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workshops will explore the key concept of recovery and wellness, starting the conversation, finding ways to live well and to build a meaningful and satisfying life. South Tipperary Community Mental Health Centre Handling Stress (2 workshops) Everyone experiences periods of stress at some stage in their lives. This workshop will look at what is stress , how it effects our day to day living, the possible causes and management of stress. 24th and 31st October 10.30am – 12 noon November 2017 Recovery College South East Co-Production –Training (Week 7-11) See Co-Production Training (11 week Programme) 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th November South Tipperary Community Mental Health Centre Mental Health Recovery recovery from a mental health challenge is a unique and individual experience, it is possible to identify key themes that can enhance the recovery journey. This workshop will discuss what we mean by mental health recovery and explore recovery as a journey. 7th November 10.30am – 12 noon South Tipperary Community Mental Health Centre Relaxation Technique…Visualisation Relaxation techniques may be helpful in managing a variety of health conditions. This workshop will give information on a series of visualisation techniques that helps with relaxation. Visualization can be a powerful technique to help you unwind and relieve stress, Instead of focusing on your anxious, fearful images, visualization expands your ability to focus on calming and restful images. 14th November 2.00 – 3.30pm Recovery College South East Let’s Talk Anxiety (4 Workshops) Everyone experiences periods of anxiety at some stage in their lives. We can feel tense, uncertain fearful and nervous. In this workshop, we will look at how anxiety affects people in different ways, both emotionally and physically. We will look at the different types of anxiety, its possible causes and how you can help manage these feelings. This workshop will provide you with a safe space to discuss your concerns, find out about support, treatments and selfhelp groups. 15th, 22nd, 29th November and 6th December. 10am – 1.30pm Recovery College South East Wellness at Work (2 Workshops) This workshop will explore and build awareness around our wellbeing and mental health in the workplace and how it impacts on us as Managers and Employees. 20th and 27th November 10am – 2pm
Rotterdam, the path runs south to Venice, Italy — where it meets up with the equally ambitious Maritime Silk Road. The Maritime Silk Road will begin in Quanzhou in Fujian province, and also hit Guangzhou (Guangdong pronvince), Beihai (Guangxi), and Haikou (Hainan) before heading south to the Malacca Strait. From Kuala Lumpur, the Maritime Silk Road heads to Kolkata, India then crosses the rest of the Indian Ocean to Nairobi, Kenya (the Xinhua map does not include a stop in Sri Lanka, despite indications in February that the island country would be a part of the Maritime Silk Road). From Nairobi, the Maritime Silk Road goes north around the Horn of Africa and moves through the Red Sea into the Mediterranean, with a stop in Athens before meeting the land-based Silk Road in Venice. What countries are involved? Pakistan – not exactly on NSR - – Pakistan Economic Corridor 199 million $4900 Highways, rail lines, oil and gas pipelines from China to the Indian Ocean System of rail lines already exist from China to Europe Central Asia Five – Six of the “stans” Kazakhstan – 18 m Kyrgyzstan – 5m Tajikistan – 8m Turkmenistan - 5 Uzbekistan – 30 m Afghanistan – 31 m Total Population: 97 million
Math : Students will learn operations with positive rational numbers, specifically focusing on the relationships between multiplication and division of positive rational numbers. In addition, students expand their understanding of the representations for division to include fraction notation such as , which is equivalent to a ÷ b where b. Science: Students use various tools to measure mass and volume of substances to calculate density of regular and irregular objects in order to identify an unknown substance. Students implement comparative and descriptive investigations of metals, nonmetals, and metalloids using physical properties of luster, conductivity, and malleability. Additionally, they test the hardness, luster, color, and streak of minerals. The concept of minerals is not addressed in the Earth Science units for this grade; therefore, the focus of the standard is on testing the physical properties for classification, not on the minerals themselves. Mark Your Calendar! September 2016 27.................. Student Early Release @ 11:30 29 ..................End of the Nine Weeks 16……Science Fair Projects DUE October 2-5……Fall intercession tutoring October 2-13………………… Intercession Parents, text @gbd896k to the number 81010 to sign up the application REMIND. Follow our class on Twitter: Elda Muller@Ecm7Muller
FRIDAY NEWSLETTER This week at school we focused on Investigation 4: What is special about our building? On Thursday, Ms. Barbara Kiss, our Director of Operations & Facilities, visited our class to teach us about her job and the many ways our building is maintained to run properly. you Ms. Kiss! Some questions the children had for Ms. Kiss included: Abby- What do you do for your job? Shaina- What do you do here at LCCS? Oliver- Do you have a tool belt and a tool box? Tallulah- Where is your office? Jordyn- Do you fix the lights? Mila- Do you call the plumber? Shreyas- Do you call custodians too? After the presentation, the children shared what they learned from the visit: Ben- When she can’t fix something herself, she calls someone who can. Teddy- I learned she doesn’t do just one job, she does everything like make sure everyone is safe. Emery- She makes sure everyone is out for a fire drill. Kian- When there’s bugs, she calls the bug people (exterminator). Oliver- Clean the snow. A main focus part of our week consisted of the children drawing their building plans just
FRIDAY NEWSLETTER Happy Memorial Day weekend! This week we focused on Investigation 1 of the Exercise study: What are different kinds of exercise? Thank you parents for bringing in the weights, push-up handles, foam roller, and dance shoes! These items have been added to the exercise stations we have set up in the classroom. We would really appreciate and encourage any of our family members demonstrate how you exercise! Please sign up for a WOW! Experience! On Tuesday we had a site visit to Lincoln Park to observe people exercising. The children took clipboards and pencils to make observational drawings of people exercising. In preparation for the site visit, the children predicted what types of exercise they would see at the park. What types of exercise will we see at Lincoln Park? Adele- people jogging Oliver- push ups Abby- I think we’ll people rolling Tallulah- walking people doing jumping jacks Shaina- playing frisbee Ben- people climbing Samara- running Mila- people doing rolls Shreyas- jogging Niko- I going to see running Jordyn- jumping Teddy- people riding bikes Kian- cartwheels Jonathan- jumping with balls
Join us with your family for a viewing of the classic movie, “Honey, I Shrunk The Kids” on Friday, February 17th, 2017 at 6:30pm, Father Vachon School. Admission is $1.00 per person or $5.00 per family. Doors open at 6:30pm and Showtime at 7:00pm. Cash concessionng treats, popcorn and soft drinks will be available. Volunteers are needed for this If you are willing to donate an hour of your time to help setup, assist with the concession, or clean up at the end, please email info@pacificheights.ca. Spring Outdoor Soccer Registration Registration will be in late February/early March. Visit us online for more information at . PARENTS: Don’t miss out on these programs – Register soon: Building Healthy Families - (at John Lake School) Being a parent is a tough job. We get lots of information on how many things impact our children in their healthy growth and development but we don’t usually get a toolkit complete with resources to help us raise healthy, competent, happy, successful children / youth. Join us to explore a variety of parenting topics such as brain development, influences on our child’s developing personality, skill building, discipline and nurturing, and many more. |January 18, Feb 1 &15, March 1 & 15 l 9:30am – 11:30am No Fee ----- Drop in – No childcare available . The Following is held at the Saskatoon Community Service Village: Taming the Worry Dragon (For Parents and Children) Children explore their feelings of fear, anxiety, and worry in a supportive environment, while learning skills and strategies to cope. Concurrent parent group. There is a concurrent parent group. Fee $160.00 ages 7—10 | Wed | 6:00pm—7:00pm I Feb 1 – Mar 29 no group Feb 22 ages 11—13 l Wed | 7:30pm—8:30pm I Feb 1 – Mar 29 no group Feb 22 Bridging the Gap (For Parents of Out-Of-Control Teens) is an ongoing support group for parents whose adolescent is having severe behaviour and/or relationship problems January 5 – March 30 I Thursdays I 7:00 pm – 9:00pm No Fee Pre-registration is required. CFS Saskatoon 200-506 25th St. East Saskatoon, SK S7K 4A7 Phone:(306) 244-7773
#3 Math: Students continue understanding of equivalency by generating and using equivalent forms of fractions, decimals, and percents. The negative aspect of the number line is introduced as students explore the concept of integers and negative rational numbers. Students locate an integer or rational number on a number line and use its location to compare and order a set of numerical values, which may be presented in various forms. Students examine the sets and subsets of rational numbers and use a visual representation, such as a Venn diagram, to describe the relationships between the sets and subsets. This is the first time students classify a number as a natural (counting) number, whole number, integer, or rational number. Although the focus of operations in Grade 6 is with integers and positive rational numbers, students are expected to classify, compare, and order both positive and negative numerical values. Science: Students use various tools to measure mass and volume of substances to calculate density of regular and irregular objects in order to identify an unknown substance. Students implement comparative and descriptive investigations of metals, nonmetals, and metalloids using physical properties of luster, conductivity, and malleability. Additionally, they test the hardness, luster, color, and streak of minerals. Mark Your Calendar! September 5............... Labor Day-no school 8………… Olweus Bully Rally 9…………Grandparents Day celebration 14………..Progress Reports 15………..Book Fair Family 28………..Student Release Mentos and Soda Nucleation Eruption Experiment Follow our class on Twitter: Elda Muller@Ecm7Muller
There are important dates to remember in the diary for this term Monday 4 May This is a Public Holiday and the school will be closed. Thursday 7 May This has been set as an day for due to the election and school will be closed to children. Sunday 10 May Communions in St Benedict’s & St Clare’s. Tuesday 12 May St Andrew’s music programme P6 & 7 children at St Andrew’s for the morning and appearing in concert for St Andrew’s Spring Concert at 7pm. Wednesday 13 May Pre entrant 9:30 – 10:30. Thursday 14 May Ascension Thursday, all children to St Clare’s for Mass. Wednesday 14 May Parent Council meeting 7.00pm. Sunday 17 May Communion in St Benedict’s Church. Monday 18 May Primary 7 to St Andrew’s Tuesday 19 May Primary 7 to St Andrew’s Flouride Varnish P1, 2, 3 & 4 Wednesday 20 May Primary 7 to St Andrew’s Parents’ evening at St Andrew’s for P7 parents Pre entrant 1.45pm – 2.45pm Friday 22 May Public Holiday, school will be closed. Monday 25 May Public Holiday, school will be closed. Wednesday 27 May Pre entrant visit 1:30 – 2:30. Book fair arrives in school and can be visited or viewed before and after school with your child. Thursday 28 May Parents Night in St. Benedict’s. Book Fair will be available for all who wish to visit. Sunday 7 June Thanksgiving mass at St. Clare’s for First Communicants. Thursday 11 June Primary 7 end of year trip to M & D’s park. Sunday 14 June Thanksgiving mass at St. Benedict’s for First Communicants. Monday 15 June Sports Afternoon (this will be rearranged to Tuesday 16 June if it is raining) Tuesday 16 June Bishop Toal will celebrate Mass at 7:00 in St. Clare’s, in recognition of the 19 years the Salesians have been working there. Thursday 17 June Children are being treated to a performance of ‘The Railway Children’. Thursday 18 June Bishop Toal will celebrate Mass at 7:00 in St. Benedict’s, in recognition of the 25 years the Salesians have been in working there. Friday 19 June Outdoor Showcase, all families, friends and parishoners welcome.
HOMEWORK Georgia Milestones: Please make sure to get a good sleep and eat breakfast! Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday GEORGIA MILESTONES TESTING BEGIN TOMMORROW! GEORGIA MILESTONE’S TESTING ELA PART ONE GEORGIA MILESTONE’S TESTING ELA PART TWO GEORGIA MILESTONE’S TESTING Math -+ May 1- Career Day, EMS \
HOMEWORK Student Choice: Reading Log can be completed in the morning during STAR time, or in the afternoon for homework. Students will need to read for 20 minutes at home every day. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet -+ May 1- Career Day, EMS \
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Tyler Week of August 14-18 Math: Science Scientific Method Check out the song we’ve been singing in class at Study Jams. Social Studies: Ancient Cliff Dwellers Assessments Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Scientific Method Quiz Friday: F.Y.I Please return all forms and $35 fee as soon as possible. Wish List: Hand sanitizer
August-October 2014 Inside this issue Website address Thursday afternoon closures Patient Participation Group Mobile telephone numbers Appointment reminders NHS choices Electronic prescription Service Flu Season Shingles season Greenside Surgery Website your Prescriptions and book Appointments ON LINE. Please ask at reception for your unique user name and password Electronic prescription Service Involves the electronic transfer of patients prescriptions to a nominated pharmacy via SytmOne. Go live date 22nd October MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW Thursday-Education & training days Closed from 12 noon Thursday 14th August Thursday 11 September Thursday 16 October Bank Holiday Closures August Bank Holiday 25th August Help us to help you If you need to see a Doctor for a medication review, a routine appointment, Or if you are waiting for any investigation results. PLEASE BOOK AN APPOINTMENT, this will save you waiting time in our open access Surgery. Appointment Reminders We send an automated text message to remind you of any appointments you may have as a courtesy. It is still your responsibility to remember your appointments and contact the surgery if you cannot attend. These appointments can be used for other patients waiting to be seen. THESE MESSAGES MUST NOT BE REPLIED TO/EMAILED TO AS STAFF DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THIS EMAIL ADDRESS. Changes To the Antenatal clinic As from October the Ante Natal clinic will be held on Monday Afternoon instead of the current Thursday Afternoon. Our Midwife Christina Clark will give you more details soon. Mobile Telephone Numbers If you have a mobile telephone number or you change your landline number. Please advise our reception staff. Patient Participation Group Our next meetings are 14th August and 16th October at 5.30pm-6.30pm. All new members are welcome. If you would like to join or ask any advice from our members, please ask at reception or email; PTO
Surgery Opening Times HENRY MOORE CLINIC MONDAY 08.00 – 18.30 TUESDAY 08.00 – 13.00 WEDNESDAY 08.00 – 18.30 THURSDAY 08.00 – 18.30 FRIDAY 08.00 – 18.30 FRYSTON ROAD SURGERY MONDAY 08.00 – 18.30 TUESDAY 08.00 – 18.30 WEDNESDAY 08.00 – 13.00 THURSDAY 08.00 – 18.30 FRIDAY 08.00 – 18.30 TELEPHONE OPEN AT 8.00AM AND CLOSE AT 6PM HENRY MOORE CLINIC – 01977 552007 FRYSTON ROAD SURGERY – 01977 552109 DOORS WLL BE OPENED AT 7.55AM
US Tartan Home Inspections is and operated by Phil Thompkins. We are affiliated with The Ontario Association of Home Inspectors (OAHI) and are certified to perform home inspections per OAHI Standards of Practice. Tartan Home Inspections employs an industry leading and proven process to inspect all homes top to bottom. This ensures that nothing gets missed and our clients receive ALL of the information they require to purchase, sell or maintain their homes. Our Partners and Certifications: We have partnered with the best in the business to help meet our clients’ expectations. This includes the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors, CarsonDunlop (Horizon Reporting software) and WETT.CA. 1/ Electrical Code - Q and A 2/ Cottage Crawlspaces 3/ Vermiculite Asbestos? 4/ Gutters 5/ Home Egress Basements 6/ Why Choose Us? GFCI Outlets Question… GFCI outlets were not required on the exterior, in bathrooms and near kitchen when the home was built. That means we don’t need them now, right? Answer… The current electrical code dictates that GFCI outlets are required in new homes. We therefore strongly recommend that they be installed or replaced if they were missing or found to be inoperative at the time of AND
August/September 2018 Events Note: Please verify and times for sporting events on the website as they are subject to change. Thursday, August 2 Summer PACK Ends Friday, August 10 TMS Fall Rally 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Monday, August 13 Fall Sports Parent/Player Meeting 5:00 p.m. - 7th & 8th grade Football – THS 5:45 p.m. – 7th & 8th grade Baseline Concussion Testing 5:45 p.m. – 6th – 8th - Boys’ & Girls’ Golf – THS 6:30 p.m. - 7th & 8th grade Volleyball – THS 7:15 p.m. – 6th – 8th Girls’ Tennis – THS 8:00 p.m. – 6th–8th grade Boys’ & Girls’ Cross Country – THS Tuesday, September 4 First Day of School - Students report to 1st hour class Practice Begins: Cross Country – TMS 3:30 p.m. 7th & 8th grade Football – Cramer/Schroeder Field 3:30 p.m. 6th – 8th grade Golf – Hiawatha Golf Club 3:30 p.m. 6th – 8th grade Girls’ Tennis – THS 3:30 p.m. 8th grade Volleyball – TMS Gym 3:30 p.m. 7th grade Volleyball – La Grange Elementary 3:30 p.m. Friday, September 7 Green & Gold School-Wide Fundraiser Kick Off More information will be coming home at that time. Thursday, September 7 Friday, September 8 Monday, September 10 Golf vs. Holmen MS @Hiawatha Golf Club 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 11 Girls’ Tennis vs. La Crosse Longfellow @ Central High School 4:30 p.m. Thursday, September 13 Girls’ Tennis vs. Onalaska THS 4:30 p.m. Saturday, September 15 Cross Country @Brookwood HS 9:00 a.m.
AUTUMN NEWSLETTER Roll your sleeves up its flu time again. Don’t wait until the letter arrives or you get the call, come along now and get your flu vaccine. The Nurses and HCA are to give the flu vaccines in the Lambourne Community Centre in Bournmoor on October 9th 9.30 to 12.00 We are going to ask Age Concern, SPF & Sunderland Carers to come along. Safe Places to say we are the first practice in Sunderland to become part of the Safe Place Scheme. Training was delivered by Sunderland People First. Sometimes people with learning disabilities can get worried or scared when they are out; this might be because of lots of things: Someone is hassling them Gangs making them feel scared They are lost They are confused about something They have lost money or bus pass or mobile or may have had them stolen These are just a few reasons. Here at Westbourne by being a safe place and displaying the logo, anyone who needs help knows they can come in and that the staff are fully trained to support them.
HOMEWORK Student Choice: Reading Log can be completed in the morning during STAR time, or in the afternoon for homework. Students will need to read for 20 minutes at home every day. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Test Activity Sheet -+
HOMEWORK Student Choice: Reading Log can be completed in the morning during STAR time, or in the afternoon for homework. Students will need to read for 20 minutes at home every day. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity -+
Title 1 Article 1 Please, Do not put this on 1st page Hornet Helpers 2014-2015 Title 2 Article 1 Si necesita este boletín traducido en su idioma, por favor póngase en contacto con la escuela @ 770-946-4345 Title 3 Article 1 Hampton Elementary Charter School PE Program As a part of your child’s P.E. program, Hampton Elementary Charter School is preparing to take part in the FITNESSGRAM physical fitness assessment. All students in grades K-5 will participate in this assessment during their scheduled physical education class. FITNESSGRAM was selected by the Georgia Department of Education because it measures only those areas of fitness related to the health of students. The areas of health related fitness include: cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength and endurance, flexibility and body composition. The following FITNESSGRAM fitness assessments will be used to measure the various areas of health-related fitness:
Programme of Events for 2014: DATE TIME EVENT CONTACT Tuesday 11th March 8.00pm Talk – Stoned Fruits Jim Arbury RHS Wisley Leigh Village Hall (aka Abbots Pass Hall) Penny Taneborne 01306 611515 Tuesday 13th May 8.00 pm Talk – Around the World in 80 Gardens Colin Jones Leigh Village Hall (aka Abbots Pass Hall Penny Taneborne 611515 Saturday 17th May 2pm Leigh Charity Plant Village Green (by Church) Charlotte Kinloch 01306 611198 W/end 21 /22 June 12.00pm – 5.00pm Little Mynthurst Farm Little Mynthurst Farm, Norwood Hill Mark Dobell 01403 260828 Saturday 26th July 12.00 Noon Marquee 2.15 pm Summer Flower Show Schedule will be distributed in April/May Recreation Ground Helen Taneborne 01306 611515 or any Committee Member Saturday 16th August Members only 2.30pm visit at the kind invitation of Mr & Mrs Christmas Gomers Cottage, Margaret Knight 248717 The Society is running a plant stall at the Leigh Charity Plant ; any types of plants (perennials, vegetables, flowers etc.) are most welcome. Please contact Charlotte Kinloch (611 198) Please make a note of these dates, as everyone is welcome to attend. Future events will be notified in due course, these will include visits to local gardens in the summer (gardens open only to members). Other Clubs & Events: Saturday 22nd February Garden Organics Seed Swap, Friends Meeting Horsham 10am – 2pm Wednesday 26th February Dorking – ‘The 2 hr a week Allotment’ by Peter Almond
US Tartan Home Inspections is owned and operated by Phil Thompkins. We are affiliated with The Ontario Association of Home Inspectors (OAHI) and are certified to perform home inspections per OAHI Standards of Practice. Tartan Home Inspections employs an industry leading and proven process to inspect all homes top to bottom. This ensures that nothing gets missed and our clients receive ALL of the information they require to purchase, sell or maintain their homes. Our Partners and Certifications We have partnered with the best in the business to help meet our clients’ expectations. This includes the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors, CarsonDunlop (Horizon Reporting software) and WETT.CA. 1/ Home Inspector Licensing Progress Update 2/ Closet Lighting versus Easy Bake Ovens… Hot! 3/ UFFI (Urea Formaldehyde) Is this still a concern? 4/ Deal Breakers What you need to know 5/ OAHI Conference 2018 Tartan Home Inspection Presentation In April 2017, the Ontario government passed legislation to regulate the home inspection industry and establish qualifications for home inspectors. The Home Inspection Act 2017 establishes minimum standards for home inspection contracts, home inspection reports, disclosures and the performance of home inspections. the new law, anyone performing a home inspection must be licensed and insured. A written contract with the homeowner must be signed, and a written report has to be delivered after the inspection. now, anyone with a flashlight and a business card could hold himself or herself out as a home inspector. Without any rules for training, competence, insurance or oversight, the field was truly the Wild West. HOLD YOUR HORSES!!! The ACT has passed Royal Assent but there will be more waiting while the Government of Ontario drafts implementation regulations. Licensing will likely be implemented sometime in 2019. More to come……. DID YOU KNOW……
Rest home care/subsidies We are often asked what planning is required to be able to successfully apply if full care is needed. For the full subsidy, the present rule is – the assets you can jointly own are: (a) your own home, jointly/personally (b) your car (c) up to $120,000 of investment funds. The Government support available is very valuable – for long term care. The present cost per year is $48,000 $52,000. Do not consider changing your home to a trust ownership – this prevents you being eligible for this subsidy. Gifts filed in the last ten years are added back to assets. are increasing numbers needing rest home care so plan early, obtain the best advice from us (and your Solicitor) to dispose of assets to your family. The ideal situation is to control these assets – but not be the owner. Public companies who are retirement village providers, are among the best shares to own for value increase in the last five years – due to demand, pricing, for their services. Review of your wills/property ownership When did you last review your will? Are you aware what changes to your asset ownership there will be when you decease? Is there any improvement to be made now to ownership of your assets for tax saving, inheritance, family future ownership? Are you aware of the GST position with your inclusive assets owned at your death? We have been successful in improving vastly clients’ wills, assets, often jointly with their Solicitor. If you would like our advice on any aspect, now is an ideal time before the real busy tax time starts in early April. We expect 2015 to be an exciting year, with many opportunities for property purchase, value increase, and business profits, assisted by low interest rates, and a lower NZ dollar value. WITHERS & CO LTD February 2015 Disclaimer This newsletter is of a general nature only and should not be used as a substitute for detailed professional advice.
Penrith Swimming Club Newsletter - FEBRUARY 2018 . Club Meeting Next Club Meeting will be held this coming Tuesday 13th February at 7pm in the Quarterdeck. Everyone welcome to have their input regarding the Club etc. Club AGM Will be held on Tuesday 13th March 2018 at 7.00pm in the Quarterdeck – again everyone welcome. Jamberoo Day Out:- Our Date of Saturday 7th April will be our JAMBEROO FUN DAY OUT. As we need to book Jamberoo this week, if you can just let Robyn know how many of your family at stage will be attending it would be appreciated – we don’t need final numbers just approximate. Attached is Jamberoo Form with all the details Presentation The Club will need to set the date for our Annual Presentation – If you have any suggestions of a date (Friday Night preferable) and theme for the night it would be appreciated. Our last swim night will be the 23 March and we need at least 3 weeks to organize trophies etc. School holidays – Friday 13th April – back to school Monday 30th April. That’s all folks, See ya round the pool – Leighton (Lick)
Knights of Columbus Our Lady of the Mountains Council 7575 Reverend Louis A. Soucey Assembly 2318 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 574, No. Conway, NH 03860 Web Page: November 2018 We apologize for not providing the October information in the October Newsletter. We are including that October information in this newsletter. Sorry for this error. October Message from our Grand Knight September 2018 was a very Successful month for Council 7575 WELCOME: Our newest member, Nate Johnston, took his DEGREE in September. CONGRATULATIONS NATE! We started off with the TOOTSIE ROLL DRIVE concluding on September 1st. Because of the members and their wives who volunteered at several different locations, we were able to raise a record setting amount this year! SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED. PARISH PICNIC – WHAT A HUGE SUCCESS! SPECIAL THANKS to Harold and Maryagnes Gillman for roasting the pig through the night for the next day’s church picnic. It was so DELICIOUS. THE OLM Church Picnic on September 30th had a wonderful turnout of parishioners. All who attended had a GOOD TIME. SPECIAL THANKS to Father Steve, the picnic committee and the Knights for all their hard work and preparation making this picnic a HUGE SUCCESS! November Events November 1st - All Saints – Holy Day of Obligation November 2nd- All Souls Day November 4th – Deceased Knights Remembrance (OLM after 10:30 Mass) November 5th - Next Meeting – Dinner at 5:30PM Business Meeting 6:30PM November 11th - Observed November 12th Veterans Day November 22nd - Thanksgiving Member Birthdays October November Bernie Gambino – Oct 3rd Steve Jocavino – Nov. 5th Stretch Madore – Oct. 3rd Reverend Nate Johnston – Nov. 6th Hiller – Oct. 8th Bob Kozacka – Nov. 8th Steve Lepine – Oct. 26th Morin – Nov. 16th
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test
Grand Knights Message “Recommitting Ourselves to Serve Others” Members and Officers Challenge Tom Robinson, Grand Knight Brother’s, as we enter the New Year I am challenging each of you to recruit one member before our first degree on Monday, February 16th. There are several new membership rewards given by the state and supreme. The Knight in Shining Armor Pin is an example from the state. Gentlemen the time is yours to make a difference. You control the destiny of our Council. Our council through a little hard effort and determination can make it. I know it. Think outside the box, be for anything, and no matter what make it personal. Everyone joins for a reason; We just need to find theirs. Vivat Jesus Additionally the Food Bank provides complete holiday dinners. In April 2006 the KOC started the Food Collection program at Safeway and have; as of December, 2014, collected 50,000 food items (which relates to approximately 49,000 pounds of food) and over $7,000 in cash donations. Safeway customers can conveniently ‘Shop-n-Drop’ their donations in the food chart located at the front of the store by the check-out stations. Since the Middletown Food Bank is only opened for 2 hours on Wednesdays and 3 hours on Saturdays, the permanent collection container at Safeway provides a convenient way for people to help needed families in the Middletown area. Safeway has been very supportive of the Program and is the key component of the Program. In late 2008 a small cash donation box was added to the Collection container at Safeway which averages close to $100 per month. The cash helps the Food Bank purchase holiday meals ($15-$25 provides a complete holiday meal for a family) and other needed items such as paper products, soaps, etc. This holiday season Safeway has pre- package food in a brown bag which customers can purchase as they check out for $10 a bag. The presence of the permanent collection container at the local Safeway has expanded beyond just Safeway customers, with other local citizens dropping off contributions purchased at other stores or provided directly from their pantry.
Holidays or Holy Days DVD – by Mark Manfredine. $7.00 Who Are and Israel? DVD – by G. Otterstrom (p 8) $7.00 In the Box DVD– by Gerald Otterstrom $7.00 Why Did They Drive Nails in Christ’s Feet? DVD – by C. Morton $7.00 Keys to Living Like You’ve Been Saved DVD – by Mark & Shauna Manfredine (not the workshop) $7.00 LIGHTED WAY MINISTRIES T-SHIRTS Kicking the Devil Out of Your Garden DVD – by Charles Morton $7.00 Lighted Way T-Shirt – child – size 6-8 $11.00 Kitchen Medicines DVD Set– by Marci Lee $14.00 Lighted Way T-Shirt – adult small $15.00 Music Speaks DVD – by Trevor Hernandez. $7.00 Lighted Way T-Shirt – adult medium $15.00 Preparing for the Last Days Series (8 DVDs) by Elder Mark Maccarone. $48.00 Lighted Way T-Shirt – adult large $15.00 Prescription For Victory DVD Set – by Mark Maccarone $48.00 Lighted Way T-Shirt – adult $18.00 Promises for Statute Keepers DVD– by Lou Davis $7.00 Questions / Comments Prophetic Patterns DVD – by Mark Manfredine $7.00 Revival of Primitive Godliness DVD– by Lou Davis. $7.00 Statutes for the Remnant DVD Set – by Danette Davis $48.00 Submission in Suffering DVD – by Christopher Manfredine $7.00 Testimony of the Moon DVD Set – by Shauna Manfredine $42.00
Do you know an adult in Peel that is interested in improving their English language skills for work, study or daily life? The Peel District School Board offers Adult ESL courses at three locations in Brampton and Mississauga. Winter courses begin February 2, 2015. To learn more or to register, call 905-270-6000. Registration is ongoing and continues after courses have started. Bramalea​ Adult Education Centre 25 Kings Cross Road, Unit 3 Brampton Adult Education Centre #300 - 7700 Hurontario Street Mississauga Adult Education Centre 100 Elm Drive West, Room 117 To learn more, visit . Twitter: @PDSBLea PLEASE SCROLL DOWN!
“I Was Hungry Sunday” – March 11 Food offerings for Yokefellow will be collected during worship. Peanut Butter and Crackers March Birthdays March 3 – Larry Kessler March 7 – Debbie Shortt 18 – Jan Atkins January 2018 Financial Statement Giving $5.032.75 and Expenses $3,510.06 Dates to Remember in March 2018 EACH TUESDAY – Truck Ministry (4:00 pm – prepare meals and 5:30 pm – distribute them) March 1 – Community Outreach Committee Meeting at 2:30 pm March 4 – “Meet and Greet” our Pastoral Candidate Potluck Meal after Worship March 11 – Daylight Saving Time Begins “I Was Hungry Sunday” Called Congregational Meeting after Worship March 15 – Council Meeting at 6:30 pm March 17 – Clean-up Day at 9:00 am (March 24 – rain date) March 25 – Palm/Passion Sunday March 29 – Maundy Thursday Service at 7:00 pm March 30 – Good Friday Service at 7:00 pm Dates to Remember in April 2018 April 1 – Easter Sunrise Service at 7:00 am Potluck Breakfast after Worship
Ms. Tuttle 1st Grade News March 27-31, 2017 Monday Day 1 PE Tuesday Day 2 Computer Wednesday Day 3 PE Thursday Day 4 Music Friday Day 5 Art 1 2 Day 3 3 Day 4 6 Day 5 7 Day 1 8 Day 2 9 Day 3 10 Day 4 13 Day 5 14 Day 1 15 Day 2 16 PTA 6pm 17 Day 4 20 Day 5 21 Day 1 22 Day 2 23 Day 3 24 Day 4 27 Day 5 28 Day 1 29 Day 2 30 Day 3 31 Day 4
HOMEWORK Student Choice: Reading Log can be completed in the morning during STAR time, or in the afternoon for homework. Students will need to read for 20 minutes at home every day. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet -+
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 27 Easter Sunday HAPPY EASTER 28 Easter Monday (No School) 29 Pizza Day 30 31 11:00 a.m. Holy Thursday Liturgy Lunch Lady 1 Pita Pit Lunch Girls/ Boys Basketball Tournament 2 3 4 5 Day 1 Concert St. John Paul II Day Toastmasters Graduation 11:45 6 7 Lunch Lady 8 P.A. Day (No School) 9 10 11 Pizza Day School Council 6:30 p.m. Immunization Gr. 7&8 Hockey Tournament Gr. 7&8 12 Humane Society to visit FDK 13 14 Lunch Lady Gr. 2 Retreat- St. Matthews 9:30-12:00 15 Pita Pit Lunch Gr. 2 Retreat- St. Matthews 9:30-12:00 16 First Holy Communion 10:30am and 2:00 p.m. 17 18 Pizza Day 19Rosary Apostolate First Communion Tea 2:15pm Gym 7:00pm C.A.P.P for kids Gary Allan School Burlington Humane Society Visit Gr. 2 Gr. 4 - FSL Trip Gregg LeRock Concert 20 Cyber Safety R.S.V.P. Cutoff Junior Girls indoor Soccer Tourney Gr. 4 Trip to the ROM 21 Lunch Lady Invention Convention (Notre Dame) Gr. 8 FDK Trip to Aquarium 9:00 a.m. 22 PA Day (No School) 23
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Ms. Tuttle 1st Grade News November 7-10, 2016 Monday Day 1 PE Tuesday Day 2 Computer Wed Day 3 PE Thursday Day 4 Music Friday Day 5 Art 31 Day 4 1 Day 5 2 Day 1 3 Day 2 4 Day 3 7 Day 4 8 Day 5 9 Day 1 10 Day 2 11 Veterans’ Day 14 Day 3 15 Day 4 16 Day 5 17 PTA 6pm 18 Day 2 29 Day 3 30 Day 4 1 Day 5 2 Day 1 3 Day 2
Additional Vocabulary words may be added to the vocabulary list. Students are to write down or take home notes to study for quizzes or classroom assessments. Quiz December 3, 2015 (1-15) Force- A push or pull that causes an object to move, stop, or change direction Friction- a force that works against motion Energy- What is needed to do or cause change Thermal energy- Energy that can be measured by a thermometer 6. Mechanical energy- Energy produced by a machine or moving part 7. Potential energy- Energy that is stored in a system or object 8. Kinetic energy- Energy of motion 9. Gravity-the force that causes attraction between objects that have mass 11. Direction- A straight path that an object can move along 12. Motion- The change in an object's position with respect to time and in comparison with the position of other objects used as reference points 13. Speed- The rate of change of position (or distance traveled) with respect to time; units in which speed is measured are expressed as distance per time (example: meters per second) 14. Acceleration-increasing in speed 15. Position- Refers to an object remaining in the same spot relative to another object Quiz December 13, 2015 (16-28) transfer- Change of energy from one form to another Electricity-a form of energy produced inside particles of matter Light-a form of energy that travels in waves and can move through empty space Mechanical energy that travels as waves through the air or water and vibrates the ear drum upon contact or Vibration-to move back and forth circuit-the electric current is topped by a break, insulator or open switch circuit-a complete path of conductors that an electric current can flow through of energy-where the energy comes from or Magnetism-a description of substances attracted to magnetic force properties-a characteristic of matter that can be observed or measured without changing the matter itself Coming up in January 2016 Chemical Changes-A change that alters the identity of a substance resulting in a new substance or substances with different properties Chemical Property-A characteristic that can only be observed or measured when atoms of matter rearrange during a chemical change.
The Converse Connection 2018 Dear Parents, Happy March! I enjoyed seeing so many of the children last week at STEAM Night. It was a busy night, with lots of fun activities to participate in. I would like to welcome our new classmate, Oskar Doerflein, to our class. The children have done an awesome job welcoming Oskar, showing him our class routines and the layout of Parkdale. The next several weeks will prove to be very busy with celebrations! During March, we will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, welcome Spring and enjoy Easter activities. Listening and Learning – In our next domain, students will be introduced to the solar system – our home in space. They will learn that Earth, the planet on which we live, is just one of many different celestial bodies within the solar system. They will learn how the sun, the stars, the moon and the other planets relate to the earth (given its position is space). In the early read-alouds, students will learn that the sun is a giant star as well as a source of light, heat and energy for the earth. They will also learn about the earth’s orbit around the sun, and how the earth’s own rotation on its axis leads to the phenomenon of day and night. Part of this domain is focused on the history of space exploration and the missions to the moon. Students will learn about NASA, the Space Race, the Apollo missions and what it takes to be an astronaut. Students will receive an introduction to the basics of astronomy in this domain, and this foundation will be upon when students study the solar system in much greater depth in third grade. Social Studies & Science – Our next unit of study in SS will be Symbols of the United States of America. In science, we will explore deeper into Astronomy (Listening and Learning) and Space. We will more about the planets in our solar system along with what it takes to become an astronaut.
HOMEWORK Student Choice: Reading Log can be completed in the morning during STAR time, or in the afternoon for homework. Students will need to read for 20 minutes at home every day. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet
HOMEWORK Student Choice: Reading Log can be completed in the morning during STAR time, or in the afternoon for homework. Students will need to read for 20 minutes at home every day. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet homework Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity homework Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet homework Parent-Teacher Conference Day Students Early
HOMEWORK Student Choice: Reading Log can be completed in the morning during STAR time, or in the afternoon for homework. Students will need to read for 20 minutes at home day. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Activity Sheet Reading: Read 20 minutes Reading Log/ Parent Signature Math: Timed Test Activity -+
Message from Principal Milliner-Williams Hello, Pirates, the 2017-18 school year is moving very fast. We are almost at the end of the first 9 weeks. Continue to WORK, WORK, WORK. Parker P.R.I.D.E. P-Prepared R-Respectful and Responsible I-Always show Integrity D-Determined E-Engaged News from Parker Pirates The J.W. Parker Middle School I” Open House is on October 17, 2017 from 3:30 – 6:00 pm. This is an opportunity for parents to meet with administrators and teachers to learn about what is going on in your child/s learning environment. The schedule for Greet and Meet with Principal Milliner-Williams will be in the Media Center during the following times… 6th grade – 3:30 pm 7th grade – 4:00 pm 8th grade – 4:30 pm Dinner at 5:00 pm in Cafeteria. More from Parker Pirates October and November Special Dates – Explore the History Online Columbus Day/Explorers Day – Oct. 9 Upcoming Events * October 11th – Volley Ball & Soccer– Phillips vs. Parker – 4:00 pm * October 12th – Football – Edwards vs. Parker – 4:00 pm * October 16th – Volleyball & Soccer – Parker at Edwards vs Parker – 4:00 pm *October 17th - Title 1 Open House – Parker Middle School – 3:30-6:00pm * October 18th – Volleyball – RMM vs Parker – 4:00 pm * October 19th – Football – Parker at RMM – 4:00 pm * October 20th – I-Moms – Parker Media Center – 7:00-7:50 am * October 23rd – Volleyball & Soccer – Parker at Red Oak – 4:00 pm * October 26th – Football – Red Oak at Parker – 4:00 pm * October 27th – All Pro Dads – Parker Center – 7:00-7:50 am Upcoming Events – Cont. * October 24, 31, November 7, 14, & 21 – Parenting Partners – Media Center – am * November 2nd – Football – TBD *November 7th – Report Card Night – Star City – 6:00-8:00 pm
History.com/Exploration http://www.history.com/topics/exploration Halloween – Oct. 31 History.com/History of Halloween All Soul’s Day – Nov. 2 Catholic.org/All Souls Day Daylight Saving Time Ends– Nov. 5 Daylight Saving-Origin Veteran’s Day – Nov. 11 History.com-Veteran’s Day Thanksgiving Day – Nov. 23 History.com-Thanksgiving http://www.history.com/topics/thanksgiving * November 9th – Pride Academy Graduation – Parker Media Center – 12:00 pm *November 21st - All Pro Dads/I-Moms Thanksgiving Luncheon – Gym – 11-12:30 pm *November 27th - Pride Academy 2nd Session – Room 414 – 9:30 am * November 28th – Parenting Partners Graduation – Parker Media Center – 5:00pm Figure