As harvest begins to come to life, many normal activities will resume. To keep up with the times, to remember the various learning processes, the Harvey One Grade School Board has been raised.
We plan to be outdoors on Sunday from 1:00 pm to 1120 pm on Calvary Road.
We spoke to local bakeries and asked for the best homemade cakes to be brought to the hut west of the school from 12:30 pm on the same day. According to Paula Brown, these are judged by the ribbons presented. After that, anyone in attendance can walk from the school grounds to the cabinet at 1020 Caldwell Road and enjoy ice cream on top of the cake chosen for donation.
That is not all. No Siri. We, longtime fans and friends, John and Wanda Shimfif come with their Apple prints and good apple size. This will result in cider and, if you come, it will give you a chance to put some pressure.
A good time string band on the campus will bring a calm atmosphere. We do not have mountains to repeat or repeat the melody, but there is an old wave of meekness.
Amber Groves games are being played for young people in your family in social time. Find out if Janet Nance and Glenda Lawwood have craft plans for visitors. It has to be a secret, because I don’t even know it.
As usual, read books from people throughout the district to get into the school, save letters, watch albums from the days of the Reformation. Some were written in German, since it was spoken in ancient homes. I have fresh herbs so you can put together a small version of Tusi Moses with a wide bow and sturdy.
Thirsty? That front pump is working and you can draw ice cream with a little bit of elbow oil. That sure one drank from the mud inside the common candle.
The road is still paved for those who want to see a tower above the bare grass.
It is not a rumor that our microphone is working on the spot. Although we are not sure if it shows, we have replaced the old threads with new ones, so this may be the case. There are other activities designed to help you practice the past, and you may feel like a child again.
Know that we are cleansing the Greek “boys” and “girls” by expelling spiders. There is no shortage of toilet tissue now. Forners, Randy and Diane are sure that all plans have support and direction.
You are all invited to come and explore. Take some memories with your family before you head into the Pi-Ha-La-Mod moments.
We are sure that you will feel that your existence, even if only a little, is still alive.
Mary Lee is a junior member of the Earth, Wind and Flower Garden Club, a recognized senior gardener, a flower show judge for the Ohio Gardening Club and a former sixth grade teacher.