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PASRR Regional Contacts DDA Level II Contacts If a client needs a Level II evaluation for an intellectual disability or related condition, contact the PASRR Regional Coordinator in the county where the client lives. Regional DDA Office Counties Phone Fax ATTN: PASRR Coordinator Region 1 North DDA Office West 1611 Indiana Spokane WA 99205-4221 Spokane, Grant, Okanogan, Adams, Chelan, Douglas, Lincoln, Ferry, Stevens, Whitman, Pend Oreille (509) 329-2900 (509) 568-3037 Region 1 South DDA Office 1002 16th Avenue Yakima WA 98902 Yakima, Kittitas, Benton, Franklin, Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield, and Asotin, Klickitat (509) 225-7970 (509) 575-2326 Region 2 DDA Office 119 N. Commercial St. Suite 700 Bellingham, WA 98225 Snohomish, Skagit, Island, San Juan, and Whatcom (425) 339-4833 (425) 339-4856 Region 2 South DDA Office 1700 E. Cherry St. Suite 200 Seattle WA 98122-4695 King (206) 568-5700 (206) 720-3334 Region 3 North DDD Office 1305 Tacoma Ave., S 300 Tacoma WA 98405 Pierce, Kitsap, Clallam, Jefferson (253) 404-5500 (253) 597-4368 Region 3 South DDA Office 6860 Capitol Blvd. SE Tumwater, WA 98501 Thurston, Mason, Lewis, Grays Harbor, Pacific, Wahkiakum, Cowlitz, Skamania, and Clark (360) 725-4250 (360) 586-6502
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Monthly Giving (November 1-18) Projected Giving $34,707 Actual Giving $38,237 Difference $ 3,530 Year-to-Date (July 1 – November 18) Projected Giving $242,949 Actual Giving $220,992 Difference ($ 21,957) The figures represent our operating budget, but do not include funds designated for other specific purposes such as capital, deacons, missions, etc. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to speak with one of our elders or deacons. Your giving of tithes and offerings to Cornerstone for the Lord’s work is greatly appreciated.
CHRISTMAS ART CONTEST Forest Glade Thursday, November 15 • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Paint, sketch or sculpt an image that captures the joy of the Christmas season! Ages 9 to 14. Submission deadline is December 15th. For information call 519-255-6770, Ext. 5400. BUILD BEAUTIFUL JUNK Fontainebleau Thursday, November 15 • 3:30 - 4:30 pm Use your imagination to make art using little bits of this and that. Ages 7 and up. For information call 519-255-6770, Ext. 5000. SQUISHY SWEETS Chisholm Saturday, November 17 • 2:00 - 3:30 pm Do you love squishies? Come and make your very own squishable slice of cake! Ages 6 to 12. To register call 519-255-6770, Ext. 5500. MARKETSPACE CHALLENGE Bridgeview Saturday, November 17 • 2:30 - 3:30 pm Come and explore the library’s new marketplace, and create to your hearts content. All ages welcome under 10 with a caregiver. For information call 519-255-6770, Ext. 2200. ROBOTICS AND TECH CLUB Forest Glade Tuesday, November 20 • 4:15 - 5:15 pm This club is held once a at the library and is designed to spark your imagination and creativity, join us. Ages 8 to 13. To register call 519-255-6770, Ext. 5400. DIY SNOW GLOBES Forest Wednesday, November 21 • 4:30 - 5:30 pm Make your own snow globe and get ready for the cold weather. Ages 7 to 12 under 11 with a caregiver. To register call 519-255-6770, Ext. 5400. MINI GAME Fontainebleau Thursday, November 22 • 3:30 - 4:30 pm Create your very own portable ball and cup game! Ages 10 and up. For information call 519-255-6770, Ext. 5000. UGLY SWEATER HOLIDAY PARTY Chisholm Saturday, November 24 • 2:00 - 3:30 pm You provide the sweater we provide the ugly! All ages. To register call 519-255-6770, Ext. 5500.
Please contact the Nominating Committee, Vicki Kincade/(704)-898-6577 or Christy Massey/(704)-685-0313 with any questions or to let them know you would like to help in this ministry. BAPTIST MEN’S FELLOWSHIP Greetings from the Men’s Fellowship. We have started the planning for our 11th Annual Golf Tournament and Christmas Angel event. Yes, this is an annual event and has become a tradition at Second Baptist Church for many years, but it is much more. Through the efforts of many hands, the light and love of Christ has been presented to countless members of our community. I would like to encourage everyone in the Church to be in prayer for this year’s activities. I would also ask that you be in prayer about how you can contribute to the work behind the scenes. Shopping, wrapping, and organizing requires much planning and effort. Let us all have a servant’s heart as our church ministers to our mission field in Mount Holly. In His Service, Men’s Fellowship Team PRIMETIMERS Our next PrimeTimers meeting will be Thursday, November 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Everyone 55 years and older is invited to come be a part of this great group of fun-loving folks. At this gathering we will be having a Thanksgiving meal together, with a devotion brought by Ron Watts. We will also be discussing plans for a special Christmas social. Come join us for warm, friendly fellowship and wonderful food. Hope to see you there. Blessings, Betsy Watts THE THANKSGIVING JAR Start a new tradition with your family this year. Beginning November 1st place a jar in the middle of your kitchen table and everyday have each member of the family write something down they are thankful for and place it in the jar. On Thanksgiving Day make that a part of your dinner conversation and read all the things your family is thankful for. Maybe continue this throughout the year. You will quickly find how much God has blessed you and your family and learn to appreciate the beauty of His Love
November 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 1:30 Ladies Aid 3 4All Saints’ Day Victory Center Collection 7:45 & 10:15 Divine Service, Holy Communion 9:00 Sunday School, Adult & Teen Bible Classes 9:00 Pastor Pool's Class 5 7:30 Board of Elders 6 9:30 Tuesday Bible Study w/Pastor 7:00 Tuesday Bible Study w/Pastor 7 7:00 Youth Catechesis 7:30 Adult Choir 8 9 10 11 25th Sunday after Pentecost 7:45 & 10:15 Divine Service 9:00 Sunday School, Adult & Teen Bible Classes 9:00 Pastor Pool's Class 11:30 Thanksgiving Dinner Potluck 12 6:00 Board of Trustees 13 9:00 Circuit Pastors’ Conf. 7:00 Mary Martha 14 7:00 Youth Catechesis 7:30 Adult Choir 15 9:00 Quilting Bee 16 17 9:00 Thanksgiving Basket Assembly & Delivery 18 Stewardship Sunday 7:45 & 10:15 Divine Service, Holy Communion 9:00 Sunday School, Adult & Teen Bible Classes 9:00 Pastor Pool's Class 19 6:00 Board of Stewardship 7:00 Board of Education 20 9:30 Tuesday Bible Study w/Pastor 6:00 Board of Evangelism 7:00 Tuesday Bible Study w/Pastor 21 7:00 Thanksgiving Eve Service No Youth Catechesis No Adult Choir 22 Office Closed 9:00 Thanksgiving Day Service 23 Office Closed 24 25 Last Sunday of the Church Year 7:45 & 10:15 Divine Service 9:00 Sunday School, Adult & Teen Bible Classes 9:00 Pastor Pool's Class 26 7:30 Voters’ Assembly 27 9:30 Library Meeting 28 7:00 Youth Catechesis 7:30 Adult Choir 29 30
appearance of one to let it be known and they would work through it. Commissioner Smith asked to hear Bishop Ellerbe under appearances. Motion by Commissioner Smith, seconded by Commissioner Sims, to approve the agenda with the additions. Motion carried unanimously. Public Hearing: ACTS 2016 Community Transportation Application: Motion by Commissioner Smith, seconded by Vice Chair Streater, to open the Public Hearing. Motion carried unanimously. In the Public Hearing County Manager Gatewood stated that he was standing in for Scott Rowell who was out of the office today. *Commissioner Woodburn joined the meeting at this point. County Manager Gatewood shared that Mr. Rowell gave him two words of advice regarding the Public Hearing and the funding application and that was 1) be brief and 2) answering Commissioner Sims question before he ask it – are there any major changes from the last application. County Manager Gatewood stated that answer was no, nor are there any changes from the application before that. County Manager Gatewood recommended approving the application and since this is the time for public comment, if there are any comments, suggestions or recommendations regarding the ACTS service now is a good time to voice those. Commissioner Sturdivant shared that on October 7th she had a total knee replacement of her right knee and ACTS has been transporting her back and forth to physical therapy at First Health in Rockingham and they have done an excellent job. Motion by Commissioner Sturdivant, seconded by Vice Chair Streater, to close the Public Hearing. Motion carried unanimously. In regular session, motion by Commissioner Sturdivant, seconded by Commissioner Smith, to approve the transportation application. Motion carried unanimously. Appearance: Julia Brigman: Ms. Brigman voiced appreciation to the board for giving her the opportunity to appear before them tonight. Ms. Brigman shared that Commissioner Sturdivant was recently a customer in the store and she was pleased with their services and suggested she come speak and let board members know what they have available and what they do. Ms. Brigman shared a handout of information with board members about their services noting they were in Anson County every week typically on Wednesday. Ms. Brigman noted they do provide delivery service and she would be glad to stop by individually and speak with them. Ms. Brigman noted that they will soon be updating their website making it more user friendly. Chairman Baucom thanked Ms. Brigman for her interest and for appearing.
We pray for those we hold dear — our family, our friends, our community of faith. We seek your peace for those who mourn, your comfort for those who are ill, your hope for those who despair. We pray for our neighbors throughout the world, many of whom suffer from devastating disasters or entrenched conflict: We lift before you the people of California whose homes and hopes, livelihoods and lives have been lost to the flames. We lift before you the people of Israel/Palestine, and of all lands that are torn apart by violence. God — There is so much to grieve when wars and wildfires rage. Pour out your Spirit upon this hurting world, until all creation experiences your wholeness. Generous God — You give us imagination and intellect, hands to serve and hearts to love. Help us use these gifts to glorify you. As we await the day when justice will take root in every neglected neighborhood, and peace will blossom in every war-torn land, the day when tears no longer flow, and sorrow gives way to joy – we pray that you would draw us into your healing work. Inspire us, empower us, send us — we pray — to proclaim the good news, until that blessed day dawns. This we pray in the name of your Son, who gave us words to pray: Our Father, who art in Heaven, Hallowed be thy name. Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory for ever and ever. Amen.
letters to all the Chiefs/Sheriffs of the potential cadets and start the process to cull the numbers down to hopefully 50. Need Vote. I have worked with Sgt. Scott Hamilton of the State Police and Warden Bruce Loring of the Maine Warden Service and Sgt. Paul Fenton of Cape Elizabeth PD to revise the BLETP MARC manual. We have changed many techniques and updated many of the descriptions and photos. Brian MacMaster from the AG’s Office has reviewed Chapter 1, which is the legal chapter. I have printed up 10 copies to pass around and look at. I would like for you to officially adopt this as the standard under New Business. Once adopted, the Lesson Plan will be written by Kate Faragher Houghton around this updated MARC manual. MCJA Budget Issues: The Governor did not submit a Supplemental budget for any Department, however he approved a potential DPS Bill to provide a $250,000 appropriation to the Academy in FY 15 to make up for the shortfall that was not funded by the legislature. The Bill is “An Act to Ensure that the Maine Criminal Justice Academy Does Not Need to be Shut Down Indefinitely”. If you see this in the media, do not get concerned, as we will not shut down. However if this is not funded, we will have to significantly cut some of the programs. Other Issues: Need Vote: I propose that you officially vote for all the certifications that I issued on your behalf, between the last Board meeting and this Board meeting under New Business that are included in a handout. In summary, they are as follows: 1 – Firearms Instructor Certification 18 - Instructor Certifications 17 – Municipal Ordinance Prosecution Certifications 85 - Basic Corrections Training Program Certifications I have been working on the following statewide policies for the Maine Chiefs of Police Association. The committee has updated the Infectious Disease Control, Alarm Response and we have written 2 two new ones on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Phlebotomy Technicians. MOTION: To accept all certifications listed as a handout, dates of September 20, 2013 through November 08, 2013. (handout to be attached to minutes) by Mr. Tom Peters and seconded by Colonel Robert Williams. Motion approved. MOTION: To withdraw original motion. Moved by Mr. Tom Peters and seconded by Ms. Elizabeth Ward Saxl.
Under 10s Rhyl FC vs Airbus UK – Saturday 1st November Rhyl FC vs CQ Nomads – Saturday 8th November Flint Town vs Rhyl FC – Saturday 15th November Bala Town vs Rhyl FC – Saturday 22nd November Under 11s Rhyl FC vs Airbus UK – Saturday 1st November Rhyl FC vs CQ Nomads – Saturday 8th November Flint Town vs Rhyl FC – Saturday 15th November Bala Town vs Rhyl FC – Saturday 22nd November 12s The New Saints vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 9th November FAW Academy Cup) Rhyl FC vs Cefn Druids – Sunday 16th November (FAW Academy Cup) Porthemadog CPD vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 30th November (FAW Academy Cup) Under 13s Rhyl FC vs CQ Nomads – Sunday 9th November Flint Town vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 16th November Rhyl FC vs Bala Town – Sunday 23rd November
Under 14s The New Saints vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 9th November FAW Academy Cup) Rhyl FC vs Cefn Druids – Sunday 16th November (FAW Academy Cup) Porthemadog CPD vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 30th November (FAW Academy Cup) Under 15s/16s The New Saints vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 9th November FAW Academy Cup) Rhyl FC vs Cefn Druids – Sunday 16th November (FAW Academy Cup) Rhyl FC vs Bala Town – Sunday 23rd November (U15s Only) Porthemadog CPD vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 30th November (FAW Academy Cup) 19s Bro Goronwy vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 2nd November (Away) NWC U19s Youth Cup Rhyl FC vs Llandudno Town – Wednesday 5th November (Home) WPL U19s Rhyl FC vs Prestatyn Town – Wednesday 19th November (Home) WPL U19s Newtown AFC vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 23rd November (Away) WPL U19s Please note all fixtures are subject to change.
Academy New Signing’s for 2014-2015 season Under 19s Thomas Clark Academy Tours Presentation Wednesday 12th November VENUE – Corbett Sports Stadium LL18 4BY (Legends Lounge) U8s-11s – 6.00pm – 7.00pm (South Wales Tour) U12s-16s – 7.00pm-8.00pm (Scotland Tour) (IMPORTANT ALL PLAYERS & PARENTS ATTEND SO THEY NO ALL INFORMATION REGARDING OUR TOURS) Academy Players Currently on trials Daniel Wallis – U8s – Liverpool FC Sonny Wallis – U8s – Liverpool FC Ben Senior – U8s – Everton FC Alfie Jones – U9s – Everton FC Oliver Hansen – U12s – Wrexham FC Archie Jones – U12s – Wrexham FC Luke Wilmot – U14s – Tranmere Rovers
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Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat. 1 2 3 4 5 9:15 am Women's Morning Bible Study 6:30 pm Choralier's 6:30 pm Scouts 6:00pm Bells 7:00pm Choir 8:30pm AA 6 FALL BACK! 7 8 9 10 11 12 10:30am Veteran's Day Worship 5:00 pm DOCK Set Up for Bazaar 9:15 am Morning Bible Study 6:30 pm Scouts Set Up for Bazaar 6:30 pm Scouts Set Up for Bazaar 6:00pm Bells 7:00pm Choir 8:30pm AA Set Up for Bazaar Veterans Day Set Up for Bazaar 9:00am Men's Breakfast- Frisch's Big Boy, BG Ohio 10-4 Craft Bazaar 7pm Contra 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10:30am Worship 5:00 pm DOCK 9:15 am Women's Morning Bible Study 6:30 pm Scouts MEETING NIGHT 6:30 pm Scouts 6:00pm Bells 7:00pm Choir 8:30pm AA 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 10:30am Worship 2:00 pm Charge Conference 5:00 pm DOCK Final collection for shoeboxes 9:15 am Women's Morning Bible Study 6:30 pm Scouts 6:30 pm Scouts Happy Thanksgiving Offices Closed
Law Enforcement Preservice Program Waiver Requests None at this time. Part-time Law Enforcement 1040 Hour Extension Requests: Dir. Rogers presented a request for the following officers to receive a Part-time Law Enforcement 1040 hour extension: Officer Warren Ackerman – Dexter Police Department Officer Christopher Reardon – Dover Foxcroft Police Department Officer Courtney Panetta – Kennebunk Police Department Deputy Stephen Arminger – Somerset County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Zachary Tracy – Somerset County Sheriff’s Office MOTION: To approve the officers for Part-time Law Enforcement 1040 hour extension (each request for 640 hours). Moved by Mr. Peters and seconded by Dir. Austin. Motion carried. Course Certification Requests: Asst. Dir. Desjardin presented a request for the following Course Certification Requests: Response to Sexual Assault – 2017 Mandatory LE In-service Training. MOTION: To approve the course for certification for 2017 Mandatory LE In-service Training. Moved by Vice-chair Chief Paul and seconded by Mr. Davis. Motion carried. Roadside Drug Impairment Recognition – 2017 Mandatory LE In-Service Training. MOTION: To approve the above-listed course for certification for 2017 Mandatory LE In-service Training. Moved by Sgt. Ryder and seconded by Ms. Hansen. Motion carried. Human Trafficking – 2017 Mandatory LE In-service Training.
Don't Forget to turn back your clocks on 11/5 6:30pm Boy Scouts 6:00pm Bells 7:00pm Choir 8:30pm AA 1:00pm Eagle Scout Court of Honor 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 9:00am Sunday School 10:30am Veteran's Day Worship Hosp. Mtg 5:00pm DOCK 4pm - 7pm ESL Class Choralier's Practice (FLC) 8-10pm HEMA (FLC) 9:15am Ladies Bible Study 4pm - 7pm ESL Class -Upstairs 6:30pm Cub Scouts 6:30pm Boy Scouts 6:00pm 7:00pm Choir 8:30pm AA 7:00pm Jamie Baumgartner Concert (FLC) 9:00am Men's Breakfast @ Silver Moon 7:00pm Contra Dance (FLC) 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9:00am Sunday School 10:30am Worship 3:00pm Pallet Painting (FLC) 5:00pm DOCK 4pm - 7pm ESL Class 8-10pm HEMA (FLC) 9:15am Ladies Study 4pm - 7pm ESL Class -Upstairs 6:30pm Cub Scouts 6:30pm Finance, Trustees, SPRC 7:30pm Admin 6:30pm Boy Scouts 6:00pm 7:00pm Choir 8:30pm AA 19 Consecration Sunday 20 21 22 23 24 25 9:00am Sunday School 10:30am Worship 5:00pm DOCK 8-10pm HEMA (FLC) Thanksgiving Offices closed 26 27 28 29 30 9:00am Sunday School 10:30am Youth Led Worship No DOCK 4pm - 7pm ESL Class 8-10pm HEMA (FLC) 9:15am Ladies Study 4pm - 7pm ESL Class -Upstairs 6:30pm Boy Scouts 7:00pm Choir 8:30pm AA
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1 Chicken Patty Sandwich Glazed Carrots 2 NO HOT LUNCH 5 Penne Marinara Meatballs 6 Chicken Tenders Mashed Potatoes 7 NO HOT LUNCH 8 Chicken & Cheese Quesadilla Rice 9 NO HOT LUNCH 12 NO HOT LUNCH 13 Beef Tacos Rice 14 NO HOT LUNCH 15 Cheeseburgers Onion Rings 16 NO HOT LUNCH 19 Ravioli Garlic Bread 20 Chicken & Broccoli Rice 21 NO HOT LUNCH 22 NO HOT LUNCH 23 NO HOT LUNCH 26 Cheeseburgers Onion Rings 27 Chicken Patty Sandwich Glazed Carrots 28 NO HOT LUNCH 29 Honey BBQ Chicken Tenders Mashed Potatoes 30 NO HOT LUNCH November Assorted sandwiches, Grilled Chicken salad and wrap available daily. PRICE OF LUNCH INCLUDES BOTTLED WATER & FRUIT.K-4 Lunch $3.50/ 5-8 Lunch $4.75
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DRAFT – November 4 CTE Teacher Professional Development Session -- DRAFT Attend one session of your choice during each time frame. Shading indicates New Teacher Sessions but all participants are welcome to attend. 8:30-8:50 am Registration/Continental Breakfast Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6 9:00-9:50 am FACS Division Session –FCCLA BMITE Opening Session STEM Division Session T&I Division Session Health Division Session Personal Learning Network-Tonja Bell 10:00-10:50 am FACS Division Session –Active Engaging Instruction *For Teachers who have taught less than 2 years Video Tools for your Shere Ipad Basics-Dustin Devers Skills-Darren Gibson Health Division Session Personal Learning Bell 11:00-11:50 am FACS Division Session-21st Century Skills *For Teachers who have taught less than 2 year Advisory Nearpod-Levi Valdois TSA-Dawn Health Division Session Learn the Basics of ctYou (CareerTech’s Moodle)-Tonja Bell 12-12:45 pm Lunch & Networking Session (provided in registration) 12:45-1:35 pm Using Rubrics- Cassie Petty Tools for your Classroom - Liberty Shere Nearpod-Levi Valdois HOSA-Debbie Bennett Legal Issues in the Drummond Learn the Basics of ctYou (CareerTech’s Moodle)-Tonja Bell 1:45-2:35 pm Special Otto Advisory Committees- TBA Test Review Tactics, Activities & Games-Corine Triplett Classroom Management- Kristen LeMaster & Jill Legal Issues in the Drummond Personal Learning Network-Tonja Bell 2:45-3:35 pm Using Rubrics- Cassie Petty BMITE Closing Session Test Review Tactics, Activities & Corine Triplett Classroom LeMaster & Jill Nerio Special Otto to use ctYou (CareerTech’s Moodle)-Tonja Bell
November 5, 2012 Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program News:  The next Tobacco Coordinators conference call is scheduled for November 7th, 2012 at 9:30am EST. The scheduled topic is “Effective Media Messages and Channels for Rural Smoke-free Policy Media Messaging”. Call-in Information For audio please use the following call-in information: 1-866-889-3903 passcode 515701# To access Live Meeting use the following link: (after opening link click “Join” when prompted)  New document upload features in Catalyst. Please see details below. 1. When entering a new (or editing an old) journal item you have the option to upload one document (Word, Excel, PDF, JPG) to association with the journal entry. 2. If you want to upload a document use the button to find the item on your local computer to upload and then use the “Upload File” button to complete the upload. 3. When this completes successfully you will then have new links to either “view” or “delete” the uploaded document. 4. You still must use the “Update” button to save the journal entry. You will then see a blue checkmark in the Journal list below indicating a document is associated with the journal item. Don’t miss this step!  Catalyst is currently undergoing upgrades. If you are having difficulties accessing Catalyst please be patient and try again later.  If you have Catalyst questions use the below contacts: • Passwords - email Irene Centers at • General questions - email Bobbye Gray at  2012 KTPC Monday Memos and 2012 Tobacco Coordinator Conference Call presentations have been archived on the Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Website. They can be accessed in Coordinator Tools. Follow this link to access archived items:
the form few forms reflected actual meaningful evaluation. Professor Guest thanked the committee questioned how the improvement in teaching would be addressed. Secondly, he inquired whether an effort would be forthcoming to provide for teaching improvement. Professor Hessel noted that the new form employed by Econ-Finance Department had the negative of the use of a five point scale of measure rather than a six point would be appropriate. The fourth recommendation was the peer evaluation is done by someone outside of the Department. Professor Engle-Friedman questioned whether the form required review with the evaluated teacher. Professor Levitcus noted that outside department evaluations would be a violation of the PSC contract. Professor Sandeep Sreekumar reported the last two recommendation specifically number five where the chairman’s report on the candidate’s general evaluation of how well the candidate has responded to recommendations. Recommendation six is concerned the statement of governing principles of teacher performance. Professor Frank stated that he did not see whether general principles operated to achieve significant teaching improvement. It was responded that the of something is that we are attempting to measure should not impede the process of improvement. Professor Engle-Friedman appreciated the use of metrics in evaluated “Best practices” or “better practices” might be better achieved by mentoring rather than formal metrics Professor Ferns expressed the concern that what is being evaluated does not deal with a probable majority of our instructor adjuncts and instructors. Professor Hessel brought the discussion to conclusions as a continuing discussion as we move through the Spring; he reminded the meeting of the important topic, the Strategic Plan at the December 4th session. New Business: None Announcements: None Meeting Adjourned at 2:12 pm Respectfully Submitted Michael G. Carew, Faculty Senate Secretary
1st Grade Homework Choice Board: November 6-10th, 2017 Read for 15 minutes every night! Then, choose 4 or more activities to work on during the week. These activities should be completed in your homework journal. Please either mark this paper or write in your homework journal the activities you have chosen and for nights that you’ve read. Reminders: Tuesday, November 7th- NO SCHOOL! Friday, November 10th- Veterans Day assembly at 9:00AM Log on to Study Island, Reading. Work on 5e Comprehension/ Draw Conclusions Log on to RAZ Kids. Listen, read, and answer questions for 15 minutes. Log on to Study Island Math, work on 1i Number, Operation, & Quantitative Reasoning- Real World Problems Technology is constantly changing. Interview a grown up about what phones were like in the past? Did they have a computer/ipad? Write down in complete sentences what you learned. In your notebook, write down the missing numbers in the following sequences: 5, 10, 15, ____, _____, 30 2,____, 6, 8, ____, 14 20, 22, ___, ____, 28, 30 Challenge: 100, 105, ____, 115, ____ You have invented a time machine. Which time will you visit? (past, present or future) Why did you choose this time? Write 3-5 complete sentences. WEEKLY CHALLENGE (Optional): What is Veteran’s Day? Why do we celebrate it? Write 3 or more sentences.
1 Tomato soup & toasted cheese sandwich 2 Pasta & breadsticks 3 Burritos Mexi meal 4 Brunch 5 Brunch 6 Pot pie 7 Burger n more 8 Chicken patty on a bun 9 Pizza 10 Cooks choice 11 Brunch 12 Brunch 13 Pot Pie 14 Pasta & breadsticks 15 Squished fish patty on a bun 16 Burger n more 17 Tomato soup & toasted cheese sandwich 18 Brunch 19 Brunch 20 Hot Pockets 21 Burger n more 22 Pasta & breadsticks 23 Brunch 24 Brunch 25 Brunch 26 Brunch 27 Burger n more 28 Pizza 29 Burritos Mexi meal 30 Tomato soup & toasted cheese sandwich November 2017 Lunch WE ARE AN OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER In accordance with federal law and U. S Department of Agriculture, this institution is prohibited from discrimination on basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability Menu subject to change without notice
250 For Those in Treatment (EN-3117) $0.31 $77.50 (EN-3117) 25 The Loner (EN-3121) (EN-3121) $0.31 $7.75 25 For The Parent of Young People $0.31 $7.75 (EN-3127) (EN-3127) 100 Chips (White - Welcome) (EN-4200) $0.35 $35.00 30 Chips (Black - Multiple Year) (EN-4208) $0.35 $10.50 100 Keytags (White - Welcome) (EN-4100) $0.53 $53.00 40 Chips (Orange - 30 Days) (EN-4201) $0.35 $14.00 5 Bronze (1 Year) (EN-4301) $3.20 $16.00 10 Bronze (2 Years) (EN-4302) $3.20 $32.00 5 Bronze (3 Years) (EN-4303) $3.20 $16.00 5 Bronze (4 Years) (EN-4304) $3.20 $16.00 10 Bronze (5 Years) (EN-4305) $3.20 $32.00 5 Bronze (7 Years) (EN-4307) $3.20 $16.00 5 Bronze (13 Years) (EN-4313) $3.20 $16.00 5 Bronze (16 Years) (EN-4316) $3.20 $16.00 5 Bronze (17 Years) (EN-4317) $3.20 $16.00 5 Bronze (18 Years) (EN-4318) $3.20 $16.00
Gus Janson: The estimated reserves in this location are 350 million feet of gas. Tim Scott: And in your opinion, if the application is granted, would it protect correlative rights, and promote conservation, and prevent waste? Gus Janson: That’s correct. Tim Scott: That’s all I have for Mr. Janson. Butch Lambert: Mr. Janson, is that Hagy mine active? Gus Janson: It’s my understanding that mine is currently idle at this point in time. Butch Lambert: We couldn’t find it in our system. Gus Janson: I’m not sure if there’s any plans for them to reenter that mines some point in the future but at this point in time I think it is idle. Butch Lambert: But it’s in the barrier, so. Gus Janson: That do have a splashed in mine also south of this area that will come to this area. Same location that we work with them but they will be able to mine around it under their plans also. Doesn’t fall within the scope of the unit at this point in time. Butch Lambert: Any other questions from the Board? [No response] Anything further, Mr. Scott? Tim That’s all I, Mr. Chairman. Butch Lambert: Do I have a motion? Donnie Rife: Motion made for approval, Mr. Chair. Bruce Prather: Second. Butch Lambert: I have a motion and I have a second. Any further discussion? [No response] All in favor, signify by saying yes. Yes. Butch Lambert: Opposed, no? Donnie Ratliff: I’ll abstain, Mr. Chair. Butch Lambert: One abstention, Mr. Ratliff.
Tuesday Trustee Meeting at 1 p.m. Wednesday Study & Prayer time at 6:30 p.m. Youth IMPACT & Kid’s Bible Time Choir Practice @ 7:30 pm Thursday Men’s Study – 8 a.m. @ Chickfila Baptism – November 18th after the morning service. Thanksgiving Praise Service – November 21st at 6:30 p.m. Nominating Committee Meeting – November 25th at 5 p.m. Youth Bonfire – November 30th at 6 p.m. Church Christmas Dinner – December 7th at 6 p.m. Children’s Christmas Program – December 9th Christmas Cantata – December 16th Christmas Eve Service Giving Basket – We are collecting size 2, 3,& 4 diapers for the CareNet Pregnancy Center and non-perishable food for the HOPE for Families Shelter November 11 Jonathan Blackburn November 13 Kaye Lewis November 16 Rick Donnon November 18 Anders Anniversary Teaching Truth | Serving Others | Glorifying God
church and a signup sheet on the bulletin board. Deadline to reserve your tickets is Sunday Nov. 25. Bring an unwrapped stuffed animal to the game and when the score their first goal, the stuffed animals are tossed onto the ice. The Salvation Army will then distribute them throughout the community to those children in need. * * * * Salvation Army Christmas Food Drive St. Luke’s has been asked to collect donations of juice boxes for the Salvation Army Food Bank. Donations can be placed in the box marked Salvation Army Food Drive in the Narthex. * * * * Christmas at the Centre Lambton Centre invites you out on Sat. Dec. 1 from 10-2pm. Cut your own Christmas tree for $50, shop at the vendors and bake table, check out the camp store and bid on the silent auction. Hot brunch will be available to purchase. Dress for the weather to enjoy the outdoor activities. * * * * Fill the Tub for the Hub The Hub youth advisors Shea and Kate have asked if anyone in the congregation would be interested in donating food to serve at Fill the Tub for the Hub on Wed. Dec. 5. The following items are needed: fresh fruit and veggies sour cream and vanilla Greek yogurt blocks of cheese boxes of crackers cookies and squares fruit juice and pop If you are able to help out, let Pauline know in the office at 519- 3441781 or BULLETIN Sunday November 4, 2018 Welcome Our Life Together Acknowledging the Traditional Territory Greeting Lighting the Christ Candle Call to Worship Prayer of Approach Hymn VU 288 ~Great is Thy Faithfulness Word for All Ages The Lord’s Prayer Hymn ~ Peace like a river Prayer for Illumination Scripture Reading ~ Isaiah 2:2-4 Lora Stevens Responsive Psalm VU 868~ Psalm 146 Scripture Reading ~ Mark 12:38-44 Scripture Reading ~ Matthew 5:1-19 Louise Hall Anthem Sermon ~ Voices of Remembrance Invitation to Offering Offertory Doxology VU 539~ God of Good Prayer of Dedication Hymn MV 221~ I am walking a path of peace Prayers of the People Hymn VU 678~ Make me a channel of your peace Commissioning and Benediction Choral Benediction MV 214 ~ May God’s Sheltering Wings ANNOUCEMENTS
11 Baton Rouge, LA BRCC Softball and Southern Showcase Softball are co-hosting an Individual Skills Showcase. The purpose of the Skills Showcase is to give players a chance to show off skill set in front of college coaches. The college coaches are enabled to watch and take notes or get on the field with the athletes if they desire. Southern Showcase Softball is giving away a $500 scholarship to one of the first 50 participants to register for the individual skills showcase. This is a random drawing. Southern Showcase Softball & Baton Rouge Community College Softball Saturday November 11 8am-12noon $50 (On line) $65 (On site) First 50 participants to register will enter a drawing to win a $500 scholarship! November 11, 2017 www.southernshowcasesoftball.com
364/13-14 Roads and Footpaths Street lighting – report faulty lights matters Cllr Bartlett 365/13-14 366/13-14 367/13-14 368/13-14 369/13-14 Allotments Village Matters Correspondence Declaration of vacancy on Thorney Parish Council Matters as agenda items for future consideration 370/13-14 371/13-14 Any other business Date of next meeting All All Parish Council Meeting 9 December 2013 of meeting
Dept. Public Works – Major works are Development Trash/Recycling Program , Landscaping, Tree Management. Mayor Malinda Miles asked for the report to be emailed and Councilmembers commented that they happy about progress and that City looks better. Adjournments Motion to Adjourn Meeting: Mayor Malinda Miles Mover: Councilmember Shivali Shah Second: Councilmember Luke Chesek Ayes: 4-0-0 Closed Session Summary Date: 9/26/17 Location: City Hall Time: 7pm Closed Under Annotated Code # __1__ Those in Attendance: Shah, Knedler, Benitez, Braatz, Bramzon Topics Discussed: Personnel, HR Update from Director of HR Relevant Notes: Bramzon first closed session as Director of Admin Services.
November 15th Homework Foner Chapter 9: Pages 351-360 As it democratized American Christianity, the Second Great Awakening both took advantage of the market revolution and criticized its excesses. Explain. What did Americans believe the West represented for them? Who was Ralph Waldo Emerson? What did he believe about freedom? Who was Henry David Thoreau? What were his beliefs about America?
November 2016 LEAVE REPORTING NOVEMBER 16 – 30, 2016 – CHECK YOUR TIME SHEET BY DECEMBER 8 (TIMESHEET WILL BE REMOVED DECEMBER 9) AND ENTER TYPE(S) OF LEAVE USED AND NUMBER OF HOURS ON APPROPRIATE DAYS – DUE DECEMBER 15 TO HR. NAME: BEARPASS NUMBER: EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE: APPROVER NAME: APPROVER SIGNATURE: 1 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
AM [111] Plenary Address: Persisting in the Face of Poverty/ Presidential Initiatives R. Davis 1.5 * [111] Plenary Address: Persisting in the Face of Poverty/ Presidential Initiatives R. Davis 1.5 * [111] Plenary Address: Persisting in the Face of Poverty/ Presidential Initiatives R. Davis 1.5 * 10:30 AM- 12:00 PM [121] Jurisprudence for Tennessee Psychological Professionals Moore 1.5 [122] Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy in Sports: What Is the Evidence? Solomon 1.5 [123] Mobile Technology as an Augment to Individual Psychotherapy Heritage, Ichinose, & Stewart 1.5 12:00- 2:00 PM Interest Groups (12:30-1:30 PM) 1.0 Type III or Lunch on Your Own Interest Groups (12:30-1:30 PM) 1.0 Type III 2:00- 3:30 PM [131] Ethics Issues 2018 G. Davis & McCurdy 3.0 [132] Advances in Concussion Assessment and Management 3.0 [133] Multidisciplinary Treatment of Eating Disorders in Children and Adolescents: Working with the Medical Community to Optimize Outcomes Tanner 1.5 4:00- 5:30 PM Cont. Cont. [143] Parental Alienation: Misinformation and Fake News Bernet & Walker 1.5 7:00- 9:00 PM [151] Suicide Prevention for Psychologists: “The ‘S’ Word” Film and Research Update Averitt 2.0 Designed to meet Law portion of Ethics and Law CE requirements Designed to meet Ethics portion of Ethics and Law CE requirements * Designed to meet Cultural Diversity CE requirements, in part
Ecclesfield Rainbows Gatty Hall Tuesday Leader - Mrs B Travis Tel: 0114 2453504 Ecclesfield Brownies Gatty Hall Monday Leader - Mrs M. Tel: 0114 2452452 Ecclesfield Brownies Gatty Hall Tuesday Leader - Mrs A. Kendall Tel: 0114 2468866 Ecclesfield Guides Gatty Hall Thursday Leader - Mrs C Topham Tel: 0114 2461289 The Grenoside Singers Practice Monday in St Mark’s Church Hall at Secretary: Garry Leigh Tel: 0114 2464714 www.grenosidesingers.co.uk Ecclesfield Cubs Scout Hut (off Yew lane) Wednesday 2nd Pack Leader - Mrs A Hancock Tel: 0114 2402398 Ecclesfield Priory Players EPPIC Theatre Monday Wednesday Secretary –Carol Travis Ecclesfield Beavers Hut (off Yew lane) Monday Leader - Mrs J 0114 2460218 Thursday Rachael Otter 0114 2461752 Ecclesfield Scouts Hut (off ) Tuesday Leader - Mr. E. Buttimer Tel: 0114 2586935 Group Scout Leader Rob Kirk Tel. 0114 2209212 Whitley Hall Cricket Club Practices - Seniors - Wednesdays Up to 13 yrs - Thursdays 14 yrs to17 yrs - Fridays Manager - Steve Fletcher Secretary – Joe Webster Tel: 0114 2452518 www.whitleyhall.play-cricket.com If you like your local group advertised please contact: Mrs P Blackburn 0114 2468453
Bethany Covenant Church One Covenant Way Bedford, NH 03110 (603) 472-5545 www.bethanycovenant.com Ministry Staff (Church phone is 603-472-5545) Senior Pastor – Joel Kruggel (joel@bethanycovenant.com/x7001) Associate Pastor – JT Shupe (jt@bethanycovenant.com/x7002) Director of Worship and Music – Dane Anderson (dane@bethanycovenant.com/x7004) Director of Youth Ministry – Steve Hoffman (steve@bethanycovenant.com/x7003) Director of Children’s Ministry – Kierstead Grondin (bcckidsquest@gmail.com/x7005) Organist and Choir Director – Rob St. Cyr (rs82nh@yahoo.com) Administrative Assistant – Bev Doherty (bev@bethanycovenant.com/x7000) Sexton – David Fenton (sextonatbethany@gmail.com/x7007) Welcome to Bethany Covenant Church November 8, 2015 24TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Traditional Service November 8, 2015 9:00 AM Prelude Welcome Call to Worship of Praise Not Unto Us, O Lord Hymn #34 Give Thanks Hymn #74 Invocation and The Lord’s Prayer (debts) Passing of the Choral Anthem O To Be Like Thee James Koertz Chancel Choir Announcements Impact Campaign Update Community at Prayer Scripture Readings 2 Corinthians 8:8-12, 9:3-5,13 Glory Be to the Father Hymn #112 Sermon Dane Anderson “It’s a Matter of the Heart”
Class Representatives 1953 - Jackie (Brown) Kenny 1954 – Betsy (Neff) Cote 1955 – Nancie (Anderson) Weber 1956 - Edie (Williams) Wingate 1957 –Shirley (Huff) Dulski 1958 – Pat (Terpening) Owen 1959 – John “Mike” Hall 1960 - Ren Briggs 1961 - Betsy (Schley) Slepetz 1962 - Dona (Hale) Ritchie Roster Changes New Email address: Walter Costa (55) Hope your all happy and healthy Look Who We Found .
Amen Front Cover – South Elevation & War Memorial Back Cover – Ecclesfield Blues JFC The Memorial Hall Priory Road Ecclesfield Sheffield S35 9XY Phone: 0114 246 3993 Accommodation now available for booking Groups • Meetings • Activities Functions
Walking back to life I look down at the bed and say, “Aren’t you getting up to-day?” and then I potter, hoping you’ll get in my way whilst emptiness declares that has robbed me. I try to tidy tidiness, adjust myself to timelessness, and take each memory from its as tears caress ethereal that, from Heaven’s shore, would draw me. And then I sit down in my chair where memory becomes a prayer of thankfulness for all we had. Then, from despair, I find myself walking back to life more boldly. By Sam Doubtfire a former vicar of Keswick A Friend on wheels Is it strange, or slightly bizarre To give a name to a car? Can an object of steel Know the way that we feel As we travel to places afar? And yet, a lot of us do Call them Sarah, or Ruby, or Sue, Or Albert or Fred Or Harvey or Jed Or Bertie, or Billie, or Blue! But, whether it’s scruffy, or smart We’re always quite sorry to part; And we care how it Our dear friend on wheels And we’re certain it has a warm heart! By Nigel Beeton Crossword Puzzle Clues Across 1 and 20 Down ‘Lord of all — , Lord of all — , whose trust, ever child-like, no cares could destroy’ (11,3) 9 question to a fighting Hebrew labourer: ‘Why are you — your fellow Hebrew?’ (Exodus 2:13) (7) 10 Acclaimed cellist who contracted multiple sclerosis at the height of her fame, Jacqueline — (2,3) 11 ‘At even — the sun was set, the sick, O Lord, around thee lay’ (3) 13 A descendant of Gad (Numbers 26:16) (4) 16 ‘Do not Jerusalem, but — for the gift my Father promised’ (Acts 1:4) (4) 17 Clambers (Jeremiah 48:44) (6) 18 response to questioning by the Sanhedrin: ‘We must — God rather than men!’ (Acts 5:29) (4) 20 Christian paraplegic author, artist and campaigner, — Eareckson
Contact Dawn Johnson 2463986 or Alwyne Hill 2469154 Contact Numbers for Local Groups Ecclesfield Rainbows Gatty Hall Tuesday 4.45 pm to 6.00 pm Leader - Mrs B Travis Tel: TBA Ecclesfield Brownies Gatty Hall Monday 5.00 pm to 6.30 pm Leader - Mrs J Hutchinson Tel: 0114 257 8609 Ecclesfield Brownies Gatty Hall Tuesday 6.15 pm to 7.45 pm Leader - Mrs A. Kendall Tel: 0114 246 8866 Ecclesfield Guides Gatty Hall Thursday 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm Leader - Mrs C Topham Tel: 0114 246 1289 Ecclesfield Priory Players EPPIC Theatre Monday 7.30 pm to 10.00 pm Wednesday 7.30 pm to 10.00 pm Secretary –Carol Travis Ecclesfield Cubs Scout Hut (off Yew lane) Wednesday 4:45 pm to 6:15 pm 2nd Pack 6.30 pm to 8.0 pm Leader - Mrs A Hancock Tel: 0114 245 2780 Ecclesfield Beavers Scout Hut (off Yew lane) Monday 6.00 pm to 7.15 pm Leader - Mrs J Steel 0114 246 0218 Thursday 6.00 -7.15 pm Rachael Otter 0114 246 1752 Ecclesfield Scouts Scout Hut (off Yew Lane) Tuesday 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Leader - Mr E. Buttimer Tel: 0114 258 6935 Group Scout Leader Rob Kirk Tel. 0114 220 9212 The Grenoside Singers Practice Monday in St Mark’s Church Hall at 7:30 pm Secretary: Garry Leigh Tel: 0114 246 4714 www.grenosidesingers.co.uk
policy endorsements. In these cases, the restriction on refund has changed from 6 years to 5. In addition, for certain other types of policy cancellations, the NFIP will limit the premium refunds to the current policy term only. You’ll be able to check out the all the new rules in the November 1st Flood Insurance Manual or Attachment F in the Bulletin w-15016. Finally on October 1, 2015, updates to the Community Rating System Eligible Communities list will become effective. This updated list will also be included in the November 1, 2015, edition of the NFIP Flood Insurance Manual when it is published on the FEMA website. Of course what would a new Flood Insurance manual be without updates to the NFIP Servicing Agent Contact Information and the NFIP Bureau and Statistical Agent Regional Offices. not part of the changes effective on November 1st but also coming soon will be a new Elevation Certificate and a new diagram for the Elevation Certificate. A new Diagram Number has been developed to identify non-elevated buildings with a walkout basement. Non-elevated buildings with a walkout basement are identified as Diagram Number 2b. Non-elevated buildings with a basement that is not a walkout basement are identified as Diagram Number 2a. By the way – the new EC will be on legal size paper. OK that is all for now. Remember, most of these changes will take effect, for new business and renewals, beginning November 1, 2015. This is NFIP Training urging you to get with the Program – the National Flood Insurance Program.
1 Jordan Gabites 4 Ed & Joan Stuursma (1999) 5 Sandy Bishop Daryl Vriesenga Mae Yei 6 Lindy Feyen Russ & Lois (1953) 7 Eryn Hannink (M) 8 Elyse Jonker 10 Sharon Rietberg 11 Crys Van Beek 12 Pat De 13 Simeon Rowland 14 Gertrude De Boer 15 Jill Van Veen 16 Ellen Van Stee 18 Bob Zwiers Julie Van Dyken (M) 19 Cristina Garcia Nancy Jasperse 20 Aneke Kapteyn (M) 21 Paul Feyen 22 Elijah DeJong McCarron Nathan Mitogo Barb Straatsma Gordy Van Haitsma 25 Wendy Veldheer Larry & Faith Segaar (1972) 26 Lisa Kooy Dan Miller 27 Myriam Mitogo 30 Claire Kooy Still Jesus Loves Me Jesus loves me this I know Though my hair is white as snow Though my is growing dim, Still He bids me trust in Him. Chorus: Yes, loves me, Yes, Jesus loves me, Yes, Jesus loves me, the Bible tells me so. Though my steps are, oh so slow, With my hand in His I’ll go On through life; let come what may, He’ll be there to lead the way. When my nights are dark and long In my heart He puts a song. Telling me in words so clear Have no fear for I am near. When my work on is done And life’s victories have been won, He will take me Home above To learn the fullness of His love. Create Your Own Advent Calendar! 1 Find 24 small gift and jewelry boxes. Attach number stickers 1 through 24 on the lid of each box. 2 3Hang each box bottom on the wall with poster putty. Fill each box with a small toy or treat. 4 Test Your Scripture Knowledge
6 10 am: Lord’s Supper, Faith Promise & Calvin Sem Food Offering 11:30 am: Grow Groups 7 8 Election Day 9 9:30 am: Bible Study 7:30 pm: 10 6:30 pm: Bakers & Boys Club 7 pm: Council 11 Veterans Day 12 7 pm: Pinochle 13 11:30 am: Grow Groups 14 15 16 9:30 am: Bible Study 7:30 pm: Choir 17 6:30 pm: Bakers & Boys Club 18 19 20 Congre- gational Meeting & Potluck 21 22 23 24 10 am: Thanksgiving Day Worship 25 26 27 10 am: Lord’s Supper Pm: Combined Worship TBD 28 29 30