Breast Cancer Fundraiser

Make a great donation and get pampered in the process.

If you don’t already know someone who has dealt with Breast Cancer you will. The chance of developing invasive breast cancer at some time in a woman's life is about 1 in 8. Unfortunately, one of the estimated 178,480 new cases expected this year is a friend who works at making others look beautiful at Envy Hair Salon.

When: Sunday, October 7 from 10 AM to 4 PM

Where: Envy Hair Salon, 176 Freemans Bridge Rd.

What: Games, Prizes, Bake Sale, Food, Raffle and Live Music

For a $20 Donation you can receive one of the following:
Haircut / Mini Manicure / Mini Pedicure / Mini Facial

For a $10 Donation get relaxing and therapeutic chair massage.

Chicken BBQ on Sunday

Where? Jumpin’ Jack’s Drive In.

1^st National Bank – Rt. 50 in Glenville.

When? Sunday, September 16^th.

Chicken dinners will be ready for pick-up from 12 to 6pm.

Cost? Only $8.50 and include: ½ chicken grilled to perfection with our “secret” team recipe, coleslaw, baked beans, roll, dessert, and a drink!

All proceeds benefit
The U.S. Waterski Show Team.

For More Information Please Contact:

Polly at 248-8518

Village of Scotia Official Web Site

The Village of Scotia officially launched their own web site today at http://www.villageofscotia.org

While VisitScotia.com will continue to promote the village and area events, you can look to VillageofScotia.org for information on municipal news and notices. Stop by for a first look and read the letter from Mayor Kris Kastberg.

Happy Labor Day

It’s a beautiful day here in Scotia, perfect for bike rides, swimming, picnics in the park or any family get together.  August has been a busy month so I failed in my efforts to keep VisitScotia.com updated regularly. 

Last night I had my last fish sandwich as Jumpin’ Jack’s served their last customers of the year. I can actually see the lights from Jumpin’ Jack’s from my office so each night will be a constant reminder that summer is officially over.

I did work on another new computer help project over the month and would like to share it. I frequently get a lot of questions from people when they get suspicious Emails. I’ve created a new web site so folks can find out what’s real and what isn’t.  It’s called www.Phoneymail.com.

So, the next time you get mail from Bill Gates, the Sultan of Brunei or what appears to be a greeting card from a friend, just go to www.Phoneymail.com. Feel free to forward this information to 10 of your closest friends and it will bring them good luck. ::just kidding::