2010 New Year’s Eve With DJ ………Brian Grosvold
All inclusive, one price that’s it
The Polish Hall New Years Dance is an all inclusive event. We remind everyone to Drink Responsibly, on New Year’s Eve and throughout this holiday season. If you are drinking, always find a safe drive home, either by a designated driver or taxi.
6 p.m to 10 p.m.
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POP’s (Polish on Pearl Street)
Ingredients:
# 1 – 1/2 pound of Judges 5: verse 25 (last clause)
# 2 – 1/2 pound of Jeremiah 6:20 (Sweet Cane)
# 3 – 1 tablespoon of I Samuel 14:25
# 4 - 3 of Jeremiah 17:11
# 5 – 1/2 pound of I Samuel 30:12
# 6 – 1/2 pound of Nahum 3:12 (chopped)
# 7 – 1/4 cup of Numbers 17:8 (blanched and chopped)
# 8 – 4 cups of I Kings 4:22
# 9 – Season to taste with 11 Chronicles 9:9
#10 – A pinch of Leviticus 2:13
#11 – 1 teaspoon of Amos 4:5
#12 – 3 tablespoons of Judges 4:19
Preparation:
TIP: Just to start you off, here’s the 1st reference:
Judges 5:25 – “She brought forth butter in a lordly dish” -
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The Polish Hall has once again started the tradition of inviting the public to our hall in an open house atmosphere. This custom was reintroduced last year.
This event is organized to allow the public and members access to our hall. The community can come in to view our hall and discuss details of events, memberships and bookings with our executive.
The open house will be held on Boxing Day, December 26, 2008. After a full day of Boxing Day shopping, we invite everyone to the Polish Hall for socializing, drinks and light snacks.
The open house will begin at 6 pm. At 9 p.m. we will open the microphone to everyone for a Friday night of Karaoke. Karaoke will continue until 1a.m.
New Year is a wonderful excuse to dress up, dance, and celebrate! We invite everyone to celebrate the New Year with us.
As in previous years, the kitchen will serve a fabulous meal with wine. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be available throughout the night, champagne and buffet at midnight. DJ Brian Grosvold will be providing music until 2 a.m.
The Polish Hall New Year’s Dance (December 31.2008) is an all inclusive event. We remind everyone to Drink Responsibly, on New Year’s Eve and throughout this holiday season. Remember, if you are drinking, always find a safe drive home, either by a designated driver or taxi.
Helping children develop healthy eating habits is a struggle for many parents. The vast majority of children don’t eat enough fruits and vegetables. Many parents count juice as fruit, but juice consumption is much less nutritious, don’t have needed fibre and excess juice consumption has been associated with obesity in some children. Fruits and vegetables contribute key vitamins and minerals, as well as fibre, to a child’s diet and are vital in preventing many chronic diseases later in life.
Antiperspirant reduces the sweating that creates friction, and friction leads to blisters. Wash and dry your feet every day for five to six days before a major walk, run or hike. Cover your entire foot, in between toes, tops of toes, backs of heels and bottoms of feet. Whether you use stick, spray or roll-on, just make sure you didn’t miss any spot. Just one missed spot could lead to sweating and blisters. By reducing sweating, antiperspirant also helps existing foot blisters to heal faster. CLICK HERE to find out more health tips.
In order to simplify directions and recipes in books relating to cookery, it is customary to use the abbreviations of some weights and measures. Those which occur most frequently in cookbooks are the following:
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With some, the home vegetable garden is a great hobby; with others, especially in these days of low income and high prices, a great help. There are many in both groups whose experience in gardening has been restricted within very narrow bounds, and whose present spare time for gardening is limited. So, if you want to do practical, efficient healthy gardening, and do it with the least possible fuss and loss of time, than this is your “first aid” guide.
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