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October 2008

Marketing

Food Drive for Saint Vincent De Paul’s Village

Saint Vincent De Paul's Village was started in 1950 as a small operation handing out peanut butter sandwiches to homeless. In 1982, Father Joe of Father Joe's Villages decided something more was needed than a "band-aid" approach of serving lunchtime sandwiches on weekdays. The opening of the Joan Kroc Center in 1987 marked the beginning of St. Vincent de Paul Village. St. Vincent’s helps people earn GEDs, train on computers, find jobs at Village employment fairs, receive medical and dental…
October 31, 2008
Marketing

Blanket Drive Almost Finished!

The blanket/towel drive ending date will be expanded to next wednesday. So far we are doing great! We have exceeded our goal of 50 items including many blankets, towels and some cat and dog food as well for the animals at Helen Woodward Animal Shelter. So if you still have items you wish to donate, it is not too late. We will keep the fundraising page open until Wednesday evening as well. Thanks for all your help!
October 31, 2008
Marketing

One More Hour of Sleep!

Don't forget that Day Light Savings Time ends this weekend, sunday morning to be specific. This means we all get one more hour of sleep! So set your clocks back one hour before you go to bed on Saturday night. Enjoy your long weekend. If you have trouble sleeping you should definitely check out this King Mattress for some great relaxed sleep, ever if it's a new mattress you'll get used to it pretty fast. A mattress is never meant…
October 31, 2008
Marketing

Friday Halloween Funnies

Q&A Q: What do you get when you divide the circumference of a jack-o-lantern by its diameter? A: Pumpkin Pi. Q: How do you make a witch stew? A: Keep her waiting for hours. Q: How do ghosts begin their letters? (more…)
October 31, 2008
Marketing

Thoughts on Halloween – Boo!

Happy Halloween! Think of that phrase for a moment—in today’s Western culture, Halloween has become a celebratory and festive event as part of the last three months of the year’s “Holiday Season,” followed by Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. (more…)
October 31, 2008