October 17, 2014
Cafeteria Menu—500 Madison
MONDAY, October 20
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE: ALVIN PYY, JUDY CA RLSON, SUE VAVASOUR, TIFFANY KEHLER
Denver Sandwiches
$1.50 Reuben on Rye
$1.50
Chicken Rice Soup
$0.50 Vegetable Soup
$0.50
Fruit with Cottage Cheese
$0.50 Tossed Salad
$0.50
TUESDAY, October 21
$1.50 Beef & Rice Wraps
$1.50
Clam Chowder
$0.50 Beet Borscht
$0.50
Coleslaw
$0.50 Broccoli Slaw
$0.50
WEDNESDAY, October 29
Meatloaf and Mashed Potatoes
$1.50 Potato Salad and Ham
$1.50
Cream of Mushroom Soup
$0.50 Mulligatawny Soup
$0.50
Steamed Vegetables
$0.50 Hot Mixed Vegetables
$0.50
THURSDAY, October 23
THURSDAY, October 30
Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo
$1.50 Spaghetti and Meatballs
$1.50
Beef Vegetable Soup
$0.50 Toscana Soup
$0.50
Broccoli Cauliflower Salad
$0.50 Spinach Salad
$0.50
FRIDAY, October 24
News from William
TUESDAY, October 28
Fish and Chips
WEDNESDAY, October 22
ImagineAbility Ink
MONDAY, October 27
The UpShoppe is a thrift store used to raise money for women in the community. It’s part of The North End
Women's Centre. Colleen and Corinne are volunteers there working
on a new placement. It’s a sales position where they will be sorting and
pricing clothing and other thrift store items. They will be receiving
training from Sheila and Corine on how to use the steamer and to learn
the layout of the store. They will be practicing customer service skills
and how to maintain a positive attitude. Both Colleen and Corinne are
very excited about their new opportunity and look forward to working
independently.
The North End Women's Centre is a resource that serves women in
the community who have experienced abuse, low income,
unemployment and are single mothers.
Judy McKay
2014 Holiday Schedule
Christmas Day—December 25
FRIDAY, October 31
Pepperoni Pizza
$1.50 Chicken Fingers and Fries
$1.50
Minestrone Soup
$0.50 Italian Wedding Soup
$0.50
Caesar Salad
$0.50 Veggies and Dip
$0.50
Menu items subject to change due to availability.
Boxing Day—December 26
2014 Event Schedule
Halloween Social—October 24
United Way—November 3—7
United Way Breakfast—November 4
If you would like to receive notice of upcoming events at ImagineAbility please e-mail [email protected].
I will add you to a mailing list to receive notices of upcoming events.
There is so much construction in the Polo Park area and it is expected to be ongoing for the next two years or
so.
Major streets and transit routes surrounding ImagineAbility have been affected by this. Please be careful when
walking to and from your bus stop.
Halloween Social
Remembrance Day—November 11
500 Madison Street
Winnipeg, MB R3H 0L4
Ph: (204) 956-9700
Fax: (204) 943-1893
www.imagineability.ca
[email protected]
October 24
Norwood St. Boniface
Legion Hall
134 Marion Street
6:30 pm—10:30 pm
Tickets on sale now!
See Karin or Judy at
Madison or Tiffany K.
at William
$10
18+
Madison Cafeteria
As many of you know, Phyllis has
returned to the cafeteria. Our very
own Editor-in-Chief, Alvin Pyy
spends many of his work days in the
cafeteria manning the coffee station.
Sample sizes are
available to try on.
A flyer was recently
distributed. This
shows all the different
colour choices for
each garment.
Lots of exciting things are happening in the
cafeteria. As we are all aware food allergies
can be a concern whenever you have a large
group of people get together and they are
certainly a concern for those who eat lunch
at ImagineAbility. We have people who are
gluten intolerant and people who are
allergic to specific foods. Quite often when
a meal contains gluten, Phyllis and her crew
will prepare an alternative version of the
same meal that is gluten free.
If you have any food allergies or
intolerances, you might want to let
Phyllis know. That way we can all
work together to provide a safe and
delicious eating experience!
Alvin Pyy & Judy Carlson
This will be the last
opportunity to order
ImagineAbility
wearables this year.
FUN FACTS FOR HALLOWEEN
Jack o’ Lanterns originated in Ireland where people placed candles in hollowed-out turnips to keep away spirits and ghosts on Halloween .
Pumpkins also come in white, blue and green. Great for making unique monster carvings!
Halloween was brought to North America by immigrants from Europe who would celebrate the harvest around a bonfire, share ghost stories, sing,
dance and tell fortunes.
Tootsie Rolls were the first wrapped penny candy in America.