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There may not be a lever on the electronic voting machines to pull to vote a "straight" party ticket, but that did not deter Levy County voters as they cast votes for Republican candidates in every office on the ballot in Tuesday's general election.
New representatives were crowned this past weekend. From left, Little Miss Williston 2014-2015 Alexcia Dubois, niece of Michael Mulkey and Rene Slaughter and sponsored by The Kirby Farm; Miss Williston 2014-2015 Kaylee Nicholson, daughter of Emmett and Billie Jo Whitehurst and sponsored by Fugate Forestry., Jr. Miss Williston 2014-2015 Sarah Dykstra, daughter of Duane and Tina Dykstra and sponsored by her parents.
Now through Tuesday, Nov. 4, any Levy County resident who needs transportation to the polls has access to free transportation.
Tammy Jones, supervisor of elections, has partnered with Levy County Transit to make sure anyone who wants to vote has a ride to the voting booth.
Early voting takes place at the supervisor's office in Bronson through Saturday, Nov. 1. On Tuesday, you must vote in your home precinct. Call Levy County Transit at 352-486-3485 to make your reservation.
Bronson Town Council Member Berlon Weeks resigned his seat on the council Tuesday through a letter sent to town officials.
Sometimes training your dog to be obedient requires first training yourself.
Stacy Moore, the Muttman, has taken a centuries' old method of animal obedience and honed it into something that can be applied to dogs – and their masters–everywhere.
Animal training is in Moore's blood.
As far back as 1932, his family has been involved in the entertainment industry with animal shows. He trained his first dog, Opie, when he was six years old and has produced shows for Disneyland, Disney World, Sea World, Six Flags and Busch Gardens.
With two county commission races on the ballot, a hotly contested governor's race, a constitutional amendment to allow medical marijuana and a local referendum to allow the Levy County Commission to grant tax breaks to new and expanding businesses, voters are casting ballots in high numbers.
Never let it be said that Levy County won't look a gift horse in the mouth.
D.A.B. Constructors Inc., owner Bill Bachschmidt, asked to change the way his company would repave and widen County Road 40 in a way that would take care of a problem with cracks in the road, would cost $6,000 less than his low bid of $1,232,222.22 and would mean the county would get surplus material valued at $175,000.
Finding that conditions were unsafe, and a serious threat to public health, the Williston Board of Adjustment and Code Enforcement (BOA), fined two property owners heavily and recommended that city administration bring the property into compliance with the owner assessed the cost of the work.
Property owned by Toby and Lisa Donnel at 412 SE Dr., Williston was found to be in non-compliance in July, and as of Oct. 20, the couple had not responded to the city.
A home east of Williston that houses sex offenders and sex predators is causing concern in the community and Levy County Sheriff Bobby McCallum asked the Levy County Commission to consider legal actions that can be taken to limit such residences.
The single-family home at 21161 NE 35TH ST, which is not a group home, had seven sex offenders and three sexual predators registered at the address on Monday, McCallum said. "These numbers continue to rise." It is outside the city limits of Williston.
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Bring your pets to the SPCA for Pet Photos with Santa on Saturday, November 22, 2014 from 11 AM to 3 PM and again on Wednesday, December 3, 2014 from 4 PM to 7 PM. Photo packages are available. You will receive one 5 x 7 and two wallet sized photos for just $12. For $18 you will recieve the same photos listed previously plus a CD to make your own reprints.
The Lycoming County SPCA presents Sweet Temptations, its Dessert Tasting and Auction Fundraiser at the Historic Genetti Hotel and Suites, Friday, November 7th at 7:00 p.m. The 13th Annual event will feature many special desserts for sampling, a silent and live auction and a red carpet stroll of seven very special dogs and their forever people. The winning ticket for the Marc Williams Goldsmith Pendant and Earring Raffle will also be drawn at 8:00 p.m. The evening will be emceed by WNEP's Jim Hamill.
"This is our largest fundraiser of the year," said Executive Director, Victoria Stryker. "The money raised through this event helps us in the care of almost 4,000 animals annually; and funds our mission to investigate animal cruelty, provide spay/neuter assistance, education, and, of course, adoptions."
Over 300 attend the event that is packed with activities. Dessert Tastings will be provided by Julie's Candies, Peter Herdic House, Peg & Bill's Diner II, Wegmans, Lang's Chocolates, Serendipity's Cakes of Distinction and TGI Fridays. Throughout the evening featured items will be "live auctioned" including a private cooking class and dinner for six at DiSalvo's Wine & Spirits Lounge with Executive Chef, Vince DiSalvo, a Bench Craft Leather Chair and Ottoman from Keystone Gallery in Muncy, dinner for ten, prepared at the high bidder's home by SPCA Executive Director Victoria Stryker and three very special limited edition pieces of art.
The first piece of art to be auctioned by Gerald Lubeck is called Cheetahs Watching, donated by Barbara Wertz. Framing was donated by Susquehanna Gallery in Jersey Shore. Also donated by Wertz is Victoria Montesinos' Midnight Jazz. This hand embellished giclee on canvas is valued at $2,600. The final piece is a first time limited edition print, Into the Mystic by Hughesville artist and teacher, Steven Buggy. Framing for this piece was donated by the Gold Leaf Frame Shoppe in Williamsport.
The silent auction features over 100 items from jewelry to pet items and is being added to daily. Visit lycomingspca.org for a detailed listing.
Perhaps the highlight of the evening though is the Red Carpet Stroll. Seven special dogs will be featured this year including AJ who was homeless six different times, along with her owner. Last year, ownership of AJ was surrendered to the SPCA and AJ was able to meet the Bower's, her forever family.
Sweet Temptations tickets may be purchased at the SPCA through October 31st. The $25 ticket includes a drink ticket and dessert sampling and coffee. Limited tickets will be available at the door. For more information about the event or to purchase raffle tickets for the Marc Williams Goldsmith pendant and earring set valued at $3,756 (the raffle winner does not need to be present to win), stop by or call the SPCA at 570-322-4646.
The photos below are by no means a complete list of items available at the auction.
The Lycoming County SPCA will host a fun-filled evening in celebration of Howl-O-Ween on Friday, October 24, beginning at 5:00 PM. Costumed children and their dogs are invited to attend. There will be tricks and treating for all to enjoy.
At 5:30 PM there will be a costume parade. Registered attendees will have the opportunity to win a prize for the Funniest, Scariest, and Most Original costumes. Children must be accompanied by an adult and, if bringing a dog, the adult must be the handler. Dogs must be well behaved, have up-to-date shots, and dog license.
All registered children will receive a Howl-O-Ween certificate, have the opportunity to tour the trick or treat lane, and receive goodies for both child and dog. Registration forms are available at the SPCA or on the website at www.lycomingspca.org.
A photographer will be on hand to take pictures on the "tower of hay" backdrop. A 4x6 photo will be provided for a donation to the SPCA.
At 6:00 PM, SPCA dog trainer, Tracy Free will have agility demonstrations for graduating students and their owners. All are invited to watch the fun.
In case of rain the event will be rescheduled for Saturday, October 25.
Dog Training Class with Tracy Free
Play and Praise Philosophy
The SPCA welcomes Tracy Free who will begin her "Play and Praise" Dog Training Classes. Tracy has 20 years of experience in working with animals. Her motto is "Train without pain". Tracy understands that training should be tailored to the individual needs of both the dog and the human. Making your dog more confident and wanting to please you is her ultimate goal.
The Cost
Puppy Class-six weeks
$90 (+ tax)=$95.40
$75 + tax=$79.50 Lycoming County SPCA Adoptee
Basic Adult Class-eight weeks
$120(+ tax)=$127.20
$90 (+ tax)=$95.40 Lycoming County SPCA Adoptee
One-on-one class for one behavior
$40 (+ tax)=$42.40 for three ½ hour sessions
Hollywood Tricks-$120 (+ tax)=$137.80 for eight sessions
Agility-$120 (+tax)=$137.80 for the season or $15 (+tax) for each session
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Current Pennsylvania dog license.
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Four or Six foot nylon leash. (No chain leashes or retractable Flexi- leads)
Dog should wear a flat nylon or leather collar, head halter (Gentle Leader®), or Easy Walk Harness. Martingales or nylon check chokers are allowed if fitted properly. NO choke chains or pinch collars.
Please feel free to call Tracy with your questions about classes: 570-322-4646 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Training Class Dates For 2015
January 8, 2015: 5:30 PM Puppy Class 6:30 PM Adult Class
January 9, 2015 6:00 PM "Hollywood" Tricks Class
March 12, 2015 5:30 PM Puppy Class 6:30 PM Adult Class
April 10, 2015 6:00 PM Agility Class
May 14, 2015 5:30 PM Puppy Class 6:30 PM Adult Class
July 16, 2015 5:30 PM Puppy Class 6:30 PM Adult Class
September 17, 2015 5:30 PM Puppy Class 6:30 PM Adult Class
Lycoming County SPCA Volunteers and some adoptable animals will be at the farmers market. Come on down and say hi!
If you've never seen a roller derby match before here's a chance to ck it out and support the Lycoming County SPCA at the same time. Tickets are $10 for adults and kids under 10 are free. When you bring an unopened bag of dog or cat food or cat litter, tickets are half-off. Bout (roller derby speak) between our Susquehanna Valley Derby Vixens and Dutchland Rollers starts at 6pm at the Total Sports Arena in Williamsport, 310 Elmira Street. Door open at 5:30 p.m. The SPCA will have dogs available for adoption at the bout.
The Lycoming County SPCA has registered with WoofTrax, Inc., to raise money to help support the shelter using a mobile phone application. The application tracks a walker's route using GPS technology and donates money to the SPCA for each mile walked. The mobile app is free to the walker and the shelter.
While anyone can download the free mobile app and raise money for the shelter ANYTIME, the SPCA decided to see how many people would download the app by Saturday, September 13th. "The 2nd Saturday in September has traditionally been our Paws for a Cause Walk but we moved the walk to June this year (to coincide with our Annual Pet Expo). Some SPCA Friends missed the walk, so this seemed like the perfect date to officially kick off our use of the application," said Development Director Mindee Lyon.
To make this a little more interesting all WoofTrax Walkers who register and walk a dog by Saturday, September 13th will be recognized in the next SPCA newsletter and entered in a raffle for an SPCA Doggie Gift Basket. And, SPCA Volunteers walking an SPCA Dog anytime Monday, September 8th through Saturday, September 13th will be entered twice for the drawing (every time a dog is walked that week while using the WoofTrax app). The app will inform the SPCA who is walking and how far.
Those interested in learning about becoming an SPCA Volunteer are encouraged to download the Volunteer Application on the SPCA website: lycomingspca.org and click on the volunteer tab or call to speak to the Volunteer Manager, Missy Black at 570-322-4646.
Well behaved dogs and their people are invited to join the Genetti Hotel and the Lycoming County SPCA for an unforgettable sit-down dinner for people and dogs prepared by Chef Maimone. Reserve a seat for you and your canine companion. We will dine "Alfresco style" on William Street (Rain location - Genetti Ballroom).
Each $25 ticket is good for one person and one canine companion. Includes frosty paw treats and gourmet doggy biscuits for your four legged friends. Don't tell the dogs, but check out the people menu: Sliced duck breast over spring mix with tomatoes, cucumbers and finished with Tzatziki Dressing. Melon soup and choice of:
Chicken Cordon Bleu Chateau Brignon Stuffed Flounder Florentine Cheese Ravioli Ratatouille And for dessert...New York Cheesecake.
Having a dog is not required. In fact we will have some dogs available for adoption to meet and match making services available for people and pets. Please bring your sense of humor and love of dogs to the event.
Free Parking is available in the Genetti lot with advanced ticket purchase. Contact Vicki Goodspeed at the Genetti at 570-601-8000 to purchase a ticket. Please note, one dog per handler and doggie etiquette requires that dogs in attendance are on leash, are not dog or people aggressive, no guarding issues (people or food) and are easily controlled on a leash. Please, no unaltered dogs at the event.
While seating begins at 5:30, we will seat guests as late as 7 p.m. Guests will also receive an imprinted dog bowl.
Proceeds benefit the Lycoming County SPCA. Thank you to the Genetti Hotel and their dog-friendly staff for their AMAZING hospitality!
Free Parking is available in the Genetti lot with advanced ticket purchase. Contact Vicki Goodspeed at the Genetti at 570-601-8000 to purchase a ticket. Please note, one dog per handler and doggie etiquette requires that dogs in attendance are on leash, are not dog or people aggressive, no guarding issues (people or food) and are easily controlled on a leash.
Proceeds benefit the Lycoming County SPCA. Thank you to the Genetti Hotel and their dog-friendly staff for their extraordinary hospitality!
Come on in - the water's fine!Monday, September 1st, the Lycoming County SPCA will be at Shaw Park's East End Pool on Sherman Street in Williamsport on Labor Day to celebrate their Second Annual, Doggie Swim Day. For more information contact Williamsport City Parks and Recreation Department at 570-327-7510 or email@example.com Volunteers needed to help show off some of our fabulous dogs available for adoption at this event. If you are available, please contact Missy Black at the shelter. Thank you City of Williamsport for putting on this event and having us! The pool will be open from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Admission is $10/per dog. People are free.
6pm Meeting at the Lycoming County SPCA on Reach Road in Williamsport to learn about volunteer experiences available at the shelter. Please register with Volunteer Coordinator Missy Black at the shelter 570-322-4646 or firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information http://www.lycomingspca.org/content/become-volunteer.
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The Lycoming County SPCA is the county's only locally run, full-service shelter and operates entirely on the support of its donors. All contributions to the Lycoming County SPCA remain within our community to provide services such as shelter, emergency treatment, investigation and prosecution of cruelty or abuse complaints; adoption and counseling; education, outreach and humane care. We are not affiliated with any other state or national SPCA or other humane societies.
Monday: 10 AM - 7:30 PM
Tuesday: 10 AM - 7:30 PM
Wednesday: 10 AM - 4 PM
Thursday: 10 AM - 7:30 PM
Friday: 10AM - 7:30 PM
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Project by Janie Medley Photos by Alisandra Photography Add a bohemian edge to your bridal look with this gorgeous DIY floral crown! Ingredients: Jasmine Vine Ranunculus Black Scabiosa Floral Tape Scissors How To: Step One: Cut the stems of the flowers to the desired length, you need about ½ stem to work with. Step Two: Take a piece of the jasmine vine and with the floral tape, begin taping the flowers to the vine. In between taping, try the flower crown on to see how it looks and where you need to place the flowers. Once you have the desired look and feel you are going for, you're done! All Finished! If you like, you can make this the night before the wedding and place it in the refrigerator.
Project by Janie Medley
Photos by Alisandra Photography
This festive wreath is the perfect addition to an autumn wedding!
Ingredients:Grapevine wreath (purchase at local craft store) Bittersweet Grevillea or any type of flowering plant, you could also use rose hips Scissors
How To:
Step One: I started the design process at the base of the wreath by inserting stems of the grevillea into the wreath. You don't need to wire it on the wreath. Being that we are using a grapevine wreath, the stems will stay in place by forcing them within the wreath.
Step Two: Continue this process until you are satisfied with the look you are going for. I placed the grevillea on the bottom and the sides.
Step Three: Now it's time to add the bittersweet! Cut the bittersweet into smaller stems and begin filling in the wreath. You can add as much as you like to get the look that you desire.
There you have it! So perfect and for a fall wedding and for your home!
Project by Janie Medley
Photos by Alisandra Photography
With its rich texture and deep, bold hues, this centerpiece is the perfect addition to your autumn wedding tablescape!
Ingredients:Vase of your choice Ranunculus Dahlias Pansies Coleus Waterproof Floral Tape Scissors
How To:
Always give the stems of the flowers a cut and put them in clear water for about two hours before you begin making the arrangement. When designing, make sure the leaves on the stems are not inserted in the water inside the vessel.
Step 1: Make a grid across the opening of the vase with the floral tape.
Step 2: Outline the perimeter of the vase with the coleus.
Step 3: Add the dahlias. Make certain you add them in all around so they will be seen from all angles.
Step 4: Add the ranunculus.
Step 5: Add the pansies and you are all done!
Project by Janie Medley
Photos by Marvelous Things Photography
Spread the love with this beautiful floral arrangement — perfect for a welcome display, sweetheart table, or cake table!
Ingredients:Monogram mugs from Anthropologie Seeded Eucalyptus Ranunculus Larkspur Heather Scissors
How To:
Step One: Always begin with processing your flowers once you get them home. Give the stems a fresh cut at an angel and place the flowers in clean water. Start the design with the seed eucalyptus. You'll want it to hang over the mug, (you may have to place a strip of tape across the top of the mug in order to hold the seeded eucalyptus in place.
Step Two: Next place the ranunculus in the design. The ranunculus is the "featured flower". Make certain it is placed in the center and near the front of the design.
Step Three: Now add the remaining flowers and there you have it!
So perfect for your wedding or for your home if you are hosting a dinner party!
After the bride and groom make their happy departure, let the guests mingle and roast marshmallows. If your venue does not have firepits, you could also use little gas camp stoves on every table.
1. Hershey's Chocolate Bars
2. Graham Crackers
3. Marshmallows
4. Wire Hangers
5. Cellophane Bags in 3 Sizes
6. Adhesive Paper and Cardstock
7. Labels and Instructions design (downloadable pdfs right here and here.)
8. Kraft Box with Lid 4.75" x 6" x 2.5"
9. Tissue
10. Ribbon
11. Scissors
12. Wire Cutter
STEP 1: Remove the marshmallows, chocolate and graham crackers from their original packaging and put them in cellophane bags. Here we put six graham cracker squares in a 4" x 6" bag, Three chocolate squares in a 5" x 3" bag, and about 10 marshmallows in a 5.5" x 8" bag.
STEP 2: With the wire cutters, cut off the head of the hanger and then bend the hanger in fourths so it fits the length of the box. Secure it with ribbon.
STEP 3: Print out the labels on adhesive paper and instructions on cardstock and cut them out. Fold up the instructions.
STEP 4: Lining the box with a piece of tissue, assemble the marshmallows, crackers, chocolate, instructions and hanger in the box.
STEP 5: Adhere the label to the box lid and voila! A S'mores Kit!
Photos by This Love of Yours... Photography
PRESENTATIONUse a color scheme that matches your wedding palette: wedding colors aren't just for the flowers and bridesmaids dresses! Taking advantage of the colors you've already established can enhance your candy table's presence, and bring cohesion to your entire reception. Create depth and height in your display: with simple boxes or even phone books, you can sculpt a beautiful landscape on your table. You can wrap the boxes in decorative paper, or even leave them bare and covered with matching linens for a refined, free-flowing cascade. Take advantage of your centerpieces: whether they be flowers, candles, or tiny little goldfish, using an extra centerpiece or two will not only tie into the rest of your reception, but it can also add life and freshness to your candy table. Don't be afraid to use trimmings: details like good quality linens, ribbons, and paper can add nice touches to your overall display. Less is more: trimmings are definitely your friends, but don't go overboard! Too many space fillers can potentially clutter your table and cause sensory overload! Consider the table: where will it be located? Will there be a nice backdrop or wall behind it for pictures? Or will it be open so people can access it from all sides? Will it even have sides, or will it be round? These are all good questions to ask yourself before deciding on a set-up design.
CANDYColor is key: as mentioned before, having a specific color scheme can really make your table pop. Monochromatic palettes can also be striking and elegant. Make sure to consider different hues and shades – for example, if your colors are red and brown, don't be afraid of using different shades of reds and pinks. If using primarily dark colors, try to use trimmings in lighter shades to bring energy to your table. Check the weather: Will it be hot or sunny? Will the table be indoors or outdoors? If indoor, will there be AC? If you're worried about warmth, save the stress and avoid candies that could easily melt (unfortunately this includes most chocolates)! Fruit seasons: if you're planning to use fresh fruit on your table (e.g. chocolate dipped strawberries), make sure you consider if they are even in season. Strawberries in the winter might not be as sweet as when they're at their peak in the summer! Not just candy: if you're open to treats in other forms, consider mini cookies, kettle corn, or spiced nuts as sweet additions. Placing the wedding cake or groom's cake on the same table can add visual diversity. Be creative: candy isn't just made to be eaten, but also to play with! Bundle large lollipops together like a bouquet of flowers, or skewer some marshmallows to simulate kabobs – the possibilities are endless. Keep it simple: having a variety of flavors and different types of candy can be satisfying to everyone, but don't be afraid to go with a specific flavor profile. Whether it be a gummy bear bar or a chocolate truffle tribute, your guests will definitely enjoy the sugar rush! Don't buy too much! It's easy to worry about not having enough for everyone, but if you're planning to include a meal and cake in your reception, guests probably won't be stuffing themselves with extra sugar. A small portion of ½ cup (4 oz) or less is a good estimate per person. If you want to buy in bulk for a visual effect, save large containers for popular candies so you won't have too many leftovers.
Project Wedding – the forums have a great Classified Section where you can buy gently used items from the community.
Online Candy Stores:
- http://www.candywarehouse.com/
- http://www.candyfavorites.com/
- http://www.bulkcandystore.com/
- http://www.metrocandy.com/home.asp
- http://www.candydirect.com/
- http://www.blaircandy.com/
- http://www.hometownfavorites.com/shop/candy_store.asp
- http://www.oldtimecandy.com/
- http://www.groovycandies.com/
- http://www.sweetnostalgia.com/
- http://www.nutsonline.com/gifts/weddingfavors/
Local stores for candy:
- Your neighborhood grocery store: Safeway, Lucky, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, etc.
- Bulk stores like Costco
- Michael's: they have a special selection of wedding candies
- Ethnic grocers may also carry unique treats that can give your table a broader range of flavors.
Containers and things:
- Restaurant supply stores, like Kamei or East Bay Restaurant Supply
- Save On Crafts
- Michael's
- Furniture stores like Ikea, Crate & Barrel
- Thrift or second-hand shops
- Cost-saving stores like Target, Ross, or the Dollar Store
- Scoops and more scoops
I've seen hair flowers sell on etsy for over $80.00, and although they're gorgeous, that's just not in my budget.Source
This pretty creation will set you back $62.00 plus shipping. So here's my version of a hair flower, designed to match my earrings. And the total cost...$16.00.
feathers (optional)
fabric glue
small styrofoam ball, about 2" (I recommend using 'smoothfoam', which is more solid and is stronger than regular styrofoam)
Swarovski crystal beads or glass beads
faux pearl beads
flat-head straight pins (look in the jewelry aisle, they look just like sewing straight pins, but have a flat head on the top)
alligator hair clip
Remove the flower from the stem. If your flower is almost the size of your head like mine was, remove a few of the outer petals to make it smaller. Also remove any plastic pieces from the center of the flower. Glue the petals back together on top of each other, layering them by size.
If you're using feathers, trim them down to your desired size (longer for more feather goodness, shorter if you want them to be subtle) and glue them to the backside of the flower.
Then you can add the alligator clip on top of the feathers. I made sure the clip I bought had a large, flat surface so I could glue it to the flower.
While the feathers and clip dry, start working on the inside. Take one of the small styrofoam balls and cut in in half. Take a bead and thread it onto a flat-head pin. Cut the pin to a shorter length so it will stick into the half-sphere, but not out of the other side. Dip the pin in the fabric glue to ensure it stays put once you've stuck it into the ball.
Start arranging the beads in random order (or you can make a pattern if you like) by sticking them into the styrofoam. This will give you a 3-dimensional look once you add it to the center of the flower, which really shows off the sparkle.
Once you've covered the styrofoam, add a generous amount of glue to the bottom of the beaded ball, and stick it in the center of your flower.
And there you have it! A custom-made, one of a kind hair flower for under $20.00. Have fun with it...change the bead or feather colors to match your wedding colors, or even do a colored flower.
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These were puchased online and at Michael's Craft Stores:
-cardstock (1 8.5x10 sheet per cover) (I used Aqua Sparkle)
-Basho/Japanese Woven Cane Paper (1 24"x36" sheet)
-Contrasting cardstock to back cane paper (optional) (I used Chocolate Sparkle)
-Rubber cement
-Hot glue gun
-Thin, brown satin ribbon
-2-3" sand dollar shells
-Program insert (I printed ours on regular, white paper with my inkjet at home)
-Paper trimmer with cutting and scoring blade.
1. Using the paper trimmer, I cut down the Aqua Sparkle cardstock to 5.5 x 11 to fold into a 5.5 program. To make a clean crease for the fold I used the scoring blade.
I also cut down the Basho into 3" squares and the Chocolate cardstock into 4" squares.
2. I used rubber cerment to glue a 3" squre of Basho to a 4" square of brown sparkle cardstock and adhered all of that to the cernter of the cover.
Basho can be purchased online:
Hiromi Paper
Kate's Paperie
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3. I topped it all off with a 2.5" sand dollar which I affixed with a hot glue gun. The sand dollars came from US Shell.
4. Once dried and set, I inserted the program pages (which were cut down to 5.25 x 10.5, folded and stapled in the fold to secure together) and tied in place with a thin, chocolate brown satin ribbon. For our inserts I decided to include everything for the ceremony and reception in one place, including our seating chart for the dinner:
As well as the menu for our cocktail hour and dinner:
This eliminated the neccesity for additional paper menus, seating charts, etc.
NOTE: To package for shipping from CA to HI I wrapped each finished program in tissue paper and boxed well for the shipment. Not one shell broke!Here's how they looked on our wedding day:
The event for which I needed that non-Satanic craft was this past weekend. In addition to little demon-free booklets, we also made these mini gift bags. "Baglets," as one participant christened them. (Or maybe you'd spell it "Baglette"? Looks more elegant than spelling it like "piglet." Beats me.) If you, too, would like to make Baglets out of envelopes, here's how.
Find an envelope of any size. (I embellished these by printing a label on the front of them first. You can use my design if you want; these PDFs are set up according to how my printer feeds envelopes through. If yours is different, you might need to experiment. Download the label for a small A2 envelope or a larger 6x9 envelope.)
1. After you've finished printing a design on your envelope (optional), seal it shut.
2. Cut off one end of the envelope.
3. Fold one side in toward the center (maybe about an inch or slightly less). Do the same with the other side, then fold the bottom up by the same amount, making creases in the paper.
4. Put the bag over one hand. Use your other hand to shape a flat bottom for your bag, pushing the bottom center crease downward, causing the side folds to buckle out. Crease the corners of the bottom into triangles.
5. Use a bit of double-sided tape to stick the corner triangle flaps to the bottom of the bag.
6. Reverse the folds along the sides of the bag to give it shape.
7. If you like, punch holes and thread ribbon through for a handle.
Event Design and Description by Lollipop Events and Designs, Photography by Cary Pennington
Create a feast of fireworks! Transport your guests to the eastern shores for this Nantucket style clambake where sea foam and cherry colored beachy décor set the tone for this laid back nautical event. Think cable knit, Kennedy's and Coca-Cola Classics for this Americana inspired motif. Glossy red willow branches play dress up as red coral for the evening and bring the event to dramatic new heights.
This patriotic palette started with a basic white linen. We jazzed up the linen by throwing a bright red overlay over the table at an angle. Anything from a plain red textured linen to a red and white checkered table cloth, will give the table a Nantucket feel.
We took two basic cylinder glass vases of the same width and height. Any size will do depending on the drama that you would like to create in the center of the table. Overturn one of the glass cylinders so that is upside down on the table, then take the other cylinder vase and place it right side up on top of the first vase. To ensure that they do not fall down use a glue gun to place a few small drops of glue on the bottom of each vase, you will be able to scrape the glue pieces off after your party. Next, wrap decorative wrapping paper around the center of where the two vases meet. Embellish the vases with decorative ribbon to customize and finish off the look. We used plain red ribbon and then layered a thinner white ribbon on top of it. Finally, take willow branches and spray paint them in a high gloss white or red and place them in the vase. They will have a floating affect due to the overturned vases that you created.
To balance the large centerpiece, take small bud vases in any size or shape. Embellish them with the same ribbon used on the main centerpiece to tie the table together. Fill them with any flower from inexpensive red carnations to bright red peonies.
Table Settings:
Any plain white dinnerware will do, just play around with the shapes and textures. We used plain white plates with square bowls, and textured white milk glass stemware. Incorporating tableware in creative ways will create that extra panache and interest on the table. We used basic cornhusk holders to serve as containers for our silverware instead of using them to hold the corn as they were intended.
For the linen napkins we found fabric of the same color palette but with a different pattern to create extra drama and punch on the table. We then took the same red and white layered ribbon from the centerpiece and bud vases to tie around each napkin, blending together every detail of the decor. To top it off we bought sea fans and spray painted them white to add extra texture and a nautical feel to the table settings.
Event Décor:
Set up a small table on the side and line it with rows of retro popcorn containers filled with freshly popped popcorn. Make sure to have enough for each guest. This is a quick and easy snack! You can also purchase nautical themed cookies so that your table is filled with both salty and sweet treats that your guests can munch on. To add an extra touch we took a basic white ceramic container and filled it with vintage coke bottles. Next we took decorative wrapping paper and a wooden dowel to create a sail that we glued to the inside of the container to create our own customized drink holder/sailboat!
Paper Candy:
We printed a Nantucket themed feast on a simple white lunch bag and placed one at each table setting. We just simply opened up the lunch bag so that it would stand up in front of each place setting. We hole punched it at the top and tied red ribbon through the holes. This is a simple and creative way to provide an easy to read menu for your guests. Next, we used basic picture frame holders to display the table numbers. We chose clear acrylic holders so that we would be able to re-use them for any style of table in the future. Please see our paper candy section to purchase semi-custom menus and table numbers similar to these.


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South Africa's whitewash of India in the ODI series was finished off today, as runs from AB de Villiers and captain Graeme Smith helped them to a nine-wicket victory at Centurion.
A half-century from Sachin Tendulkar was not enough for India to post a challenging total - they only managed a score of 200-9 in their 50 overs. Three wickets from Makhaya Ntini and two each from Justin Kemp and Shaun Pollock pegged them back at regular intervals.
India were in trouble soon after being inserted by the home side, slipping to 18-2 after Pollock claimed the early wickets of Virender Sehwag and VVS Laxman. Tendulkar was then joined by Dinesh Mongia, and the two slowly built a partnership which brought their side back into the game.
They added 85 in 25.4 overs together, and although the scoring rate was less than rapid, India's total would have looked a lot less competitive without their efforts. Mahendra Dhoni did his best to speed things up with two sixes in his 44, but without Tendulkar the innings lost its ballast, as India lost regular wickets in stumbling to the 200 mark.
South Africa's reply began with a bang, Smith and de Villiers pillaging the Indian bowlers early on - Sri Sreesanth took some early punishment and was removed from the attack after only three overs. Smith managed to avoid his troubles against Zaheer Khan by simply not having to face him until he already had 20 on the board, a factor which no doubt gave him some confidence.
Smith's innings of 79 from 85 balls contained three sixes, and was a fillip for a captain who despite his side's good form, has looked troubled in recent weeks. De Villiers was scintillating at the other end, as the two put on 173 for the first wicket in what seemed like no time at all. It wasn't long before Shaun Pollock was striding to the wicket at the dismissal of Smith by Harbhajan to finish the game off with a few quick boundaries - his 16 from 10 balls led his side home.
India's performances in this series have ranged from average to woeful - their under-performing batsmen will have some soul-searching to do, while they still do not know their best bowling attack. South Africa, meanwhile, go from strength to strength.
India 200-9 (50 overs)
Sachin Tendulkar 55; Makhaya Ntini 3-32
South Africa won by 9 wickets
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FAIR HAVEN William M. Crossman Sr., 73, of Fair Haven, VT, passed away peacefully at his daughters home in Proctor, on Saturday, September 21, 2013, surrounded by his family.
He was born August 6, 1940, in Rutland, VT, the son of Harold and Doris Crossman.
He served in the U.S. Army from October 1958 through November 1980. He retired as Sergeant First Class/Drill Sergeant. After retiring, he moved back to Rutland, where he began his civilian career.
Mr. Crossman was a member of the American Legion.
He was an avid fan of NASCAR, and enjoyed fishing and working on cars and small engines. He enjoyed the special bond that he shared with his cat, Douley for many years.
Survivors include his five children: Helen Jennings and husband, Gary from Proctor; Donna Kehoe, also of Proctor; William Crossman Jr. and wife, Raina from Wallingford; Susan Best and husband, Douglas from Rutland; and John Crossman and wife, Tiersa, also of Rutland; five grandchildren, Joseph Kehoe, Michael Johnson, Jessica Wood, Justin Best and Josiah Crossman; and a brother, Gordon Crossman from Florida. He is also survived by his former wife and mother of his children, Betty Crossman, from Proctor. He was pre-deceased by his parents; two brothers, Harold and Allen Crossman; and a sister, Carol Pacca.
The calling hours will be held at Clifford Funeral Home on Thursday, September 26, from 4 to 6 p.m. A memorial service with military honors will be held at 6 p.m. at the funeral home. A private family burial will be held on Friday, Sept. 27, at Vermont Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Randolph, VT.
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Survival House Map Download for MinecraftMinecraft Maps — April 22, 2013, 11:17 am
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I have done it up in 5 of the most popular texture packs. I can make one up for other texture packs if you like, just let me know what texture and I'll update this entry with the new schematic for it within a day or two. The textures I've got currently completed is as follows:
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6 Ways to Cook Quinoa
It's hard to resist the nutty goodness of a whole grain packed with protein. Here, 6 delicious recipes for the ever-so-healthy quinoa.
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Oven-Steamed Halibut with Quinoa
This mild white fish goes best with a little zest. For a complex flavor, add dill leaves, thyme, tomatoes, and capers. Stir parsley into quinoa to give the plain-looking grain a dash of color.
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In exactly one week, I'm flying back to Miami to begin the fall semester. Where has summer gone?!
I'm going to miss being able to do this all day:
And now I have so much to do! Two internships, campus newspaper duties (yes, before the semester starts), cleaning my room, trying to have a social life, and packing.
It's brought a rather abrupt end to my wonderful summer.
I hate packing. It always makes me a little bit depressed.
First, I have to figure out what clothes I want to take with me to school.
This involves going through everything I own, basically decimating my closet, and laying out what I want to take with me in piles in the living room. My family always gets frustrated with all my stuff all over the place.
I'll be out of their hair soon anyway. Leave me and my mess alone!
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http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=adgedge&id=I40876 •ID: I40876 •Name: Henry Ridgely •Surname: Ridgely •Given Name: Henry •Prefix: Col. •Sex: M •Birth: in ,, England •Death: 1708/1710 in , Prince Georges Co., Maryland •_UID: 8E7F6209E31B0049B9EB0EA6E5D5CBE07CD0 •Note: ! (1) "Genealogy of Watkins Family of Virginia and Anne Arundel County, Maryland," by Fredric Z. Saunders, Midvale, UT. E-mail: email@example.com (http://home.netcom.com/~fzsaund, 29 Aug 2006). Cites: (a) Maryland Patents 7:461, (Vol. 9) FHL microfilm 0,013,066. (b) Deposition of Rachel Freeborne, Tiverton, Devon, England, Baptist Church Records 1695-1915, FHL microfilm 1,526,426, item 3. (c) Henry Ridgley Petition to Maryland Chancery Court and associated depositions (1727), Tiverton, Devon, England, Baptist Church Records 1695-1915, FHL microfilm 1,526,426, item 3. (d) Mareen Duvall account, Maryland inventories and accountes 15:64, FHL microfilm 0,012,921. (e) Henry Ridgeley will, Maryland wills 13:89-94, FHL microfilm 0,012,845. (f) Prince George's Co., MD land records C:246-247, FHL microfilm 0,014,247.
(2) "The Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties, Maryland," by J.D. Warfield (Baltimore, MD, Kohn & Pollock, 1905; rpt. Bowie, MD, Heritage Books, 1995) p.77-78, 106. Cites: (a) Manuscript abd Bible record of Judge Nicholas Ridgely of DE in possession of Mrs. Henry Ridgely of Dover. (b) Records of Annapolis. (c) "Our Early Settlers," by Creagar. (d) Burned record of 1704 restored by Col. Charles Greenberry in the interest of his sister's children. (3) "1658-1758 Charles County MD Familes 'The first 100 years': Wills, Court, Church, Land, Inventories & Accounts," by Michael Marshall (http://wc.rootsweb.com, mrmarsha database, 13 Aug 2007).
! Birth: (1) England.
Marriage to Elizabeth HOWARD: (1a) (2b) Elizabeth HOWARD was his wife in 1659. Marriage to Sarah __: (2a) Bible entry for grandson Nicholas RIDGELY's marriage to Sarah WORTHINGTON states that his grandparents were Col. Henry RIDGELY and Sarah his wife. [NOTE: Gravestone record shows Nicholas's father Henry RIDGELY, son of Col. Henry, was b. 3 Oct 1669.] Marriage to Alice SKINNER: (1b) Rachel FREEBORNE 1727 deposition stated that Alice SKINNER had come to MD about 56 years ago, and married within a year to Henry RIDGELY. [NOTE: m. ca. 1671]. Marriage to Mary __: (1d,2) Widow of Mareen DUVALL. (2) 1696. Death: (1e,f) Between 1 Jan 1708 and 13 Jul 1710. Prince George's Co., MD. (2) Will dtd 1705, probated 1710.
(2a) 1659: Hon. Henry RIDGELY of Devonshire, England, settled in MD on a royal grant of 6,000 acres. (1) Henry RIDGELY was NOT from Tiverton, Devon, England as listed by some researchers. The name RIDGELY does not occur there, and this likely is confusion with his second wife Alice SKINNER, who was from Tiverton. (2b) 1659: Henry RIDLEY demanded lands for transporting himself, Elizabeth HOWARD his wife, and John HALL, Stephen GILL, Richard RAVENS and Jane his servants. (2) 1661: James WARDNER and Henry RIDGELY were granted a certificate of 600 acres called "Wardridge" on the north side of South River, joining a tract "Broome," formally [NOTE: formerly?] Richard BEARD's, adjoining Neale CLARKE's. (2d) 1665: James WARNER assigned his right to Henry RIDGELY. (2) 1679: Henry RIDGELY Sr. was commissioned associate Justice of Anne Arundel Co., MD. (2a) Justice of the Peace. (2) 1685: Surveyed "Ridgely's Forrest." It covered all the land surrounding Annapolis Junction and Savage Factory. (2) 1689: Appointed Captain of the Foote. (2) 1692: Was a member of the Lower House. (2a) Member of the Assembly of the Governmental Council. (2) 1694: Promoted to Major. (2) 1694: Promoted to Colonel in the Militia. (2a) Colonel of the Militia. (2a) Vestryman of the Parish Church of St. Ann's. (2) 1696: Henry and Mary RIDGELY closed the administation of the estate of Mareen DUVALL. The younger Mareen DUVALL objected to his guardian, Col. RIDGELY, but the courts did not sustain him. (2) 1699: He granted to his son Henry 220 acres of "Broome" and 200 acres of "Wardridge." (2) Moved across the river to Prince George's Co., MD, where he became a merchant. (2) 1702: Col. Henry RIDGELY sold to Charles CARROLL "the house and lot in Annapolis, lately in the tenure of my son, adjoining the lots of Charles and Rachel KILBURNE." (3) 1705, 30 Apr: Henry RIDGELY, merchant of Prince George's Co., MD, made his will. To wife Mary, executrix and heirs, dwelling plantation and land " catton." To unborn child if male at 21 yrs., if female at 16 yrs. or marriage, plantation "Larkin 's Forrest," bought of Thos. LARKIN, also 100 acres added to same and 500 acres "Marys Delight." Wife afsd to have use of sd land during minority of sd. child, and to possess former should child die without issue. (2) 1705: Col. Henry RIDGELY made his will. "I give to my wife Mary, my home plantation , 'Cotton', 'Mary's Delight' and 'Larkin's Folly', which I bought of Thomas LARKIN, to an unborn child. To son Charles RIDGELY, all that plantation called 'Hogg Neck', and 300 acres of 'Ridgely's Lot' lying at 'Huntington, Anne Arundel', excepting lands sold to Thomas REYNOLDS and Neale CLARKE, near Wm. GRIFFITHs. I give also to son Charles, 300 acres of 'Wardridge' adjoining 'Hogg Neck.' My wearing apparel to my brother, William, and my son, Charles. 'Larkin Forest', if there be no heir, to be divided between Henry RIDGELY and Nicholas RIDGELY, sons of his deceased son, Henry, and Henry, son of his son, Charles RIDGELY. The remaining part of 'Wardridge' to go to grandson Henry RIDGELY, son of Henry, deceased, after Charles had 300 acres out of it. If 'Mary's Delight' is not possessed by an heir, it is to be divided between John BREWER, Joseph BREWER, Thomas ODALL and Henry ODALL, sons of Thomas ODALL (elsewhere written ODELL). I give to my daughter, Sarah ODALL, wife of Thomas, a negroe girl; to all my grandchildren, L10; to my god-daughter, Martha DUVALL, L51, and a cow and calf. To St. Barnabas Church, Queen Parish, Prince George Co., L20. Grandsons Henry and Nicholas RIDGELY to be under the care of Thomas ODALL and Charles GREENBERRY until of age. The remaining part, whether here or in England, to go to my wife and executrix." Wits. Louis DUVALL, Thomas REYNOLDS. (2) Made codicils to his will. (2) 1710: Will probated. (1b,c) 1727: Rachel FREEBORNE deposed that about 56 years ago Alice SKINNER had come to MD, and within a year married Henry RIDGELY of Anne Arundel Co. They had an only son Charles, who according to the deposition of Elizabeth RIDGELY, widow of William RIDGELY, was born about 4 years after the marriage.
•Change Date: 19 Aug 2007 at 01:00:00
Father: Henry Ridgely
Marriage 1 Elizabeth Howard b: ABT 1639 Children 1. Sarah Ridgely b: in , Anne Arundel Co., Maryland
Marriage 2 Sarah Children 1. Henry Ridgely b: 3 Oct 1669
Marriage 3 Alice Skinner b: in Tiverton, Devonshire, England •Married: ABT 1671/1672 in ,, Maryland
Children 1. Charles Ridgely b: ABT 1675/1677 in ,, Maryland
Marriage 4 Mary Stanton •Married: 1696/1699
Col. Henry Ridgley1
b. 1625, d. before 31 July 1710
Col. Henry Ridgley was born in 1625 in Tiverton, Devonshire, England.1 He was the son of Henry Ridgley.1 Col. Henry Ridgley married as his first wife Elizabeth Howard, daughter of Matthew Howard and Anne Hall, circa 1665.1 Col. Henry Ridgley married Alice Skinner circa 1672.1 Col. Henry Ridgley married as his second wife Mary Stanton circa 1700 She was the widow of Mr. Duvall.1 Col. Henry Ridgley died before 31 July 1710 in Province of Maryland.1 Col. Henry Ridgley immigrated in 1659.1
Children of Col. Henry Ridgley and Elizabeth Howard
•Sarah Ridgley1 b. c 1667, d. date unknown •Henry Ridgley+1 b. 3 Oct 1669, d. 19 Mar 1699/0 •Martha Ridgley2 b. c 1672, d. date unknown
Child of Col. Henry Ridgley and Alice Skinner
•Charles Ridgley1 b. c 1676, d. date unknown
1.[S148] Mark L. Tunnell, "Tunell and Hootman Family Genealogy", Apr. 23, 2003, unverified. 2.[S274] Phil Moser, "Moser Ancestors", Nov. 2, 2001, unverified.
Henry Ridgely's Timeline
Tiverton, Devon, UK
Age 42
Prince George, MD, USA


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What did Scott Walker do this week? (04/12/14)
I've written in the past that I'm not the biggest political junkie, but I'm avid enough that I like to pay close attention.
I support Scott Walker and Rebecca Kleefisch, and I really like Tonette Walker. In my attempt to keep up with them I know I can't solely depend on local TV or the local newspaper. Sometimes they cover the governor. Sometimes they don't. And sometimes the coverage is, well, sorry, but blatantly tainted.
Our governor works very hard, so I've decided in my quest to learn more about his activities to share them in a new, hopefully weekly blog. I'm update as much as I can. Here's the first installment. Many of the articles linked to have videos worth watching.
We begin with this announcement from the governor.
"Unemployment has dropped to 6.1% in Wisconsin -- the lowest it's been since 2008, and we helped Wisconsin create over 100,000 jobs and nearly 17,000 new businesses."
Good news for UW students and their parents.
Another announcement: WI jumped from 4th worst to 6th best in the nation for letting the public examine its checkbook, prompting this editorial.
And how about this photo:
NewsBusted - 4/11/14
Here's the latest: