FREE FRIDAY!!!

Pensacola Free Friday  Get Wet N Wild Free Circus Tickets & Pet Care
by Emily Forrester, Rose Ann Haven
Published: Fri, September 18, 2009 - 4:35 pm CST Last Updated: Fri, September 18, 2009 - 6:41 pm CST
Mobile, Alabama - The Cole Brothers Circus is coming to Mobile..and you can get free tickets.
All you have to do is look for Professor Know Why The Clown.
He's in town a week early handing out free tickets.
if you spot him..just go up to him and say " i want to go to the circus".
The Cole Brothers Circus of The Stars will be performing in Mobile next Friday through Sunday at Hank Aaron Stadium.





Folks in Perdido Key Florida are gearing up for a wet and wild weekend.
The Rotary Club is putting on the free fun.
It will be held tomorrow at Big Lagoon State Park. It starts at eight in the morning.
The park is just east of the Alabama and Florida state line right on the coast. Water sports will be taught by pros. There will be a carnival, hikes, and much more..
There will also be a showcase soccer tournament sponsored by The Flora-Bama.
After the tourney there will be an outdoor movie shown on the sacred heart soccer fields. It's also free.
Take your lawn chair, blanket and a picnic.


Kids get the chance tomorrow to put their hands on history at The National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola..
Children can finger paint on a T-38 Talon Airplane..
The Paint A Plane event starts at ten tomorrow morning and runs until two, and remember The Naval Aviation Museum is always free.



The Humane Society of South Mississippi is kicking off a series of free fall pet clinics.
The first one is tomorrow at the sports complex in D'Iberville It starts at ten and runs until two.
Pets will be given free microchips, and rabies shots.
All pets must be at least three months old and on a leash..
More fall clinics are scheduled on upcoming Saturdays through November.



Today ends National Child Passenger Safety Week. It's a chance to make sure parents and caregivers know how to install car and booster seats.
A couple of police departments in our area offer free car seat installations.
The Gulf Breeze Police Department is a safety seat inspection station.
Just call them and set up an appointment.
The Saraland Police Department also provides free installation. They schedule appointments the last Saturday of every month.




The folks at The Five Rivers Delta Resource center is getting ready for turtle week.
Next Saturday, September 26th, students grades third through fifth have the chance to learn about Alabama turtles.
The class is free but you must pre-register..
The class is limited to 20 students..
They will get to study turtle nests up close and go on a boat ride in the delta..
Tall Five Rivers to register your child.
Next Sunday, Five Rivers is hosting a Turtle Derby on the Delta.
It starts at noon.
You'll get the chance to adopt a rubber turtle for five dollars.
If it crosses the finish line first..you win a prize, but of course you can just watch for free!!!
Other activities are also planned..





Tomorrow you can head out to Five Rivers Delta and for a Saturday adventure with WKRG News 5 Chief Meteorologist Alan Sealls.
He'll be talking about the weather in the Tensaw Theatre.
It starts at one o'clock.

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tree huggers, P.E.T.A. puffers and the obamanation are abusing farmers in Calaforia over a 3 inch fish. Elephants have been a beast of burdon for hundreds of years, don’t have a cow unless it is on a bun.                Pig, cow, goat, chicken, fish, BB-Q is a grand old dish. Shuckum, pluckum, skinnum, fryum, chicken nuggets have you tried them? Pheasant is pleasant. Guineas are foul. I don’t think I would eat an old barn owl. It is what it is like it or not, so heat up a skillet or a pot. Y’all get to the table while it’s piping hot!  P.eople E.ating T.aste A.nimals

Free or not, this is abuse happening right before your eyes.  Cole Bros. Circus has failed to meet minimal federal standards for the care of animals used in exhibition as established by the Animal Welfare Act. The USDA has repeatedly cited Cole Bros. for failure to provide veterinary care to animals, including elephants who have shown extreme weight loss, and failure to provide adequate space to animals. The USDA filed formal charges of AWA violations against Cole Bros. because the elephants showed signs of being abused with sharp metal bullhooks, a New Jersey humane society charged the circus with cruelty to animals for overloading and overworking an elephant, and two elephants—who were described as malnourished and neglected—died suddenly within a two-week period. In five separate incidents, Cole Bros. elephants have killed two members of the public, injured more than a dozen others, and rampaged during performances, which caused tens of thousands of dollars in property damage. More info at http://www.circuses.com/pdfs/fact-cole_bros.pdf

Free Car Seat Inspections!

The Saraland Police Department will be teaming up with the Kidz Klozet Consignment Event on October 2, 2009 from 10am to 2pm to conduct car seat inspections. Look for the tents in the Kidz Klozet parking lot at 3679 Airport Blvd, Mobile just west of I-65 behind Wings. 

For more information email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or http://www.mykidzklozet.com.

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