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Page Ten N/Warren Town and County News Thursday, December 9, 2010
THE DAILY GRIND RIBBON CUTTING
The Norwalk Area Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting at The Daily Grind coffee shop at its new location, 1128 Sunset
Drive. Members of the chamber and community welcomed Bryan and Laura Greiner to their new location. Photo submitted.
Norwalk Music BoOsters 2010-2011 Minutes for November/December Meeting
Meeting held Tuesday,
November 30. High
School choir room, 7 p.m.
Teacher Reports:
Elementary: Fourth
grade vocal concert, De-
cember 7; Eight students
that auditioned for OPUS
will sing for nursing home
residents; Fifth grade
in-school band concert,
morning of December 17.
Middle School:
Sixth-eighth grade
band concert, December 7;
sixth-eighth grade vocal
concert, December 13;
Field trip to Ames is
scheduled for music stu-
dents to see "You're a
Good Man, Charlie
Brown."; Vocal music stu-
dents will sing for retire-
ment home residents on
December 17.
High School:
Ken Huen reported that
he and Nick Menke will
begin the process of de-
signing new marching
band uniforms after the
holidays. There are not
enough current uniforms
to meet next fall's band
enrollment; SCIBA Honor
Band auditions at
Roosevelt High School in
Des Moines on December
3; Drake honor band De-
cember 3-4; SCIBA Jazz
band contest, Waukee, De-
cember 12;Band holiday
I
EASTVIEW 8-9 UPDATE I
By
I
Darin Schreck, Success Coordinator
Eastview "Takes a Stand"!
Over the last few years, in schools across the country,
there has been a growing concern regarding bullying,
harassment and student safety. Behaviors that had tra-
ditionally been allowed to persist, being excused as
"kids will be kids" or "a normal part of growing up,"
are now being considered and addressed. We at
Eastview are taking a proactive position by developing
a comprehensive program to help make our school safer
for all students when it comes to bullying and harass-
ment. As part of this program, we will be conducting a
week-long awareness program starting December 13.
Our theme will be, "Take a Stand."
The week will start off with the School Resource Of-
ricer providing students with a description of what bul-
lying and harassment looks like as well as the legal rami-
fications regarding bullying and harassment. The rest
of the week will cover the four major types of bullying
and harassment.
The four major types of bullying and harassment
are:
Physical (hitting, kicking, biting, throwing things,
etc.)
(name calling, teasing, taunting, insulting, etc.)
Relational (gossip, exclusion, etc.)
Cyber bullying (mean text messages or internet ac-
tivity)
Everyone needs to know what it means, what it looks
like, "and how it makes people feel. Bullying is defined
as an aggressive behavior done with the intent to con-
trol or harm that involves a real or perceived imbalance
of power.
We encourage you, your family and frier ds to openly
talk about the issues and learn together what canbe done
to prevent a harassing environment within our school
and community. If you have any questions, feel free to
contact us at 981-9655 or email at dschreck@nor
walk.k12.ia.us
concert, December 13;
Holiday jazz choir, De-
cember 11, Norwalk Chris-
tian Church; Vocal music
holiday concert on Decem-
ber 14.
Notable Donors Campaign:
Deb Luzier reported
that orders are coming in
for wall tiles and seat name
plates in the new audito-
rium. The last day to order
will be May 1, 2011. Tami
Frazer is working on ap-
plying for grants from
Norwalk and Des Moines
area corporations and
other organizations. Jolene
Huen will be working on
alumni marketing. A table
will be set up at each con-
cert to hand out tile and
name plate order forms.
Fundraising Programs:
Fruit sale chairman
Brian Baker reported that
fruit sales this year are up
25% over last year. Fruit
will be ready for pick up
Tuesday, Dec. 14 between
2-6 p.m. Volunteers are
needed to help. Fareway
continues to donate $.50 to
Music Boosters for each
purple and gold shopping
bag sold to help with
fundraising for 'new
marching band uniforms.
We would just love to print information
concerning the birth of your new baby.
Please, fill out the information below and
send it to us. There is no charge!
Parents' Names:
Address:
City:
Phone: (Not for publication.)
Circle One - Boy or Girl:
Name of Newborn:
Weight: Length:
Date of Birth:
Place of Birth:
Name of Hospital:
Baby's Brothers & Sisters & Ages:
Grandparents & Their City:
Great-Grandparents & Their City:
We will list great-great-grandparents
if they are still living.
Use extra paper, if necessary.
Call 981-0406 or return this form to:
N/Warren Town and County News
P.O. Box 325, Norwalk, IA 50211
J
Deb Luzier reported on fi-
nal profits from Younker's
Community Day coupon
book sales. It was agreed
to do this again at the next
Younker's Community
Day in February. Laura
Murphy with Premier De-
signs Jewelry will have a
jewelry sale before and af-
ter the middle school band
concert on December 7. All
profits will go toward
band uniforms. Jolene
Huen will be looking into
uniform fundraising pos-
sibilities with a local spa.
Music boosters meeting
dates for 2010-2011 school
year:
Tuesday, Jan. 4; Thurs-
day, Feb. 3; No meeting in
March; Tuesday, April 5;
Tuesday, May 3.
Treasurers Report - Avail-
able on request
Next Meeting
If you have a child in K-
12 Norwalk music, you are
already a Booster. Please
join us at our next meeting
Tuesday, Jan. 4, 7 p.m.,
High school band room.
Respectfully submitted,
Jodi Henke, 2009/2010
Secretary
Get What You Really
Want At The Salon
(NAPS)--Changing your
hair-style, whether it is a dra-
matic cut or new hair color, is
a big decision. Celebrity col-
orist and Joico spokeswoman
Beth Minardi offers the fol-
lowing "Salon Talk" tips to
help make your next salon
visit a success:
• It's true that a picture is
g worth a thou-
sand words.
Bring photos
of hair you
like as well as
hair you don't
like--this will
Beth Minard] helpyour col-
orist or stylist
understand exactly what you
want.
• When scheduling your
appointment, tell the recep-
tionist that you need an
extra 10 or 15 minutes for
a consultation.
• Communication is cru-
cial. Bounce ideas back and
forth with your colorist or
stylist so that you both agree
on what to do.
• Ask for a timetable--
sometimes your stylist or col-
orist can't achieve the look
you want in one appointment.
For example, changing from
dark hair to platinum blond
can't happen in one visit.
• Speak up--vo
throughout the appointment.
Often, a bad haircut ends up
that way because the client
didn't speak up earlier.
Remember, colorists and
stylists want happy, satisfied
dients who come back Talking
your new style through before
and during your appointment
is a good idea.
For more tips, visit www.
joico.com and call (800) 445-
6426.
Some types of peppers
are said to contain up to six
times as much vitamin C as
an orange. The highest lev-
els are found when the pep-
pers are in their "green"
stage. Hot peppers contain
less vitamin C than the
milder bell peppers.
DALLY FAMILY VALUE
MEALS- $6.99
After 4 p.m.
Mon.- Pot Roast
Tues.- Beef & Noodles
Wed. - Chicken Fried Steak
Thurs.- Chicken & Noodles
Fri.- Hot Beef Sandwich
Sat,- Baby Back Ribs
Family Value Meals Include
Potato, Green Beans & Dinner Roll
1031 Sunset Dr., Norwalk
981-1031