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December 2018 Family Resource Centre Programs For more info please visit www.jbcp.bc.ca Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3 9:00-11:15 am Creative Play Drop-In 4 9-11:15 am Toddler Time Drop-In 4:00-6:00 pm Family Dinner Drop-In 5 6 9:00-11:15 am Creative Play Drop-In 7 9:00-11:15 am Welcome Playgroup Please see sidebar details 10 9:00-11:15 am Creative Play Drop-In 11 9-11:15 am Toddler Time Drop-In 4:00-6:00 pm Family Dinner Drop-In 12 13 9:00-11:15 am Creative Play 14 9:00-11:15 am Welcome Playgroup Please see sidebar details 17 9:00-11:15 am Creative Play Drop-In 18 9-11:15 am Toddler Time Drop-In 4:00-6:00 pm Family Dinner Drop-In 19 20 9:00-11:15 am Creative Play Drop-In *next Baby January 6. To register please call 250-388-7844 ext.313 21 9:00-11:15 am Welcome Playgroup Please see sidebar details 24 James Bay Community Project Closed 25 James Bay Community Project Closed 26 James Bay Community Project Closed 27 Family Centre closed 28 Family Centre closed 31 Family Centre closed January 7th Please follow us on social media James Bay Community Project @jamesbaycp
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Infant Room SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 Things in the Sky Week 3 Make a sun 4 Make snowflakes 5 Make rain drops 6 Make stars 7 Make clouds 8 9 Winter Week 10 Bring in snow to sensory table 11 Color snow outside 12 Make snowmen 13 Explore fake snow 14 Finger paint snow pictures 15 16 Christmas Week 17 Make Decorations 18 Decorate Christmas 19 Decorate stockings 20 Hand print Christmas craft 21 Christmas Party (Free Lunch) 22 23/30 Holiday Week 24/31 Closed 24th Christmas Eve 25 Closed Christmas 26 Closed Boxing Day 27 Foot Print Holiday cards 28 Happy New Year pictures Potential visitor day 29 Note: New Years carries to the 31st – of December Newsletter
WEEK 4 December 24-28 School Closed School Closed Breakfast Cheerios Cereal Sliced Bananas Milk AM Snack Saltine Crackers String Cheese Water Lunch Turkey Meatloaf Mashed Sweet potatoes Applesauce Milk Vegetarian Option Veggie Sticks PM Snack Carrot Sticks Ranch Dressing Water Breakfast Buttermilk Biscuits With Grape Jelly Mixed Berries Milk AM Snack Granola Bar Water Lunch Chicken Alfredo Spinach and Tomato Salad Mixed Berries Milk Vegetarian Option Pasta with Alfredo Sauce PM Snack Animal Cookies Water Breakfast with Cream Cheese Tropical Fruit Milk AM Snack Cinnamon Muffins Water Lunch Chicken Spaghetti with Marinara Broccoli & Cauliflower Mix Fresh Fruit Cup Milk Vegetarian Option Spaghetti with Marinara sauce PM Snack Pretzel Sticks Golden Raisins Water WEEK 5 December 31- January 4 Breakfast Rice Crispies Applesauce Milk AM Ritz Crackers Sunbutter Water Lunch Cheddar Cheese Quesadilla Seasoned beans Fruit cocktail Milk PM Snack Hummus Pita Chips Water School Closed Breakfast Turkey Sausage Taco with Cheddar Cheese Orange Slices Milk AM Snack Goldfish Water Turkey Stroganoff Peas Milk Vegetarian Option Vegetable Egg Rolls PM Snack Oatmeal Raisin Cookie Breakfast Whole Grain Toast with Grape Jelly Pineapple Tidbits Milk AM Snack Fruit cocktail Lunch Meatball Sub Sandwich with Marinara Sauce Steamed Broccoli Pineapple Tidbits Milk Vegetarian Option with Marinara Sauce PM Snack Graham Crackers Breakfast Waffles Mixed Berries Milk AM Snack Greek Yogurt Granola Water Lunch Oriental Pasta Garden Green Salad Mandarin Oranges Milk PM Snack Crackers and Cubed Cheddar Cheese Water
Toddler Room SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2Hanukka week-Dec.2-10 Winter Animals 3Cat in snow craft (Trace cat pic. Black, have child paint white around cat) 4Fake snow in sensory table(White moon sand) 5Paper plate Polar bear(Glue shredded white paper on plate, add ears. Eyes) 6Hand Print black penguin 7Brown paper reindeer on blue sheet with dotted snow 8 9 Science 10 Mix Milk, Food color, dish soap together 11Snow storm in a jar or container 12peppermint water science experiment 13Ivory soap, heat in microwave 14Tornado in a bottle(Fill pill bottle with water add dish soap, shake) 15 16 Christmas 17 Put green tape on floor in shape of a tree, walk on for balance. 18Paper Christmas tree 19popsicle bell tree ornament 20Squshie ball green painted wreath 21Paint a Wooden Star or gingerbread boy 22 23/30 Snow week/ Welcome New Year 24/31 Closed 24th 25 Holiday Closed 26 Holiday Christmas 27Make white playdough add, vanilla and spice to smell like cookies 28Bring in snow put in water table. Put mitts on potential visitor More info to come 29 Newsletter
December 2019 This December calendar is blank, printable and contains Australia holidays. Courtesy of ◄ Nov 2019 December 2019 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 World AIDS Day 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Human Rights Day 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Christmas Eve (NT/SA) 25 Christmas 26 Boxing Day 27 28 29 30 31 New Year's Eve (NT/SA) More Calendars from WinCalendar: , , Created with ► For more calendar layouts, colors, options, and for calendars with Religious Holidays download WinCalendar from WinCalendar.com. ► You can even convert Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar or Yahoo Calendar to Word and Excel format using WinCalendar. ► WinCalendar comes with a free desktop calendar and date picker that also integrates with Microsoft Word and Excel.
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Update on spring retreat – Nancy March 27 – March 30, 2015 Fee raise? First weekend in October 2 - 5, 2015 Special events – Joan Possibilities: “garage sale” Fabric swap – scrap exchange Quilt shop night Crafty planet Program update – Peggy January – Susan Stein Ask about publicity chair Quilt sister thang. Zeeda will have ready. February - garage sale March – assistant curator of textiles MIA April – Sue Heinz glue girl Domestic Bliss. Two hour workshop. May - ?Sandra Brick June – ?Marge Lindeman - Wall pieces with hand-dyed silks. July – 5 by 5 – new members August - September – Anna Carlson – screen printing with text October - November – School House Newsletter update – Wanda Deadline January 1 or 2 Please be prompt so Wanda doesn’t have to take a half day of vacation to get the newsletter out! Web site update – Peg $20 domain Web site address should now show: www.mncontemporaryquilters.net not www.peglasota.com Mail chimp will be used for e-mail. MCQ Face book page. Peg and Nancy will write up something for the newsletter for use. They will explain "why" and "how" we use it. Textile Center update – Tina Do and Dye went well
December 2025 This December calendar is blank, printable and contains EU holidays. Downloaded from ◄ Nov 2025 December 2025 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 Romania: Great Union Nat'l. Day (Ziua Națională/Marea Unire) 2 3 4 5 6 Spain: Constitution Day (Día de la Constitución) 7 8 Spain: Immaculate Conception (Día de la Inmaculada Concepción) 9 10 11 12 13 Malta: Republic Day (Jum 14 15 16 17 18 Migrants Day 19 20 21 22 23 24 Christmas Eve 25 Christmas Day 26 End-of-Year Days 27 End-of-Year Days 28 End-of-Year Days 29 End-of-Year Days 30 End-of-Year Days 31 End-of-Year Days More Calendars from WinCalendar: , , Created with ► For more calendar layouts, colors, options, and for calendars with Religious Holidays download WinCalendar from WinCalendar.com. ► You can even convert Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar or Yahoo Calendar to Word and Excel format using WinCalendar. ► WinCalendar also supports Public Holidays for many Nationalities as well as Religious Holidays.
2nd Sunday of Advent Service December 9, 2018 Speaker – Rev. Bill Millar; Pianist – Maureen Aubry Welcome – Marlene Silinski Announcements and Celebrations Song “We are Waiting” Advent Candle Lighting – Carmen Koepke Songs Heritage Song(1820) “Holy, Holy, Holy” Verses 1&4 VU 315 “Yahweh Be Praised” MV 51 Sharing & Learning Song “Child in the Manger” (music VU 409) Scripture Reading -Luke 3:1-6 - Eleanor Penner Reflection Song “There’s a Voice in the Wilderness Crying” VU 18 Minute for Mission “Nursing in the Korean Context” Offering Offering Prayer Offering Song “What a Wonderful Gift” Welcoming Emmanuel (Responsive) Communion Songs During Distribution – “Bread for the Journey” MV 202 “Where two or three are Gathered” MV 14 Pastoral Prayer Song “Don’t Be Afraid” MV 90 Sending Songs “You Shall Go Out with Joy” VU 884 “Sent Out in Name” MV 212 Blessing “Star Giving” (Ann in “Kneeling in Bethlehem”) – Bonnie Morrow Passing the Peace
Nature (classification) Case Number Date/Time Reported Date/Time Occurred General Location Notes/Disposition *CA? Medical 12/4/2017 12/4/2017 Entry Visual Arts Incident Report Theft 17014729 12/4/2017 12/4/2017 Cambridge Incident Report Smoking 12/4/2017 12/4/2017 Coon Rapids Incident Report Stalking 12/5/2017 12/5/2017 Coon Rapids Incident Report Smell of Gas Leak 12/5/2017 12/5/2017 ATC Incident Report Disruptive Behavior 12/6/2017 12/6/2017 ATC Incident Report Medical 12/7/2017 12/7/2017 Coon Rapids Incident Report Property 12/7/2017 12/7/2017 Coon Rapids Incident Report Medical 12/13/2017 12/13/2017 Coon Rapids Incident Report Property Damage 12/13/2017 12/13/2017 Coon Rapids Incident Report
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3 Chicken Pot Pie Casserole Veggie bar Dinner roll Fruit 4 Corn Dogs Tri Taters Baked Beans 5 Sloppy Joes Chips Veggie Bar Fruit 6 Chicken Drumsticks Mashed Potatoes Corn Garlic Toast Fruit 7 Baked Potato Bar Beef Taco Meat Veggie Bar Fruit Dessert 10 Chicken Fajitas Rice Pepper Blend Veggie Bar Fruit 11 Meatballs Mashed Potatoes Dinner roll Fruit 12 Cheesy Breadsticks Veggie Bar Fruit Dessert 13 Polish Sausage Chips Baked Beans Fruit 14 Hot Ham and Cheese Tomato Soup Veggie Bar Fruit 17 Tater Tot Hot Dish Dinner Rolls Veggie Bar Fruit 18 Chicken Strips Seasoned Pasta Corn Fruit 19 Hamburgers Chips Veggie Bar Fruit 20 Orange Chicken Seasoned Rice Peas Fruit 21 Pizza Veggie Bar Dessert 24 No School Holiday Break 25 No School Holiday Break 26 No School Holiday Break 27 No School Holiday Break 28 No School Holiday 31 No School Holiday Break
Committee: Collins, Jenny Hyslop, Daniel Blankenship. Committee must be objective. Taken directly from HUD standards. Committee meeting, 12/17/12. Created ranking 1-15 Contigency plan based on 3.5% cut = $91,000 If HUD has enough $, they will go to referrals in list. Points in second list must have strong applications. Based on performance in CoCs. Decision provided to each agency by today, 12/18/12. CoCs then have the opportunity to appeal the decision by Monday, 12/24/12. Erhard asks: What’s the overall allocation for renewal projects? about 2.5 million. The justification? Is it current fiscal year funding or last year’s (FY ending 9/2012) Comment: This is a warning of things to come. VT: $350,000 – 400,000 in McKinney funding sequestration/fiscal cliff. Suggestion: When state created ESG grant – it was because of similar situation. *Does this warrant request for $91,000 - $100,000 to state general fund for ESG funding? Daniel: Deadline to get written notice to all project applicants by January 3rd, 2013. HUD: Performance 55 of 130 pts. Strategic planning 55 of 130 pts. Housing services Structure Participation in HMIS 13 pts. Participation in PIT Bonus: Substituting bonus project that 100% of homelessness. How strong is our application in general in HUD’s eyes? Is it still that whole group impacts scoring and projects? BoS CoC has put forth a very competitive application; Need to improve on governance. Not new process Kathy: Appreciates Daniel’s support. My concern is that there is no direct feedback for projects. Whitney: Homeless for the Holidays – Homeless Education. Conversation about NOFA guidelines Changes that we can make Bringing awareness of projects to legislators.
Under 16s Futsal Event vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 6th December (FAW Futsal Cup) Futsal Event vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 13th December (FAW Futsal Cup) Airbus UK vs Rhyl FC – TBA (FAW Academy Cup) Under 19s Cefn Druids vs Rhyl FC – Sunday 6th December (FAW Development League) Please note all fixtures are subject to change & some fixture may be added. Academy Players Currently on trials Jacob Roberts – Under 9s – Everton FC, Crewe Alexandra Sonny Wallis – Under 8s – Liverpool FC, Wrexham AFC Eddie Doig – Under 8s – Manchester United, Everton FC Gethin Armstrong – 8s – Wrexham AFC Iwan Murray – Under 16s – Wrexham AFC Curtis Cook – Manchester City November’s Player of the Month Awards All awards will be announced & presented at training on Monday 7th December
PLAC Agenda December 1, 2017 Dr. Greg Jacobs Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts Kevin Raczynski January 17-18, GCA – Literacy with Emphasis on Academic Vocabulary (70 max per session) **$35/ session January 17 – Woodard Classroom 8:00 – 11:00 AM, Grades K-2 1:00 – 4:00 PM, Grades 3-5 January 18 - Woodard Classroom 8:00 - 11:00 AM, Grades 6-8 1:00 – 4:00 PM, Grades 9-12 Curriculum Directors; Principals Registration deadlines one week in advance of each session: January 10th January 11th Kevin Raczynski February 23 (SS) and March 2 (Sci), Writing Rigorous Science and Social Studies Selected Response Items (70 max per session) **$35/ session February 23 – Social Studies - Woodard Classroom 8:00 – 11:00 AM, Grades 3-5 1:00 – 4:00 PM, Grades 6-12 March 2 – Science - Woodard Classroom 8:00 – 11:00 AM, Grades 3-5 1:00 – 4:00 PM, Grades 6-12 Curriculum Directors; Principals Registration deadlines one week in advance of each session: February 16th February 23rd
Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts PBIS Tier 1 Team Training-Day 3 Clinch January 24, 2018 8:30-3:30 Clinch Elementary, Clinch Middle and Clinch High Railroad Depot Coffee January 25, 2018 8:30-3:30 Freshman Campus and Alternative School H Building- Freshman Campus Superintendents PBIS District Coordinators Principals Paraprofessional Training Is there a need? January 16, 2018 Woodard Classroom-OKRESA Class time is 9:00-12:00 Superintendents Human Resources Director Principals Substitute Teacher Training February 14, 2018 Woodard Classroom-OKRESA Registration begins- 8:00 a.m. Class begins: 8:30 a.m. Register and pay with school district. Superintendents Resources Director Principals GLRS: Jann James and Dana Robbins Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts Check and Connect Phase One: Preparation and Implementation Dec 12 @ 8:00-4:00-Teams of 3 per participating school Phase Two: Mentor Training February 7 and 8 Curriculum Directors, School Principals 12-5-17 Not up for registration yet HB671: Intro to Educating Exceptional Children On-line course begins Jan 8 – 10 weekly modules satisfies the requirement that all certified teachers must complete a basic exceptional student course Curriculum Directors 1-1-18 Cynde Snider: January 25 February 15 Curriculum Directors, 1-17-18
Specialized Instruction, Scaffolding, and Accommodations in Secondary Classrooms March 8 School teams of 3 (co-teaching partners and an instructional coach/administrator) Special Education Directors, Secondary Principals Stephany Smith Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts Literacy for Learning, Living, and Leading Grant December 6, 2017 2 Sessions 9:00 AM -12: 00 PM 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Curriculum Directors, School Principals
PLAC Agenda December 3 Rhonda Robbins Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts Welcome Certification Officials Conference Information Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, HR Directors Day with PSC We will be having A Day with PSC this spring. We have requested 3 dates: Monday, January 25, Monday, February 1, or Wednesday February 3. I have not heard which (if any) of the dates have been picked. The day will start at either 9 or 10 and end around 2. Lunch will be provided ($10 charge per person). More information to come Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Principals, Assistant Principals, Instructional Coaches, SpEd Directors, HR Directors From Word Study to Fluency to Proficient Reading – Dr. Timothy Raskinski Dr. Raskinski is having knee replacement surgery and is not available until May or August. Preference of months? Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Principals Strategies for Increasing Lexile Level Workshop Cindy, and Rhonda will be meeting in January to begin planning. Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Principals TSC Endorsement We are supposed to receive our report from the PSC by December 15; however, the latest email I received indicated that our program will not go in front of the commission until the February meeting () so we will not be able to begin the cohort until after that date. We have 2 interested candidates from Valdosta City schools. Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Principals Pulse Check Results Attached are summaries from the results of the recent Check. Thank you very much for your willingness to provide us with feedback. We have begun analyzing the results and will continue to use them for our own improvement. Superintendents, Curriculum Directors
Student Learning Objectives Next Testing Protocols of Knowledge Training Do we want to offer 1 day training? Principal’s Consortium Next – 3:30 January 20- High School January 21- Middle School January 22- Elementary School Items to discuss: GACIS topics CCRPI Calculations Legislative Issues Education Reform Sub-Committees Recommendations GEMA School Safety Training Do we want to have any of these? Dana Robbins Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts HB671 Mondays: Jan 11-March 14 4:00-8:30 PM (some dates face-to-face; some dates on-line) Curriculum Directors, Principals, Teachers, GaTAPP Candidates 1-4-16 Behavior Interventions That Work – Amie Dean *Amie Dean, “The Behavior Queen” *January 25 – Douglas PLC *January 26 – OKRESA **Registration for both days has been posted. Cost: TBD Curriculum Directors, Special Ed Directors, Principals, Assistant Principals, Behavior Specialist, Instructional Coaches, Teachers, Student Services Directors 1-15-16 Cindy Hitt Topic Specifics Information to Deadlines Handouts IIS Data Analysis Tool Training scheduled 1-20-16, 9:00 – 11:30 am. Tool is available through SLDS and provides school and district level SLDS administrators with the School and District SLDS Administrators 1-13-16
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 19, 2017 TEA CITY HALL, 600 E. 1ST ST. 6:00 PM Call to Order Executive Session – Employee Reviews Approval of Agenda Approval of November 20, 2017 Minutes Approval of Warrants 7:10 Rezoning Public Hearing – Tract 5, Howling Ridge Addition, AG to R1 8:00 - Toby Morris – Dougherty & Company – Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Information Application for New Garbage Hauler License – Roo’s Sanitation Approval of 2018 Garbage Hauler License - RBS Sanitation - Waste Connections – d/b/a Novak Sanitary - A-OK Sanitary - Waste Management Zoning/Engineering - DeGeest Building Addition Site Plan - Jodi’s Rental Site Plan (Marty’ Body Shop Site) - Site Plan – Lot B, Tract 39 Sky Haven Heights - Plat – Lot 2 Titan’s Addition - Miscellaneous Information Application for Abatement and/or Refund of Property – Quoin Financial Bank, 1005 Tanner Ct. Approval of 2018 Animal Control Services & Impoundment Facility Operations Agreement Approval of 2018 On-Call Engineering Services Agreement Approval of Amendment to Agreement for Engineering Services for 271st St. Arterial Improvements – Phase 1 Project Approval of 2016-2017 Audit Agreement Liquor License Renewal - Retail (on-sale) Liquor Including Sundays and Video Lottery - Sky Lounge 1st Reading of Ordinance 249 – 2017 Supplemental Appropriations Ordinance Contingency and Operating Transfers Approval of Land Purchase Agreement Executive Session – Employee Reviews Adjourn
– Our Learning Targets… We will create an informative paper about a specific country’s holiday traditions. We will present our informative papers over holiday traditions to the class. We will use models to divide numbers. We will use the box method to divide numbers. We will use estimation to divide numbers. We will examine what static electricity is. We will create static electricity. We will make text to media comparisons. *Please follow our class on Twitter @LaFlammesClass *Multiplication Combinations must be practiced NIGHT if your student has not yet mastered their facts. *With colder temperatures finally here, please make sure to send a winter coat with your kiddo. If the light is yellow, students aren’t allowed outside without a coat. Dec. 22…Winter (planned by feel free to contact me if you want to donate any items. Dec. 22…Wear your PJs to school to celebrate the last day before Winter Dec. 22…Early Release @ 1pm Dec. 25-Jan. 2…No School – Winter Break Jan. 4…Grade Cards are sent home Jan. 8…PTO Meeting @ 6pm Jan. 12…Electricity Presentation Jan. 15…No School – Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 19…$1 Hat Day Feb. 1…3rd QRT Feb. 5…PTO Meeting @ 6pm Feb. Release @ 2pm Feb. 14…Valentine’s Day Party – time TBD Feb. 16…$1 Hat Day Feb. 16…Family Movie night @ 6pm Feb. 19…No School – President’s Day
Growing and Knowing Volume 1, Issue 2 December 2018 Mark Your Calendars! Nov. 30th – Family Music Night 6 pm Dec. 1st – Start Christmas Collection Dec. 2nd – Zeigler Tree Lighting – see flyer Dec. 13th – Santa’s Gifts Due Dec. 14th – PJ Day, Breakfast for lunch & singalong Dec. 20th – Last Day for Christmas Collection Dec. 21st – Christmas Show 10 am Dec. 21st – School does not open until 11:30 am Dec. 24th – School Closed – Christmas Eve Dec. 25th – School Closed – Christmas Day Dec. 28th – New Year’s Eve Party & Pizza for lunch Dec. 31st – School Closed – New Year’s Eve Upcoming Events Jan. 1st – School Closed – New Year’s Day Jan. 15th – School Closed – Martin Luther King Jr. Day Feb. 19th – School Closed – President’s Day
December 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 8:00 Spoken Comm 9:00 Sunday School 10:30 Holy Comm 2 7:00 Troup 94 7:00pm Worship 3 6:30 Girl Scouts 7:00pm Property 4 6:30 Choir 6:30 5 7:00 Cub Pack 6 Decorating the church 6:30 Fundraising 7 Noon: Lyons Club Holiday Meal 8 8:00 Spoken Comm 9:00 Sunday School 10:30 Holy Comm 3:30 Candlelight Concert 9 EPISTLE DEADLINE 7:00 Troup 94 10 6:30 Girl Scouts 11 6:30 Choir 6:30 Daisy 12 7:00 Finance 13 9am Epistle Volunteers 9am CCC Xmas program 5pm Christmas Concert 14 6:00pm Movie Night 15 8:00 Spoken Comm 9:00 Sunday School 10:30 Holy Comm 16 7:00 94 7:00pm Council 7pm CYSA 17 6:30 Girl Scouts 7:00pm Child Care 18 11:30am CCC Xmas meal 6:30 Choir 6:30 Daisy 19 10am CCC Magic Show 5-10pm CCC Fundraiser @ Blue Monkey 7:00 Cub Pack 20 21 Cub Pack Christmas Party 22 8:00 Spoken Comm 9:00 Sunday School 10:30 Worship/Sunday School Program 23 24 Christmas Eve 7pm Holy Comm 10 Holy Comm. Church Office Closed 25 Christmas Day Church Office Closed 26 27 28 29 8:00 Spoken Comm 10:30 Holy Comm Praise Team Rehersal 30 31 1 Church Office Closed Serving at St. Paul's in December, 2013 ___________________________________________________________ DEDICATIONS FOR DECEMBER FLOWERS ($40) BULLETINS ($15) 12/1 Stauffer Wassum 12/8 Spengler/Wehr Spengler/Wehr 12/15 Huggan/Danner Huggan/Danner 12/22 Witt Golomb
Ian Smith ATT Anne Smith BA (Hons) Accounts for Partnerships, Sole Traders and Limited Companies VAT – PAYE – Bookkeeping - Self Assessment - Tax Returns Local established family business 12/14 Church Street, Ecclesfield S35 9WE Telephone: 0114 246 6464 Fax: 0114 245 6249 Email: info@cartersmith.co.uk Some thoughts to ponder at this ‘giving’ time of the year…
Ecclesfield Rainbows Gatty Hall Tuesday 5.00 pm to 6.15 pm Leader - Debbie Tel: 07860 471793 Ecclesfield Brownies Gatty Hall Monday 5.30 pm to 6.45 pm Leader - Mrs J Hutchinson Tel: 0114 257 8609 Ecclesfield Brownies Gatty Hall Tuesday 6.15 pm to 7.45 pm Leader - Mrs A. Kendall Tel: 0114 246 8866 Ecclesfield Guides Gatty Hall Thursday 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm Leader - Mrs C Topham Tel: 0114 246 1289 Ecclesfield Priory Players EPPIC Theatre Monday 7.30 pm to 10.00 pm Wednesday 7.30 pm to 10.00 pm Secretary –Carol Travis Theatre Tel No. 0114 240 2624 Ecclesfield Community Garden Ecclesfield Park - Located between Ladycroft bridge/stream and Bowling greens. Open Wednesday + Saturday 10 am to 12 noon Tel : Angela 0114 2461095 Friends of Ecclesfield Library Run by the community for the community. Volunteer helpers always needed. Tel: 0114 246 3651 ecclesfieldlib@gmail.com Ecclesfield Cubs Scout Hut (off Yew lane) Wednesday 4:45 pm to 6:15 pm 2nd Pack 6.30 pm to 8.0 pm Leader - Mrs A Hancock Tel: 0114 245 2780 Ecclesfield Beavers Hut (off Yew lane) Monday 6.00 pm to 7.15 pm Leader - Mrs J Steel 0114 246 0218 Thursday 6.00 -7.15 pm Rachael Otter 0114 246 1752 Ecclesfield Scouts Scout Hut (off Yew Lane) Tuesday 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Leader - Bryony Hemming Tel. 719155 Group Scout Leader John Otter Tel. 0114 246 1752 The Grenoside Singers Practice Monday in St Mark’s Church Hall at 7:30 pm Secretary: Garry Leigh Tel: 0114 246 4714 www.grenosidesingers.co.uk Whitley Hall Cricket Club Matches Saturday and some Sundays and weekdays. Please contact Steve Fletcher if you wish to play or learn. Manager – Steve Fletcher 245 2406 Secretary – Joe Webster 245 2518 www.whitleyhallcricketclub.co.uk If you would like your local group advertised please contact: Mrs P Blackburn 0114 246 8453 Useful Contacts
December 7 – Thursday 9:00 am PGA Bible Study (Geneva Room) 9:30 am Knit/Crochet (Parlor) 5:30 pm Healthy Living (Lower Level) 7:00 pm Chancel Choir (Choir Room) December 8 – Friday 5:30 pm Christmas Party (Fellowship Hall) December 9 – Saturday No events scheduled December 10 – Sunday SECOND ADVENT 10:00 am Sunday School (Carey Room) 10:30 am Worship-Prayer Shawl Dedication (Sanctuary) 11:30 am Coffee Hour (Fellowship Hall) December 11 – Monday 9:00 am Food Pantry (Basement) Please bring a Photo ID and proof of guardianship for children. 9:30 am Al-Anon Meeting (Calvin Room) 12:15 pm CFPS Advent Noon-time Concert (Sanctuary) followed by Meet & in Fellowship Hall December 12 – Tuesday 12:00 pm Happenings Deadline (January events) Items can be emailed to: 7:00 pm Bible Study (Chapel) 7:00 pm Neighborhood Association Room) December 13 – Wednesday 9:00 am Food Pantry (Basement) Please a Photo ID and proof of guardianship for children. 4:00 pm Wednesdays- At-First (Gym/Choir/Carey) 7:00 pm Old Town Saginaw Music Association (Geneva)
1 2 3 Human Growth & Development 4 Human Growth & Development 5 6 Foundation Club Night 7 10 *Holiday Jewelry 11 *Holiday Character 12 Builder Bunch (lunch and specials schedule change) *Holiday Décor (that is not intended to be worn) 13 5th Grade Cosplay Dance *Character Dress Day 14 Fine Arts Showcase Socks DUE *Dress Your Best Day 17 * Holiday Hat or Headband 18 *Holiday Hairstyle 19 9:30-10:15 Holiday Singalong (Specials schedule change) Sock Exchange in class *Holiday Attire 20 Early Release 8-9:00am Holiday Party (Specials & Lunch schedule change) *Wear Socks from Sock Exchange* 21 Release End of 2nd Quarter (Specials & Lunch schedule change) *Holiday Pajamas 24 Holiday Break until Monday, January 7th. 25 26 27 28
“All stand at attention.” “Color guard advance” (from side and stop at opening of horseshoe) “Girl Scouts, honor the flag of your country” (all hand on heart except color guard) “Girl Scouts, recite the Pledge of Allegiance” “Girl Scouts, recite the Girl Scout Promise” “Color Guard, post the colors” (place flags in stands) “Color Guard Dismissed” (color guard touch hearts to salute the flag, and walk off to side.)
DECEMBER 2018 NEWSLETTER Dear Cadets, Parents, and Guardians; As we approach the final days of 2018, I would like to commend the entire 608 family for their commitment and dedication. Our 608 Cadets have done an exemplary job representing the squadron and participating in a full calendar of fall activities. The following December dates are noteworthy: Wednesday, 05 December 2018 CO’s Parade Wednesday, 12 December 2018 608 Annual Mess Dinner at the Officers’ Mess, 8 Wing Trenton 182 Yukon Street, Quinte West, ON 1730hrs – 2030hs Mess Dress (cadet uniform with white dress shirt and black bow tie) Wednesday, 19 December 2018 Holiday Social and Band Concert 1800hrs – 2000hrs All Cadets, families and friends are welcome Cadets will wear their uniform Join us for music, comradeship, and light refreshments Following the holiday we will reconvene on 09 January 2019 with a CO’s Parade. Some important upcoming for January 2019 are as follows: CO’s Parade – 09 January 2019 Flying Scholarship Exams – 12 January 2019 (for selected candidates) Biathlon Competition – 19 January 2019 National Course Interviews – 26 January 2019 (for selected candidates) I wish you all a joyous holiday season. Sincerely, Capt Cynthia Russell Commanding Officer 608 Duke of Edinburgh RCACS
Liturgical Ministers January 1 Holy Eucharist Sunday 10:00 AM Vestry person: Rick Daughenbaugh Ushers: Vivian Watt & Roy Blaylock Readers: David Ayres, Kimberly Wimberly Prayers: Marthajane Cassidey Eucharistic Ministers: Bill Fletcher, Marilyn Cepeda Acolytes: Joan Chadick, Bryant Lowther, Gabe Blaylock Snack: The Cassideys Altar Guild: Team 1 In our diocese pray for: In our diocese, pray for, St. Mark’s for the Deaf (Mobile), St. Matthew’s (Mobile), Commission on Cursillo, Commission on Diocesan Missions Liturgical Ministers January 8 Holy Eucharist Sunday 9:00 AM Vestry person: Rick Daughenbaugh Ushers: Robert Foster, Robbie Lowther Readers: Prayers: Eucharistic Ministers: Acolytes: Beth Gillion, Tracy Wagner, Christopher Wagner Snack: Linda Fassig Altar Guild: Team 2 Anglican Cycle of Prayer: Kolhapur - (North India) The Rt Revd Bathuel Tiwade
Members appointed by the Clark County Board of Commissioners: Auger Small Cities & Towns 9/30/17 Started December 2015 Don Ebbeson, Vice Chair Solid Waste Industry Started December 2004 Richard Baker County-at-Large Started March 2000 Allan Jeska Public Interest Groups Started September 2011 Rem SE Clark County Started April 2013 Vacant SW Clark County Started Bill Turlay City of Vancouver 9/30/16 Started January 2014 Brandon Vick Business Started June 2011 Steven Willis North Clark County 10/30/17 Started December 2014 Liaison: Peter DuBois, Solid Waste and Environmental Education Acting Manager Phone: (360) 397-2121 ext. 4961 Peter.dubois@clark.wa.gov Waste Program Guiding Principles Promote sustainable actions and behaviors that ensure resources and options for future generations. Maintain a solid waste system that supports economic vitality and conserves natural, fiscal resources Achieve a reasonable balance among public convenience, public expenses, public health and the environment. Maintain flexibility to anticipate future changes and needs. Promote source reduction, and recycling. Increase local control of solid waste management. Encourage cooperative and coordinated efforts among government agencies, citizens, and the private sector for managing solid wastes. Agenda Regular Meeting Thursday, December 4, 2014 6:00 – License Office SMALL CONFERENCE ROOM – 1ST FLOOR I CALL, APPROVAL OF MINUTES – November 6, 2014 Welcome new members Getting to know you exercise Discuss Chair & Vice Chair positions II UPDATES – County Public Health, County Environmental Services, City of Vancouver, Department of Ecology III Presentation Paint – Allen Jeska IV Update - Preliminary Draft of Solid Waste Management Plan public comment / next steps – Peter DuBois V Recommendation RE: Coordinated Prevention Grant (CPG) VII OTHER BUSINESS VIII COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS Attachment: Minutes of the November 6, 2014 meeting
12/20 Paula & Paul Belyea of Lynn $100 12/21 Twiss Family of Peabody $35 12/22 Jen & Robert Leedhan of Salem $35 12/23 George Nichols of Revere $50 12/24 Niamh Anderson of Swampscott $150 12/25 Lander of Salem $500 12/26 Nina Pelletier of Salem $35 12/27 Jack of Peabody $35 12/28 Mike Pidgeon of NY $35 12/29 Scott Smith of Plainville $35 12/30 Nancy O’Brien of Peabody $50 12/31 Roberta Blasczak of Peabody $150
Nursery (ages infant to 3) and Children's Church (ages 4-11) are available. Children are invited, but are not required to attend. Parents know their children best and are encouraged to make the decision that is best for their family. Tuesday Trustee Meeting at 1 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer time at 6:30 p.m. Church Budget Vote Youth IMPACT & Kid’s Bible Time Choir Practice @ 7:30 pm Thursday Men’s Bible Study at 8 a.m. @ Chickfila Christmas Cantata – December 16th Christmas Cards due – December 16th at 4:45 p.m. Youth Caroling – December 19th at 6:15 p.m. Christmas Eve Service – Scripture, Carols, & Candles 6 p.m. Ladies Bible Study begins Jan 10th. If you would like a book please sign up in the foyer. Feed My Starving Children at MFI – January 12th Giving Basket – We are collecting size 2, 3,& 4 diapers for the CareNet Pregnancy Center and non-perishable food for the HOPE for Families Shelter December 16 Ruth Stine Teaching Truth | Serving Others | Glorifying God
Luisa Degregorio – 18th November Kerry Scott – 18th November Maurice Gales – 18th November Danilla Missio – 15th November December Isabel Doherty 14th December May their memory give their families and friends the strength to face the days ahead. Rest in Peace Riposare in Pace Upcoming Events Happy Hour Every Tuesday Theatre Room - 1:30pm Baking Christmas Biscuits 18th December Dom’s Cafe – 1:30pm Residents Meeting 27th December Theatre Room – 3:00pm Italian Church service Every Tuesday Theatre Room – 11:00am
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Contact the Commanding officer of a local Military Unit Some cities have Military Family Assistance Centers that can provide information about those in need These are just a few contacts you could make to help our Veterans, Military and their families. Once these contacts are made, these organizations will know who to contact and how to proceed when they have a person or family in need. This is what Public Relations is all about; letting our communities know Who we are, What we do, and Why we do it. The Auxiliary works through these other organizations to provide the help needed. No names of those being helped need to be compromised. Everything can be done anonymously through the contact organization. Please remember those Veterans and Military Personnel in VA facilities or nursing/rehab centers that continue to need our help. Raise awareness in your community and please share the American Legion Auxiliary Mission of Service Not Self this Christmas, and continue the mission everyday throughout the year. May God Bless our Soldiers, past and present, and their families this Christmas Season. I am wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a very Blessed and Safe New Year! Hoping to see all of you at our informative Mid-Winter. Hugs to All, Denise Denise Conrad, Department 2nd Vice President 2014-15
December 2017 Center Open 1 2 5-8PM Activity: Games Galore @ SSP2P 3 Center Open 4 5 Center Open 6 7 8 9 5-8pm Activity: Gentle Motion @ 5-8pm Activity: Meat and Eat @ NTPS Service Center SFG CLOSED TODAY 10 Center Open 11 12 Center Open 13 14 Center Open 15 16 5-8pm Activity: Gentle Motion @ SSP2P 5-8pm Activity: Meat and Eat @ NTPS Service Center Holiday Party 5-8PM @ SSP2P 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK 31 1 2 SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY SFG CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK Contact Us: 360-239-8834 360-951-7152 Email: Website: www.seedsforgrowth-oly.org Follow us on Facebook @growthcommunitycenter Center Locations Mondays and Fridays SSP2P 1012 Homann DR SE Lacey WA 98503 Wednesdays NTPS Service Center 6620 Carpenter Rd SE, WA 98503
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Sewing Class III 10 am – 12 pm $45* 2 Happy Hanukkah 3 Sewing Class I 10 am– 12 pm $45 4 5 Sewing Class II 10 am – 12 pm $45 Owners Class I 1 pm – 3 pm $ FREE*** 6 Quilter’s Class 1 pm - 4 pm $45* 7 Serger Class I 10 am – 12 pm $45 8 Sewing I 10 am– 12 pm $45 Big Holiday Sale! Save over $5000! Dec 8th - 9th only! 9 Sewing Class I 1 pm – 3 pm $45 Big Holiday Sale! Save over $5000! Dec 8th - 9th only! 10 Owners Class I 1 pm – 3 pm $ FREE*** 11 12 Sewing Class II 10 am – 12 pm $45 13 Sewing Class I 1 pm – 3 pm $45 14 Christmas tree 1 pm – 3 pm $45** 15 Open Sew 10 am – 12 pm $45 SHOP WITH US TODAY! 16 Sewing Class II 1 pm – 3 pm $45 17 18 19 Open Sew 10 am – 12 pm $45 20 Sewing III 10 am – 12 pm $45* 21 Sewing Class I 10 am– 12 pm $45 22 Reindeer Deals Sewing Class II 10 am – 12 pm $45 23 Reindeer Deals Sewing Class III 1 pm – 3 pm $45* 24 Reindeer Deals Today 10 am – 2 pm 25 CLOSED 26 Sewing Class I 10 am– 12 pm $45 27 Owners Class II 10 am – 12 pm $ FREE*** 28 Open Sew 10 am – 12 pm $45 29 Sewing Class III 10 am – 12 pm $45* 30 ICON owners class IV Embroidery 1 pm – 4 pm $ FREE*** 31 10 AM – 2 PM 1 CLOSED 2 3 Sewing Class I 1 pm – 3 pm $45 4 Sewing Class II 10 am – 12 pm $45 5 Sewing Class I 10 am– 12 pm $45 *Fabrics/kits, patterns, and/or additional notions are not included with the price of the class. These items may be purchased in our shop separately; whereas, an additional 15% discount on these items purchased during class. ** Price is all inclusive. Class instruction, materials, designs, equipment use, and items described in class/event are covered by fee. ***Owner classes are cost free learning classes offered by Certified instructors when you purchase a machine at Sewing Nuts.
MESSAGE FROM THE ARCHPRIEST OF NADUR Monsignor Jimmy Xerri Monsignor Rev. Fr. Jimmy Xerri Wishing you a Happy Christmas and New Year from the parish basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul in Nadur, Gozo. Awguri għall-Milied u s-sena l-ġdida mill-parroċċa ta' San Pietru u San Pawl. Fr. Jimmy Xerri MESSAGE FROM THE CHAPLAIN OF PORTUGAL Parish Priest of S. VERÍSSIMO DE PARANHOS Porto. Chevalier Rev. Fr. Antonio Manuel Martins BY THE DREAM WE GO Let's penetrate the divine Like Joseph and Mary: It is Christmas of the Child God, Let us rejoice in joy. No love that everything up UNDERSTAND ANGELS OF THE HEIGHTS: GLORY TO GOD AND PEACE ON EARTH, PEACE AND LOVE TO THE CREATURES. If the dream commands life, Mary guides us, Encourage and invite us To the sources of joy. Let's project utopia To see in the other a brother Let's share in harmony Life, love and bread. P. Manuel Martins, CM PELO É QUE VAMOS Penetremos no divino Como José e Maria: É Natal do Deus Menino, Exultemos de alegria. NO AMOR QUE TUDO ENCERRA DESCEM ANJOS DAS ALTURAS: GLÓRIA A DEUS E PAZ NA PAZ E AMOR ÀS CRIATURAS. Se o sonho comanda vida, Maria é quem nos guia, Nos alenta e nos convida Às fontes da alegria. Projectemos a utopia De ver no outro um irmão Partilhemos na harmonia A vida, o amor e o pão. P. Manuel Martins, CM Votos de um
Shamrock Gardens Elementary School December 2011 Calendar Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 2 5 Kiss A Pig Day! 9:00 a.m. 6 LI/TD Open House 7 p.m. 7 8 9 Student Council Assembly & Elections (Grades 3-5) 12 Holiday Hat Day 13 14 SGE Holiday Performance “One Day in December” 6:00 P.M. 15 Uniform Free Day Meals for Minds Food Pantry 5 PM 16 Pajama Day! Classroom Holiday Parties 2:00 P.M – 3:15 P.M. 19 20 21 . 22 23 26 27 28 29 30
Registration Form – 23rd Annual Governmental GAAP Update December 5, 2018, 1-5:00pm EST (Encore Presentation) Instructions: The purpose of this sheet is to add participants only. Please type registrants' information directly into the form below and save before e-mailing, printing, or faxing to the GFOA. This sheet must be submitted with the GAAP Update registration form and payment referenced in the GAAP Update brochure. The GAAP Update brochure is posted on . fees are detailed in the GAAP Update brochure. Please submit the GAAP Update registration form, payment, and the list of additional participants to: Payment by check: Make payable to “Government Finance Officers Association” Send to: GFOA • 203 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 2700 • Chicago, IL 60601-1210 Payment by credit card: Scan and e-mail this form to training@gfoa.org; fax to (312) 977-4806; or send to: GFOA • 203 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 2700 • Chicago, IL 60601-1210 Billed registration: Scan and e-mail this form to training@gfoa.org or fax to (312) 977-4806. Registrant 1 Full Name: Title: Company: Address: City, State/Province, Zip: Telephone: E-Mail Address (MANDATORY): GFOA Membership #: SUBSTITUTION? - Y/N: Active Member #: Active Member Name: Group Registration Form – 23rd Annual Governmental GAAP Update
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Happy Christmas Love Rev’d Lorna Services at St Michael and All Angels Church December 2013 St Michael’s Rearsby Holy Trinity St Botolph’s Ratcliffe Sunday 1st Advent 1 11.00am Parish Eucharist 9.30am Morning Praise 6.30pm Advent Songs of Praise Sunday 8th Advent 2 11.00am Parish Eucharist 9.30am BCP Holy 6.30pm Evening Reflection Sunday 15th Advent 3 11.00am Parish Eucharist 9.30am 9.30 6.30pm Carols by Candlelight Sunday 22nd Advent 4 11.00am Christmas Sunday Mix 3.00pm Festival of Carols 9.30am Holy 4.00pm Carols - Eve 11.30pm Midnight Mass 4.00pm Crib Service Day 10.00am Family
These courses can be different in different places, even when they have the same or similar names. They are designed by individual tertiary organisations. Offered at universities, polytechnics, institutes of technology, wānanga and private training establishments. You generally need to have gained a bachelors degree to do these courses. Postgraduate courses involve more advanced study in the area of your first degree. Graduate courses involve study in an area other than the area of your first degree. What makes up a qualification You complete qualifications by gaining set numbers of credits, just as you do for NCEA. In universities you complete points, but the principle is the same. Each qualification set outs how many credits or points you need to gain and the subjects or papers that are available in the programme. For some qualifications, eg, Bachelor of Science, you will have lots of choice about which courses you do to get the credits or points you need. For others you will have little choice, eg, National Certificate of Architectural Technology.
MY SUBJECT CHOICES Have you made any changes to your subject choices this year? Have you got any ideas for next year that you want to record? MY GOALS Are the short and long-term goals you wrote last year still relevant? Do they still fit with who you are now? It is important to change your goals if you need to. Did anything get in the way of working towards your goals? Is this likely to get in your way this year? What could you do about this? MY REVIEW Take a few moments to record your thoughts and feelings your last plan and your plans now. Did this review help you get a clearer picture of your ideas now?
(Full name) (Address) (home and mobile) Email: Make sure your address doesn't give a bad impression of you. Personal strengths Dependability: Attitude: Motivation: Presentation: Team membership: A chance to show why you are a good person for the job. Possible qualities are honest, punctual, takes initiative, keen worker. Skills and experience (example) (example) (example) (example) (example) (Skill) (example) (example) Capture the reader! Choose skills and examples that show you can do the job or to do it. Possible skill areas are communication, computer skills, specific subject skills, leadership or customer service. You could include driver licences and ability to speak other languages here. Education and training (Name of secondary school) (date –date) (Course (Provider), (Location) (date –date) Include school and any other places you have studied.