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The document provides announcements for ICPS on October 7th, 2015. It includes information about green team recycling duties, flyers for curling and first aid courses, a cookbook recipe update, welcoming the fire department safety trailer the next day, extracurricular activities like cross country and volleyball, an eco message about Canadian lakes, character trait recognitions, and a fire safety tip to stop, drop and roll if someone is on fire.
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This Easter greeting wishes the recipient a great Easter spent enjoying time with family and friends, and hopes the day brings everyone together for a joyful celebration filled with happiness, chocolate, and being with loved ones.
Catered lunch delivery dates and timeline for 2017-2018
The document outlines the timeline and logistics for catered lunch deliveries in 2017-2018 for an after prom committee fundraiser. It details the dates for delivering menus to schools and businesses to place orders, collecting orders, shopping for ingredients, prepping lunches, packing lunches, and delivering lunches. Locations for food prep and delivery are the Stones Manor Clubhouse and Jennel Crabbe's home. Donations will include bottled water, snack chips, homemade cookies/brownies, sandwich bags, and gift cards. An example menu is also provided.
katglen
The document appears to be a collection of photos from various events and locations involving the author, their family and friends. There are photos from restaurants, homes, birthdays and other gatherings in the Philippines and Middle East. Many of the photos are unlabeled but seem to document different periods of the author's life over several years spent in Saudi Arabia with family and friends.
Mon nov 24
The document contains announcements for ICPS including upcoming events like a girls basketball tournament, a meeting in the gym, and talent show auditions. It also mentions that the green team on duty are the Mini Green Minions and recognizes students for character traits like responsibility, cooperation, and respect. It provides information about orders, a lost hearing aid, and quotes a saying about impossible things being declared impossible before being done.
Announcements for Mon. March 7
The document provides announcements for ICPS on Monday March 7th, 2016. It recognizes Mrs. Vent's birthday, announces the winners of the golden juice box contest, and details tryouts for basketball teams. It also reminds students to bring in vasey bulb orders and winter gear for an upcoming fun day. There will be an Eco Team meeting at first recess and a School Council meeting that evening. The daily message encourages conservation of natural resources. Colby E, Owen, and Emma are recognized for demonstrating responsibility and cooperation. The reflective thought quotes Elizabeth Barrett Browning on making the future through one's present actions.
Announcements- Monday February 6, 2017
Semester 2 begins on February 6th. Students should check the homeroom lists and proceed to their period 1 class to receive their timetables. New staff members have joined SCI for the semester. There is a ski team meeting at lunch in room 211. Contact information is provided for Tracks Employment and volunteer opportunities are available the weekend of February 17th-20th with the Youth Centre.
Announcements Fri. May 20th
The document provides announcements for ICPS on May 20th, 2016. It wishes happy birthday to several students celebrating that day or in the coming days. It reminds students to return their yearbook order forms and invites families to donate plants or perennials to the school garden. Several upcoming events are mentioned, including a holiday on Monday, grade 8 students selling freeze pops on Tuesday, and a grade 4/5 zoo trip also on Tuesday. The daily message encourages pool owners to prevent leaks and use covers. Finally, it recognizes several students for character traits and provides a reflective thought for the day.
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Announcements Wed. Oct. 7th
The document provides announcements for ICPS on October 7th, 2015. It includes information about green team recycling duties, flyers for curling and first aid courses, a cookbook recipe update, welcoming the fire department safety trailer the next day, extracurricular activities like cross country and volleyball, an eco message about Canadian lakes, character trait recognitions, and a fire safety tip to stop, drop and roll if someone is on fire.
Marina & Cristina
This Easter greeting wishes the recipient a great Easter spent enjoying time with family and friends, and hopes the day brings everyone together for a joyful celebration filled with happiness, chocolate, and being with loved ones.
Catered lunch delivery dates and timeline for 2017-2018
The document outlines the timeline and logistics for catered lunch deliveries in 2017-2018 for an after prom committee fundraiser. It details the dates for delivering menus to schools and businesses to place orders, collecting orders, shopping for ingredients, prepping lunches, packing lunches, and delivering lunches. Locations for food prep and delivery are the Stones Manor Clubhouse and Jennel Crabbe's home. Donations will include bottled water, snack chips, homemade cookies/brownies, sandwich bags, and gift cards. An example menu is also provided.
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Mon nov 24
The document contains announcements for ICPS including upcoming events like a girls basketball tournament, a meeting in the gym, and talent show auditions. It also mentions that the green team on duty are the Mini Green Minions and recognizes students for character traits like responsibility, cooperation, and respect. It provides information about orders, a lost hearing aid, and quotes a saying about impossible things being declared impossible before being done.
Announcements for Mon. March 7
The document provides announcements for ICPS on Monday March 7th, 2016. It recognizes Mrs. Vent's birthday, announces the winners of the golden juice box contest, and details tryouts for basketball teams. It also reminds students to bring in vasey bulb orders and winter gear for an upcoming fun day. There will be an Eco Team meeting at first recess and a School Council meeting that evening. The daily message encourages conservation of natural resources. Colby E, Owen, and Emma are recognized for demonstrating responsibility and cooperation. The reflective thought quotes Elizabeth Barrett Browning on making the future through one's present actions.
Announcements- Monday February 6, 2017
Semester 2 begins on February 6th. Students should check the homeroom lists and proceed to their period 1 class to receive their timetables. New staff members have joined SCI for the semester. There is a ski team meeting at lunch in room 211. Contact information is provided for Tracks Employment and volunteer opportunities are available the weekend of February 17th-20th with the Youth Centre.
Announcements Fri. May 20th
The document provides announcements for ICPS on May 20th, 2016. It wishes happy birthday to several students celebrating that day or in the coming days. It reminds students to return their yearbook order forms and invites families to donate plants or perennials to the school garden. Several upcoming events are mentioned, including a holiday on Monday, grade 8 students selling freeze pops on Tuesday, and a grade 4/5 zoo trip also on Tuesday. The daily message encourages pool owners to prevent leaks and use covers. Finally, it recognizes several students for character traits and provides a reflective thought for the day.
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Traditional family recipes are important for creating feelings of nostalgia and unity within families. Communicating recipes accurately across generations can be difficult, and if lost, recreating the specific taste may be impossible. The document proposes designing a way for elderly family members to pass down recipes to younger generations without the recipes becoming distorted over time or forgotten.
Graces letter
Robert and Margret Crystal hosted a pinecone fundraiser at their farm for Russell Street School that raised over $2000. The school collected around 1000 bags of pinecones and most attendees enjoyed decorating the pinecones. Gracie thanked the Crystals for allowing the fundraiser at their farm and letting people collect pinecones.
Goal Post Pizza
This letter from Goal Post Pizza congratulates a 2012 Frankenmuth graduate and offers a gift certificate. The gift certificate is for a Big Ten Special which includes two large pizzas with ten shared toppings and an order of breadsticks. The letter also lists the pizza shop's hours of operation from Sunday to Saturday.
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Karen Vickery puts immense effort into making Thanksgiving special for her family and friends each year. She begins preparations a month in advance, meticulously cleaning, decorating, and cooking homemade dishes from scratch. On Thanksgiving Day, Karen focuses on finishing touches while others cook, though she no longer worries about perfection. The highlight is a prayer led by a friend that reminds guests to be grateful. Karen hopes guests feel loved and blessed, and remember the impression of warmth, comfort and gratitude from her celebrations.
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Announcements - March 7, 2016
The $5 lunch special at an unnamed location is pasta and meatballs or a meatball sub with wedge fries. Students at SCI are invited to submit designs for a colouring book by Friday. Badminton practice is today at lunch, not after school. The Girls Group is having a meeting today at the beginning of lunch in Room 214 and new members are welcome. Library Live is this Friday and acts are encouraged to prepare. Grade 9-10 boys are invited to a baseball tournament on April 1st and there is a mandatory information meeting on Tuesday March 8th. The varsity boys baseball team is having a sign-up meeting today at the beginning of lunch in guidance. Students can sign up to sell daff
Announcements Tues. June 28th
Briar in grade 5 has a birthday today. The Green Team assisting at the recycling depot today is the Day 1 green team, which includes Brody, Kaedyn, Cameron F, Julian K and Cameron G. Last night was a wonderful evening presenting to the graduating Grade 8 students as they move on to the next part of their education. Report cards go home today. The spirit assembly and recognition assembly will take place today. Hailey in grade 1, Paige in grade 4, and Hudson in Grade 7 are recognized for positive character traits.
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This couple is collecting food donations to win a wedding from WeddingSaviours.ca and benefit Kerr Street Ministries and other local food banks, with a goal of raising 3500 lbs of food by June 9th. Donors can give money by e-mail transfer or contact the couple directly.
Wed. June 21st Pine River Announcements
The document contains announcements for Pine River school on June 21st. It announces that today is National Aboriginal Day and tomorrow is Volunteer Appreciation starting at 8:15 AM. It also reminds students to order yearbooks, that tomorrow will be the last pizza day of the year, and congratulates performers from the talent show. Various club meetings and recycling duties are also noted.
Announcements February 10, 2016
The document contains announcements and notices for students from a high school. It includes information about:
- A $5 chicken quesadilla special with rice and water at the school.
- A field trip for the junior and senior boys' and girls' volleyball teams to watch college volleyball.
- The start of green compost bins in classrooms with food prep and what can be put in them.
- The completion of renovations to the new fitness facility now open to grades 9-12 for $10 per semester.
- A request for photos and videos from sports teams for the athletic video.
- Congratulations to the junior girls' volleyball team on a win and notice of their next playoff game.
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One in the door is another friend that the kitchen table receives at our thur...Stephanie Booker-Wynn,Esq
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This document contains the daily announcements for Pine River school on October 3rd, 2018. It includes acknowledging that the school is on Indigenous land, notifications about upcoming sports practices and events, perfect attendance recognition for primary students, and reminders about office helpers and recycling pickup.
Elmira Corning Area Networking Events 09022019
This document lists various networking and community events happening from September 2nd through September 8th in the Elmira/Corning area. It includes details on five professional Toastmasters events as well as several non-professional events like farmers markets, runs/walks, and music performances. The document encourages recipients to attend these events to assist with their networking efforts while job searching and provides contact for the New York Department of Labor representative.
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The document provides information about the town of Smithtown, New York including its history, schools, restaurants, and shopping. It discusses how the town was founded in 1665 and named after Richard Smith. It then lists several local schools from elementary to high school, and provides details about their locations and contact information. Next, it describes a few popular restaurant options in the area like Buona Sera for Italian food and Hotoke for Japanese cuisine. Finally, it mentions some local shopping destinations like Mandee's for clothing, Waldbaums for groceries, and Play N Trade for video games.
May 25
The $5 pasta and meatball special and the $6 mac and cheese special at the school both come with garlic bread and a drink. The document is asking for volunteers to help with the school garden in exchange for community service hours by weeding, watering and picking produce to sell at the farmers market on Thursdays. It congratulates the girls softball team for being divisional finalists at OFSAA last week.
Fri., May 17, 2019 Pine River Announcements
The daily announcements for Pine River school on May 17th, 2019 are summarized as follows:
The announcements begin with a land acknowledgment statement and the singing of the national anthem. There are no birthdays today but some over the weekend are mentioned. Pizza kits can be ordered through PizzaKit.ca and yearbooks are available on School Cash Online. The daily announcements also mention that it is the day for the school's Jump Event and remind students to submit pledge envelopes to their teachers. Office helpers and eco team members of the day are named and students are reminded to bring recycling bins to the depot. The announcements end by naming the winners of the Gotcha program and encouraging students to be kind.
Thurs. Jan. 19th Pine River Announcements
The daily announcements included:
1) Today's date is January 19th in both English and French.
2) A birthday for Alina in SK was recognized.
3) Students going to a Barrie Colts hockey game that night were wished a great time and asked to show school spirit.
3) An upcoming Harry Potter club meeting asked for the address of where the Dursley family lives in the books.
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The document advertises a 7th anniversary barbecue for the Reynaissance Family Center in Vallejo, California on May 3, 2014 at 12pm. The event will commemorate the anniversary of the community center and will have a wild west theme. Tickets cost $10 each and the event location is 2160 Sacramento Street in Vallejo. More information can be found by contacting Joshua at the provided email address and phone number.
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For this week I've got something a little different – Using a few photos taken throughout the year in
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Treat the one you love.
Be it a bottle of their favourite tipple, fine fragrance, chocolates or just a great referral so make sure
you show your power team how much you appreciate them this Christmas and remember DNA
homes the building blocks to a good bromance.
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Keep Granddad Happy
We all know Granddad loves Christmas, Nothing makes him happier than the traditions of gathering
round the table and spinning stories of Christmas during the war. Make sure you keep him happy
maybe a game of trivial pursuit or putting together the kids toys or just listening to his ramblings
about investments.
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Try not to put your foot in it
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a darkened room. Keep your health and safety hat on and remember what Dave Clough says if you
see me I'll help you keep on the right side of your family.
4.
Wrap up warm
We all know the cold weather can deadly at this time of year. But make sure you where the right
clothes to suit you wouldn't want to attract the wrong kind of attention. Which nicely moves me
onto our next tip
5.
Be careful who you go home with
BNI Cookson night outs can be a dangerous affair especially at Christmas. An extra couple of
muled wines can make you look at your fellow members in a whole new light. So avoid the 'spark'
of attraction and listen to your fellow chapter members warning MME the best tranny, be careful
you don't go home with me.
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Get your grove on
No Christmas party is complete without a good old fashioned knees up and we haven't been short of
John Travolta's this year. Always remember there are two things certain in life, taxes and Andy Potts
doing the thank you for the money box.
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Stay away from scary uncle Billy
Merry Christmas to all of you and we'll see you in 2014
Neighborhood clean up flyer may4,2013residents
A neighborhood clean up event is being held on May 5th from 8am to 12pm where volunteers will meet at Lizzie Chapel Baptist Church. Volunteers are asked to help clean up the neighborhood by placing unwanted items at the curb or in a dumpster located at the old car wash on Napier Ave, with the exception of construction debris. The event is organized by Manna Ministries, Lizzie Chapel Baptist Church, and the Macon Public Works Department to prevent pollution and keep the neighborhood safe. Volunteers can contact the numbers or email provided with any questions and are invited to stay for lunch after the clean up.
Welcome back newsletter primary sept 2019
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Graces letter
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Goal Post Pizza
This letter from Goal Post Pizza congratulates a 2012 Frankenmuth graduate and offers a gift certificate. The gift certificate is for a Big Ten Special which includes two large pizzas with ten shared toppings and an order of breadsticks. The letter also lists the pizza shop's hours of operation from Sunday to Saturday.
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Karen Vickery puts immense effort into making Thanksgiving special for her family and friends each year. She begins preparations a month in advance, meticulously cleaning, decorating, and cooking homemade dishes from scratch. On Thanksgiving Day, Karen focuses on finishing touches while others cook, though she no longer worries about perfection. The highlight is a prayer led by a friend that reminds guests to be grateful. Karen hopes guests feel loved and blessed, and remember the impression of warmth, comfort and gratitude from her celebrations.
Weddingsaviours sign ver2 june-2013
This couple is collecting food donations to win a wedding from WeddingSaviours.ca and benefit Kerr Street Ministries and other local food banks, with a goal of raising 3500 pounds of food by June 9th. Donors can give money by e-mail transfer or contact the couple directly.
Announcements - March 7, 2016
The $5 lunch special at an unnamed location is pasta and meatballs or a meatball sub with wedge fries. Students at SCI are invited to submit designs for a colouring book by Friday. Badminton practice is today at lunch, not after school. The Girls Group is having a meeting today at the beginning of lunch in Room 214 and new members are welcome. Library Live is this Friday and acts are encouraged to prepare. Grade 9-10 boys are invited to a baseball tournament on April 1st and there is a mandatory information meeting on Tuesday March 8th. The varsity boys baseball team is having a sign-up meeting today at the beginning of lunch in guidance. Students can sign up to sell daff
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Briar in grade 5 has a birthday today. The Green Team assisting at the recycling depot today is the Day 1 green team, which includes Brody, Kaedyn, Cameron F, Julian K and Cameron G. Last night was a wonderful evening presenting to the graduating Grade 8 students as they move on to the next part of their education. Report cards go home today. The spirit assembly and recognition assembly will take place today. Hailey in grade 1, Paige in grade 4, and Hudson in Grade 7 are recognized for positive character traits.
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This couple is collecting food donations to win a wedding from WeddingSaviours.ca and benefit Kerr Street Ministries and other local food banks, with a goal of raising 3500 lbs of food by June 9th. Donors can give money by e-mail transfer or contact the couple directly.
Wed. June 21st Pine River Announcements
The document contains announcements for Pine River school on June 21st. It announces that today is National Aboriginal Day and tomorrow is Volunteer Appreciation starting at 8:15 AM. It also reminds students to order yearbooks, that tomorrow will be the last pizza day of the year, and congratulates performers from the talent show. Various club meetings and recycling duties are also noted.
Announcements February 10, 2016
The document contains announcements and notices for students from a high school. It includes information about:
- A $5 chicken quesadilla special with rice and water at the school.
- A field trip for the junior and senior boys' and girls' volleyball teams to watch college volleyball.
- The start of green compost bins in classrooms with food prep and what can be put in them.
- The completion of renovations to the new fitness facility now open to grades 9-12 for $10 per semester.
- A request for photos and videos from sports teams for the athletic video.
- Congratulations to the junior girls' volleyball team on a win and notice of their next playoff game.
One in the door is another friend that the kitchen table receives at our thur...
One in the door is another friend that the kitchen table receives at our thur...Stephanie Booker-Wynn,Esq
The Kitchen Table is a women's support group that has been meeting for lunch every Thursday for 5 years. They prepare meals together to share at their meetings and with their community at Epiphany Church. Some of their favorite dishes that they prepare on a weekly basis and serve at special events include lasagna, cake, soup, fried fish, and more. The document expresses gratitude for the friendships within the group and the support they provide to one another and their families and community through their meals and catering business.Wed. Oct. 3rd Pine River Announcements
This document contains the daily announcements for Pine River school on October 3rd, 2018. It includes acknowledging that the school is on Indigenous land, notifications about upcoming sports practices and events, perfect attendance recognition for primary students, and reminders about office helpers and recycling pickup.
Elmira Corning Area Networking Events 09022019
This document lists various networking and community events happening from September 2nd through September 8th in the Elmira/Corning area. It includes details on five professional Toastmasters events as well as several non-professional events like farmers markets, runs/walks, and music performances. The document encourages recipients to attend these events to assist with their networking efforts while job searching and provides contact for the New York Department of Labor representative.
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The document provides information about the town of Smithtown, New York including its history, schools, restaurants, and shopping. It discusses how the town was founded in 1665 and named after Richard Smith. It then lists several local schools from elementary to high school, and provides details about their locations and contact information. Next, it describes a few popular restaurant options in the area like Buona Sera for Italian food and Hotoke for Japanese cuisine. Finally, it mentions some local shopping destinations like Mandee's for clothing, Waldbaums for groceries, and Play N Trade for video games.
May 25
The $5 pasta and meatball special and the $6 mac and cheese special at the school both come with garlic bread and a drink. The document is asking for volunteers to help with the school garden in exchange for community service hours by weeding, watering and picking produce to sell at the farmers market on Thursdays. It congratulates the girls softball team for being divisional finalists at OFSAA last week.
Fri., May 17, 2019 Pine River Announcements
The daily announcements for Pine River school on May 17th, 2019 are summarized as follows:
The announcements begin with a land acknowledgment statement and the singing of the national anthem. There are no birthdays today but some over the weekend are mentioned. Pizza kits can be ordered through PizzaKit.ca and yearbooks are available on School Cash Online. The daily announcements also mention that it is the day for the school's Jump Event and remind students to submit pledge envelopes to their teachers. Office helpers and eco team members of the day are named and students are reminded to bring recycling bins to the depot. The announcements end by naming the winners of the Gotcha program and encouraging students to be kind.
Thurs. Jan. 19th Pine River Announcements
The daily announcements included:
1) Today's date is January 19th in both English and French.
2) A birthday for Alina in SK was recognized.
3) Students going to a Barrie Colts hockey game that night were wished a great time and asked to show school spirit.
3) An upcoming Harry Potter club meeting asked for the address of where the Dursley family lives in the books.
RFC Tickets 4
The document advertises a 7th anniversary barbecue for the Reynaissance Family Center in Vallejo, California on May 3, 2014 at 12pm. The event will commemorate the anniversary of the community center and will have a wild west theme. Tickets cost $10 each and the event location is 2160 Sacramento Street in Vallejo. More information can be found by contacting Joshua at the provided email address and phone number.
Christmas Ed Slot
For this week I've got something a little different – Using a few photos taken throughout the year in
our meetings I'm going to present to you BNI Cookson's 7 Tips to survive Christmas.
1.
Treat the one you love.
Be it a bottle of their favourite tipple, fine fragrance, chocolates or just a great referral so make sure
you show your power team how much you appreciate them this Christmas and remember DNA
homes the building blocks to a good bromance.
2.
Keep Granddad Happy
We all know Granddad loves Christmas, Nothing makes him happier than the traditions of gathering
round the table and spinning stories of Christmas during the war. Make sure you keep him happy
maybe a game of trivial pursuit or putting together the kids toys or just listening to his ramblings
about investments.
3.
Try not to put your foot in it
It's very easy after one or two sherrys to relax too much and say something you regret. Especially in
a darkened room. Keep your health and safety hat on and remember what Dave Clough says if you
see me I'll help you keep on the right side of your family.
4.
Wrap up warm
We all know the cold weather can deadly at this time of year. But make sure you where the right
clothes to suit you wouldn't want to attract the wrong kind of attention. Which nicely moves me
onto our next tip
5.
Be careful who you go home with
BNI Cookson night outs can be a dangerous affair especially at Christmas. An extra couple of
muled wines can make you look at your fellow members in a whole new light. So avoid the 'spark'
of attraction and listen to your fellow chapter members warning MME the best tranny, be careful
you don't go home with me.
6.
Get your grove on
No Christmas party is complete without a good old fashioned knees up and we haven't been short of
John Travolta's this year. Always remember there are two things certain in life, taxes and Andy Potts
doing the thank you for the money box.
And finally before we go
7.
Stay away from scary uncle Billy
Merry Christmas to all of you and we'll see you in 2014
Neighborhood clean up flyer may4,2013residents
A neighborhood clean up event is being held on May 5th from 8am to 12pm where volunteers will meet at Lizzie Chapel Baptist Church. Volunteers are asked to help clean up the neighborhood by placing unwanted items at the curb or in a dumpster located at the old car wash on Napier Ave, with the exception of construction debris. The event is organized by Manna Ministries, Lizzie Chapel Baptist Church, and the Macon Public Works Department to prevent pollution and keep the neighborhood safe. Volunteers can contact the numbers or email provided with any questions and are invited to stay for lunch after the clean up.
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Tues. June 13th Pine River Announcements
The document contains the daily announcements for Pine River school on June 13th. It provides information about birthdays occurring that day and in upcoming months, congratulates athletes who participated in a regional track meet, reminds students about returning library books and ordering yearbooks, and includes additional notices about upcoming activities like a softball practice, beach day, and eco school certification. It closes by announcing the winners of the daily "gotcha" program and students assigned to recycling and office duties that day.
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This document provides the full program for Bryan and Cathy's wedding reception. It outlines the opening remarks welcoming guests, introduction of the wedding party and parents, an opening prayer, a community dance, toasts to the bride and groom from the best man and others, the cutting of the wedding cake, opening of gifts, dinner, games including the retrieval of the garter and tossing of the garter, a closing message from the couple, and finally closing remarks thanking everyone for attending. The document details all the traditional elements and events of a wedding reception celebration.
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The principal of Marsh Memorial Homes reflects on the past year, thanking donors and volunteers for their support. The organization provides care for 60 children and works to reunite them with families when possible. Various programs and activities from the year are described, and the annual fete was very successful, raising over R100,000 to support the children.
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- 1. Greene River Days Parade Everyone loves the Greene River DaysParade and our residents are no exception. Most residents want to watch from the dining room and living room windows but can sit outside on the porch – if the weather is nice. We prepare a sack lunch and enjoy the parade. If you want to join your loved one, let the office know by Wednesday June 12 and we can get a sack lunch for you too. 2019 May Nursing Home Week – SUCCESS!! We had a great year this year celebrating Nursing Home Week with our residents, families, and staff. We started the week on Monday with quarter pounder cheeseburgers and french fries from McDonalds! Tuesday Dan the Polka Man entertained us while we enjoyed BBQ pork chops, chicken and brats with all the trimmings! We were happy to have so many family and friends of the residents join us for the picnic. Check out the new shirts the staff all received for this week of events. Wednesday we were treated to Scratch Cupcakes for staff and residents. Wow – they sure have a great variety, and everyone picked their favorite. Thursday was Staff Appreciation Day with candy bouquets for all and acknowledgement of the staff members who have cared for our residents twenty years and more! Karen Worley and Julie Leavens have cared for us for over 30 years! Jean O’Brien has cared for our residents for twenty-five years. Deb Ott, Kim Wadey, Jackie Wadey, Theresa Schmitt, and Martha Whiteside have cared for our residents for over twenty years!! We are blessed to have such a long-term staff who REALLY CARE!! Friday was pizza day with a variety of Casey’s pizzas! A real treat for the residents and staff. June 2019 Newsletter North Butler Elementary Students graced our walls with colorful butterfly pictures, which we displayed for Nursing Home Week. Grades Pre-K through 6th grades colored the pictures for the residents. The residents enjoyed them so much, they are still proudly displayed. If you didn’t get a chance to check them out last month – come in and enjoy!! Resident Outings With good weather during spring and summertime, everyone likes to be outside. For us to keep track of our residents, we ask you to please sign out at the Nurse’s Station before you go outside and sign back in upon your return. Even if you are just stepping out for a breath of fresh air, please let someone know!! Our regulations require that we know where every resident is always. Help us help our residents stay safe! Thanks!! New Nursing Staff We welcome to our licensed staff three new nurses: Tracy Merfeld, LPN has joined us as a part-time charge nurse. Tracy Myers, LPN has joined us as needed on the night shift. Brittany Swanson, RN has joined the staff as part- time charge nurse and Quality Assurance Performance Improvement-QAPI Coordinator. She will assist Rae in the duties that require a Registered Nurse licensure. Welcome to all the new nursing staff. We look forward to a long relationship with all of you! Greene River Days – June 15, 2019Greene River Days June 15, 2019