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This document describes 56 items being auctioned off for charity. The items range in value from $25 to $750 and include experiences like dinners, art classes, trips to theme parks and sporting events. Most items were donated by local individuals, restaurants, museums and other organizations in and around the Seattle area. Bidding on the items will help support the charitable cause of the auction.
The article discusses how some students discovered the truth about Santa Claus through questioning parents or accidental discoveries. Paige Feltner's dad sarcastically told her when she was 5 that Santa wasn't real. Caroline May constantly asked her mom logical questions that eventually led her mom to admit the truth. Emma Fink accidentally found presents meant to be from Santa under the tree on Christmas Eve. These stories highlight the humor and memories involved in discovering the Santa secret.
The document congratulates the small but dedicated intermediate cross country team on competing at their area meet, with one member advancing to the county meet. It also announces an important senior boys volleyball meeting at the start of lunch in room 224. Finally, it reminds students of the Halloween Haunt event at the school on October 26th from 6-8pm for $2 per person or $5 per family.
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‘official engagement’ as the future head of the Prep School.
This summary provides the high level information from the document in 3 sentences:
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This summary provides an overview of the sample electronic edition of the Cass City Chronicle:
- This sample edition includes a few stories from the current print issue and demonstrates how readers can access the Chronicle online.
- It notes that the actual front page will differ from the sample and provides contact information for any questions.
- Brief articles preview local news about community members and grants, and sports results for the Cass City tennis team.
- The sample aims to illustrate the online format while highlighting some local news from the small town newspaper.
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The document congratulates the small but dedicated intermediate cross country team on competing at their area meet, with one member advancing to the county meet. It also announces an important senior boys volleyball meeting at the start of lunch in room 224. Finally, it reminds students of the Halloween Haunt event at the school on October 26th from 6-8pm for $2 per person or $5 per family.
My first insight into the true spirit of Claremont began on a
hot summer’s day in July. It was Claremont Day and my first
‘official engagement’ as the future head of the Prep School.
This summary provides the high level information from the document in 3 sentences:
The document is a newspaper called "Tidbits" that contains various short articles and advertisements. It discusses the history of famous retailers like J.C. Penney and Nordstrom, starting from small beginnings and growing into large national chains. It also includes community event announcements and recipes.
The document provides information about various upcoming special events, programs, and activities at Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport in December 2012. These include a tree lighting and holiday gift village event on December 7th, a Toys for Tots donation drive accepting donations through December 22nd, a silent baked goods auction by CAN DO Charity on December 13th, free family portrait sessions on December 8th-9th through the USO, and Secret Santa shopping at the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society thrift shop on December 8th. It also lists information about fitness activities, chapel events, movies at the training hall, trips from Information Tickets and Travel, and food and beverage options on base.
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The document is a magazine promoting outdoor activities in the southern United States. It provides information on upcoming early season duck hunts, fishing tournaments, and music events in the region. Specifically, it mentions an early teal and wood duck hunting season from September 14-18 with a bag limit of four ducks up to two being wood ducks. It also promotes several upcoming outdoor events in the area including Dyersburg Duckfest in August and the Dyersburg Kiwanis Duck Blast hunt and banquet in January 2014.
This summary provides an overview of the sample electronic edition of the Cass City Chronicle:
- This sample edition includes a few stories from the current print issue and demonstrates how readers can access the Chronicle online.
- It notes that the actual front page will differ from the sample and provides contact information for any questions.
- Brief articles preview local news about community members and grants, and sports results for the Cass City tennis team.
- The sample aims to illustrate the online format while highlighting some local news from the small town newspaper.
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This document describes several items being auctioned off to raise funds. Some of the items include:
1. A five course dinner for four with wine pairings at a new American restaurant.
2. Four one-day park hopper tickets to Disneyland for family adventures.
3. A custom family portrait experience creating artwork to cherish for generations.
4. A winery tour and tasting for eight people at a gorge winery including views of the Columbia River.
5. A private Cessna plane ride over the city followed by dinner.
6. A mixology class to learn cocktail making for up to ten people.
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This newsletter from McGary Middle School provides contact information for school staff, announcements upcoming school events, such as a Strengthening Families program and various fall community events. It also recognizes the McGary volleyball team, cheer squad, and dance team for the upcoming season and acknowledges a student of the month.
The document provides information about various upcoming special events, volunteer opportunities, classes, and activities happening around Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport in November and December 2012. Key details include a tree lighting and gift village event on December 7th, the Toys for Tots donation campaign accepting gifts through December 22nd, a silent baked goods auction fundraiser for CAN DO Charity on December 13th, and free family portrait sessions on December 8th-9th through the USO's Portraits of Love program.
The document provides information about upcoming events at a church, including a fall rally, pizza sale, Packers game, knitting class, and dinner tickets. It also lists needs like rocks for painting, coffee/soda donations, and wishes for a local Lutheran high school. Regular worship services and activities are noted, such as Sunday school, choir practice, and open gym basketball. Financial giving totals from the previous week are reported.
The document contains announcements for various school activities, events, and opportunities including:
- A $5 lunch special available at the school
- An upcoming book group meeting in the library with cookies
- A drama festival meeting during lunch in room 661
- An ongoing food drive until December 4th to support
- Playoff games being held at lunch in various rooms
- Congratulations to the boys hockey team on their win
- Opportunities for youth leadership at a tree lighting event with cookies and community service hours
- After school math help on Wednesdays in room 660
- An upcoming winter semi-formal dance with ticket sales at lunch
This document provides information about Makit, a company that offers art kits for students to create personalized gifts and items for fundraising projects. It includes descriptions of 6 classroom projects from March to August centered around holidays like Easter, Mother's Day and Father's Day. Students draw on templates included in Makit kits, which are then produced into usable items like plates, mugs and bowls. The document also provides details on Makit's fundraising programs using artwork or pre-paid gift certificates.
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Carolyn Brown has been selected as the 2011 Fall Festival Grand Marshal in Blue Mound, Illinois. She has over 60 years of employment at the State Bank of Blue Mound, holding several positions including bookkeeper, cashier, and vice president. Brown is also involved in her church and community organizations. The Blue Mound Fall Festival has made a $500 donation to Dove, Inc. in her honor.
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- It also announces upcoming holiday events at Fort Rucker such as concerts, welcome briefings, and a brigade Christmas luncheon.
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This document lists various holidays and events celebrated in the month of May. It provides the dates and descriptions of holidays ranging from international observances like Cinco de Mayo and Mother's Day to more lighthearted days like National Pizza Party Day and Dance Like a Chicken Day. The document celebrates the wide array of seasonal, cultural, and pop culture events marked during the fifth month of the year.
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This document describes several items being auctioned off to raise funds. Some of the items include:
1. A five course dinner for four with wine pairings at a new American restaurant.
2. Four one-day park hopper tickets to Disneyland for family adventures.
3. A custom family portrait experience creating artwork to cherish for generations.
4. A winery tour and tasting for eight people at a gorge winery including views of the Columbia River.
5. A private Cessna plane ride over the city followed by dinner.
6. A mixology class to learn cocktail making for up to ten people.
The Bowling Green Christian Academy held their annual Penny Contest to raise money for the school library. The first grade class raised the most money, winning a pizza party prize. In total over $690 was raised to pay for books, magazines, and supplies for the library. The contest has been held each year since 1996.
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The document contains announcements for various school activities, events, and opportunities including:
- A $5 lunch special available at the school
- An upcoming book group meeting in the library with cookies
- A drama festival meeting during lunch in room 661
- An ongoing food drive until December 4th to support
- Playoff games being held at lunch in various rooms
- Congratulations to the boys hockey team on their win
- Opportunities for youth leadership at a tree lighting event with cookies and community service hours
- After school math help on Wednesdays in room 660
- An upcoming winter semi-formal dance with ticket sales at lunch
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Madeira parks 50th anniversary may 26 2013
1.
2.
3. Memories of 1953 -1963
Introduction Speech by Rose Mary Aguiar
June, 2013
Welcome e Bem Vindos to our
honorable guests, families and friends.
Good evening and thank you for joining us tonight
in celebrating this special occasion
“As Bodas de Ouro”,
the Golden Anniversary of the Canadian Madeira Club.
4. “MEMORIES”
“Whoever forsakes the old ways of life for a new life
knows what he is losing, but not what he will find.”
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the
pioneers who found the courage and strength to cross
the Ocean. One hundred and two men with work
contracts in Canada departed from Funchal, Madeira on
May 26th 1953 and arrived at Pier 21 Halifax, Nova Scotia
aboard the Nea Hellas on June 1 1953 and were not
allowed to disembark until June 2.
5. Leaving their hardships, loved ones and memories
behind them, they were determined to start a
new life and create new friendships in their new
home land. Our country has grown and
prospered thanks to the many men and women
who made Canada their home.
They arrived in Canada with aspirations of a
better life for themselves and their families
with hopes of success and better
opportunities for their children.
6. Their skills, vitality, hard work and many hours of
dedicated labour went into achieving what we
enjoy today from the fruits of their labour which
are greatly appreciated by all.
Over 200 founders pooled their hard earned
money, $20.00 each in 1963 to purchase
Madeira Park also known as the Farm to
continue in their traditional ways of their
forsaken homeland by celebrating the feasts
that they so loved and missed.
7. They would be proud of our Presidents, past and present
with the support of Directors and our Community as we
today have carried on their dreams and progressed with
their visions throughout the years. Without these
committed members we would not today own the
Canadian Madeira Club and Madeira Park.
This evening, we dedicate the slide presentation to the
Pioneers in appreciation of their devotion and faith in
fulfilling their dreams by showing our guests, families
and friends these slides of Madeira Park in the past and
the present as a tribute to what we all have achieved
today.
Thank you e Obrigada
17. Abel da Silva
Abel Vespera
Adelino Esteves
Adriano Alves
Adriano H L Ferreira
18. Niagara Region 1953, the newly arrived
Portuguese immigrants working on the farm
19. Juvenal de Freitas, Manuel da Siva,
Arnaldo Figueira, Antoninho da Siva,
Joao e Alvaro Ferreira in Vineland 1953
20.
21. The original
receipt for each
member„s $20
contribution
towards the
purchase of
Madeira Park
The original
membership
cards issued
for Canadian
Madeira Club
25. Timeline 1963-2013
21 de Julho de 1963
• Realiza-se a primeira reunião da Assembleia
no 346 Spadina Ave.
• São eleitos os primeiros membros directivos
• O nome do clube é decidido e aprovado como
“Madeira Country Club”
• A compra de um terreno é aprovado em
reunião da Assembleia
(futura localidade do Madeira Park)
26. Timeline 1963 -2013
July 21 1963
• The 1st meeting of the Assembly takes place at
346 Spadina Ave
• Managing officers are elected
• The Club‟s name is decided on and approved
as “Madeira Country Club”
• The purchase of land is approved in the
meeting (future site of Madeira Park)
27. Right side, Zita Alves, daughter of the late
Joao Goncalves (Bolo), socio #103
45. 5 de Abril de 1964
• Novos estatutos são aprovados para o clube
• O nome do clube é mudado para
“Canadian Madeira Club”
• O clube executa a compra de um terreno
e da-lhe o nome de Madeira Park
• Admissão ao parque é estipulada em
.50 cents para não sócios
46. April 5 1964
•New regulatory rules are approved for the club
•The club name is changed to
“Canadian Madeira Club”
•The club acquires land and calls it Madeira Park
•Entrance fees for the Park are to be
50 cents for non members
47.
48.
49. Rose Mary, Bela and Rita Ferreira, daughters of
the late Alvaro Ferreira, socio #16
85. 10 de Junho de 1967
• O local de reuniões é mudado para
558 Adelaide St. West
• A construcão de um parque de diversões
para crianças é aprovado
• São formados os primeiros planos
para a compra de uma sede
86. June 10 1967
• The meeting house is relocated to
558 Adelaide St W
• Construction of the children‟s playground
is approved
• The first plans are put into place to
purchase a club house
146. 10 de Novembro de 1974
• É aprovada a construção de casas de banho
para o parque
Nov 10 1974
• Construction of the washrooms for the
Park is approved
170. Janeiro de 1983
• O Governo Português oferece os trajes
tradicionais ao rancho folclórico
January 1983
• The traditional costumes for the “Rancho”
(folklore dancing group)is gifted to the
Club by the Portuguese Government
171.
172.
173. Jose Abel Branco
Jose Belo
Jose Rodrigues Caires
Jose Humberto de Castro
Jose Camarata
184. Jose Fernando T Freitas
Jose Isidoro de Freitas
Jose Fernandes
Jose Ferreira
Jose Ferreira
185.
186.
187.
188. 3 de Maio de 1986
• Foi votado e aprovado a mudança de nome
do clube para “Canadian Madeira
Community and Cultural Centre”
May 3 1986
• A vote is taken and passed to change the
Club name to “Canadian Madeira
Community and Cultural Center”
211. One of the early Madeira Folklore dance group, (Rancho).
212.
213. Jose Almerino P Pinto
Jose de Quintal
Jose A Araujo dos Santos
Jose Alberto Spinola
Jose de Sousa
214.
215.
216. The late Antonio Placido, socio #36 and
his wife, Guiomar (Guida)
217. 19 de Outubro de 1986
• Madeira Club é aprovado para participar nas
celebrações do Dia de Portugal para 1987
Oct 19 1986
• Madeira Club is approved participate in
the celebration of “ Portugal Day” for 1987
218.
219. Jose L de Sousa
Jose A dos Santos Reis
Joe de Abreu
Jordao de Freitas
Jordao Gouveia
220.
221. In the centre, Salome Goncalves, Presidente da Direcao
Executiva, Canadian Madeira Club. 2013
222.
223. Some members
of “Revolution 5”,
rock group. Top
left, Herculano,
son of Joao
Goncalves, socio
#103, Helder and
Joe Ventura
232. Top row, Tony de Sousa, ?, ?, ?, Antonio Belo #23, ?
Bottom row, Jose Belo #127, the late Jose Antonio Gomes
#142, ?, Jose Luis Gomes #143, Manuel Fernandes #183, ?
Early 1960‟s
233. Top Row, far right, Angelo Bacalhau, socio #19,
Bottom row, far right, Juvenal Belo, socio #172
241. Luiz M Gomes
Luis deMoura
Americo dos Santos
Manuel Alves
Manuel Camacho
242.
243.
244. Primavera de 1996
• Maria e José Branco patrocinam a
reconstrução da capela do parque
• A nova capela é usada pela primeira vez,
em Agosto, na Festa do Monte
Spring 1996
• Maria & Jose Branco reconstruct the chapel
• The newly finished chapel is used for the
1st time in August for the Festa Do Monte
245. From left, Maria Luisa Goncalves, Linda Ferreira,
daughters of founders
262. Verão de 2005
• Touradas à corda são efectuadas pela
primeira vez no Madeira Park, por Élio
e Luísa Leal
Summer 2005
• Torradas a Corda are first introduced at
Madeira Park by Elio & Louisa Leal
287. 2007-2008
• É concluída a construção de um pavimento
de dança acimentado , e um novo e amplo
palco, ambos cobertos.
2007-2008
• Construction of a new cement dance floor
with a large cover stage are placed on hold
• The dance area along with a new canvas
roof are completed
311. Verão de 2011
• Uma colecta é tirada no parque, com a
contribuição de voluntários a trabalhar
na manutenção, para uma nova cobertura
para a área da espetada
• 48 novos postes de luz são erguidos
no parque
• A área da cozinha e carne é protegida
por grades de ferro.
312. Summer 2011
• Volunteers working on Park
maintenance take up a collection
for a new roof for the BBQ area
• 48 new light posts are added all
over the Park
• Movable protective gates are added
around the kitchen and meat areas
313.
314.
315.
316.
317.
318.
319.
320.
321. Mary Jane Mendes,
daughter of the late
Laurentino Mendes,
socio 176,
crowned Miss
Canadian Madeira,
1976
322.
323.
324.
325.
326. Relaxing with a bottle of “Red Cap” Beer
after a hard days work at the park
327.
328.
329.
330.
331. On left, Maria, wife of Martinho Goncalves, socio #213,
Zita, wife of Carlos Alves, socio #45
Top row Joe Pereira, Albert Costa, Tony Gouveia, Sergio Gouveia, Joe Nunes, Assis, Humberto Canhas,Bottom row Rui Quintal, Joe De Sousa, Manny Capello, John Francisco and Tony Placido