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Friendship Village School Friendship Village School PO Box 100/23 School Street Upcoming Events!! Friendship, Me 04547 Tel: 832-5057-Fax:832-7389 Ann Kirkpatrick, Principal February is Dental Health Cleo Carter/Bonnie Robinson, HeadTeachers Month! Beth Simmons, Administrative Assistant Visit our website at www.msad40.org February 20th-24th February 10, 2012 Winter Break-No School March 16th Dear Parents and Guardians: No School-Teacher Starting the week of February 27th, RSU 40/MSAD 40 will use the School Messenger automated Workshop communication system to report low or negative school lunch balances. The School Messenger system uses the contact information you provide to the district. A weekly phone call or email (if the email address is provided) will be placed to the parent/guardians of student accounts with low or negative balances. We hope this service is a convenient way for you to manage your student lunch accounts. Mrs. Jameson Needs Your Ideas Remember, you may also check the status of your children’s meal balances by using your child’s account Do you have a cool name for a vegetable or on MyNutrikids.com.~ fruit super hero? If you know that your student’s lunch account is low or negative and do not receive a lunch balance call In the FVS lobby there is a jar to put your from MSAD 40 during the week of February 27th, please call your school’s office and make sure the ideas in. contact information they have for you is accurate. Please include what fruit or veggie it is, its Parents and Guardians are encouraged to call the Food Service Director at the Central Office at 785-2277 name and your name. with any questions or concerns they may have concerning the SAD #40 Food Service Program.~ We thank Thank-You you for entrusting us with feeding your children daily, and we look forward to providing this service to you for years to come. Please check the Lost and Found in Storm Hendrickson Food Service Director S.A.D.# 40 the lobby. There are coats, gloves, (207) 785-2277 Ext. 241 sweatshirts etc! Friendship's 205th Birthday Party It's a free Caribbean party from 4pm-8pm with door prizes. Come join us on Saturday, Feb 25 at the Hahn Center wearing your bright colors. Starting at 4pm, children with their parents, will have the opportunity to work on or take home a wood craft, play table games, look over the Friendship Museum pictures or watch the movies of different Hot Lunch and Breakfast Menu Friendship Day events. At 6pm Jim and Kat will provide the musical entertainment as you enjoy pizza, cupcakes, cake and ice cream. 2/13 thru 2/117 We will be collecting flip flops for the Honduras children. Hosted by Friendship Is Here. Monday Ham Slice, Mashed Potato, Sweet Peas, Fruit (Assorted Breakfast) Tuesday Hot Lunch Breakfast Sign-up Sheet Chop Suey, Wheat Roll, Cucumber Spears, Pineapple Tidbits, Valentine Treat Breakfast S Milk Hot Lunch L Milk SALAD BAR, Grades 4, 5, 6 A or B (Honey Nut Chex) Monday ________ ________ _________ ________ Wednesday Tuesday ________ ________ _________ ________ A-Cheese or B-Pepperoni Pizza, Cucumber Coins, Wednesday ________ ________ _________ ________ Mixed Fruit Cup (Yogurt) Thursday ________ ________ _________ ________ Thursday Friday ________ ________ _________ ________ Dagwood Sandwich, Chips, Baby Carrots, Fruit SALAD BAR , Grades 4,5,6 Breakfast $1.10 Hot Lunch $2.25 Milk .50 (Assorted Cereal) served w/milk Juice .30 Water .50 Friday Name:______________________________________________ Hot Dog w/Roll, Side Salad, Sun Chips, Peaches (Bagel) Waldoboro Little League Seeks Volunteers Waldoboro Little League has begun planning for the 2012 season and is looking for interested volunteers to assist. Meetings are scheduled for Feb 3rd, Feb 16th and March 1st at 6:00pm at the Waldoboro Fire Station and are open to the public. Meetings will include topics such as: coaches and umpire training, game scheduling, league operations, fundraising, field maintenance, divisions of play and more. Little League, founded in 1939 in Williamsport, Pa., is the world’s largest youth sports program with more than 2.8 million children and 1 million volunteers in more than 100 countries. More than 30 million people have played in Little League programs. Waldoboro Little League played its first season in 1952. This year, it is expected that over 200 children ages 5 to 12 will compete in several divisions of play in baseball and softball at Waldoboro Little League. The league is also looking for volunteers interested in umpiring youth baseball and softball games this year and will be offering informational training sessions for those interested. If you've ever wanted to help out, but reluctantly declined because you just weren't sure what you were getting yourself into, or you have a basic knowledge of the game and want to freshen your skills, or you have no idea how to umpire, but want to learn, then these training sessions are for you. Training sessions will focus on rules, mechanics (how to position yourself for the call) and etiquette. For more information on volunteering or umpiring, please contact Waldoboro Little League President Bill Post at 832-0892, or Kyle Santheson at the Waldoboro Recreation Department at 832-5369. They will be happy to answer your questions. Please consider getting involved, the League needs you! Medomak Valley High School Varsity baseball coach Scott Hastings will be offering a free baseball clinic for MSAD 40 residents in grades 3-8. The Please join the Art & Music Teachers of MSAD #40 for a clinic will run on Sundays from February 26 to March 25 3:00-4:30 in the District-Wide Visual and Performing Arts Celebration! MVHS gym. The focus of the clinic is throwing and fielding. Proper pitching “eARTh 2012” and hitting mechanics will also be introduced. Players should wear March 15th, 4:00-8:00 pm, at MVHS appropriate baseball attire, sneakers and should bring their baseball glove. Art Show from all District Schools FMI, contact Coach Hastings at 832-5389. Music, Chorus, Band, & Theatre Performances Dinner & Snacks The All-Grades Self-Portrait Tee-Shirts may be News from CC/PTO Ordered We are looking for great recipes to put in our community cookbook. If you have a special dish Through Your School that you would like to share please email Rhonda Havener at [email protected]. You or on the Night of the Show may also send the recipe in to school with your child to give to Ms. Simmons or you may send the We hope to see you ALL there!! recipe to Friendship Community Club, P.O. Box 309, Friendship, Maine 04547. COMMUNITIES COME TOGETHER TO FORM the "Dream Team" Harlem Rockets Comedy Basketball Team are Coming to Medomak Valley High School The Special Olympian Athletes; the Coastal Navigators will be hosting some very special guests on Wednesday, March 7th 7:00pm at Medomak Valley High School. The Harlem Rockets, a talented group of basketball entertainers who combine incredible showtime basketball skills and family-friendly comedy will face the Coastal Dream Team in a game benefiting the Special Olympian Athletes, the Coastal Navigators. Having played over 2500 games in 16 years without a single defeat, the Harlem Rockets offer something for everyone to enjoy. Sports enthusiasts will be intrigued by the athleticism and size of the Rockets including. Basketball aficionados will be dazzled by the ball-handling wizardry of Shawn “The Dribbler” Leggett. Shawn is one of the world’s extraordinary dribblers. Satiated by the game of Terry “Magician” McKenzie and left awestruck by Angelo “TNT” Gordon. And since this is comedy basketball, the Harlem Rockets present to you the Zaniest Showman Of All Time……. Tex Barnwell “One Of Show Basketball’s All Time Greats”. The “Crowned Prince Of Laughs”. The Harlem Rockets incorporate the audience, especially children, into the show and are always available to meet the fans and give autographs at halftime and after the game. In this special event to raise money for the Special Olympian Athletes, the Coastal Navigators, the Dream Team have graciously agreed to face the Harlem Rockets. Coaching the Dream team will be President of The Free Press, Reade Brower and long time friend Bill Flynn. The Dream Team players include, from Medomak, Mrs.Andrea Williamson, Mr.Jacob Newcomb, and Coach Mr. Ryan McNelly, alumni of MVHS and college star Garrett Alley, from Warren coach and player Mike Gamage, from Thomaston and representing Georges Valley Alumni, Britta Sturks and Brandon Staples, from St. George all time favorite Tim Colson, from Waldoboro our very special public safety officers Chief Labombarde, Officer Thomas Bartuneck and Detective Lance Mitchell, from Camden and representing Coastal Opportunities Coach Jon Moro, also from Camden YMCA Director Mr.Troy Curtis, EMT Justin Hills and Clint Beverage, from Lincolnville, High School Coach and teacher Ms. Samantha Wiley, from Rockport, Director of Planning & Community Development Tom Ford, representing the Coastal Navigators Special Olympian Athletes, Ronnie V & Roger F, and from Rockland our very own Village Soup Associate Sports Director, Mark Haskell Also featured to perform are Warren Community School Cheerleaders and Daisy Lee of Friendship singing our National Anthem. Tickets for what promises to be a fun-filled evening for the community are available at Waldoboro: Moody’s Diner, Warren: Townline Video Plus, Lincoln’s Country Store, Union: Common Market, Camden: HAV II, YMCA, Coastal Opportunities,Schools: Warren Community, Medomak Valley High School, Friendship Village & CHRHS-Tessa Carroll or at the door. Other sponsors for this event areThe Samoset Resort. RSU 40/MSAD 40 Adult Education - Join us for the 2012 Winter/Spring semester and learn something new! Zen Martial Arts with Chuck Nguyen Teens and adults welcome – all must sign a liability waiver and be in good health.
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