November
21, 2005
For an absolutely culinary delight, Elliston Vineyards
is taking reservations for their Holiday Wine Taster Dinners
on December 9 and December 16 at 6:30 p.m. Sparkling wine and
hors d' oeuvres will be served in the Mansion then it's off
to the Terrace Room for a four-star, four-course meal. I have
attended several of Elliston Vineyards Wine Taster Dinners and
I highly recommend the experience. Elliston Vineyards is also
hosting a buffet luncheon on December 9 from noon to 3:00 p.m.
For reservations please call 925-862-2377.
There is a new group of scouts eager to join the ranks at Sunol
Glen School and these new Brownie's will be the schools fourth
girl scout troop. Pretty impressive I must say for a school
of less than 200 students. Brownie Troop #2348 Co-leaders Monica
Hobbs and Lisa Olson are just as excited to be a part of the
scouting family in Sunol and have planned a few holiday functions
for these girls. Their first appearance in town will be caroling
at the Sunol Christmas Tree Lighting on December 3, then they
will be earning their community service badge by serving refreshments
at the Ruby Hill's Home tour, which benefits the Valley Children's
Museum. They have also planned a fun event for the girls and
are taking them to see the play, The Velveteen Rabbit. They
also already earned their first badge, the technology badge,
when they visited the San Jose Tech Museum.
This new Brownie troop of second graders includes, Madison
Hobbs, Abigail Olson, Maia Samboy, Hannah Schwartz, Jordan Stewart,
Camryn Lipman, Annabelle Bentley, Lily Sullins, Katherine Hartkopf
and Jade Fields.
Don't Forget: Sunol's Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony and
Holiday Train ride will be held on December 3. At 4:30 p.m.,
join your neighbors and friends for a brisk train ride through
Niles Canyon. Then when the train arrives back at the Sunol
Depot head over to the Sunol Community Park for some steaming
hot beverages and baked goodies and watch the towns beautifully
decorated Christmas tree light up the sky. The Sunol 4-H is
providing the beverages and would like members of the community
to bring a plate of cookies or brownies to share. Another popular
annual tradition during the festivities is the raffle drawing
for a fully decorated Christmas tree provided by Sunol Glen
School's eighth grade class. Each year the class raffles off
the tree as a fundraiser for their annual Washington D.C field
trip which takes place during spring break. And if you are in
a hurry and don't have time to even think about cooking dinner,
the students will also be serving tri-tip sandwiches at the
Community Park before the train ride.
Now this sounds like a fun way to spend the afternoon. Color
Me Mine, a ceramics studio in Fremont, is holding a fundraiser
for Sunol Glen School on December 3rd and December 4th. The
studio will donate 20% of all proceeds from the weekend to the
school. Color Me Mine is located at 43301 Mission Blvd.
Another first for Bosco's Bones and Brew, they will be serving
a traditional Thanksgiving turkey dinner on Thursday from 3:00
p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Please call 925-862-0821 to make your dinner
reservation.