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BIG TICKET RAFFLE – Have you bought your ticket yet?
BIG TICKET RAFFLE
February, 2015
Dear Friends,
St. Andrew’s Parish School is starting to prepare for its 18th Annual Big Ticket Raffle. The Grand Prize for the raffle is $10,000. We will also offer many other prizes for the raffle which last year included televisions, the latest electronics, outdoor living accessories, and much more. Only 300 tickets will be sold on a first come basis, so please get your tickets early.
The drawing will be held at the Delavan Legion Hall on Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. A burger and brat buffet will be served during the drawing. Please come and join the excitement, as one by one, all the tickets will be drawn until the lucky last ticket takes home $10,000. Tickets are sold at $100 each.
Thank you for your continued support of the St. Andrew’s Parish School.
Sincerely,
St. Andrew’s Big Ticket Raffle Committee
Ed & Renee Clair, Jess Wright, Ruben & Courtney Rendon, Dan Fahey, Holly Ayen, Dari Nateghi, Brian O’Grady, Dan Szczap, Aundrey & Bridget Vaughn
** Please complete and return with your check for $100**
To: St. Andrew’s School, 115 S. 7th St. Delavan, WI 53115
Name:________________________________________________
Address:____________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
Night Phone/Cell Phone #______________________________________
Dear St. Andrew Parishioners
August 19, 2014
Dear St. Andrew Parishioners,
My name is Shari Loback and in June I was elected the new chair of Parish Council. I just wanted to take a moment to briefly introduce myself and the vision I have for our parish moving forward.
I will be married to my husband James for 15 years this coming October. We have four children: Luke (11), Cole (9), Faith (7) and Nate (6). I have been a full-time mommy since my son Luke was born as well as helping my husband run his contracting business. I’m a cradle Catholic, but after watching the Journey Home on EWTN, I would call myself a re-vert since like many people, I didn’t appreciate the importance of my faith until after my children were born. I wasn’t sure at that point whether I wanted to still be Catholic or something else, but after months of studying, researching, and praying, I realized there was no place I would rather be than the church Jesus Himself founded, with His Real True Presence in the Eucharist at every Mass.
So my vision for the future of our parish is simple. Jesus is here with us. We need to be excited about that. Then we need to go out, collectively as a parish, and do what He asked of us among our neighbors, near and far.
We have a wonderful parish and school, made up of hard working volunteers and staff that give their energy, resources, and time to make good things happen here. We also have been blessed with a warm, loving Priest who will help direct us along the way. Our Parish Life committee is off the ground, helping us connect as a parish (thank you for a great picnic this past Sunday). Now is the time to move our parish community into that next chapter, where our neighbors know this the place where you come for acceptance, love, support, and most importantly, Him.
There are a few things in the short-term to look for while we move forward: 1) We’ve added a spot for parish council information on the back bulletin board by the side door, where we will post meeting agenda and minutes each month, as well as any other pertinent information regarding parish council (this information can also be found on our website). 2) Please feel free to attend any parish council meeting in the rectory basement at 7:00 every 3rd Tuesday of the month. We always have a “voice of the people” open slot for parishioners. 3) I will be sending out pictures and short bios of the people currently on parish council and their respective assignments so when you see them in church, you will know who they are! 4) We will be doing a few short surveys here and there to get feedback from you on certain things we may be working on. Your involvement in this will be greatly appreciated. 5) I will also keep you updated periodically with letters such as this on our progress since I know meeting minutes are a little dry to read. 6) Lastly, if you would like to contact me with suggestions or concerns, please do so. I’m best at email, since I can return a message when the kids are sleeping! But you can also call me if need be. My information is listed below.
Thank you and God bless you and our parish,
Shari Loback
262-374-0705
Starts Tonight!
Kendra Muehlenkamp and Nadia Nateghi, cousins, show off their face paintings.
Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12, come to 714 Walworth Street, Delavan, to participate in a community-wide celebration including a large variety of food, live music, children’s games, auctions, raffles, beer tent, book sales and plant sales. This is the 43rd year St. Andrew has thrown this festival to celebrate community, summer, creating memories, and everyone is invited.
One of the more popular parts of the festival includes the live auction, which will take place on Saturday at 6:00 PM. Some of the interesting items up for bid include an original 1864 presidential ballot for the campaign of President Abraham Lincoln and Vice President Andrew Johnson; an original Superbowl I Program; a one week stay at a beach-front house in the Yucatan Peninsula; and Packer, Brewer, and Badger tickets. Please visit the St. Andrew website at www.standrews-delavan.org for a complete list of live and silent auction items.
The silent auctions are Friday, 6-9 PM and Saturday, 5-9 PM, and include a hundreds of items that vary from getaway trips to gift certificates to themed gift baskets. `
Live music includes the Mike Stone Trio and Eddy Morris Experience on Friday night at 8:00 PM. Saturday afternoon at 2:00 PM the Grupo Prestijio will perform. Kings Highway will rock out the festival beginning at 8:00 PM Saturday night.
Food will be available constantly throughout the festival, however, the fish fry begins at 5:00 on Friday and the pig roast at 3:00 PM on Saturday.
7 Days and Counting!
Kendra Muehlenkamp and Nadia Nateghi, cousins, show off their face paintings.
Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12, come to 714 Walworth Street, Delavan, to participate in a community-wide celebration including a large variety of food, live music, children’s games, auctions, raffles, beer tent, book sales and plant sales. This is the 43rd year St. Andrew has thrown this festival to celebrate community, summer, creating memories, and everyone is invited.
One of the more popular parts of the festival includes the live auction, which will take place on Saturday at 6:00 PM. Some of the interesting items up for bid include an original 1864 presidential ballot for the campaign of President Abraham Lincoln and Vice President Andrew Johnson; an original Superbowl I Program; a one week stay at a beach-front house in the Yucatan Peninsula; and Packer, Brewer, and Badger tickets. Please visit the St. Andrew website at www.standrews-delavan.org for a complete list of live and silent auction items.
The silent auctions are Friday, 6-9 PM and Saturday, 5-9 PM, and include a hundreds of items that vary from getaway trips to gift certificates to themed gift baskets. `
Live music includes the Mike Stone Trio and Eddy Morris Experience on Friday night at 8:00 PM. Saturday afternoon at 2:00 PM the Grupo Prestijio will perform. Kings Highway will rock out the festival beginning at 8:00 PM Saturday night.
Food will be available constantly throughout the festival, however, the fish fry begins at 5:00 on Friday and the pig roast at 3:00 PM on Saturday.
School Committee Minutes 4.16.14
ST. ANDREW SCHOOL COMMITTEE
REGULAR MEETING
GEORGE ALDER SMART ROOM
APRIL 16, 2014 – 7:00 P.M.
MINUTES
Members Present: Dr. Jeff Scherer Lauren Bandler
Shari Loback Jesse Wright
Cathy Gengler Dave Malisow
Anne Foster
John Chovanec
Members Absent: Fr. Jim Schuerman
Fr. Angel Anaya
The minutes of the March 13, 2014 meeting were approved.
Public Comment/Concern: None
Pastor’s Report: None
Principal’s Report: See handout.
Newsletter: Add a possible 2nd email address making newsletter more accessible. Tuition Payment Agreement to go out with newsletter the week of April 21st.
Middle School/Jr. High math teacher is needed.
Prayer Tree – parents may have the option to opt out.
Jesse Wright: Iowa test results – notice of results? Compare to Public-WKCE Test.
EZ CBM Testing – Started last year. If decided to continue with, parents need results.
Teachers Report: None
Finance Committee: Teacher’s portion of budget for contracts approved. $70,000.00 of budget under review by Finance Committee. Health insurance went down $4,000.00. Raising Walk-A-Thon amount up to $5,000.00.
Home & School Committee: Atomic clocks for every classroom paid for by Home & School Committee.
Athletics: Sports banquet will be held on April 30, 2014. Athletic Director search has begun.
Building & Grounds Committee: More wood chips are needed for playground. Work beginning on 3rd floor of school. Bid for parking lot resurface being reviewed.
Technology Committee: Grant for Pentair written for new server. Completed by Traci Dewey. Working on tech plan for next five years. Tour de Tech is set.
Old Business: Openings on School Committee for next school year to replace Shari Loback and Cathy Gengler.
New Business: Need to set June Meeting. Committee began review of By-Laws and job descriptions. Committee reviewed By-Laws at this session. Jesse Wright to make changes.
Closed Session – not necessary.
Meeting was adjourned at 9:07 p.m.
School Committee Minutes 3.6.14
ST. ANDREW SCHOOL COMMITTEE
REGULAR MEETING
MARCH 6, 2014 – 7:00 P.M.
MINUTES
Members Present: John Chovanec Lauren Bandler
Dr. Jeff Scherer Jesse Wright
Anne Foster Shari Loback
Cathy Gengler Dave Malisow
Members Absent: Fr. Jim Schuerman
Fr. Angel Anaya
The minutes of the February 5, 2014 meeting were approved.
Pastor’s Report: None
Principal’s Report: The Family Note will be sent electronically on Fridays, and a paper copy will be sent out upon request. The budget is completed. (See budget worksheet) 140 students have been budgeted. John will follow up on a school choice meeting. A question was brought up about what ties does St. Andrew’s have if state money is taken?
Teacher’s Report: None
Home & School Committee: Offering Envelopes for the children are ready for printing. Committee is paying for the envelopes. Also discussed: Eric Szatkowski’s Dangers of the Internet Presentation; middle school drive and kindergarten information night. Kindergarten screening will be March 26, 2014. “Move Up Day” for kindergarten families will be June 6, 2014.
Technology Committee: Grant for server. Internet services in school are different on different floors. Dave Malisow will check on that.
Athletics: No report
Building & Grounds: No report
Finance: Closed Session discussion-Budget Approved by School Committee.
Old Business: Addition of St. Pat’s member to School Committee
Brainstorm Session: Lauren Bandler – Committee organization, i.e., finance, fundraising, communication, building & grounds, scholastic, athletics, parent-teacher group.
Review of By-Laws from 1992. Members should bring ideas for changes to By-Laws to next meeting.
Closed Session: Approval of budget
Next meeting will be April 16, 2014
Meeting was adjourned at 8:40 p.m.
Written by standrewparishdelavan
on January 12, 2017
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