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The Maryville Parks and Recreation department is announcing new spring events including an Egg Bone Hunt for dogs on April 15th where dogs can hunt for bones, a C-Division softball tournament hosted by Missouri ASA from June 19th with online registration only, and the 35th Annual Lion's Easter Egg Hunt on April 15th where children can search for eggs and take photos with the Easter Bunny at Donaldson-Westside Park.
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This document contains announcements and notices for students and community members. It includes information about preparing for an upcoming literacy test, signups for sports teams, returning uniforms, a school hockey team's championship results, lunch menu options and registration details for minor baseball in Wasaga Beach. It also contains reminders about reporting vandalism, construction career activities, where to eat lunch, and checking the school website for a newsletter.
Announcements- Tuesday May 28, 2019
The document contains announcements for students at a school, including a meeting for "Canoeing" students, updates on afternoon sports games and school entrance renovations, information about contests and permission forms, community theatre and fair events, a job fair, and local business advertisements. The summaries are located on bulletin boards inside and outside the school office.
Announcements- Friday June 7, 2019
The girls softball team won the SCAA Championship and will now face St. Joe's for the Simcoe Cup. A car wash fundraiser will be held on Saturday, June 8th from 9:30-2:30 in the SCI parking lot. The café is running a contest until June 15th where customers receive a ballot for a chance to win a free lunch with every $5 spent. Renovations at the front entrance mean people must enter through other entrances and sign in at the office.
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The $5 pasta and meatballs special and the $6 mac and cheese or chicken parmesan specials at the cafeteria come with garlic bread and a drink. The after school math support program meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays for three more weeks in room 660 from 2:30-4:00 pm. Grade 10 and 11 students interested in local history and earning volunteer hours can inquire with Ms. Walker about becoming a representative for the Stayner Heritage Society.
May 26
The document contains announcements about various school activities, volunteer opportunities, job postings, and more. It announces a chicken quesadilla or BBQ rib special for $5-6 including a drink, notes the café will be closed on Friday, and seeks volunteers for the outdoor garden in exchange for community service hours. It also advertises a graffiti tour for art students, electronics fundraising, after-hours math help, student council nominations, a summer information center job, volunteer needs for a street festival and exhibition, and notifies that yearbooks have arrived.
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The document advertises an event called "&Co" happening on April 23rd from 1-4pm at the Saint John Arts Centre. The event will feature live music, information sessions, fun activities, and free samples while supporting local charities. Those interested can contact Karen at 506-672-9007 or itsagirlthingsj@gmail.com for more details.
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This document contains announcements and notices for students and community members. It includes information about preparing for an upcoming literacy test, signups for sports teams, returning uniforms, a school hockey team's championship results, lunch menu options and registration details for minor baseball in Wasaga Beach. It also contains reminders about reporting vandalism, construction career activities, where to eat lunch, and checking the school website for a newsletter.
Announcements- Tuesday May 28, 2019
The document contains announcements for students at a school, including a meeting for "Canoeing" students, updates on afternoon sports games and school entrance renovations, information about contests and permission forms, community theatre and fair events, a job fair, and local business advertisements. The summaries are located on bulletin boards inside and outside the school office.
Announcements- Friday June 7, 2019
The girls softball team won the SCAA Championship and will now face St. Joe's for the Simcoe Cup. A car wash fundraiser will be held on Saturday, June 8th from 9:30-2:30 in the SCI parking lot. The café is running a contest until June 15th where customers receive a ballot for a chance to win a free lunch with every $5 spent. Renovations at the front entrance mean people must enter through other entrances and sign in at the office.
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Rossview Middle School is looking for boys and girls who know how to play golf and have clubs to try out for the school golf team. Students should sign up in the front office by January 21st, and there will be a parent interest meeting on January 23rd at 6pm in the cafeteria. The golf season begins March 2nd with practices starting in February.
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The $5 pasta and meatballs special and the $6 mac and cheese or chicken parmesan specials at the cafeteria come with garlic bread and a drink. The after school math support program meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays for three more weeks in room 660 from 2:30-4:00 pm. Grade 10 and 11 students interested in local history and earning volunteer hours can inquire with Ms. Walker about becoming a representative for the Stayner Heritage Society.
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The document contains announcements about various school activities, volunteer opportunities, job postings, and more. It announces a chicken quesadilla or BBQ rib special for $5-6 including a drink, notes the café will be closed on Friday, and seeks volunteers for the outdoor garden in exchange for community service hours. It also advertises a graffiti tour for art students, electronics fundraising, after-hours math help, student council nominations, a summer information center job, volunteer needs for a street festival and exhibition, and notifies that yearbooks have arrived.
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The document advertises an event called "&Co" happening on April 23rd from 1-4pm at the Saint John Arts Centre. The event will feature live music, information sessions, fun activities, and free samples while supporting local charities. Those interested can contact Karen at 506-672-9007 or itsagirlthingsj@gmail.com for more details.
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The document advertises a chicken shawarma special at a cafe and encourages customers to like the cafe's Facebook page for a chance to win prizes and receive a free cookie. It also lists contact information for three senior living facilities and a church fundraiser seeking volunteers, directing readers to a bulletin board for additional details on opportunities.
Announcements- Wednesday May 29, 2019
Today the girls' softball team plays their last regular season games against Eastview and Bear Creek high schools at Ives Park, and any girls needing a ride should speak to coaches Ms. P or Ms. Jacobi. The school front entrance is under renovation so all guests must sign in at the office and enter through other entrances, with cooperation requested during construction. The guidance office bulletin board has information on a school contest including rules and permission forms.
Announcements- Tuesday May 16, 2017
The Phys. Ed department is offering additional spots for a free field trip to Treetop Trekking on June 19th, with permission slips available in the Phys. Ed office on a first come, first served basis. The school will be celebrating Canada 150 on May 18th with food trucks selling poutine, beaver tails, fruit water and salads. The guidance office has several volunteer opportunities available including helping with trail running races and working at a retirement home in Wasaga Beach.
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Senior girls interested in volleyball should sign up outside room 224. Tryouts will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday next week, and attendance at both is strongly encouraged. Anyone unable to attend should speak to Ms. Polasek. Junior and senior boys basketball tryouts will be on Monday and Thursday at 2:30 pm. The town of Wasaga Beach and YMCA are seeking volunteers for a volleyball tournament on November 12th from 8am to 6pm to be scorekeepers. Food and prizes will be provided. Interested volunteers should contact the provided email or phone number.
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The document contains announcements for various upcoming events at a school including Farmers Day on May 31st, a puppy rescue organization looking for volunteers, and an information session about careers in medicine on June 13th. Students are asked to see guidance counselors for details on many of the events and sign-up sheets are located in the lobby at lunch.
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The document contains a schedule for Thursday at Stayner Collegiate Institute including times for the OSSLT, lunch, class periods, and a note about later bus times. It also includes announcements about various upcoming events like a drama buy-in, rugby meetings, art show submissions, and volunteer opportunities. Club meetings and activities are noted along with lunch menu options and reminders.
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Announcements- Monday January 20, 2020
Centennial United Church is looking for volunteers on January 28th to help with a meat pie fundraiser. Volunteers will help fill and package meat pies as part of a team. No food handling experience is necessary but it could be helpful. Students can receive credit for volunteer hours. More details are available on the bulletin board.
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Announcements- Thursday May 30, 2019
Student Council is looking for volunteers to help with the upcoming Farmer's Day event and is asking interested students to meet at guidance during lunch. The grade 9 band will have a brief 5 minute meeting at the start of lunch in the music room. Visitors are asked to sign in at the office as the front entrance is under renovation. Various community events and opportunities are posted on bulletin boards around the school.
Announcements - March 30, 2016
1) The cafeteria is serving chicken quesadillas with rice for $5 today and is providing a bottle of water. It will be closed on Thursday.
2) Mr. French's period 3 Rec Leadership and Fitness class is reminded to meet in room 665 today.
3) Clearview township is conducting an anonymous 5 minute survey about public transit options between Stayner, Wasaga Beach and Collingwood before April 15.
Announcements- Friday May 24, 2019
The document contains several announcements from a school bulletin board and office including: congratulating the girls soccer team on their season and championships; providing an update that the girls basketball team is in a two day tournament and finished their first day with a 2-0 record; wishing the boys baseball team good luck in their first playoff game; notifying that the front entrance is under renovation and to use alternate entrances with guests signing in at the office; and advertising various community events and opportunities posted on the bulletin board.
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The document contains announcements about various school activities including an Olympic trivia challenge at lunch, the girls volleyball team returning jerseys, the chess team leaving for a tournament, and the girls hockey team winning their semi-final game. It also includes announcements about baseball registration dates, reporting acts of vandalism, construction career opportunities, and reminders about eating locations and checking the school website.
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Announcements- Tuesday October 1, 2019
There is a reminder for the Intermediate Boys Volleyball practices on Mondays and Wednesdays at 7:30 am. A meeting will be held for all girls interested in playing hockey at lunch on Tuesday in Room 203 to determine team numbers. The Library Group will meet today in the library at 11:20 with treats for new members.
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The document contains announcements for various upcoming events at a school including Farmers Day on May 31st, a puppy rescue organization looking for volunteers, and an information session about careers in medicine on June 13th. Students are asked to see guidance counselors for details on many of the events and sign-up sheets are located in the lobby at lunch.
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The document contains a schedule for Thursday at Stayner Collegiate Institute including times for the OSSLT, lunch, class periods, and a note about later bus times. It also includes announcements about various upcoming events like a drama buy-in, rugby meetings, art show submissions, and volunteer opportunities. Club meetings and activities are noted along with lunch menu options and reminders.
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The document is a flyer for the 5th Annual WVU Baseball Leadoff Dinner to be held on January 28, 2017 at the Morgantown Event Center. It provides information on individual tickets for $120, VIP tickets for $500, table sponsorships for $1,000, and VIP table sponsorships for $5,000. These provide different levels of access to a pre-dinner reception, seated dinner, auction, and 2017 season tickets/memorabilia. It includes a registration form to purchase tickets or sponsorships by January 23rd.
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The document contains several announcements:
1) There are $5-6 lunch specials at a restaurant including tacos, quesadillas, and taco salad bowls that come with a drink.
2) Students are encouraged to submit photos of their SHSM experience for a promotional campaign by May 22nd.
3) Classes are encouraged to wear green on May 7th for a children's mental health walk and fundraiser.
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1) The cafeteria is serving chicken quesadillas with rice for $5 today and is providing a bottle of water. It will be closed on Thursday.
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