Library Book Sale Planned

The Friends of the Hudson Public Library will be holding their annual Fall Book Sale on October 4th, 5th and 6th. It will be in the former Hudson Home Health Care building at the main four comers in downtown Hudson. This year’s sale looks to be a big one with lots of VHS videos, Young Adult fiction, music and story cassettes, paperbacks and tons of hardbacks. Anyone with items to donate please call Joann at the library, 448-3801 before October 3rd, to make arrangements for dropping them off. Mark this on your calendars now!! !

City Wide Fall Clean Up

The second clean up for 2007 is scheduled for the morning of Saturday, October 13th. This is an excellent opportunity to dispose of items that are not normally able to be disposed of during the regular weekly refuse collection.

Hudson Thrillers Book Club

A book club for adults interested in reading mysteries and other fiction will begin on Thursday, October, 18th from 7-8:30 pm at Lydia’s Book Store, located at 114 North Market. The bookstore was formerly named Hartman Books. The store has a wonderful reading area, which will make for a very comfortable meeting space. The book club will meet on the third Thursday of each month 

Club meeting dates and book selections for the remainder of 2007 are as follows:

October 18th. :  Trains- A Hidden Childhood, Miriam Winter
November 15th. :  A Perfect Evil, Alex Kava
December 20th:   Hard Row, Margaret Maron

The Hudson Public Library will have each of these books available for check out. In addition, books will be available for purchase at Lydia’s Books; their number is 781-6021. The Book Club is a community activity, and there is no cost to participate. Do join us.

Homecoming Queen and King Named

ALEAH REESE AND GANNON CURTIS were named Queen and King of the 2007 Hudson Homecoming in halftime ceremonies at last Friday night's game. The game went well, with Hudson having a convincing 35-13 win over league rival Erie-Mason. 

 
Family Reading Night Is Soaring

Lincoln School's Family Reading Nights are a fun time for parents and their children. Lincoln teachers want to thank all of the parents the Sept. 25th Family Reading Night. Students who attended include Micah, Myia and Brianna Randell, Zachary Armstrong, Lexi Hill, and Pierce Mitchell. Our next Family Reading Night is scheduled for October 9th. Hope to see you there!

Brownie Try-Its

The Hudson Area Second Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 180 (Helping Hands for Hudson) is starting off the school year by working on their Brownie Try-Its. Mrs. Hazel Monahan, Curator of the Hudson Museum lead the girls on a walking tour of Maple Grove Cemetery. The Brownies saw tombstones from Hudson's earliest families and Civil War Veterans. They also made crayon rubbings of the artwork and names engraved on the stones. Thank you Mrs. Monahan for spending your afternoon with our Brownies!

Sacred Heart Middle School

The Sacred Heart Middle School is off to a great start.  The students are awesome!  They are very positive and full of pride.  The student's curriculum is strong and challenging, both spiritually and academically.  The students need to really think about who they are, who God wants them to be and how they can take the tools of their curriculum and use them to serve Him.  We are extremely proud of our students and we are excited that they are continuing to grow in faith and knowledge.      
                                          Photo by Jeaniene McClellan.

Title 1 Parent Informational Meeting

Lincoln Elementary held its Title1 Parent Informational meeting on September 25th. Many kindergarten, first and second grade parents and students attended. Each family who attended received grade level materials to use at home. Mrs. Sherry Kirkland, owner of  The Learning Vault, donated capital and lowercase letters each family could also use at home. Several drawings were also held.

Thompson Museum Offers Genealogy Class

The William G. Thompson House Museum and Gardens will be offering a class on beginning genealogy on October 27, 2007.  Phyllis Rickard, registrar of the Lucy Wolcott Barnum chapter of the DAR, will lead the class on a discussion of how to begin researching your family’s history.  Topics will include where to start, print resources and electronic resources at home or in the Library, and how to fill out a pedigree chart.  The class costs just $10.00 and begins at 10:00 a.m. lasting approximately 2 hours.  Pre-registration is required. For more information or to register for the class call the Thompson Museum at 517-448-8125.

Evergreen Auto Park Results

Street Stock racing results at the A.J. Griner Memorial at Evergreen Auto Park Sunday were: Heat 1 Jim Plotts; Heat 2 Marty Bloomer; Heat3 Elston Flemming. The Street Stock feature went to Dave Gumby followed by Marty Bloomer, Joe Heffner, Zach Hiser, and Jeff Cox rounded out the top five.

Sportsman winners were: Heat 1 Randy Roseman; Heat 2 Ron Bloomfield; Heat 3  Jim Scout. The feature win went to Tim Bowen followed by Randy Roseman, Tony Tolles, Dewey Stanton, and Ron Bloomfield rounded out the top five.

Be sure to join us Oct 7  for our CRC Front Wheel Drive spectacular. No street stocks or sportsman this weekend. Gates open at 10 racing at 1.

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