WELL DONE 007`s! Mission… COMPLETED

WELL DONE 007’s!
Mission… COMPLETED! Wow! We never anticipated the outpouring of energy, creativity and
generosity that made this year’s auction such an amazing success. Together with the most giving
community and talented committee, we raised over $422,000 to benefit the children of St.
Raymond School! We’re still in awe of the outpouring of time, talent and treasure that surrounded
this fantastic event! Chairing the auction was a complete pleasure, and we’re eternally grateful for
the efforts of every person who influenced this incredible outcome.
We sincerely appreciate the contributions of each and every community member who donated or
purchased an item. We’re also deeply indebted to the team of Secret Agents who worked on the
auction committee:
Solicitations
Laurie Halligan
Anne Merkert
Shella Hamill
Julie Lender
Kelly Kirscht
Annie Stanley
Live
Kathleen Castaillac
Amy Staas
Auction Catalog
Maria Turenne
Silent
Heidi Butz
Dawn Machicao
Ingrid Pinheiro
Sarah Harbaugh
Kristi Rawlinson
Roving/Social Events
Gabrielle Sala
Megan Ward
Nomita Divi
Michele Kavanaugh
Amy Efland
Decorations
Shannon Avina
Mary Coyle
Anne Heppberger
Avianca Bobadillo
Barbara Murphy
Young Pak
Sanez Malek
Corry Watrous
Carie Chui
Input, Data Entry, Online Auction
Aileen Svanberg
Min Nagle
Layla Khaloghli
8th Grade Liason
Maureen Hamer
Cashiering/Reconciliation
Baiba McGibben
Alumni Relations
Nancy Evars
Graphic Design
Ann Sison
Bea Bannon
Invitations/RSVP/Seating
Heather Frauenhofer
Kids Day
Sherry Rundell
Michelle Altick
Nikki Bundy
Meegan Ferrari
Christina & Ed Zschau
Greeters
Janet Bernadicou
Vicki Nelson
Video/Photo:
Dan Marshall
Ingrid Pinero
Raffle
Lori Perica
Diana White
Finally, a few housekeeping notes:
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Invoices are included in today’s envelope. Please look yours over carefully and direct any
questions to Baiba McGibben, cashiering chair, at [email protected] or 650-3027990.
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Alumni and friends of St. Raymond will receive their invoices by regular mail this week.
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Credit cards will be charged on Friday evening, November 21st.
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Once you’ve had the opportunity to look over your invoice, please bring it to the office as
receipt to pick up any unclaimed items.
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Thank you notes reflecting donations, values and the St. Raymond Tax ID # will be sent
out in the next couple of weeks.
Please don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions. Again, thank you for your unparalleled
support of St. Raymond School. We look forward to BONDing with you again at many future
Cardinal celebrations!
Secret Agents,
Brooke Puleo
[email protected]
917-696-8441
Michelle Lindeman
[email protected]
408-705-8237
Adopt-A-Family
As our school community heads into the Thanksgiving break, our minds turn to
turkey, giving thanks, and hopefully sharing with others in our community. This
year, your Black Friday shopping can help local families in need.
St. Raymond's Adopt-A-Family program is helping five local families in need of
food, clothing, and gifts for their children. The families' descriptions, and their
needs, can be viewed on the Community Service Learning page on St. Raymond's
website. The password is GoCardinals.
If there is an item that you would like to purchase for a family, please sign up using
the Family Item Sign-Up link. Put your name next to the item(s) that you would like
to give to the family, and bring the item(s) to the office.
If you would just like to help, without signing up, you can bring a gift card
(Safeway, Target, gas) to the office. We will distribute the gift cards as needed.
Just added to our list of families:
Family #5
This family lives in Redwood City in a very run-down apartment. They have three
boys ages 5, 3 and 8 months. The children have severe food allergies and eczema.
Mom and dad would like gift certificates for gas, groceries, and clothes to stores
in the Redwood City area. They also requested gift cards to Toys“R”Us so they can
buy gifts for their children.
Please contact Laurie Halligan at mailto:[email protected] with any
questions.
Christmas Eve Choir and Play
We are looking for children and young adults to participate in our Christmas Eve play and mass choir! On Christmas Eve we will again be having a Nativity play accompanied with singing at 4:30PM, just prior to the 5:15 Vigil mass. All children in the play will stay and sing in the choir during the 5:15 mass. Practices will be in the parish hall (right across from church) for one hour, Sundays right after the 10 o’clock mass. Practice will be on November 30, December 7, 14 and 21 beginning about 11:30AM (just after the post mass doughnut social). Healthy snacks will be provided for the children. We will also have a dress rehearsal on Tuesday, December 23 at 4:00PM. We need readers, singers, angels, shepherds, an inn keeper, lambs, donkeys, and Mary and Joseph. We also need a few older children to help with making play props and set up and break down of the play scenery on Christmas Eve. All are welcome to join in this beautiful and fun celebration of our Lord’s birth. Come enjoy camp for the day! 8:00am – 3:00pm Activities will include fun SPORTS, games, CREATIVE ART PROJECTS and
other recreational events that will keep your child entertained for
the day.
Turkey Day Early-­‐Bird Price November Pre-­‐Camp Sign-­‐Ups $60 (per child) $100 (2 or more) $75 (per child) $125 (2 or more) Sign-­‐up by November 21st o Campers JK-­‐5th and CIT’s 6th-­‐8th ($60 flat rate) o
Sign-­‐ups between Nov 22nd – 26th *CIT fee waived if attending w/camper sibling o Drop-­‐off 8:00-­‐8:15am in GYM o Pick-­‐up 2:45-­‐3:00pm in PARKING LOT o * Late Registration Fee = $25 per child o
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Bring a bagged lunch, snacks & water bottle Wear comfy clothing, hat, sunscreen Bring bike helmet for use on go-­‐karts No Extended Camp available (before or after) Bring check & application (available on website) to St. Raymond School Office @ St. Raymond School www.campargo.com [email protected] Camper Name_______________________________ Turkey Day – November 26, 2014 Welcome to Camp Argo! Thank you for taking the time to help us create a one-­‐day camp experience that will entertain and excite your child while school is on break! All fees are nonrefundable unless cancelled by Camp Argo, which reserves the right to cancel if enrollment if less than 12 children. This form is considered strictly confidential and is only for the use of the administration and staff of Camp Argo. Please return this application with a check or cash to the St. Raymond School Office. A fee of $15.00 will be applied for any returned or bounced checks. Camper Information First & Last Name Gender Birth Date and Age Camper #1 Camper #2 Male Female Health history and medical information (allergies, medications, concussions, etc.) Describe any special social, emotional, or physical needs your child may have. (For example; Male Female Male Yrs. / / Grade Female Yrs. / / Grade ☐YES or UNSURE – / / ☐YES or UNSURE – ☐YES or UNSURE – Please download, fill-­‐in and submit “Camper Health History Form1” along with this application. Please download, fill-­‐in and submit “Camper Health History Form1” along with this application. Please download, fill-­‐in and submit “Camper Health History Form1” along with this application. ☐NO ☐NO ☐NO Current School and Level Camper #3 Yrs. Grade
extremely athletic, best if grouped with, sportsmanship issues, extremely shy, etc) (REQUIRED) Primary Parent/Guardian (REQUIRED) Secondary Parent/Guardian Name Address City, State, Zip Code Home Phone Work Phone Cell Phone Email (REQUIRED) Emergency Contact (May pick up if Parent/Guardian is absent) (REQUIRED) Alt. Pick-­‐Up (May pick up if Parent/Guardian is absent) Name Cell Phone Home/Work Phone Relationship Is authorized to leave camp by: Primary Secondary Emergency Contact Alt Pickup Walking Bicycle Other For the general welfare of all campers, Camp Argo reserves the unrestricted right to dismiss any camper, without refund, whose conduct or influence, in the opinion of the Director, is inimical to the best interests of the campers, counselors and overall camp environment. o
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Internet Social Networking and Blogging Policies: o
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Additional Policies My child has permission, without restriction, to participate in all snacks, regular and special programming. I understand and realize Camp Argo will follow safety procedures, but that all physical activities include a certain risk and that Camp Argo assumes no liability for injury or damage arising from or as a result of participation. I affirm that it is common knowledge that field sports, camp crafts, indoor and outdoor games, hiking, and other camp activities include certain risks and dangers. These risks include, but are not limited to loss of or damage to personal property, injury, or fatality. In consideration of, and a s part payment for, the right to participate in all Camp Argo activities and the services and food arranged (when applicable) for m y child by Camp Argo, and its agents, servants, and employees, I have assumed all of the above risks and intending to be legally bound hereby, w ill hold Camp Argo and its agents, servants, and employees harmless from any liability w hich m ay arise out of or in connection w ith any food provided, and related participation in any other activities arranged for by Camp Argo, its agents, servants, and employees. The terms hereof shall serve as a RELEASE AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK for any m inors. I understand and agree to all of the first aid and safety policies. I have read and understand the rules and behavioral expectations outlined above and in detail on the website (www.campargo.com) and I have discussed with my child and he/she has agreed to adhere to them at all times during camp. Camper Name (Printed)______________________________Parent Name (Printed)________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature_________________________________________________Date_________________ Camp Argo Camper Application & Parental Consent Turkey Day 2014 Holiday Boutique
Don't miss this opportunity to visit the "Dressed Up" Kohl Mansion!
Fit for a Victorian Holiday - the Mansion is a delight to see!
This year, there are more than 60 vendors, all with unique items and food stuffs,
ready to help you cross items off of your Christmas Shopping List!
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Kohl Mansion
2750 Adeline Drive Burlingame CA
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Donation $10.00
children under 14 and Mercy students are free
Christmas At Kohl Welcomes the 2014 Vendors
See who is coming and what they will be selling this year!
The Soap Nymph, LLC
Gosia Asher
Hand made soaps
Champagne Pearls
Liz Larsen
Champane pearls
Ann Bakey
Fabric bowls and trivets
Flower Bud Designs
Suzanne Leon
Handcrafted crochet hats, gloves and scarves
Agnes Borja-Gaudette
Fashion accessories
Janis Bruha
Assorted tutus and childrens items
Tobey Bussani
Santa bags, painted ceramics, glass blocks
Justine Creations
Dono Cain
Vintage holiday decorations
Kathy Campagna
Fused glass, jewelry
Joleen McGrorey
Personalizes gifts for men and woman
Knit Happenz
Joanne McKee
Knit and crochet scarves
Ruta Middleton
Handmadre crochet hats, gloves and scarves
LC Couture
Mari Mijangos
Handmade hair accessories
Liudmila Chadwick
Sterling silver and vintage glass jewelry
Initial Offerings
Kim Nappi
Personalized Merchandise
Diane Chin
Handcrafted greeting cards
Mary Norteye
Handcrafted baskets
Vivian Chu
Skin care products
Nancy Gourmet Food
Nancy Pagan
Gourmet foods olive oils and aged balsamic
vinegars, pastaas and tapenades
Narsai’s
Soreya David
Gourmet foods
Cindy Erskine
Assorted papemache ornaments, and
homemade toffee & popcorn
Thirty-One Gifts by Aimee
Aimee Graham-Sullivan
Totes, bags, thermal totes, purses, wallets, accessories
Kathleen Griffey
Christmas Deco , knit scarves.
Lpage Designs
Lucinda Page
Metal jewelry designs
Margaret Piazza
Handmadeitems, sachets, bath bags
Sarita’s Creations
Sarita Prasad
Handpainted wine glasses
Corinne Rebizo
Assorted Christmas items
Cosmogems
Tricia Hancock
Jewelry
Karen Rosenstein
Fused glass candle holders, barrettes
Barbara Harris
Doggy things/cookies
Joanne Semones
Local maritime books
Family Farms
Lisa Karaeff
Assorted food products
Cynthia Simmons
Christmas items
MiniBee Beauty
Tanja King
Handmade Soaps, lotions, creams, lip balms
and sugar scrubs
Catherine La Sasso
Scents of San Francisco Candles
Irene Sterling
Wine gift bags, christmas décor
Nancy Stirm
Collectable one of a kind Christmas items and art work
ZubRub
Janet Szelenyi
Organic skin Balm
Beverly Travlos
Unique jewelry
Fish Princess Designs
Jeannie Wholey
Goat milk soap, bath salts and lotions
Winnie Wong
Aprons, scarves and misc.
Debbie Young
Assorted gift baskets, badge holders, holiday items
Celine’s Kitchen
Celine
Baked goods, cookies, jams etc
L.Vanderhurst Designs
Handcrafted sterling silver jewelry with a bit of copper
Marguerite Green
Crocheted accessories and Personal and Home Items
Serendipity Designs
Diane Cull
Mixed Media - Art Dolls, Witches, Wizards Santas and Elves.
Cloth and Clay Treasures
Carmen Bengtsson
Handmade sweaters, shawls, scarfsk, hats, purses,
Peruvian Silver jewelry and water colors.
Esther Ordonez
handmade Team blankets, pillows, aprons, towel sets,
bags, purses and baskets
Charlotte’s Fudge
Fudge, Candy Apples, Mixes, Faffee and Toffee
Simply Smartgirl
Andria Lynne Brugiono
Tee Shirts, Hoodies, Bags and Totes
Lorna Vengco
Hawaiin/Peruvian style jewelry, Hair Accessory Holders
(Hawaiian Lei style ribbon) Scarfs and Wrislets
Danielle Molloy
Living Lockets Jewelry - customize the locket
to tell your story!
Alicia Hampton
Homemade granola (Lola’s Granola, and Notecards
with floral photography
Barbara Bragg
Watercolor paintings and Scrimshaw
Scribble Me Happy
Handmade Paper goods, Jewelry, Stationary, Holiday gifts items.
Marianne Custus
Quilted Table Runners, Potholders, Tote Bags,
Hobo Bags , Crochet hats
Please join us for a special Holiday TrQnk Show featQring BrigeTa JewelrV's latest collection of diamonds , semi-­‐precious stones and one-­‐of-­‐a-­‐kind pieces. Come spoil yourself or find that perfect giſt! DATE Thursday, November 20th TIME 8:00 am – 3:00 pm PLACE 2160 Cedar Avenue, Menlo Park 10% of the proceeds will be donated to St. RayNond School Bridget King / [email protected] / 408-386-9459 /
Copyright © 2014 Brigetta Jewellery. All rights reserved.
St. Raymond School
Community Fundraising
Event
Nov 28 – Dec 7
Shop at
Located at 654 Santa Cruz Ave in Menlo Park
Mention the fundraiser for
ST. RAYMOND SCHOOL at check out and…
10% of your pre-tax total purchase* will go to St.
Raymond School!
*Does not include services such as grooming, nail trim, etc
St. Raymond School
Shop at Cheeky Monkey Toys 11/28 through 12/7
Shop in-store and mention the fundraiser for St. Raymond School
Or
Shop online, select “Fundraisers and Gift Cards” and add “St. Raymond School”
to your cart
10% of your net purchases go to support our School!
Cheeky Monkey Toys
640 Santa Cruz Avenue, Downtown Menlo Park
650.328.7975 www.cheekymonkeytoys.com
As always, Cheeky Monkey Toys offers complimentary
gift wrapping and assembly
GrowFit’s Active Kids (Grades K-­‐2) Join us again this winter for another action packed class of obstacle courses, relay races and other high-­‐energy games that will get your students excited about being active in a safe, non-­‐competitive environment. During each class... • We take pieces of traditional sports games, like dribbling a basketball or kicking a soccer ball, and blend them together in a fun obstacle course or relay race. Using a variety of sport and fitness equipment we’ve created over a 100 different games that keep every class new and exciting. • Your students will improve upon their agility, balance, coordination, endurance, speed and strength in a safe and non-­‐competitive environment. • The focus is on improving, not winning. This method allows students to develop the skills, teamwork and confidence to participate in any fitness/sports activity. This class was designed for children of all skill levels. Grades: K-­‐2 Time: 3:00-­‐4:00 pm Dates: 11/19, 12/3, 12/10, 12/17, 1/7, 1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 2/18, 2/25 Cost: $240 Sign up here: http://www.alareg.com/_straymond HOLIDAY CAMP
CHRIS BRADFORD STADIUM
January 3 – 4
Hitting $60 per session
Session 1
8:30 – 10:00am
Session 2
10:00 – 11:30am
Pitching $60 per session
Session 1
10:00 – 11:30am
HOLIDAY CAMP
2015
Fielding $30 per session
Session 1
11:30am – 12:30pm
Register online:
aurora.sfhs.com/holidaycamps
All campers will receive an
SF Baseball T-Shirt
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6 ,7 ,&8
GRADERS
HITTING•PITCHING•FIELDING
SESSIONS
Equipment
Proper Baseball attire required
Hitters must bring a personal bat and athletic shoes
(batting gloves recommended)
South Drive
Mountain View CA 94040
Home of Champions
CENTRAL COAST SECTIONS CHAMPIONS
1981•1983•1995•2001•2013
WCAL CHAMPIONS
1979•1981•1982•1983•1989•1992•1993
1999•2002•2003•2004•2011•2012•2013•2014
HOLIDAY CAMP HIGHLIGHTS
Hitting Session:
• Short toss
• Tee work
• Drill work
• Batting practice
• Bunting
Pitching Session:
• Grips
• Mound throwing
• Fielding
• Technique work
• Arm strength program
• Pitching Strategy
Fielding Session:
• Infield/Outfield Throwing
• Middle Infield Play
• Assorted Ground Ball Drills
• Catching Drills
• Outfield Play Techniques
Baseball Training Facility
CAMP COACHING STAFF
Mike Oakland
[email protected]
Head Coach SFHS 2007-present
Mike Smith
Asst. Coach SFHS 2008-present
Eric Pini
Pitching Coach SFHS 2000, 2007-present