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To: [email protected]
Sub: First-Aid Course
Date: Sept 12
Dear Mr. Lavis:
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Would like to cordially invite you to
The 20th Annual Portland Study Abroad Fair
January 10 through 14, from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Barring Exhibition Hall, 475 Wharton Drive
Portland, Oregon
The Committee for World Education Development is proud to host this event in downtown Portland. The fair will involve more than 2,000 representatives from universities, colleges, language schools, and other academic institutions from around the globe.
Join us on any day of the fair by showing this card at the registration desk near the front entrance of the exhibition hall. The invitation entitles the recipient to bring one additional guest.
Space Science Museum
NOTICE TO VISITORS
Please note that the main building of the Space Science Museum at 290 Chamomile Street will be closed from June 4 to June 8 for scheduled restoration work.
The work will improve the foundation and interior design of a number of exhibition halls to better enhance museum experiences for our guests. The museum’s planetarium will also be closed, as staff will be installing new equipment and upgrading seats.
However, the museum’s auxiliary buildings will remain open during this period. Visitors with passes to the special exhibition, The Moons of Saturn, may still access it at Orbit Hall. Likewise, those wishing to visit our space transport display may do so at Satellite Hall.
All museum facilities will officially reopen on Thursday, June 9. We apologize for the inconvenience.
To: Joseph Hillier
From: Marilyn Sharpe
Subject: Burton Farms
Date: October 21
Attachment: Product list
As you know, we are in the process of negotiating an agreement with Burton Farms to sell some of their dairy products at all our supermarket locations in the Midwest. Depending on how well the products sell, we may distribute them later on to our other stores across the country.
In connection with this, I would like your team to complete a presentation in time for a meeting we are having with Burton Farms on the 11th of next month. You will need to do some research on their brand positioning and target market. Next, you’ll have to come up with ideas for arranging the products on our shelves and promoting them to our customers. I’ve attached the Burton Farms product list and highlighted the items we plan to sell. I’ll be in the office all week if you want to discuss this further.
Thanks!
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Vice president of marketing
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The Millsboro Water Department is calling on all area students to participate in its third annual art contest. The theme of this year's competition is Water For All.
The contest is open to Millsboro students in grades 4 through 12. The rules call for original artwork to be submitted on 75-centimeter by 110-centimeter poster board or paper, with a 3-centimeter border on all sides. Entrants may use any traditional medium they wish, such as pastel crayons, colored pencils, watercolor paints, cut paper, or fabric. However, computer-generated artwork and photography will not be accepted. Students may receive guidance from a parent, teacher, or guardian but must do all the work by themselves.
The grand prize winner of each grade level will receive $300 cash and a $200 gift card from fellow sponsor Millsboro Shopping Center. Furthermore, three additional contestants will be awarded with $100 gift cards, also furnished by the shopping center. Along with other entries, the winning pieces will be featured in next year's student artwork calendar, which will be distributed free to clients of the Millsboro Water Department at the beginning of next year.
The deadline for entries is April 30. For more information, visit www.mwd.com/art_contest.
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As stated, our products do include fruits. However, the daily vitamin supplement does not contain strawberries or grapefruit as ingredients. You can ingest it safely without any worry about an allergic reaction to strawberries or medication interaction with grapefruit. But some of our other products may contain one or the other. For example, Pure Mix energy drinks contain grapefruit seed.
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CITY OF GRIGGSTON PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE
A city hall meeting has been scheduled to discuss proposed plans for two road improvements, specifically the extension of Marigold Street from Route 103 and the road hazard repairs on Hartford Street. The first project on Marigold Street will be conducted over two weeks while the latter is expected to take five days. The Griggston Office of Transportation Planning has provided funding for both projects.
The work is expected to cause some disruption to traffic and some disturbances to homes and businesses in the area. The city has already put together a traffic rerouting plan for the duration of both projects and will allow the usage of noisy machinery during daytime hours.
Please note the meeting details below.
Date: Tuesday, January 10
Time: 6:30 P.M.
Location: Griggston City Hall, Room 5A in basement level one
This room is fully-accessible for persons with disabilities.
Representatives from the Office of Transportation Planning, along with project contractors and consultants, will present an overview of the roadwork while providing the opportunity for questions from the audience. Should you have any inquiries about this meeting or comments regarding either project, they may be directed to our senior city planner Lois Oliveira at [email protected].
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Griggston City Hall
100 West Lorry Road
Griggston.TX 76645
Office of Transportation Planning
February 15
Shawn Davis
Walnut Creek Contracting
58 Lilac Terrace
Fort Worth,TX 76120
Dear Mr. Davis,
I am sending this letter as an expression of my gratitude for the excellent work your contracting company did on the Marigold Street construction work. You and your 10 crew members were a pleasure to work with and were always timely, professional, and knowledgeable.
Already, there have been a lot of positive reactions about the work you've done from residents and business owners in the vicinity.There have been many positive remarks about the beautiful brick sidewalks that were installed.
This was now the fifth time for us to hire your company and I am delighted that your business and the City of Griggston have continued our ongoing partnership. I have wired the payment for your contracted services to your company's bank account as per our regular agreement.
Also, I would like to let you know that my office is working on a similar project for Rosedale Avenue. Nothing is confirmed as of yet, but I should have more details in a few weeks. I would also like to consider your company for this task. It would take approximately the same amount of time as the work on Marigold Street did and would possibly begin at the end of April. Let me know if you might be interested.
Thank you again, and we look forward to working with you in the future.
Sincerely,
Lois Oliveira
Senior city planner
The Regency Scotia School of Design Hosts Historic Royal Costume Display
Threads of Royal History, launched on Friday, is the latest exhibit from the Regency Scotia School of Design (RSSD) in Glasgow. It is a treat for period costume enthusiasts. For the exhibit, the school borrowed 52 outfits belonging to both historical and current monarchs from museums around the world. Of particular note are the 4,000 year old headdress and accessories on loan from the Cairo Museum in Egypt as well as several stunning robes from the Forbidden City Museum in Beijing. In addition, fashion students from the school have created 38 replica outfits. All of the items are beautifully displayed on specially designed mannequins.
The exhibit will last for a month, concluding on April 30. Regular admission is £6.50, but students and faculty of the RSSD are admitted for free. Senior citizens pay £5.00, and children 10 and under pay £3.50. Inquire about student group rates by calling 555-3400. The exhibit space is located in the school’s Leighton Hall, which is open from 10 A.M. through 8 P.M., Monday through Thursday.
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TO: Larry Dent
FROM: Rhoda Augustine
SUBJECT: RSSD Exhibit
DATE : April 20
Hi Larry,
I saw an article in the paper about RSSD's current exhibit and am thinking of taking the students in my morning art classes there for a field trip. I called to find out about student group rates, and if there are 30 or more students, the admission fee is significantly lowered to £4.00. But I only have 24 in total for both my morning classes, so 1 was wondering if you and your students might be interested in joining us. The community center's bus seats 55 people, so there should be enough room to accommodate everyone. It sounds like a really interesting display, and I think our students would learn a lot from it as well. There is no rush, but let me know whether you're interested by Friday so I can book the visit.
Thanks!
Rhoda
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PAID IN FULL (cash)
Group Ticket for: Threads of Royal History Exhibition
Date: April 28 ‘This ticket can only be used on the indicated date.
Name: Terrington Secondary School
Rate: Student group rate
Participants: 48
Group Leader(s): Rhoda Augustine, Larry Dent
All visitors are required to proceed through the security checkpoint prior to admission. Photography is strictly forbidden. Please do not touch any item on display.