Chick’ n Noodle Dinner, Helps Many – Come Join Us
#7 Get Out of Debt
Although this is New Year’s Resolution #7, we found a great way to help you with this right away.
Statistically, 7 out of 10 Americans are living paycheck to paycheck (8 out of 10 in affluent areas). In other words, at least 70% of our population is one negative financial event away from a major financial crisis. Over 50% of marriages in America end in divorce, and of those failed marriages, money problems are the most common cause.
More Time With Family & Friends
The important people in our lives often get the least amount of our time. It’s sad but true.
It is also difficult at times to find things to do together, other than see a movie and then are you really spending time “together”? Does physically sitting next to each other in a theater or on a sofa to watch a dvd count as time together?
New Year’s Resolutions
So, it’s January 1, the feeling of a new beginning. The relief that we have left that old year behind, the slate is wiped clean.
Many of us will set some time today to decide what needs to change for the next year, how to accomplish these items and then let them slip way maybe by March, some times we will hold on to them even until June.
Give a Smile
Give a smile to a needy child and receive a free portrait of your child
Year End Shooting Stars
Information we found on Yahoo, year in review:
Catching the Last Shooting Stars
As for the Geminids, patient stargazers might’ve already caught its beginnings on December 6, but the meteor shower reaches its peak on the nights of December 13 and 14. For those disappointed by November’s Leonid show, the outlook for the current Geminid shower, which lasts until December 18, is good.
Libraries Open to All County Residents
The trustees of the five Hamilton County library systems, Carmel Clay, Hamilton East, Hamilton North, Sheridan and Westfield Washington, have approved an agreement that will allow any Hamilton County residents who live in a library district to borrow from any library in the county using their “home” library card. Residents will no longer need to purchase a Public Library Access Card to use other libraries in the county. (The PLAC is still required to check out materials from public libraries outside Hamilton County.) Cardholders will be able to use these expanded library privileges beginning January 2, 2010. (more...)
Local Lacrosse Teams Offers a Car Wash – This Saturday
We need your Help! Friends, relatives, neighbors, coworkers, students, person walking their dog in front of your house!
This Saturday, November 7, the Carmel Lacrosse Team is hosting a CARWASH at the Marathon station located on the corner of Rangeline and 116th Street! When you purchase an automated carwash from Marathon, most of the proceeds will go to help support our team. The players will be on hand to dry your cars and give them that extra sparkle. Even if you don’t desire a carwash, as a courtesy we will wash your windows as you fill your tanks (tips are accepted 
You Can Help A Neighbor, Saturday November 7th
Arcadia Church of the Brethren is hosting a Soup Supper and Craft Fair from `2-7 PM, Nov. 7 at the church. This is a fund raiser for the Jason Young Family. Jason was hurt in a work related accident in early Oct. and is paralyzed from the waist down. Tickets are available from any church member, or at the Arcadia Town Hall. Arcadia Church of the Brethren is located at
8989 E. 266th Street just east of Arcadia.
For details please contact: Belinda Rulon
acob1@verizon.net
Chuch phone: 984-4137
Congratulations to Local Dentist
As reported by dBusinessNews:
Cynthia S. Becker, DDS, of My Dental Care in Fishers, Indiana, was awarded the prestigious Mastership Award in the Academy of General Dentistry (MAGD) during the groups Convocation ceremony of its Annual Meeting and Exhibits, which was held in early July, 2009. Less than one percent of all dentists have achieved this award, and Dr. Becker was the only Indiana dentist to receive her Mastership this year. The award requires study in 14 different areas of dentistry including general and cosmetic dentistry. Having completed more than 1,100 hours of continuing education, Dr. Becker says her accomplishment represents her efforts to provide the highest quality of care to her patients.
