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S^< :bi€k IX 'WHEATON", ATTORNEY at LAW; Offick in the Maynard Block, glare; The popular merchant is selling his inamoth stoek at great reduceiS-^rt*?es.-Heis selling, iattbfi i« bound to sell as CHEAP ."^'.CHEAPEST -.his unlimited stock .of DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOHING, BOUTS, S-tt'O'ES, HATS, C&PS and m- Ici^ParticuJar -attention given to ipure--'drugs and ©aiedichies, the most ^complete stock m the county*" Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded clay or might. p) (§| The only place in town . «ro.<S8D. to find Sower pots. fS w. peery, ATTORNEY at LAW: Officb"Ovek Elok^'s Jewelry Store CLARE, - - MICH. i ??$. lilllbOfiiSl1 filifiS, -J" Mr' Hem>r Mickle-of HilMale ^ • - , *A county lias bought '.a. farm here, "ttfj/ family, consisting of wife and three Est;- 'ai Correspondence of The ?ha. Mar O EO. J. CUMMINS, Attv-at-Law and Solicitor, -FARWELL, - - MICH. \ir H. browns," """ v '"."- ~ . LAWYER'*' ^ HABB.ISOX, . - MICH. |IT Yvl GBEEN, ^ V V o ATTORNEY AT LAW HABBISON, . - - MICH. P°Li)YL L. POST, " ._ ATTORNEY AT LAW, )LICITOR IK CHANCERY, and REAL ESTATlf AGENT COLEMAN, - - MICH. mtvr 82 iy JLo ■H, ELBE,N\ DEALER IN P2 ISfSICXAWS. J. F. JDouohoe has < >••..' s nice little steamer in Budd M's, ^ She made her'first trip yesterdr \ The celebration her*, '.vas 11 success, all except,the morula^* exercises.— At ten o'clock the pi session formed and marching to tl • -alie, boarded the boat which ito* 0aOeTis steam- ),!"^children, have arrived, and they' are I). >| settled in. their new home. The couple near Dover who were supposed to have been married on 0. the 4th know as little about matrimony as ever. Parents probably interfered. For a long time yet that familiar song, "Bock me to sleep Mother" will be appropriate for the little ones when the shades of evening draw nigh. Mr Wm. VanKoughnest claims to have the finest field of wheat in the Wi.. n in gave! or-, voou 'gain aotl - "tht1 % enihrS the]/ 'xereibf-fil^t^/p ^ Or L. ASHr M. D., .0 ij^iciaiij surgeon ml OEFI'CE, MAIN STREET, CLABE, MICH. mino*\**i&£LsmQm JH^ I have with me a first- class jeweler,- and am prepared to |d work Tpromptly and satisfactorily. All work warranted. vSi *^fz?r^a^-uwjiir,w-TLyj~-n^ X: v ^ Vj \ (F& VA \\ ir-z* ^, VI ■"■>■* ^ "'V Fo LAMBECK. ■ Q MERCHANT TAILOR. AJ1- 'Sfs^^lasas^fto^s.constantly in stock. Suits made to^^fies?^^ in lates styles, and at lowest prices. CSS" S5 ■ ,'.' to the city for clothing ^^ Cleaning and Repairing Done Promptly at Reasonable Mates. I solicit public patronage confident W giving SATISFACTION. The oaly Tailor in k).untyft *M.A33Sr'-S!P.r Cl/APv®" riHAS.. A. LYON, '. > INSURANGE-AGENH- PABWELL, - -^ -'" MICH. T IVE&Y AND FEED STABLE. er took in tow. way across the diaccv > ^y was made thatno]seats or 'spes?; :'« staiitd had been provided at th« \ :txic grou. ids. Under the excuse thai li»» boat- was leaking badly Capt, C: ders-to put back to d. v the crowd *w»s»" lantk^; embarking point. IN oration and. moniin«.: sudden termination v- disgrace to the connru. suit to Mi\ G. W. 1-M*^ of the orators. The.* was a success. IiIacI tied for the first piC^s one had the gumptr:: ' tie; so they whacked rt ■ TM band 6oys? ck" •- ment stand were zv, ducted, itad all th;, ments been as. eomp' ^ tails as ably u^anagc* be no ocqasioivibr fit •'<.■* about half township and we think ht? is right Bas&xtm. ~-^>-'O—<i»- Vemon .Varieties. Correspojidence of T^Ja Press. Jiui: Mr. Wm. Dwyer of Glare and Miss .vi?iich .av'ss* j^?afcy ^*^t}e of Vernon -were married 'je'an'd aiiAii-1' of Glare, one , citing match and llu-siell and neither contest the aud refresh- .ysfully con- 'aei* arrange- and ihe de- Jiere would 4 111 Mt. 1^|easant on the 8rd and went %y Saginaw to celebrate. Mr. Byron Alger's aunt from Canada is visiting here. She was telling me that she is 78 years old- She is as smart and lively an old- lady >as one would-meet in a life time. Miss Jennie Bogan has come home ta stay. Leota. Ed Grootms is doing somebigtei ing this rammer. Crops of- oosu*, beans and buck wheat on ih&'sam®:.' ©round and the season not half-gone Hon-b BuoHc —0-cs~<>- Tke 'FaarT Aa,asas©ffiia®25i'ii:s MaSl© !T<n>ir £Sa© lEs:« ItoniDMS<n)sa Sua (B>!2t<Eilber<» ■ The B^ard -of Managers ofthe Clafe* and Northern Isabella Agricultural Society met in the office of C. W»- PerryM. Clare, on the 30th ultimo.— After some discussion it was decided that the next fair b Mid on the- grounds near this village, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October 3rd, 4th and 5th. The following resolution was adopted: Besolved that r Mr. and 7fe.-.E. % 'Holcomb', Dan- ^ilel Mc blaster and Edwin Bussell be a committee on prendams, and that the committee be instructed to offer a premium for horse racing 611 eae& day ol the fair. The Managers will hold another meeting September 1st, when the committees report will be received. ■—■—' &—^—<■ Terribly Timmpedi' -O—o—«0™ Do¥er IJoiiags,, HARRISON MICH. I. STE rr A W.'.i ro.® r Te -g^Only first class rigs ta let. When you to Harrison and want to take a ride into the cotifes try to gp to STEARN S for your rig. , u T1300TS4 SHOES. A. M. ERVEYS Makes the Best Boots and Shoes hecaus** he uses only the Best Material. . PRICES REASONABLE. A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED. COBBLING- A SPECIALTY. The Assessor of s v*: listiict No 1 claim'thai iii the sJ « of the family burglars'eul^rc1., ^. Iiouse and (stole iibfMji^C .^^ii^^iiji.^ . thieves. * ' ~^Tr- ~~~~ The Ciare band gave their, brother musicians of Harrison a cali on the night of the 3rd; ai)d returned home next morning. ' They received a hearty welcome. Our band boys will retura the call at an early day^| *"\ : LATEll LETTEB. 3LARE, -£- MICH. Js JI TNSUBANCE. %7/ T: Correspondence of THE:^Rtess.' .'■■'■."■ Dover, July..5., mill-to pumpi-the wafei;and=^ilo tbe churning for his better half. If it would cut, split and" carry in the wood I think your correspondeBt would invest. A fine colt belonging to Wm. JLCrawford was drowned in a we'll the other day. A0 Je DOHERTY/ GENERAL AGENT, Home, of New York, H0WA.K.D, of New York, Agricultural, of Watertown, And Other Reliable Companies. ^@=xSSa4|tention of Farmers is Called to the AGRicuLTtJRAL^te^eh Insures Farm Property Especially, Assumes no^^azardous Risks, And Pays Dollar for Dollar, ^^ Ofl&ce at Trevidick's DrugS'fe^e, Main Street, - - Clare, Mich> "EW DBUO STOBE. SS Jk, °E? "E? o ST n HUSTED & PARISH, Profs. .. ^'"A full stock of pure drug and medicines will, be kept constant- iy on hand. • ■. - , P^L TEONA&M SOLICITED.* jui8tf Harrison, July 12?' Jphn F. Donohoe is rtmni% his steamer in the lake day and night, and appears to be making money. W. W. Weatherwax is about to put a new store building on Sheriff Cramer's lot. The Fourth the band boys cleared over $76. Their instruments are now paid for and they have a few dollars on hand,- —E. D. Wheaton was in town on business Monday and Tuesday. —Harrison is to have a church to be known as the People's church.— Last Saturday night the people and the church organizations united for $hat purpose. Eight trustees were elected, oue from each of the three denominations represented here, and five from among the world's people. Work on the building is to be commenced immediately. -<>-o-0- Horth Sheridan, Correspondence of The Press, North Sheridan, July 10. People in this locality that celebrated at Clare were well satisfied.— All report a jolly time. ^No little excitement prevailed 1&^ on Monday. Burch Dowd's 3-yr-old child was missed. The neighborhood promptly turned out and diligent search was made for the lost one, who was found in the woods over a mile from home. Mr. A. Teal and. wife have the youngest of the- MeSeil children, whose mother died not long since. The saw mill north of Anderson's is slowly progressing. It is a good building and if the proprietors are good business men,, the -mill will prove a source of benefit to this locality.; . • Wm: A. Thompson, after a long and serious illness, is about again.— Mrs. T., also, has been quite sick. Working on the road was in order last Friday and Saturday. A. P. Brewer made Dover a flying visit last week, looking after his farm and lumber interests in this vicinity. ■vS.lie. l^esisl.s t© A--2321*5.;?;.-'. IFlg&tft. * " l:.X'/' ._/?;-; ; -■■ __^_, . - .* -A^k-'r ■ Mr. Cornelius Bogan of the ,Efelf - Way does not live happily with 1Mb young wife.: ^uarrelL'S nave beeia •frequent, ;the;e0«gle has parted onc$ ORtw|e^,snd^t%|/|i|f5fci3!B "_ ;.WtM'fopltsh eaoi^lj'to-dcHil tlie- firm to his loving'"{% spouse to indr^e lier ■to'return,-. Since then matters have progressed less satisfactorily than before. % On Saturday Ihst $ wrangle took place and Mrs. iJogan'left home,. going to a neighbors. Alex Buah was there, and when Mr..Bogan mmfr over to fix things up, the .two men got to fighting. Bogaif was severely- punished. His.face nvas'' p^ndeii terribly "and resembled after ths* battle a piece of fresh beef Folks about the corners heard of the affair and ,^ determined to whip Alex for what •; he had done. The latter wss -sharp- : enough to keep out of sight, and his brother Jim had to stand the punish- Asa Grooms has the job of building | ment. A young fellow named Ham- the wall and L. B. Burton the carpenter work on Wm. B. Lyon's new house. Ben Tatman is building an addition to his barn. W. Ii. Lyons has sold his year's crop of hay to B. Branch. E. Biegle is not able to work but is up and about. Good time, Ellas, to hunt up a wife. Mr. Bitter has the frame up for his saw mill. The engine is 40 horse power, and frame and machinery first class in every respect. He came/ near loosing a valuable horse one day last week. Mrs. James Saul was taken sick about a week ago and has been violently crazy. Sunday she was delivered of a fine, healthy child, and for a short time seemed perfectly rational, but at this writing she is reported to be as bad off as before. LATER LETTER-. Haying has commenced. Mrs. Jas. Saul is no better. Joel Palmer is digging a well. " Corn is growing over 7 ft. high. The Dover saw will is not running j at present. The bridge on the Farwell road is again safe to pass over. Wm. Pierson and.C. Bates sheared the sheep on the Brewer farm. Quite a number, of our farmers are going to plant potatoes yet. Who says Michigan is no. place .for fiiTm» ing? ilton, so ifc is said, got- hungry and bit a piece out of Jim-* ear. Other- parties were slighty hurt in the melee, and at last accounts the Injured ones were on the way to ML Pleasant to get medical and legal aid,. Collapsed.—The Perry-Browa larceny case at Loomis collapsed yesterday." Justice Ames. -dischargee!- Brown, the complainant not appearing, and just then Perry • stuck life- 'head in the door. 5Twas done however, and the mandate could not fee recalled. -O—0-<^- Q If you want circulars. If you want envelopess Ifyou want hand bills, If you want business cards. If you want neat bill heads. If you want briefs or transcripts Ifyou want any kind of printing, 'Leave your orders, at the Pr,ess*: Sice. -o^>-^>- We take pleasure in announcing. that we have made 'arrangements with the publishers of the American Farmer which enable us to. -faynjsln that magazine as a Premium to-. ®MT subscribers. The American Farmer a sixteen page monthly Farm-Magazine will be sent free -for oik* ;*c-rtr to all our subh*t*.ri?-'»rs \r.!v> wili t =:;• vtieiir. fnahseri-btifsn tc th* %x:"¥>,h (-r< :'-*;ri& advance. -Th"^ z-* j j— "nii-t \ '. utii saiy^—*hft Amert*;j"4 l-'urmer <juv year jfor-noiiiiii:-' •«» ^CT\ %. <?;>L--' ^ /A fil: f~\ l zz^Wi 'f'zmm^M 'msikti'.f
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|1883-07-13; Clare County Press
|Goodenough & Wilson
|Friday, July 13, 1883 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
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|1883-07-13; Clare County Press
|Goodenough & Wilson
|Friday, July 13, 1883 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
|Copyright Permission
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Salisbury Academy Skypes Bolivia to talk about the weather
Salisbury Academy kindergarten students recently traveled virtually to South America to learn about weather.
As part of a school-wide initiative to bring global awareness into the classroom, kindergarten teacher Jan Ketner and assistant teacher Kathey Fisher arranged for students to have a video conference using Skype with Fishers daughter, Kari Eller, a missionary in La Paz, Bolivia.
At Salisbury Academy, teachers and administrators work to determine skills, knowledge and values global citizens will need, then we design courses and experiences to meet those outcomes, said Head of School Diane Fisher. Consensus has grown around the core skills students should develop critical thinking, creativity, character, communication and collaboration. We have found global awareness to be important as well.
During the unit that focuses on weather and seasons, Ketner and Fisher focus on weather across different continents to teach the students about varying conditions around the world. Interacting with someone from another country really brings it home to the students, Ketner said.
During the call, Eller had an associate from Bolivia present to speak to the students in Aymara, her native language, as well as Spanish. The students learned how to say yes and no in Aymara. They also learned about the weather and seasons of the country.
This gives them an experience outside their everyday world, Ketner said. Talking directly with someone in another country is a great way to teach that people across the world have varying experiences.
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Basically I have the HX9V Sony compact camera, which when it was new, was pretty much top of the range for compacts. I use it for video which I have no issue with at all, but today during my sons birthday party we set about using it, and it was producing pics like this (below) -
Ok so the lighting was fluorescent, so everything had a greenish cast on it, and the camera really suffered with moving children, not to mention the horrible red eye.
I use DSLR cameras so I understand that my main issue here is probably light, but what I don't get is on my facebook wall I see hundreds of pictures of people in night clubs etc using their compact cameras which take perfect images, some are even nice and sharp with very high detail, what am I doing wrong or is the camera at fault!!!
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In Touch Weekly: Exclusive Look Inside J.R. Martinez's Baby Belle's Sweet Nursery
July 19, 2012 In Touch Weekly article "Exclusive Look Inside J.R. Martinez's Baby Belle's Sweet Nursery" features a Young America Kudos Crib and Mix Single Dresser with a Changing Station in Espresso with Walnut accents in a nursery designed for Belle, the baby daughter of Iraq war veteran, actor, motivational speaker and Dancing with the Stars season 13 champion J.R. Martinez and his partner Diana Gonzalez-Jones by Little Crown Interiors.
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More details: Lauryn Anabelle's Kudos Crib, Mix Single Dresser and Changing Station were all manufactured in North Carolina by Young America, a premiere infant and youth furniture brand that is committed to providing parents with the safety and quality that accompanies domestic production. J.R. and Diana engaged Little Crown Interiors, a Los Angeles-based design firm specializing in infant and children's spaces, to lead the nursery design process, and the team felt Young America's Mix Collection, which offers sleek, contemporary lines and 120 finish combinations, best complemented their plans for the space.
Desiring a darker finish for the furniture, the designers opted to pair a deep espresso tone with a warmer walnut accent color. This two-tone wood finish contrasts stylishly with the nursery's light-colored walls, curtains and white-washed flooring while directing attention to the centerpiece of the room, which is a mural that honors the memories of the baby's two namesakes — Diana's sister Lauren, who passed away earlier this year, and J.R.'s late sister Anabel. The mural depicts the couple's sisters as angels on either side of a custom-made sign that spells out the baby's nickname, Belle.
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Warm days, rainy days, short days, cold days — they're all in the fall here in the Santa Cruz mountains.
It's part of what makes our area so special to us. We are inspired by Mother Nature and our mountains. We feel a connection with nature as we enjoy our gardens.
There are some easy things you can do at this time of year to extend that enjoyment. Gardening should be fun, too.
Time to take cuttings
Taking cuttings of shrubs is a relatively easy and economical way to make new plants.
Some plants that can be increased by hardwood cuttings include manzanita, coffeeberry, crape myrtle, pittosporum, euonymous, forsythia, spirea, viburnum and roses. Edible plants — currants, figs, grapes and quinces — also make good subjects.
For deciduous plants, it's best to take cuttings soon after the shrub drops leaves and the plant goes dormant. Evergreen shrub cuttings can be taken now.
Start by taking cuttings of year-old wood that's about a quarter inch in diameter. Discard the top couple of inches of each stem, since this unripened wood doesn't have enough stored nutrients to survive.
Cut the stems into 6- to 9-inch pieces. Because a cutting won't grow if planted upside down, make each top cut at a slant, so you can keep track of it. Then dip the bottom ends in rooting hormone and tap off any excess.
You can store cuttings from dormant shrubs, bundled and labeled, in boxes of sand in the garage or outdoors in a well-drained trench. Each piece will form a callus at the base where roots will form next spring.
Come spring, plant the cuttings in good soil in shade with only the top bud exposed. Water as needed, and once the new plants develop leaves and increase in size, start feeding them monthly with a balanced fertilizer.
By next fall, your new shrubs should be well established and ready to be moved to their permanent place in the landscape.
Some plants, like abelia and spice bush, are propagated by softwood cuttings in June.
Also, you can simply pin down a stem of a plant like manzanita by putting a rock on it, so the soil makes contact. After a year or so, you will have a new plant that you can dig up and move.
Other natives, such as ceanothus, can be propagated in a peat and grit mix and will root in about 50 days if given bottom heat. Take these cuttings in January.
You can check the UC Davis Plant Sciences website, http://rooting.ucdavis.edu, for information on specific plants you might be interested in.
Stake trees
Trunks with leaning tops or those planted in very windy areas need support. To determine how high to place ties, move your hand up the trunk until the treetops straightens.
I usually allow the stake to reach up into the canopy a bit, so that a wind gust doesn't snap off the trunk right at the base of the canopy. Tie the tree to the stake loosely in several places.
Trees in containers are tied tightly to the stake, but those in the ground should have some wiggle room to stimulate the trunk to be stronger.
This is a good time to check existing tree stakes to make sure the ties aren't digging into the trunk and the stakes are large enough to support your tree. Remember to keep your tree staked only as long as needed and then remove the supports.
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Hummingbirds still need a nectar source. Don't take down your feeder in the fall.
Anna's hummingbirds live and breed in this area all year long. They need your nectar more in the winter, when very little is in bloom.
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Take time to eliminate the competition. Get rid of existing weeds when they sprout by cultivating the soil to a depth of not more than 1 inch. Deeper cultivation exposes more weed seeds that will germinate along with the wildflower seeds.
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Pick the season's last roses and add alfalfa meal or pellets, which will soak into ground and prepare them for next spring. Don't prune until the end of January.
Groom strawberries and mulch them to deter slugs in winter.
To help protect citrus from frost damage, pull mulch back from below the canopy. This allows the ground to absorb heat during the day and release it at night.
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The Syracuse Orange Men's Basketball team is in the NCAA Final Four for the first time since they won it all in 2003. The Orange will take on Michigan in the 8:49 tilt Saturday in Atlanta. The Wolverines beat Florida 79-59 yesterday and will make their first Final Four Appearance since the days of " the Fab Four " in 1993. Michigan is coached by one-time Lemoyne boss John Beilein. Orange Pregame begins at 8pm Saturday night on Oldies 101.5. .
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (November 8, 2012)—Favored Kettle Corn earned his first victory of 2012 Thursday, outfinishing Akkadian to win the $57,008 opening day feature (video) of Betfair Hollywood Park's Autumn meet.
Exiting a fourth place finish in the Grade II Arroyo Seco Mile last month at Santa Anita, the 5-year-old son of Candy Ride saved ground while reserved off the moderate pace set by Oligarch, angled out for room in midstretch and prevailed by a neck as the even-money favorite.
The victory was the first for Kettle Corn, who was ridden by Garrett Gomez, since he captured the Grade III Native Diver Handicap at 8-1 last Dec. 3. The bay was 0-for-6 this year prior to Thursday for owner Lee and Susan Searing's C R K Stable and trainer John Sadler. The win was the 1,999th for Sadler in North America.
Winning for the first time on turf in his third race over the surface, Kettle Corn completed the 1 1/16 miles in 1:41.75. His seventh career win in 19 starts was worth $33,600, pushing his bankroll to $364,111.
Kettle Corn, who finished third behind Game On Dude and Richard's Kid in the Grade I Hollywood Gold Cup in July, paid $4, $2.60 and $2.10.
A six time winner in 2011, Kettle Corn is expected to attempt to defend his title in the Native Diver, which will be run for the 34th time Dec. 1. No horse has won the race twice.
Akkadian, who finished a half-length in front of Oligarch, returned $3 and $2.40. The show price on Oligarch was $2.20. Thirtyfirststreet, who was a neck behind Oligarch, and 20-1 outsider Quindici Man completed the order of finish.
Eight different riders won opening day. Besides Gomez, the other winners were Juan Hernandez, Aaron Gryder, Agapito Delgadillo, Rafael Bejarano, Edwin Maldonado, Joe Talamo and Tyler Baze.
Racing will resume Friday. Post time is 12:30 p.m. Track gates will open at 10 a.m.
The second day of the Autumn meet will also mark the first of six Fiesta Fridays. There will be Mexican food and drink specials between 2-4 p.m. and Gold Club members can enter to win a $100 mutuel voucher.
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Under new federal guidelines, school lunches during the regular year have undergone massive changes in terms of the number of alloted calories and requirements for more fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Some of these requirements have been passed along to the Summer Feeding Program as well.
"It's been very hard because we used to give out chips and cookies every day, but now we're incorporating beans and vegetables every day and that has been very labor intensive," Cartersville Primary School Nutrition Manager Dieni Montgomery said the morning of Tuesday, July 2, while overseeing the preparation site held in the CPS cafeteria. "It's harder to get the storage volume with coolers [on the buses and vans]."
She added, "[The kids] are so excited and the kids that don't get the things at home like fresh strawberries, grapes — we can give them things during the summer that they don't normally get."
Students are able to choose two meals, such as lunch and a snack or breakfast and lunch. They are required to eat a portion of the meal, for example, on a school bus. They are then allowed to take the remainder of their meal home for later.
The menu on Tuesday included steak sandwiches, peanut better and jelly with a cheese stick, fruit vegetables, pork and beans as well as milk and orange juice.
"My program director has done an awesome job getting us out there in the community," Montgomery said. "[Children in need] are right there at our back door and poverty is everywhere. You don't have to look far to find it."
Montgomery said while students on free or reduced lunch are notified of the program, volunteers have been integral to finding the numerous locations throughout the community where children are in need.
"We get a lot of feedback from our volunteers and have a couple of meetings before the program starts so we know where these kids are and who's going to be out there at these sites and that helps a lot," Montgomery said. "We have really great people that volunteer that go out and know where these pockets are."
The number of students who arrive at the site locations vary, but The Daily Tribune News observed sites where half to an entire school bus was filled with children.
"We have one site that has over 260 kids," Montgomery said.
Morris said the federally-funded program allows the school to hire about 40 employees, with those returning getting first priority.
The program has met criticism, however, due to its lack of an income requirement and open-door policy to feeding any children on the bus and van routes as well as stationary sites. However, those working with the program are quick to refute such criticism.
"I've been out on these sites and I've seen these children we are feeding, a lot of them I see all year," Montgomery said. "They're just really in need and if they need [food], they're getting it."
She added, "I think [critics] just haven't been out in this community to see where these kids live and how these kids live. ... For a lot of these kids, the only meals they get is school breakfast and lunch."
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Cartersville Board of Education President Linda Benton explained CPS teachers will be riding to see the locations before the school year begins in August in order to have a better idea of the home lives of their students.
"I knew about the food [preparation], I knew the meals, I knew the numbers, but I don't see [the program] as a food bus, I see it as a love bus," Benton said. "When those children get on the bus, those bus drivers know their name, the people [working] on the bus know their name, they greet them and they make them feel important and they're glad to see them. That just thrills me to death."
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"The first year was kind of hit or miss. The first time we stopped at the Quality Inn there was no one," Ende said. "We got out and knocked on doors and put out fliers and they started doing fliers in the children's bookbags and this year [students] are out there waiting for us. They know what it's about and they're ready."
However, because it is summertime, Ende has to honk her horn at the earlier stops because she said some of the children are sleeping in or helping get younger siblings prepared for the approaching meals.
For Katie Pruitt, a 2012 graduate of Cartersville High School and a student at Georgia College & State University, working to distribute meals on one of the bus routes is a summer job like no other.
"I love kids and I believe every kid should have the chance to know people believe in them and that people care about them," Pruitt said. "... The relationships I've developed with these kids on the bus — I'll never forget them."
She said while she knew there was poverty and need in Bartow County, she didn't fully recognize the scope of the issue.
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Margaret Shaw operates a day care center at Alexander Chapel United Methodist Church which also serves as a Summer Feeding Program site. The entire operation is conducted by volunteers.
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Her site serves between 70 and 80 children each day, ages 3 to 15.
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Fish Section staff have been to some pretty interesting places in their quest to learn more about the fish fauna of Australia and beyond.
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The majority of the fishes are collected for research purposes but occassionally specimens are collected as part of commercial work, or for use in the preparation of the Museum's exhibitions. All specimens collected are entered into the collection database and incorporated into the research collection. Specimens in the collection are used in research programs by scientists in many countries around the world.
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Whether sharing a flat with a friendly German couple or staying in an entire home in Washington DC, keeping your price range low can offer some rewarding results. A getaway doesn't have to break the bank!
Yesterday's post 10 Getaways Under $200 a Night became very popular. Everyone wants to know how they can travel on the cheap. A lot of readers were asking for a list of even cheaper accommodations. The glory of Airbnb is the ability to customize your stay. If you enjoy getting insider tips while sharing a home with others, you can opt for a shared room or even a private room in a shared home. If you prefer a more private experience you can choose to stay in an entire home by yourself.
Once you get into a lower price range, you begin to lose a bit of freedom. Most likely you will be staying in a private room inside someone's home. A lot of people enjoy traveling this way. Staying in a home with the "locals" can be a rewarding experience. They'll give insight on their city that a travel book or even concierge can't tell you.
• Microloft Mitte - Berlin, Germany - Entire home - $60 p/night
• Beautiful Place to Stay - Cologne, Germany - Shared room - $32 p/night
• Double Close to Beach & Acropolis - Attica, Greece - Private room - $43 p/night
• Heart of San Telmo - Buenos Aires, Argentina - Private room - $20 p/night
• Rick's Place - Rome, Italy - Entire home - $73
• MeStyle Place - Bangkok, Thailand - Private room/hotel style - $40
• Double Bedroom in Barcelona Centre - Barcelona, Spain - Private room - $72 p/night
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cool- but honestly these are all overseas.
for all the budget overseas traveling we'll be doing.
There's one in Washington, DC.
These are brilliant options for Europe, where accommodation can be very expensive, but Asia is a different story. My husband and I spent six weeks in Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam this past winter, and we spent an average of $25 a day (total for two), including guest houses, meals, transportation, and entry fees...
I had no idea you could do such a thing in DC. BRILLIANT. I'm bookmarking the link. Hopefully it'll hold up til the Cherry Blossom Festival next year!
@Jdad - Everyone has a different budget and budget doesn't automatically mean less money, either. I've been saving for a vacation to Europe and I know it'll cost me several thousand dollars. But I'm budgeting for it.
We have done this!!! It was a really great holiday in Kopenhagen!!! I would absoluteley recommend this!!! You just have to be aware that you often have to contact a couple of hosts until you get an apartment for your desired date... But I would always choose airbnb over any hotel now!
I can click through that site for hours!
barelona has a ton of really cool airbnb apartments too, I want to go there on my next hoiday.
@omnombiscuits - when you come to DC, make sure you check the location map. The advertised apartment on here is in SE, far away from the attractions, and I honestly wouldn't go there unless I know what I'm doing.
@omnombiscounts - I agree with @callme_supergirl. The fact that it isn't near the attractions isn't really a big deal (that's what public transportation is for, plus there are fewer residences downtown), but it being in SE (unless it's next to the Navy Yard) is definitely a cause for concern if you're a tourist.
Hey callme_ and Pi, thanks for the heads up! I actually lived in SE DC for a few months a few years ago (during an internship, of course), so I know what an adventure that area can be.
Didn't realize the advertised apartment was in that area, but it does give me incentive to check it out and see if there are similar cheap-o places to stay around the area. Thanks again!
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I am an airbnb host in philadelphia!
Our city is great and has lots of fun things to do and see and you can get here rather cheaply on megabus or bolt!
My first place is a cozy studio I actually submitted for AT's small spaces! For $75 you get the entire studio with access to the local pool!
My loft is right near 30th street train station, the entire loft is 100, but you can rent just the bedroom for 55 or the futon for 35!
I had an amusing time thinking about how I'd advertise one of my spare bedrooms.
"Experience the gritty mill town that is the center of Andres Dubus II's "Townie." Stay in a multi-ethnic neighborhood. 5 minute walk to the commuter rail and access to Boston, MA, and the Maine coast. Fan-tailed dog greets you enthusiastically but vitriolically upon your return home. Must check in and retire to room by 7:30 p.m.. Wake-up call between 4 and 4:30 a.m., so you can catch the early train into the city. Please, no menopausal women. One is puh-lenty. Gay men greatly preferred. Straight men OK, but please don't have stinky shoes. Well, basically, I really don't like other people, so maybe you should just stay in your room while I'm awake."
Hey, Californians, I just stayed in a great place for $65 a night. "Tom's Place" just north of Bishop, California. Very close to Mammoth Mountain. There are cabins, but I stayed in a little room in an old lodge next to a river. There's a large wooden building across the street from the lodge (part of Tom's Place, too) that has a big wooden deck, great food, a bar, a general store, etc. And there's LOTS of local color!
I live in DC in the Hillcrest neighborhood. It's unfortunate that so many people still have negative views of SE. A lot of gentrifiers are discovering the the geographical and financial benefits of SE compared to the rest of D.C. Hillcrest is actually one of D.C.s best kept secrets. It's a quiet, well a maintained residential area. D.C. is a major metropolitan area and you should be alert/safe wherever you go. I wouldn't rule out this option just because it's in SE. I would check out that listing if I were a tourist on a budget.
This is an amazing concept. It's great to see that people commenting are hosts and users of the site. Of course I'm wary - has anyone had any bad experiences with it? Thanks for sharing!
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Endorsements are a funny thing. Most of them aren't worth anything at all. People and groups endorse candidates for all kinds of reasons. When a candidate comes to me and says they're being backed by the DCCC, all it tells me is that I have dig extra hard to find out what's wrong with the candidate, since the DCCC is notorious for endorsing conservatives with a distinct lack of ethics. Labor unions? The Building Trades unions of the AFL-CIO have given most of their money this year to Republicans and of their 5 top recipients, 3 are Republicans. A whole slew of professional Beltway liberal fundraising groups are endorsing Patrick Murphy, a lifelong Republican running as a New Dem against an especially heinous teabagger, Allen West. On the other had, when I see PDA or Raúl Grijalva, let alone both, have endorsed a candidate... that's golden. I have two friends running in the Democratic primary in Arizona's brand new 9th CD, Kyrsten Sinema and Andrei Cherny. Kyrsten is a progressive and Andrei is somewhere in his own world ideologically. But the third guy... well, he's the one who's been endorsed by Raúl-- and by PDA.
This is important. The 9th is in Arizona, McCain's home state, but if the district would have existed in 2008, Obama, who did't even campaign there, would have beaten the home state senator 51-47%. The district is even more Democratic-leaning now. Whomever wins the August 28th primary is, likelier than not, headed to Congress. That third guy is David Schapira, the Senate Democratic Leader. He's written that he opposes "continuing or starting wars of choice when so many Americans are struggling at home. I support the advancement of alliances that will promote prosperity around the globe and believe that America must work to create new partners in the international community, not new enemies. In Congress, I will work tirelessly to advance the cause of education that will develop green energy technologies in order to reduce our reliance on foreign energy sources and create a sustainable economy." That sounds about right... and I asked him to introduce himself to DWT readers. Fortunately for us, he agreed.
An Opportunity To Elect A Progressive Champion In Arizona
-by David Schapira
The Supreme Court's decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act is a win for millions of Americans for whom healthcare would not otherwise be accessible. Healthcare is a very personal issue for me. As a childhood survivor of cancer, I would be uninsurable in the open market without the requirement of insurance companies to cover people with pre-existing conditions. The belief that everyone has a right to healthcare should not be a partisan issue. We are morally obligated to find ways to make healthcare more affordable and accessible to all Americans. This is why we need a public option.
There were many courageous Democrats in Congress who voted for the Affordable Care Act, knowing that it could cost them their jobs. Many Democrats across the country advocated for the legislation to include a public option, however, they supported the legislation because it was a step in the right direction. Sadly, there were also some Democrats, including my opponent, who ran away from Obamacare in the months after the vote. Today, we need leaders who are willing to communicate our progressive values, not only to the voters, but also as members of Congress. Now, more than ever, we need Congress to focus on the next important step in healthcare reform: a public option.
That is why I am running for Congress in Arizona's new Ninth Congressional District. I believe that my community, state and nation deserve a Congressman who will stand up for working-class Americans. I need your help in this endeavor.
First, let me tell you a little about myself. I am the Senate Democratic Leader in Arizona. I am a former high school math teacher, and I decided to get involved in politics because I became very frustrated that the kids that I taught did not have the same opportunities I had in growing up. At the age of 26, I disregarded the advice of nearly everyone around me and challenged a ten-year incumbent Republican in a district with a Republican registration advantage in a race for the State House of Representatives. In the end, I won by over 3,000 votes because the voters shared my vision of a strong public-education system and appreciated that I was willing to discuss that vision with them at their doorsteps.
In the Arizona Legislature, I have been on the front lines of fighting against the extreme agenda of Arizona's Tea-Party Republicans. When leading Democrats in our state distanced themselves from the recall of former Senate President and SB1070 author Russell Pearce, I publicly supported and even hosted a fundraiser for the recall effort. While some backed off holding both Republicans and Democrats accountable for various ethics scandals, I proposed the most extensive ethics reform legislation in Arizona history. I also sponsored comprehensive anti-bullying legislation and took on a right-wing advocacy group, who opposed the bill because of their homophobic agenda.
When Governor Brewer tried her hand at union busting, we stood tall and led the fight (watch my interview on The Ed Show here) against these anti-worker bills dubbed "Wisconsin-on-Steroids." I'm proud to say the public response was so overwhelming that the bills were killed before they could reach the Governor's desk.
I have been a staunch supporter of giving power back to the people in my state. Arizona's Clean Elections system allows candidates to run for office using a public finance system, getting some of the undue influence out of politics. Republicans have consistently attacked the system, along with the help of some Democrats. I am the only candidate in my race to consistently participate in and publicly support Clean Elections. In Congress, I will fight for the federal Fair Elections Act, bringing public financing to all federal campaigns.
I am proud to have earned the support of Congressman Raúl Grijalva, co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, and the Progressive Democrats of America in my campaign for Congress. They know they can trust me to make education a national priority, defend Social Security and Medicare, fight for a public option for healthcare and advocate for the Fair Elections Act. We need leaders who will stand up to the Tea Party in Washington. I have a proven record of being a consistent and effective voice for progressive values.
For me, this race isn't about advancing my career or climbing the political ladder - it is about the people of my community and our country. I need your help to spread our message. Together we can make the case that the economy and education are inextricably linked. If we are ever going to truly recover and be competitive in the global economy, we need to make education a national priority.
Arizona's Congressional District 9 is one of the districts that Democrats need to win back the House majority in November. Help me bring our shared values to Washington, and I will achieve real results for middle-class families. Your donation by the end of this financial quarter on June 30th will make all the difference to help me fight back against the special interests that are sure to play a role in this race.
Remember, when Democrats hide from their convictions, they lose. I've won as a progressive in Arizona before, and with your help, I'm going to do it again.
Thank you for standing with me!
David Schapira
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