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After long days of attending seminars and viewing logging equipment, OLC conference participants are more than ready to kick up their heels and have some fun. From the casual Sawdust Bowl to the elegant Oregon Women In Timber Fund Raiser Auction, Reception, Dinner and Dance, there's something for everyone! Plan to attend this
exciting evening. You will have the opportunity to bid on some great
silent and oral auction items. The fundraiser event is one you won't want
to miss. Later in the evening, you can put on your dancing shoes and enjoy
the fabulous Top-40, new country and oldie-but-goodie music. Whether you
attend for the auction, or to enjoy grooving to the music on the dance
floor
OLC Meet and Greet & Oregon
Women in Timber Fund-raiser Auction Preview
Sawdust Bowl
The Main Event:
Oregon Women In Timber Fundraiser Auction,
Reception, Dinner & Dance
Thursday Opening Session Breakfast Friday, Feb. 20, 2009 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ballroom, Eugene Hilton
First Lady Carole Olson invites you to join her at the 6th Annual Ladies Desserts for
Dreams Event, Friday, February 20, 2009, at the Eugene Hilton. Enjoy delicious desserts
from many bakeries in the Eugene and Springfield area. Desserts, wine and champagne will
be served from 1:30pm until 3:30pm. Tickets for this event are $25 with 100% of the proceeds
going to the charity of her choice.
What teachers say about Talk About Trees… "This was a nice addition to our science curriculum. I wouldn’t have the time to give these details to my students." LaGrande Teacher "The program was jam packed & exciting. The level was perfect for our age group." Clatskanie Teacher "Program presentation was excellent! Students were kept engaged for the duration of the program. The presenter had excellent control of the students and their behavior. A quality program!" Welches Teacher "What a wonderful presentation! The kids love "hands-on" activities." Multnomah County Teacher "I was really pleased at the simplicity and inherent depth of the program. Using simplistic demonstrations, the students really got a good grasp of a "Healthy forest." The papermaking activity was excellent and led to a thorough discussion of protecting the environment, including recycling. Facilitator did an excellent job!" Southern Oregon Teacher "I enjoyed the way the presentation engaged the students. The program was very useful to our curriculum. I would highly recommend this program to others." Multnomah County Teacher Please tell us what your students learned from the program, what they enjoyed and how we can improve this educational experience for both you and your students. Additional Programs to enhance and expand students learning and experience. Papermaking Program: Learn the history of paper, the many uses of paper, importance of recycling and finally make your own paper. Outdoor Program: Take the students to the outdoor classroom and experience first hand tree identification and much more. Contact Talk About Trees: For more information, or to schedule a presentation in your classroom, contact our Program Director at tat@orwit.org or visit our website at www.Orwit.org
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