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Civilian Labor Force Summar y Labor force data, produced by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics and released by the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services, show Arkansas’ seasonally adjusted unemploy- ment rate declined one-tenth of a percentage point, from 4.0 percent in November to 3.9 percent in December. Arkansas’ civilian labor force decreased 6,702, a result of 5,357 fewer employed and 1,345 less unemployed Arkansans. The United States’ jobless rate increased one-tenth of a percentage point, rising from 4.6 percent in November to 4.7 percent in December. BLS Program Operations Manager Susan Price said, “Arkansas’ unemployment rate declined to 3.9 percent in December, after starting the year at 4.4 percent. The unemployed rate steadily decreased in early 2016, before becoming fairly stable in the latter half of the year.” Civilian Labor Force Estimates Seasonally Adjusted Not Seasonally Adjusted Civilian Labor Force Dec 16 1,343,243 Nov 16 1,349,945 Dec 15 1,336,983 Civilian Labor Force Dec 16 1,327,435 Nov 16 1,339,966 Dec 15 1,330,319 Employment 1,290,950 1,296,307 1,273,479 Employment 1,276,640 1,292,502 1,269,034 Unemployment 52,293 53,638 63,504 Unemployment 50,795 47,464 61,285 Unemployment Rate 3.9 4.0 4.7 Unemployment Rate 3.8 3.5 4.6 U.S. Unemployment 4.7 4.6 5.0 U.S. Unemployment 4.5 4.4 4.8 1,400,000 Employment and Unemployment (Seasonally Adjusted) December: 2006 - 2016 Employment + Unemployment = Civilian Labor Force 1,350,000 1,300,000 1,250,000 1,200,000 1,150,000 1,100,000 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16 Employment Unemployment
Production Workers- Hours and Earnings Manufacturing Dec 16 Nov 16 Dec 15 Average Weekly Hours Average Hourly Earnings Average Weekly Earnings 39.9 15.82 631.22 40.4 15.61 630.64 40.6 16.47 668.68 Durable and Nondurable Goods Manufacturing Durable Goods Manufacturing Nondurable Goods Manufacturing Dec 16 Nov 16 Dec 15 Dec 16 Nov 16 Dec 15 Average Weekly Hours Average Hourly Earnings Average Weekly Earnings 42.1 17.75 747.28 41.9 17.28 724.03 41.0 17.85 731.85 Average Weekly Hours Average Hourly Earnings Average Weekly Earnings 38.0 13.91 528.58 39.1 14.04 548.96 40.3 15.15 610.55 700.00 Average Weekly Earnings: Manufacturing December: 2006 - 2016 650.00 600.00 550.00 500.00 450.00
Jonesboro MSA The Jonesboro MSA= Craighead & Poinsett counties. Civilian Labor Force Estimates (Not Seasonally Adjusted) Dec 16 Nov 16 Dec 15 OTM OT Y Civilian Labor Force 62,577 62,880 61,309 -303 1,268 Employment 60,594 61,031 58,789 -437 1,805 Unemployment 1,983 1,849 2,520 134 -537 Unemployment Rate 3.2 2.9 4.1 0.3 -0.9 Nonfarm Payroll Jobs (Not Seasonally Adjusted) (In Thousands) Total Nonfarm Goods Producing Service Providing Government 49,000 Jobs in Service Providing Industries January 2014 - December 2016 48,000 47,000 46,000 45,000 44,000 43,000 42,000 41,000 40,000 J F M A M J J A S O N D 2014 2015 2016
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE* CINNAMON ROLL, OATMEAL, APPLES CHICKEN FAJITIAS W/ RICE HAMBURGER FIESTA CORN SPICY BEANS FRESH SIDE SALAD FRESH KIWI BREAKFAST BOWL, TOAST, MIXED FRUIT COUNTRY FRIED STEAK W/ WARM ROLL SUB SANDWICH W/ SUNCHIPS MASHED POTATOES GREEN PEAS FRESH SIDE SALAD MANDARIN ORANGES WAFFLE STICKS, SAUSAGE LINK, APPLE WEDGES MANDARIN ORANGE CHICKEN & RICE ITALIAN DUNKERS STIR FRY VEGGIES FRENCH FRIES FRESH SIDE SALAD CHILLED PEACHES POPTART, YOGURT, PINEAPPLE TIDBITS SOUTHWEST CHICKEN W/ WARM ROLL CRISPITOS PINTO BEANS CORN ON THE COB FRESH SIDE SALAD TANGERINES JELLO CHICKEN TENDER BISCUIT, MANDARIN ORANGES BEEF VEGGIE SOUP W/ CORNBREAD TERIYAKI CHICKEN W/ ASIAN RICE BLACK-EYED PEAS STEAMED BROCCOLI FRESH SIDE SALAD FRESH FRUIT MINI PANCAKES, YOGURT, BANANA LASAGNA W/ WARM ROLL CRISPY CHICKEN SANDWICH BEANS STEAMED YELLOW SQUASH FRESH SIDE SALAD RAINBOW PEARS SAUSAGE GRAVY BISCUIT, FRUIT CUP WHITE CHICKEN CHILI W/ BREAD STICK CHEESEBURGER TATER TOTS FRESH VEGGIE DIPPERS SIDE SALAD FRESH FRUIT f FRENCH TOAST STICKS, SAUSAGE LINK, PEACH SLICES HAMBURGER STEAK W/ WARM ROLL CHICKEN TENDER BASKET W/ MINI BISCUITS MASHED POTATOES GREEN BEANS FRESH SIDE SALAD FRUIT CHICKEN BISCUIT, GRITS, CHILLED FRUIT CHICKEN TWISTED PASTA CARNIVAL DOG GARLIC ROASTED ASPARAGUS CHERRY TOMATOES W/ RANCH DIP SIDE SALAD APPLES SMILES DOUGHNUT, OATMEAL, GRAPES CHILI W/ GRILLED CHEESE CHICKEN SANDWICH GREEN PEAS SIDEWINDERS FRESH SIDE SALAD PINEAPPLE TIDBITS ICE CREAM BREAKFAST PIZZA, FRESH FRUIT SWEET & SOUR CHICKEN W/ RICE SPAGHETTI W/ WARM ROLL ROASTED RANCH ZUCCHINI BLACK-EYED PEAS FRESH SIDE SALAD ORANGES SCRAMBLED EGGS, SAUSAGE LINK, OATMEAL & PEACH SLICES BEEF TIPS & RICE PIZZA PARMESEAN ROASTED BROCCOLI CORN FRESH SIDE SALAD FRESH FRUIT SAUSAGE GRAVY BISCUIT, APPLE SLICES ITALIAN MEATBALL SUB CHICKEN NUGGETS W/ WARM ROLL LIMA BEANS SIDEWINDERS SIDE SALAD MANDARIN ORANGES YOGURT PARFAIT, MUFFIN, PINEAPPLE TIDBITS TACO SALAD W/ RICE CORN DOG W/ DORITOS FIESTA CORN LEMON ROASTED CARROTS FRESH SIDE SALAD RAINBOW PEARS CARNIVAL COOKIE WAFFLE STICKS, SAUSAGE LINK, TROPICAL FRUIT TURKEY SANDWICH SUNCHIPS VEGGIES FRESH FRUIT COOKIE
Old Business Steve Meckel Internal Control Policies Review – Susan McCarty Document was viewed with changes. Roberta is to assign this project to clean up the document with the recommended changes. Then we will compare both the documents and vote on the changes. New Business Update on State Associations moving to USSF Washington Youth Soccer has made a proposal to the Federation to leave USYS and register directly. USYS is a layer we could do without and invest the same dollars in registering directly. Steve feels we should pay our bill to USYS before we consider making the move with Washington. At the USYS meeting in San Diego, many States voiced they were not happy with Chris Moore’s presentation. There is a loss on confidence in USYS. Fee Structure for AGM There was discussion to increase membership to $11, $13 and $24. Take 40k to reserves and 100K to operations. Need to have an insurance reserve. Have a checking account and a sweeping account that draws interest on a short term. The competitive clubs present at the Presidents meeting felt they could take more of the increase that the recreation clubs. Steve feels we need to justify better the increase. Keep it open and honest. Some of the data was confusing that was presented to the Presidents. Comments made at the Presidents meeting were to keep the deductible at the $500 - $1000 range. This fee proposal keeps the deductible at the $500. Question do we need to raise the adult fee? The insurance fee is based on the player numbers not the adults. John - suggests we have a meeting before the AGM to go over the presentation. Steve suggests the presentation to the fees should be at the Presidents meeting. Steve B suggests to send out an email that fees are going to be raised and to tell them it will be discussed at the presidents meeting. Meeting adjourned at 8:30. Next Meeting will be following the AGM Respectfully submitted, Roberta Cloutier Operations Director
MTAC Meetings – December 2017 Tuesday, December 5, 2017 ***Meetings/Workgroups*** 8:45 AM – 10:00 AM WG #180 Presort and Prep Optimization Work Group Room 7801 10:30 am – 12:00 pm WG #188 Grow Mail Volume by Expanding Letter Mail Machinability Standards Room 7801 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm MTAC Open Session Ben Franklin Room - USPS Headquarters-475 L'Enfant SW, Washington DC 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm MTAC Reception Hall of Flags-USPS Headquarters Wednesday, December 6, 2017 Group Discussions*** 8:15 am – 8:45 am MTAC Membership Assembly Ben Franklin Room 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Times listed below MTAC Focus Discussions MTAC MEMBERS WILL NOT ROTATE MEETING ROOMS. PLEASE STAY WITH YOUR MAIL CLASS.* FOCUS AREA VPS WILL ROTATE. * First Class – Ben Franklin Room/11228 * USPS Marketing Mail – Room 1P410 * Packages – Room 4841 * Periodicals – Room 7801 4:15 pm – 5:15 pm MTAC Business Meeting Room 1P410 (MTAC Industry Members Only) FOCUS AREA Mail Prep & Entry, Operations (Cintron/Rosser) Enterprise Analytics/ Data Usage (Cronkhite/ Anagnostopoulos) Payment & Acceptance, Education (Mehra/ Schimek) Product Technology (Reblin/Colella) 9:00 am am Packages 1/Medeiros Room 4841 Periodicals 2/Stumbo Room 7801 First-Class 3/Tate Ben Franklin Room USPS Marketing Mail 4/Flanagan Room 1P410 10:30 am – 11:45 am 5/Tate Ben Franklin Room Packages 6/Medeiros Room 4841 USPS Marketing Mail 7/Flanagan Room 1P410 Periodicals 8/Stumbo Room 7801 (11:45 AM – 1:00 PM) 1:15 pm – 2:30 pm Periodicals 9/Stumbo Room 7801 USPS Marketing Mail 10/Flanagan Room 1P410 Packages 11/Medeiros Room 4841 First-Class 12/Tate Room 11228 2:45 pm pm USPS Marketing Mail 13/Flanagan Room 1P410 First-Class 14/Tate Room 11228 Periodicals 15/Stumbo Room 7801 Packages 16/Medeiros Room 4841
Thursday, December 7, 2017 ***Meetings/Workgroups*** 10:00 am – 12:00 pm 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm MTAC Leadership Meeting MTAC Executive Committee Meeting Room 4841 (MTAC Leadership Only) Room 4841 (Executive Committee Only) 9:00 am – 10:30 pm WG #173 Payment Modernization Room 1P410
Yang, Gene Luen Boxers Graphic Novel/Boxer Rebellion/1890s China E Yang, Gene Luen Saints (Companion to Boxers) Graphic Novel/Boxer Rebellion E Ye, Ting-Xing Throwaway Daughter Teen/Adoption/Self-identity E Yee, Paul Blood and Iron: Building the Railway 1880s/Father & Son/Adventure E Yep, Lawrence Lady of Ch’iao Kuo: Warrior of the South M Yoshimoto, Banana Goodbye Tsugumi M Young, Moira Blood Red Road (Dustlands 1) Dystopia/Twins/Romance M Young, Moira Rebel Heart (Dustlands 2) Dystopia/Rebels/Betrayal M Yousafzai, Malala I Am Malala Pakistan/Taliban/Education M Zamyatin, Yevgeny we SF/Dystopia/Russia C Zeppa, Jamie Beyond the Sky and the Earth Memoir/Teaching/Bhutan C Zevin, Gabrielle Elsewhere Teen/Fantasy/Afterlife/Friendship E Gabrielle Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac Love/Self-identity/Family M Zindel, Paul The Pigman Teen/Friendship/Coming of Age E Markus The Book Thief WW II/Survival/Holocaust C *for more information about this program and its development see Ms.B. Wilson or Ms. A. McGinn.
RSM Detroit TEI Meeting Date: December 5, 2017 Facilitator/moderator: Larry Keyler Speakers: Larry Keyler, Patti Burquest, Nick Gruidl, Tom Chrzanowski, Craig Ridenour, Mike Carabott, Stefan Gottschalk, Christian Wood Agenda Topic Facilitator Time Welcome and introductions Larry Keyler, Office Managing Partner, Detroit 8:00-8:15 Legislative update: this section will discuss: U.S. tax reform and relevant tax proposals Tax Reform 2018 and beyond Patti Burquest Partner, Washington National Tax 8:15-9:30 Controversy hot topics: This session will address: An update on the appeals procedures, penalties, and exam process Discuss the IRS process changes around LB&I Examination Process features, LB&I campaigns, examination and case processing, appeals impacts of the new Appeals Judicial Approach and Culture process, and new appeals procedures Burquest Partner, Washington National Tax 9:30-10:30 Break 10:30-10:45 Breakout session 1a: Economic nexus: This breakout session will discuss: Where we are now? we are going? What should you be doing? Planning for the future Tom Chrzanowski Senior Manager Craig Ridenour Partner, State and Local Tax Partner in Charge 10:45-11:45 Breakout Session 1b: Robotics in the corporate tax department: This breakout session will: Explore the future of robotics and impact on the corporate tax department Mike Carabott Senior Manager, Tax Process and Technology Washington National Tax 10:45-11:45 Lunch 11:45-12:45 Accounting methods update: This session will focus on: Implications of Rev Rec and ASC 606 Tax reform and accounting method developments Bonuses and other compensation accruals Christian Wood Partner, Washington National Tax 12:45-2:00 M&A tax update: This session will Recent guidance from Treasury/IRS and decisions Transaction trends in M&A Nick Gruidl Partner, Washington National Tax 2:00-3:00
17 18 Book Fair A Pirate Christmas Grades 4 & 5 Concert 6:30 Grades 4 & 5 students arrive at 6:15pm 19 Book Fair 20 Book Fair 21 Book Fair 22 Spirit Day SantaHat/ Pajama Day Primary Movie 8:40am Junior Movie- 11:05am Carol Sing 1:15pm 23 24 25 28 29 30 31
A Family Place: Blackville/Quarryville, Sunny Corner & Millerton MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Wendy Astle 625-1459 Sunny Corner Christmas Party – Dec. 12 Quarryville Christmas Party – Dec. 13 Merry Christmas ! - ~~~~~~~~~~~~ FaceBook: - A Family Blackville/Renous & Millerton OR - A Family Place Sunny Corner. Website 3 ABCs of Being 3 NSEE 12:30 – 1:30 4 5 NSEE Playgroup 10:15 – 11:30 Roots of Empathy 6 Quarryville K of C Hall Drop In 10 – 12 7 Office Day 10 ABCs of Being 3 NSEE 12:30 – 1:30 11 12 NSEE Playgroup Christmas Roots of Empathy 13 Quarryville K of C Hall Drop In 10 – 12 Christmas Party Office Day 17 ABCs of Being 3 NSEE 12:30 – 1:30 18 19 16 Last Day Of Classes 24 CHRISTMAS EVE 25 . CHRISTMAS DAY 26 27 28 December 2018
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. Board Members Alexa Mills Barbara Locke Connie Dale French Darla Huddleston* Gailen Spinka* Heidi Rand Jeanie Davis JJ Kenney* Linda Barber Blake Fugate* Robert Bradburn Rob Wardlow* Ryan Hausner Brian Coleman Warden Sue Cohill Fogarty* 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Executive Committee Rob Wardlow JJ Kenney Gailen Spinka Ryan Hausner Administrative Committee Rob Wardlow Gailen Spinka JJ Kenney Jeanie Davis Ryan Hausner Sonya Warden *Indicates Private Sector 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Marketing Committee Barbara Locke Gailen Spinka Ryan Hausner Holly Bussard Review Hearing Committee Linda Barber Jeanie Davis Blake Fugate Ryan Hausner Gailen Spinka The following chart provides Board Member representation by ELCNC regions. Citrus 6 Members (35.25%) Dixie, Gilchrist, and Levy 6 Members (35.25%) Sumter 5 Members (29.5%) Gailen Spinka JJ Kenney Linda Barber Rob Wardlow Coleman Sue Cohill Fogarty Alexa Mills Barbara Locke Dale French Blake Fugate Ryan Hausner Sonya Warden Connie Mahan Heidi Rand Jeanie Davis Robert Bradburn Huddleston There are seven Private Sector Members, which represents 41% of the Board. The ELCNC’s goal is to recruit an additional Sumter County Private Sector Board Member. If the ELCNC achieves this goal, all regions will be represented equally and private sector membership will represent 44% of the Board. Finance Department Update: Narrative Budget Report
Public Relations Update: October - November 2017 Community Involvement Dixie Transportation Disadvantaged Coordinating Board Meeting Sumter Board of County Commission Meeting Gilchrist Transportation Disadvantaged Coordinating Board Mtg Sumter Affordable Housing Advisory Council Mtg Sumter Sheriff’s Department National Night Out Sumter Transportation Disadvantaged Coordinating Board Mtg Sumter Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival Government Day, The Villages Villages Daily Sun Interview Suncoast Business Masters Fundraiser, Citrus Preschool 4 ALL Ball, Sumter Sumter Sunshine Foundation Annual Event Grant Writing Cracker Barrel Foundation SunTrust Community Foundation Sponsorship, Sumter – SECO Energy Community Wide Initiatives United Way Lake & Sumter Site Visit League of Women Voters VPK Study, Sumter Preschool 4 ALL Ball Sponsorship Recruitment Visits – The Villages Preschool 4 ALL Ball Sponsorship Recruitment Visits – Wildwood Hunger & Homeless Awareness Proclamation, Citrus Hunger & Homeless Awareness Proclamation, Sumter
Please see below for local pharmacies open for emergency dispensing during the Christmas period:- Christmas Day – Monday 25th December 2017 Milford Pharmacy Sea Road Milford-on-Sea 10am-12 noon Boxing Day – Tuesday 26th December 2017 Boots Chemist 89-90 High Street Lymington 10am-4pm Lloyds Pharmacy 2-3 Homemill House Station Road New Milton 10am-2pm New Year’s Day – Monday 1st January 2017 Boots Chemist 89-90 High Street Lymington 10am-4pm Lloyds Pharmacy 2-3 Homemill House Station Road New Milton 10am-2pm The pharmacies listed should be open over the holidays as detailed. Details are correct at the time published but are subject to change. You are advised to contact the pharmacy before attending to ensure they are open and have the medication you require. Finally we would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy 2018 from all of the doctors, management and staff at Wistaria and Milford Surgeries
All Entrance scholarship and bursary applications are available and have been posted on the financial aid website. Other Committees Reports from EdCo Representatives Classroom & Information Technology Committee – David Dick None Program Planning Committee (PPC) – Lil McPhail Institutional Research provided an update to PPC. All review data has been collected, and Welding and TRMP reviews are almost complete. They identified that when working with program data, it is more meaningful to base the demographics on students within that program, rather than simply enrollments in program courses. With recent changes in Deans’ portfolios, follow-up on some of last year’s reviews has not taken place. Current Deans will follow up on outstanding reviews and will report on their progress at the next PPC meeting Reviewed and approved proposed changes to Policy 6.1.2 Program Approval, Review and Implementation. The revised policy will come to EDCO in January 2014 for approval. PPC briefly reviewed the proposed changes to Policy 6.1.5 Program Cancellation and Suspension. This will be discussed further at the January PPC meeting. Correspondence: None Information: Report from the President – David Walls Domestic ESL funding was cut from the Federal Government, which equates to 6 FTE’s or $36,000 for COTR. At this point, we are unsure of what the full implications of this will be and the impact of this on the Institution. David provided an update on the Strategic Planning Process. The Strategic Planning committee will meet twice a month until the end of June. A consultant has not yet been chosen. Next Meeting: January 22, 2014 at 4:00pm Adjournment: MOTION: To adjourn Motioned by Molnar, Seconded by Lavery - Carried
JANUARY Birthdays 01 Mary Gibson 02 LeAnn Glass Brenda Torian 04 Daniel Kennen 05 Gloria Coleman Ryan Lacy 06 Brenda Lyons 07 Brian Thomas 08 Hylton Glass 09 Samantha Warren Cole Micajah Mason Helen Snow 10 Cindy Hanowitz 11 Geoffrey May, Sr. 12 Sean Childers Tara Collins 13 Ruth Ann Harris 14 Jennifer Witt 15 Carl Yates 16 Jeanette 17 Kyle Kennen 18 Tatum Burgess Christopher Harris Taylor Hendricks 19 Whitney McGlothlin Michael Thomas 20 Matthew Marshall Jeremy VandeBogart 21 Dennis Miller 23 Aaron Yost 24 Lloyd Smith, Jr. 25 Tracy King Austin King 29 Laura Woolley 30 Margaret Johnson 31 Brice Mattson Bert Scott, Jr.
Those Who Serve ~ DECEMBER USHERS: Fred Norvelle, Head Usher Nursery Caregivers: Erin Ecklund, Nursery Supervisor December 3 ~Jody Underwood December 10 ~Elaine Clarke December 17 ~Linda Jessen December 24 ~Brenda Torian December 31 ~Kirstin Tiller GREETERS: December 3 Wright December 10 ~Marsha Burks December 17 ~Elaine Clarke December 24 ~Pat Short December 31 ~Barbara LeFew CHILDREN’S CHURCH (Ages 4-11) Information will be provided in the bulletins. OFFERING COUNTERS: Frank Stewart, Carolyn Stewart, Jane White GOOD NEWS is published monthly for members a nd friends of Chestnut Hill United Methodist Church. Send articles to the church office by the 15th of the Our Attendance Sunday School Worship 10/29 30 66 11/5 31 56 11/12 38 66 11/19 37 64 11/26 29 54 Our Church Financial Picture Through the end of OCTOBER 2017 General Operating Funds: Needed to meet our 2017 Budget $ 232,777 Needed to meet our budget to date $193,981 Actual receipts to date $161,905 Shortfall to meet budget to date $ 32,076 Actual expenditures to date $ 152,111 Overage meet expenses to date $ 9,794 Joy In Missions Our Giving Goal for 2017 $ 11,600 Needed to meet our goal to date $ 9,666 Actual receipts to date $ 9,258 Special Offerings* (not budgeted): Received to date $ 6,947 Dispersed to date $ 6,385 *Christmas, Easter, Annual Conference, Communion, etc. 2017 Joy In Mission Donations To date, the following amounts have been paid to the missions indicated. Missionary Covenant Relationship $ 1,875 Interfaith Outreach $ 750 Park View Missions~Food for Families $ 1,322 Society of St. Andrew $ 750 Care Center $ 375 Blue Ridge Area Food Bank $ 375 Camp Timothy $ 500 Churches for Urban Ministry $ 375 Daily Bread $ 375 Free Clinic $ 375 Good Neighbor $ 500 Habitat for Humanity $ 375 Heart Havens $ 375 Heifer $ 0.00 UMCOR-Non-Administrative $ 0.00 Undesignated $ 350 SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Meals on Wheels (Souper Bowl) $ 1,260 UMCOR(One Great Hour of Sharing) $ 350 Thank You for Your Generosity
LYONS-DECATUR NORTHEAST LUNCH MENU Cold Sandwiches may be substituted for the main dish: Monday; Peanut Butter & Jelly, Tuesday; Ham & Cheese, Wednesday; Turkey & Cheese, Thursday; Sub (2 meats & cheese), Friday; Yogurt & Bread. ** Chef Salad available daily for grades 3-12, instead of the main dish or cold sandwich. Milk, juice or fruit and vegetable offered daily DECEMBER 2018 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3 Beef sticks, mashed potatoes & green beans 4 Baked chicken, baked potato, baked beans 5 Hamburger, potato wedges, cold veggies 6 Nachos, lettuce salad, corn 7 Breaded chicken sandwich, tri tators, peas 10 Pork chop, mashed potatoes & gravy, peas 11 Cheese pizza, lettuce salad, green bean casserole 12 Spaghetti, lettuce salad, bread sticks, jello 13 Grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup, cold veggies 14 Turkey, bacon swiss sandwich, tator tots, corn 17 Sub sandwich, fritos, cold veggies 18 Chicken noodles over mashed potatoes, corn, bread, cheesecake 19 Hot dog, French fries, green beans 20 Cook’s choice 21 Cook’s choice 24 25 26 27 28 31
Christmas Lunch – we have between 30 -40(to be confirmed) children at Christmas time so we try to get donors for Xmas Lunch and Special Things like crackers etc – Lunch Will consist of a Roast, Vegetables, Rice, Salads, Roast Potatoes & Pudding. R2200.00 @ R55.00 per person New Years Day – we generally do a pool party and Braai some meat, salads and spend time together. @R37.50 per person School Holidays – Looking for volunteers to come spend time OR people who want to sponsor an activity either movies, outing etc Back to School – we are responsible to get the children back to school and ready for the year this includes clothing, stationary, lunch boxes etc (66 children). Stationery Packs – R200+ Book Fees R 5000.00 Estimate Jersey School R100 – R200+ Pants R49 – R100+ Shirt R49 – R79+ Shirts School R100+ Shoes R60 – R100 + Socks R12 – R20 Need Volunteers to assist @ gift wrapping stalls from 13th to 24th December Please contact us on 011 827 5732 Thank you Ape Pumps & Mather & Platt local company in Wadeville shared a “Very Very Merry Christmas by answering our call to help the children make an impact when they hit the school grounds next year by sponsoring each child with a school bags Tommy takkies, towel and a swimming costume. Thanks to all the helpers Anna, Annemarie , Isabel , Lucette , Sonja & Thandi Thank you Lady Gracious for inspiring to live out their full potential and fulfil their dreams and destiny. For sharing a few a little princess cheers and spoiling the children. you to Suret for organising everything
refugee permit Proof of address (one of the following) Ontario driver's license utility bill bank statement/client slip (directly from financial institution) credit card statement federal government forms (e.g. Social Insurance Number, Service Canada documents) purchase agreement Proof of custody – children must live with their parent(s) unless provided documentation supports an alternate living arrangement Proof of immunization – proof that your child has been immunized/vaccination Celebrating Faith and Culture December 2017 December Luut’aa and Little Spirit Moon Aboriginal Spirituality
Do you have or know a preschooler student ready for kindergarten next year? Do you have a friend hoping to open enroll a student at Henderson? Please help us spread the word that kindergarten registration for the 2018-2019 school year is right around the corner. The application window opens on January 9th and closes March 1st. Last Month’s Celebration: In November our character of the month was compassion. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Domanski worked together to pair up all primary classrooms with an intermediate class. Together classes decorated our school with word of compassion. Below are the students who demonstrated compassion throughout the month: Mr. Doehler - PE Ian Walters Mrs. Monarch - Deegan Newman Mrs. Jewell – Computer and Library Samuel Jimmerson Mr. Stocker - Maylee Ms Doughty - Kindergarten Isaiah Casares Ms. Binski - Kindergarten Hudson Vigil Ms. Thorsbakken – 1st Grade Paxton Rau Mrs. Blair – 1st Grade Zaidan Romero Mrs. Bordas – 2nd Grade Aidyn Harris Mrs. Nelson – 2nd Grade Skylar Plantinga Mrs. Vilter – 3rdGrade Camren Daniel Ms. Spicer – 3rd Grade Alexa Reyes Colin Ms. Slotman – 3rd Grade Angel Rivera Mrs. Grenemeyer – 4th Grade Neylai Daniel Mrs. Ellis – 4th Grade Rose Castro-Licona Mrs. Starr – 5th Grade Rodrigo Diaz Mrs. Garcia – 5th Grade Leighton Schager Mr. D’Alanno - 5th grade Paulino Portillo Sintuj During the month of December, we will focus on the character trait of perseverance.
N.K. BAGRODIA GLOBAL SCHOOL SECTOR-17, DWARKA SESSION: 2017-18 MONTHLY PLANNER PRE SCHOOL MONTH: DECEMBER – “Our Helpers” Socio – Emotional Skills Language Skills (Reader and Writer Workshop) Numeracy Skills General Awareness Physical Drill (Cognitive and Gross Skills) Artistic Zone Circle Time:- 1)Introduction of new rhymes; Little Tommy Tucker Christmas carols 2) Importance of health and hygiene. Telling the students importance of healthy food in our life 3)Story telling:- Story on Jesus Christ 4)Experiential learning Knowing about Texture(touch and tell) Odd one out. Magnetic board game on animals and birds. Habit Formation: Learning about the importance of eating healthy food. 1)Introduction of letter:-V(v), W(w), X(x) with phonetic and vocabulary word . Vocabulary words:- W(w) – Watermelon , well , watch , wheat , whistle. V(v) – Vulture , Vegetable , van ,Volcano. X(x) – X-ray , 2)Activity sheets related to letter in English book 3)Picture reading :- Helpers 4) Speaking Skills Vocabulary related to the 5) Reading:- 3 letter words- o and u. o-box, cot , dog, log 1)Introduction of number – 15 17with the help of activity. 2)Introduction of oral counting – 3) Value of numbers (1-15). 4) Worksheet on numbers. 5) Tracing of numbers :- 9 ,10,11,12 6) Introduction of Opposite words: ‘Happy & Sad’ ‘Left & Right’. 7) Count and match. 8) Introduction of Shape. 9)Introduction of ‘Silver’ colour 1)Introduction of our helpers 2) Activity on how to do telephonic conversation 3) Conversation questionson our helpers 1)Two Game. 2)Throwing at, into or over the target. 3)Flying high 1) .Puppet making activity(Helpers) 2)Christmas craft (Christmas origami tree making)
Senior Practice Schedule December 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Dec 9th 8:30 – 10:15 AM Dec 10th Normal Dec 11th NO DOUBLE 5:10 – 6:40 AM only if hs meet at night. 4:30 – 7:00 PM TCNJ Dec 12th 4:30 – 7:00 PM late Dec 13th 4:45 -- 6:15 PM meet warm-up Dec 14th Holiday Classic Morning Prelims RELAYS at Finals 200 Medley, 400 Free Dec 15th Holiday Classic Morning Prelims 800 Free Relay Dec 16th Holiday Classic Morning Prelims RELAYS at Finals 200 Free, 400 Medley Dec 17th 5:00 – 7:00 PM Recovery Practice Dec 18th NO DOUBLE 5:10 – 6:40 AM only if hs meet at 4:30 – 7:00 PM TCNJ Dec 19th 3:45 – 6:30 PM Princeton Dec 20th DOUBLE 5:10 – 6:40 AM TCNJ 3:45 – 6:30 PM Princeton LCM Dec 21st DOUBLE 5:00 – 6:30 AM Princeton 3:45 – 6:30 PM Princeton Dec 22nd DOUBLE 10:00 – 11:15 AM TCNJ Dry-Land 12:00 – 3:00 PM Princeton Dec 23rd DOUBLE 9:00 – 10:15 AM TCNJ Dry-Land 11:00 – 2:00 PM Princeton LCM Dec 24th 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Princeton *13-14s end at 1:00 PM Dec 25th No Practice Christmas Dec 26th DOUBLE 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM Princeton 5:30 – 7:00 PM TCNJ Dry-Land Dec 27th DOUBLE 9:30 – 11:30 AM Princeton 5:00 – 7:00 PM TCNJ Dec 28th DOUBLE 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM Princeton 5:30 – 7:00 PM TCNJ OR 4 Hour Challenge 9:00am–1:00 Princeton Dec 29th 9:00 – Noon TCNJ Dec 30th 8:00 – Noon TCNJ Dec 31st No Practice as of now Jan 1st No Practice Happy New Year Jan 2nd Normal Jan 3rd DOUBLE Normal Jan 4th Normal Jan 5th Normal
M.G J.S D.W R.P M.G R.P M.G J.S M.G J.S R.G J.S D.W Clearly not in the agreement. We should exclude bargain hunting as it’s not our view or value. I move to change the language. Let’s include exact language from all contracts. I would like to ask all committee members to look at their contracts and make sure the language is there. I don’t have a copy with me. I feel we should on cost and welfare. Let’s keep benefits as good as we can. It’s not in L39’s agreement. No it’s not. I have no problem saving members money. I don’t want employers cutting benefits to save money. By next meeting we will send email to the union presidents to collaborate. I it in L1021 Article 11.2 We can include all three contracts languages. It’s all about recommendations. Those not present today will get and email. Who will be on the 2015 committee? Through when? Spring 2015 is fine for me not Fall. That’s fine. Instead of Alex Pappas let’s put Tom Branca. I will confirm with him.
R.P C.W J.S R.G J.S D.W J.S D.W J.S D.W J.S D.W Confirmed Confirmed (will be joining) Next are the 2015 Objectives. I would like input from the unions on 2015 topics to include next time a survey is done. We need at a 30 day notice when bringing in non-medical presentations. For example long term care. Don’t schedule them until we have them come to a meeting. I am not interested in sales pitches. So noted. Just to clarify these topics are what members want? No Not union members but employees input? Correct We don’t need to see presentations. Just provide the information directly to the members. We in the Benefits Office get from members wanting additional information. It’s in their interests and for the greater good, not just a sales pitch. Its legitimate interests. We are responsible to continue to educate. We can use feedback from you (committee members) on how to deliver.
Year 3/4 Swimming Gala Venue: Cheadle Swimming Pool Dear Parent / Carer, On Tuesday 18th December we are entering a Stockport Sports Partnership Swimming Gala at Cheadle Swimming Baths. We need to take a squad of 8 (4 boys & 4 girls). The event starts at 9.30am and will finish at lunch time 12pm. Mr Cooke will be accompanying the children. We will also need volunteers to help transport the team to Cheadle Swimming Baths. Parent volunteers are most welcome to stay and spectate but are not required to do so. Please complete and return the attached reply slip by Monday 10th December to confirm you are attending. Team members will need swimming trunks/costume, goggles, towel and a drink/snack. Children are able to wear P.E kit to travel to and from the event but must change into school clothes once they are back at school. Thank you! Mr Cooke Mr Cooke (School Sports Coach) My child __________________________ Class & Year ____________ Would like to take part in the Swimming Gala on Tuesday 18th December 2018. ▢ I am available to help drive pupils and have seatbelts for ___ extra passengers. ▢ I am happy for my child to travel to/from the event with a member of staff/parent Signed:________________________ Print name: ______________________________ Contact Number:__________________________________ Date:_______________ Your child will be transported to the event by a parent volunteer. Thanks for helping with transport. Please read and complete the attached volunteer driver declaration sheet and hand it in to the school office on the day of the event..
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Other Business – The next Planning Board meeting will be January 6, 2016 at 5:30 pm. Adjournment – Philip McDonough III moved to adjourn the meeting at 6:00 pm; seconded by Michele Smith. Vote was unanimous. Respectfully Submitted, Robert White Planning Board Secretary RW/dl
SMMT AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING 17 January 2013 (full year 2012) FOR RELEASE: IMMEDIATE UK car manufacturing achieves all-time record exports in 2012 UK car manufacturing broke all-time export records in 2012, with volumes sent overseas exceeding 1.2 million, up 8% on last year. Total vehicle output increased 8% last year to 1.58 million units, the highest level since 2008. Car output rose 9% in 2012 to 1.46 million units, ending the year with a 6% rise in December. Paul Everitt, SMMT Chief Executive said, "2012 was a very good year for UK car production with record levels of exports and volumes at their highest since 2008. "The outlook for 2013 remains positive with demand in many faster growing global markets offsetting the continued weakness in European economies. The £6 billion of investment committed to UK facilities, new model programmes and R&D signals a bright future and many new opportunities for companies in the supply chain. These remain extremely challenging times and it is essential industry and government continue to work together to secure long-term industrial growth." Car manufacturing, 2007-2012, total and export volumes Business Secretary Vince Cable said, "News that UK car production increased by 9% in 2012 and exports are at record levels is a great tribute to our manufacturing strengths, particularly in the face of challenging trading conditions in Europe and strong international competition. "The UK is achieving success by making products that are in demand across the world. We have a diverse and innovative automotive sector with some of the most productive plants in the world and a flexible, skilled and committed workforce. "The government is creating a highly supportive business environment to ensure that UK manufacturers continue to flourish as well as encouraging further investment in the UK automotive sector, including the supply chain. "There is no room for complacency and to build on this competitive advantage we are working jointly with the auto sector on a long term industrial strategy.”
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DOWN BRANCH OF THE PONY CLUB December 2016 Newsletter Don’t miss the CHRISTMAS PARTY Friday 16th December at Gransha Come along and join the fun – all ages welcome!!! Fancy Dress Competition on ponies, party games on and off ponies. A fun for everyone to enjoy! There might also be a special guest!!!!!!! NORTH DOWN PONY CLUB BRANCH WINTER LEAGUE AND DENGIE QUALIFIERS Gransha Equestrian Centre OPEN TO NON MEMBERS Friday 9th December Dengie Qualifier – Show jumping & Dressage Friday 6th January Dengie Qualifier – Showjumping & Dressage Friday 13th January Final Showjumping - 6.30pm Classes. 45cm, 60cm, 75cm (Dengie), 90cm(Dengie), 1m.
‘Their (trainers) knowledge and experience of working with young people with autism was very evident by the use of their own case examples to explain how autism can affect the ways young people communicate, behave and show their emotions and feelings.’ ‘The course was very stimulating and gave me a fuller understanding of autism’ ‘Thank you very much for the training yesterday, I have had excellent feedback from teachers and LSAs who all found it extremely useful.’ ‘Our assistant caretaker said he didn't understand much of it BUT, he then went on to say that was a brilliant video of a boy (Dean) who was just like him. He was amazed to find out that there were other people just like him, and that he wasn't the only one!’ Current booked future courses include:- Making Sense of Autism Training Currently 50 schools committed dates 70 further school requested dates pending Good Autism Practice 9th January – Hertfordshire Development Centre 16th January – STAGS 17th January - Hertfordshire Development Centre 23rd January – Box Moor Trust, Hemel 25th January – STAGS 30th January – Nilands Centre, Bushey 19th February – Hertfordshire Development Centre 21st February – Forres, Hoddesdon Train the Trainer – Making sense of autism 22nd January – Box Moor Trust, Hemel (rearranged from 12.12.17) 6th February - Hertfordshire Development Centre 8th February – Box Moor Hemel 28th February – Nilands Centre, Bushey 19th March – Box Moor Trust, Hemel Leading good autism Dates pending after half term Contact details: - AET website www.autismeducationtrust.org.uk Please share this information and distribute this newsletter to other staff and schools in your area
December 20, 2018 Monthly Meeting Agenda Welcome Speakers – CCM Class Presentations NEREC Report – Warren Gould SIEC Report – Ryan State 911 Report – Steve Hooke Committee Reports Website – Don Hancock Training – Mary Ann McLaughlin Treasurer’s Report – Warren Gould Status of FY18 Invoices Account Balances Secretary’s Report – Mary Ann McLaughlin Monthly Meeting Locations President’s Report Retirement Annual Meeting will be March 27, 2018 January Meeting January 17, 2018 – Westfield State University Horace Mann Building Garden Center Conference Room 333 Western Ave Westfield MA
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tHE ENLIGHTENER bRANCH 99 Belleville Important dates Elvis –Dec. 3 The Shadowz – Dec 10 General Meeting – Dec. 11 Branch will be closed on Sunday Dec. 24 Monday Dec.25 Tues Dec. 26 Sunday Dec. 31 Tues. January 2 Presidents Message Ralph Collins
1st Place winners were Junior -Benjamin Weinstein Intermediate – Maria Baes Poem Junior –Carson Finnie Intermediate – Vera-Lynn Eimers Poster - and White Primary – Harlee Irvine Junior – Ava Bates Intermediate – Cordela Crowley Poster- Colour Primary – Abeeha Moher Junior – Olivia Mundle Intermediate – Marni Bouwma Thank you all who participated. There will be information posted in the New Year regarding the 2018 Legion Speech Contest. Kitchen: Monday – Wednesday 11:30 till 2:30 Thursday – closed Friday – 11:30 till 7 Specials available daily Ways and Means and Special Events Pat Boulter Remembrance Day
SCHOOL EVERY DAY wareness is needed before change can occur. That’s why we wanted to share some important facts about chronic absenteeism-- defined as a student missing 15 or more days in a school year. DID YOU KNOW? l More students with disabilities are chronically absent than any other group of students. l At one Oahu high school, 52% of the students with IEPs were absent 15 or more days in the school year. l Students whose ethnicity is Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander have the highest absenteeism rates. l Students who receive free or reduced lunch are more than twice as likely to be chronically absent as students who are not economically disadvantaged. l Students can be chronically absent even if they only miss a day or two every few weeks. WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT? l Children who are chronically absent in preschool, kindergarten and 1st are much less likely to read at grade level by 3rd grade. l Absences can be a sign that a student is being bullied, or is struggling with school l By 6th grade, absenteeism is one of three predictors that a student may drop out of school. l Good attendance is a habit that will help students be more successful at school, in higher education and on the job. WHAT CAN PARENTS DO? l Make getting to school on time every day a priority. l Schedule doctor and other appointments for after-school hours. l If your child seems anxious about going to school, talk to her teachers or counselor. l Stay on top of your social contacts and school work. For more ideas, visit the website below.
Creative Empowerment Opportunities, Inc. Empowering People for Success” Master Calendar Program: CEO II Month: December 2018 Group: Volunteer Churches 3 Location: N/S 4 Location: Bethlehem Church Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 5 Location: N/S 6 Location: N/S 7 Location: Bethlehem Church Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 10 Location: N/S 11 Location: Bethlehem Church Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 12 Location: N/S 13 Location: N/S 14 Location: Bethlehem Church Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 17 Location: N/S 18 Location: Bethlehem Church Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 19 Location: N/S 20 Location: N/S 21 Location: Bethlehem Church Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 24 25 26 Location: N/S 27 Location: N/S 28 Location: Bethlehem Church Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 31
Creative Empowerment Opportunities, Inc. Empowering People for Success” Master Calendar Program: CEO II Month: December 2018 Group: Volunteer Churches 3 Location: Faith Christian Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10,11 Time: 10-12:30 Cost: $0 PM: Clinton-Macomb Library AA: Clinton-Macomb Library 4 Location: N/S 5 Location: St. Matthias Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10,11 Time: 10-1:30 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 6 Location: St. John Church Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 7 Location: N/S 10 Location: Christian Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10,11 Time: 10-12:30 Cost: $0 PM: Clinton-Macomb Library AA: Clinton-Macomb Library 11 Location: N/S 12 Location: St. Matthias Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10,11 Time: 10-1:30 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 13 Location: St. John Church Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 14 Location: N/S 17 Location: Faith Christian Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10,11 Time: 10-12:30 Cost: $0 PM: Clinton-Macomb Library AA: Clinton-Macomb Library 18 Location: N/S 19 Location: St. Matthias Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10,11 Time: 10-1:30 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 20 Location: St. John Church Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 21 Location: N/S 24 25 26 Location: St. Matthias Focus: Volunteer Skills: 10,11 Time: 10-1:30 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 27 Location: St. John Church Volunteer Skills: 10 Time: 10-1 Cost: $0 AA: ST. Clair shores Library 28 Location: N/S 31
December 2018 ◄ Nov 2018 December 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 4pm Mass Raeder & Christian Jackson Sophia Jones 2 8am – Bennett, Chrise & Artie Dagoglou 10:30 am – Drew Gressett, Isabella & Nicholas Quintana 6pm – Beau Bergeron, Nate & Sawyer Stith 3 4 5 6 7 FEAST OF IMMACULATE CONCEPTION MASS 5:30 – Rex, Wes & George Keller 8 4pm Mass Raeder & Christian Jackson Grace Blamphin 9 8am – Alexandra Sanchez, Chrise & Artie Dagoglou 10:30am – Patrick & Benjamin May, Rex Keller 6pm – Gordie Huguley, Nate & Sawyer 10 11 12 13 14 15 4pm – Boyd x 4 16 8am- Alexandra Sanchez, Bennett, Gordie Huguley 10:30am – Ellie Green, Sophia Jones, Grace Ohlmeyer 6pm – Patrick & Benjamin May, Beau Bergeron 17 18 19 20 21 22 4pm – Nicolas & Isabella Quinaina, Grace Blamphin 23 8am – Gordie Huguley, Chrise & Artie Dagoglou 10:30am – Drew Gressett, Sophia Carissa Wagner 6pm – Nate & Sawyer Stith 24 CHRISTMAS EVE 4pm – Keller x 3 6pm – Rader & Christian Jackson 10pm – Zimmerman x 3, Joey Petras 25 CHRISTMAS 10AM - HELP 26 27 28 29 4pm – Boyd x 4
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