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ACTIVITY SHEET October 29, 2018 – November 4, 2018 MON – 29 Adult Community Swim – pool – 6:15-7:30 a.m. Basketball open gym – H. S. gym – 6:15-7:30 Red Cross Blood Drive – H. S. gym – 7:30-3:00 E4T meeting – H. S. library – 3:00-5:00 Middle School Drama Club – M. S. cafeteria - 3:00-5:00 WRC Flipped Classroom Workshop - M. S. library – 3:30-4:00 Basketball open gym – H. S. gym – 3:30-5:00 MW Swim Club – pool – 5:30-8:00 Wrestling open mat – M. S. wrestling room – 6:00-7:45 High School Drama Club – auditorium – 6:00-9:00 TUE – 30 Coffee Hour – M. S. cafeteria – 7:30 a.m. Girls’ Basketball open gym – H. S. gym – 3:00-4:15 50th Anniversary Committee meeting – board room – 3:30-4:30 Wrestling open mat – M. S. wrestling room – 6:00-7:45 High School Drama Club – auditorium – 6:00-9:00 WED – 31 Halloween Adult Community Swim – pool – 6:15-7:30 a.m. Basketball open gym – H. S. gym – 6:15-7:30 Basketball open gym – H. S. gym – 3:30-5:00 Girls’ Varsity Swim Team Dinner – H. S. cafeteria – 5:15-6:30 Wrestling open mat – M. S. wrestling room – 6:00-7:45 High School Drama Club – auditorium – 6:00-9:00 THUR – 1 Half Day – K-5 ECO Parent/Teacher Conferences – ECO rooms – 12:00-8:00 p.m. Middle School Drama Club – M. S. cafeteria – 3:00-5:00 Modified Basketball practice – M. S. gym – 3:15-5:30 Varsity Football Banquet – H. S. gym – 4:30-8:00
Tapping into God’s Spirit within us, we can discover the courage to stand up to whatever Pharaohs we encounter. We need not wait for justice, it is a river running deep within us. NOTES William Sloane Coffin Peter L. Steinke, “Fear Factor,” The Christian Century, February 20, 2007.
1 Burgers Veggies (lettuce, tomato, pickle, etc) Chips Melon 2 Loaded veggie pizza Cheesy bread stix Mandarin oranges 3 Salmon steaks With greens Rice Grapes 4 Oriental Stir Fry Egg Roll mandarin Oranges 5 Roasted turkey Roasted veggie & potato’s stuffing Cranberry Sauce 8 Toasted cheese & tomato Soup Melon or kiwi 9 Grandma’s Veggie chili Rice Berries 10 Moose Stew With potato’s Carrots Dinner Roll 11 Spaghetti With meat sauce Carrotini Mandarin Oranges 12 Corned Beef Cabbage Boiled Potato Grapes 15 Hot Dogs Hummus Chips Melon 16 Pancakes Eggs Hash Browns Berries 17 Creamed Salmon over rice Peas Pilot bread Mandarin oranges 18 Cheesy sausage, broccoli quinoa casserole Dinner Roll Jello & fruit 19 Meatloaf Mashed tater Cranberry sauce 22 Meatball sub on a hoagie Mandarin 23 Bean & cheese Enchilada Salad cups 24 Moose with peppers & onions Roasted baby reds 25 Fish Taco with coleslaw 26 Brunch 29 Chicken Nuggets Sweet tater fries 30 Taco & Salad cups 31 Eyeball Pot Pies with creepy crawly pasta Menu subject to change due to availability 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
Members present at the meeting are in bold Principal: Paul Goricki Assistant Principal: Kenneth Goodwin Assistant Principal: Angela Rodgers Chair: Ewa Kolk Co-chair: Kelly Hoessler District Liaison: Susan Minshall Secretary: Diane Lloyd Title 1 teacher: Joanne Marziani Teacher: Teacher: Lori Burchfield Non- instruction: Parent: M.J. Torcar Parent: Desiray Millar Parent: Barbara Haynes Parent: Brent Bechtold Parent: Elizabeth Beute Parent: Community Representative: Headstart representative:
WLBC – Planning applications F Burscough PC copy letter WLBC – Planning decisions Community Cinema Pauline Bricknell _ civic reading F to EP Moon Fruit – ref web page Chapel Gallery events F Newburgh PC – Query ref bank closures LCC – Minerals & Waste plan review F United Utilities – WW1 Memorial WLBC – Remembrance Sunday information F LCC – Coarse Lane closure F WLBC – On line help F WLBC – Reminder Ref: pecuniary interests F Yates playgrounds WLBC – Planning applications WLBC – Agendas WLBC – Recycling information F WLBC –Mayoral engagements Third Sector Commissioning conference Chapel Gallery events F WLBC – Free tree scheme F Children in care conference information LALC agenda – meeting 18th October 18 WLBC – Planning applications Whitehill – confirming bench delivery F to EP CPRE Newsletter WLBC – Parish clerks meeting update local plan F A Brody Upholland PC – query ref local plan WL CVS – Safe Teens programme information Police – scam alert tax evasion WLBC Cabinet agenda WLBC planning agenda WLBC – Planning decisions F WLBC – Road closure order for Remembrance Sunday S Walsh – ref: Runnel Brow bridge WLBC – Delegated decisions F Burscough PC – copy K Iddon letter Whitehill Direct – Invoice for new seats Plantscape catalogue Police – alert WLBC – Agendas NALC – Newsletter WLBC – Planning agenda Community Cinemas WLBC – Planning decisions F LCC –Bus service changes Chapel Gallery events F NALC – Spring conference information WLBC – Celebrate Prince Charles birthday with Mayor (14/11/18) OPSTA Newsletter
Police – officers attached for remembrance Sunday 62. ACCOUNTS FOR PAYMENT The following accounts were passed for payment 1. Mrs I M O’Donnell (clerk salary/exes) £266.58 2. Ormskirk Scouts (hall hire) £20.00 3 Whitehill Direct (new seats) £ 381.60 4. Hardscape Ltd (WW1 MEMORIAL) £3067.20 (Hardscape Ltd above was a proforma invoice so Chairman’s action was taken to pay in advance of the meeting. The council approval was confirmed at the meeting on 22nd October 18). 63. PARISH MATTERS Councillor Mrs Baker spoke about the gullies on Hall Lane which the clerk had already reported and the signs on Briars Lane were still loose. IMOD Councillor Mrs Shaw spoke on the mud on roads and the ongoing issues discussed in the tracking log. Councillor Webster spoke about overhanging trees on Flax Lane. Clerk to report IMOD 64. PLANNING APPLICATIONS The following comments were sent to WLBC: 2018/0943/LBC – Listed building consent – extension of lock chamber ladder on the tow path side. Replacement of bottom gates – Canal Lock 50m north of Runnel Brow Bridge. “No objections” 2018/0952/PNP – consideration of details for Prior approval – agricultural storage Meadows Farm Wanes Blades Road. “No objections” Date of the next meeting 26th November 2018 at 7.30pm DECEMBER MEETING TO BE TUESDAY 18TH DECEMBER 18 The meeting closed at 9.15pm Signed .................................………………………….......……………………..Chairman
Mark Swartz: And, have you also provided the Escrow Agent and the Board with the mailing address for those people and companies? Anita Duty: Yes. Mark Swartz: And, when the Escrow makes the payment, if the Board approves this application, the Escrow Agent should use the percentage stated in the second column from the right. Correct? Anita Duty: Yes. Mark Swartz: Multiply that times the balance on hand in the escrow account? Anita Duty: Yes. Mark Swartz: And, that will generate the appropriate dollar amount to be sent to each person or company? Anita Duty: It will. Mark Swartz: Okay. At the bottom of the second page, you've identified the contributing well? Anita Duty: T36 Mark Swartz: Right. Then, we've got a revised Exhibit E, which would be the new list of people requiring escrow. Anita Duty: Yes. Mark Swartz: And, you've also provided, I'm assuming, an Exhibit EE, which would be the payments going forward? Anita Duty: Yes. Mark Swartz: Then, we have an Exhibit J, which is your attempt to reconcile deposits and payments. Correct? Anita Duty: Yes. Mark Swartz: And, on Exhibit J, did you, as a step, attempt to identify all royalty payments that the operator made into the escrow account? Anita Duty: Yes. Mark Swartz: And, then, did you look for a corresponding deposit? Anita Duty: We did.
October 15-19 What can we learn about wild animals by watching them? Nightly Homework Practice spelling & sight words Read 10-20 minutes Check/Sign Planners & Folders Spelling Words -crust -bump -jump -must -just -dust -trust -dusk -hunt -lump -many -into Enrichment words: -uncle -summer -funny -study -bunch Sight Words -home -into -many -them Vocabulary Math: -count on -doubles -doubles minus one -doubles plus one -make a ten Science -motion -speed -straight line -zigzag -push -pull -force -gravity -back-and-forth This Week’s Skills/Themes Phonics: /u/; final consonant blends Comprehension: Cause and Effect Language: Exclamatory Sentences Writing: Brief Compositions Math: Addition Strategies Science: Motion *Spirit Day Friday, wear Heathrow shirt October 15-19 What can we learn about wild animals by watching them? Nightly Homework Practice spelling & sight words Read 10-20 minutes Check/Sign Planners & Folders Spelling Words -crust -bump -jump -must -just -dust -trust -dusk -hunt -lump -many -into Enrichment words: -uncle -summer -funny -study -bunch Words -home -into -many -them Vocabulary Math: -count on -doubles -doubles minus one -doubles plus one -make a ten Science -motion -speed -straight line -zigzag -push -pull -gravity This Week’s Skills/Themes Phonics: /u/; final consonant blends Comprehension: Cause and Effect Language: Exclamatory Sentences Writing: Brief Compositions Math: Addition Strategies Science: Motion *Spirit Day Friday, wear Heathrow shirt
Reasoning Test 11.00am – 11.25am INTERVAL (New entrants will have Year 9/12 “buddies” with them) 11.2am – 1.25pm Second testing period covering English and Maths 1.25pm – 2.20pm LUNCH Games & activities will be offered by senior physical education students at both interval and lunch time (please appropriate footwear). 2.20pm - 3.00pm Orienteering with Year 9/12 students (to help new entrants find way round school). 3.00pm – Return to HALL for e Portfolio information and farewell. General Information Please ask students to make sure they have a snack for interval as lunch is quite late. Please ensure all students have blue/black pen for the testing. Students DO NOT sit in the big Hall. All students will be in classrooms for orientation sessions and testing. There is a survey re sports/cultural/leadership involvement Names of students with reader/writers will be notified. Please tell these students that they will be doing the tests separately from their classmates. BUS times can be sourced from the school website.
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A second question asked which days would you like the conference to run. Monday-Wednesday received 40%, Wednesday-Friday received 39%, Tuesday –Thursday received 18%, and other received 1% of votes. Old Business Neal provided an update on the trails website. The search by features is functional, but not all the trails are on the site yet. The site is very user-friendly. Best Practices for Out of School Time Providers group understood our decision not to support their guidelines at this time. Jim will continue to research what other states have done. Golf Tournament will be held on October 27, 2016. So far we have 47 hole sponsors, 5 tent sponsors, and 11 teams. Please secure sponsors; forms are on the SCRPA website. New Business Reviewed contracts for 2018 conference. Columbia and Greenville submitted the best two bids. A motion to enter in contract with Greenville Hyatt for was made, seconded, and passed unanimously. TJ reviewed the Committee Vice Chair and District Application. It will create a database of those who would like to serve and the application requires their manager’s signature. All applications will funnel through Jim and Melissa. Eric proposed a link on the SCRPA website as a means of distribution for the application; Jim will research options for this. Board Retreat will be held at Pleasant Ridge Camp and Retreat Center in Greenville, SC on November 30-December 1. Adjournment Respectfully Submitted by: Amy Evans, Secretary
Prabhu Gnanam gave an update on ERCOT’s Independent Review of the South Plains Project. Q: (Jeff Muir, Macquarie Capital): On slide 6, is this saying that the 14% is going to be viewed as the annual production cost savings or are we at the 14.9%? A: (Prabhu Gnanam, ERCOT): We are at 14% when we make the decision. Generation Observations Jeff Billo shared general observations from the past six months. Q: On slide 2, any sense of how many of these requests are duplicates? A: (Prabhu Gnanam, ERCOT): We do not have that information, however there are developers that send in multiple requests on the same day. Q: We have seen a couple projects related to wind where existing wind developers have added storage capabilities at their wind facilities. Have we seen any interconnection applications that would be a solar plus batteries? A: (Jeff Billo, ERCOT): We cannot disclose that information. Wind Turbine Technology Improvements Swaraj Jammalamadaka from APEX Clean Energy presented on wind turbine technology evolution, performance trends, and power curves and capacity factor improvements. Q: (Clayton Greer, Morgan Stanley): Were you going to try and factor in a bluff effect? A: (Swaraj Jammalamadaka, APEX Clean Energy): I do not think that is a correction representation of performance over a year, because that would show extreme variations.
In Re: Broadband Initiative Update Report Mr. Pope addressed the of Supervisors and reported the following: VATI Grant Update The DHCD grant funds have been remitted to the County. Telpage has ordered all necessary equipment to implement the project. Once the equipment is delivered, installation of the equipment will begin. The project will be complete in December. 2018 VATI Grant Cycle DHCD has $1 million in grant funds available for the 2018 grant cycle to implement broadband deployment in partnership with private service providers across the Commonwealth. The funds can be used for providing financial assistance to supplement construction costs by private sector broadband service providers to extend service to areas that presently are un-served by any broadband providers. Staff consulted with Telpage and Comcast to see if either or both companies were interested in being a co-applicant with the County in an effort to extend their respective service areas. Comcast did not want to submit an application during this grant cycle. Staff has scheduled a meeting in November with Comcast in an effort to develop a strategy for extending the Comcast service area to areas throughout the County that are currently unserved by Comcast. is working with Telpage to submit an application for the “Jackson Field Home Area” of the County. The advertisement for the mandatory 30-day public comment period has been submitted to the newspaper. Once the comment period is over the application will be submitted to DHCD. 2018 Virginia Tobacco Region Revitalization Commission--Broadband Grant The VTRRC has grant funds available for “last mile” broadband extensions. Staff has been contacted by Mecklenburg Electric Cooperative to discuss the possibility of submitting a joint application to VTRRC that would allow broadband service to be extended throughout MEC’s service area within the County. Staff is awaiting MEC to schedule a kick off meeting. ---------- In Re: Resolution #18-40 - A Resolution Requesting the Virginia Department of Transportation to Include Certain Segments of Route 620 (Radium Road) and Route 607 (Brunswick Road) Into the Secondary System of State Highways and to Abandon Certain Formerly Used Segments Mr. Pope addressed the Board of Supervisors stating the following resolution was requesting the Virginia Department of Transportation to include Radium and Brunswick Road into the Secondary System of State Highways and to abandon former segments of Radium and
1 Tuition Due 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Columbus Day Observed No School 15 16 Advanced Ed Visit 17 Advanced ED Visit 18 Faculty In-service No School 19 PSAT Testing 9:00 am- noon 20 21 22 23 School Pictures 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
October Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Letters: S/T/U Numbers: 2/3/12/13/22/23 Color: Red Shape: Square 1 2 Show and Tell Pet 3 4 5 6 Sock Day 7 Spanish 8 5 Senses (bring something to guess which sense) 9 Show and Tell S 10 11 12 13 14 Spanish 15 Texas Day (wear something Texas) 16 Show and Tell T 17 18 19 20 Wear Red 21 Spanish 22 23 Show and tell U 24 25 26 Assessment Week 27 28 Spanish 29 30 Halloween Celebration 31 Halloween
Update on the process to appoint next Bishop of Sheffield When the Rt Revd Dr Steven Croft was announced as the next Bishop of Oxford earlier this year, the process to appoint his successor started immediately. During September, hundreds of local people have took the opportunity to give their thoughts on what skills and qualities they would like to see in a new Bishop of Sheffield. From 6-9 September, two Appointments Secretaries visited the Sheffield Diocese. They each represent the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and the Prime Minister’s Office. This will actually be the first bishop that the current Prime Minister, Theresa May appoints. The Secretaries conducted over 110 interviews (a new record for the Appointment Secretaries). These interviews took place with clergy, councillors, civic leaders, other faith groups, the media, sporting groups, charities and youth groups and many more. An open consultation was also held in Sheffield Cathedral. The process is long, (fairly) complex but also very interesting. When Bishop Steven announced he would be leaving his post it created a ‘Vacancy in the See of Sheffield’. Therefore, at this point, a ‘Vacancy in See Committee’ is called into action. The Vacancy in See Committee (25 members) first met in June 2016. It has been chaired by the Rt Revd Peter Burrows, Bishop of Doncaster, who also acts as the Bishop of Sheffield during this time. At this meeting, they nominated several people to be on the Statement of Needs working group. The Statement of Needs is a document that acts a detailed profile of the Diocese. This gives those appointing the new Bishop, as well as potential candidates, a chance to see what abilities and talents may be needed to lead our Diocese. a good consultation response, two drafting group meetings, endless proofreads and trawling thousands of Diocesan photographs, the Statement of Needs was completed on schedule. Hot off the press, this can now be shared! It is available to download from - www.sheffield.anglican.org/news As well as producing the Statement, since that first meeting in June three more Committee meetings have taken place. At the final meeting of the committee, on 5 September, members nominated and then voted for the individuals they want to represent the Diocese in the next stage of the process on the Crown Nominations Commission (CNC). The six elected members are: the Rt Revd Peter Burrows, the Revd Canon Geoffrey Harbord, Ann Brown, Shaun Clarkson, Mark Russell and the Revd Canon Ian Smith.
Board of Limited Jurisdiction Meeting Please read: CSM Binder Please bring: Your Calendars Opening Prayer: Roll Call and Review of Minutes: Topics for Decision/Discussion: Clearly written information) Presenter Time allotted Meeting Times Mary/Pat/Jennifer 5 min Proposed Changes to Bylaws Mary/Pat/Jennifer 5 min Strategic Plan Update & Tentative Pre-Planning Meeting 12/7/16 Dr. McKenna 5-10 min Topics for Reporting Only: (Please be brief—provide written information as necessary) Presenter Time allotted Building and Grounds Tim Marketing and Enrollment Erin Policy and Planning Jennifer / Pat Development Katherine Finance Gene / Mary Board Recruitment/Membership All Mission Effectiveness Erin PASS Kristine Principal’s Report Dr. McKenna 30, 2016 5:30 SHPS November 14, 2016 at 5:30 pm Next Executive Committee Meeting Committee Reports due to Jennifer, November 10, 2016 Topics for Next Agenda: 5 min. Presenter 1. Dates of Importance 2. Item
SJN STUDENT COUNCIL Agenda & Meeting Minutes DATE: ATTENDANCE: Mrs. Wach Jordelle Beja Maddie Sikorski 4A: Amber Diaz 4A: Kiko 4B: Diaz 4B: 5A: Nadia 5A: 6A: Ava S 6A: Jacob Trejo 6B: 6B: 7A: Lam 7A: Emma Sullivan 8A: Chase Burke 8B: Ezana Gebremeskel 8B: Betania Kissahun SUBJECT: October Monthly Meeting _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
9 Jana Postma David & Kimmi Vu Lagerwey (2004) 10 Andrea Brown David Lagerwey 11 Dawn Cornell Don Van Stee 12 Jack Stegink Eric Straatsma 14 Allison Hollemans 15 AJ Heyboer Pauline Hoolsema Jeanette Vander Meer Jerry & Jan Van Veen (1977) 16 Hannah Segaar-King 18 Dennis & Karen Vander Meer (1974) 22 Essence Shields 24 Edna Venlet 25 Matt Postma Dan Rietberg 26 Bruce Engbers 28 Dave De Windt 31 John Vanden Berg
October 2016 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 GO Week 10 am: Lord’s Supper, Offerings: Missions & SECOM 11:30 am: Welcome Lunch 3 4 5 9:30 am: Women’s Bible Study 7:30 pm: 6 7 pm: Council 7 8 7 pm: Pinochle 9 GO Week 11:30 am: Missions Lunch 10 11 12 9:30 am: Women’s Bible Study 7:30 pm: Choir 13 6:30 pm: Bakers & Boys Club 14 15 16 11:30 am: Welcome Lunch 17 18 19 9:30 am: Women’s Bible Study 7 pm: Adams Park Game Night-Group 4 7:30 pm: 20 6:30 pm: Bakers & Boys Club 7 pm: Admin 21 22 23 11:30 am: Welcome Lunch 24 25 26 9:30 am: Women’s Bible Study 7:30 pm: Choir 27 6:30 pm: Bakers & Boys Club 28 29
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 1953 – Jackie (Brown) Kenny 1954 – Betsy (Neff) Cote 1955 – Volunteer Requested 1956 – Edie (Williams) Wingate 1957 – Shirley (Huff) Dulski 1958 – Pat (Terpening) Owen 1959 – John “Mike” Hall 1960 – Ren Briggs 1961 – (Schley) Slepetz 1962 – Dona (Hale) Ritchie ROSTER CHANGES From: Pat Terpening (58) Owen _________________________________________________________________
OCTOBER 2016 FREE WORKSHOPS 44 Industrial Way, Suite B Lebanon, OR 97355 PH: (541) 259-5787 This is an equal opportunity program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 3 4 5 1:30 – 2:00 pm WorkSource Orientation 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 8:00 am – 12 Noon National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) Exam MUST BE REGISTERED BY 2:00 P.M. THE DAY BEFORE 17 18 1:30 – 3:30 pm Identifying Essential Workplace Skills 3:30 – 4:30 pm Training Opportunities 19 1:30 – 2:00 pm WorkSource Orientation 20 1:30 – 3:30 pm Applications & Internet Job Search 3:30 -4:30 pm Professional Networking for your success 21 24 25 1:30 – 4:30 pm Resumes & Cover Letters *please bring flash drive 26 1:30 – 2:00 pm WorkSource Orientation 27 1:30 – 4:30 pm Interviewing 28 31 WorkSource Oregon Job Search Workshops at No Cost to You Locations: Albany & Lebanon Required to Attend: You must be Fully Registered in iMatchSkills.
ST. JAMES IS NOW ON AMAZON SMILE For those of us who shop at Amazon Prime, there is an opportunity for us to earn donations to St. James. We are now all signed up!! Log on to smile.amazon.com and you’ll find the exact same prices as you normally expect. Not all products are eligible, but many are. We receive 0.5% per item, not including tax and other separate charges. There is instructions on the top left side for choosing your charity. You must type in St. James United Methodist Church, East Troy, WI. Once chosen, all eligible orders automatically go through your charity choice. You continue to use your current Amazon account. You cannot receive a tax deduction for your donations. you! Joyce Reed FRANKS PIGGLY WIGGLY SHOPPERS We received a total of $134.27 from the 2nd quarter ending June 30, 2016. We receive one cent for every dollar you spend, minus tax, liquor or postage. The 4th quarter will end December 31st. Please continue to bring your receipts to the church kitchen and place them in the container drawer by the microwave. NO late past due receipts can be used. United Methodist Women & Circle of Hope ****************************************** PRESCHOOL TEACHER FOR NOAH’S ARK NEEDED Do you love children? Do you love working with children and making a difference in their lives? Noah’s Ark has the perfect opportunity for you! Our Day Care Director, Jenny is looking for people who have the qualifications to be a lead teacher in the PRESCHOOL room. If you know of anyone who has experience and loves to work with children, please contact Jenny at 642-4046. Thank you.
VARSITY/jv FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ◄ October 2016 ► Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 2:35 Team Lift 4:15 Practice 4 2:40 O/D Mtg 3:15 Practice 5 6:45am Team Lift 2:40 O/D Mtg 3:15 Practice 6 2:45 O/D Video mtg 3:15 Practice 4:45 Team meal 7 5pm O/D Mtg 5:30 Bus departs 7pm at Coon Rapids 8 8am O/D Mtg 9am JV mtg 9:15am Bus Departs 10am JV at Coon Rapids 9 10 2:35 Team Lift 4:15 Practice 11 2:40 O/D Mtg 3:15 Practice 12 6:45am Team Lift 2:40 O/D Mtg 3:15 Practice 13 2:45 O/D Video mtg 3:15 Practice 4:45 Team meal 14 5:30 O/D Mtg 5:45 Spec. Team Mtg 7pm vs Blaine 15 8am O/D Mtg 9am JV mtg 10am vs Blaine 16 17 2:35 Team Lift 4:15 Practice 18 2:40 O/D Mtg 3:15 Practice 19 5pm O/D Mtg 5:30 Bus departs 7pm at Champlin Park 20 8am O/D Mtg 9am JV mtg 9:15am Bus Departs 10am JV at CPHS 21 9am O/D Mtg 10am- Noon Practice 22 8am Team Lift 8:30am O/D mtg 9am to 10:30 Practice 23 24 2:40 O/D Mtg 3:15 Practice 25 Section Play off game 26 2:40 O/D Mtg 3:15 Practice 27 2:40 O/D Mtg 3:15 Practice 28 2:40 O/D Mtg 3:15 Practice 29 Section Semi 2pm KO 30 31 2:35 Team Lift 4:15 Practice Notes: JV/Varsity players not attending practice over MEA will not dress for the 10/25 play-off game.
October 2017 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Conference FL @ Stillwater (bus 4:15pm) Meet the Rangers: 5:30-6:30pm (3/4th grades) 6:45-7:45pm (5/6th grades) Host 12 team Soph tourney 8:30am start $150 Epilepsy collection Truck 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Conference FL @ Roseville (bus 4pm) Conference Vs East Ridge Dig Pink /Com. Ed/Youth Junior Ranger T? 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Booster Club Meeting 6pm Conference Vs Mounds View Senior Night MEA No school MEA – Rochester T for JV/V (no bus) 5:15 & 7pm No school Rochester T for JV/V (no bus) 10 & 11am 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 No school – teacher workday, Varsity prac 3:30-5:30pm 9th season celebration Sections high seed (bye) Forest Lake Varsity home vs Andover 7pm @ FLHS 29 30 31 Practice 3:30-5:30 Practice 3:30-5:30
“Girl Scouts, recite the Pledge of Allegiance” “Girl Scouts, recite the Girl Scout Promise” “Color Guard, post the colors” (place flags in stands) Guard Dismissed” (color guard touch hearts to salute the flag, and walk off to side.)
Christmas Tree $88 Kelly Clark Needleworks. Zero Degrees North. Handpainted on 18 mesh. Canvas size 12 x 16. Covered Bridge Love $$184 Patti Mann Designs. Handpainted on 18 mesh. Canvas size 13 x 16. Christmas House $228 Painted Pony Designs. Handpainted on 18 mesh. Canvas size 16 x 16. Harlequin Hat Snowman $106 Painted Pony Designs. Handpainted on 18 mesh. Canvas size 10 x 11. Geisha Girl with Doves $208 Pajamas and Chocolate Designs. Hand-painted canvas on 18 mesh. Canvas size is 11 x 17.. Broomstick Pumpkin Witch $82 Melissa Shirley Designs. Handpainted canvas on 18 mesh. Canvas size is 9 x 12 October Trunk Show - Associated Talents
October 2017 Discovery Preschool Sound Box Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 2 3 4 5 6 LETTER “A” GUS BENTLEY LIAM ADILYN AMELIA LETTER “A” MASON CASSIDY EVELYN SOUND BOX Children listed bring an alphabet item from home to place in the large lavender mail box in the hall on Sound Box Day. NO PRESCHOOL WRAP CARE AVAILABLE 9 10 11 12 13 NO PRESCHOOL WRAP CARE AVAILABLE NO SOUND BOX Alphabet items will be provided for children who do not bring an item from home. 16 17 18 19 20 LETTER “B” VIVIAN OWEN AMANDA ABBOTT KEITH BEAU LETTER “B” RAMSIE REID SHAY CONNOR 23 24 25 26 27 LETTER “C” RENE ARCHER SEBASTIAN ODIN NOAH LETTER “C” MASON CASSIDY EVELYN SHAUN 30 31 NO SOUND BOX COSTUME PARTY NO SOUND BOX COSTUME PARTY
AGENDA ATTENDEES Call to Order President Welcome/Announcements President Program Speaker Wrap Up Board Meeting Close Board BOARD MEMBERS: Cheri Umlauf, President Monique Hafler, Web Resource Director Shah Daneshkhah, Program Director Ed Simko, President Elect Berthiaume, PR Director Jill Titzer, Secretary Carol Novak, Past President Susan Czarnowski, Treasurer Joanne Storbeck, Membership Director Absent: OPEN, Information Director Discussion Threads Call to Order Cheri opened the meeting 9:00AM Local Sponsors Sungard Availability Services MHA Consulting Webinar Host Today’s Webinar Host – Central Arizona Project Welcome Webinar Attendance- Guests – 4 Central Arizona Members -17 Total- 21 Reports from your Board of Director President- Cheri Umlauf-None Secretary – Jill Titzer - None Treasurer – Susan Czarnowski - None
In his role as CEO, Michael Herrera provides global leadership to the entire set of industry practices and horizontal capabilities within MHA. Under his leadership, MHA has become a leading provider of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery services to organizations on a global level. He is also the founder of BCMMETRICS, a cloud-based suite of business continuity tools that have been designed to conduct Business Impact Analyses, assess compliance, and quantify residual risk in Business Continuity programs. Prior to founding MHA, he was a Regional VP for Bank of America, where he was responsible for Business Continuity across the southwest region. BC Frank Shultz has designed and implemented Business Continuity Management platforms for over 12 years. As President of BC in the Cloud, he oversees the daily operations of the product platform and implementation services teams. His focus is developing products and services that meet and exceed client expectations and to continue innovating the platform. Contact info: Michael Herrera, Frank.Schultz, Questions/Comments: How do you get management to understand how key important it is to identify 3rd party vendors? Identify key vendor and integrate into exercise. What would we do if they were available? Are most 3rd parties good about sharing information? A lot are only willing to give you the party line or 2 pager. Make sure you ask for plans, exercises, and findings. Establish company’s level of comfort on risk including risk assessing vendor. Is there a Template to share to write the 2-minute plan you describe. Michael is willing to share. Michael offered the open source template at his session at DRJ. What is the best source of historical data for risk and threats? Open source data and FEMA data. Your own data is the best source in predicting impacts. Most of the time, information is received, but not use for mitigation. Catalog.data.gov- higher level of detail than FEMA. Blog type of format Fivethirtyeight.com, tied more to risks. ESRI Next Meeting Date: November 1, 2018 9:00AM to 11:00AM Location: Paychex
28 9:30am- Communion & Prayer 2:00pm- Baptist Sing-a-long 29 10:00am- Memory Magic 2:30pm- Coloring Club 3:30pm- Card Club with Eric 30 10:00am- Halloween Mad-libs 2:30pm- Fill Halloween Goodie Bags 31 10:00am- Manicures & Movie 2:30pm- Halloween/ Birthday Party The Beauty Shop is open weekly. Needs for books or other materials are filled upon request. Activities listed are subject to change.
Community Service Opportunities Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 14 p.m. WORK GATE @ IHC GIRLS SOCCER GAME 2-3 H.S. STUDENTS 6:25 – 8 p.m. WORK GATE @ IHC SOCCER GAME 2-3 H.S. STUDENTS 6:25 – 8 p.m. 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 IHC CHAPEL CARE 2:15- 2:45 PM 4 STUDENTS 19 20 22 23 24 CHAPIN FOUNDATION IRRIGATION KIT ASSEMBLY 6 STUDENTS 2:30-4:30 P.M. 25 WATERTOWN URBAN MISSION 4 STUDENTS 2:15- 4:15-P.M. 27 Community TREE PLANTING 16 STUDENTS 9 am – 11:00 AM 29 Nov. 1st 2 3
Committee Reports: Lisa Atkinson, Economic Development – Conditional use permit and zoning variation for St. Mary’s Church being voted on tonight at city council meeting. Yoga studio is looking to relocate to a main-level building. 2. Joe Fuechtmann, Agriculture- 3. Stacey Austing-Jacobson, Education - 4. Mike Brethorst, Legislative – Upcoming Meeting Next General Meeting: Member Appreciation Dinner: Wednesday, November 14th at Meadowlark Country Club – 5pm Adjourn: 12:53 Motion to Adjourn – Craig Second – Jessica Adjourned ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Save the Date: Every Tuesday: Trivia at JD’s Taphouse 7:30pm October 18th – TODAY! Blood Drive 12:30-6:30 at Melrose Legion October 19th- Fish Fry and Meat Raffle 5-8 Melrose Legion October 22nd - Meet the Candidates night hosted by Women of Today at the City Center – 7pm October 26th – Boyscout Spagetti Dinner – 5-8pm at the Legion October 27th – Melrose Princess Party at Melrose Elementry 1:00pm October 27th – Fall Fest Kids Halloween Party hosted by River of Life Church at Sauk Centre High School gym. Free candy, cotton candy, games, prizes and inflatables. 6-8pm October 28th- Bingo Night- St. Mary’s School Gym. $10. Free dinner at 6pm. Bingo at 6:30pm October 31st – Halloween parade, party, trick or treating November 2nd- Designer Bag Bingo – 7pm at Melrose Legion November 14th- Membership Appreciation Dinner, Meadowlark Country Club 5pm November 18th- Holiday Craft Sale by the New Munich Jaycees at the Legion 11-3 November 23rd – Melrose Holiday Kickoff
MSPSDHH October Agenda Functional Listening Evaluations Clinton County Regional Educational Service Agency 1013 U.S. 27 St. MI 48879 10/10/18 8:45-4:00 8:45 AM to 9:00 AM Registration Breakfast Provided by your Leadership Team Welcome/Announcements/Recognitions and Celebrations 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM Functional Listening Evaluations- Anita Vereb, University of Michigan Objective: To provide members with a basic understanding of the essential components of functional listening evaluations and how to conduct them in the field. 10:30 AM to 10:45AM Break 10:45AM to 12:15AM Collaboration Corner- The 3Ds: Dialogue, Discussion and Development of Tipsheet regarding Functional Listening Evaluation Objective: To collaboratively develop best practices document to provide members with a tangible account of our discussions and collaborations that may be used to improve their practices and recommendations to districts and families. 12:15 PM to 1:00 PM Lunch Conference Committee Meeting Objective: To provide an opportunity to network, connect, and expand on topics discussed with colleagues. 1:00 PM to 2:15 PM Ted Talk: 5 ways to listen better | Julian Treasure Discussion Ted Talk: How to listen better - tips from a deaf guy | Stephen O'Keefe | TEDxStanleyPark Discussion Ted Talk: Let's build a world where sign language is as common as speaking | Kyle DeCarlo | TEDxMidAtlantic Discussion
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 1953 – Jackie Kenny 1954 – Betsy (Neff) Cote 1955 – Nancie (Anderson) 1956 – Edie (Williams) Wingate 1957 – Shirley (Huff) Dulski 1958 – Pat (Terpening) Owen 1959 – John “Mike” Hall 1960 – Ren Briggs 1961 – (Schley) Slepetz 1962 – Dona (Hale) Ritchie
Wichita Falls, TX Corwin, Myrna L. Crovitz Robison, Michele (believe living in Great Falls, MT, but no reply to queries) Daugherty, Donahue Daoust, Patricia Dougherty, (same as Daugherty, James above?) Durkin, Mary K. Erskine, Annabelle Ewbank, Johnnie Fees, John Ford, Sylvia Ann Foster, Georgette Elaine Freeman, Clarence Edward Frye, James L. Fuller, Rodney Furrier, Gill S. (girl) Garrison, Jane Darlene Judith George, Sarah Lee Gibson, Edna R. Goings, Gold, Rosalyn C. Greer, Robert E. Groos/Gross, Wilbur Guidry, Patricia (is on Facebook) Guy, Mary Ann Haas, Gary Hawkins, Valerie Hayes, Brian Diane Healy, Dorothy Patricia Howard, Julie Marie Howell, Thomas W. Hubler, George Hudson, David H. Hutchinson, Joyce A. Hutchinson, Ray E. Jackson, Bonnie Jensen, Don Owen Johnson, Jack Wesley, Jr. Johnson, James Lee Johnson, Patricia Johnson Wendy Jordan, Joe B. Kendell/Kendall, Stephen Kidley, Victor Robert Kroman, Audrey Mae Leonard/Leanard/Lennord, Margaret Liles, Anne Louella, JMacQueen Maillet, Wanda M. Martin, George Massengale, Judy Elizabeth Massey, Walter Matthews, Stanley McClain (Wiegand?) Ernest McConnell, Pamela McLaughlin, Donald Meadows, James R. Meares, Nancy C. Meier, Walter Miller, Janice Mitchell, Jackie (girl) Mittelstaidt/Mittelstaedt, Mooney, Eric Wolfgang Morris, John Morrison, Patricia A. Morrow, Carol Moss, David James Mullins (Wright?) Scarlett Dean Nagle, Emily Newell, Donna Marie Newton, Sharon Ann Ogden, William E. Osgood, Harriet Parker, Ingrid “Cookie” Parkhill, Richard Pate, Paul Patterson Johnson, Carol Patterson, Linda Pierce, Ronald Eugene H. Porter, Juanita Quigley, Dorothy Ray, Lynn/Lyn L.? Reasin, Sandra Richardson, Anita M. Robertson, Edward Rock, Sally Ross, Eric Samson, Janet Schader, Diana C. Schneider, Rosemary Elizabeth Schultz Hart? Pamela Ann Seay, Pat (girl)
Sellars, Dave Shepherd/Sheperd, Thomas Shepherd, Freddie Shrader/Schrader, C. Reginald (Charles?) Silverman, Joseph Smith, Michael L. Smith, Norman Smith, Patricia Anne Smith, Patricia Ellen Southworth, Carolyn A. Stainer, Rita L. Stephenson, Rena Nevene (believe she lives in Florida) Strickland, Thames, Thomas, Gabriel Thomas, Lois Mary Thompson, Questin? Thorn, Ingaberg Tomerlin, Ruth Trainor Burton, Margaret Tuggle, Vaden, Judy Vernon, Violet Warren, Monte Thomas Washington, Robert R. Whatley, Beverly Jean Wheeler, Richard Wheeler, Ronald John Williams, Frances R. Williams Hazlett, Judith Sandra (believe she lives in Lawrence, KS) Williams, Pat Wolfe, Benjamin F., Jr Woodard/Woodward, Max
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consider the great peace and the great reconciliation, that which Jesus made”. We must understand that “without him peace is not possible; without him reconciliation is not possible”. This discourse also applies to us, “who every day hear news of wars, of hatred”. Moreover, “even in families there is fighting”. Thus, “our task is to follow that path” so as to be “men and women of peace, men and women of reconciliation”.The Pope then recommended a true examination of conscience: “It will do us good to ask ourselves: Do I sow peace? For example, with my tongue, do I sow peace or do I sow discord?”. Then, he added: “How many times have we heard that a person has a serpent’s tongue, because he does what the serpent did with Adam and Eve, he destroyed the peace”. This, the Pontiff warned, “is an evil, this is an ill in our Church: sowing divisiveness, sowing hate, not sowing peace”. Francis continued by asking a question which, he indicated, would be good to ask ourselves every day: “Today have I sown peace or have I sown discord?”. And don’t try to justify yourself by suggesting that “sometimes you have to say things because this or that...”. The Pope asked, “what are you really sowing with this attitude?”. €931, Patron Offerings; €65, Church Renovation Envelopes: €490. Mission Stall Fee: €300. Gifts to Church Renovation Fund. €250, €100, €640. Thanks to all who are so generous.
Public Service Area (PSA) and Sub-Contractors PSA PSA Name Sub-Contractor 05 Area Agency on Aging - 09 Alameda County Area Agency on SER – Jobs for Progress, Inc. (SER) 10 Sourcewise Community Resource Solutions - 11 San Joaquin County Department of - 14 Fresno-Madera Area Agency on Aging SER – Jobs for Progress, Inc. (SER) 15 Kings-Tulare Area Agency on Aging Community Services Employment Training (CSET) 18 Ventura County Agency on Aging SER – Jobs for Progress, Inc. (SER) 19 Los Angeles County Area Agency on Aging - 20 San Bernardino County Department of Aging & Adult Services - 21 County Riverside Office on Aging - 22 Orange County Office on Aging Orange County Workforce Investment – Community Investment Division 23 County of San Diego Aging & Independence Services Jewish Family Service of San Diego 25 City of Los Angeles Department of - 30 Stanislaus County Department of SER – Jobs for Progress (SER)
Lynn M. Walding, Administrator e - NEWS October 5, 2007 I. NATIONAL NEWS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. II. INTERNATIONAL NEWS 8. 9. 10. III. NEWS 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Team GA 11 Field 1 – 5:30 (3 Vipers 14 4 Field 1 4:00 (1 Team GA 0 5 GA Classics – Higgins 2 Field 1 7:00 (5 Vipers GA Power 08 14 3 Field 2 4:00 (2 GA Power 08 11 6 2 – 5:30 (4 GA Battle 0 GA Power 1 2 GBSA 5
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 Submission of 2nd Quarter TVET, TLE and Computer Test Questions and Rubrics Shipboard Training Night High School Learning Fest, 8:00AM-4:00PM 3 Submission of 2nd Quarter TVET, TLE and Computer Test Questions and Rubrics JHS: Submission of TQ SHS: Submission of TOS and TQ PCSS Session No. 4, 8:00AM-12:00NN, Seminar Room Launching of Araling Panlipunan Week and Month of the Holy Rosary, 5:00PM, Promenade Grade 9A CG on Decision Making, 5:30PM-6:50PM, Classroom FSL Class with Deaf Buddy Club, HS Building Room 405 4 Submission of 2nd Quarter TVET, TLE and Computer Test Questions and Rubrics SHS: Submission of TOS and TQ Araling Panlipunan Week Celebration 9B CG on Decision Making, 5:30PM-6:50PM, Classroom PDL: Professional Development Session for SLIs, 8:10PM 5 World’s Teachers Day, 5:00PM, Promenade Submission of 2nd Quarter TVET, TLE and Computer Test Questions and Rubrics SHS: Submission of TOS and TQ Araling Panlipunan Week Celebration PAASCU Area Meeting, SC: Announced Fire Drill, 7:20PM 6 Submission of 2nd Quarter TVET, TLE and Computer Test Questions and Rubrics SHS: Submission of TOS and TQ ILFP: Grade 9 & TVET Wednesday Courses Reach-out, 1:00PM-4:00PM, Kanlungan ni Maria, Antipolo City, ILFP: Grade 9 Recollection, 6:00PM-9:00PM, Retreat House FA: Grand Raffle Draw, 5:00PM, Promenade Culminating Activity of Araling Panlipunan Week, 5:10PM, Promenade 7 SHS: of TOS and TQ 8 for SHS 9 SHS Semester TBI JHS TLE and 10 SHS Semester TBI JHS TLE and Computer 2nd 11 SHS Semester TBI JHS TLE and 12 SHS First Semester TBI JHS TLE and 13 SHS First Semester TBI JHS TLE and 14 SHS First TBI SHS
Computer 2nd Quarter Practical Test SC: R34T: Start of Bringing-in of Scrap Materials - 2nd Quarter, Gate 6 Start of Mid-year TVET Laboratory Inventory TVET-TLE Departmental Meeting #5, 4:30PM-5:10PM, TVET-TLE Coordinator's Office Quarter Practical Test PCSS Session No. 5, 8:00AM-12:00NN, Seminar Room Calendaring of Activities for the Month of November, 1:30PM, Faculty Room TVET-TLE Departmental Meeting #5, 4:30PM-5:10PM, TVET-TLE Coordinator's Office ILFP: LCV Module Day, Classrooms FSL Class with Deaf Buddy Club, 9:00PM-9:45PM, HS Building Room 405 Computer 2nd Quarter Practical Test Faculty Association Officer’s Meeting No. 6, SJWB Rm 204 PDL Meeting #5, 4:30PM, PDL Office TVET-TLE Departmental Meeting #5, 4:30PM-5:10PM, TVET-TLE Coordinator's Office Computer 2nd Quarter Practical Test PAASCU Area Meeting, TVET-TLE Departmental Meeting #5, 4:30PM-5:10PM, TVET-TLE Coordinator's Office Computer 2nd Quarter Practical Test Academic Department Meeting, 2:00PM FA: Fitness Activity, TBA TVET-TLE Departmental Meeting #5, 4:30PM-5:10PM, TVET-TLE Coordinator's Office TESDA Sayaw Arts Hall 15 16 JHS 2nd Quarter Consultation Day SHS 1st Semester Final Exams TVET 2nd Quarter 17 JHS 2nd Quarter SHS 1st Semester Final Exams TVET 2nd Quarter 18 JHS 2nd Quarter Exams SHS 1st Semester Final Exams TVET 2nd Quarter 19 JHS 2nd Quarter Exams SHS 1st Semester Final Exams AAC: Submission 20 JHS 2nd Quarter Exams SHS 1st Semester Final Exams Submission of 21 SHS 1st Final Exams
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 6:30 Ladies’ Study at FBC 3 9:30 Ridgewood Shopping 6:30 PRAYER 7:30 Choir Rehearsal 4 5 6 Caring Hands 6 10-11 Visitation 11 Lester Thibault Memorial Service 7 9:15 Bible Study and Membership Class 10:30 Worship/Operation Christmas Child Kick-off! Family Worship 1:00 New Hope Church 8 1 Sweetheart Cafe 9 6:30 Finance Team 10 9:30 Ridgewood Shopping 6:30 PRAYER 7:30 Choir Rehearsal 11 12 6 Caring Hands 13 14 9:15 Study and Membership Class 10:30 Worship 10:45 Kids’ Own Worship 1:00 New Hope Church 15 16 6:30 Ladies’ at Lisa’s 17 9:30 Ridgewood Shopping 6:30 PRAYER 7:30 Rehearsal 18 19 10-2 New Hope Rehearsal 6 Caring Hands 20 10-12 FOOD PANTRY 21 9:15 Bible Study 10:30 Worship/Lord’s Supper 10:45 Kids’ Own Worship 1:00 New Hope Church 22 23 6:30 Ladies’ Study at Lisa’s 6:30 OCC Training and Dinner 24 9:30 Ridgewood Shopping 6:30 PRAYER 7:30 Choir Rehearsal 25 26 6 Caring Hands 27 8 OCC Breakfast 28 9:15 Bible Study 10:30 Worship 10:45 Kids’ Own Worship 1:00 New Hope Church 4-6 FALL FAMILY FESTIVAL! 29 30 6-9 SCBO Sound System Training/Dwayne Lee 6:30 Ladies’ Study at Lisa’s 31 9:30 Ridgewood Shopping 6:30 PRAYER 7:30 Choir Rehearsal
October 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Follow Us On 1 2 3 4 Karaoke with DJ Mike 5 6 Edwards 7 Sunday Brunch 10am-3pm 8 9 Poker 10 11 Karaoke with DJ Mike 12 13 Steve Edwards 14 Sunday Brunch 10am-3pm 15 16 Poker 17 18 Karaoke with DJ Mike 19 20 Steve Edwards 21 Sunday Brunch 10am-3pm 22 23 Poker 24 25 Karaoke with DJ Mike 26 27 Steve Edwards 28 29 30 Poker 31 HAPPY HALLOWEEN
Tuesday 23rd October Wednesday 24th October Thursday 25th October Friday 26th October Saturday 27th October Edwards Lane Family Play Day Longdale Road and Peggies park 12noon- 5pm Tel. info 0115 9155672 Tenants and residents association ELTRA are providing a family fun day at Peggies Park and Longdale road Supported by Play works, local Play and youth Team and children centre team Come join the fun for sports art and craft activities and much more Forest Fields Play Session Forest Fields Play Centre 131 Russell Rd. NG7 6GX 3.30-5.30 Tel. info 0115 9155672 5-13yrs Theme black history Film night Round the world sports Forest Fields Play Session Forest Fields Play Centre 131 Russell Rd. NG7 6GX 3.30-5.30 Tel. info 0115 9155672 5-13yrs Theme Black history Open fire cooking African drumming Quiz night Round the world sports Halloween activities Forest Fields Play Session Forest Fields Play Centre 131 Russell Rd. NG7 6GX 3.30-5.30 Tel. info 0115 9155672 5-13yrs black history team games, environmental projects, outdoor play area with sports pitch, Playground Equipment and cooking Bridlington Park Play Session Bridlington Park Bridlington Street NG7 5BG 1.00 pm -3,00pm Tel. info 0115 9155672 Fun Games, Arts and Crafts, Team Sports & games, environmental activities issue based work
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