Events

Mishawaka Summer fest is this week At Merrifield Park.
June 26-28th Fire works are on Friday Night.

http://www.mishawakacity.com/summerfest08.asp

Roofsit Kid’s Day!

Roofsit Kid’s Day! Wednesday, June 25th 8:00am – 9:30am Roofsit Breakfast & Bingo Play BINGO while you enjoy a bowl of your favorite General Mills cereal served with Dean’s milk. A $5 donation to Roofsit buys you breakfast and unlimited BINGO games. Prizes for kids and adults!! 10:00am – 4:00pm Kid’s Day booths and activities open! See the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile, get a digital fingerprint ID card from Comcast Cares for Kids, and visit over 20 Kid’s Day interactive booths. Get your Kid’s Day booth tickets 2 for $1 at the Kid’s Day entrance and enjoy a variety of activities and games. All ticket sales benefit Roofsit. 11:00am – 3:00pm Enjoy an Oscar Mayer hot dog served with Seyfert’s Chips or a Nabisco snack for 2 Kid’s Day tickets. Also sponsored by Bunny Bread. Performing on the Kid’s Day Stage: 11:00am-12:00pm The Main Stage Theater Group, performing songs from the musical Back to the 80’s Sponsored by Mishawaka Summerfest 12:00pm-12:45pm Debbie Werbroucks School of Dance 2:00pm-3:00pm The Roz Puppets 3:00pm-3:45pm Creative Dancin’

Visit http://www.citypass.com/city/news/53/2008-Chicago-Discount-Days-Notice.h...

to check out all the free items to see in Chicago and the weeks they are offered. I called to make sure it wasn't just for the community. It's for EVERYONE!

I would like to receive some info on your daycare. I have heard great things about it, but I didn't see any way of contacting you. I am still learning my way around this site so bear with me. My daughter currently goes to Starz' in Mishawaka, but we are discussing having another child and I might need childcare for an infant and would like to have some options to pick from. Thanks!!

This year is the fifth for the Pap-A-Thon, which was introduced to our community in 2004 by the Women's Task Force of Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center. If found early, cervical cancer is 98% curable. However, many women do not have access to annual gynecological exams and the potentially life-saving screening of a pap smear. The Pap-A-Thon was created to give every woman 18 and older the opportunity to take an active role in her own health care. This screening is free!

It doesn't matter if you are male or female, it may be your mother, wife, sister, friend, or co-worker who does not have the money, access to medical care or whose insurance doesn't cover this important screening. Help get the word out. Print and post the flyer in your department. Feel free to make additional copies. Please share this information with associates, patients, family members and friends about this opportunity. Appointments are limited. Encourage any woman you know who is in need of this important screening to call and schedule her appointment--274-5400.

Does anyone know if Howard Park is still putting on their traditional Easter Egg Hunt this year? It's become quite a tradition for our family. I totally forgot about it this year with Easter being so early. I hope we didn't miss it.

Are there any families that have had children who have been at Riley Children's Hospital? If you are interested in sharing your story at Saint Mary's Dance Marathon on April4-5 Please contact me for more info at jennifergorski@att.net. There will be fun activities for the kids and they raised around $40,000 last year!!!!
Jennie Gorski

Julie just called and said the Oscar Meyer Weiner Mobile is at the Ireland Road WalMart today.  She said they will have a drawing at "the end of the day," but they didn't specify how long they will be there.  I am going to head over in a little while.  Luke loves cars, and a HOT DOG car, even better! :)

Anyone have big plans tonight?

1795

The 11th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified.
1904

Disastrous fire destroyed more than 1,500 buildings in downtown Baltimore.
1926

Carter G. Woodson founded Negro History Week, which later evolved into Black History Month.
1964

The Beatles arrived in the U.S. for the first time.
1971

Women in Switzerland were finally granted suffrage.
1974

The island of Grenada won its independence from Britain
1986

President Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier fled Haiti.
1990

The Communist Party of the Soviet Union allowed other parties to compete for power.
1991

Jean-Bertrand Aristide sworn in as first democratically-elected president of Haiti.