AIDS Project of Southern Vermont's 26th Walk for Life
Saturday, May 18, 2013 • 10 am to noon at the American Legion, 32 Linden Street, Brattleboro

Reflection • Music by Brendan Taaffe • Speakers • Prizes • Lunch

This year's Walk is in honor of Susan Bell of Putney retiring in the fall after 23 years of leadership at the AIDS Project.

On Saturday, May 11, 2013, Campbell Soup Company will team up with the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) to collect food donations in communities across the nation to provide assistance to the millions of Americans who are struggling with hunger.

The Stamp Out Hunger food drive is a nationwide effort that provides food to local food banks and pantries that rely heavily on donations. With more than 50 million Americans living at risk of hunger, food banks across the country continue to experience record demand for emergency food assistance.

Here's how you can help Stamp Out Hunger:

[Posted for Putney Family Services]

Led by Teresa Savel, master early childhood teacher. We will start on Tuesday, May 7th 9:00 am–11:00 am at the Putney Friends Meeting House in Putney, VT.

Participants will learn songs and rhymes, network with other parents, develop a reverence for the innate abilities of very young children, and enjoy the special moments that come during this early stage of development. Teresa will work out of the Pikler and Waldorf insights of child development. This group will run for 3 consecutive Tuesdays.

Call Putney Family Services at 387-2120 for questions and to receive the registration packet. The three session fee is $75.

West Hill Shop's Tent Sale is this weekend - Saturday, 27th 10-6 and Sunday, 28th 12-5

Storewide Spring Specials! Bikes 'n gear! XC skis 'n gear! Ibex 'n more! FREE accessories! Win prizes!

PLUS...Buy and sell used bikes! (Used bikes must be in good working condition. They are sold on consignment for shop credit only. Must bring bikes in Friday, 26th 10-6)
Questions? 802-387-5718

Play, Laugh and Learn Camp at Putney Central School will be an exciting and playful way for your child to be with friends this summer. Breakfast, snack, lunch, transportation and pool pass all included! Three two-week sessions are being offered that will use the school garden, forest and brook, pool and playground, art, science, music and library classrooms. Camp is for students entering 1 - 5th grade in the fall and runs 8:30-2:00. For more information, call Putney Family Services at 387-2120 or pick up a Registration Form at Putney Central School.

Adventures with Su Eaton at Peaceable Village, 4 Signal Pine Rd Putney Vermont
Su Eaton of Peaceable Village provides a nurturing environment in which individuals are given the freedom to express themselves while receiving the necessary tools for creative growth.
Free Drop in times for new people for ages 4 and up
Sunday April 28 10-6pm and May 6 11:30-6pm

Creative arts based Summer Camps in July: for Ages 4.5-10
A great place for children who like to make things with their imagination and hands; who want to create fun friendships; who like to play games where everyone wins; who like healthy, yummy snacks; who want to play outside as well as inside; who want to learn “giraffe language”; who like magical creative things; who like to laugh and have fun! There will always be a project option for the day and many materials with which to play; magical being to play with and plenty of books to read. Activities may include arts and crafts, music and movement, writing, drawing, theatre games and will focus on a different theme each week. Peaceable Village is full of possibility that we can decide together.

Join the Putney Mountain Morris Women and the Putney Morris Men, as we welcome the spring with dance and song. 5:30am on the mountain top--6:45am at the Putney Town Hall. This is one of the nicest local events of the year--a very unique and joyous celebration of springtime, with lots of friends and neighbors turning out for the beautiful sunrise on the mountain.
If you have never been, we urge you to consider trying it at least once. Never know when this thirty-year tradition will come to an end!
Cheers,
Stuart Strothman, Squire, Putney Morris Men

To learn about the exchange, join us in Putney:
Thursday, June 13, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Putney Firehouse, 14 Main Street, Putney, VT 05346

Vermont Health Connect is a new health insurance marketplace, launching October 2013, designed to help you, your family or your small business find, compare and purchase health coverage. You're invited to a community forum with Commissioner Mark Larson to learn about the Exchange and upcoming health reforms.

We'll be covering topics including insurance market reforms that start in 2014, who can get coverage through the Exchange, what the Exchange will offer, financial help available to many Vermonters and more. Snacks will be served.

I have a small pasture that needs a horse or 2 for grazing. Please contact me: Alicia Dana: 387-4485; aliciabdana@gmail.com