Kortright Hills Public School
23 Ptarmigan DriveGuelph, OntarioN1C 1B5(519)827-1601Fax (519)827-9251
Kirk Runciman, Principal
Anne Bonnar, Office Co-Ordinator
Julie Young, Vice Principal
Rosemary Coghlin, Administrative Assistant
Newsletter for December, 2012
From the Principal’s Desk
Now that we have turned the calendar to
December, it’s almost time for the holiday
break! We look forward to seeing many of
you at our Family Fun Day on Saturday,
December 8th, helping our school community celebrate
the holiday season. With only a few weeks to go until
the holidays begin, the entire staff of Kortright Hills
Public School wishes everyone a safe and happy holiday
and all the best for the New Year! The holiday break
begins on Monday, December 24th and school resumes
on Monday, January 7, 2013.
If you are looking for Christmas presents for that
student who is hard to buy for, remember BOOKS
make great gifts. Ten good reasons why books make
the best presents:
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10.
Books don’t have to be assembled.
Books don’t need batteries.
Books never come in the wrong size or colour.
Books don’t need spare parts.
Books don’t need to be serviced by a dealer.
Books don’t need watering or fertilizer.
Books don’t need extension cords.
Books don’t have zippers that break.
Books don’t bite, scratch or kick.
Books don’t go out of style.
Wellness Fair
A great big thank you to our School Council for
organizing the Wellness Fair that was held in our
school gym during the evening of Wednesday,
November 14th. Over 250 people attended the
interactive event that brought together more than
twenty community agencies offering helpful personal
and family information to the fair’s visitors.
Congratulations and thank you on a job well done!
Snowballs
With the cold weather comes the falling of snow. Snow
is a very fun part of the winter season for our
students, however, it can generate trouble if it is not
used appropriately. Please help us remind our students
that snow stays on the ground at school, and if they
pick up snow, they pick up trouble!
Kirk Runciman
Principal
A Warm Welcome from the Library
Have you completed your Christmas shopping yet?
Books make great gifts!
The Scholastic Book Fair arrives Thursday, December
6th. Students will be visiting the Library on Friday for
a preview, and sales will begin on Saturday, December
8th during the Family Fun Day event, continuing until
Wednesday, December 12th.
Saturday,December 8th Family Fun Day
10:00am-1:00pm
Monday,December 10th
8:50am-10:50am
2:30pm-3:20pm
Tuesday,December 11th
8:50am-10:50am
2:30pm-3:20pm
Wednesday,December 12th 8:50am-10:50am
Thanks in advance for supporting our Literacy fundraiser which will help us to continue to provide a
variety of books for students to access through the
Library, as well as providing our staff with high quality
resources and literacy materials to support learning in
the classroom. A special thank you to the parents and
students who have volunteered to help with the Book
Fair. I couldn't do it without each one of you!
Thank you!
Sheila Morgan - Teacher Librarian
sheila.morgan@ugdsb.on.ca
School Stuff
Lost and Found
Our lost and found has reached capacity! Items will
be on display in the main foyer on Saturday,
December 8th during our Christmas Family
Fun Day. Please take a look to see if any of
your children’s lost clothing has been found.
Any items remaining after Friday, December 14th will
be taken to the Salvation Army.
Before and After School Supervision
The playground is supervised by staff beginning at
8:25am Students should not be arriving before that
time unless they are going to a
supervised activity (e.g. sports
practice). If your child walks to
and from school, he/she should
leave the school immediately after
the bell at 3:20 and proceed directly home.
Morning Attendance
Please help your child to be at school when the bell
rings – 8:45am for Intermediates, 8:50 am for JK – 6
students. This minimizes disruption for classrooms
during learning time, and it places the value of time
management on students – a life-long skill.
Please also remember to have your child
check in at the office, if he/she is late. If
the announcements are on, he/she will need to
wait quietly in the front foyer until
announcements are finished to check in and
receive a late pass.
Dropping Students at School
Recently a number of parents have
been taking their students to their
classrooms after the
morning bell has rung.
This is a reminder that
parents need to drop late students
off at the office to report in and get a late slip from
the office. This assists us greatly with our Safe
Arrival Program – thank you for helping to keep our
children safe!
Inclement Weather
It is the parents’ responsibility to
determine whether or not it is
safe for their child to leave for
school in inclement or severe
weather. A parent must be aware of
the following:
• When a bus does not travel a route in the
morning due to fog, ice, or snow conditions, it
will not travel that route in the afternoon.
• While we have an excellent transportation
system, buses may be delayed in the morning
due to traffic, poor road conditions,
mechanical breakdowns, etc.
To ensure your child is not stranded at his/her pick-up
point, please make sure he/she knows what to do and
where to go if the bus is more than 15 minutes late.
Listen for messages on your local radio station for
the City of Guelph - Yellow Card.
Bus/Taxi Cancellations
During times of inclement weather, please listen to our
local radio stations: 1460 AM CJOY, 106.1 Magic FM or
900 AM CHML, 107.9 FM CJXY, Oldies 1090 AM,
105.3 FM CHYM, 1150 AM CKOC, 102.9 FM CKLH, 820
AM CHAM, CKCO-TV for school
transportation cancellations.
Information on bus/taxi cancellations
and school closures are also posted on
the Upper Grand District School
Board’s website: www.ugdsb.on.ca.
If your child(ren) regularly travel(s) by bus, parents
DO NOT need to inform the school when the buses are
cancelled. If, however, your
child(ren) regularly walks to school,
you are asked to leave a message on
the 24 hr attendance line (519 8271601 ext. 200) for any absence or late arrival.
PLEASE NOTE: On days when buses/taxis are
cancelled, unless otherwise informed, the school will
be open and a regular school program will be offered.
Also, if parents of bus students drive their child(ren)
in the morning, they must also pick them up at 3:20
p.m.
Kindergarten Registration
Kindergarten Registration will take place during the
week of February 4th to February 8th. To register for
Junior Kindergarten your child must be
four years old on or before December
31st, 2013.
To register for Senior Kindergarten
(if your child is new to our school)
he/she must be five years old on or
before December 31st, 2013. If you can’t register
during this week, please call the school office at
519-827-1601 to arrange an alternate time. You must
bring your child’s birth verification and his/her
immunization record and proof of address to register.
Holiday Food Drive
Kortright Hills students have decided to help fellow
citizens of Guelph who are less fortunate by
sponsoring a holiday food drive this year.
Collections for the Food Drive will begin
Monday, December 3rd and will continue
until Wednesday, December 12th. All nonperishable items will be very much
appreciated.
Old Magazines
If anyone has any old magazines they would
be willing to donate to the school for a class
project in January, please drop them off at
the office at your convenience.
Playground Safety
Our play structures are now closed for the season.
They will reopen at the beginning of April
or when the ground thaws out in the spring.
Safety Patrollers & Winter
As the chilly weather fast approaches, the
school safety officers provide hot chocolate as a
special treat to street patrollers on duty. In order
for students to take advantage of
this special offer, they must
bring in an insulated mug with a
lid, to be kept at school until the
March Break. Please bring in your mugs
after the Christmas Break.
From the Guelph Police Department
Wednesday November 21, 2012
Traffic Complaints Addressed Around Area Schools
The Guelph Police School Safety Office has received
numerous complaints from elementary
schools with regard to the safety of their students
before and after school. The primary problems
are congestion of vehicles in bus loading zones, areas
that prohibit vehicle parking and stopping,
and excessive speed in school zones.
School Staff and Guelph Police work diligently to
ensure the safety of students. However,
without the help of parents and caregivers obeying all
sign in the areas of the schools, it is
virtually impossible to make sure all students arrive
safely.
Each school has a Safety Patrol Program. The
students who volunteer for this very important job
and assist students to cross safely are also at risk. We
ask that parents walking students to
school, please cross with the Safety Patrollers and
wait for them to cross students. This will
educate younger students to cross with the Patrollers
when they start walking on their own.
“No Stopping” and “No Parking” signs are posted in the
areas that are designated school
crossings. If vehicles are parked or stopped in these
areas, patrollers cannot see around them.
This puts all students at risk. Please park in
designated areas for drop off.
The Guelph Police are asking that all parents and
caregivers who drive or walk their
child/children to and from school, to please make sure
that all signs on the roadway and parking
lots are obeyed and to cross with the Safety
Patrollers. If we all work together, we will decrease
the odds of a child being seriously hurt or killed.
REMEMBER
IT’S BETTER TO LOSE ONE MINUTE IN LIFE….
THAN TO LOSE LIFE IN A MINUTE
Winter Active...
Smoke-Free Movies - Monday, December 10 2012
Are You Ready For The
Season?
Be involved in your children’s winter activities and
make if fun and safe for everyone.
Are your kids being hooked by Hollywood?
Last year in Ontario 88% of movies with smoking were
rated G, PG or 14A. A new study showed that smoking
or implied smoking in child and youth rated movies rose
34% from 2010 to 2011!
Follow these tips to keep the family safe:
1. Dress for the weather. The outer layer
should be waterproof.
2. Wear the right gear. Helmets should
be worn for skiing, snowboarding,
skating, and tobogganing.
3. Practice snow safety. Make sure children don’t
play in snow banks near the road, as snow
ploughs may not see them.
4. Watch for frostbite. Signs of frostbite
include tingling, numbness, burning and/or
changes in skin colour. If you suspect
frostbite go inside immediately, take off wet
clothes and replace them with warm ones. Call
your doctor if the area remains
discolored or numb.
For more tips on kid’s safety check out
Why is smoking in movies an issue?
The more children and teens see smoking in movies,
the more likely they are to start smoking.
How is smoking linked with movie ratings?
Currently, the Ontario movie rating system does not
consider smoking when assigning a movie rating. By
making changes to the current rating system, young
Ontarians could be protected from a life-long tobacco
addiction.
What can I do?
To learn more about smoking in movies visit
smokefreemovies.ca or visit the Hooked by Hollywood
Facebook page every Thursday for updates on newly
released smoke-free movies.
From the Health Department
Health - What a good feeling!
Get Your Flu Shot
The flu is a respiratory illness that spreads quickly
from person to person.
Common flu symptoms include fever, cough, sore
throat, muscle pain, joint pain, and weakness.
The flu is more serious for the very young and elderly.
They can get the flu from school aged children who
don’t seem sick but may have a mild case. Get your
free flu shot. It protects everyone. Visit
www.wdgpublichealth.ca to find a flu clinic near you.
If you don’t like needles, there's an alternative called
FluMist®. FluMist is a nasal spray available for
children and adults ages 2 to 59. FluMist® is not
available at drop-in clinics – call 1-800-265-7293 to
make an appointment. Because FluMist isn’t publicly
funded, there is a cost of $20.
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public
Health
1-800-265-7293
www.wdgpublichealth.ca
info@wdgpublichealth.ca
Bullying: It’s Up to Everyone to Stop It!
From School Council
Bullying is:
The Family Fun Day will be held on Saturday,
December 8th from 10am-1pm. This
year proceeds raised from our raffle
table will go to support Kids Ability.
There will be a bake
table, a Gingerbread
House draw, refreshments,
entertainment, a craft table, and the
Scholastic Book Fair. This is also when
poinsettia orders can be picked up. It will
be a
wonderful event, so please come out to
support a great charity and have fun
while doing it! We are always looking
for volunteers to help out at these
events, so please contact us if you are
interested in volunteering at the Family Fun Day.
•
Being mean to others, on purpose, to hurt them
or their feelings
•
About power and control
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Occurring every seven minutes on elementary
school playgrounds and most often happens
while others watch
•
Does not stop when children are left to deal
with it themselves
What to Do If a Child Is Being Bullied;
•
Believe what they say, listen and try to
understand their feelings
•
Involve children in community activities to help
them make friends
•
Contact the school to talk about the problem
and get support
Communication is important, talk to your child about
bullying and be sure to let the school know as soon
as possible if you suspect your child is being bullied.
Have a Safe &
Happy Holiday
Season
We would like to thank everyone who helped make our
Wellness Fair a big success on November 14th. We had
over 250 people attend the Fair. There were 17
organizations providing information, Andrew FordKHPS alumnus and 2012 Olympian, healthy snacks and
lots of fun. Thank you so much to our student and
parent volunteers who worked hard to make it happen!
We are offering Mabel’s Labels as our ongoing
fundraising initiative. If you would like to purchase
labels as well as support your school, please visit our
website at www.kortrighthills.mabel.ca to place your
order.
DECEMBER 2012
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1
2
3
Day 2
4
Day 3
Mad Science
9
10
5
Day 4
6
Day 5
Book Fair Arrives
Gr 6’s VIP Bullying/Cyber Bullying
& Internet Safety
VIP+ Gr. 7’s Drugs & Criminal
Activities
VIP+ Gr. 8’s Social/Mobile
Internet Safety & Sexting
7
Gym Unavailable
After Lunch Today
BOOK FAIR
Day 4
13
14
15
Day 4
20
Day 5
9:00 a.m. Christmas Assembly
Mad Science
Day 2
11
Day 3
12
Day 5
Day 1
Book Fair Previews
Day 1
8
FAMILY
FUN DAY
BOOK FAIR
Mad Science
16
23
17
Mad Science
Day 2
18
Day 3
19
Christmas Hat Day
(Santa, Elf,
Reindeer….)
Silver, Blue & White
Day
(Think Snowflakes
Tinsel & Sparkles)
Dress Like a
Christmas Tree Day
24
CHRISTMAS EVE
25
CHRISTMAS DAY
26
BOXING DAY
Christmas Eve P.J. Day
27
CHRISTMAS BREAK - SCHOOL IS CLOSED
30
31
NEW YEAR’S EVE
1
NEW YEAR’S DAY
CHRISTMAS BREAK - SCHOOL IS CLOSED
21
Day 1
9:00
Christmas Assembly
22
Red, Green & White
Day
28
29
‘December 2012 Community News’
23 Ptarmigan Drive, Guelph, ON
519.837.0974 Email: khng@bellnet.ca or Website: www.khng.ca
Join us in the Community room for social/meetings 3rd Thursday of each month
PLEASE NOTE: KHNG next meeting Thursday January 17th, 2013 @ 7:00 pm.
UPCOMING SOCIAL/RECREATIONAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS:
KHNG Annual Holiday Social:
Kortright Hills Neighbourhood Group
5th Annual Holiday Social
Let’s Celebrate This 2012 Holiday Season
As A Community, Greeting New Neighbours,
Enjoying Good Food & Fun
Childcare available so you can enjoy a night out, details listed at bottom of flyer.
2012 Holiday Social Is Hosted By KHNG
&
Tuesday December 4, 2012
6:30 - 7:00 pm meet & greet
7:00 - 9:00 pm Full Buffet Dinner
Limited tickets available purchase today!!
$20.00 per person
(tickets must be paid for in advance – cash or cheque)
Contact khng@bellnet.ca to order and pay
Pick up your tickets Mon to Thurs 3:30 pm to 5:30pm
Attention Parents: A Movie night will be offered in the community room for your children.
A Holiday Movie, Pizza, Popcorn and Drink will be available $5.00 per child. Pre-registration for this service is
required. Email today if you are interested.
Happy Holidays!!
KHNG Friday Movie Night in the Gym:
Feature Presentation: ELF
Join Us Friday December 14th, 2012 in the gym; doors open at 7:00; movie to begin at 7:30 pm;
suggested donation of $1 per person would be appreciated; bring your lawn chairs, blankets or
sleeping bags; tell your friends, families and neighbours, popcorn and refreshments
available for a small fee.
We are looking for volunteers to assist us with this event, if you are interested Email: khng@bellnet.ca
26TH GUELPH SCOUTING GROUP:
Interested in joining BEAVERS, CUBS, SCOUTS, VENTURES…REGISTER NOW for the 2012/2013 Scouting year. All sections due to
begin the middle of September, contact us for dates. Registration forms are available on our website www.26thguelph.scouter.ca
The 26th Guelph Scouting Group sections meet at Kortright Hills Public School gym:
Mondays 6:30-7:30
Beaver Scouts
ages 5-7 meet
Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 Cub Scouts
ages 8-10 meet
Tuesdays 7:00-8:45
Scouts
ages 11-14 meet
Mondays 7:00-9:00
Venture Scouts
ages 14-17 meets
For program details and further scouting information contact Paul or Leone 519-821-6948 or
Email 26thguelph@w.scouter.ca or visit our website www.26thguelph.scouter.ca
KHNG SOCIAL/MEETING DATES:
Consider getting involved with your neighbourhood group. Mark your calendars and join us for our next social/meeting date
Thursday January 17, 2013 @ 7:00 pm in the Community Room (side entrance of KHPS) all are welcome to help plan our next
community events Friday Movie in the Gym Night (December and January), KHNG Holiday Social and other upcoming
recreational/family events planned in the New Year.
KHNG UPCOMING EVENTS/SOCIALS MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND PLAN TO ATTEND:
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KHNG Holiday Social – December 4, 2012 - Creekside Restaurant at 6:30 pm, Tickets must be purchased in advance
Movie in the Gym Night – December 14, 2012 – Doors open at 7pm; Movie to start at 7:30pm; Feature Presentation “ELF”
Movie in the Gym Night – January 11, 2013 – details to be announced
KHNG Meeting – Thursday January 17, 2013 – come out and help plan upcoming events, new members welcome
WinterFest – February 3, 2013 – details to be announced
KHNG COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES:
RINK VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: KHNG is endeavoring to have an ice rink in Mollison Park this winter. As you may recall there has been a
rink out by the ball diamond on and off over the years. With Mother Nature’s assistance we would like to have a rink for all to use these
coming months – hockey games, pleasure skating, families skating and KHNG upcoming WinterFest in February 2013. As such we are
seeking individuals who would be willing to spend time building and maintaining the rink. If you have an evening or two a week that you
could spend flooding the rink or clearing snow we would like to hear from you. Email khng@bellnet.ca if you are interested or sign using this
link www.SignUpGenius.com/go/5080F4EAEAE2FAB9-rink Hope you can help to create a rink for the community this Winter.
KHNG LOOKING FOR USED TOYS: KASP (Kortright after School Program) is in need of some toys for games and sport activities. We are
reaching to you, the Kortright Hills Community to see if you could donate any used items that you no longer need. Balls (soccer, football,
basketball, tennis balls, dodge balls, volley ball), Badminton Raquets, Birdies, mini sticks, the balls for scoops and balls or similar balls,
Skipping Ropes, Frisbees, Hockey Sticks, Hockey Nets, Games, Lego, Toys/Toy sets, Sand Toys and any outdoor other toys. Email
khng@bellnet.ca if you can donate any of the listed items for our KASP children to play with during the program.
KHNG WEBSITE: Visit www.khng.ca to view our website Check it out!! Register and become a member. Our site offers, current
events, current programs, monthly calendar, discussion forum, quarterly newsletters and minutes of our meetings. Become a
member, register now!!
Join KHNG on Facebook - surf over to http://www.facebook.com/groups/304228836299974/ and join the group. It’s a great place
to share ideas, photos and link with other neighbours.
KHNG NEED VOLUNTEERS: We need volunteers to assist with KASP “Kortright After School Program” and planning of
social/events. Get involved and share your ideas and talents to help bring our community together. For further information
contact Leone our Neighbourhood Support Coordinator by email khng@bellnet.ca
KHNG ELECTRONIC MAILING LIST: Join KHNG mailing list to receive newsletters/posters of recreational and social events within
your neighbourhood. E-mail Leone, KHNG Outreach Coordinator to add your e-mail to our electronic list.
KHNG COMMUNITY ROOM: Are you looking for a place to hold a community meeting, start a club, provide a workshop, have an
idea for adult or children programs and would like to share your time/ideas with the neighbourhood? E mail KHNG to find out
more information and/or to book the use of our community room.
KHNG QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER: KHNG also sends a newsletter out four times a year, next issue March 2012. If you wish to
advertise your business (sponsorship fee will apply), share your favourite recipe with your neighbours, write an article of interest,
you are a student looking to offer your services (ie: babysitting, cutting/raking the lawn or garden work) and wish to put your ad
information in our newsletter E-mail khng@bellnet.ca. This is a great way for Kortright Hills Neighbourhood to come together by
sharing thoughts, talents and services available, neighbours helping neighbours.
Next KHNG newsletter is January 2013, deadline for e-mailed submissions December 15th, 2012.
26TH GUELPH SCOUTING GROUP NEED PARENT VOLUNTEERS:
26th Scouting Group is looking for parent volunteers to assist our leadership team with Beavers, Cubs and Scouts sections.
If interested please contact Paul Schadenberg, 26th Guelph Commissioner for further information phone: 519-821-6948 or email:
26thguelph@wellington.on.scouts.ca. Join the adventure.
KHNG PROGRAMS AVAILABLE:
PHOTO CLUB:
Are you interested in digital photography? The photo club is for you. We meet the first Monday evening of each month in the
community room @ 7 pm. Bring your talent and share your photos with our group.
Contact Gregg Parsons for more info 519-824-6107 or woodwatr@sentex.net and to also be put on our mailing list of meeting
events. NOTE: Next Photo Club Meeting December 3, 2012
KASP (KORTRIGHT AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM):
“KASP Winter Session – KASP Creative Arts!” beginning Monday January 7 to Thursday March 28th, 2013 (11 weeks). KASP is
offered Monday to Thursday from 3:20 pm to 5:30 pm in the community room of Kortright Hills Public School. This themed
program is offered to children in JK to Grade 6. Join us for a fun-filled 2 hour session consisting of snack, themed educational
activities, active games and free play in the school gym or outside (weather permitting)!
JK and SK students will be escorted to the community room after school by a KASP staff member.
“KASP WINTER SESSION” REGISTRATION BEGINS EARLY DECEMBER, CHECK OUR WEBSITE WWW.KHNG.CA FOR DETAILS
KASP Spring session April to June 2013 registration package will be available early March, watch our website for further details.
HOME DAYCARE SUPPORT GROUP:
If you are providing child care in your home in our neighbourhood, come to the community room on Wednesday mornings from
9:30-11:30 to meet with other caregivers and children. Call Carmel at 519.837.3351 for more information.
(NOTE: Contact Carmel for details of when this group meets)
KHNG Neighbourhood Calendar
December 2012
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
9
3
4
5
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
Photo Club 7pm—9pm
KHNG Holiday Social
Creekside Kitchen 6:30 pm
10
11
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
6
KHPS Police Presentation
11:15 to 3:00 pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
12
13
KHPS Mad Science
Program 12:40—1:40pm
Ventures Meet 7-9pm
Girls Hockey Assoc.
11am to 2pm
Jen meeting with Aradhma
2pm to 4pm
23 Happy Holidays
17
18
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
19
Meeting 7-9pm
20 KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
8
KHPS Poinsetta
Orders
KHPS Family Fun
Day 10am to 1pm
14
KHNG Friday Movie
Night at 7:30 pm
“ELF”
15
21
22 Happy Holidays
28 Happy Holidays
29 Happy Holidays
Last Day of KASP for
1st Session
Ventures Meet 7-9pm
KHNG Meeting 7pm
24 Christmas Eve
25 Christmas Day
Happy
Holidays
30 Happy Holidays
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
26th Guelph Committee
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
16
7
KHPS Mad Science
Program 12:40—1:40pm
31 New Years Eve
26
Boxing Day
27 Happy Holidays
Kortright Hills Neighbourhood Group
5th Annual Holiday Social
“creating a village in the city”
The office of KHNG is located in
the Community Room at
Kortright Hills Public School
23 Ptarmigan Drive.
Guelph, ON
Let’s Celebrate This 2012 Holiday Season
As A Community, Greeting New Neighbours,
Enjoying Good Food & Fun
Childcare available so you can enjoy a night out,
details listed at bottom of flyer.
2012 Holiday Social Is Hosted By
KHNG
&
Phone: 519.837.0974
E-mail: khng@bellnet.ca
Our Neighbourhood Group
meets 7:00 pm on the 3rd
Thursday of the month
in the community room
at the school.
Join us to plan our
next event!
Visit:
http://www.khng.ca
115 Downey Road Unit 10, Guelph
519-821-7477
www.creeksidekitchen.ca
Tuesday December 4, 2012
6:30 - 7:00 pm meet & greet
7:00 - 9:00 pm Full Buffet Dinner
Limited tickets available purchase today!!
$20.00 per person
(tickets must be paid for in advance – cash or cheque)
Contact khng@bellnet.ca to order and pay
Pick up your tickets Mon to Thurs 3:30 pm to 5:30pm
Attention Parents: A Movie night will be offered in the community room for your
children. A Holiday Movie, Pizza, Popcorn and Drink will be available $5.00 per child.
Pre registration for this service is required. Email today if you are interested.
Happy Holidays