Strawberry Festival

For our last meeting of the 2005/2006 year, we will offer strawberries and ice cream over poundcake - all for the fee of $2.00.

Swearing In Ceremony

The following individuals will be sworn in by Trustee Fare at the June 21, 2006 meeting:

Under Construction

Our beloved Pagan-Fletcher Restoration will be getting a new roof shortly, weather permitting.

Samantha Fare, in her capacity as President of the Family and Consumer Science group, offered to plant flowers and weed the grounds of the Restoration. Thank you, Sam.

Doll Exhibit

We have a tentative date of July 16, 2006 for a doll exhibit at the Restoration. Since Panorama is not published in July and August, please look to Newsday and the Valley Stream Herald for information on the exhibit.

Happy Summer

Hofstra USA Productions is offering a series of musicals (Hello MuddAH, Hello FadduH, Grease and Amadeus) during the months of June, July and August. Please call Hofstra at (516) 463-6644 for information about dates, times and costs.

Have fun! See you in September!

Valley Stream Society
Come Join Us

Valley Stream, L.I. March 5 - It was a merry party that assembled at the home of Judge Wheeler last evening, the occasion being the March meeting of the Valley Stream Literary Society. The heavy drifts of snow made traveling almost impossible, but with bells and a good deal of laughter and over turning of cutters, the party at last arrived, and were heartily welcomed by the host and hostess. The annual election of officers took place and new members were added to the roll. It was decided to give the friends of the society a reception Tuesday evening, April 17, at the hope of Mrs. B.P. McLean, when the tenth anniversity will be celebrated. A history of the society and an original poem will be read by members and a musical treat is in store. A dramatic entertainment will also be given at the Criterion theater, Brooklyn, during the last of April. The Officers elected were: President Andrew F. Wilson; vice president, Mrs. B.P. McLean; secretary, Miss Cora B. Drewry; treasurer, Miss Hattie E. Miller.

Brooklyn Eagle, March 5, 1896