The banner was moved to inside the Sanctuary to protect it from the elements,
come to a service and see the banner.
The banner was moved to inside the Sanctuary to protect it from the elements,
come to a service and see the banner.
| Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month May 2008 Older Americans Month | ||||||
| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
| 1
Hawaiian Lei Day Mother Goose Day |
2 Yom Hasho-ah: Holocaust Remembrance Day
3:30 Play Group |
3 | ||||
| 4 Crop Walk
10:15 Service 12:00 Fellowship 12:00 Music |
5 Cinco de Mayo
12:30 Reality Group 7:00 Religious Education Committee |
6
National Teacher Day International No Diet Day |
7 Pulitzer Prize established; First stamp collection started
12:30 Lunch Bunch 7:00 Finance |
8 No Socks Day
9am Needlers 7:30 Unity Circle |
9
3:30 Play Group |
10 Clean Up Your Room Day
2pm Victorian Tea at Stirling House |
| 11 Mother’s Day; National Twilight Zone Day | 12 Intl Nurses Day; Limerick Day | 13 Tulip Day
7:00 Board of Trustees |
14 National Dance Like a Chicken Day
12:30 Lunch Bunch 7:00 Membership |
15 Natioal Chocolate Chip Day
Drummer Deadline |
16 First US nickel minted 1866, called the Shield Nickel
3:30 Play Group |
17
Armed Forces Day First Kentucky Derby 1875 |
| 18 Visit Your Relatives Day
9:30 Choir rehearsal 10:15 Service 12:00 Social Action |
19 Circus Day
9:30 Unity Circle |
20
7:00 Board of Trustees |
21 American Red Cross founded by Clara Barton 1881
12:30 Lunch Bunch |
22
Buy A Musical Instrument Day |
23 Penny Day
3:30 Play Group |
24
First Morse Code message sent 1884 from Washington DC to Baltimore |
| 25 National Missing Children’s Day | 26 Blueberry Cheesecake Day
Memorial Day observed 7-9 UU Bookies |
27
Masking tape patented 1930 |
28
12:30 Lunch Bunch |
29 | 30 | 31
World No Tobacco Day Memorial Day |
| Women’s History Month April 2008 American Red Cross Month | ||||||
| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
| 1 | 2 | 3
5:30 Taste of Stratford |
4
3:30 Play Group |
5
7:00 Raise the Roof Dinner |
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| 6
10:15 Service 12:00 Fellowship Team 12:00 Music Committee 7:30 Unity Circle Collect Food Bags |
7
12:00 Reality Group 7:00 Building your own Theology |
8 | 9
7:00 Membership Worship Weavers |
10
9am Needlers 7:30 Unity Circle |
11
3:30 Play Group |
12 |
| 13
10:15 Service 12:00 Social Action Committee 12:00 Choir Rehearsal 2:00 Sicko |
14
7:00 Building your own Theology |
15
7:00 Board of Trustees |
16 | 17 | 18
3:30 Play Group |
19 |
| 20
9:30 Choir Rehearsal 10:15 Service: 1:00 Seder Dinner Drummer Deadline |
21
7:00 Building your own Theology |
22 | 23 | 24 | 25
3:30 Play Group |
26
UU Bookies to Mark Twain House |
| 27
10:15 Service 12:00 Choir Rehearsal |
28
9:30 Unity Circle |
29 | 30 | |||
Committee Meetings
Unless noted differently, committee and Board of Trustees meetings are usually at 7:30 PM as follows. Any questions, contact the Chair.
Fellowship – 1st Sunday after church service Finance – 1st Wednesday
Membership – 2nd Wednesday
Music – 1st Sunday after church service
Social Action –2nd Sunday after church service
Editor’s Note: Though I have made every attempt at accuracy, the Drummer calendar may be incorrect. If in doubt, please contact the Committee Chair or leave a message for Suzanne Bacon, our Administrator (203-378-1020). Thanks! Zoe Beck 434-6872
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
3rd Tuesday of the Month in the Lounge
The Board of Trustees meetings are held in the Lounge and anyone is welcome to join us. If you have an agenda item please let me know the week before so it can be placed on the agenda and the appropriate amount of time and attention can be given to the item. – Abby Ott
The UUCGB calendar is cut and pasted from the Drummer. It is as accurate as the Drummer copy, and has probably not been updated since the Drummer was published, which is a few days before the start of the month. When in doubt, confirm the date/time for any event. This page generally includes the current and preceeding month for continuity's sake. If you want the calendar corrected or updated, please send an email to webmaster@uucgb.org
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Time and Perception Once upon a time a man whose ax was missing suspected his neighbor's son. The boy walked like a thief, looked like a thief, and spoke like a thief. But the man found his ax while digging in the valley, and the next time he saw his neighbor's son, the boy walked, looked and spoke like any other child.
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