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Are you looking for a fun-filled, late afternoon family activity? Do you love pie? Well, we have the event for you! At the Guffey School's first annual Pie Palooza, you'll be able to enjoy a piece of delicious homemade pie, be entertained by an old western-style melodrama , and join in on some exciting bidding on pies to take home. Or maybe you'd like to win a prize yourself if you enter the pie contest! And to top it off, you'll have all this fun while helping the Guffey Community Charter School raise funds for their Fall 2010 Celebration Carnival. Sound appealing? Then come to Guffey School's First Annual Pie Palooza which will be held at the school on Thursday, February 11 th starting at 4:30 PM.
If you'd like to enter a pie in the contest, you'll need to bake and bring two of that pie, one to be judged and one to be auctioned off during the event to raise funds for the school. You can certainly submit more than one entry, but you must have two of each pie that you enter. There will be ribbons for first, second, and third place in three different pie categories: Fruit, Cream, and Other (nut, custard, etc.) One talented pie baker will be honored with a Grand Champion medal and an original trophy designed by the school's Bakery Project Group.
Entertainment will be provided by the Guffey School Players , a group of our older students. They will be performing an original old western-style melodrama entitled In a Pickle at the Pie Palooza. The pie judging and auction will follow the play with local auctioneer Chris Downare conducting the proceedings. Refreshments will follow the awards ceremony. Everyone is welcome and admission is free. Guffey Community Charter School is located at 1459 Main Street. See the school's website for directions www.guffeyschool.org or call the school if you have any questions at 719-689-2093. We hope to see you there!
Pam Moore
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VALENTINE TEA AT THE GUFFEY LIBRARY
Friends of the Guffey Library invite you to a Valentine Tea, Sunday, February 14, from 2-4 PM at the Library. Come peek at our new addition, see our new children's books, and taste some homemade goodies.
FRIENDS OF THE GUFFEY LIBRARY QUARTERLY MEETING
Friends will meet on Tuesday, February 23, 11:00 AM at the Library. The meeting will include election of officers and reports on our current projects. Dues for the year are $5.00. Everyone is welcome.
Click here to see pics of the Library addition building project.
1625 County Road 102
Guffey School participates in the following fund raising programs: Box Tops for Education found on may of the products you already use including: desserts, breads, muffins and rolls, beverages, cereals, frozen foods, snacks, school supplies, paper products, refrigerated and dairy items. Just clip and help our school by sending them in with a Guffey student, dropping them off at the school, or mailing them in care of the school to: PO Box 147 Guffey, CO 80820 Cartridges for Kids - CFK (Cartridges for Kids ® ) is a recycling program that pays schools and non-profit organizations CA$H for cell phones, empty laser and inkjet cartridges, laptops, iPods, PDAs, video games & consoles, digital cameras, DVDs and GPS devices. Thank you for your support and please pass the word to others who would like to help us. Pam Moore
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This page last updated on 2-5-2010