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| Nick, Helen, Sam and Ben |
This was the week that the youth of America (Nick's favorite word) populated the UM House. Helen, Nick, Ben and Sam were the center of attention, even though the 'economy' was playing across the street in the Amphitheater. They participated in Boys and Girls Club, Robotics and Geo Caching as the porch looked on frustrated by the state of the economy but refreshed by the carefree presence of these kids.
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| Oldest Youth Club in America |
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| An uplifting addition to our yard |
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| Boys, beach and bikes |
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| Nighttime visitor, Audrey |
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| Doug sees 'double' |
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| Monday madness team at Hurlbut |
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| Waiting in the rain for the bus |
Back at the UM House the Chaplain, Wendy Deichmann, Pres. of United Theological Seminary in Dayton and our guests listened to speakers attempt to explain the financial crisis. With no answers available they watched the youthful exuberance of our kids and wondered why the world worries; the youth of the world will find a way out of the mess we created.
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| Chaplain Wendy |
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| Juanita sings a gospel hymn |
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| Dewittville dynamos |
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| Buffalo Buddies |
Some other activities from Chautauqua this week:
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| Orchestra ovation |
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| Al and Val, porch regulars |
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| Cleveland Jazz!!! |
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| Origami by Yamamoto |
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| Clint Black croons |
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| Nick and Judy |
Two generations show how a love fest can take place at Chautauqua and the United Methodist House.
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