional walk through the woods (weather permitting), which will reveal the principles in nature that lead to spiritual discovery. Please dress comfortably. Admission is free, but registration is required. Call Linda Proffitt at 317-222-1556 to register or e-mail. Presented by Peace Learning Center and IUPUI Mac Kade German-American Center.
• In celebration of the Lebanon Public Library's Grand Opening, the "Sugar Bowl" will be featured from 2-3:45pm. The public is invited to attend the sock hop with music from the fabulous fifties playing on the vintage jukebox at Lebanon Public Library. Come join the fun and meet Mary Zaharako, daughter of the original owners of the “Sugar Bowl” on the square in Lebanon during the 50’s era.  Coneys, cokes and chips for all who attend.
• Celebrate Christamore at the Conrad from 6pm-midnight at The Conrad Indianapolis (50 West Washington St., Indianapolis). 5 star dining and dancing to the "Meatball Band"- with an exciting live and silent auction. Proceeds from the Christamore Gala event benefit the various programs of the Christamore House, an inner city multi-service center in the Haughville neighborhood. For ticket information, please call Kim Hardin 317-873-9282 or Susan Buroker 317-569-8667.
• "A Tuna Christmas" presented by Center Stage Community Theatre (604 Powell Street, Lebanon). Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 pm and the Sunday performance is at 2:30 pm. The show is about the slightly skewed world of Greater Tuna, Texas...where the Lions club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's 24 hours before Christmas in the third smallest town in Texas and all comic lunacy is about to break loose as the delightfully eccentric characters attempt to cope with seasonal traumas. The performance features: David Stern, Ashley Sims, Rosa McDaniel-King, Jim Lucas, Sarah Kennedy, Kae Campbell, Maew Corbin, Deb Woodings, Rae Myers, Laurie Atwater, Sherry Mason, and Karen Galvin.Tickets are $10 for adults $8 for students and seniors. For tickets, please call: 765-482-5363 or 317-280-1259.

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• "A Tuna Christmas" presented by Center Stage Community Theatre (604 Powell Street, Lebanon). Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 pm and the Sunday performance is at 2:30 pm. The show is about the slightly skewed world of Greater Tuna, Texas...where the Lions club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. It's 24 hours before Christmas in the third smallest town in Texas and all comic lunacy is about to break loose as the delightfully eccentric characters attempt to cope with seasonal traumas. The performance features: David Stern, Ashley Sims, Rosa McDaniel-King, Jim Lucas, Sarah Kennedy, Kae Campbell, Maew Corbin, Deb Woodings, Rae Myers, Laurie Atwater, Sherry Mason, and Karen Galvin.Tickets are $10 for adults $8 for students and seniors. For tickets, please call: 765-482-5363 or 317-280-1259.

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• 30th Annual Great American Smoke Out Kick the Habit With Your Kids Pledge To Be Tobacco Free Family Fun Night at the Lebanon Area Boys & Girls Club from 6 - 8 pm! Every year, smokers across the nation take part in the American Cancer Society's Great American Smokeout® by smoking less or quitting for the day on the third Thursday of November. The event challenges people to stop using tobacco and raises awareness of the many effective ways to quit for good. Come join the in the Lebanon Area Boys & Girls Club's first annual Pledge To Be Tobacco Free Family Fun Night. Encourage your family, friends, and neighbors to come to the club and enjoy a smoke free, fun night out with their family. There will be free food, games, and more! Bring in a family member or friend who is a tobacco user that remained tobacco free for the day and receive a special gift! Questions, please call the Club at 765-482-5110 and ask for Mandy.
• Learning Styles & Differing Abilities Workshop by Steve Couvillion, Phd, Pediatric Clinical Neuropsychologist - the first of four Learning Differences Workshops presented by the Parent Education and Advisory Council of Zionsville (PEACZ) at 7 pm at the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Libary. Suggested donation: 1 Session - $15 per person/$25 couple per session; 4 Sessions - $50 per person/ $75 couple. Early registration $5 discount if register by November 10. For more information or to register, please contact PEACZ (info@PEACZ.org or 317-663-4503).
• "How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" the Zionsville Community High School Fall Musical. Performances are at 7:30 pm each evening in the Zionsville Performing Arts Center at ZCHS. Tickets are $8.

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• Lebanon Educational Foundation Follies - the proceeds from the Follies are used to support the Foundation's mission of providing grants to teachers and scholarships to students within in the Lebanon Community School Corporation. This year will be the 15th and final year for the Foundation Follies.
• "How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" the Zionsville Community High School Fall Musical. Performances are at 7:30 pm each evening in the Zionsville Performing Arts Center at ZCHS. Tickets are $8.

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• One-day Marriage Seminar hosted by The Cabin, A Family Counseling and Resource Center, at Zionsville Presbyterian Church from 8 am to 4 pm. This seminar consists of a series of ten talks designed to take your marriage to the next level and includes child care, continental breakfast, and lunch. Topics include: God's Marital Equation, 1+1=1; What is Your Current Heart Condition; Being Selfish Can be the Best Gift You Give Your Marriage; Can We Talk; When Serving Others Doesn't Serve the Us; When Just Another Day in Paradise Leaves Us Empty; The Couple That Prays Together, Stays Together; When Love is Not the Only Thing I m Addicted To; Pay it Forward: Marriage Mentoring; Making Your Marriage Rock! Cost is $30 per person or $50 per couple. Visit http://www.thecabin.org/ for more information or to register.
• Sterling Girl Scouts (Lebanon and Western Boone area) 3rd Annual Christmas Bazaar from 9 am - 3 pm at the Keith Campbell Community Building (Old Stokes Elementary School) in Lebanon. Fourteen local girl scout troops have been busy making Christmas ornaments, craft items and baked goods for this years event. Stop in for some homemade goodies and visit with Santa while you're there!
• Boone County Extension Homemakers Holiday Bazaar and Holiday Workshop from 9am-3pm at the Boone County 4-H Fairgrounds. Holiday extravaganza! New this year, this is a combination of both events. Booths featuring items by central Indiana artisians, gift ideas, and holiday baked items. We will also be having mini sessions throughout the day demonstrating holiday crafts, gifts, food, and decorating ideas. Lunch served. Door prizes. Admission is FREE. Call 765-482-0750 for more information. Still accepting vendors for this event--call 765-482-3884 for vendor information.
• Sugar Creek Art Center presents the Grande Christmas Buffet from 9:15 am-3 pm. The cost is $35 and that includes lunch at Stookey's and your choice of four classes: wooden ornament, water color cards, paper jewelry, moasic garden stone, holiday vases. Mail $35 check payable to Sugar Creek Art Center to Taste of Art, Sugar Creek Art Center, 127 S. Pearl Street, Thorntown, IN 46071.
• Lebanon Educational Foundation Follies - the proceeds from the Follies are used to support the Foundation's mission of providing grants to teachers and scholarships to students within in the Lebanon Community School Corporation. This year will be the 15th and final year for the Foundation Follies.
• "How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" the Zionsville Community High School Fall Musical. Performances are at 7:30 pm each evening in the Zionsville Performing Arts Center at ZCHS. Tickets are $8.

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• Lebanon Educational Foundation Follies - the proceeds from the Follies are used to support the Foundation's mission of providing grants to teachers and scholarships to students within in the Lebanon Community School Corporation. This year will be the 15th and final year for the Foundation Follies.
• Snow Goose Global Thanksgiving Celebration of Peace and Harmony from 3 to 6:30 pm at the International School of Indiana Gymnasium (4330 North Michigan Road, Indianapolis). Participate in this multicultural Thanksgiving celebration of the good things in life. The celebration involves inclusive entertainment for all ages, a potluck meal, and a candlelight moment for world peace. Participants should bring a covered dish to share, a raw vegetable to contribute to the Stone Soup to feed the hungry, and a willingness to meet new friends in peace and harmony. Sponsors: Global Peace Initiatives, IUPUI Campus and Community Life, International School of Indiana and Peace Learning Center. Questions? Call Linda Proffitt at 317-222-1556 to register or e-mail.

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• Christmas Canstruction - presented by The Lebanon Reporter and RadioMom 91.1. The Reporter and RadioMom are collecting donations of canned goods to benefit the Caring Center, and are using the donations to build a "Christmas tree" in the front lobby of the Reporter office. Donations will be accepted from Monday, November 20, to Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The campaign raised more than 3,200 cans in 2005. And last year, Reporter managing editor George Piper shaved his head when we reached our 2,000 goal. Our target this year is 3,500 food items or dollars ($1 equals one food item). And what will George do when we hit that mark? He'll spend 24 hours on the Reporter roof starting Thursday, December 21. So please help share holiday spirit with those in need, and put George on the roof — at least for one day.

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• Christmas Canstruction - presented by The Lebanon Reporter and RadioMom 91.1. The Reporter and RadioMom are collecting donations of canned goods to benefit the Caring Center, and are using the donations to build a "Christmas tree" in the front lobby of the Reporter office. Donations will be accepted from Monday, November 20, to Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The campaign raised more than 3,200 cans in 2005. And last year, Reporter managing editor George Piper shaved his head when we reached our 2,000 goal. Our target this year is 3,500 food items or dollars ($1 equals one food item). And what will George do when we hit that mark? He'll spend 24 hours on the Reporter roof starting Thursday, December 21. So please help share holiday spirit with those in need, and put George on the roof — at least for one day.

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• Christmas Canstruction - presented by The Lebanon Reporter and RadioMom 91.1. The Reporter and RadioMom are collecting donations of canned goods to benefit the Caring Center, and are using the donations to build a "Christmas tree" in the front lobby of the Reporter office. Donations will be accepted from Monday, November 20, to Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The campaign raised more than 3,200 cans in 2005. And last year, Reporter managing editor George Piper shaved his head when we reached our 2,000 goal. Our target this year is 3,500 food items or dollars ($1 equals one food item). And what will George do when we hit that mark? He'll spend 24 hours on the Reporter roof starting Thursday, December 21. So please help share holiday spirit with those in need, and put George on the roof — at least for one day.

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• 22nd Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner to be held at Lebanon Rock Church (504 E Elm St, Lebanon) from 11:30am-1:30pm. Dine-in, carry-out or delivery. To donate, volunteer, or request meals, please call the church office at 765-482-4087. You may also donate online at www.lebanonrockchurch.org.

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• Christmas Canstruction - presented by The Lebanon Reporter and RadioMom 91.1. The Reporter and RadioMom are collecting donations of canned goods to benefit the Caring Center, and are using the donations to build a "Christmas tree" in the front lobby of the Reporter office. Donations will be accepted from Monday, November 20, to Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The campaign raised more than 3,200 cans in 2005. And last year, Reporter managing editor George Piper shaved his head when we reached our 2,000 goal. Our target this year is 3,500 food items or dollars ($1 equals one food item). And what will George do when we hit that mark? He'll spend 24 hours on the Reporter roof starting Thursday, December 21. So please help share holiday spirit with those in need, and put George on the roof — at least for one day.

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• Christmas Canstruction - presented by The Lebanon Reporter and RadioMom 91.1. The Reporter and RadioMom are collecting donations of canned goods to benefit the Caring Center, and are using the donations to build a "Christmas tree" in the front lobby of the Reporter office. Donations will be accepted from Monday, November 20, to Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The campaign raised more than 3,200 cans in 2005. And last year, Reporter managing editor George Piper shaved his head when we reached our 2,000 goal. Our target this year is 3,500 food items or dollars ($1 equals one food item). And what will George do when we hit that mark? He'll spend 24 hours on the Reporter roof starting Thursday, December 21. So please help share holiday spirit with those in need, and put George on the roof — at least for one day.

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• Christmas Canstruction - presented by The Lebanon Reporter and RadioMom 91.1. The Reporter and RadioMom are collecting donations of canned goods to benefit the Caring Center, and are using the donations to build a "Christmas tree" in the front lobby of the Reporter office. Donations will be accepted from Monday, November 20, to Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The campaign raised more than 3,200 cans in 2005. And last year, Reporter managing editor George Piper shaved his head when we reached our 2,000 goal. Our target this year is 3,500 food items or dollars ($1 equals one food item). And what will George do when we hit that mark? He'll spend 24 hours on the Reporter roof starting Thursday, December 21. So please help share holiday spirit with those in need, and put George on the roof — at least for one day.

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• Christmas Canstruction - presented by The Lebanon Reporter and RadioMom 91.1. The Reporter and RadioMom are collecting donations of canned goods to benefit the Caring Center, and are using the donations to build a "Christmas tree" in the front lobby of the Reporter office. Donations will be accepted from Monday, November 20, to Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The campaign raised more than 3,200 cans in 2005. And last year, Reporter managing editor George Piper shaved his head when we reached our 2,000 goal. Our target this year is 3,500 food items or dollars ($1 equals one food item). And what will George do when we hit that mark? He'll spend 24 hours on the Reporter roof starting Thursday, December 21. So please help share holiday spirit with those in need, and put George on the roof — at least for one day.

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• 10th Annual 99.5 WZPL Make-A-Wish Request-A-Thon from 6 am on November 30 to 6 pm on December 1. Listeners will have the opportunity to request ANY SONG in exchange for a $20 donation to the Foundation. Along with an entertaining mix of music, there will be many touching interviews with wish kids, families, and volunteers. For information on sponsoring or volunteering for this event contact the Make-A-Wish office at 317-636-6060.
• Developing a Successful Plan for Your Student Workshop by Steve Couvillion, Phd, Pediatric Clinical Neuropsychologist - the second of four Learning Differences Workshops presented by the Parent Education and Advisory Council of Zionsville (PEACZ) at 7 pm at the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Libary. Suggested donation: 1 Session - $15 per person/$25 couple per session; 4 Sessions - $50 per person/ $75 couple. Early registration $5 discount if register by November 10. For more information or to register, please contact PEACZ (info@PEACZ.org or 317-663-4503).
• Christmas Canstruction - presented by The Lebanon Reporter and RadioMom 91.1. The Reporter and RadioMom are collecting donations of canned goods to benefit the Caring Center, and are using the donations to build a "Christmas tree" in the front lobby of the Reporter office. Donations will be accepted from Monday, November 20, to Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The campaign raised more than 3,200 cans in 2005. And last year, Reporter managing editor George Piper shaved his head when we reached our 2,000 goal. Our target this year is 3,500 food items or dollars ($1 equals one food item). And what will George do when we hit that mark? He'll spend 24 hours on the Reporter roof starting Thursday, December 21. So please help share holiday spirit with those in need, and put George on the roof — at least for one day.

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