The
For the Week of November 28, 2016
ISSUE 15
COMMUNICATOR
Principal’s Advent Message
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I have shared the following information before, but I feel
that we all need reminders, so here again are my Advent
thoughts for you.
“Prepare the way of the Lord, make his paths straight” (Mt 3:3).
With these words, John the Baptist, one of Christianity’s earliest
evangelizers, proclaimed that the Lord is coming, and our
hearts and minds must be ready to receive him.
We live in such a busy time. Our lives can be so hectic and
we can have a hard time slowing down to remember the reason
we celebrate Christmas.
The General Directory for Catechesis gives five essential
elements of evangelization. These five elements are all ways for
us to prepare for and celebrate the coming of our Savior. I have listed them below with
some simple ways to live them out this Advent Season.
1. Proclamation: We, at the school, will be proclaiming the news of Jesus’ birth with
your children. I know you do this at home, too. You may want to read the Sunday
scriptures as a family to prepare for each Sunday.
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2. Witness: Mary witnessed her faith in responding to God’s call to her. You witness
your faith every time you attend Mass, talk about your beliefs with your children or others,
every time you light your Advent Wreath or help someone out.
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3. Teaching: As you share with your children Christmas stories, don’t forget to share the
“real” story.
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4. Sacrament: The students will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation in December.
An Advent Wreath also helps children appreciate the rituals and symbols central to our
faith. Sunday Mass is our greatest mission and time to receive the Sacrament of Eucharist.
Please make sure you allow your children the opportunity to attend Sunday Mass.
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5. Love of neighbor: It is easy to become frazzled and impatient as we wait in long lines
and rush to do everything. Please be role models for your children when you are out and
about. Remember to be conscious of the spirit of the season. Try to encourage the children to help someone less fortunate during this special time. There are angels in the
church that children can take and fulfill the wish for someone else. The students have
many opportunities to give, including our Make-A-Wish letters to Santa and their classroom social justice projects. What a witness we can be when we are aware of those less
fortunate and are called to action!
As we prepare our hearts for the birth of our Savior, it is a good time to remember that
the center of our Catholic faith is the Eucharist. The Mass is the best expression of our
Catholic faith--being community with one another; hearing God’s Word, and receiving the
Eucharist. When we experience Mass, we listen to God’s Word, and we receive Him in the
Eucharist, we are fortified for our day or our week. It is not enough to just have the experience of the Mass and Eucharist. As Catholics we are called to go out into our world and
make a difference. We can make a difference by proclaiming, witnessing, teaching, receiving sacraments, and loving our neighbor!
Go forth, this Advent season to proclaim, witness, teach, receive, and love!
Advent Calendar 2016
SUNDAY
MONDAY
November 27
Bless your Advent wreath.
Light one of the violet
candles marking the
season’s first week as you
sing a verse of “O Come, O
Come, Emmanuel.”
TUESDAY
28
Consider adding a Jesse
tree, depicting the relationship of Jesus with his
ancestor Jesse, to your
family’s Advent traditions.
Learn about Jesse trees.
4
Light the second violet
candle on your Advent
wreath. Pray the Rosary
and meditate on the Joyful
Mysteries with your family.
”If we love God and our
brothers and sisters, we
walk in the light; but if our
heart is closed . . . then
darkness falls within and
around us.”
WEDNESDAY
29
Today is “Giving Tuesday,”
a global day of giving
fueled by social media and
collaboration. Consider a
gift to one of the national
collections that support the
Church’s works of social
justice, evangelization,
and education.
5
6
On this feast of St. Nicholas,
the 4th century bishop
known for his abundant
generosity to the poor, pray
for an end to global poverty.
(Pope Francis, Dec. 24,
2013)
11
On this Gaudete (Rejoice)
Sunday, light the third
(rose-colored) candle
on your Advent wreath,
and give generously
to the collection for
retired religious.
THURSDAY
30
On this Feast of St.
Andrew the Apostle,
contemplate the “Great
Call of Apostleship.”
Today we remember St.
Ambrose who once wrote,
“Nothing graces the
Christian soul so much as
mercy—mercy as shown
chiefly toward the poor.”
7
(St. Ambrose, On the Duties
of Clergy, 1.11.38)
12
“On this Feast of Our Lady
of Guadalupe, let us . . .
gratefully remember her
visit and maternal closeness . . . . and let us entrust
the life our peoples and the
continental mission of the
Church to her.”
13
Today is the feast day of
St. Lucy, who suffered
martyrdom during the
Diocletian persecution. She
is mentioned by name in the
Roman Canon and is best
known as the patron saint
of the blind.
14
“On the evening of life,
we shall be judged on our
love,” wrote St. John of
the Cross, a founder of a
Carmelite order known for
his poetry and mystical
writings, whose feast day is
today (Dichos, no. 64).
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
December 1
2
“Today is the World Day
for the battle against HIV/
AIDS. We express our
closeness to all people
whom it has affected,
especially children.”
“What is the meaning of
‘Prepare the way of the
Lord’? It means: make
ready for the reception of
whatever Christ may wish
to do.”
(Pope Francis, Dec. 1, 2013)
(St. Cyril of Alexandria,
Commentary on Luke, 6)
8
On this Solemnity of the
Immaculate Conception,
reflect on St. Augustine’s
words: “Mary is more
blessed in receiving the
faith of Christ, than in conceiving the flesh of Christ.”
9
Today we remember St.
Juan Diego, to whom
Our Lady of Guadalupe
appeared in the 16th century in what is now Mexico.
Pray to him today for the
protection of migrants.
(St. Augustine, On Holy
Virginity, 3)
15
“Exceeding gently, the
finger of your justice, in love
and compassion, touches
the wounds of one who is
to be healed” (St. Ephrem
of Syria, Nisibene Hymns,
11.4). Pray today for the
people of war-torn Syria.
3
On this feast day of the
great missionary St. Francis
Xavier, read about how
each baptized Catholic is
called to be a missionary
disciple of Christ, to proclaim the love of God they
have experienced.
16
Today, many Central &
Latin American countries
begin to celebrate Las
Posadas—reenactments
of the Holy Family’s journey
to Bethlehem. Learn more
about this and other cultural
Advent traditions.
10
On this day in 1948, the
United Nations General
Assembly adopted the
Universal Declaration
of Human Rights. Read
about Catholic social
teaching on human rights
and responsibilities.
17
Today, begin including
the “O Antiphons,” which
accompany the Magnificat
canticle of Evening Prayer
from December 17-23, as
part of your table or bedtime prayers.
(Pope Francis, Dec. 12,
2014)
18
19
20
21
Light the final candle on
your Advent wreath and
assemble and bless the
family crèche. Remember to
hide the baby Jesus figure
until Christmas!
“For the great human family
it is always necessary to
rediscover the common
horizon toward which we
are journeying. The horizon
of hope!”
“Surely in her heart she
said to the baby in her
womb: ‘Come, I want to see
your face, for they have
told me you will be great!’”
(Pope Francis, Dec. 23,
2013). Meditate today on the
birth story of Jesus.
Today is the feast day
of St. Peter Canisius, a
renowned Jesuit preacher
and Doctor of the Church. In
his memory, pray today for
vocations to the priesthood
and religious life.
(Pope Francis, Dec. 1, 2013)
22
“With your honorable
conduct and your irreproachable deeds, prepare
the Lord’s way, smooth out
his path so that the Word
of God may act in you
without hindrance.”
(Origen, Homilies on
Luke, 21)
23
Today we remember St.
John of Kanty, a Polish
priest whose personal
devotion and humility
were examples to all who
knew him. Contemplate the
virtue of humility in your
prayer today.
24
“This is how the liturgy of
this holy Christmas night
presents to us the birth of
the Savior: as the light that
pierces and dispels the
deepest darkness.”
(Pope Francis, Dec. 24,
2014)
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Calendario de Adviento 2016
DOMINGO
LUNES
noviembre 27
28
Considera agregar a
tu tradición familiar de
Adviento un árbol de
Jesé para representar la
relación de Jesús con su
antepasado Jesé. Aprende
más acerca de los árboles
de Jesé.
Bendice tu corona de
Adviento. Enciende una de
las velas color violeta para
marcar la primera semana
de este tiempo mientras
cantas una estrofa de “O
Ven, O Ven, Emmanuel.”
Enciende la segunda
vela color violeta en tu
corona de Adviento. Reza
el Rosario y, junto con tu
familia, medita acerca de
los Misterios Gozosos.
MARTES
4
5
“Si amamos a Dios y a los
hermanos, caminamos en la
luz, pero si nuestro corazón
se cierra . . . entonces las
tinieblas nos rodean por
dentro y por fuera.”
(Papa Francisco 24 de
diciembre de 2013)
11
En este domingo Gaudete
(de regocijo), enciende la
tercera vela (rosada) de
tu corona de Adviento y
contribuye generosamente
a la colecta para los religiosos jubilados.
12
“En esta festividad de Nuestra
Señora de Guadalupe, hacemos . . . memoria agradecida
de su visitación y cercanía
materna; y le confiamos la vida
de nuestros pueblos y la misión
continental de la Iglesia”.
(Papa Francisco, 12 de
diciembre de 2014)
18
Enciende la última vela
de tu corona de Adviento
y arma y bendice el
nacimiento o pesebre
de la familia. ¡Recuerda
que no debes colocar al
Niño Jesús hasta el día
de Navidad!
19
“De la misma manera para
la gran familia humana es
necesario renovar siempre
el horizonte común hacia
el cual estamos encaminados. ¡El horizonte de la
esperanza!”
(1 de diciembre de 2013)
MIÉRCOLES
29
Hoy es Giving Tuesday (martes
para dar), que es un día
mundial para donar promovido
por las redes sociales y la
colaboración. Considera donar
a alguna de las colectas nacionales que apoyan la labor de la
Iglesia en la justicia social, la
evangelización y la educación.
En esta fiesta de san
Nicolás, el obispo del
siglo IV conocido por su
abundante generosidad
hacia los pobres, ora para
erradicar la pobreza en
el mundo.
6
13
Hoy es el día de fiesta de
santa Lucía, quien sufrió
un martirio durante la persecución de Diocleciano.
A ella se le menciona
por nombre en el Canon
Romano y es más conocida
como la santa patrona de
los ciegos.
20
“Y ‘en su corazón decía
seguramente’ al niño que
llevaba en su seno: ‘Ven,
quiero mirarte a la cara porque
me han dicho que serás
grande’” (Papa Francisco, 23
de diciembre de 2013). Medita
hoy acerca de la historia del
nacimiento de Jesús.
JUEVES
VIERNES
SÁBADO
30
diciembre 1
2
3
En esta Fiesta de san
Andrés Apóstol, piensa
en el “Gran Llamado
al Apostolado”(Mt 28:19-20).
“Hoy es la Jornada mundial
de lucha contra el hiv/
sida. Expresamos nuestra
cercanía a las personas
afectadas, en especial a los
niños”.
“¿Cuál es el significado de
‘Preparen el camino del
Señor’? Significa: alístense
para la recepción de lo que
Cristo pueda desear hacer”.
En este día de la fiesta
del gran misionero san
Francisco Javier, lee acerca
de cómo cada católico
bautizado está llamado a
ser un discípulo misionero
de Cristo, a proclamar el
amor de Dios que él o ella
ha experimentado.
(Pope Francis, 1 de
diciembre de 2013)
7
8
Hoy recordamos a san
Ambrosio quien una vez
escribió: “Nada embellece
tanto el alma cristiana como la
misericordia, la misericordia
como se muestra principalmente hacia los pobres”.
En esta Solemnidad de la
Inmaculada Concepción,
reflexiona sobre las palabras
de san Agustín: “María es
más bendita al recibir la fe de
Cristo, que al concebir la carne
de Cristo”.
(San Ambrosio, Sobre los
deberes del clero, 1.11.38)
(San Agustín, Sobre la santa
virginidad, 3)
14
“En el ocaso de nuestra
vida seremos juzgados en
el amor”, escribió san Juan
de la Cruz, fundador de una
orden Carmelita y conocido
por sus escritos poéticos
y místicos y cuya fiesta se
celebra hoy (Dichos, no. 64).
21
Hoy es el día de fiesta
de san Pedro Canisio, un
renombrado predicador
jesuita y Doctor de la
Iglesia. En su memoria,
ora hoy por las vocaciones al sacerdocio y a la
vida religiosa.
15
“Con suavidad suma, el
dedo de tu justicia, en
amor y compasión, toca las
heridas de aquel que ha de
ser curado” (San Efrén de
Siria, Himnos Nisibianos,
11.4). Ora hoy por el pueblo
de Siria, destrozado por
la guerra.
22
“Prepara un camino al Señor
mediante una conducta honesta, y con acciones irreprochables allana tú el sendero, para
que la palabra de Dios camine
hacia ti sin obstáculo”.
(Orígenes, Homilías sobre
Lucas, 21)
(San Cirilo de Alejandría,
Comentario sobre Lucas, 6)
9
Hoy recordamos a san Juan
Diego, a quien Nuestra
Señora de Guadalupe se le
apareció en el siglo XVI en
lo que hoy es México. Hoy
rézale a él por la protección
de los migrantes.
16
Hoy, en muchos países
de América Latina se
empiezan a celebrar Las
Posadas—recreando el
viaje de la Sagrada Familia
a Belén. Aprende más
acerca de esto y de otras
tradiciones culturales
de Adviento.
23
Hoy recordamos a san
Juan Cancio, un sacerdote
polaco cuya devoción personal y humildad fueron un
ejemplo para todos los que
lo conocieron. Contempla la
virtud de la humildad en tu
oración hoy.
10
En este día, en 1948, la
Asamblea General de las
Naciones Unidas adoptó la
Declaración Universal de
los Derechos Humanos. Lee
acerca de las enseñanzas
sociales católicas acerca
de los derechos humanos y
las responsabilidades.
17
Hoy, empieza a incluir las
“Antífonas O”, que acompañan al cantico Magnificat
de la Oración Vespertina del
17 al 23 de diciembre, como
parte de tu oración antes de
cenar o de acostarte.
24
De este modo, la liturgia de
la santa noche de Navidad
nos presenta el nacimiento
del Salvador como luz que
irrumpe y disipa la más
densa oscuridad.”
(Papa Francisco, 24 de
diciembre de 2014)
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Office Memo
HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL--COMMUNICATOR
Publication No. 15 Dated November 28, 2016
Approved by Dr. Linda Wiley, Principal ________________________
Looking Ahead:
Mon., November 28
Tue., November 29
Wed., November 30
Market Meeting-7:00PM
7-2 Field Trip to Cabrillo, 3rd Grade Field Trip to La Brea Tarpits
2:00PM Dismissal, $2 Free Dress, 7-1 Field Trip to Cabrillo,
Dress Rehearsal for 6th Grade Play, School Board Meeting
Thurs., December 1
6th Grade Play, K-3@8:45AM
Fri., December 2
Student of the Month & Honor Roll Assembly,
6th Grade Play, 4th-8th@1:45PM
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Scrip News:
 The last day to order any special orders for scrip is Monday, December 12th. I will not be ordering
anymore scrip for the remainder of the week after this Monday.
 Scrip Holiday Gift Certificates are available now for purchase. They come in denominations of $10, $20,
$30, and $50. They make excellent gifts for Teachers.
 Please take note that Dr. Diane Sizgorich (Pediatric Dentistry) has increased her merchant scrip rebate from
5% to 6%.
 Low denomination Gift Cards for Starbucks and Target are available now. I have $5 Starbucks and $10
Target Gift Cards. Quantities are limited so it will be sold on a first come first serve basis.
Scrip Half-Way Billing:
 All fundraising have been updated in School Speak for the first one-half billing period. Please refer to page
57 in your Parent/Student Handbook for any clarification. Families were billed for any amount up to onehalf not completed on November 15th, with payment due on November 30th.
PARISH TREE LIGHTING
We’re having a "Christmas Tree Lighting" on Friday, December 9th, at 6:30pm in the Parish Center. All are
welcome. School children and Religious Ed children are making ornaments to decorate the tree, but everyone is
welcome to contribute a family ornament to hang that night. Come join in celebrating as a parish community. We
will sing Christmas Carols, drink hot chocolate or hot apple cider, and eat Christmas cookies. This is a great
opportunity during advent to do something special as a family.
Winter Uniforms:
Students must now be wearing their winter uniforms unless the weather in San Pedro is over 75 degrees. It is chilly
in the mornings, so students will need their sweatshirts or sweaters before school.
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ADVENT RESOURCE FROM DR. WILEY
There are lots of resources online that you can use to plan activities/prayer services with your family this Advent
season. I encourage you to try to do at least one thing a week with your family to prepare for the arrival of our
Savior’s birth. I am including an Advent Calendar in both English and Spanish. This is the link to the United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops website where the calendar came from, and where you can find more activities and
information:
http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/liturgical-year/advent/index.cfm
Benefit-New Fundraising Option:
Holy Trinity School has partnered with Benefit as a fundraising solution. It is free to members and free to Holy
Trinity School. Benefit is a free iPhone or Android phone app that can be used to pay for your everyday purchases
such as groceries, clothes, home goods, and more. You can pay on site at the store or online. A portion of your
purchase goes directly back to Holy Trinity School. Retailers include Lowe’s, Amazon, Target, Starbucks, and many
more! For instance, buy $300 worth of golf equipment at Callaway online, and $60 goes back to Holy Trinity School.
Download the app and add Holy Trinity School as your beneficiary to start giving. Find more information in the app
or at www.benefit-mobile.com. Feel free to forward this information to family and friends. The more people who
participate, the more funds you will raise.
 Also please take note that BEFORE clicking “BUY A NEW CARD”, read the instructions at the bottom
for using the card and be sure to read the “INFO” tab for additional instructions. Not all gift cards that are
purchased can be saved on your phone. Some vendors such as “VONS” require printing out their gift cards
beforehand to present to the cashier for payment.
HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM TIME SHEET
2016/2017 SCHOOL YEAR
MONTH OF: DECEMBER
DUE DATE: Tuesday, January 3, 2017
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Student Council Food Drive
The LAPD has once again asked our Student Council for Holy Trinityʼs
support in providing Christmas dinners for needy families in our community.
The 14th Annual Helping Badge Holiday Food Drive
will be held on December 18, 2016 at the San Pedro Pistol Range to over
400 families. To help meet the needs of these families, each student is asked
to bring in the following items by Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Items can be sent in starting immediately.
K-1: 3 cans of corn
K-2: 3 cans of corn
1-1: 3 cans of corn
1-2: 3 cans of corn
2-1: 3 cans of green beans
2-2: 3 cans of green beans
3-1: 3 cans of green beans
3-2: 3 cans of green beans
4-1: 2 cans of gravy and
1 box of stuffing
4-2: 2 cans of gravy and
1 box of stuffing
5-1: 2 cans of gravy and
1 box of stuffing
5-2: 2 cans of gravy and
1 box of stuffing
6-1: 2 boxes of stuffing
6-2: 2 boxes of stuffing
7-1: 1 box of stuffing and
1 box of mashed potatoes
7-2: 1 box of stuffing and
1 box of mashed potatoes
8-1: 3 boxes of mashed potatoes
8-2: 3 boxes of mashed potatoes
Thank you in advance! HT
Student Council
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DECEMBER 2016
HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL LUNCH ORDER FORM
Cost: Prepaid lunches are $4.50 each. Please attach payment along with the order form. Checks are to be made out
to Holy Trinity School.
Due Date: Please submit your payment and order form on time. Your prepaid order form and payment for the
month of DECEMBER 2016 is due on or before MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28th 2016.
Cancellations/Credits: Please call (310) 833-0703 @ ext. 218 before 8:30a.m and leave a message. All phone
messages will be picked up at 8:30a.m and a credit will be applied to your account.
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Pizza days please write a “P” if you would like pepperoni.

Torpedo & Turkey Sandwiches come with lettuce and tomato. Please write a “P” for plain if you do not
want lettuce & tomato. Mustard & Mayo is always on the side.
PLEASE CUT AND RETURN BOTTOM PORTION WITH PAYMENT
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Student’s Name______________________________
Grade and Section___________________________
Telephone # _________________________________
Student’s Name_____________________________
Grade and Section__________________________
Telephone # ________________________________
DECEMBER 2016
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8th Grade Pancake Breakfast-Sunday, December 4, 2016
8:00 am-11:30 am
Holy Trinity Parish Center
Pre-order Form
Join us for a tasty breakfast of pancakes, sausage, fruit,
coffee and Orange Juice all served to you by the 8th Grade
class. You can pre-order your tickets now and they will be
waiting for you at the door. All proceeds will benefit 8th
Grade school events.
Thank you for your Support!!
After breakfast, don’t forget to browse the aisles of the
Annual Christmas Boutique held in the Parish Center
Adult-$6.00
Number of tickets
___________
Children-$4.00
Number of tickets
___________
Name:____________________________________________
Phone Number:_____________________________________
Email:_____________________________________________
Please send the bottom portion to the office marked “Pancake Breakfast”
make checks payable to HTPA.
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Christmas Boutique Form
Holy Trinity Annual Christmas Boutique
Sunday December 4th, 2016
Holy Trinity Parish Center
8:00-1:00PM
Forms can be picked up at the front
office or emailed to you.
NAME:
PHONE NUMBER:
ADDRESS:
Christmas Boutique
Holy Trinity will be holding their
annual holiday boutique along
with the 8th grade pancake
breakfast. If your are interested
in being a vendor, please send
form with your $65.00
(per table) deposit.
*First come, First serve!*
R.S.V.P Today!
If you have any questions please
call Nelly Manzanares
(310)722-1529 or Maria
Martinez (310)561- 7936
TYPE OF GOODS/CRAFTS:
EMAIL:
NUMBER OF TABLES:
IS ELECTRIC OUTLET NEEDED?
AMOUNT ENCLOSED$:
VENDER COST IS $65.00 PER TABLE
(*PLEASE NOTE DUE TO LIMITED SPACE, IF YOU ARE
USING RACKS TO DISPLAY MERCHANDISE IN ADDITION
TO THE TABLE, THEN PURCHASE OF ANOTHER TABLE IS
REQUIRED)
*PLEASE MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO H.T.P.A
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Holy Trinity and St. Lawrence Martyr Music Ministries
present
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Our Lady of Guadalupe
Our Lady of Guadalupe, the Patroness of the
Americas, appeared to native American Juan
Diego in 1531, requesting that a church be built
on the spot. When the bishop asked for a sign
confirming the authenticity of the apparition, she
responded by producing roses in December for
Juan Diego to gather, and left this image of
herself imprinted on Juan Diego’s tilma or
mantle.
Celebration of
Our Lady Of Guadalupe
Holy Trinity Church
(209 N. Hanford Ave., San Pedro)
Monday, December 12
6:00 a.m. Mariachis & Procession
w/Roses
6:30 a.m. Mass
7:30 a.m. Reception
Sponsored by Guadalupanas
Celebración De La Virgen De Guadalupe
Santísima Trinidad
(209 N. Hanford Ave., San Pedro)
Lunes, 12 de Diciembre
Mariachis y procesión a las 6:00 a.m.
Misa a las 6:30 a.m.
Recepción a las 7:30 a.m.
Organizada por la Asociación Guadalupana
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WANTED: Volunteer Elves for…
CANDY CANE LANE 2016
This year our doors will be open for 3 days,
December 12th, 13th and 14th
Volunteers needed to help set up, stock shelves,
wrap gifts and clean-up.
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*Please return this form if you are interested in volunteering for Candy Cane Lane*
Do you need hours? Candy Cane Lane needs your help!
Name: ____________________________________
Phone: _______________________________ Text: yes___ no___
Email: ___________________________________________________
____ I would like to help set-up Sunday, Dec. 11 (evening)
____ I would like to work at Candy Cane Lane Boutique helping the kids
____ I would like to clean-up Candy Cane Lane on Weds, Dec. 14 (afternoon)
Please contact Katie Basura at 310-422-0822 or [email protected] with questions
Office: Please deposit this form to the HTPA box
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It’s Finally Here! Box Top Contest Time!
Who wants a Pizza Party?
Details:
Between now and April 28, 2017 – the class that collects the
most box tops will win a class pizza party!
Rules:
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Box tops submissions MUST have class/section number or no credit will be given to class
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Box tops submitted after the April 28 cut-off will still earn money for the school, but will not
be part of this contest
Box tops can be submitted in ziplock bags, envelopes or on submission sheets (either should be
clearly labeled as noted above)
Questions?
Contact Heidi Linscomb at [email protected]
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Gymnastics Fun!!!
Come join the
Gymnastics Fun classes
at
Holy Trinity!
******* Double class on 12/16, 2/3/17, 2/17/17
SESSION 2:
WHEN:
WHERE:
FEE:
3:15-4:45pm****
12/9/16 – 3/3/17
FRIDAYS 3:15-4:00 pm
KINDERGARTEN PLAYGROUND
$180.00(12 classes must be paid in advance)
QUESTIONS?
PLEASE CALL MICHELE (310) 547-1931
---------------------------------REGISTRATION FORM-----------------------------------Child’s name____________________
Age____ Date of Birth____________
Address________________________
______________________________
Parent’s name___________________
Phone #________________________
Child attends Gymnastics Fun classes
at what school: __________________
Disabilities or ailments that would
affect your child’s performance:
______________________________
Please make checks payable to Gymnastics Fun!
Informed consent and waiver of liability
I have enrolled my child in a program of physical activity
including, but not limited to, dance exercise movements, basic
tumbling skills (front & back rolls, handstands, cartwheels) &
basic locomotor skills (jumping, galloping, skipping, & running). I
understand the inherent risks, including injury that may result in
my child’s participation in this activity. I assume the risk &
hereby affirm that my child is in good physical condition &
doesn’t suffer from any disability that would prevent or limit
him/her from participation in this exercise program. I hereby
agree, that I, for myself, my child(ren), adopted or otherwise, my
heirs and executors, waive & release any and all rights and claims
for damage that I may have at any time against “Gymnastics Fun”
or their agents and representatives with my child’s entry in
activities sponsored by Gymnastics Fun. I hereby affirm that I
have read and fully understand the above.
Signature of parent or guardian:
______________________________ date______________
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