Evolving out of the Horizons Circles, SOS tackled Springdale's basic needs. First on their list was creating activities for senior citizens living in the greater Springdale area. Their solution is the Senior Social event held weekly at the Community Church on Wednesday at noon. This popular event started in late summer with two participants. Today, over 25 honored guests enjoy a variety of hot lunches, companionship, bingo, and movies. Below is a slideshow honoring the volunteers and their successful work making Synergy of Springdale a progessive Horizons team project.
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Thursday, July 10, 2008
Monday, March 31, 2008
Updates
Upcoming Meetings/Education 2008
April 2- SOS (Senior Social) Pot Luck at the Springdale Community Church- noon
April 16 & 23- no Senior Social
April 4- Sus. Comm. Video- WSU ext. Colville- 10-11am, can be viewed on the web
April 8- Steering Comm.- HS Library- Springdale- 7-9pm
April 12 & 13- Green Fest.- Convention Center- Seattle- 10-8pm going green
April 17- Michael Shuman- Ag & Trade Building- Colville-9:30-4pm-going local, eco. dev.
April 18 & 19- Susan Howlett- WSU ext. Colville- 8:30-4pm grant writing
April 22- Pioneer Center, White Salmon- 9:30-4pm Building Skills for Prosperity
April 26- WSU ext. Colville-10-2pm computer class #2 (Hunters is paying, space limited)
May 3 & 4- Living Lightly Institute, Goldendale- 10am- Renewable Energy & Organic Gardening
May 10- WSU ext. Colville-10-2pm computer class #3 (Hunters is paying, space limited)
To be announced:
Patrick Malone- grant writing
Writing a business plan
April 2- SOS (Senior Social) Pot Luck at the Springdale Community Church- noon
April 16 & 23- no Senior Social
April 4- Sus. Comm. Video- WSU ext. Colville- 10-11am, can be viewed on the web
April 8- Steering Comm.- HS Library- Springdale- 7-9pm
April 12 & 13- Green Fest.- Convention Center- Seattle- 10-8pm going green
April 17- Michael Shuman- Ag & Trade Building- Colville-9:30-4pm-going local, eco. dev.
April 18 & 19- Susan Howlett- WSU ext. Colville- 8:30-4pm grant writing
April 22- Pioneer Center, White Salmon- 9:30-4pm Building Skills for Prosperity
April 26- WSU ext. Colville-10-2pm computer class #2 (Hunters is paying, space limited)
May 3 & 4- Living Lightly Institute, Goldendale- 10am- Renewable Energy & Organic Gardening
May 10- WSU ext. Colville-10-2pm computer class #3 (Hunters is paying, space limited)
To be announced:
Patrick Malone- grant writing
Writing a business plan
Friday, February 22, 2008
S.O.S
SPRINGDALE S.O.S PROGRESS (Synergy of Springdale)
“Generations Coming Together”
After the chilling and relentless snows of January, forcing the cancellation of several of our Senior Socials, the S.O.S. Socials have resumed with a passion and are on an upstream leap toward spring.
On February 13th, Darcy Zollman’s 6th Grade Class provided radiant handmade Valentines for our Seniors. On February 20th, Miss Walker’s Mary Walker High School Home-Economics Class made, delivered and served, “from scratch” colorful veggie trays and deliciously-decadent desserts. On both occasions, the delightfully appreciative Seniors smiles, (as they realized they were being treated by their “Juniors”) were heartwarming and wonderfully exuberant for all.
In turn, several of our Seniors plan to be visiting Kyle Dodge’s High School History Class this spring to give first-hand accounts of surviving the major crises of the 20th Century.
S.O.S. (Synergy of Springdale), otherwise known as The Basic Needs Committee, sends thanks to all who have contributed and continue to help us grow. Having begun under the Horizon umbrella, S.O.S. is committed to meeting the basic needs of our community. As a reminder, our socials are held every Wednesday at The Springdale Community Church. Lunch (of which one ‘regular’ patron states is “the best food in town”) is served at 12:00-1:00 p.m. (if the food lasts that long!) with Bingo and prizes following. If you have any questions or want to join or donate to a willing team, please call Terry at 258-9190 or Margie at 258-4003.
“Generations Coming Together”
After the chilling and relentless snows of January, forcing the cancellation of several of our Senior Socials, the S.O.S. Socials have resumed with a passion and are on an upstream leap toward spring.
On February 13th, Darcy Zollman’s 6th Grade Class provided radiant handmade Valentines for our Seniors. On February 20th, Miss Walker’s Mary Walker High School Home-Economics Class made, delivered and served, “from scratch” colorful veggie trays and deliciously-decadent desserts. On both occasions, the delightfully appreciative Seniors smiles, (as they realized they were being treated by their “Juniors”) were heartwarming and wonderfully exuberant for all.
In turn, several of our Seniors plan to be visiting Kyle Dodge’s High School History Class this spring to give first-hand accounts of surviving the major crises of the 20th Century.
S.O.S. (Synergy of Springdale), otherwise known as The Basic Needs Committee, sends thanks to all who have contributed and continue to help us grow. Having begun under the Horizon umbrella, S.O.S. is committed to meeting the basic needs of our community. As a reminder, our socials are held every Wednesday at The Springdale Community Church. Lunch (of which one ‘regular’ patron states is “the best food in town”) is served at 12:00-1:00 p.m. (if the food lasts that long!) with Bingo and prizes following. If you have any questions or want to join or donate to a willing team, please call Terry at 258-9190 or Margie at 258-4003.
Friday, August 6, 2004
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