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Friday, November 17

- WEATHER -


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- IN THE MAIL -


*Gift Basket Variety Raffles
*50/50 Raffle
*Quilted Poinsetta Table Runner & Topper Raffle
*Craft Corner Handmade Gift Items
*Christmas Center Decor Selections
*Religious/Spiritual Items
*Baked Ziti & Meatball Lunch
*Fresh frozen pierogies for sale!
*Indoor White Elephant & Outdoor Garage Sale Gems: Gently Used
furniture, electronics, appliances and household items!
*Children's Crafts and Activities
Don't Miss It!
(Promotional photos are representative of the kinds of items available, but do not reflect actual donations.)





Parent/Teacher Conference Day
Early Dismissal
Grades K-8









Thanksgiving Day - Thursday, November 23rd 
9 am @ Firemen's Field
 "Please Join us for the 2nd Annual Waterville Turkey Trot! 
This will be an informal way for friends,family and neighbors to come out and enjoy a nice walk or run before we sit down with those most important to us to stuff ourselves. I am hoping that everyone will join us in bringing with them food items and/or a monetary donation for the Waterville Area Food Pantry (we will have boxes for the food and an envelope for the cash or check donations). We will meet at the start line for the Mary Cleary Memorial Run (near the Little League Field) and follow the same course. Since this is an informal run/walk please stay on the sidewalks and run or walk whatever distance you want or have time for. The goal for this day is to have fun, get some exercise and support our community through a great organization. "






Waterville Historical Society
15th Annual Victorian Tea
British-style Cream Tea featuring scones with strawberry jam and Devonshire cream, Earl Grey tea, hot chocolate, cookies made from recipes in the Historical Society's cookbooks, sweets and savories served at your table. Entertainment by the Historical Choraliers, and a Victorian craft activity. Victorian costume optional. Tickets $12 each or $66 for a table of six. Please call 315-841-4370 for reservations.








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- AROUND TOWN -

Congratulations to the fine speakers,
 who participated in the 144th Annual Prize Speaking last evening.
Seven students participated under the advisement of Mr. Elacqua.


MPS Celebrated the end of Scholastic Book Fair Week with Pardners & Pancakes.
The PTA made and passed out pancakes to each class.



 

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The morning was met with either groans or excitement as a new dusting of snow, and a bit of ice, covered the landscape.





Scaffolding always leads to curiosity...


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