Happenings

Walk for the Cure
Sat. Oct. 11th
Registration at 1 p.m.-walk starts at 1:30
A short, symbolic walk to raise awareness about Breast Cancer.
All donations go directly to Susan Komen Foundation for cancer research.
We will have a baked goods auction, with proceeds going to the Komen Foundation also. The first 75 people to donate or register for the walk will receive a pink shirt to wear. All are encouraged to join us by wearing pink and walking. There will be a short ceremony after the walk to honor those who have survived cancer or have lost the fight. Last year we raised $2,000. right here in Indian Rocks, tell your neighbors and encourage them to come out that day.
for more info.
call Deb Vacca 689-3429

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Come try something new
here in Indian Rocks!!
-Indian Rocks Knit Wits
*Know someone who is having a baby?
*Want to learn something new?
*Need a new blanket for winter?
*Enjoy spending time with your neighbors?
*Like to help others in need?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, then the Indian Rocks
Knit Wits is the evening out you've been looking for!

Whether you're new to crocheting & knitting or you need to
dust off your needles, join us for a night of fun!

The Knit Wits will meet every Monday
6:30 pm at the clubhouse
Bring your current project or start something new. If it's your first
time trying there will be plenty of help available!
Call Allison for more info - 689-7825

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Indian Rocks Trails
Have You Walked the Pond Trail Yet?
The Indian Rocks Trail Committee and many volunteers have completed the Pond Trail. In the coming months we expect to post trail signs to highlight the locations, but for now you can find blue tape markers. Look for entrances along Indian Rocks Road, Whitetail Lane and Tamarack Lane.
We have some exciting ideas for the future projects but we need community involvement and opinions. Please go to forms on the left and scroll down to the bottom and click on 'Indian Rocks Trails Survey'. Fill it out and fax or e-mail it to the number or e-mail address on the survey.
Our committee will be holding a planning meeting in the fall, so be sure to contact us if you would like to get involved.
Mike McGovern
610-585-7279
McGov1258@aol.com
Jim Black
215-704-0074
JBlack7@comcast.net

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CHECK IT OUT!!
LEDGEDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY HAS A NEW WEBSITE
www.ledgedalevfc36.org

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911 SIGNS
Recent comments from fire company personnel have prompted this reminder about 911 signs. There are still 911 signs at the office that have not been picked up. These signs are important to identify your home in case of emergency, be it ambulance, fire or police. Also, the old lot signs must be taken down. Your lot number will always be your lot number, but the new 911 number will also be your address if you receive mail here, and having both numbers displayed creates confusion for emergency personnel. Also, the new 911 sign should be displayed so as to be easily seen on a dark rainy or snowy night; perhaps on a tree or stake out near the road if the house is located further back from the road. If you have not been notified of your 911 number, come into the office and we will give you the information to obtain the number from the county.

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