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Volunteer Appreciation Extravaganza

> The celebration for the volunteers of our happy club. Howie from the Olde Days was there for a while... sorta. Peter was late.

Posted by Administrator at 2000.11.21 10:53 AM | Comments (0)

Star Party: Alta Murrieta Elementary School

Murrieta > B-eautiful night in Murrieta. Stars of the show were an iridium flare at -8 magnitude, and a passover of the Mir space station, perhaps the last we'll see. (sniff) Sadly, Marit, Queen of Alta Murrieta Star Parties for last several years was a no-show.

Posted by Administrator at 2000.11.17 10:54 AM | Comments (0)

Induciton of Mr. Croulet and Mr. Vail as Honorary Eternal FirstLight Members

> After all their help at our star parties for the last 5 years, it was decided that Mssrs. Croulet and Vail be given permanent clubster status. They will now get a shirt and they can come to any and all functions that we have. Woo Hoo!!!

Posted by Administrator at 2000.11.15 10:55 AM | Comments (0)

Abby Reinke Elementary

> Nice evening... for CLUBSTERS!!! This was the only star party in memory in which we actually had more telescopes than people. BUT! the few kids who saw Jupiter and Saturn and other heavenly objects were appreciative. And the pizza was great.

Posted by Administrator at 2000.11.14 10:56 AM | Comments (0)

Cub Scout Troup 302

Star Party > Crystal clear evening two consecutive times???!!! This time is was for the Cub Scouts at the world famous Temeku Hills Park across the street from the jinxed Rancho Elementary. Once we saw the Moon and Venus (and lost half the crowd) Jupiter and Saturn rose in the east. Mr Croulet gave the best impromptu lecture - since Ritter's class last Thursday - to the cubsters and their parents. Thanks, Cubbies, for the food and the dessert (and the donation!)

Posted by Administrator at 2000.11. 4 10:57 AM | Comments (0)

Hillcrest Academy

> AT LAST!!! No clouds! Woo Hoo! Hillcrest Academy in Temecula had us and TVA over for a Book Fair and Star Night. AND THEY FED US!!! Pizza Galore! Can life in an Astronomy Club get any better??? YES! Curious George showed up much to the delight of several of our clubsters! The Man Who Saved Star Night - Mr Recchia (aka ProblemSolver Man) covered the flood of lights that were making the evening less than perfect. Thanks ProblemSolver Man!!!

Posted by Administrator at 2000.11. 2 10:58 AM | Comments (0)



Looking for something?	« October 2000 \| Main \| January 2001 » Volunteer Appreciation Extravaganza > The celebration for the volunteers of our happy club. Howie from the Olde Days was there for a while... sorta. Peter was late. Posted by Administrator at 2000.11.21 10:53 AM \| Comments (0) Star Party: Alta Murrieta Elementary School Murrieta > B-eautiful night in Murrieta. Stars of the show were an iridium flare at -8 magnitude, and a passover of the Mir space station, perhaps the last we'll see. (sniff) Sadly, Marit, Queen of Alta Murrieta Star Parties for last several years was a no-show. Posted by Administrator at 2000.11.17 10:54 AM \| Comments (0) Induciton of Mr. Croulet and Mr. Vail as Honorary Eternal FirstLight Members > After all their help at our star parties for the last 5 years, it was decided that Mssrs. Croulet and Vail be given permanent clubster status. They will now get a shirt and they can come to any and all functions that we have. Woo Hoo!!! Posted by Administrator at 2000.11.15 10:55 AM \| Comments (0) Abby Reinke Elementary > Nice evening... for CLUBSTERS!!! This was the only star party in memory in which we actually had more telescopes than people. BUT! the few kids who saw Jupiter and Saturn and other heavenly objects were appreciative. And the pizza was great. Posted by Administrator at 2000.11.14 10:56 AM \| Comments (0) Cub Scout Troup 302 Star Party > Crystal clear evening two consecutive times???!!! This time is was for the Cub Scouts at the world famous Temeku Hills Park across the street from the jinxed Rancho Elementary. Once we saw the Moon and Venus (and lost half the crowd) Jupiter and Saturn rose in the east. Mr Croulet gave the best impromptu lecture - since Ritter's class last Thursday - to the cubsters and their parents. Thanks, Cubbies, for the food and the dessert (and the donation!) Posted by Administrator at 2000.11. 4 10:57 AM \| Comments (0) Hillcrest Academy > AT LAST!!! No clouds! Woo Hoo! Hillcrest Academy in Temecula had us and TVA over for a Book Fair and Star Night. AND THEY FED US!!! Pizza Galore! Can life in an Astronomy Club get any better??? YES! Curious George showed up much to the delight of several of our clubsters! The Man Who Saved Star Night - Mr Recchia (aka ProblemSolver Man) covered the flood of lights that were making the evening less than perfect. Thanks ProblemSolver Man!!! Posted by Administrator at 2000.11. 2 10:58 AM \| Comments (0)
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