FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12th:

Join one of the Circle City Socialites’ favorite live bands, Devil to Pay, along with Tik’al, pvrenchymv and Opiate for an evening of rockin’ and rollin’ at Locals Only! Doors open at 9:00, and the cover is only $5!

The Socialites will be on hand and on skates - don’t miss your chance to buy some CCS merchandise for the roller derby fan on your Christmas list.

We’ll also be playing some no-holds-barred, full-contact musical chairs. which of your favorite Socialite skaters will win?  Come out and cheer us on- it’ll be a night you don’t want to miss!

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13th:

The Circle City Socialites will be taking part in the Pike Township Teachers’ Association “Read With Santa” Event at Pike High School.  The “Read With Santa” event is for kindergarten and first grade students from Eagle Creek, College Park, and Central Elementaries in Pike Township.  The Socialites will be spreading holiday cheer on skates throughout the event! For more information or questions about participating, please call Peggy at 431-0930.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19th:

Searching for that last-minute holiday gift?  Come up to Barnes and Noble (146th St at US 31, Carmel) and have your purchases wrapped by your favorite CCS skaters!  We’ll be there decked out in our holiday finest from 5 - 10 p.m. - come by and say hello!

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23rd:

The Socialites will be back at Barnes & Noble, with ribbons and bows in tow.  Let us help you pick out that perfect gift, and wrap it up as well!  Black and green are perfect holiday colors!

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Thanks to the incredible generosity of our league members, familes and fans, we raised over $500 for the Guardian Home, along with over 30 bags of wish list donations for the kids.

We also got a nice mention in the Indianapolis Star:
http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2008811300373

On behalf of the Socialites, thank you so much for your support! If you weren’t able to come out to the event, the Guardian Home is always taking donations. See http://www.guardianhome.org for more details on how you can help.

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Saturday, November 29, we’re taking over the Wheels of Wonder skating rink (175 Southern Plaza Drive) for an afternoon of family-friendly skating fun. Bring your friends, bring your kids, and most importantly, share in the holiday spirit by bringing a donation for the Marion County Children’s Guardian Home.

Come work off that extra helping of pumpkin pie and help out a great cause!

Ideas on items to bring: (starred items indicate a special need)

Educational Toys, Games, Crafts:
**Fuzzy black velvet coloring posters
Pencil by number sets (NOT markers)
Snap together models (NO glue)
Individual and group craft kits
**Playing, UNO, Skippo® cards
Board games – esp.
for OLDER youth
Coloring books for ALL ages
Drawing pads & instruction books
**Colored pencils
All types of art supplies
Yarn and Crochet hooks
Balls: basket, foot, soccer
NERF items (NOT guns)
Hand held digital games

Clothing:
All types for ages & sizes 6 – 18 years
Girls’ jeans: sz 4-20;
Boys’ jeans: Sz. 30-42;
Sweats: M, L, XL, 1X
T-shirts: M, L, XL, 1X, 2X.
Tennis
Shoes all sizes
sleepwear, coats & jackets
**Boxers, briefs, panties
**Socks

Toiletries:
Hair brushes, combs/picks, barrettes, clips
Deodorant, Soaps, bodywash
Chapsticks
Shampoo/conditioner
Skin care lotion
Black hair care products
Perfume/cologne for male/female
Hair dryers, Curling & straightening irons
Make up (all shades & colors)

Books:
**Harry Potter
Chicken Soup books
Books of poetry
Joke/riddle books
**Word Search/Sudoku books
Comic Books
Magazines of interest to youth:
sports, auto, nature,
Teen, children, parenting

School Supplies:
2″ binders
scientific & reg. calculators,
lg. erasers, blue & black pens,
pencil bags/boxes, dictionaries,
spiral & loose leaf paper,
rulers, index cards
bookbags & drawstring bags

Party Supplies:
Birthday party supplies
Plates, Napkins, Cups
Plastic ware utensils
Wrapping paper/gift bags

Miscellaneous:
Movies – NO “R” – esp. teen
Jewelry – esp. teen; Sm. mirrors
Sm. photo albums/picture frames
Wallets, Purses, Watches
Personal CD players
Batteries (esp. AAA, AA)
**X-Box & Playstation Games

Chaplain’s Requests:
Bibles, New Testaments,
Sm. Stuffed animals (i.e. Beanies®)
Business cards w/ “you are special” type messages
Stickers, i.e. NASCAR/NBA & NFL, etc.

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In front of a sold-out crowd of over 600 people, the Circle City Socialites took to the track at Ellenberger Park Saturday night with pearls and skates ‘a-flyin! The temperature inside the rink may have been hot, but the action on the track was even hotter as the Green Team skated to a 102-53 victory over the Black Team.

Our inaugural ‘Coming Out Brawl’ was a smashing success, and we’d like to wholeheartedly thank all the skaters, staff, sponsors, derby sisters, and of course fans who made our league’s roller derby debut possible.  Your support and enthusiasm has been overwhelming! Special thanks go out to the skaters from the Bleeding Heartland Roller Girls and the Rollergirls of Southern Indiana who laced up to join our ranks as honorary Socialites for the night.    

October will find the Socialites training hard for their next engagement, still to be determined!  If you’re interested in joining us as a skater, ref or volunteer, make sure to drop us a line at www.circlecitysocialites.org/join – and check our events calendar on the message boards to keep up with all of our fall happenings!

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There will be a very limited number of tickets available at the door - if you missed your chance to buy ‘em in advance, get over to Ellenberger Park (5601 E St Clair) early tomorrow night - doors and ticket sales open at 6:00 sharp.
And even if you don’t get a seat for the inaugural bout, you can still come celebrate our debut with us in style!  Head over to Zanie’s Too (5914 E 10th St) for a rockin’ rollergirl afterparty featuring The Dockers, Bulletwolf and Maravich.  Admission is only $5, or $3 with a wristband from the bout…and sweaty rollergirl hugs are free!

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