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SPEAKERS FOR MEETINGS Ercella Shelek: Chair. Considers the recommendations of the WAGS Members with interest and focus on topics of interest to the Society. This person also introduces the guest speaker at the meetings. SPONSORSHIPS Doug Breiding: Chair. Offers support and guidance to groups that are getting involved in activities pertaining to Genealogy. WPHS GENEALOGY CLUB: Jeanne Finstein, Gloria Brinkmeier WEBSITE Linda Fluharty: Editor in Chief. Phyllis Slater, Mary Staley, Doug Breiding Gives WAGS a web presence and means of being able to be contacted. WELCOMING COMMITTEE FOR NEW MEMEBERS Bill Maxwell: Chair. Offers after the monthly meetings a way for new members to get acquainted with what we have available. Introduces them to other members of the Society and explains to them the purpose of the group. WHEELING ROOM VOLUNTEERS: Mondays Bill Maxwell 10am – 1pm Tuesdays Judy Fugate 1pm – 3pm Diane Rhodes 3pm – 5pm Wednesdays Frank Bush 10am – 1pm Diane Rhodes 3pm – 5pm Thursdays Minter & Patricia Shrader 10am – 2pm Diane Rhodes 3pm – 5pm Fridays Glenna Dillon 11am – 2pm Diane Rhodes 2pm – 5pm No one volunteered for weekends yet HAPPENINGS AND EVENTS OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AREA The South Wheeling Preservation Alliance (SWPA): Contact: Ginger Kabala The South Wheeling Preservation Alliance is focusing on the gathering of oral histories this spring. It holds regular community speaker meetings at Trinity Lutheran Church on the 4th Tuesday of every month. Larry England will speak about the Wheeling Tile factory on The Ohio County Public Library’s Lunch With Books programs slated on Tuesdays at noon. For more information contact Sean Duffy April 12: The Forgotten First Campaign: Western Virginia, 1861 with W. Hunter Lesser (Sesquicentennial Speakers Bureau)[WHEELING CIVIL WAR 150]
a strategy that was pursued as a result of government unhappiness with AMSA’s persistent use of import parity pricing to set domestic prices. “In future, all designations will stipulate that only steel produced in South Africa will be considered to be local.” The DTI was also preparing to designate further steel-intensive products for local procurement in addition to the 15 that had already been designated under the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act. “We’ve got to raise aggregate demand for steel,” Strachan said, noting that many other countries were pursuing ‘buy local’ strategies to protect their steel industries in the face of the global glut. AMSA estimated global overcapacity to be 240-million tons and warned that it would take time before China reduced its capacity, despite large losses by that country’s steelmakers. However, Scaw Metals CEO Markus Hannemann urged government to go even further and designate all products to local procurement, unless it could be shown that such products cannot be produced locally. He added that the private sector should also embrace local procurement, lamenting the rising levels of importation, with companies seemingly “oblivious” to what is available locally. Broadcast Ballz Visual Radio The Business 09 June 2016 AVE: R17,950 Ballz Visual Radio The Business 09 June 2016 AVE: R17,925 ENCA Moneyline 21 June 2016 AVE: R79,333 ENCA Moneyline 22 June 2016 AVE: R32,667 ENCA Moneyline 25 June 2016 AVE: R32,433 ENCA Moneyline 25 June 2016
40 Ross Drive Brampton, ON L6R 3S7 t 905-796-4563 f 905.796-4570 www..org Principal: Lisa Miller-Wood Vice-Principal: Cheryl Karim Karen Simpson-Parkes Office Manager: Cathie O’Keefe June 28, 2018 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE What a crazy busy, and fun year we have had. We’ve worked really hard on our school success goals of improving on how we tackle thinking and understanding questions. There were teams, clubs, choirs, drama opportunities, field trips, leadership opportunities, special events and many opportunities to develop bonds, friendships and a strong sense of community. At times, after school, I felt like a conductor pointing our parents in all directions as to where to collect students who were participating in all kinds of extracurricular activities. We have had a fabulous year. June has been such a busy month. I am so proud of our teachers and our students. The teachers have devoted their time to provide many engaging activities both in the classrooms and with extracurricular activities to keep our students motivated right up until the end of the year. Many of our students have capitalized on these opportunities and have had a lot of fun, acting, running, jumping, dancing, writing, singing and learning. STAFF CHANGES Good byes: This is always a sad time of year. We will be saying goodbye to a number of staff members as they go on to other opportunities. Ms. Simpson-Parkes is our .5 Vice Principal. She will be going to another school so that her two .5 positions are closer together geographically. She has been an integral part of our staff with her warm smile and common sense. She will be greatly missed. Ms. Shamas, who teachers Special Education and contact, is to be congratulated on her promotion to vice-principal with the Algoma board. She will be working back where she grew up and her family still calls home. We will miss her humour and leadership. Ms. Dyck, one of our Phys.Ed. teachers will be leaving us to go to William Gage Senior Public school. We will miss her energy and fun. Mme. Masse, our Grade Eight French Immersion teacher will be joining Ms. Dyck at William Gage Senior School continuing in the Grade Eight position, Her leadership skills will be missed.
GENERAL MEETING MINUTES Monday, June 1, 2015 - 10:00 am to 11:30 am Central Public Library, Stevenson & Hunt Room - 251 Dundas Street Call to Order – Abe Oudshoorn, Chair Mission Statement - The London Homeless Coalition exists to advise, shape and coordinate community responses to homelessness, and related needs to the London area. Introduction of and Welcome to those in Attendance Abe Oudshoorn, Chair Amanda Wright, LHRI, CURA Barbra Egelton, LHR Betsy Odegaard, LHAC Brittany Thibodeau, LIHC Cheryl Wituik, Women’s Rural Resource Cen Daanish Khan, Service Canada Dani Bartlett, Unitor Local 27 David Culoren David Small, CMHA Middlesex Deb Peckham, Independent Deanna B. Babington, Kovacs Group Inc. Derek Dilabbio, Independent Doreen Hodgkinson, LMIP Grant Martin, London CAReS Jan Richardson, Homeless Prevention, CoL Jessica Justrabo, CYN Justin Carter, RISE Linda Carmichael, Independent Lorraine Stuyt, ADSTV Marcia Gardiner, Independent Martha Connoy, Mission Services Martha Ludlow, TSACentre of Hope Melissa Hardy-Trevenna, LSTAR Michele Murray-Smith, SLCS Michelle Lynne Goodfellow, Independent Mirella Bryant, YOU Nancy Powers, TSA-CoH Nicole Kovacs, Kovacs Group Inc. Samantha Matty Sean Hunter, GCCRC Sharon Koivu, LHSC Sheila Kipping, SLCS Shelley Yeo, WCH Sonja Burke, RHAC William Gordon Approval of Agenda Motion: To approve the agenda for June 1, 2015. Moved: Michelle Lynne Goodfellow Seconded: Melissa Hardy-Trevenna Carried. Approval of Minutes of The General Membership Meeting May 4, 2015 Motion: To approve the minutes of the meeting on May 4, 2015. Moved: Shelley Yeo Seconded: Michelle Lynne Goodfellow Carried. Presentations Justin Carter, RISE Asset Development Justin provided a presentation on the RISE Asset Development program and opportunities located in London, ON. The presentation is provided below.
6. 7. 8. 9. 10. H06-0226-18 Miss C Bushby, Green Acres Park, Ropers Gate, Gedney (Retrospective) Erection of day room Council RESOLVED to contact planning enforcement with regards to the above application and property. It would seem that the retrospective permission has already been infringed as yet more building is taking place on this site without permission. Appeals: None Refusals by South Holland District Council: None Cllr Wells reported a complaint he had been given regarding a large static caravan being lived in full time by a family in GDE, Council RESOLVED to pass to SHDC Planning Enforcement 139.18 REPORT TO COUNCIL FROM OUTSIDE BODIES Report from District Councillor: Report attached Report from County Councillor: No report 140.18 CLERK’S REPORT Grass tender packs have been sent to 6 applicants 141.18 PARISH COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES & RESPONSIBILITIES It was proposed that Cllr Field, Cllr Beard and the Clerk open and evaluate the Grass tenders for resolution by the Council at the meeting on September 11th. This was seconded and RESOLVED .be sorted between the three 142.18 FINANCIAL MATTERS a. Sec137 payments: Nil b. To Resolve on 4 hours overtime for the Clerk, this was seconded and RESOLVED c. Accounts for payment Council RESOLVED to make payments as put before them d. Money In : Nil e. The Clerk handed out the first quarter bank reconciliation and spend against budget. Cllr Reynolds checked and agreed this against the bank statement. 143.18 CORRESPONDENCE Application for co-option to Council (item -20) James Chadwick – Update on new gate at WMP James Chadwick – Quotation to fit dog bin (item – 13) SHDC- CIP Team, reply to Councils Complaint (item – 5b) Westcotec – Interactive sign quotation (item -14) Glastonite – Quotation for dog bin (item – 13) Unipart Dorman- Quotation for interactive sign (item - 14) Application for co-co-option (item -20) Application for co-co-option (item -20)
PCAC Park Campus Academy Council Governors details, Declaration of Conflicts of Interest and meeting attendance Governor Category All appointed by PLT Board Subject Link Term of Office Register of Conflict of Interest Attendance (Rolling 12 Month) June 18 Mar 2018 Oct 17 Andrea Smith (CHAIR) PLT Director Leadership & Management 05.10.17 None Y Y N/A Mark Jordan CEO & Director PLT Ex Officio 20.10.16 Employed by Trust Y Y Y Martyn O’Donnell PLT Headteacher Outcomes Ex Officio from Sept 17 Employed by Trust N Y N/A Victoria Griffiths Community Governor Pupil Premium 08.06.16 – 07.06.20 None N N Y Jackie Lynch Non Teaching Staff Governor Teaching & Learning 01.10.14- 31.09.18 Employed by school N N N Simon Tolaram Teaching Staff Governor Pupil Premium 01.10.16- 01.10.20 Employed by school N N Y Joe Blacker Headteacher Leadership & Management Ex-officio 01.10.16 Employed by school Y Y Y John Semugooma Parent Governor SG & LAC 19.10.15 – 18.10.19 None N N Y Christine Wynter Parent Governor Pupil Premium 19.10.15 – 18.10.19 None N N Y Candice Scott Wright Community Governor Outcomes 9.11.17 – 8.11.21 None Y Y N/A Simon King Community Governor Teaching & Learning 9.11.17 – 8.11.21 None N Y N/A
Joyce Clarke Community Governor Leadership & Management N Y N/A Andrea Smith (Chair) Director Retired 01.10.14 - 31.09.16 None - - N/A Mick Martell (Chair) Director Retired 9.3.17-05.10.17 None N/A N/A Y
The Assessment and Qualifications Alliance (AQA) is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (company number 3644723) and a registered charity (registered charity number 1073334). Registered address: AQA, Devas Street, Manchester M15 6EX Glossary for Mark Schemes GCSE examinations are marked in such a way as to award positive achievement wherever possible. Thus, for GCSE Mathematics papers, marks are awarded under various categories. M Method marks are awarded for a correct method which could lead to a correct answer. M dep A method mark dependent on a previous method mark being awarded. Accuracy marks are awarded when following on from a correct method. It is not necessary to always see the method. This can be implied. Marks awarded independent of method. B dep A mark that can only be awarded if a previous independent mark has been awarded. Q A mark that can be awarded for quality of written communication ft Follow through marks. Marks awarded following a mistake in an earlier step. SC Special case. Marks awarded within the scheme for a common misinterpretation which has some mathematical worth. oe Or equivalent. Accept answers that are equivalent. e.g., accept 0.5 as well as [a, b] Accept values between a and b inclusive.
11(c) C B1 Accept 30 12(a) 4 2 or 6 4 – (4 4) or 4 4 ÷ 2 M1 SC1 Shows shaded rectangle is 4 by 2 on 8 A1 diagram or SC1 Shows large rectangle is 6 by 4 on diagram (6 could be 1, 4, 1) 12(b) 3.5 or 7 seen B1 4 their 3.5 + 4 4 + 4 1) M1 oe eg 2 their 7 + 4 4 + 4 1) Condone including 3 or 4 internal edges 34 A1ft ft their 3.5 No extra edges 13(a) [2.7, 2.9] B1 13(b) Any factor of 100 read correctly from graph M1 e.g. (10, 0.7), (20, 1.4), (25, 1.75) ± 0.1 for reading Their value multiplied by the appropriate complementary factor M1 Appropriate number of repeated additions 7 A1ft ft their reading if M2 scored 13(b) Alt 40 + 40 + 20 or 2.5 seen M1 Their (a) 2.5 M1 oe 7 A1ft ft their (a) if M2 scored Q Answer Mark Comments 14(a) 3x – 18 B1
Guess a value for x and correctly works out area above 12 cm2 M1 eg x = 2 gives (2 + 12) = 14 or (5 + 9) = 14 x = 2.5 gives 16, x = 3 gives 18, x = 3.5 gives 20 Tries a value between 1 and 2 and correctly works out area M1dep 1.5 A1 oe SC2 3  3.5 and 1  1.5 seen or 3  2.5 and 1  4.5 seen
Centre Number Candidate Number Surname Other Names Candidate Signature For Examiner’s Use Examiner’s Initials Pages Mark 2 – 3 4 – 5 6 – 7 8 – 9 10 – 11 12 – 13 14 – 15 16 – 17 18 – 19 20 – 21 TOTAL General Certificate of Secondary Education Mathematics (Linear) 43651H For this paper you must have: l mathematical instruments. You must not use a calculator. Paper 1 Monday 11 June 2012 1.30pm to 3.00pm H Time allowed l 1 hour 30 minutes Instructions l Use black ink or black ball-point pen. Draw diagrams in pencil. l Fill in the boxes at the top of this page. l Answer all questions. l You must answer the questions in the spaces provided. Do not write outside the box around each page or on blank pages. l Do all rough work in this book. Information l The marks for questions are shown in brackets. l The maximum mark for this paper is 70. l The quality of your written communication is specifically assessed in Questions 8 and 15. These questions are indicated with an asterisk (*). l You may ask for more answer paper, tracing paper and graph paper. These must be tagged securely to this answer book. Advice l In all calculations, show clearly how you work out your answer. (JUN1243651H01) WMP/Jun12/43651H 43651 H
DATE MEET TIME & DEPARTURE POINT RATING TRIP DETAILS LEADER / CONTACT THURS 7 to 11th JUNE 7 AM AT DUCKPONDS GREEN/BLUE DEEPWATER CAMPING TRIP WRECK BEACH – AGNES WATERS JEFF WINTER SAT 30th JUNE TBA GREEN CAMPING & FISHING THERESA CREEK DAM CLERMONT TBA SUN 1ST JULY 2PM ATHELSTANE BOWL CLUB N/A BARE FOOT BOWLS SOCIAL EVENT – COST IS $10 PER PERSON DAVE WATSON 0417646068 20TH – 22ND JULY ROCKHAMPTON SHOW GROUNDS VARIOUS HUNTING, FISHING AND 4WD SHOW JOEL BROOK 0413 039102 SAT 11TH TO 12TH AUGUST 7AM DUCK PONDS GREEN/BLUE CAMPING AND WALKING TRIP AT BLACKDOWN TABLELANDS DAVE WATSON 0417646068 TUE 14TH AUGUST 5.45PM ROCKHAMPTON RED CROSS BLOOD BANK N/A BLOOD DONATIONS DAVE WATSON 0417 646068 FRI 28th SEPT TO MON 1st OCTOBER TBA VARIOUS 9th AUSTRALIAN 4WD GATHERING 2012 MT IVE STATION – GAWLER RANGES SOUTH AUSTRALIA TBA TUES 13TH NOV 5.45PM RTON RED CROSS BLOOD BANK N/A BLOOD BANK DAVE WATSON 0417646068 Note: Fun Days, held last Sunday of each month, are for MEMBERS ONLY. Visitors are welcome by prior arrangement with Trip Leader or Trip Coordinator 2012 QLD 4wd Corroboree Mount Perry (by Dave Watson)
Centre Number Candidate Number Surname Other Names Candidate Signature For Examiner’s Use Examiner’s Initials Pages Mark 2 – 3 4 – 5 6 – 7 8 – 9 10 – 11 12 – 13 14 – 15 16 – 17 18 – 19 20 – 21 22 TOTAL General Certificate of Secondary Education Mathematics (Linear) 43651F For this paper you must have: mathematical instruments. You must not use a calculator. Paper 1 Tuesday 11 June 2013 9.00am to 10.15am F Time allowed 1 hour 15 minutes Instructions Use black ink or black ball-point pen. Draw diagrams in pencil. Fill in the boxes at the top of this page. Answer all questions. You must answer the questions in the spaces provided. Do not write outside the box around each page or on blank pages. Do all rough work in this book. Information The marks for questions are shown in brackets. The maximum mark for this paper is 70. The quality of your written communication is specifically assessed in Questions 7 and 14. These questions are indicated with an asterisk (*). You may ask for more answer paper, tracing paper and graph paper. These must be tagged securely to this answer book. Advice In all calculations, show clearly how you work out your answer. (JUN1343651F01) WMP/Jun13/43651F 43651 F
2 (b) Work out 10% of 390. ............................................................................................................................................ Answer ...................................................................... (1 mark ) 5 (03)
For Examiner’s Use Examiner’s Initials Pages Mark 2 – 3 4 – 5 6 – 7 8 – 9 10 – 11 12 – 13 14 – 15 16 – 17 18 – 19 20 – 21 22 – 23 24 – 25 26 – 27 28 – 29 30 TOTAL General Certificate of Secondary Education Mathematics (Linear) 43652F For this paper you must have: a calculator mathematical instruments. Paper 2 Friday 14 June 2013 9.00am to 10.45am F Time allowed 1 hour 45 minutes Instructions Use black ink or black ball-point pen. Draw diagrams in pencil. Fill in the boxes at the top of this page. Answer all questions. You must answer the questions in the spaces provided. Do not write outside the box around each page or on blank pages. Do all rough work in this book. Information The marks for questions are shown in brackets. The maximum mark for this paper is 105. The quality of your written communication is specifically assessed in Questions 6, 18 and 21. These questions are indicated with an asterisk (*). You may ask for more answer paper, tracing paper and graph paper. These must be tagged securely to this answer book. Advice In all calculations, show clearly how you work out your answer. (JUN1343652F01) WMP/Jun13/43652F 43652 F
15 (d) The age of another person is added to the stem-and-leaf diagram. The median increases by 2 years. What is the age of this person? Answer ............................................................ years (1 mark ) Turn over for the next question 4 (19)
(04) *3 Here are two games that can be played with ordinary six-sided fair dice. Which game gives a higher chance of scoring 6? You must show your working. [5 marks ] Answer ...................................................................... 7 (05) (07)
8 Do not write outside the 6 (b) Mario’s favourite beach is on a bearing of 165º from Olbia. Draw this bearing and mark with a cross the position of the beach. [2 marks ] Turn over for the next question 5 (09)
June 2015 This June calendar is blank, printable and contains EU holidays. Courtesy of WinCalendar.com ◄ June 2015 ► Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 Ireland: June Holiday (Lá Saoire i mí Mheitheamh) 2 Italy: Republic Day (Festa della Repubblica) 3 4 5 Denmark: Constitution Day of Denmark (Danmark Grundlovsdag) 6 Sweden: National Day (Sveriges Nationaldagen) 7 Malta: 7th of June (Sette Giugno) 8 9 10 Portugal: Portugal Day (Dia de Portugal) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Finland: Midsommer Eve (Juhannusaatto) 20 Finland: Midsommer Day (Juhannuspäivä) / Sweden: Midsummer Day (Midsommardagen) 21 22 Croatia: Struggle Day (Dan antifašističke borbe) 23 Luxembourg: National Holiday / Sovereign's birthday / Estonia: Victory Day (Võidupüha) 24 Latvia: Midsummer Day (Jāņi) 25 Croatia: Statehood Day (Dan državnosti) / Slovenia: Statehood Day (Dan Državnosti) 26 27 28 29 Malta: Feast of St Peter & St Paul 30 Notes: More Calendars with European Union Holidays: , , Created with ► For more sizes, layouts (weekly, schedule, agenda, gantt), colors, options & for calendars holidays download WinCalendar. ► WinCalendar also supports Holidays for: Australia, Canada, European Union, France, Great Britain, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa, & Spain. ► WinCalendar also supports Religious Holidays (Catholic, Christian, Jewish & Muslim Holidays). ► You can even import appointment data onto created calendars.
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities and OCH Director Sean Latham Featuring Novelists Maya Lang (The Sixteenth of June) and Jennifer Latham (Scarlett Undercover) Topic: How to Create and Recreate Real Cities in Fiction Zarrow Center for Arts and Education in the Brady District Tulsa, OK June 15, 2015 7:00 p.m. Free and Open to Anyone Interested Questions: Mikayla Pevac at ____________________________________________________ Karen Marie Graham, author and owner of Books-A-Daisy®, LLC Publishing and TNW’s own, organized the Masquerade Contest for the recent 2015 OWFI Conference. She contacted and networked with Full Circle Bookstore, Java Dave’s, Garrett Creek Wine and Spirits, Total Publishing, OU, and OSU to create amazing gift baskets for the winners. Books-A-Daisy also sponsored “Category 22, Young Adult Novel: Fiction or nonfiction for ages 12 and older” in the OWFI Writing Contest. ____________________________________________________ BOOK PANEL Tuesday, June 16, 2015 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. AUTHORS Stephanie Colburn*Charles W. Sasser*Carolyn Steele*Gloria Teague ********* OKLAHOMA AUTHORS 8205 E. 22nd Street/Tulsa, OK/Broadmoor Retirement Living Community __________________ Help Needed
Actions Agenda Item Minutes number Action Responsible Deadline 2 2015-06-10 2.3 Issues in relation to access to the I-learn site to be addressed Training Subgroup End July 2015 2 2015-06-10 2.4 Further information for online courses to be provided regarding the length of time to complete and progress bar Lu Wills End August 2015 2 2015-06-10 2.5 Mr Benden to check which courses will be funded by National Probation Service and liaise with Chair who will raise this with the AIC Mr Benden End July 2015 2 2015-06-10 2.6 A diary of training to include the Best Practice Forum events to be made available on the Website Training Subgroup / TSCB Business Unit End August 2015 2 2015-06-10 2.7 Revise the training programme in line with the priorities for the Board for 2015/16 Training Subgroup September 2015
Criteria for Successful Completion: Participate in the webinar and complete an evaluation. Contact Hours: 1.0 contact hours will be awarded per webinar The Ohio Nurses Association is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation (OBN-001-91). Fee: $15.00 per person If you have any questions, please contact Sandy Swearingen at 614-448-1030 or To register: Go to , Events OR go to the direct link: This webinar is jointly provided by the Ohio Nurses Association and the Montana Nurses Association. Ohio Nurses Association – Summer CE Event August 23, 2016 Morning Sessions Delegation and Scope of Practice Time: 8:30 am – 9:30 am Facilitator: Pam Dickerson, PhD, RN-BC, FAAN Contact hours: 1.0 of Category A (Nursing Law and Rules) Desired Outcome: Participants will self-identify at least one method of assuring effective delegation when working with unlicensed personnel Developing a Professional Portfolio Time: 9:45 am – 11:45 am Facilitator: Pam Dickerson, PhD, RN-BC, FAAN and Joe Hauser MSN RN Contact hours: 2.0 Desired Outcome: Participants will create their own professional portfolios. 11:45 am – 12:30 pm Lunch Afternoon Session Obtain the Tools to Craft Your Path to Getting Published Time: 12:30 pm – 4:00 pm Facilitator: Jeanette K. Chambers, PhD, RN Contact hours: 3.25 Whether you want to get published, or consider how improved writing might advance your career, this workshop offers techniques to attain your goal. You’ll explore personal benefits and barriers of writing; identify potential topics and targets for publication; acquire suggestions for developing writing skills; and create a plan for success. Desired outcome: Learners will identify strategies for using the tools provided in this workshop to improve writing and/or submit for writing for publishing. Criteria for Successful Completion: Participate in one or all sessions and complete an evaluation. Contact Hours: Up to 6.25
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The following information was displayed in a table: Total Enrollment by Plan Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) 17,593 Tufts Health Plan 2,668 Total 20,261 End of table. This information was included as footnotes to the table The following information was displayed in a table: Total Enrollment by Rating Category F1 82 C3B 219 C3A 7,833 C2B 1,044 C2A 5,574 C1* 5,509 Total 20,261 End of table. *The C1 rating category includes individuals who were not assigned a proxy rating category at the time the report was produced. Slide 5 Enrollment Penetration by County The following information was displayed in a table: County* Enrolled Eligible % Eligible Enrolled Essex 2,083 15,068 13.8% Franklin 107 2,189 4.9% Hampden 5,032 16,103 31.2% Hampshire 286 2,828 10.1% Middlesex 3,312 17,902 18.5% Norfolk 924 7,697 12.0% Plymouth 763 7,428 10.3% Suffolk 4,292 14,848 28.9% Worcester 3,462 16,520 20.8% Total 20,261 100,583 20.1% End of table. This information was in a footnote: * Members residing in any of these counties may be auto-assigned to a One Care plan.
June 2018 Summer Reading Calendar 1 2 Coco Movie 1pm 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Balloon Animals with Mr. Gindy 10am Stories with Rory 6:30pm Family Storytime 10am Word Winder 1pm (6yrs +up) Bubble Time 10:30am 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Stories with Rory 6:30pm Family Storytime 10am Read Between the Lines Book Club 10am Tabletop @BPL 6pm Computer Basics Computer Class 10am Just Dance Party 1pm The Incredibles Movie 1pm 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Stories with Rory 6:30pm Family Storytime 10am Tuesdays with Books 10am Internet Basics Class 10am 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 A Wrinkle in Time Movie 6pm Stories with Rory 6:30pm Family Hike at Willowhaven 10am* At Willowhaven Park Word Winder 1pm (6yrs +up) Teen Advisory Group (T.A.G.) 4pm Intro to Facebook Class 10am Bees in the Garden 6:30pm Kubo and the Two Strings Movie 1pm
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 RSVP FOR THIS WEEK 4 Music in German Park 7:00 pm FREE 5 Birthday and BINGO 7-8 pm $1.00 Please RSVP 6 Municipal Band in German Park 7:00 pm FREE 7 Pottery 5:30-7pm $4.00 Please RSVP 8 9 10 RSVP FOR THIS WEEK 11 Music in German Park 7:00 pm FREE 12 Painting with Rhonda 6:30-7:30pm $8.00 Please RSVP 13 Municipal Band in German Park 7:00 pm FREE 14 Craft Night with Jessica 6:30-7:30 $1.00 Please RSVP 15 16 17 RSVP FOR THIS WEEK 18 Music in German Park 7:00 pm FREE 19 Music with Madeline and Sam 6:30-7:30pm **Community Center*** FREE 20 Municipal Band in German Park 7:00 pm FREE 21 Thrivent Community Event at German Park 5:30-7:30 pm FREE 22 23 Drive-In Movie Fairgrounds 9:30 -11 pm FREE **food cost on your own** 24 Autofest Car Show 9am -3pm Fairgrounds FREE 25 Music in German Park 7:00 pm FREE 26 People First of New Ulm Potluck 6:00 Meeting 6:30-7:30pm FREE 27 Different Drummer Dance Club 5:30pm $12.00 28 Bowling Banquet Dinner and Awards Ceremony 5:30 p.m. dinner $10.00 MUST RSVP**** 29 30 June 2018 Newsletter
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NEXT WEEK – Sunday, June 28high school. 8:15 A.M. – The Green Praise Team will practice. We will celebrate the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. 9:30 A.M. SERVICE Nursery: Infant: Phil & Carol Brunink, Judy Gilde, Lorra VanderVlucht, Stevie Scholten. Toddler: Connie Schepers, Kathy McCauliff, LeAnn Eisenga, Ruthanne Kamphuis. Greeters & Coffee Fellowship: Bryan & Kim Meyering, Tom & Kris Michalak. Organist: Mary Jo Blackmer. Pianist: Sandy Bode. Praise Time: Green Team. Children’s Church: 4 year olds – 2nd grade. Tuesday, June 30 – Footprints in Time (Adult Day Program) will meet in the church basement at 9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M. Thursday, July 2 – Footprints in Time (Adult Day Program) will meet in the church basement at 9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M. Friday, July 3 – Footprints in Time (Adult Day Program) will meet in the church basement at 9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M. OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS The flowers in front of the sanctuary this morning are given in memory of Dan LaChonce who passed away 5 years ago today. We extend our congratulations to Tyler & Megan Scholten upon the birth of their daughter, Sydney Jo, on Monday. Words of Hope devotionals for the next quarter are available on the Welcome Center. Please reply THIS MORNING if you haven’t responded already for the meal on Sunday, July 5th. Contact Doris Brumels or Nancy Thompson.
Pastor – Rev. Adam Grill Email – Phone – 231-846-5664 Youth Program Coordinator – Ashley Bronkema Email – Phone – 231-878-4253 Office hours – Wednesdays 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Children’s Education Program Coordinator – Brenda DeZeeuw Email – Phone – 231-429-4302 Office hours – Mondays 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Youth & Education Administrative Associate – Betsy Benson Email – Phone – 231-920-0162 Church Secretary – Nancy Thompson Email – Phone – 231-775-7943 Office hours – Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Maintenance Director – David Thompson Phone – 231-775-7943 Music Director – Angela Warner Email – Phone – 231-775-1067 Kids Hope Director – Jessica Whetstone Email – Phone – 231-920-8082 Media Director – Brian Chapman Email – Phone – 231-846-6073 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Consistory Members Elders Deacons Larry Buning (15) 231-826-3391 Cainen Gilde (15) 231-878-3985 Tom Bosscher (15) 231-779-2820 Nate Swiger (15) 231-775-4616 Mark Scholten (16) 231-878-2359 Trent Mulder (16) 231-942-1771 Tom Whetstone (16) 231-775-2943 Michael Vandervelde (16) 231-876-2097 Pat Birtles (17) 231-775-5544 Troy Finstrom (17) 231-878-0012 Ken DeZeeuw (17) 231-775-3518 Bob Potter (17) 231-942-1154
Page 4 of June 29th 2017 – Regular Meeting Minutes Office. Prairie Mountain Health advises that they are actively considering options for primary care services to the Alonsa area, read. Addition to Schedule “A” of By-Law No. 1508 RESOLUTION NO. 163-17 BE IT RESOLVED THAT Council authorize to make an addition to Schedule “A” attached to By-Law No. 1508 as: 14. That the Development Agreement shall run with the land. Carried. H) GENERAL BUSINESS Office Caretaker/Cleaner Tabled. Resignation of Landfill Attendant – Amaranth Advertise In-House - Tabled RESOLUTION NO. 164-17 BE IT RESOLVED THAT Council accepts Max Beaulieu’s Letter of Resignation, with regret, effective June 16, 2017. Carried. Building Permit RESOLUTION NO. 165-17 BE IT RESOLVED THAT Council approve the following Building Permit: Permit #13-17 L Kjernisted – Lot 11-2-45818 – Narrows North Garage & Shed provided that flood protection levels are met. Carried. Complaint Letters – Beckville Beach Tabled. Complaint Letters – Narrows North Tabled. Boat Launch – Narrows North Tabled. In Camera Meeting Union Contract – Public Works Office Employee – Tabled RESOLUTION NO. 167-17 BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Council Meeting be adjourned and Council meet in a Confidential In-Camera Meeting regarding Office Employees and Union Contract – Public Works Carried. RESOLUTION NO. 168-17 BE IT RESOLVED THAT the In Camera Meeting be adjourned and Council
A schedule change for ReNEW. After June 3rd, we will not be meeting every Sunday for most of the summer months. It will be later in August before we return to the weekly Sunday schedule. Stay tuned for details on special summer events for middle and high school students. Dates and times will be announced soon on our Facebook page for canoeing at Rock Creek Marina, Lock-In, and more! June 5-8: Unite Work Camp: We have a great group of youth from FUMC attending this year! Please pray for all the area youth who will be involved. Our speaker for the week is Tommy Wilkins who is the Student Ministry Director at The Bridge Church in Ottumwa. Pray for God to use Tommy to impact the lives of those who hear his messages. For parents who have students attending please see Michael Bell with any questions you have. July 9-13: Summer Games University in Grinnell, IA: $325 per student to register. $75 deposit is needed to secure a spot. Full payment is due by June 15. Register online at . Contact Michael Bell at 309-235-4877 or email at with your questions or more info. For current updates go to the ReNEW Facebook page: RENEW Student Ministries FUMC. Serving Christ, our youth, and their families, Michael Bell
Date and Time for Next LHC Meeting Monday, August 14, 2017 – 10:00am to 11:30am Adjournment 11:15 am London Homeless Coalition Steering Committee: Charlotte Dingwall, Abe Oudshoorn, Deb Peckham, Jaclyn Seeler, Jan Richardson, Marcia Gardiner, Martha Connoy, Mirella Bryant, Andrea Jibb
Big Sky Owners Association Board of Directors Meeting - Friday, July 20th, 2018 – 9AM BSOA Board Room Agenda Agenda Item Presenter Action Membership Forum: Call to Order Minutes: May 18th , May 31st & June 15th Board Meeting Finance and Audit Committee FY 2019 BSOA Budget Revision May & June Financials BSOA Ponds Retainage Pay Out Receivables Suspension Hearings Lien Request: Collection Request: None May & June Staff Report Chairman’s Report Old Business – Project Updates Final Amendments to Bylaws a. Membership Opinions Proxy Vote Lake Condos Update Nominating Criteria Amendments Nominating Committee Charter LC Traffic Calming Measures Update On-Line Payment Systems a. Bid Approvals New Business i. BSAC Request: Covenant Amendments ii. Architectural Review Fees: Revised iii. MV & SGH RID Amendments iv. Annual Meeting, 2018 v. BSAC Recommendation: Design Reg. Revision to Require Architect/Engineer Ins. Committee Reports Executive Committee – ED’s New Contract, NWE Proposed Substation Site Legal Committee – Cascade Ridge Nominations Committee – May18th Meeting Bylaws Review Subcommittee – NA MLB ODP Update: Egress/Ingress BSCO – Meeting: May 17th, 2018 BSAC Other: Adjourn Gary Walton, Chair Gary Walton, Chair Gail Young, Treasurer Suzan Scott, Staff Steve Anderson, Staff Kevin Frederick, Director Steve Anderson, Staff Steve Anderson, Staff Suzan Scott, Staff Gary Walton, Chair Maggie Good, Director Michelle Frederick, Director Eric Ossorio, Director Eric Ossorio, Director Gary Walton, Chair Suzan/Paula, Staff Gary Walton, Chair Gail Young, Treasurer Suzan Scott, Staff Suzan Scott, Staff Gary Walton, Chair Paula Alexander, Staff Gary Walton, Staff Gary Walton, Chair Gary Walton, Chair Gary Walton, Chair Eric Ossorio, Director Maggie Good, Director Maggie Good, Director Grant Hilton, Director Maggie Good, Director Grant Hilton, Director Gary Walton, Chair Gary Walton, Chair -- -- Approve Approve Accept Approve Accept Approve Approve Approve Discuss Approve Discuss Discuss Approve Approve Approve Approve Approve Approve Approve Discuss Discuss Approve Report Report Report Report Report Report Report Report -- --
Thursday, June 7, 2018 Birney Elementary Time Item Who Action Attachment 6:00 PM 1. Approve Agenda Board members Motion/ Vote None 6:02 PM 2. Approve minutes of May 3, 2018 Board members Motion/ Vote Attachment A 6:05 PM 3. Treasurer's Report Nikki Yes Attachment B 6:30 PM 4. SD Padres Sarah No None 6:35 PM 6. Dinner Nights Tulip No None 6:40 PM 7. Pride Chris J No None 6:50 PM 8. 2018/2019 Strategy Board Members No None 7:15 PM 9. 2018/2019 Board Vote Board Members Motion/ Vote None 7:30 PM 8. Adjourn Board Members Motion/ Vote None
Meeting 29.6.17 Item 4, page 3 Further investigation into insurance cover for World Challenge trip Anthea McCully Steve Garland July Meeting 29.6.17 Item 6, page 3 Provide budget information for the past 10 years Anthea McCully July
Sign up at the Social Programme Desk Desk Hours: Monday to Friday: 12:15pm-2pm Monday 25th June Sightseeing Bus Tour 3:30pm (-6pm) £5 Tuesday 26th June Meet Up3:30pm Free Wednesday 27th June Musical 7:30pm (-10pm) £30= Stalls Thursday 28th June Walking tour 3:30pm (-5:30pm) £7.50 Friday 29th June Bowling 3:30pm (-5pm) £5 Sunday 1st July Conservatory 12pm (-5pm) Free Monday 2nd July Spectator Event 3:30pm (-8:30pm) £25= Ground Pass Tuesday 3rd July Musical 7:30pm £25= Dress Circle Wednesday 4th July Advice Service 3:30pm (-5:30pm) Free Thursday 5th July Walking tour 3:30pm (-5:30pm) £7.50 Friday 6th July Special Event 2pm (-7:30pm) £35= Entry+ transport Saturday 7th July Spectator Event 7am (-8:30pm) £25= Ground Pass
Friday 30th June - 3 days/ 2 nights Paris (& Versailles) 49 6:45am-10pm £249 St Pancras Friday 30th June - 3 days/ 2 nights Paris (& Versailles/ Disneyland) 49 9pm-10pm/ 6am £175/ £225 (+ £15) Victoria Saturday - 1 Cambridge 49 8:30am-7pm £39 Kings Cross 31st June day Leeds Castle, Canterbury & Dover Photo Stop 49 9am-8pm £44 Kings Cross Sunday - 1 South Downs & Seven Sisters 16 8:45am-6:30pm £40 London Bridge 1st July day Windsor, Bath & Stonehenge 49 9am-8pm £49 Kings Cross Friday 6th July - 2 days/ 2 nights Paris (& Versailles/ Disneyland) 49 9pm-10pm/ 6am £175/ £225 (+ £15) Victoria Friday 6th July - 2 days/ 2 nights Amsterdam & Bruges 49 9am-10pm £185 Victoria Saturday - 1 Bath & Stonehenge 49 8:30am-7:30pm £49 Hammersmith 7th July day Oxford, Windsor, Eton & Bicester Village 25 8:25am-6:20pm £34 Marylebone Sunday - 1 Brighton 25 8:45am-6:20pm £28 London Bridge 8th July day South Downs & Seven Sisters 16 8:45am-6:30pm £40 London Bridge
June Class Newsletter Mlle Cugino - Grade 3 Dear families, It is hard to believe that we are entering our last month of school! I hope everyone has been enjoying the wonderful summer weather. As we move into the month of June, here is a look at what we are working on. Science We have just started a unit in Science on Strong and Stable Structures. We will be learning about how to add strength to structures, and the forces that act on structures. Mathematics Students have just started a project for which they are designing their own store. Students are choosing what they will be selling in their imaginary store, and how much the items would be sold for. They are also designing a layout for the store. This project is helping students to review many concepts learned in Math this year, including numeracy and measurement concepts. English poem booklet In English, we are working on completing a poem booklet which will include three or more different kinds of poems. Poem styles students will be choosing from for their booklet are Haiku, Acrostic, Cinquain, Concrete, and Rhyming. Important Dates June 8: P.A. Day (no school for students) June 15: Fessenden Spring Fling Carnival 4:30-8:00 June 20: Field Trip to Cave Springs June 25: Reports sent home in the front pocket of students’ agendas June 28: Last day of school for students Closing Notes As this will be the last newsletter I will be posting this school year, I would like to say a big thank you to all families for all your support at home this year. You have made this year even more wonderful, and I have so enjoyed working with you. I wish everyone a safe and happy summer! Have a great month! Sincerely, Mlle Cugino
NOORDWYK PRIMARY SCHOOL TERM 2: JUNE EXAM - GRADE 1-7 28 May – 14 June 2018 DATE TIME SUBJECT PERSON RESPONSIBLE 28- May 2018 09H00 – 10H05 English Home Language Grade 1-2, 4-5 & 7 Educators 29- May 2018 09H00 – 10H05 Afrikaans- FAL Grade 1-7 Educators 30- May 2018 09H00 – 10H05 Mathematics Grade 1-2, 4-5 & 7 Educators 31- May 2018 09H00 – 10H05 NS & TECH 4-5 and NS GRADE 7 Grade 4-5 & 7 Educators 01-14 June 2018 09H00 – 10H05 English Home Language Grade 3 Provincial Assessment Tasks Grade 3 Educators 01-14 June 2018 09H00 – 10H05 Mathematics Grade 3 Provincial Assessment Tasks Grade 3 Educators 01 June 2018 09H00 – 10H05 SS (Geography & History) Grade 4-7 Grade 4-7 Educators 02 – 03 June 2018 Week End 04 June 2018 09H00 – 10H05 Life Skills Grade 1 – 6 and Life Orientation Grade 7 Grade 1 – 6 & Grade 7 05 June 2018 09H00 – 10H05 Technology Grade 7 Grade 7 Educators 06 June 2018 09H00 – EMS Grade 7 Grade 7 Educators
COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS IN PUBLIC LIFE TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIXTH MEETING THURSDAY 15 JUNE 2017 AT 10:00 ROOM ORANGE LIGHTWELL 2 (Please meet in room GC05) 1 HORSE GUARDS ROAD, LONDON SW1A 2HQ AGENDA (Sir David Norgrove and Ed Humpherson, UK Statistics Authority, and Professor Mark Philp and Isabel Taylor, Nottingham University will be attending for 2 separate presentations.) No Agenda item Details Papers Indicative timing 1 Proper use of Statistics Discussion with Sir David Norgrove, Chair of the UK Statistics Authority. No paper 10:00 2 Political Trust Presentation by Professor Mark Philp and Isabel Taylor. CSPL (17) 52 10:30 3 Registers The Committee will be asked to agree the register of interests for publication on the Committee’s website. CSPL (17) 53 11:00 4 Minutes and Matters Arising The Committee will be asked to approve the minutes from May’s Committee meeting. Matters arising: Induction for new MPs held on 13/14 June. CSPL (17) 54 Oral update 11:05 5 Strategic Plan and Annual Report The Committee will be invited to provide final thoughts and comments on the draft Strategic Plan, Annual Report and Forward Plan. CSPL (17) 55 11:15 6 Striking the Balance The Committee will be invited to note further submissions received to the survey, and the revised timeline for the follow-up to this report. CSPL (17) 56 11:45 7 MPs’ Outside Interests The Committee will be asked to note the update to the review on MPs’ outside interests. CSPL (17) 57 11:50 8 Ethical Standards for Public Service Providers: Follow up The Committee will be invited to note progress with the follow up plan to the 2014 report on Ethical Standards for Public Service Providers. CSPL (17) 58 11:55 9 Metro Mayors’ Induction The Committee will be invited to comment on the plans for the proposed induction for metro mayors. CSPL (17) 59 12:05 10 Standards Check The Committee will be asked to note an update on recent standards issues. CSPL (17) 60 12:15 11 Forward Agenda The Committee will be invited to note the future agenda and the note of forthcoming events in the diary. CSPL (17) 61 12:20 12 AOB The Committee will be asked to note: Communications update Date of next meeting: 20 July 2017 Location to be confirmed. CSPL (17) 62 12:30
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