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Parrish Village NewsFor updates news or events, please visit our website at www.ParrishFlorida.comIn this issue of theParrish Village NewsVolume 18, Issue 10October 2011 FREEChili Cook Off to be part of Heritage Day 2012Parade, band, food and entertainment will mark the dayVolunteers needed forHeritage Day.See page 4.Apples, apples, apples.Se page 5.Well, it’s official the First Annual Parrish Heritage Day Festival and Chili Cook Off is going to happen. Go on out and get yourchef’s hats and spice up that favorite chili recipe - you’ll want tobe part of a team!The Cook Off will take place on March 10, 2012, at the Florida Railroad Museum immediately after the Heritage Day Parade.While it is going to be lots of fun, the most important thing is thatthe proceeds from the event will go to the Parrish Foundation’sGrant Fund and will be used to help fund charitable organizationsserving Parrish area residents.The entertainment committee has been busy planning their partof the event and they hope to sign a favorite local band to perform.They want a well-know group that plays a range of songs. Thecommittee is working on other entertainment options for both kidsand family so stay tuned.There will be an area for vendors who want to display and selltheir products or services. For more information, on this contactMichele Lubrano at mmzchele@yahoo.com or 516-425-2045.Gold Coast Eagle Distributing and Pepsi will provide a choice ofbeverages to help you off cool off after sampling the many chili offerings that will be available.And speaking of the chili, we understand that there are alreadybets being made between businesses on who can cook the best chili.The rules for the teams are being finalized and will be posted onthe Festival’s new web site that is provided by Todd Anderson ofParrish Design - www.parrishchili.com. This is also the place youcan go to for the latest information about the event.The publicity committee has been busy and former SheriffCharlie Wells has agreed to tape a public service announcementthat will be played on TV and radio. There is also a rumor that thecommittee is working on getting permission from FDOT to havea banner across US Highway 301 North advertising the event anddisplaying the logos of featured sponsors.There is still a lot of work to be done and if you are willing tohelp with one of the committees, you can volunteer by contactingthe Chili Cook Off Chairman, Ron Kutinsky at 941-776-0280.Efforts to raise cancer awareness heighten with Relay for LifePastor Bill tells us abouthis early churchexperiences on page 20.Local cancersurvivor tellsstoryPRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGEPAIDMANASOTA FLPERMIT # 943Jan tells us about“THAT TALK”on page 16.those 24 hours, Dr. Klattthought about how others couldtake part in his mission to fightcancer. He envisioned a 24hour team relay event that couldraise more money to fight cancer. Over the next few months,he pulled together a small committee to plan the first team relay event, known as the City ofDestiny Classic 24-Hour RunAgainst Cancer.In 1986, with the help ofPat Flynn – now known as the“Mother of Relay” – 19 teamstook part in the first team Relayevent on the track at the historic Stadium Bowl and raised 33,000. An indescribable spirit prevailed at the track and inthe tents that dotted the infield.This same effort will occurin the Bradenton area at two locations: on March 31, 2012, atLakewood Ranch and on April22, 2012, at G. T. Bray Park.For more information about theRelay for Life, please “google”Relay for Life. There are manywebsites that provide further information.See story on page 22.POSTAL CUSTOMERNew library to open inNovember. See page 6.One person can make a difference. Nowhere is that moreevident than with the story ofthe American Cancer SocietyRelay For Life, which beganin Tacoma, Washington. In themid-1980s, Dr. Gordy Klatt,a Tacoma colorectal surgeon,wanted to enhance the incomeof his local American CancerSociety office and to show support for all of his patients whohad battled cancer. He decidedto personally raise money forthe fight by doing something heenjoyed – running marathons.In May 1985, Dr. Klattspent a grueling 24 hours circling the track at Baker Stadium at the University of PugetSound in Tacoma. He ran formore than 83 miles. That firstyear, nearly 300 of Dr. Klatt’sfriends, family, and patientswatched as he ran and walkedthe course. Throughout thenight, friends donated 25 torun or walk with Dr. Klatt for30 minutes. His efforts raised 27,000 to fight cancer.While circling the track
Parrish Village News. page 2Parrish Village NewsMessage fromthe EditorUpdate onThe ParrishFoundationCookie JordanOfficial publication of theParrish Civic Association,a non profit coporation.P. O. Box 257Parrish, FL 34219Cookie JordanPublisher and Editor941-776-9019RJo2344@aol.comVolunteer StaffAdvertising ManagerGene OrlowskiPVNADV@aol.comContributorsJan Kaufmanjaweaver@cisco.comBen Jordanjordan44@tampabay.rr.comCookie JordanRJo2344@aol.comBarbara Curtinbbcreads@aol.comPastor Bill StraitwellMidlife@tampabay.rr.comJackie FelixFinancial InvestingAnnette JohnsonY NewsLeslie WellsReal EstateJack TichenorUniversity of Florida, IFAS,Manatee County ExtensionServiceThis newspaper is printed bySun Coast Media GroupVenice, FLWhat’s it about the Parrish Community that makes it so special - that opensits arms to new people, that invites businesses to locate and relocate here?Its home town character, its givingpeople, its friendliness, its simple yetwonderful way of life, its subtle growthin the last few years especially, its general blossoming into little larger village,its general store, PJs, Brown’s MarketGrove, the new Grooming Guru andNorth River Hair & Nails new salon,UPS coming to our part of the county,a new dental office, Creative EdgeHair Studio & Spa, our great banks,our wealth of churches and many morethings I could list -- make our community desirable and wonderful place tolive, work, raise a family, retire and justenjoy life. It’s all of the above.I’m certainly not the only one tolearn this -- all those that I see and interact with daily echo the same message.They just “plain” like living here.When I get up in the morning andsee all the wildlife that is so plentifulin our area, watch the ever so subtleseasonal changes and now look forwardto a bit cooler weather, I almost rejoicethat we have been so lucky to locate thisbeautiful part of the country.We looked a long time before wefound this place -- almost trying outother areas to see if they fit the bill, butthey failed to capture what this community has to offer.Sure we may have to drive a bit toget to the beach, more upscale shopping,a finer restaurant or to get those servicesnot right here - but, believe me, it istruly worth it for what we DO HAVE.Hugh E. McGuire, Jr.I have lived in Parrish most of my life and have found Parrish to be a givingcommunity. Even in these tough economic times, area residents rally to assist individuals and families living through rough circumstances. But in addition to individuals and families, there are a number of not for profit organizations either basedin Parrish or serving residents of the Parrish area that have seen the funds they sodesperately need disappear, and many are struggling just to keep their doors open.These organizations provide a wide range of services from helping handicappedchildren and adults gain confidence by riding horses, to taking care of abandonedanimals, to helping children learn to enjoy reading by paying for instructors forsummer reading programs, and there are many more.The Parrish Foundation is a 501 (c) 3 corporation that was established in 2009with the initial goal of getting a Branch of the Manatee County YMCA establishedin Parrish. Through a partnership with Manatee County government and the Y,we have been able to accomplish this and the Old School House in Parrish is nowserves as the Parrish Branch of the Manatee County YMCA as well as a Community Center for residents. Three months ago, the Foundation’s Board decided that itwas time to move on to a new project and we established a Grant Fund that wouldaward money to the many charitable groups serving Parrish area residents. We havelaunched a fundraising campaign that will include an opportunity for local businesses as well as residents to participate. To that end, we pleased that the ParrishCivic Association is planning an annual Parrish Festival that will provide a fun timefor individuals and families as well as raise money to fund our Grant Program.The first event will be held on Saturday March 10, 2012, at the Florida RailroadMuseum immediately after the Heritage Day parade. It will feature live entertainment, a petting zoo and games for the kids, and the best of all a Chili Cook Off featuring local teams vying for the coveted “Best Chili in Parrish” award. More detailsof the event will be coming, but I am telling you this now because we need sponsors for the event and we need teams to enter the Cook Off competition. Whetheryou are part of a business, a neighborhood organization, or you just think you knowhow to cook good chili, please consider entering a team.For more information, check out www.parrishchili.com. By participating, youare supporting the many charitable organizations that support our community . . .AND AFTER ALL, ISNT THIS WHAT GREAT COMMUNITIES DO?October BloodDrives in theParrish areaSaturday, October 1st: 12:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m., Ellenton Ice & Sports Complex, 5309 29th St East, Ellenton.Sunday, October 2nd: 8:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m., St. Frances Cabrini Church,12001 69th St, Parrish.Thursday, October 6th: 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., Publix at Palmetto, 1101 8thAve W, Palmetto.Thursday, October 6th: 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., Riviera Palms Nursing &Rehab, 926 Haben Blvd, Palmetto.Thursday, October 20th: 8:00 a.m.- 12:30 p.m., SYSCO, 3000 69TH StEast, Palmetto.Thursday, October 20th: 1:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m., PEEK Traffic, 2906 Corpo-For more informationor to check out placeswhere you can give blood,go to www.FBSblood.orgrate Way, Palmetto.Friday, October 21st: 2:00 p.m. - 6p.m., Wal-mart - Palmetto, 508 10th St.E., Palmetto.Sunday, October 23rd: 9:00 a.m. - 2p.m., Manasota Mopar Car Club, SuttonPark, Palmetto.Tuesday, October 25th: 8:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m., ITW Military, 11001 Hwy41N, Palmetto.Tuesday, October 25th: 1:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m., Electra Fitness, 908 RiversideDr, Palmetto.Thursday, October 27th: 1:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m., Annie Lucy Williams Elementary, 3404 Fort Hammer Rd, Parrish.Thursday, October 27th: 4:00 p.m. -8:00 p.m., Tuscany Lakes, 3550 58thPlace East, Ellenton.Friday, October 28th: 1:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m., M&I Bank Palmetto, 13018th Ave W, Palmetto.Friday, October 28th: 8:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m., Tropic Isles Mobile HomePark, 3100 10th St West, Palmetto.Saturday, October 29th: 9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m., Craft Show at the CivicCenter, 1 Haben Blvd, Palmetto.Saturday, October 29th: 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., K-Mart Ellenton, 6126 USHighway 301 N, Ellenton.Sunday, October 30th: 9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m., THE NOOK, 337 8th Avenue West, Palmetto.
Dog Grooming Guru nowopen in ParrishParrish Village News. page 3BJBurnsideGETS RESULTS!Put her 40 YEARSexperience to workfor YOU!BJ BurnsideYOURS CAN BE HER NEXT SALE!ONLY Maintenance Free VILLA for sale inCharming sought after TIMBERLY. Not ShortSale - Split 2 BR. DEN w/pocket doors - OPENGreat rm. - Formal DR. large Eat-in kitchen Corian Tops - All appliances - Gorgeous Floors Master Bath w/2 lavs - Walk-in shower 2 Car garage - GAS community. ONLY 162,900.Whether buying or selling . . .CALL BJ . . .(941) 518-4301 Cell(941) 776-0744 Home .comHer dog and people clients love Sara Minnick, the new owner of Dog Grooming Guru inParrish. She is grooming “Ruger,” an English Setter who clearly was having a good time.One of Parrish’s newest businesses, Dog Grooming Guru, recently opened at12294 US Highway 301 N in Parrish. The owner of the business is Sara Minnickwho worked as a veterinarian technician while attending the University of Florida.Her love of animals goes way back even before she acquired her two CockerSpaniels, Scarlett and Emily. She has been to Grooming School in Tampa and hasstudied extensively to constantly improve her skills. She took the “leap” to become abusiness owner when she opened the shop on September 16. She and her co-workerLaurie Coker, do all the bathing and grooming.The shop has been a family effort since her father and husband Brett built thespecial tub which has stairs to make it easier for the larger dogs to get in the tub.She says that she feels her business will be a success if “the owners are happywith her work, the owners feel good about leaving their dogs with her and the dogsare happy.” She also said that people in Parrish have been so nice to her and are sofriendly. She is so pleased about her decision to locate here. The location is convenient, has good parking, a dog walk for the animals and is pleasantly decoratedinside. The dog owners even receive a Report Card on their pets when they leaveinforming them about the dog’s coat condition, ears, teeth, eyes and behavior.Enjoy our autumn wonderland whileyou shop for the most delightfultreasures (at the best prices)Huge Selectionof Handbags,Scarves & jewelry8328 US 301N, Parrish 941-479-4912 11161 SR 70E, Lakewood Ranch 941-896-4783(corner of LWR Blvd & SR70)Sara is bathing a “client” in the walk upbath tub.Sara Minnick and Laurie Coker at one of thegrooming tables.You can email Sara at DogGroomingGuru@hotmail.com or go to her websiteat www.DogGroomingGuru.com. She can reached for an appointment at 941-4794950. Stop by and check out the “salon” or better still make an appointment foryour dog.The Dog Grooming Guru is located at 12294 US Highway 301 N, Parrish, Florida 34219.Parrish welcomes this new business to our community!
Parrish Village News. page 4Remember to supportour advertisers they allow this paper to be FREEand mailed monthlyto your residence.Volunteers neededAnother Reason WhyYOU SHOULD BE A CHRISTIANGod Wants You To Go To HeavenII Peter 3:9 “The Lord -- is long suffering to usward, not willing that any shouldperish, but all should come to repentance.”God wants every man, woman and child to go toheaven. He has made it simple and easy to acceptHis eternal blessings. All He asks is that a personbe born anew through baptism and strive to live inthe abundant life of a Christian. God sends His HolySpirit to encourage, guide, and strengthen eachnew Christian. God is always ready to forgive himwhen he asks for forgiveness for his mistakes.Sponsored byNorth RiverChurch of Christ13885 US Hwy. 301 N l Parrish, FL 34219www.northriverchurchofchrist.orgPampered PetsPet Sitting - Exercising - Pet Taxi Service705-4447Services Include:Daily dog walking while you are at work.Pet taxi to and from groomer and vet.Pet sitting in your home while you are away.You pick the number of visits and I’ll providelots of love, attention and exercise.Serving:Palmetto, Parrish, Ellenton and Terra Ceiae-mail: PAMPEREDPTS@CS.COMMarcy FoleyOwner/Operator/Pet LoverLicensed and InsuredBONDEDThe Parrish Civic Association has partnered with the Parrish Foundation to organize the first annual Parrish Festival. The Festival will be held immediately after theHeritage Day Parade on March 31, 2012, and it will feature live entertainment and aChili Cook Off.The Festival will be a community fundraiser with proceeds going to The ParrishFoundation to fund grants for not-for-profit charitable organizations based in Parrishor serving Parrish area residents.A committee has been formed and is in need of volunteers to work in the following areas: e-marketing including a website and establishing a Facebook presence;organizing Chili Cook Off teams; parking the day of the event; event coordination;site layout; and ticket sales. Also anyone who has competed in or attended a chilicook off before would be a welcome addition to the committee.If you are willing to help organize a new worthwhile and fun event please emailRon Kutinsky at ron@moreofhim.org or call him at 941-806-7550.Renaissanceon 9th“For the Fun& Over 50!”Guests are always welcome! Come and take a tour of the Senior EnrichmentCenter. Members pay just 45 annually and receive many perks -- free or discountedprices on activities, classes, and events, access to our fitness center and library, anddiscounts on lunch at the 9th Street Bistro.Here are some of the activities for October:Cooking Demonstration: Soup’s On! Wednesday, October 12, 5:30 p.m. Broth,bisque, cream, or hearty, learn the secrets of beautiful flavor combinations for a souper dining experience! 25 includes samples, recipes, and a glass of wine. RSVP:941-749-0100 or renaissanceon9th.org.Empty Bowls: Join us for “Empty Bowls” and help fight hunger! Select a beautiful,handcrafted bowl to keep, and enjoy delicious soups provided by local restaurants,fresh bread, dessert and entertainment. Proceeds benefit The Food Bank of Manatee.11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m., tickets: 20 at www.foodbankofmanatee.org or call 941-7490100. Thursday, October 20, Renaissance on 9th.Movie & Meal Deal: Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera. Tuesday,October 25, at 1:00 p.m., 7 (members 5). Come enjoy lunch/movie with friends.Live Music and Dancing: Join us for live music and dancing every Monday from1-3 p.m. in the Turner Ballroom featuring the Just Friends Band. FREE and open tothe public.When you enjoy events at Renaissance on 9th, you support the programs ofMeals on Wheels PLUS. The Renaissance on 9th is located at 1816 9th St. West,Bradenton, Florida 34205. You can call 941-749-0100 for more information or go tothe website at www.renaissanceon9th.org. The hours of operation areMonday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Cooking with CookieSummer salads to help beat the heat!Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.Grease a 9 x 13-inch baking dish. Cuteach apple into 8 wedges and set aside.Separate the crescent roll dough intotriangles. Roll each apple wedge increscent roll dough starting at smallestend. Pinch to seal and place in bakingdish. Melt butter in a small saucepanand stir in the sugar and cinnamon.Pour over the apple dumplings. PourMountain Dew over the dumplings.Bake for 35 to 45 minutes in the preheated oven, or until golden.Yield: 16 servings.Red Cabbage and Apples2 Tbsp. vegetable oil8 cups red cabbage, shredded1 onion, chopped2 tart apples, peeled, cored and sliced2 Tbsp. water1 1/2 tsp. saltGround black pepper to taste3 Tbsp. white sugar3 Tbsp. distilled white vinegarTheresa Gilleard, Vice President, Parrish ProfessionalsThe Parrish Professionals is havingan Open House on Thursday, October20th at 6:30 p.m. If you have wonderedwho we are or what we do, please join usduring this time. We are offering memberships for the remainder of the year forjust 5.00. That’s right, 5.00. Who saidfive dollars doesn’t get very far? This iswhat it will get you:1/2 cup packed brown sugar8 Granny Smith apples, peeled,cored and slicedPreheat oven to 425 degrees F. Meltbutter in a saucepan. Stir in flour toform a paste. Add water, white sugar, brown sugar and bring to a boil.Reduce temperature and let simmer.Place bottom crust in a 9-inch pie pan.Fill with apples, mounded slightly.Cover with a lattice work crust. Gently pour the sugar and butter liquidover the crust, slowly so that it doesnot run off. Bake 15 minutes. Reduce the temperature to 350 degrees F.Continue baking for 35 to 45 minutesuntil apples are soft.l It allows you to attend the November Meeting on the 17th to network withall our members present.l It gives you exposure to the Parrish/Ellenton area and beyond.l You will be mentioned as an attendee in November’s article for ParrishProfessionals in the Parrish Village News.l You will receive a priority invitation to join for the calendar year 2012. (Ifapproved)l You will be on our email list to receive any and all updates and eventsscheduled through the remainder of 2011.l It gives you the opportunity to join our Relay For Life Team to fight Cancer, to be held in April 2012. This is great exposure for your business andshows the community you care.You will also receive an invitation to our Christmas Party!WOW.all that for only 5.00!Parrish Professionals know that in this season of our economy, every little bithelps. To spend so little, to gain so much. You may even walk away with a muchneeded friendship and, of course, leads! Bring your business cards, flyers, brochuresor any other media you have to share. We are here to share a dose of hope and serveyou. Light refreshments will be served.Yield: 8 servings.Old-Fashioned Apple Sauce4 apples, peeled, cored and chopped2 tsp. ground cinnamon1/2 cup water6 Tbsp. brown sugarPlace chopped apples in a mediumsaucepan over medium low heat.Sprinkle with cinnamon; add waterand cook until the apple bits becomesoft/mushy. Stir in brown sugar andmix well. Chill until ready to serve.Now on to what else is happening. By the time you read this, we will havecleaned up the roadways through Parrish as we participated in the International Dayof Clean Up for Adopt - A - Road. We will be working on our Halloween Costumesin order to attend the Black & Boo Ball at the Parrish Y on Saturday, October 15thfrom 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Proceeds go to Ellenton/Parrish Relay For Life.Yield: 4 servings.Heat oil in medium size saucepan.Stir in cabbage and onion; fry untilwilted. Stir in apple and water, saltand pepper. Cover and simmer about25 minutes. Pour vinegar and sugarinto the mixture while tasting for desired sweet and sour taste. Cook another 5 to 6 minutes.Apple Onion Saute4 firm apples, cored and sliced3 Tbsp. butter2 onions, sliced1/2 tsp. marjoramSalt and freshly ground pepper totaste1/2 tsp. freshly squeezed lemon juiceYield: 4 servings.Heat butter in large skillet. Add onions and apples. Saute over mediumheat until apples and onions are tender. Season with marjoram, salt andpepper. Stir in lemon juice. Serve hot.Grandma’s Apple Pie1 recipe pastry for a 9-inch doublecrust pie1/2 cup butter3 Tbsp. all-purpose flour1/2 cup water1/2 cup white sugarParrish Professionals to hold Open HouseCome one, Come all.When fall approaches, I think ofapples. When we went to North Carolina about this time a couple of yearsago, we went to an apple festival andgot to sample so many varieties ofapples. I had no idea so many different types were available. My favoritekind is a crisp, slightly tart one like aGranny Smith or Fiji. Here are someapple recipes I’ve been making lately.Country Apple Dumplings2 large Granny Smith apples, peeledcored2 (10 ounce) cans refrigerated crescent roll dough1 cup butter1 1/2 cups white sugar1 tsp. ground cinnamon1 (12 fluid ounce) can or bottleMountain DewParrish Village News. page 5Yield: 4 servings.Bon Appetit!Then, if you are able to join us, we will be having FUN at the Kickoff Party forRelay For Life on Tuesday night the 25th at 6 p.m. Location TBD.So if you have always wanted to be where we are, you need to be at our OpenHouse. For more information on any of the above events, please contact our President, Jackie Felix at 504-2376.Remember . . . the Open House is OCtober 20that 6:30 PM at the Parrish Community Center / Y.Please try to attend!
New library taking shape - indoors and outsideParrish Village News. page 6The old Rocky Bluff closed on October 1 and thestaff is preparing for the move to the new library nextdoor which is expected to open in November. Watchthe sign near US Highway 301 N to see learn the exactopening date.On the outside the new paint colors truly freshen upthe building and make it very attraactive. Workmen arebusy completing the inside of the building to finish offthe Conference Room, Kid’s Area, Staff Area, CheckOut Counter and all other parts of the building.There are still many ways in which you can helpour library grow: such as helping with the physicalmove and contributing financially to help pay for someof the items that the county cannot afford.Members of the Friends of Rocky Bluff Libraryhave a complete list of items that are needed with associated costs. You may send an email to info@friendsofrockybluff.org and the president of the Friends group,Penny Kobernusz, will respond to you. There are itemsdesignated for the Adult, Teen, Children’s, Staff BreakRoom, Signage, Conference Room, Coffee Bar, outsideand general decorating needs. Also, there are variouslevels of giving for the library:Give the giftthat will last a lifetime.the gift of musicPiano / Keyboard Lessonsin Kingsfieldages 5 and up30 yearsexperienceFriendly,relaxed atmosphereCall Sherrye at 776-8064Diamond - 5,000Platinum - 1000 to 4,999Gold - 500 - 999Silver - 200 - 499Bronze - 100 - 199seshe97@aol.comVern Farnham completes307th afghan for vetsDiane Berner donated yarn to Vern Farnham for this baeutiful afghan he made for veterans at Bay Pines Veteran’sHospital in St. Petersburg. This is Vern’s 307th afghan.You may donate yarn to him at the Parrish Y. He likes RedHeart Super Saver yarns (364 yards per skein) which can bepurchased at WalMart.Turning Houses IntoHomes Since 1992A new coat of paint freshens the outside of the building.You may send you donation to Friends of RockyBluff Library, P. O. Box 133, Ellenton, FLorida 34222.The Friends of Rocky Bluff Library is a 501 (c) 3 organization and your donation is tax deductible.The Friends appreciate your help in making this library the finest in the county.Join theFriends ofRocky BluffLibrary.Yourcontributionhelps thelibrary somuch.Cash backoffers -new customersonly!For The Best Royal 73The new sign is already under construction. This drawingshows what the new top will look like. Below it will be aplace where messages can be located to advertise events.The inside of the building work continues. The photographabove shows the walls of the Conference Room going in andthe new Check Out Area. New lightinghas also been installedJoin the Friends of Rocky Bluff es of membershipsZip:Date:Individual Member - 5.00Family Member - 10.00Sustaining Member - 25.00Lifetime Friend - 100.00Are you a new member or a renewal?q Newq RenewalPlease make check payable to Friends of Rocky Bluff Library.Drop your completed form with your check into the Friends’ box at the library.Dues and contributions are tax-deuctible.Pool Servicefrom 45.00 a monthAsk about our new pooland window cleaning
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Smart Village. 4) N. Viswanadham, SowmyaVedula (2010): In this paper, we describe the ecosystem for a village and then map out an integrated design procedure for building a smart village. We define a Smart Village as a bundle of services
The Village of Morris (Village) is located in the Town of Morris in Otsego County and serves approximately 600 residents. The elected three-member Village Board (Board) is the legislative body responsible for managing the Village's operations, including maintaining a sound financialcondition. The Village Mayor is a member of the Board and
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Archaeological illustration. Cambridge Manuals in Archaeology. Cambridge University Press, 1989. A clearly presented manual describing the various purposes, approaches, conventions, and techniques for archaeological drawings. The number of different types of drawings explained is impressive and necessary for anyone attempting to understand such drawings, especially if attempting to use such .
