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Click here for the Summer 2001 conference schedule

Monday, July 9 
SWIM PROGRAM 
Time: 9AM-NOON 
Place: SOUTHERN CAYUGA POOL
Activities: Town of Genoa, levels 1-7, free to the community. Free busing from King Ferry and Genoa Fire halls, call Matt VanOrman (director) for times and registration: 364-7423. 

 
Monday, July 9 (& Tuesday 7/10) 
Hip Hop 
Time: 1-3pm 
Place:WELLS DANCE STUDIO 
Activities: Dancer/Choreographer Terri Jo Leonardo returns to Wells for this two-day workshop. Ages 6+. Wear comfortable clothing, jazz shoes or soft soles. $10. CEP* 

 
Monday, July 9 (& Wednesday 7/11) 
YOGA CLASS
Time: 7 - 8:15PM 
Place: Wells Dance Studio 
Activities: Instructor Marla Miller will teach Hatha and Ayengar Yoga every Monday & Wed July 9 - August 1 with a preview to Pilates movement. 8 classes: $60, or drop in at $10/class. Dress in comfortable, loose clothing. No need to register, just show up! CEP* 

 
Tuesday, July 10 
SUMMER READING PROGRAM
Time: 10:30AM - NOON 
Place: AURORA FREE LIBRARY 
Activities: Travel to Ireland. Stories, snack, craft. 

 
Monday, July 9 (& Wednesday 7/11) 
YOGA CLASS
Time: 7 - 8:15PM 
Place: Wells Dance Studio 
Activities: Instructor Marla Miller will teach Hatha and Ayengar Yoga every Monday & Wed July 9 - August 1 with a preview to Pilates movement. 8 classes: $60, or drop in at $10/class. Dress in comfortable, loose clothing. No need to register, just show up! CEP* 

 
Wednesday, July 11
"WEE ONES ON WEDNESDAYS" 
Time: 10AM-NOON 
Place: AURORA PLAYGROUD 
Activities: Join a new playgroup starting today that will meet every Wednesday this summer right here. 

 
Wednesday, July 11 (& Thursday 7/12)
VILLAGE PLANNING BOARD meeting
Time: 7:30PM 
Place: AURORA FIREHOUSE 
Activities: meeting 

 
Wednesday, July 11 (& Thursday 7/12) 
Bookmaking 
Time: Call CEP 315-364-3399
Place: Wells books arts room 
Activities: Arts master Terrence Chouinard will teach how to make a simple scrapbook or blank journal in this two-day workshop! Ages 6+. $10 for two-days plus $10 materials fee. Call CEP* to register 

 
Thursday, July 12
PIZZA BAKE 
Time: 7-9:30 
Place: Wells Main Building Kitchen 
Activities: Charlie Zabriskie will demonstrate the art of pizza making for a teenage audience. Bring your favorite toppings and CDs. $5. CEP* 

 
Friday, July 13
KING FERRY HOME-SCHOOLERS INFO NITE
Time: 7pm 
Place: CORNERSTONE CHURCH 
Activities: Ask questions, listen to experiences. Roberta Parseghian 364-7982 or Pam Parlette 364-7278 

 
Friday, July 13
JAY UNGER AND MOLLY MASON 
Time: 8PM 
Place: MORGAN OPERA HOUSE 
Activities: renowned folk musicians-fiddles, guitars, banjos and fun! Adults $12, seniors/students $10, children $6 

 
Sunday, July 15
ANTIQUE APPRAISAL DAY 
Time: 5:30-8:30PM 
Place: HOWLAND STONE STORE 
Activities: Elsie Gutchess and Eleanor Cleaveland ($5 per item - contribution to benefit museum) 

 
Monday, July 16 (& Tuesday 7/17) 
TENNIS 
Time: 1-3PM 
Place: WELLS INDOOR TENNIS 
Activities: Wells tennis instructor Jeri Whiting will introduce the basics in this two-day workshop. Bring a racket, if you have one, and sneakers or light-soled shoes. All ages over 6. $10. Call CEP* to register 

 
Tuesday, July 17
SUMMER READING PROGRAM
Time: 10:30AM-NOON 
Place: AURORA FREE LIBRARY 
Activities: Travel to Kenya. Stories, snack, craft. 

 
Wednesday, July 18 - Thursday July 19
PAINTING A TABLEMAT 
Time: Call CEP* to register. 315-364-3399 
Place: Wells Student union 
Activities: : Learn composition, acrylic paint application, color and mixing with artist Felicity Kate Miller. Bring any size brushes you have. All ages over 6. $10 for this two-day workshop. $15 materials fee. Call CEP* to register 

 
Thursday, July 19
CATSKILL PUPPET THEATER 
Time: 10:30AM 
Place: FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE 
Activities: Sponsor: Hazard. FREE! 

 
Thursday, July 19
BATTLE OF THE BANDS/BAND JAM 
Time: 7-9:30PM 
Place: WELLS ATHLETIC FIELD 
Activities: : Local youth bands, vocalists and musicians from anywhere in our region. Jake Young-MC. Sign up by calling Pat Bechtold 364-8228. $5 participation fee. Suggested gate donation $5. Rain date Friday July 20 

 
Friday, July 20
PINNOCHIO
Time: 10:00AM 
Place: WELLS COLLEGE ATHLETIC FIELD 
Activities: Merry-Go-Round Playhouse presentation. FREE!

 
Friday, July 20
"EARLIE MUSIK" CONCERT BY FROGWORK AND ELIZABETHAN CONVERSATION
Time: 8:00PM
Place: MACMILLAN FOYER
Activities: a concert of mainly English consort  music (by Tomkins, Lawes, Simpson) for viols and lutes. Sponsored by Wells and the EARS advising program. Free and open to the public.

 
Friday, July 20
MORRIS DANCERS 
Time: 7PM 
Place: MORGAN OPERA HOUSE 
Activities: Historic English country dances. FREE! 

 
Saturday, July 21
AURORAFEST
Time: 12-10PM 
Place: AURORA PARK BEHIND POST OFFICE 
Activities: Parade on Main Street at noon, festivities, food and music ‘til 10. 

 
Saturday, July 21 (& Sunday July 22)
TOUR OUR COMMUNITY 
Time: 11AM-3PM 
Place: KINGFERRY/GENOA 
Activities: Visit 20+ local businesses. Pick up free map at Genoa Historical Society or Smith’s General Store. Info: 364-8202 

 
Monday, July 23 (& Tuesday July 24)
Fencing 
Time: Call CEP* to register 315-364-3399
Place: WELLS DANCE STUDIO 
Activities: An overview of ancient weaponry and its principles. Fencer Stephen Bechtold. Recommended for ages 12+. Equipment provided. $10 for two-days. Call CEP* to register. 

 
Tuesday, July 24
SUMMER READING PROGRAM 
Time: 10:30AM - NOON 
Place: AURORA FREE LIBRARY 
Activities: Travel to Italy. Stories, snack, craft. 

 
Wednesday, July 25 (& Thursday 7/ 26) 
FOSSIL FIND 
Time: Call CEP* to register 315-364-3399 
Place: Wells Boathouse 
Activities: Tuesday collect fossils along the beach and Thursday Ithaca's PRI's Paul Hornig will help you identify and classify what you've found. Bring a box to start your collection or bring your existing fossils to catalog. $10 for two-days. 

 
Wednesday, July 25
DOLL SIGNING 
Time: 6:30PM 
Place: AURORA FREE LIBRARY 
Activities: Join your friends and bring your dolls for a doll signing by Pleasant Rowland, American Girl founder. American Girl books and other items will be for sale. 

 
Thursday, July 26
SING-ALONG 
Time: 10:30AM 
Place: FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE 
Activities: Guitarist/vocalist Jim McCarthy. Sponsor:Hazard. FREE! 

 
Thursday, July 26
GOTH/PUNK/WHATEVER 
Time: 7-9:30PM 
Place: WELLS DANCE STUDIO 
Activities: Temporary tattoos, fun hair, crazy clothes, gobs of glitter and a chance to learn swing dancing! Teens $5. CEP* 

 
Saturday, July 28 (& Sunday, July 29)
ROUTE 90 GARAGE SALE 
Time: 10am-6pm 
Place: ROUTE 90 
Activities: two days to shop the road for treasures! 

 
Monday, July 30 (& Tuesday, July 31)
KARATE 
Time: Call CEP* to register 315-364-3399
Place: WELLS DANCE STUDIO 
Activities: : Blackbelt Cathy Darling will demonstrate and teach the beginning forms of this martial art. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. $10 for two-days. Call CEP* to register. 

 
Tuesday, July 31
SUMMER READING PROGRAM 
Time: 10:30AM-NOON 
Place: AURORA FREE LIBRARY 
Activities: Travel to China. Stories, snack, craft. 

 
Wednesday, August 1 & Thursday, August 2
Making papier-mâché masks 
Time:  1-3pm
Place:  Wells Student Union
Activities: Artist/teacher Lili MacCormick provides the inspiration for papier-mâché masks you’ll keep forever and maybe use for Halloween. All age appropriate Children under 6 must be helped by adult. $10. To register, call CEP*

 
Thursday, August 2
Marine Mammals
Time: 10:30am 
Place:  Friends Meeting House (Hazard Library sponsor): 
Activities: Explore these sea creatures through games, puppets and stories as taught by Sarah Spaulding, Human Educator from Earthroot Education. FREE

 
Friday, August 3 & Saturday, August 4 & Sunday, August 5
"Cinderella, Cinderella"
Time:  Fri & Sat, 7pm, Sun 2pm
Place:  Morgan Opera House
Activities: Culmination of the children’s theatre camp with 3 performances. Adults $6, Seniors/Students $5, Children $3.

 
Saturday, August 4
Wheat Harvest Festival / Parade
Time:  7-11am 
Place:  King Ferry
Activities: Pancake Breakfast - First Presbyterian Church, 9am - Crafters, 11am - Parade, 12:30-Entertainment & Events. Questions: 315-364-8202

 
Saturday, August 4
Hazard Library Book Sale
Time:  9:00am-4:00pm
Place:  Poplar Ridge Fire House
Activities: Book prices $.25 - $1. Continues Tues and Thurs Aug 7 & 9 1-8pm, and Sat Aug 11 9-4pm. Last day bag of books $2. 315-364-7975

 
Sunday, August 5 
"Hansel & Gretel"
Time:  2:00pm
Place:  Morgan Opera House
Activities: One show only. Coupled with “Cinderella.” Adults $6, Seniors/Students $5, Children $3.

 
Monday, August 6 & Tuesday, August 7
Basketball
Time:  1:00-3:00pm
Place:  Wells Gym
Activities: Coach Dave Hewitt will give some pointers on how this game is played. Wear sneakers. $10. To register - call CEP. Open to all.

 
Tuesday, August 7
Community Preservation Panel
Time:  1:00-3:00pm
Place:  MacKensie-Childs
Activities: Design a small work of your own in terra cotta. It will be fired and ready the following week. $10. To register call CEP*

 
Wednesday, August 8 & Thursday, August 9
Sculpting in Clay
Time:  7:30pm.
Place:  Aurora Firehouse
Activities: Sculpting in clay - Open to all

 
Wednesday, August 8
Village Planning Board
Time:  7:30pm
Place:  Aurora Firehouse
Activities: Open to the public

 
Thursday, August 9
"Bubble Fun"
Time:  7:30pm
Place:  Friends Meeting House (Hazard Library sponsor)
Activities: Doug Rougeux creates bubble sculptures and tells some tales. FREE

 
Saturday, August 11
Teddy Bear Picnic
Time:  Noon
Place:  Aurora Free Library / Morgan Opera House
Activities: Conclusion to “A Reading Odyssey.” Ellen Mnich dresses up the audience with trunks full of antique clothing, souvenirs and artifacts to tell the tales of Aunt Helen and her sixty years of world travel. Bears and their children should plan to bring a picnic lunch and an adult. FREE

 
Monday, August 13 & Tuesday, August 14
Tumbling
Time:  2:00-4:00pm
Place:  Union Springs Academy Gym
Activities: Learn to tumble in a fun and controlled way with gymnast Chris Erskine. Wear loose, comfortable, modest clothing. $10. To register call CEP*

 
Wednesday, August 15 & Thursday, August 16
Kite Making
Time: call CEP
Place: call CEP
Activities: Learn to make a kite with Frontenac teacher Rebecca Fraker. Requires minimal wind and is made entirely from common household objects. $10. To register call CEP*

 
Wednesday August 15
Village Board of Trustees
Time:  7:30pm
Place:  Aurora Firehouse
Activities: call CEP for details

 
Sunday August 19
"GEORGIA'S BARRIER ISLANDS"
Time:  2:00pm
Place:  Morgan Opera House
Activities:  Tour guide Charlie Snyder. FREE 

 
Monday August 20
Library Board Meeting
Time:  4:30pm
Place:  Aurora Free Library
Activities: Open to the public

Saturday August 25
"WRITER'S READING"
Time:  8:00pm
Place:  Morgan Opera House
Activities: Join local poets/writers - Michelle Courtney Berry, Chris MacCormick, Cecile Maples and Stevens Weed. Sponsored by the CEP. FREE

Monday, August 27, 2001
EVERYTHING CHOCOLATE
Time:  9:00-11:00 p.m.
Place:  Sommer Center
Activities: Please join Assistant Dean of Students Teresa Reeves as she demonstrates how to make your own chocolate. This event culminates in chocolate tasting and a screening of the highly popular movie, Chocolat. This event is free and open to the Wells Community and the public.

For more information: contact the Dean of Students Office, 315.364.3311



 
Events that require PRE-REGISTRATION

 Please respond no later than August 20th 2001 if you are interested in any of the programs below *

DOG OBEDIENCE CLASS: Saturdays 10-11am Sept 8-29 for 4 weeks
Cost $35 Maximum 10

KARATE CLASS: Saturdays 1- 2pm Oct 6 - Nov 10 for 6 weeks
Cost $40 Minimum 12

INTERPRETIVE DANCE CLASS for children: Saturdays - Sept 22 and Sept 29 
Ages 4 - 8 2:00-3:00 pm 
Ages 8-12 3:15-4:30 pm
Cost $5/Class Minimum 10/Class

YOGA CLASS: Saturdays 11:00am-12:30pm 8 weeks
Cost $75 Minimum 10
 SWING DANCING ANYONE?
 *Contact Jacci Farlow 315-364-8953


 
* A Community Enrichment Program (CEP).

Community Enrichment programs (CEP) bridge community participation with mutual learning. They are open to the entire community and to all ages. Determined by community desires - physical or creative arts or something as practical as cooking or dog obedience training, the programs are meant to highlight the talented people in our area and make it fun to continue our educational opportunities locally.

Programs have the potential to be year round depending on community support. If anyone would like to see a specific course taught, or would like to teach one, he or she should contact us. We still have 3 week and 6 week programs left! Check inside for details. Enrollment is unlimited this year, and you can sighn up for as late as the day before, but please let us know as far in advance as possible.

Adults are welcome and children under 6 if parents accompany them,

Contact Anne McCarthy (day) 315-364-3399 / Jacci Farlow (eve) 315-364-8953. Please send your non-commercial community related activities via e-mail or post to the address below.

PO Box 73 AURORA NEW YORK 13026

FORTHEHONK@HOTMAIL.COM

Submissions are due by the 20th of each month.


 
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Archive of Wells College Event Calendars:  Summer, 2001 Spring, 2001  | Fall, 2000

Earlier Articles on Campus Events at Wells College:
 

November, 2000 February - March, 1999 September, 1997
October, 2000 November, 1998 April - May, 1997
September, 2000 October, 1998 March, 1997
April - May, 2000 September, 1998 February, 1997
March, 2000 May - Summer, 1998 November - December, 1996
November - December, 1999 April, 1998 October, 1996
October, 1999 March, 1998 September, 1996
September, 1999 February, 1998 May, 1996
May, 1999 November, 1997
April, 1999 October, 1997

 

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