H.O.R.S.E.S. Inc. LOGO MISSING
H.O.R.S.E.S. Inc. is one of the organizations, which I work with to do fundraising with my cookbooks. They do Horse Therapy with children who have learning disabilities or need speech therapy. They are a wonderful organization made up of volunteers who donate their time and their horse’s time for this valuable work.
After a Saturday bazaar at Kentucky Oaks Plaza, H.O.R.S.E.S. Inc. Therapeutic Riding Center volunteers placed the organization’s large aluminum logo behind the building because it would not fit in the door.
THEIR 9 FT. BY 9 FT. ALUMINUM LOGO SIGN WAS TAKEN! THIS IS A PHOTO OF IT. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THIS PLEASE CONTACT THE PADUCAH POLICE OR H.O.R.S.E.S. Inc. MEMBERS.
TAKING THE SIGN IS TAKING AWAY FROM THESE VERY SPECIAL CHILDREN!!!!
OTHER NEWS: I had the opportunity to participate in the Kentucky State Library and Archives 2010 State book Fair this weekend. Nov. 13. IT WAS A SUCCESS! More than 3,200 patrons supported the fair, with sales of $125,000! The proceeds go to provide grants to state libraries and library scholarships.
H.O.R.S.E.S. Inc. is one of the organizations, which I work with to do fundraising with my cookbooks. They do Horse Therapy with children who have learning disabilities or need speech therapy. They are a wonderful organization made up of volunteers who donate their time and their horse’s time for this valuable work.
After a Saturday bazaar at Kentucky Oaks Plaza, H.O.R.S.E.S. Inc. Therapeutic Riding Center volunteers placed the organization’s large aluminum logo behind the building because it would not fit in the door.
THEIR 9 FT. BY 9 FT. ALUMINUM LOGO SIGN WAS TAKEN! THIS IS A PHOTO OF IT. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THIS PLEASE CONTACT THE PADUCAH POLICE OR H.O.R.S.E.S. Inc. MEMBERS.
TAKING THE SIGN IS TAKING AWAY FROM THESE VERY SPECIAL CHILDREN!!!!
OTHER NEWS: I had the opportunity to participate in the Kentucky State Library and Archives 2010 State book Fair this weekend. Nov. 13. IT WAS A SUCCESS! More than 3,200 patrons supported the fair, with sales of $125,000! The proceeds go to provide grants to state libraries and library scholarships.
