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YOUTH Ministry Internships: This year ministry internships also will be open to college juniors and seniors in addition to seminary students. Download It’s Spring, and Thoughts Turn to... Camping! Summer camping packets have been mailed to churches and past campers, but you also can check out the summer schedules, download a bulletin insert, and read a summary showing how many campers came from each church using links at Forms are online to nominate youth for the Timothy Award and adult leaders for Youth Worker of the Year awards. Timothy Award application (Due April 1): The purpose of the Timothy Award is to highlight students who model the characteristics of Timothy 4:11-12 to their peers and those around them. Youth Worker Award application (Due April 1): Must have worked with youth of Western PA for at least one year in the same setting. A church, conference, agency, camp or organization may nominate a person who is no longer working with their youth. Must be 19 years old or older. Youth Page application for 2017 Annual Conference: (Due April 1) June 6-11, 2017. Youth Ministry Team: Spiritually Equipping & Empowering Youth to See and Follow Jesus Getting Comfortable with Discomfort: Youth from Western Pennsylvania experienced some discomfort about 10 days ago while watching the documentary I’m Not a Racist...Am I? But they got to look at things from other perspectives -- and talk about it. Youth Zim Camp: Applications are now available for the 2017 Youth Zim Camp. The dates are June 20- July 5. Get YOUTH 2019 The next national gathering of United Methodist youth will be July 10-14, 2019, in Kansas City, Missouri. Young People’s Ministries, a division of Discipleship Ministries, is announcing details of the event to give churches time to plan for their youth to attend. The national gathering for United Methodist youth takes place every four years. SCHOLARSHIPS AND LOANS Communication Grants: United Methodist Communications has established a series of grants and resources to support local church communications. Scholarships for Generosity and Stewardship: The UM Foundation of Western Pennsylvania offers eight scholarships for laity to attend the Generosity and Stewardship Conference at Lakeside Chautauqua in Ohio from Aug. 6-9. Offering 3 CEUs, it's designed for clergy and laity involved in stewardship, finance or development. For scholarship information, contact the Foundation at 800-743-2128.
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President’s Report: Meeting went in camera session at 7:13 pm Meeting came out of in camera session at 7:26 pm Vice President’s Report: 3 on 3 tournament to be discussed in June. RMHA will be in need of jersey sponsors for next year Atom – needs 3 (has one confirmed) Novice – needs 3 Dynamite – Needs 2 Half boards – decision needs to be made on finding a sponsor or continuing with half ice pads. Official (ref) mentorship needing to be discussed for next season. **brief discussion regarding ref mentorship next year** Email was presented from Tanis Gehrke – Gift card program will need to be honoured next year if players move to HUB team. Request made for “Competitive Edge” & “Get the Edge” to be advertised on RMHA’s website. Coach Coordinator Meeting was held March 2nd 7:00pm Positive meeting overall. Interest for coaches in next years season will be requested before the end of March. Meeting went in camera at 7:42 pm Meeting came out of in camera session at 7:45 pm Referee in Chief: - Request for approval to credit officials for pre-season games. Credit to be added on to cheques. Cary proposed to hold a rule session during coach meeting at the beginning of the next season. **brief discussion was held over ice maintenance** Risk Manager/Clinic Coordinator: Nothing to report at this time Directors:
March Advising Week Schedule Tuesday, March 6th – Friday, March 9th, 2018 Department Advisor Name Location Tuesday, March 6th Wednesday, March 7th Thursday, March 8th Friday, March 9th Arts and Science General Studies Erin Tomlinson Heather Maxwell Seton 302 10am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-3pm Biology Dr. Gavin Kernaghan Evar 232 Dr. Tamara Evar 238 2:30-4:00pm Dr. Mirwais Qaderi Evar C205 2:00-5:00pm 2:00-4:00pm Chemistry Dr. Aibing Xia Evar C206 9:45-11:45am 9:45-11:45am Dr. Cherif Matta Evar C208 Dr. Ian Pottie Evar 240 1-3pm 1-2pm Dr. Kelly Resmer Evar C204 9:30-11am 10am-12pm Dr. Katherine Darvesh Evar C212 2-4pm Cultural Studies Randi Warne Seton 326 12:00-1:15pm 3:00-4:00pm By appt. 12:00-1:15pm 3:00-4:00pm Economics James Sawler Seton 418 2-3pm English March 6th course booklet launch from 10am-2pm in hall near Seton 509. Dr. Graham Fraser Seton 509 3-4pm Dr. Reina Green Seton 524 12-1pm Dr. Anna Smol Seton 510 1:30-2:30pm 1:30-2:30pm Dr. Nathaniel Street Seton 513 1:00-2:30pm 1:00-2:30pm Dr. Rhoda Zuk Seton 511 4:30-5:30pm 4:30-5:30pm Family Studies and Gerontology Janice Keefe McCain 201F
Jennifer Brady Evar 315 1:00-3:00pm Judy Fraser Arsenault Evar 308 Business Administration Michael Whalen McCain 405F 10am-12pm 10am-3pm 10am-3:00pm Heidi Weigand McCain 406L 11am-2:00pm Rod Tilley McCain 406E 12:30-2:00pm 12:30-2:00pm Elizabeth Hicks McCain 406F 1:30-4:30pm 2:00-5:00pm Bona Kim McCain 406B 2:00-6:00pm 9am-12:00pm Tianyuan Yu McCain 405P 10am-3:00pm Child and Youth Study Christine McLean Evar 335 1:00-3:00pm 10am-12pm Joan Turner Evar 337 12:00-2:00pm 12:00-2:00pm Sarah Reddington Evar 341 12:00-2:00pm 10am-12pm Shane Theunissen Evar 333 2:00-4:00pm Fernando Nunes Evar 339 12:00-2:00pm Communication Studies (Public Relations, BA Communication, Science Communication) Alla Kushniryk McCain 305B Ian Reilly McCain 305C 1:30-3:30pm 1:30-3:30pm Tess Laidlaw McCain 305G 1:45-4:00pm 1:45-4:00pm Anthony Yue McCain 305D Amy Thurlow McCain 305E Tourism and Hospitality Management Candace Blayney McCain 406D 10am-12pm, 2:00-4:00pm Paulette McCain 405K 10am-4:30pm 1:30-4:30pm
General Membership Meeting Minutes Issaquah High PTSA 2.6.45 IHS Main Office Conference Room March 11, 2016 Welcome and Call to Order – Bertina Loeffler Sedlack and Becky Gordon The meeting was called to order at 9:33 am. A quorum was present and proper notice was given. An attendance sheet is filed with these minutes. Guest Speaker–Jake Kuper, ISD Chief of Finance and Operations Mr. Kupe presented facts about the upcoming ISD Bond Measure. He provided an Info Graphic that is filed with these notes. To view the graphic, go to : He discussed the process by which a committee of forty-eight people in ISD evaluated/vetted issues relate to the bond. Highlights of the presentation included rationale and general facts related to the bond, including: 1. Continued enrollment growth which has included 4,000 new students in eight years, with no sign of a slowdown in enrollment. 2. Passing of the bond will not result in an increase in taxes for residents due to the ongoing housing development in ISD and subsequent increase in the tax base. 3. The bond will fund the building of 4 new schools as well as the renovation/modernization of schools throughout the district. Mr. Kuper emphasized ISD’s history of responsible financing, resulting in Moody’s highest bond rating of Aaa. This distinction is held by only 0.45 school districts nationwide. This helps to keep taxes lower. For more information about the bond, go to: Anne Moore encouraged IHPTSA membership to share the bond information with others in the school district and encourage them to vote. In order to pass the bond, a 60% supermajority vote is required. Even though the bond has support, people must vote in order for it to pass. Anne also encouraged folks to join others in completing the endorsement form at: visvote.org. Golden Acorn Awards Presentation –Sandi Lum and Anne Watanabe This award honors individuals who have given exemplary volunteer service to children and youth in our school community. The Golden Acorn Awards 2015-2016 recipients include: Valerie Yanni, Diane
Seconded by: Erica W Motion: closed and Moved to Voting Part 7: Voting Motion to Close: to close the monthly ASC Intent: To Close Made by: Alex R. Second by: Ben Motion Defeated Motion: Motion to Close Made by: Even Second by: Jenn K Motion Passed LAKE AGASSIZ AREA ELECTION SCHEDULE Position Current Trusted Servant Contact Information Opens for Nominations Nominations Close for Elections Meeting Date Elected LAASC Chair (Vacant) (701) 361-0913 October December 3rd 1st Presbyterian, 650 2nd Ave. N Fargo 01/2014 LAASC Vice Chair Richard B 928-308-0349 April June -refer to chair 3/2015 Secretary Jon T. (218) 329-1831 January February -refer to chair 3/2014 LAASC Treasurer (Vacant) (701) 214-0257 November January -refer to chair 2/2014 LAASC RCM Tim B. (218) 443-3199 February April - 3/2014 LAASC Alt. RCM Rich R. XXXXXX February April - - LAASC Parliamentarian (Vacant) XXXXXX August October -refer to chair 10/2012 LAASC Scribe (Vacant) XXXXXX June August -refer to chair LAASC Area Activities Chair (Vacant) (701) 318-8089 July September Sunday 5:00PM Atomic Coffee 2/2014 LAASC Area Activities Treasurer (Vacant) (701) 318-8204 July September -refer to activities chair 2/2014
Create the seating charts: Here is a roster of the 2011-2012 UK Men’s Basketball Team: Darius Miller Terrence Jones Jon Hood Jarrod Polson Twany Beckham Ryan Harrow Sam Malone Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Doron Lamb Anthony Davis Marquis Teague Eloy Vargas Brian Long Kyle Wiltjer Putting your knowledge to the test: With your partner, get a copy of the airplane and bus blueprint from your teacher. You must arrange the team members on the airplane and bus to demonstrate the different angle relationships that you have learned. After placing the members in a seat, determine the different angle measures that they create. Once you feel confident in your work, get a new copy of each blueprint and create a final draft. Final Draft:
Prezi Prezi is neatly organized and contains no mistakes. Includes all seating charts. (18-20 points) Prezi is somewhat organized and contains minimal mistakes. Includes all seating charts. (16-17 points) Prezi has a few mistakes, is not organized, and includes all seating charts. (14-15 points) Prezi has several mistakes, is unorganized, includes one of the seating charts. (12-13 points) Prezi has multiple mistakes, includes no seating charts. Or there is no Prezi at all. (0 points) 20 Presentation Presentation grabs your attention, is well prepared for, all group members participate equally. (9-10 points) Presentation is interesting, prepared for; all group members participate but not equally. (8 points) Presentation isn’t really engaging, not prepared well, minimal participation from all group members. (7 points) Presentation is not engaging, not prepared for, one group member does everything. (6 points) No Presentation. (0 points) 10 Reflection Completes reflection and puts forth an honest effort. (5 points) _ _ Completes reflection giving no effort or thought into their score. (1 point) No Reflection. (0 points) 5 Total 105
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday * Warm pita bread, seasoned chicken. The students may select feta cheese, tzatziki sauce, sliced onions, Greek cucumber and diced tomatoes 1 Chili w/Fixings Pretzel Rice Corn Baby Carrots Pineapple 2 Cheese Tortellini w/Alfredo Sauce French Bread Tossed Salad Baby Carrots Grapes 5 Hot Dog/Chili Dog French Fries Rice Winter Vegetable Mix Baby Carrots Applesauce 6 Potato Pancakes Sausage Links English Muffin Baby Carrots Orange Juice Cups 7 Swedish Meatballs Mashed Potatoes/Gravy Dinner Rolls Carrot Coins Baby Carrots Kiwi 8 Make Your Own Sub Sandwich Chips Baby Carrots Mandarin Oranges 9 Tomato Soup Cheese Melt Rice Peas Baby Carrots Banana 12 Hamburger/Cheeseburger Rice Sweet Potato Fries Mixed Vegetables Baby Carrots Peaches 13 Chicken Pot Pie Tossed Salad Rice Dinner Roll Baby Carrots Strawberries 14 Beef Ravioli Garlic Toast Italian Green Beans Baby Carrots Pears 15 Roasted Chicken Burrito Bowl Black Beans Corn Baby Carrots Applesauce 16 NO SCHOOL 19 Chili Crispito & Fixings Rice Winter Vegetable Mix Baby Carrots Kiwi 20 Beef Stew Rice Baking Powder Biscuits Baby Carrots Pineapple 21 Gyro Sandwich * Edamame Baby Carrots Grapes 22 Pasta w/Meatballs French Bread Caesar Salad Baby Carrots Peaches 23 Cheese Quesadillas Spanish Rice Refried Beans Baby Carrots Apple Juice Cup 26 Santa Fe Sandwich Rice Sweet Potato Fries Broccoli Baby Carrots Pears 27 Chicken Patty Sandwich Rice Pilaf Crispy Potato Bites Carrot Coins Baby Carrots Rosy Applesauce 28 Early Release No Lunch 29 NO SCHOOL 30 NO SCHOOL Milk available daily: skim chocolate, skim, and 1% Salad Bar or Cold Sandwich available daily Student Lunch: $3.30 Adult Lunch: $3.85
Wagoner Public Schools March 2015 Pre-K – 5th - Lunch $2.00 6th - 12th - Lunch $2.50 Extra Milk - $.50 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2 Hot Ham & Cheese On a Bun Potato Wedges Fresh Broccoli Fresh Grapes 3 Chicken Pattie Mashed Potatoes w/gravy Hot Roll Green Beans Sliced Pears 4 Taco Burger on a Bun Leaf lettuce & Tomato Slices Refried Beans Tortilla Chips & Salsa (6-12) Fresh Banana 5 Lasagna Garden Salad Garlic Bread Stick W/Marinara Sauce Chocolate Chip Cookie Fresh Apple Slices 6 Pepperoni Pizza Tossed Salad Cherry Tomatoes Orange Wedges String Cheese (9-12) 7 16 1% White milk FF Chocolate milk Offered Daily 9 Pulled Pork Sandwich Tater Tots Baked Beans Fresh Strawberries 10 Super Beef Nachos Pinto Beans Fresh Mixed Fruit Cup 11 Asian Food w/Brown Rice Asian Vegetables Cherry Tomatoes & Celery Tropical Fruit 12 Rock & Roll Beef Wraps Fresh Baby Carrots Pineapple Rice Crispy Bar (6-12) 13 Bosco Stick w/Marinara Sunshine Garden Salad Steamed Peas Fresh Fruit 14 15 Lunch applications available in cafeteria or at front office 16 No School 17 No School 18 No School 19 No School 20 No School 22 Three day charge policy 23 Turkey & Cheese Sub Leaf Lettuce & Tomato Sweet Potato Fries Yogurt Watermelon 24 Stromboli Squares Garden Salad Fresh Baby Carrots Summer Fruit Salad Garlic Breadstick (9-12) 25 Country Style Beef Fingers Mashed Potatoes w/gravy Steamed Broccoli Hot Roll & Jelly (9-12) Mandarin Oranges 26 Beef & Bean Burrito Romaine & Tomato Mexican Corn Tortilla Chips & Salsa (9-12) Fresh Apple Slices 27 BBQ Beef on a Bun Oven Fries Bakes Beans Sliced Peaches 28 29 30 Hot Ham & Cheese On a Bun Potato Wedges Fresh Broccoli Fresh Grapes 31 Chicken Pattie Mashed Potatoes w/gravy Hot Roll Green Beans Sliced Pears Menu Subject to Change
Bailey be appointed as Administrator CTA of the estate of Ellen Thornhill Lambert, deceased, and Iva Fridely shall be relieved of her duties as Executrix of the estate. All of which was accordingly ADJUDGED and ORDERED. The Clerk of this Commission is DIRECTED to take whatever actions he deems necessary to effectuate this Order. Dated this the 13th March, 2018. ENTER: /s/A. Gene Buckner_________________ GENE BUCKNER, PRESIDENT MERCER COUNTY COMMISSION ATTEST: /s/Verlin T. Moye_______________ VERLIN T. MOYE, CLERK MERCER COUNTY COMMISSION RE: GRANT – WV HOMELAND SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Bill Archer, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve funding of reimbursement expenses in the amount of $5,000 from the Video Lottery Fund for the WV Homeland Security Grant. RE: FUNDING REQUEST – CAMP CREEK STATE PARK AND FOREST This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Bill Archer, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve a funding request from Frank Ratcliffe, Park Superintendent, Camp Creek State Park and Forest. Funding in the amount of $2,500 will be taken from the Hotel Motel Fund for the Timbersports Competition & Ramp Feast.
2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Chili For Children 2 3 Chili For Children 4 5 6 Chili For Children 7 8 Chili For Children 9 10 Chili For Children 11 12 13 Chili For Children 14 Jean Vanier Swim High School 15 Chili For Children 16 TPD NO SCHOOL 17 Teacher’s Convention NO SCHOOL 18 19 20 Chili For Children 21 22 Chili For Children 23 REPORT CARDS GO HOME 24 Chili For Children 25 26 27 Chili For Children 28 29 Chili For Children Final Taco Count 30 Last Day To Bring In Indian Taco Money - $5.00 31 Chili For Children INDIAN TACO LUNCH
7.2 Waltner provided information for a surveillance system to move forward with. The Board agreed. Riley offered a contact for helping to map out camera placement throughout the building. 7.3 Waltner provided a draft legal ad and asked for the Board to designate which areas of the budget to add the additional funds to. The Board agreed that half should go to training, one quarter for programming, and the final quarter for books. 8. New Business 8.1 Waltner asked if the Board would consider exploring in-house bill pay and payroll processing. Waltner believes that too much time is being spent by going through the County Auditor for both parties and feels that it may be time to move to in-house processing. The Board asked for Waltner to inquire with other districts as to their methods and report back in April. 9. Executive Session Patton stated that the Board would go into executive session at 8:30 to discuss the Director’s annual evaluation. The Board came out of executive session at 9:40. The Board discussed the evaluation results with Waltner. 10. Final Public Comment None 11. Adjourn Patton adjourned meeting at 9:55 p.m. Next regular meeting date is: Monday, April 16, 2018. 111 S. 3rd Street, Dayton. Meeting begins at 7 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Dusty Waltner, Director, Columbia County Rural Library District Approved: _____________________________________
Adjournment: Motion number (y/m/d/#): 2017/03/20/09 BIRT GCSA adjourns today’s meeting at 7:02 PM Mover: Cass Seconder: Kavisha For: 8 Against: 0 Abstentions: 1 Motion Carried: Unanimous
WELFARE RIGHTS ADVISERS GROUP HTTP://GMWRAG.WORDPRESS.ORG Friday the 11th of March 2016 in the “Hindleys”, Bolton At Home, Valley House, 98 Waters Meeting Road, Bolton BL1 8SW. Please email Fiona Barker, Money and Debt Advice Development Officer at if you require further information on travel or the meeting itself. AGENDA 9:30 – 10:00 – Refreshments 10:00 – 10:10 – Welcome, domestics and apologies. 10:10 – 11:10 – SPEAKER – Mario Dunn, Director of Communications at the Centre for Health and Disability Assessments (Maximus) talking about the practicalities of the LIMA software. For those of you who don’t know, this is the assessment software used for ESA. the thinking behind the recent video posted at . complaints procedures. 11:10 – 12:00 – Update from around the areas. 12:00 – 1:30 – Lunch 1:30 – 2:00 – Refreshments. 2:00 – 2:10 – Welcome, domestics and apologies. 2:10 – 2:45 – Minutes of the last meeting. 2:45 – 3:30 – Feedback from the morning meeting. 3:30 – 4:00 – Any Other Business/Information Exchange. A group to support benefit advisers promote health, wellbeing and good practice in advice work.
March 2016 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 7:00-9:00 (A) Spiritual Intuitive Development 13 10:00-1:00 (D) Vibrational Attunement Workshop 14 10:00-12:00 (D) Spiritual Intuitive Development 7:00-9:00 (A) Spiritual Intuitive Development 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 10:00-12:00 (D) Spiritual Intuitive Development 7:00-9:00 (A) Spiritual Intuitive Development 27 28 10:00-12:00 (D) Shamanic Journeying Development 7:00-9:00 (A) Spiritual Intuitive Development 29 30 31 7:00-9:00 (A) Shamanic Journeying 7:00-9:00 (A) Spiritual Intuitive Development
Please explain your complaint. What action, if any, have you already taken to try to resolve your complaint? (Who did you speak to and what was the response?) What actions do you feel might resolve the problem at this stage? Please use additional sheets if required. If you have any documents to support your complaint, please send them with this form. Please tick the box if you would like them returned to you. We will send an acknowledgement within 5 working days of receiving your communication and will tell you what is happening. If a further response is required, this should reach you within 20 working days. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Complaint reference Date Received Acknowledgement sent Substantive reply sent
March Calendar - US Holidays This Calendar template is blank, printable, and editable. Courtesy of ◄ February March 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Int'l. Women's Day 9 10 11 12 13 Daylight Saving Begins 14 15 16 17 Saint Patrick's Day 18 19 20 Spring Begins (Northern Hemisphere) 21 22 23 24 World Tuberculosis Day 25 Good Friday 26 27 Easter 28 29 30 31 Calendars with Holidays - USA , , Created with ► For more layouts, colors, options & layouts download WinCalendar from WinCalendar.com. ► WinCalendar supports importing data from Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, Yahoo Calendar and ics. ► WinCalendar integrates with Microsoft Word and Excel and includes a free date picker calendar.
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What is NC Safe Plates? NC Safe Plates is a food safety certification course developed by North Carolina State University. Certification is provided by the National Registry of Food Safety Professionals. Who should attend? This is a comprehensive program for food service managers and supervisory staff in restaurants, hospitals, nursing homes, facilities and other food handling establishments. When? Instruction March 22 & 23, 2016 9:00am – 4:00pm Exam March 24 9:00am – 12 noon You must be able to attend all three days and stay for the entire class Where? Nash County Agriculture Center 1006 Eastern Ave, Room 102 Nashville, NC 27856 Registration Fee: $125.00 Registration Deadline: March 7, 2016 LATE REGISTRATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED Registration includes book, snacks and lunches on Tuesday and Wednesday, the exam and certification. **Successful completion of this course meets NC Food and Sanitation Regulation for food safety training.** Tentative Schedule Day 1 Introduction Approved Suppliers Pest Control Storage Preparation Day 2 Personal Hygiene Sanitary Facility Design Service Communication Day 3 Review for Exam Certification Exam Registration Form Name:___________________ Business:__________________ Title:____________________
City:___________Zip:_______ Phone:___________________ Email:____________________ *Make checks payable to: Nash County *Mail registration and check to: NCCE-Nash County ATTN: Jayne McBurney 1006 Eastern Ave. Nashville, NC 27856 Questions? Contact: Jayne L. McBurney, M.S. Nash County Extension Agent, Family & Consumer Sciences 1006 Eastern Ave, Room 102 Nashville, NC 27856 Phone 252.459.1405 For accommodations for persons with disabilities, contact Jayne McBurney at 252-459-1405 no later than ten business days before the event. North Carolina State University and North Carolina A&T State University commit themselves to positive action to secure equal opportunity regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, religion, sex, age, veteran status or disability. In addition, the two Universities welcome all persons without regard to sexual orientation. A Food Safety Certification Program for Food Service Managers and Supervisors March 22, 23 & 24, 2016 9:00am - 4:00pm
March 2017 This March calendar is blank, printable and contains Australia holidays. Downloaded from ◄ Feb 2017 March 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 Labour Day (WA) 7 8 Int'l. Women's Day 9 World Kidney Day 10 11 12 13 Canberra Day (ACT) 14 Pi Day 15 16 17 18 Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence 19 20 Int'l. day of happiness 21 Harmony Day 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Calendars with Holidays - Australia , , Created with ► For more calendar layouts, colors, options, and for calendars with Religious Holidays download WinCalendar from WinCalendar.com. ► You can even convert Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar or Yahoo Calendar to Word and Excel format using WinCalendar. ► WinCalendar comes with a free desktop calendar and date picker that also integrates with Microsoft Word and Excel.
Faculty Achievement in Grant Monies Received as reported by the Office of Grants and Contracts: New grant monies Project Director Project Title Grantor Grant Thomas Bailey Mathematics Pathways to Completion University Texas at Austin $ 150,000 Thomas Bailey Multiple Measures Assessment Evaluation MDRC $ 302,200 Judith Burton SL-CN: Harnessing the Power of Drawing for the Enhancement of Learning Across Levels of Vision Function Smith-Kettlewell $ 23,249 Sharon Lynn Kagan Advancing Early Childhood Policy in American Institutions of Higher Education: Networking Meeting Prospectus Buffett Early Childhood Fund $ 45,000 Mary Mendenhall Fund for Knowledge Comparative International Education Society $ 2,000 Lori Quinn Feasibility and Accessibility of Implementing a Clinic-based Physical Activity Coaching Intervention in People with Pre-manifest and Early Stage Huntington's Disease Huntington Study Group $ 10,000 Helena Verdeli Kolkata Global Mental Health Lab EmancipAction $ 102,710
SOUTHWEST SENIORS MARCH 2018 NEWSLETTER 10832 – 62 Avenue Edmonton, AB T6H 1N1 Ph: (780) 435-9515 THURSDAY LUNCHES Doors open at 10:30 a.m. Please try to be here by 11:30 a.m. Lunch is served at 12:00 noon, followed by entertainment/other scheduled events from 1-2 p.m. Please remember to put your lunch ticket into the basket on table where cooks serve lunch. Lunch tickets are $10/member and $12/non-member. The following entertainment/events will be provided at our Thursday Luncheons: February 22 – Serenators (Song/Dance) March 1 – Harmony Kings (Dance/Song) March 8 – The Britz (Song/Dance) March 15 – Randy & Rai (Dance/Song) March 22 – Tyler & Tyler (Song/Dance) March 29 – Southwest Seniors’ Choir (*Easter Luncheon) *March 29 is our Easter luncheon. Tickets for this luncheon are pre-paid. Tickets will go on sale March 1. Board Meeting: Our next Board meeting is scheduled for Thursday, March 15 at 9:30 a.m. _____________________ BIG CHANGES COMING OUR WAY… Have you heard that St. Agnes Church is undergoing renovations? At this time, we know that all programming will remain the same for the month of March, however, it is likely that changes will occur for us starting in April. Although we do not know exact details, here is what we can share: Proposed start-up time of renos: April 3, 2018 Estimated Completion Time: Nov. 30, 2018
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March 2019 Examination Timetable Date Start Time - Finish Time Qualification and Unit Name Thursday 14 March - morning session 09.00 – 10.00 Level 3 Certificate Unit 1: Fire Engineering Science 10.30 – 11.30 Level 3 Certificate Unit 2: Fire Operations 10.30 – 13.30 Level 2 Certificate 10.30 – 13.30 Level 3 Diploma Unit 2: Fire Safety 10.30 – 13.30 Level 4 Certificate Unit 1: Fire Engineering Science Thursday 14 March - afternoon session 14.30 – 17.30 Level 3 Diploma Unit 6: Fire Service Operations and Incident Command 14.30 – 17.30 Level 3 Diploma Unit 4: Aviation Fire Operations 14.30 – 17.30 Level 4 Certificate Unit 3: Fire Service Operations and Incident Command 14.30 – 17.30 Level 4 Certificate Unit 4: Aviation Fire Operations 14.30 – 17.30 Level 4 Certificate Unit 7: Civil Emergency and Disaster Management Friday 15 March - morning session 09.00 – 10.00 Level 3 Certificate Unit 3: Fire Safety 10.30 – 11.30 Level 3 Certificate Unit 4: Management and Administration 10.30 – 13.30 Level 3 Certificate in Passive Fire Protection 10.30 – 13.30 Level 3 Diploma Unit 1: Fire Engineering Science 10.30 – 13.30 Level 4 Certificate Unit 5: Leadership and Management 10.30 – 13.30 Level 4 Certificate Unit 6: Fire Investigation Friday 15 March – afternoon session 14.30 – 17.30 Level 3 Diploma Unit 5: Leadership and Management 14.30 – 16.00 Level 2 Certificate in Passive Fire Protection 14.30 – 17.30 Level 3 Diploma Unit 7: Fire Investigation 14.30 – 17.30 Level 4 Certificate Unit 2: Fire Safety
March Calendar - EU Holidays This holiday Calendar template is blank, printable, and editable. Courtesy of ◄ February March 2022 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 2 3 Bulgaria: Liberation Day (Ден на Освобождението на България от османско иго) 4 5 6 7 Cyprus: Clean Monday (Καθαρά Δευτέρα) 8 9 10 11 Lithuania: Indep. of Lithuania from the Soviet Union (Lietuvos nepriklausomybės atkūrimo diena) 12 13 14 15 Hungary: 1848 Revolution Memorial (Nemzeti ünnep) 16 17 Ireland: St Patrick's Day (Lá Fhéile Pádraig) 18 19 Malta: Feast of St Joseph (San Ġużepp) 20 21 22 23 24 25 Greece: Independence Day (Εικοστή Πέμπτη Μαρτίου) 26 27 Summer Time Begins 28 29 30 31 Malta: Freedom Day (Jum il-Ħelsien) More Calendars: , , Created with ► For more layouts, colors, options & layouts download WinCalendar from WinCalendar.com. ► WinCalendar supports importing data from Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, Yahoo Calendar and ics. ► WinCalendar supports Public Holidays for over 15 Countries and also supports Religious holidays.
March 2024 This March calendar is blank, printable and contains EU holidays. Courtesy of ◄ Feb 2024 March 2024 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 2 3 Bulgaria: Liberation Day (Ден на Освобождението на България от османско иго) 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Lithuania: Indep. of Lithuania from the Soviet Union (Lietuvos nepriklausomybės atkūrimo diena) 12 13 14 15 Hungary: 1848 Revolution Memorial (Nemzeti ünnep) 16 17 Ireland: St Patrick's Day (Lá Fhéile Pádraig) 18 Cyprus: Clean Monday (Καθαρά Δευτέρα) 19 Malta: Feast of St Joseph (San Ġużepp) 20 21 22 23 24 25 Greece: Independence Day (Εικοστή Πέμπτη Μαρτίου) 26 27 28 Maundy Thursday 29 Good Friday 30 31 Easter Calendars with European Union Holidays , , Created with ► For more calendar layouts, colors, options, and for calendars with Religious Holidays download WinCalendar from WinCalendar.com. ► You can even convert Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar or Yahoo Calendar to Word and Excel format using WinCalendar. ► WinCalendar comes with a free desktop calendar and date picker that also integrates with Microsoft Word and Excel.
they provide the Board with a proposal and timeframe for re-painting the exterior of the home an Association approved paint color. Comcast Bulk Cable Package – Sue reported pricing and finding from an initial meeting with Comcast Cable. Contract would be for cable/internet packages for the entire community, to be paid through the Association. Proposal is for a 7yr contract with 4% increase annually. Sue to bring notes and pricing detail to the next Board meeting for further review and discussion. BOD Officer Selection – officers for the 2017-2018 year were voted by the Board as follows: Mike Smith – President Sue Iorio – Vice President Rudy Gawron – Treasurer Kathryn Roldan – Director Steve Balcomb – Director David Ciccone – Director A Candidate Interest form was submitted ahead of the 2017 Annual Meeting by Jennifer Markee. Following review and discussion, a motion was made by Rudy, seconded and carried to approve Jennifer to a Director’s position on the current Board. 5 approve, 1 opposed. Violation Template, revised – Mike noted that the template for the Violation Notice has been revised. The new letter is uploaded with GRS and in use for homeowner violation notices. Adjournment: A motion was made by Mike, seconded and carried unanimously to adjourn the meeting at 9:20 pm. Respectfully submitted, Risa Levitt Property Manager GRS Management Associates, Inc.
Do - Activity Outline Elements of the lesson Estimated Time What the teacher says/does What the students do MENTAL SET (Opener/”hook”) 2 minutes Show a picture of when you were in Grade 1. Explain how when you were this age, you were a very quiet girl. “Sometimes, I didn’t believe in myself. I was afraid of making mistakes so I sometimes told myself that I couldn’t do something, like climb the monkey bars by myself, because I was scared of falling. I told myself ‘I can’t climb the monkey bars. It’s too hard!” I have now learned that it is better to try than to not try at all. I have learned so much from saying that “I can do it” instead of saying “I can’t do it.” Students sitting at the carpet, facing the teacher Introducing the Learning Intention (concept to be taught) 3 minutes “Today, I want to talk with you about ways that you can say positive messages to either yourself or to others so that when you have a really hard task that you have to accomplish, you know what to say instead of saying ‘I can’t do this’” I am going to read you this book first, and then after recess, we are going to think and brainstorm some phrases that we can tell ourselves to make ourselves feel better and would help us try hard
statement of the departure will be recorded in the minutes. Board roll call: Dr. Wallace - yes Mrs. Lodal - yes Mr. Dillard – yes Mrs. Atkinson - yes Mr. Gecker - yes Ms. Holton – yes Ms. Adkins - yes The Board made the following motions: Mrs. Atkinson made a motion to revoke the license of Joseph Nicholas Clary. The motion was seconded by Mr. Dillard and carried unanimously. Mrs. Atkinson made a motion to revoke the license of Brittney Faye Tilson. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Lodal and carried unanimously. Ms. Adkins made a motion to issue a license in Case #1. The motion was seconded by Mr. Dillard and carried unanimously. Mrs. Atkinson made a motion to revoke the license of Lamont Drake Harris. The motion was seconded by Ms. Adkins and carried unanimously. Mrs. Atkinson made a motion to revoke the license of Amy Farmer Hensley. The motion was seconded by Ms. Adkins and carried unanimously. Mrs. Lodal made a motion to suspend the license of Rebecca B. Whitford through June 30, 2018. The motion was seconded by Mr. Dillard. Six members were in favor, one member abstained. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business of the Board of Education, Mr. Gecker adjourned the meeting at 1:55 p.m. Daniel A. Gecker President DRAFT MINUTES COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA BOARD OF EDUCATION RICHMOND, VIRGINIA March 22, 2018 The Board of Education met at the James Monroe State Office Building, Jefferson
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Lucky Leprechaun’s MARCH Fitness Challenge! 1 15 JUMPING JACKS 10 SIT-UPS 15 LUNGES (per leg) 10 PLANK JACKS 2 5 BURPEES 15 SECOND PLANK 10 SQUATS 5 PUSHUPS 3 1 MIN. JUMP ROPE 10 PLANK TOUCHES 20 SEC. WALL SIT 20 ARM CIRCLES - (10 each direction) 4 REST Make a Fruit Smoothie 5 20 JUMPING JACKS 12 SIT-UPS 18 LUNGES (per leg) 12 PLANK JACKS 6 8 BURPEES 20 SECOND PLANK 12 SQUATS 6 PUSHUPS 7 1 MIN. JUMP ROPE 16 PLANK TOUCHES 25 SEC. WALL SIT 20 ARM CIRCLES - (10 each direction) 8 REST Go for a walk with a family member. 9 25 JUMPING JACKS 14 SIT-UPS 20 LUNGES (per leg) 14 PLANK JACKS 10 11 BURPEES 25 SECOND PLANK 14 SQUATS 7 PUSHUPS 11 1 MIN. JUMP ROPE 20 PLANK TOUCHES 30 SEC. WALL SIT 30 ARM CIRCLES - (15 each direction) 12 REST Listen to music or sing a song. 13 30 JUMPING JACKS 16 SIT-UPS 22 LUNGES (per leg) 16 PLANK JACKS 14 14 BURPEES 30 SECOND PLANK 16 SQUATS 8 PUSHUPS 15 90 SEC. JUMP ROPE 24 PLANK TOUCHES 35 SEC. WALL SIT 30 ARM CIRCLES - (15 each direction) 16 REST Write a letter to a friend or relative. 17 35 JUMPING JACKS 18 SIT-UPS 24 LUNGES (per leg) 18 PLANK JACKS 18 17 BURPEES 35 SECOND PLANK 18 SQUATS 9 PUSHUPS 19 90 SEC. JUMP ROPE 28 PLANK TOUCHES 40 SEC. WALL SIT 40 ARM CIRCLES (20 each direction) 20 REST Draw a picture or read a book. 21 40 JUMPING JACKS 20 SIT-UPS 26 LUNGES (per leg) 20 PLANK JACKS 22 20 BURPEES 40 SECOND PLANK 20 SQUATS 10 PUSHUPS 23 90 SEC. JUMP ROPE 32 PLANK TOUCHES 45 SEC. WALL SIT 40 ARM CIRCLES - (20 each direction) 24 REST Sit quietly for one minute and listen to your breathing.
COOKBOOK CLUB: COOKING THE BOOKS! Budimir Tuesday, March 6, 20 • 6:30 - 7:30 pm Have you ever wanted to get out of your cooking comfort zone, sample different recipes and experiment with new ingredients? Join fellow food enthusiasts and “cook the books” with us. To register call Ext. 3300. ALTERED BOOKSHOP TURNING - OLD BOOKS INTO NEW ART Riverside Wednesday, March 7 • 6:00 - 7:00 pm Transform old and damaged books into new pieces of art. This workshop will focus on learning the techniques and not on a final project. All skill levels are welcome. To register call 6519-255-6770, Ext. 6620. CHAT AND CHILL Budimir Friday, March 9, 23 • 10:00 - 11:00 am Join us at the library for coffee, tea and conversation. Bring your friends or come alone. Visit with friends or meet new ones. For information call 519-255-6770, Ext. 3300. QUICK TIPS FOR DECLUTTERING ORGANIZING & SPRING CLEANING YOUR HOME Central Saturday, March 10 • 2:30 - 4:00 pm Cassandra Aarssan can teach you how to take control of your belongings. Through her workshop you will find the style that works best for you. To register call 519-255-6770, Ext. 4434. ESL BOOK CLUB Budimir Tuesday, March 13, 27 • 6:30 - 7:30 pm Practice your English by reading with others from great books and sharing your ideas about them. Basic English skills recommended. For information call 519-255-6770, Ext. 3320. APPS FOR SENIORS Chisholm Wednesday, March 14 • 2:00 - 3:30 pm Each month we’ll explore a few Apps that we think you’ll enjoy and we’ll open up the floor for you to share some of your favourites with the group. Beginners welcome. To register call 519-255-6770, Ext. 5500. ADULT GRAPHIC NOVEL BOOK CLUB Budimir Wednesday, March 14 • 6:30 - 7:30 pm Want to read some of the best graphic novels and engage in a lively discussion with other comic book enthusiasts? Join the Adult Graphic Novel Book Club! Anyone 18 and up is welcome. To register call Ext. 3300. SPRING INTO GOOD HEALTH Sandwich Tuesday, March 20 • 10:00 - 11:45 am
Security role assignments impact internal controls Volume 3, Issue 3 – March 29, 2011 Fraud risk is reduced by segregating incompatible duties. Appropriately assigning SWIFT security roles helps achieve adequate segregation of duties. Compensating controls are required when it is not possible to segregate incompatible duties. In only a few months, the state’s new accounting and procurement system, SWIFT, will go-live. Right now, in every state agency, managers are making SWIFT security role decisions that will significantly impact the internal control structure of their organizations, and collectively all of Minnesota government. It is therefore essential that managers consider the internal control implications when assigning security roles to individual employees during the completion of SWIFT Security Role Mapping, Assignment 7-2. Management must achieve two critical objectives when assigning security roles. First, employees must be granted the access to systems, programs, and data needed to perform their specific job functions. Failure to provide sufficient access could result in business disruption or inability to deliver critical services. Second, management must maintain adequate separation between incompatible duties. Providing incompatible access to employees increases financial risk, since these employees have the ability to create and conceal fraud, misstatements, or errors in the course of their normal job duties. Ideal segregation of duties is achieved when the following functional responsibilities are separated between business units, or at least between different individuals within a unit: Authorization or approval to execute transactions Recording transactions in accounting records Custody of assets involved in the transactions Periodic reconciliation of existing assets to recorded amounts To assist agencies in making appropriate security role decisions, a SWIFT Security Role Conflict Matrix is included with the Agency Assignment 7-2 materials. The matrix identifies combinations of security roles that should be avoided to maintain separation between the four functional responsibilities. Suggested Action Steps: Resist the temptation to assign excessive security roles in an attempt to ensure sufficient system access. Avoid assigning security role combinations identified in the Security Role Conflict Matrix. If you have questions, consult your SWIFT Agency Relationship Manager (ARM) or agency internal auditor/internal control specialist for clarification and to discuss options. Plan to implement compensating controls, such as management transactional reviews, when is it not possible to completely separate incompatible duties. If you have questions, please contact Mike Thone, Internal Control Specialist at Mike.Thone@state.mn.us or 651-201-8132.
UNITED ARCHITECTS OF THE PHILIPPINES The Integrated and Accredited Professional Organization of Architects UAP National Headquarters, 53 Scout Rallos Street, Quezon City, Philippines MONTHLY CHAPTER ACTIVITY & ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT CHAPTER NORTH DAVAO CHAPTER MONTH OF MARCH-JUNE 2018 CHAPTER PRESIDENT Ar. Artemio Ian A. Collo Jr CONTACT NUMBERS 09981569773 DATE SUBMITTED JULY 23, 2018 EMAIL ADDRESS ACTIVITY NO. 31 Title of Activity MARCH GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING DATE March 2, 2018 Total Attendees 15 VENUE Molave Hotel, Apokon St., Tagum City Objective of the Activity Toplan and discuss the upcoming 2ndArcXpo 2018 and community project discussion for Sibol learning center. Type of Activity X Meeting X Discussion Socio-Civic Others: Activity in line with Profession Professional X Professional Organization Professional Product Activity in support of the UAP corporate thrust X Unity X Responsibility X Excellence MARCH 2, 2018 GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING FOR THE PLANNING OF 2ND ARCXPO 2018 AND COMMUNITY PROJECT FOR SIBOL LEARNING CENTER AT MOLAVE HOTEL, APOKON ST., TAGUM CITY
Objective of theActivity To celebrate the 2nd Architect’s Construction Expo (ArcXpo) 2018 Type of Activity X Exhibit X Celebration X Activity Others: Activity in line with X Profession X Professional X Professional Organization Professional Product Activity in support of the UAP corporate thrust X Unity X Social Responsibility X Excellence APRIL 30-MAY 1, 2018 2ND ARCHITECT’S CONSTRUCTION EXPO (ARCXPO) 2018 AT GAISANO MALL TAGUM CITY APRIL 30, 2018 MOTORCADE FROM ROTARY PARK TO GAISANO MALL TAGUM CITY DAY 0: ARCXPO PREPARATION AT GAISANO MALL TAGUM (Booth Set-up by Centrex) DAY 1: BEFORE THE PROGRAM DAY 1: ORCOM DINNER AT INATO GRILL, TAGUM CITY DAY 3: SUPPLIER’S NIGHT AT FISHER’S CAFÉ, TAGUM CITY
ACTIVITY NO. 47 Title of Activity KALIG-ON: THE 2018 INAUGURAL DATE JUNE 29-30, 2018 Total Attendees 1 VENUE Waterfront Hotel & Grand Regal Hotel, Davao City Objective of the Activity To attend the leadership training seminar, submit the plans and programs for the fiscal year 2018-2019 and to attend the oath taking ceremony Type of Activity X Gathering X Inaugural X Planning X Oath taking Activity in line with Profession Professional X Professional Organization Professional Product Activity in support of the UAP corporate thrust X Unity X Social Responsibility X Excellence
Level 3 Award in Awareness of Dementia and long term conditions 3565-31 To successfully complete this City & Guilds course you are required to: Complete this application form yourself Attend all three classroom days and participate in tutorial support Completion of workbook (in own time, much of it between classroom dates) to required standard Submission of workbook (four weeks after last classroom day) Please complete and return by 23 February 2018 to: Samantha Loughnane, Vocational Programmes Coordinator Section 1 – Personal Information DATE(S) OF PROGRAMME 14th & 27th March and 24th April 2018 FULL NAME NAME FOR CERTIFICATION (Block capitals) DATE OF BIRTH GENDER EMAIL OWN HOME TEL MOBILE TEL EMPLOYER MANAGER EMAIL/TEL ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE INFORMATION ABOUT CURRENT ROLE Please tell us your job title: How long have you been working in this job? Please write a paragraph to tell us how your role contributes to the dementia care delivered in your organisation:
SUN 3/26 MONDAY 3/27 TUESDAY 3/28 WEDNESDAY 3/29 THURSDAY 3/30 FRIDAY 03/31 BREAKFAST Corn Muffin Peaches Milk Cheerios Banana Milk Buttermilk Biscuit/ Jelly Mandarin Oranges Milk Cinnamon Pop tart Milk Raisin Bread Pears Milk LUNCH Turkey Sausage* Pancakes Mandarin Oranges, Milk Milk Chicken Quesadillas* String Greens, Fruit Cocktail Milk Mac & Cheese* Peas, Pears Milk Veggie Roll* Broccoli, Pineapples Milk Potato & Cheese Pierogi* Mixed Veggies, Applesauce Milk PM SNACK Yogurt Water Goldfish Apple Juice String Cheese & Apple Slice Water Lorna Doones Cookies Apple Juice Nilla Wafers Water
Monday Tasteful Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 Breakfast Pizza *Chicken Pot Pie Casserole 2 Carmel Rolls Grilled Cheese & Tomato Soup 5 Assorted muffins *Chicken Fajitas 6 Pancake wrap Hot Dogs 7 Breakfast Sandwich *Tater Tot Hot Dish 8 Omelet Chicken & Gravy 9 Waffles *Fish 12 Breakfast Burrito Sweet & Sour Meatballs 13 Pancakes *Cheesy Breadsticks 14 Sausage & Hash Browns Chicken Strips 15 No School Spring Break 16 No School Spring Break 19 Apple Sticks *Spaghetti 20 Bagels Popcorn Chicken 21 Frittatas *French Dip 22 French Toast Corn Dogs 23 Long Johns *Popcorn Shrimp 26 Breakfast Sticks Hamburger Gravy over Egg Noodles 27 English Muffins *Polish Sausage 28 Scrambled Eggs Chicken Nuggets 29 Cinnamon Rolls *Sub Sandwiches and soup 30 No School Good Friday Breakfast Lunch Breakfast Lunch Breakfast Lunch Breakfast Lunch Breakfast Lunch
March 9, 2018 Council convened for the regular monthly meeting at 8 PM at the Prompton Fire Hall. Members attending were Mayor Stacy Wentzel, President Brian Mikulewicz, Robert Mikulewicz, Dale Odell, Allen Heberling, Lynn Holl, Kirk Fries and Gene Mohrmann. Also present was Secretary/Treasurer Lydia Rowe. The minutes of the regular monthly meeting on February 2nd , 2018 were read and approved unanimously by council without amendment. Old Business Workman’s compensation and insurance quotes were discussed further again pertaining to Bodie Snow Removal not having their own liability insurance on their plow trucks. Allen Heberling, Gene Mohrmann, and Stacey Wentzel are currently looking into various options for insurance at this time. The insurance policy from DGK will need to be reviewed in the next couple months before the renewal in June. Dale Odell presented a preliminary map from the survey Jerry Korb had completed on his property. No further paperwork has been presented at this time. New Business EMA donated a pallet of bottled water during the previous power outage from winter storm damage. The water will be stored at the fire house and in the back of the post office. Council was presented with an Ordinance from Michael Wolfe to allow him to charge fees for tax collector services. Allen Heberling moved this ordinance to allow Michael Wolfe to charge for tax collector services. Gene Mohramann seconded the ordinance which carried unanimously. Accounts Payable Gene Mohrmann moved to approve all bills for payment. Kirk Fries seconded the motion which carried unanimously. The accounts payable approved for payment are detailed in the Treasurer’s Report on the reverse side of this page. Meeting adjourned. Lydia Rowe, Secretary
3. Favourite vegetable to eat during Crunch&Sip® For this question, students could choose only one answer. The most popular vegetables were carrot, cucumber, corn and capsicum. Isn’t it strange that the four most popular vegies all start with ‘C’? Number Percentage (%) Carrot 136 45 Cucumber 51 17 Corn 24 8 Capsicum 19 6 Tomato 18 6 Celery 12 4 Snow peas 12 4 Broccoli 11 4 Other 22 7 4. How many students ate vegetables for Crunch&Sip® during March Munch? In total, we received completed surveys from 90 teachers. We were blown away by how many students ate vegetables during March Munch! March Munch week Percentage with vegetables (%) 1 71.5 2 72.5 3 70.6 4 69.4 5. Why do students like to eat vegetables for Crunch&Sip®? You told us why you like to eat veg for Crunch&Sip® and we would like to share our favourite responses! The most common reasons students gave for liking vegetables are that they are healthy, yummy, crunchy, full of vitamins and taste delicious.