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August 2010Volume 16 Number 1210, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 BLAST-OFF TOBridgeFestAugust 21There are three free Saturdayevents set for this month. Pleasejoin in the outdoor fun by planning to attend. On August 7th,August11-4, we have reserved thegroup site at Grizzly Creek StatePark. Activities will include swimming in theriver, games and a short hike. August 14th, 11-4will see the swimming pool at TLC Camp as themain attraction. Picnic lunches will be providedat both of the events while tasty fresh vegetableand fruit side dishes are requested for potluck. Contact the office, 777-1775, for more information about these free family fun days.It’s BridgeFest on August 21st, 10-5. Wehave a whole day of music, games and foodplanned for the entire family. The stage will seeperformances by our local bands and the children involved in the Bridgeville School MusicCamp. The bridge will be lined up with an artsfair. A kid’s zone with games and alien attraction is set. We are looking for a sponsor tocover the expenses of an inflated kids jump toyand a sponsor for the festival expenses.New to the fun this year, we have organized atwo mile FREE FUN RUN up Kneeland Road,that starts at 10:30 in the school yard (caution isrequested to our neighbors up that road duringWelcometothe event). This Six Rivers Lions Club sponsored event also includes a 1/2 mile walk.As usual, the Intergalactic Flying Saucer Trials will take off in the afternoon. You will findthat more games than ever are planned. TheBlake Stretton Memorial Mouse Trap Car Raceswill start at 3:30 (contestants are needed),Rocks and Pots all day (get your throwing armready) and look for the new Chicken DropBingo!You will find baked sweets and drinks at theBridgeville Community Center booth along withthe raffle and silent auction. A BBQ featuringtri-tip sandwiched with all the fixings will bemanned by the Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Company.A hearty thanks goes out to KWIP The PointRadio for advertising the event. Volunteers areneeded to fill out our schedule of jobs that isposted in the center. The final planning meetingwill be on the 17th at 4pm.As noted in the previous issue, the BridgevilleFire Safe Day will be September 25th. It is shapingup to be packed withgreat music, BBQ, gamesand information. Therewill be opportunity to seewhere your neighborhoodfits into emergency planning; how the Bridgeville Inside this MonthFlying Saucer RulesFire Company and CDFNews From the Hiveare equipped to respond;The Green Thumband what homeowner can Two Rivers Care GroupHealthy Spiritsdo to improve fire safety.With peace in mind,Michael GuerrieroFood MattersRandom ThoughtsCalendarBridgeFest
A Note from the BCC Board PresidentThanks to the BCC and the community for anexciting and busy year! It's been a pleasure toserve on the Board of Directors this past year, andit's an honor to serve as President for the comingyear.Congratulations to Jessica Springer for beingelected to the Board and to Jim Nelson andTammy Farmer for their re-election. A big thanksto Rachel Owen for her outstanding service on theBoard these many years and for serving as President. We'll certainly miss her, but are happy toknow she'll continue to be very actively involved.As you may gather from our Executive Director's message, the 2010-2011 year will be busierthan ever and we welcome your participation. You're invited to attend the Board meetingsfor an up-close look at what's going on. The nextmeeting is Thursday, September 9 at 4:30. Yourcomments and suggestions are always welcome. I look forward to serving the Center as wecontinue to grow and serve this great community. Hope to see you at BridgeFest and our otherupcoming events!- Lynne ReardonWho are the members of the BridgevilleCommunity Center Board of Directors?Lynne Reardon, Board President; Jim Nelson, Treasurer; Tammy Farmer, Secretary;Skylar Blue; Kathleen Guelfo; Rob Patton;Jessica SpringerBridgeville Community CenterMission Statement“The Bridgeville Community Center is dedicated toimproving the quality of life for all our communitymembers. We are committed to bringing people of allages together to encourage good health, self-esteem,creativity, and personal development.”Bridgeville Community onthly bythe Bridgeville CommunityCenterPublished monthly by the Bridgeville Community CenterAttila Gyenis—EditorAttila Gyenis—EditorBridgeville Community CenterCommunity CenterPO BoxBridgeville3POBox3Bridgeville, CA 95526Tel: (707) 777-1775Bridgeville, CA 95526Tel: (707) 777-1775Email– enter.orgEmail– BridgevilleNews@yahoo.comKids PlaygroupHello families!This is an invitation to any family withmembers in the 0-5 age range to meet upand enjoy a little community togethernesswith peers in their age group. The Playgroup is aneasy way to get involved with other parents andcaregivers in your community. These are local people who are interested in the same activities and experiencing the same joys and concerns that you doeveryday with your little ones. During the summer,playgroup events are a great way to beat the heat.We will be taking several field trips to town.These always include playground time, an interesting activity and a picnic, all sponsored by HumboldtFirst5. So parents, next time you see a flier for oneof our awesome Bridgeville Playgroup events, callthe community center at 777-1775 to reserve YOURpicnic!If you’d like you can even reserve a spot on thecommunity van so you can enjoy a day out in townwith the kids and do no driving whatsoever! Comeon out and meet new friends, play hard and eat ayummy nutritious picnic lunch made especially forchildren. After we tire out the kids we will go somewhere special to learn something fun together beforewe head back up the 36. Sounds like a full day?Ride the van and you can take a nap with the kidson the way home. See you all soon!Humboldt County BookmobileRead A BookThey DeliverBridgeville School10:30 - 11:30Dinsmore (next to Laundromat) 12:15 - 2:15Carlotta (Martin & Shirley's)3:30 - 4:30The Bookmobile comes to Bridgeville andDinsmore the second Tuesday. (new schedule)Bookmobile: (707) 269-1990REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLEPrinted on recycled paper.Comments and corrections are always welcome. Management is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or othereditorial mis-statements, intentional or otherwise. The viewsexpressed by the authors do not necessarily reflect theBridgeville Community Center or its staff. If you have anyother concerns, please submit them in triplicate.
BridgeFestAugust 21, 2010HEAVY WEIGHTFlying Saucer TrialsThere comes a time in this galaxywhen all intergalactic speciesmust meet. A time to compareantenna and, of course, an opportunity to demonstrate the agilityand new advances made on ourflying saucer craft. The time is set,Noon, August 21st. The place:Earth; at the old Bridgevillebridge, Bridgeville, California,USA (yes it is a real place, justlook it up on the Internet, or fly uphighway 36 and see for yourself).Rules and ProceduresThe ObjectThe object of the event is to earnpoints by having a flashy looking saucer rig and crew that flies long andlands accurately from a launch off thebridge.The Flying Saucer1. The flying saucer must be a diskshape.2. Flying Saucers shall remain intactupon landing.3. The Flying Saucer's weight shallbe no more than two ounces for everyinch in diameter.4. Saucers shall not be less than 4inches nor exceed 24 inches in diameter.5. The saucer shall have an accessible cabin that contains a representation of each member of the crew andan operations manual.6. Only one saucer per Crew.7. No modified Frisbees, baseballs,Aerobes, Koosh, or any commerciallymanufactured toys or sporting equipment.8. The use of recycled materials isencouraged.9. The flying saucer must be built toderive its forward flight momentumdirectly from the hand of the crewmember.The Crew1. Each crew shall consist of only twoindividuals of like minds and spiritwith a catchy name.2. To allow for communication andguidance, crews shall be equippedwith fully exposed head mounted antenna.The Entry1. For each Crew there isan entry fee of 5.00 U.S.payable in cash, check,money order or 7 poundsof compressed aluminum.No Alfa Centori Dorkmaswill be accepted due torampant inflation.2. No entry will be accepted after12:30 P.M.The Games1) We will begin taking entries at11:00 A.M. on the bridge. Duringentry inspection, the flying saucer willbe weighed and inspected to see thatit meets specifications to qualify forthe day’s event. The flying saucerscannot be structurally modified afterthe entry inspection.2) Entries will be judged for style anddesign from 11:30-1:00.3) Beginning at 1:00, each crewmember will be responsible for onelaunch of their rig from the designatedlaunching pad on the bridge.4) The judges will give a score toeach flight based on style of launchand flight, distance, and accuracy.The Big No-No1. Disqualification will be the resultfrom crew members doing test flightsoff either of the bridges prior to orduring the contest.2. Flying saucers that land in the poison oak, on the steep bank on thenorth side of the river, or way up inthe trees will be disqualified.3. Flying saucers that eject their crewor cabin will be disqualified due tocertain death.The PointsPoints may be earned in the followingways:1) 1 to 50 points for a cool looking rig.2) 1 to 20 points for creative representation of the crew, cabin and operations manual.3) 1 to 20 points for some sweet looking antenna.4. 1 to 20 points for creative recyclingof materials.5) 1 to 5 points for the graceful launchand flight of the flying saucer.6) 1 point for every yard (36 inches)in distance of the flight.Points may be lost in the followingways:1) 1 to 10 points for each incident ofwhining to judges by crew members.2) 1 to 100 points for the loss of flyingsaucer parts during the launch, flightand impact of the landing. We donot want to spend all day recoveringpieces of your vehicles off the riverbar.3) 1 point for every foot (12 Earthinches) that a rig's landing is awayfrom the landing strip.4) 1 to 100 points for a river landing.5) 1 to 100 points for yet be considered ways that an entry could losepoints at the discretion of the judges.The JudgesAll of the points given or lost will bebased on the incredibly subjectiveopinions of our trusty judges.AwardsYesSize of the CourseThe old Bridgeville Bridge standsabout 45 feet above the river bar.The bar is approximately 150 yardslong and 50 yards wide, lined by theriver to the North and a bank of treesto the South. The landing strip will belaid down the middle of the bar foreasy flying. There is usually a goodwind from the West around that timeof day.For more information or to answeryour questions call (707) 777-1775,press 1 for English, 5 for Martian.We come in peace.
News From The HiveBy Skylar BlueI took a class on understanding conflict, last weekend. There is a lot for someone tolearn, especially if kindness is hard for them. Basically, kindness will help you to understand justwhere your boundaries are with others. If what youare saying is for no other reason than to offend another, than you better rethink your motives. If youare on the receiving end of the insult, knowing whoyou are, letting the insult pass, and being aware thatit was just an unkind act, helps you to not only let itgo, but not want to do that to another. Most angrystatements attest to how the other person feelsabout the situation, not about you. Fearful peopleare often angry at a lot of things and you mayjust happen to stoke their fire. You've got to thinkabout how much anger you want to be around. It canrub off, if you're too close. Give yourself distancefrom the things that stress you out, if you can. And ifnot, don't take it in too far and always remember toconsider the source.BridgeFest, this year, will have a survey to fill outconcerning the community needs. It really is important to take a couple of minutes to think about whatservices, programs, ideas, and interests you mighthave or like to see forthcoming from the BCC. Without your community input, there is no reason for anychanges to be made and without change there is noenergy or no growth. We all need the energy andgrowth so pitch in on this level!The 14th Annual BridgeFest presentsThe Blake StrettonMemorialMouse TrapCar RacesOfficial Rules and Regulations1.Forward momentum must be poweredby the spring of a mouse trap.2.Entry will be charted by distance up to28 feet and timed for the full distance.3.Must include insignia and a representation of the driver.4.Time trials to start at 3:00pm.5.Maximum weight 2lbs6.Maximum size 6” in any directionThe Green ThumbStretching the SeasonFor those of us who tilled, seeded andplanted a summer garden, now is thetime of abundant harvest; when all the hard workstarts paying off. Tomatoes are most likely still greenand growing but the beans, squash, cucumbers, onions, to name a few, should most likely be a big partof our daily diet. As August passes by, we still haveat least two good months of summer veggies. Ourfresh harvest does not have to end with that firstfrost. If we plan now, we can grow a fall garden thatwill keep fresh food on our tables through the heartof winter.Parsnips, rutabagas, leeks, endive, overwinteredbroccoli, kale, winter cabbage are a few fall/wintervegetables that can do well in our area, especially ifyou live below 1200 ft. elevation. Higher elevationgardeners may need to depend on their greenhouses for that extra warmth. Territorial Seed Company has a great variety of fall/ winter seed. Sowyour seed at the end of August using the largercelled 6-paks. Place in drain pans filled with 1/2 inchof water. This will help keep seedlings moist, evenon the hottest days. By middle to end of Septemberyou will have seedlings strong enough to place outin a garden bed. Add plenty of nitrogen like wellrotted manure before planting. Keep the plants wellwatered and mulched until the rains come. Timing isa little tricky in the fall, but don't give up. Those fallgreens are the most nutritious for our bodies andthere is nothing more satisfying than a harvest ofwinter greens for soups and stews.My green thumb came only as a result of themistakes I made while learning to see thingsfrom the plant's point of view. H. Fred DaleTai Chi ClassTuesdays, 5:30-6:30Mad River Community Center, Van DuzenRd. Across from Southern Trinity SchoolContact Dottie Simmons for more info at 777-1920The Mad Group - Invites you to join us!!AAWhen: Sundays @ 2:00 pmWednesdays @ 5:30 pmWhere: Community Center, MadRiver (on Van Duzen Road)
Showing Up – The BasicsTips for when your friend is illGeneral Guidelines: Don’t let your fear of sayingthe wrong things keep you away. Show up.1. Call before visiting.2. Be natural, say “How ya doing?” like youwould with any friend. Leave off the longface.3. Tell them about you and what’s going on withmutual friends.4. Take a mutual friend with you so the sickperson doesn’t feel obligated to entertainyou. They can lay back with closed eyes andenjoy the feeling of inclusion without the effort of maintaining their end of the conversation.5. When people are critically ill it is importantthat they know their life mattered and thatthey touched people. Help them rememberthe important things they’ve done.6. Your best gift is your presence. LISTEN, youdon’t have to talk or make it better. LEAVEYOUR AGENDA BEHIND!7. Don’t say: “Call me if you need me.” Insteadoffer something concrete and practical: “I’llbring dinner on Wednesday.” “I’m going toclean your bathroom on Saturday.”8. Call if you’re going to town to see if you cando any shopping for something they need.9. If there are lots of friends and family calling,asking for reports etc. offer to be the clearinghouse. This can take a tremendous burden off the family’s shoulders.10. Arrange/coordinate with friends, churchgroup, work group, etc. to deliver meals dailyof even weekly. Make sure people are picking up their pans! You want to lighten theload, not increase it.11. It’s okay to admit you are sad or scared but itisn’t about you. LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN.Sitting in silence is also totally okay.12. No matter how special your relationship,don’t stay very long. Five minutes of lovegoes a long way, 20 minutes is just tiring.From: Two Rivers Community Care Group:Neighbors Helping Neighbors along the upper MadRiver and Van Duzen Rivers.BridgevilleVolunteerFire CompanyNewsPlease have your address posted CLEARLY onyour gate or on HWY 36 for BVFC expedience whenthere is a Med Aid call or Fire call. You are not onlyhelping BVFC find you but it may be a matter of lifeor death to you. This is a very important duty of allfamilies in Bridgeville, CA.Help support the BVFC by bringing your appetitesto BridgeFest XIV. Enjoy grilled goodies at the BVFCtent! There will be Tri-Tip sandwiches! See youthere! Skylar Blue, BVFC VolunteerThe following are BVFC calls from May 24th through July17th, 2010:5-24-10 MED AID at M.M 21.38 .5.08 pm6-20-10 MED AID at M.M 39.6 .1.O5 am6-27-10 MED AID on HWY 36 .1.15 am7-01-10 MED AID on HWY 36 .10.20 am7-08-10 AUTO ACCIDENT HWY 36 at M.M 17.50 .6.52 pm7-08-10 MOTORCYCLES DOWN on HWY 36 at M.M35.6.9.00 pm7-13 -10 AUTO ACCIDENT HWY 36 M.M 26.4.00 pm7-17-10 MED AID ALDERPOINT RD.3.10 pmSenior Summer Lunch ScheduleThe Senior Lunch Summer 2010 schedule is going to be a ball this year! Makesure to cut out this article and hang it onyour refrigerator so you know what's instore for a fun Bridgeville summer! Alllunch activities will be held on Thursdays. We will meet for activities at 11:30 am at theBCC. Carpooling for outside activities is surely appreciated. Everything is handicapped accessible!Call Sky for more info: 777-3565.August 5: 11:30am-Meet at BCC. 1:00pmlunch at Banana Hut (Polynesian food) inEureka. 2:30pm Morris Graves Museum.August 12: Noon at BCC. Card and Cribbageparty. Catered Lunch of sandwiches andsnacks.August 19: 11:30- Meet at BCC. 1:00pmLunch at Samoa Cookhouse and their Museumafter lunch.Hope to see you all over the summer to enjoy each others company ant to try some new restaurants and visitsome museums. All reservations have been made. AllHandicapped accessible.
Healthy Spirits Hello Bridgevaliens,My name is Sacrovandese the Wise, resident ofPlanet Fulofit. Lauri Rose, WWQ and IntergalacticGadfly, has kindly and courteously allowed me to doa special BridgeFest edition of my advice columnSacro’s Intergalactic Universal Daily Wisdom.There are less than twenty unique dilemmas in theknown universes and Shakespeare has covered allof them but, in a multiuniverse world, the variationsare endless and the solutions subtle. I am reallyreally old and really really wise, please heed my advice; it will improve your life. Guaranteed.Q: Dear Sacro, the Darsubean’s keep sabotaging my spacecraft. I have made five river landings at BridgeFest and I’m sure it’s the Darsubean’s doings. Captain All-Cracked-Up onEarth.A: Dear Cracked-Up, just buck-up and suck itin, you are a lousy captain, admit it and get onwith your life! Stop blaming other people andget your own act together or you’ll never makethe 75 yard-line. (This advice is relevant to allplanets, every planet has whiners and Buck-Upis a Universal Strategy that works no matterwhat planet you are on)!Q: Dear Sacro, my mother-in-law has a cat thatwants to sit on my computer keyboard all thetime. I can’t get any work done and my family isstarving. What do I do? Keyed-Up on QUERTY.Q: Dear Sacro, I’m kind of old and my childrenare taking advantage of me. Now I am goingcrazy. It’s probably my son-in-laws that want allmy stuff. What can I do? Maddened on PlanetSshakeLerA: Dear Keyed-Up, considering you are onQUERTY you can’t do a whole lot. Yourmother-in-law’s wishes are Law, but isn’t shestarving too? Or does she have Cache-Sackshe isn’t sharing? Perhaps you can elicit thecat’s cooperation? Or have you angered it somuch it won’t talk to you? Smear a little smokyberry on the keyboard, that should take care ofthe problem once she licks her paws. Just don’ttouch the keyboard yourself! For those of youon Planet Wwwyyphose with a similar problemsimply tap the beast’s ear each time it annoysyou, it will soon desist. Hopefully your ears willremain intact after she is done with you. Onplanet Earth you are stuck, earth felines are notoriously untrainable, sorry.A: Dear Maddened, surely one of your otherchildren can be your ally? Try a youngerdaughter, they are usually sympathetic. Justdon’t go wandering the Baarclean Plains, youcatch a cold in a platinum storm. For those ofyou in similar circumstances on Planet Zquit ifyou raise your Stimtus so it is bigger and higherthan your son-in-laws’ they are bound to backdown. On planet Nuumbra the Elder Judgesshould be consulted and their judgments followed, but still enlist your younger daughter’shelp. The Elder Judges can be swayed by filiallove. On Earth, try mediation and if that doesn’twork burn all your stuff. They may put you in anursing home but that’s where they were heading anyway so don’t let them get your stuff too!Q: Dear Sacro, I have a Doba Tree that won’tleave my garden alone. I think it is in love withthe Phora plant by the fence. Shaded-Out onBuetismoEarthlings, I hope this helps you see you are notunique in the Universe. Everyone has the sameproblems with just minor planetary variations. Goodluck on your flights and stop by the Starliner Lounge(antennae required).A: Dear Shaded-Out, no problem, move thePhora and your problem Doba will move too.Or, are you also in love with the Phora? Ormaybe the Doba? (You see Earthlings, only somany plots but endless variations). If it is youand the Phora take advantage of the Doba’spoor eyesight. Put a picture of the Phorasoaked with its scent in a secluded spot andwatch the Doba settle down to be quietly in lovewith the picture. But, be sure the Phora is notreciprocating the Doba’s love or your plan forromantic conquest will surely backfire.Fly High, Fly Long, Look GoodSacrovandese The Wise
Ruth LakeSummer FestivalAug. 7 & 8, 2010The 16th Annual Ruth LakeSummer Festival will takeplace on Aug. 7 & 8, 2010at the Ruth Lake Recreation Campground. Hoursare 8 am to 7 pm, Saturday and 8 am to 4pm onSunday. There is free admission & parking.A blueberry pancake breakfast will be served bythe Southern Trinity Fire Dept. at 8 am to 10 am onboth Saturday & Sunday. Something new on theagenda is barbequed albacore. Also, more foodvendors have committed to attend.There is a line-up of talented musicians that willperform both days. Ruthie, our awesome lake creature, will again make an appearance along withSmokey the Bear.The local Southern Trinity 4-H club members willhave a petting zoo for the kids young & old to enjoy. More kids games are planned this year. Therewill be something for everyone.Arts/Craft vendor space is still available. Cost is 15.00 for one day. 30.00 for both days. Campingavailable.Proceeds benefit Southern Trinity Volunteer FireDept. and/or Southern Trinity Area Rescue.Call (707) 574-6217 for festival application.Campground reservation call: 1-800-840-9545Boating & fishing information can be had at (707)574-6194. Boat inspection information: (707) 574-Van Ride To TownThe Community Center vangoes to town on the first andthird Thursdays. Reserve bycalling 777-1775. Depart @9:15am, return 5:30pm. Donation of 5 perhousehold appreciated. Be seeing you.By Ann Matula GyenisCertified Nutritional ConsultantGive Me Some SkinSummer is the time our skin really gets put to theendurance test. Not only are we exposed to moresunshine then we need for vitamin D production butinsect stings, contact with chlorinated water in swimming pools, and reactions to various foods, plants,skin creams and sprays all take their toll.Dermatitis is a condition that means ‘skin inflammation’ and has many causes. If you get a patchthink about any new metals that you have worn, anynew soaps, detergents or body sprays you mayhave tried or any new foods you may have eaten ata cookout or summer pot luck. Sometimes it is acombination of something worn and somethingeaten that make the breakout occur.One other cause of dermatitis is a lack of essential fatty acids in the diet which you get from the oilsin seeds and the body turns into anti-inflammatoryprostaglandins. It is very important to note the distinction between good seed oils and the saturatedfats and artery blocking oils found in fried foods andfatty red meats. The bad kind actually blocks theformation of the anti-inflammatory prostaglandins. Inother words if you are getting your nice flax seed oiland topping it off with a big bag of greasy frenchfries, you have wasted the flax seed oil.The skin is one route the body uses to get rid oftoxins – think sweating – so drink lots of water andsweat to your heart’s content!A certain type of dermatitis, called acrodermatitis,responds very well to zinc supplementation as it iscaused by a deficiency of that mineral.Nutrition is involved at every stage of your skindevelopment. Starting with the dermis, collagen ismade when vitamin C converts the amino acidproline into hydroxyproline. No vitamin C, no collagen. A diet rich in fruits and vegetables, seeds andnuts and high quality proteins as found in fish arekey to a moist and flexible skin. The consumption oflots of water cannot be overemphasized.You skin keeps your insides in, protects you fromradiation and dehydration, and makes you lookgood. The entire surface is entirely replaced every20 days and its condition depends largely on whatyou consume.Why do aliens from Planet Zoid love to eat slugs?Because they don’t like to eat fast food.
Need to escape to an Alien Destination?BridgeFest 2010 is your ticket to the warm sunand refreshing river scene happening just 24 milesinland from Highway 101. Come out on August 21stfrom 10am-5pm and enjoy live music all day fromthe best local bands, and a bustling arts and craftsfair right on the old historic bridge. There will be abusy kid’s zone for creative little aliens, and an outof this world abundance of stellar games and contests, such as the Blake Stretton Memorial MouseTrap Car Race and the Intergalactic Flying SaucerTrials. Anyone can enter the Flying Saucer Trials,just form a team with a fellow alien and create acosmic vehicle to launch off the bridge! Prizes include length of flight, accuracy of flight, & bestlooking rig. Check out the official rules printed onpage 3 (or our website).For the carnivorous beings among us, theBridgeville Volunteer Fire Company will B-B-Q upsome mouth watering tri- tip sandwiches and hotdogs. In addition, there will be veggie burgers, cornon the cob, watermelon and baked goods (madeby the Bridgeville Bakers).This year we will be introducing our 1st AnnualFun Run which is free of cost for participants fromthis universe. There is a choice of a 2 mile run or ½mile walk, both starting at 10:30 am. This event issponsored by The Six Rivers Lions Club.Every year the Bridgeville Community Centerholds its universally legendary Raffle and SilentAuction where there are exceptional domesticprizes produced by the aliens that exist in this relatively unexplored region. These products may behelpful in understanding some of the fascinatingcustoms, cultures and traditions of Earth, in particular Humboldt County. This raffle is a fundraisingventure that helps support the Bridgeville Community Center, a service organization for our community. Sponsors include McClellan Mtn. Ranch, producers of “the soil you will love” and The Point Radio which “plays the best rock and roll of all time,all the time”.As always there will be free admission and freeparking for earthlings and UFOs alike.Questions, directions, vendor info, etc pleasecall the Bridgeville Community Center (earthphones preferred) at (707) 777-1775.Sorry– No dogs or henways from any galaxyallowed at this event.
Bridgeville Community CenterAdult ED ClassesWe Fit Your ScheduleCLASSES START AUGUST 25GED ESL Adult Basic EdPrivate classes are available by appointment to startworking toward your GED, Basic literacy, or othereducational goals.Bridgeville Community Center Adult School is havingclasses. Class times are flexible and designed to fit intoeach student's time constraints. If you are interested ingetting a GED or in basic adult education classes,please call the BCC at 777-1775 to register. We willcontact you to set up class times.Call 777-1775 for more infoRural Outreach ServicesEnterprise (ROSE)Humboldt County Dept. of Health andHuman ServicesOur staff can assist you and answer yourquestions about these services:Humboldt Housing Now; Homelessprevention; Rapid Re-Housing Program; Cash aid assistance; Medi-Cal;Quarterly Income Reports; (QR7);Food StampsThe ROSE RV will be at:Bridgeville Community Center,38717 Kneeland Road, BridgevilleThursday, August 26, 2010from 9:00am to 1:00pmWe invite you to come and meet theROSE staff and learn about how wecan help you!If you have questions or need Transportation to theROSE RV, please call (707) 441-5542.Random ThoughtsBy Attila GyenisMy Leg’s Burning- Truth or Fiction?What is the difference between reality and fiction? Fiction has to make sense. After all, wouldyou read the latest bestseller if it didn’t make sense?Reality, on the other hand, has no such obligation. Life is filled with incredibly absurd things thatnot even Stephen King or Kurt Vonnegut could haveimagined in their fiction novels. Okay, maybe KurtVonnegut did write about some of the life’s absurdities in his book Slaughterhouse 5.This is the definition of ‘absurd’ according to Merriam Dictionary:Main Entry: 1ab·surd Pronunciation: \əbsərd, -zərd\ Function: adjectiveEtymology: Middle French absurde, from Latinabsurdus, from ab- surdus deaf, stupidDate: 15571 : ridiculously unreasonable, unsound, or incongruous an absurd argument 2 : having no rational o
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