Our Lady of the Assumption School 2141 Walnut Avenue, Carmichael, CA 95608 (916) 489-8958

April 30, 2013

With Hands to Serve and Hearts to Love

Christian Brothers High School Math Competition Last Saturday, our team of 5

th, 6

th, and 7

th graders competed at the Christian Brothers High School Math Competition.

The following schools participated with us in the competition: Brookfield, Holy Family, Holy Spirit, Presentation, St. John Notre Dame, St. John the Evengelist, St. Michael, Winston Churchill, Town & Country, St. Charles, Golden Hills, Holy Rosary, Holy Trinity, St. Francis, St. Mary, St. Mel, Sacred Heart, St. Patrick, St. Rose, St. John Vianney. OLA participants included: 5

th Grade: *Gian Papio, Connor King, Jack Minor, Alternate: Erik Sparks

6th Grade *Margaret Leppert, *Cassidy Lourim, *Andrew Enmark, Alternate: Maggie Kauderer

7th Grade *Will Roberts, *Holly Coffman, *Casey Gilles, Alternate: Molly Wilson

OLA placed 2nd

in the 7th grade division, and Will Roberts placed 3

rd individually at that grade level. The students listed

above with asterisks next to their names earned certificates of mastery for high scores. Well done!

The contest was a great experience for our students, and they were outstanding! Congratulations to the Math Team and their coach, Mrs. Coffman!

Grandparents Day Last Friday morning, we had over 140 grandparents and special friends show up for our Grandparents’ Day Celebration. They were treated to a special prayer service led by Fr. Kiernan and heartwarming tributes and songs performed by our students. After the prayer service, they were escorted to classrooms by their grandchildren where they answered questions that were prepared for them and learned about the work their grandchildren are doing in school. They also had their pictures taken, thanks to our parent volunteer photographers. It was a wonderful morning, and we extend our thanks to Joanne Giorgi for organizing the event, the many parents who helped with the planning and logistics, and our faculty and staff for preparing the children so well.

OLA Referral Program Our Lady of the Assumption has been blessed with a healthy enrollment for preschool through 8

th grade for the 2013-2014

school year. However, the incoming 1st grade class is expecting 17 students. The enrollment in this class will impact the

budget each year, so we would like to increase the class size sooner rather than later. While the PTG does an outstanding job raising funds and our school families are more than generous, the main factor in keeping our tuition rates low is full enrollment. With this in mind, we are asking all school families to join our efforts to increase enrollment for the class of 2020 by keeping Our Lady of the Assumption School in your family prayers.

In addition, if you know of families who have a child or children who will be entering 1st grade in the fall, please share with

them that we have openings at our school and would welcome them to our wonderful community. You can pick up an enrollment packet to personally share with them and/or you can have them call the school for more information and a private tour. If a family you refer lists your family’s name on their application and enrolls a child in the 1

st grade class for

the 2013-2014 school year, you and the family you referred will receive a $275.00 credit (the full cost of one child’s registration) for the upcoming school year as a token of our appreciation. Please let me know if you have any questions. As always, we appreciate your support.

Confirmation Our eighth graders will receive the sacrament of Confirmation on Wednesday night at 6:00 p.m. Bishop Jaime Soto will be our celebrant. Please pray for our 8

th graders as they prepare to receive the Holy Spirit through this sacrament. Please

also pray for them as they complete the last month of their OLA journey and prepare to move on to high school.

Minimum Day Change In order to accommodate parents who are working on set-up at the Country Fair, we are moving our minimum day scheduled for Friday, May 17, to Friday, May 24. Faculty will be working on the WCEA/WASC Self-study on May 24.

2013-2014 School Calendar The 2013-2014 OLA School Calendar-at-a-glance will come out tomorrow via e-blast. Along with the calendar you will receive an explanation of our Diocesan In-service days, our faculty in-services, the number of school days that are required, and the minimum days we have at OLA.

God bless,

Robert Love

** IMPORTANT CALENDAR UPDATE ** The minimum day scheduled for Friday, May 17, will now be a full day of school. The minimum day has been rescheduled for Friday, May 24.

************************** BUY YOUR PRESALE TICKETS NOW! ************************* They’re here! They’re here! Yee-haw, they’re here!!! Please use the attached order form to buy your discounted pre-sale Country Fair tickets! Save big by purchasing your tickets now. Questions? Contact Cindy Keene at cindykeene@yahoo.com

This Week at OLA

Food Locker Grade 7 – April 29 through May 3.

Advanced Music Recital Wednesday, May 1, at 10:30 a.m., in the church.

Confirmation Wednesday, May 1, at 6:00 pm, in the church.

OLA PTG Spring Gathering It's not too late to join in on the fun of the Spring Gathering being held this Thursday evening, May 2nd, in the Parish Hall/Gym. This is a celebration to honor our 8th grade families that are leaving and to welcome the new families attending this fall. Come enjoy a delicious catered dinner from El Palmar, as well as a no host bar to quench your thirst! You can RSVP by filling out the attached form and turning it in to the front office, or email Michele Witry at olahospitality@hotmail.com. This is an adult only event; we hope to see everyone there!!!

May Crowning Friday, May 3, at 11:00 a.m., in the church. Everyone is welcome. In celebration of the Coronation of Mary, students who would like to bring flowers from their garden, please deliver them to the front office on Friday morning. If any parent can help with putting flowers in the vases and taking them to the church, it would be greatly appreciated.

Father/Daughter Dance Friday, May 3, in the Parish Hall.

FRIDAY – What to Wear? Friday, May 3, is a minimum day and May Crowning. Please wear OLA uniform

Sign-up for the Country Fair AND the 2013/2014 school year! Please note: You must use the links located on the bottom of the left hand column on the main OLA SchoolSpeak page:

Grade sign-ups 2013/2014

All school sign-ups 2013/2014

Parish hours sign-ups 2013/2014

Country Fair sign-ups 2013 Please do not click on the Workforce 2012/2013 link, as these sign-ups are for the current school year, and the 2012 Country Fair. Also, when selecting jobs under the Grade sign-ups, keep in mind your child(ren) will be in the next grade up, so be sure to pick the correct class! A few important reminders:

All jobs will close as of May 3 at midnight. After that you will need to find a sub for any shifts that you cannot make.

No students are allowed to work your shift. We will have a student sign-up closer to the fair day but you must be available to work your own shift.

All families are expected to work 10 hours at the fair.

If you have any questions about hourly requirements, please read pages 37 and 38 of the Parent/Student Handbook. Email alisonfarris@gmail.com or jloehr@winfirst.com with questions or changes.

Next Week at OLA

Food Locker Grade 8 – May 6 through May 10. Field Trips Grade K – Fog Willow Farm PTG Full Board Meeting Wednesday, May 8, at 6:00 p.m., in the Meeting Room. School Rosary Wednesday, May 8, at 11:30 a.m., in the church Mandatory Sports Meeting Thursday, May 9, at 7:00 p.m., in the gym. See “Sports News” below for details. Mother’s Day Luncheon The third grade will host its annual Mothers’ Day Luncheon on Friday, May 10, at 11:00 a.m., in the gym. Graduation Pictures Friday, May 10, graduation pictures will begin at 9:15 a.m. Students will be dismissed after their individual pictures. FRIDAY – What to Wear? Friday, May 10, is a full day of school. Wear spirit wear top with free dress bottom.

Health and Wellness

Jog-A-Thon OLA's Jog-A-Thon will be held on Friday, May 3, right after school. Information: Each child will be given a "goal lap suggestion" by Mr. Tateishi during PE class on the week of April 29. This is the suggested number of laps for your child to run during the time period. The child will have 30 minutes to complete the goal laps. Volunteers will be on hand to help count the laps and will also have water and oranges available. Time: Grades K-3: 12:15-12:45; Grades 4-8: 12:45-1:15 **(if you have an immediate after school activity, let the organizers know, and we can work with your schedule) Location: OLA School Track Sign-up: If you would like to participate, please pre-register by emailing Alexxa DeBenedetti at alexxad@mac.com (Preferred): or, just show up the day of the event, and sign up between 12:00-12:15. Fund raising: We welcome donations of $10 per athlete or a bag of food for the Food Locker. Help us to raise funds for new playground equipment and other Health and Wellness activities by participating. All cash donations will be matched by an Anonymous Donor who has generously offered to help us raise money. Donations are NOT MANDATORY TO PARTICIPATE. Annual Arden Park Youth Triathlon Hope you can come on out for the 2nd Annual Arden Park Youth Triathlon on Saturday, May 4th....It’s a great, low stress way to introduce your kids to Triathlons! Register online at www.aptriathlon.org. A flyer is attached showing the distances for each age group.

Bits and Pieces

Thank you! Last week’s bake sale, along with donations, earned $500. All proceeds will go to Water for South Sudan. Thank you to everyone who supported the cause. Wiggin’Out Auction Party Save the date! The Wiggin’ Out auction party is scheduled for Saturday, June 1. Start shopping for your favorite wild and wacky wig! More details to follow. OLA School 50 Year Class Reunion Please join us in getting together for an 8th grade 50 year class reunion, and reunite with old friends from the class of 1963. If you know someone who graduated from that class, please pass-on this message. We will be having a steak dinner at the OLA Country Fair on Saturday, May 18, at 4:30 pm, at a cost of approximately $9.00 per person. Drinks will be sold separately. Please give either of the following people a call or send an email to be part of this once-in-a-lifetime fun evening:

Tom Lease at tom.newleaseonlife@gmail.com or (916) 453-1010 Frankie Ratermann Harper at mfharper@surewest.net or (916) 359-2865

St. Francis High School Summer School 2013 Fun and exciting summer credit and non-credit courses and camps for 5th-12th graders – boys and girls – are available on the St. Francis High School campus for your sons and daughters, cousins, neighbors, and friends. Arts, Academics, and Sports – SF Summer is relaxed and productive. Students take classes in June and/or July so they can get ahead, have a free block off in the school year, hone their skills, and learn something new. First Session: June 13-July 3; Second Session: July 8-July 26. Courses and Camps vary in length. Select your courses and camps from the Summer School Catalog, then register through the Summer School Store: www.stfrancishs.org/summer/courses. Junior Academics Plus 2013 Jesuit High School has offered Academics Plus for boys entering Grades 7 and 8 for more than 20 years. Jesuit is proud to announce the expansion of this program to boys who are entering Grades 5 and 6 starting in the summer of 2013. The program offers Visual and Performing Arts Appreciation, Mathematical Problem Solving, Scientific Experiments, Team Sports, and Structural Recreational Games. Sessions are June 10, 2013 through June 27, 2013, and July 1, 2013 through July 19, 2013.

Sports News MANDATORY Parent Meeting for 2013/2014 Sports Season Attention parents! OLA will be hosting a mandatory parents meeting on Thursday, May 9, at 7:00 p.m., in the gym. This meeting will go over the OLA sports handbook and clarify any questions or misconceptions one may have with regards to our sports policies. If you have a son or daughter that will be in 5th through 8th grades next year, and he/she would like to play a PAL sport, then you need to attend this meeting. Failing to attend will make your child ineligible to play at OLA next year. If you cannot make this meeting, there will be one make-up meeting at a date and time TBD. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

Parish News Women’s Council Meeting This work year’s final meeting for the Women’s Council will be held on Thursday, May 2, at 10:00 a.m., in St. John’s Hall. This meeting will be followed by our spring luncheon catered by Plates Café and Catering. Plates is a program of St. John’s Shelter for homeless women. Plates Café provides training that enables these women to work in food services, catering, retail, and hospitality industries. Please call Maggie Barrett at 978-0453 for a reservation and other information. The cost is only $5.00 per person and is due on Thursday, May 2. We need 55 jars of peanut butter to fulfill our goal of 160 jars for the OLA Food Locker. Help reach this goal by bringing your donations to this final meeting.

OLA Baby Shower Gift Drive: May 6 – June 2, 2013 “Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward.” – Psalm 127:3

So many homeless and low-income women in our community do not have a loving and supportive family to help them after delivering a baby. Instead of being able to fully experience the joy and amazement of this special time, they worry about a decent place to live and wonder how they are going to meet the basic needs of their baby. During the month of May, the month of Our Blessed Mother, families at Our Lady of the Assumption Parish and School will be encouraged to bring a donation for our Baby Shower Gift Drive. All donations will be distributed to pregnant and new mothers in need, through the Sacramento Life Center and Bishop Gallegos Maternity Home. Baby formula and baby food donations will go to our own St. Vincent de Paul food locker. Simply bring your new and unwrapped gift to the Baby Shower Gift Drive display. (A list of suggested items is available). Your generosity will shower women with love at a time when it is so desperately needed. Thank you!

For more information, please contact Adele Lozito at respectlife@olaparish.net or call (916) 812-7712. Respect Life Sunday & Faire – June 2, 2013

“You formed my inmost being; you knit me in my mother’s womb. I praise you, because I am wonderfully made; wonderful are your works!” – Psalm 139:13-14

At the request of the Most Reverend Jaime Soto, the Life Center Mobile Medical Clinic will begin touring parishes throughout the Diocese, and Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church will be the first to host it! On Sunday, June 2, 2013, our parish will celebrate this honor with a day of worship inside our Church and a Respect Life Faire outside. The Life Center Mobile Medical Clinic will be in our parking lot and available for tours. Other Faire participants include Fertility Care Centers (NaProTechnology), 40 Days for Life, Easter’s Catholic Books, Bishop Gallegos Maternity Home, Immaculate Heart Radio, OLA Faith Formation, and Respect Life Ministry. Faire goers will have access to valuable information on a variety of respect life topics and receive rosaries, holy cards, Lifesavers candy, “I am wonderfully made” cause bracelets, and more. This is a first for the Sacramento Diocese and promises to be a great event. Save the date and join the fun! For more information or to volunteer, contact Adele Lozito at respectlife@olaparish.net or (916) 812-7712.

Are You Interested in Becoming Catholic? Maybe you have always wanted to join the Catholic Church but for whatever reason you haven’t been able to find the time, or maybe your questions have never been answered properly. Many people are intimidated and don’t feel comfortable asking questions regarding the Church. Perhaps your spouse is Catholic, and you’ve always wanted to share in the faith. There are many reasons people have for shying away from classes or embracing faith. The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults, which is the process people go through in order to become a part of the Catholic Church, can be a source of confusion. Our RCIA team would love the opportunity to welcome you and answer your questions! They will share specifics with you regarding this process at an informational meeting on Wednesday, May 22, at 7pm, in St. John’s Hall. Feel free to invite friends and ask any questions you may have. We look forward to sharing this evening with you!! Call Kimberly at 488-4626 for more information. Adoration Volunteers Needed We still are in need of some regular volunteers to sign up for an hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays in order to keep this beautiful devotion going. If you would like to help, contact Kimberly at 488-4626. Camp Pendola Registration The official summer camp of the Diocese of Sacramento, Camp Pendola, is now accepting registrations for the 2013 summer season. I’m sure many of you remember the fun of summer camp in your youth. Why not treat your 6 - 17 year old children to an experience that will help them build lasting relationships and teach stewardship of God’s creation through Christian community living in the outdoors. Please check out the Web site at pendola.org, or call 733-0141 for more information.

The Countdown is ON! YIPPEE KI-YO KI-YAY! The Country Fair is less than one month away! So please save the dates – May 17 through 19 – to join classmates, parishioners, friends, and family to enjoy OLA’s 2013 Country Fair. If you have any questions, please contact Beth Thrasher at thrashergirls@gmail.com or Nancy Dyer at nancyperham@hotmail.com

Raffle Donations Needed

Please help make this year’s Country Fair raffle a success. We are asking for your support in the form of a raffle prize donation. Raffle prizes and donors are announced every 30 minutes during this event. Ideas for raffle donations are gift certificates, miniature golf, ice cream, Sun Splash, dinner for two, gas cards, logo wear, kitchen items, gift baskets, small electronics, the list is endless! We will gladly pick-up or your items or they can be dropped off at the front office (please label country fair raffle). If you have any questions, please contact your OLA Country Fair raffle chairperson Fadia Desmond at fhdesmond@yahoo.com. OLA appreciates your kind generosity and support!

New Event – Blue Ribbon Pie Contest

All you Betty Crockers out there get ready to make the best pie you can for OLA’s all-new Blue Ribbon Pie

Contest. See attached flyer for more details. Questions can be directed to Christine Sanfilippo at

csanfilippo@comcast.net

OLA’s First-Ever Watermelon Eating Contest

If you love watermelon, competition, and getting messy, this contest is for you! Join OLA’s first-ever watermelon eating contest during the Country Fair. See details in the attached flyer. Questions? Contact Annemarie Schmidt at joshasch@comcast.net

The Question of the Week: How are YOU fulfilling your 10 Country Fair Hours? Thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone who has signed up for their Country Fair Hours! But, for those who haven’t, please logon to SchoolSpeak soon, and sign up for your hours. There are still great shifts available! The deadline is May 3rd, so logon while the “getting is still good!” Questions? Contact Michelle Munn at michelle@englishgardencare.com

Child ID Booth at Country Fair

The Child ID program will be available at the courtesy booth all three days of the Country Fair. This program

will provide all children with a free identification card that includes a picture, fingerprint and other important

information. Questions? Contact Mary Thomson at mkthomson@yahoo.com.

Cupcakes Needed for Cake Walk

The cake walk needs your baking expertise! Please drop any decorated cupcake donations on Friday,

May 17, if possible. Questions? Contact Jen Ruggles at ruggsfam6@yahoo.com

Daytime BBQ Chair Needed

The good news is that the BBQ is in the shade this year, so you won’t be too hot! If you are interested, please

contact Michelle Munn at Michelle@englishgardencare.com. Questions? Call Beth Thrasher at 712-3460 or

email her at thrashergirls@gmail.com

Snack Shack Donations Needed We know you’ve been wondering what else you can do to help the Country Fair…so this is for you! The Snack Shack is in need of donations of candy (no chocolate please – it will melt in the always hot CF weather), sports drinks, bottled water and soda. Please leave your donations in the office. Questions? Contact Michele Piland at michelepiland@yahoo.com

Donations needed for Fun Zone

The Fun Zone would love donations of new or gently used stuffed animals for "The Claw" and lollipops and bulk candy for the instant wins and redemption booth. We purchase the prizes for the redemption booth, but if anyone is interested in donating bigger prizes or silly string it would be much appreciated. Questions? Email Amy Kuzmich at ackuzmich@gmail.com.

Items Needed for the All-New Splash Zone! Your help with all-new splash zone is needed! We need your large plastic buckets and water tables. Please

label your items so we can get them back to you after the fair. Questions? Contact Nadia Leslie at

dleslie5171@sbcglobal.net

Come Check Out the All-New TEEN ZONE

This will be THE place to hang out for those Country Fair goers in 7th-12th grade. Featuring a DJ playing on your favorite songs, basketball, foosball, ping-pong, air hockey and just a fun place to hang out! Wristbands cost $10 per night. Open Friday May 17th and Saturday May 18th 6-9PM. Questions? Contact Yvette Gordon at yvettegordon25@yahoo.com

Parents-Only Cougar Lounge If you’re over 21, make sure you check out this year’s Cougar Lounge, featuring your favorite adult beverages,

including: Sean Minor Wines, Justin Hall’s Famous Margaritas, assorted beer, and Mike’s Hard Lemonade.

Questions? Contact Brian Bollinger at brianjboll@gmail.com

OLA Has Talent

OLA Has Talent returns to the main stage on Friday, May 17, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Be prepared to see

some of the best talent that the OLA community has to offer. The intent of the event is to give the youth of our

community the opportunity to show off their talents in a fun and supportive environment. All performers will be

rewarded for their hard work. Please see the attached event flyer or contact Colene Crowley at

jimcol@ix.netcom.com for additional information.

Please join us for the final social gathering of the year

and an opportunity to honor our 8th grade families.

OLA PTG

Spring Gathering

Thursday, May 2nd 2013

6:00 p.m.

No Host Bar: Adults only, please

RSVP to olahospitality@hotmail.com

or return this sheet to the office by May 1st

Family Name: __________________________________

Number Attending Spring Gathering: _________

OLA COUNTRY FAIR – May 17th-19th, 2013

Ticket Order Form

Order your Country Fair tickets in advance and receive a discount!

Complete this form and return to the school office with payment by Thurs., May 9th, in an envelope marked “Country Fair Tickets.” Tickets will be distributed to school families on Tuesday May 14th. Parishioner tickets will be held at the Courtesy Booth Will Call during the fair. Please do not leave this form at the school office after May 9th, as orders will not be filled.

SCHOOL FAMILY NAME: _______________________ GRADE OF OLDEST STUDENT: ____

or PARISHIONER NAME: _____________________ PHONE: _______________________

TICKETS Presale Price Quantity Total $

Food and Game Tickets

Book of 15 Tickets $5.00 per book ($7.50 at fair)

Book of 30 Tickets $10.00 per book ($15.00 at fair)

Book of 100 Tickets $33.50 per book ($50.00 at fair)

Meal and Bar Tickets

BAR TICKETS (adult drinks only) $3.00 each

FRIDAY NIGHT CHICKEN AND PASTA DINNER 6:00-8:00pm Pre-sale guarantees meal until 7:00 pm

$5.00 per person ($7.00 at fair)

$20 per family (4+) ($25 at fair) ____# in family

$4.00 per Senior (adv purchase only)

SATURDAY NIGHT TRI-TIP DINNER 5:30-8:00pm Pre-sale guarantees meal until 7:00 pm

$7.00 per person ($8.00 at fair)

$25 per family (4+) ($30 at fair) ____# in family

$6.00 per Senior (adv purchase only)

SUNDAY AM PANCAKE BREAKFAST 8:30a-11:00a

$3.00 per person ($4.00 at fair)

$12.00 per family (4+) ($15.00 at fair) ___ # in family

Raffle Tickets Turn tickets in to the Raffle barrels in the school office OR turn in at the Fair Courtesy Booth

50/50 Raffle Winner takes ½ the pot! Tickets drawn Sunday at High Noon.

Each Ticket $1.00

Hourly Raffle plus Grand Prize drawing! Hourly prizes given away. Grand prize drawing on Sunday at High Noon

Buy tickets for $1.00 or Book of 6 for $5.00

____Tickets ____Books

Quilt Raffle Drawing on Sunday at High Noon

Buy tickets for $1.00 or Book of 6 for $5.00

___Tickets ____Books

Wristbands For Teen Zone

NEW this year! TEEN ZONE for grades 7th-12th. Music, ping pong, foosball, air

hockey & more on Fri. & Sat nights

6:00pm-9:00pm

$10 per wristband (each night) Pre-sale wristbands include 5 free

food/game tickets!

Fair T- Shirts

Please indicate size & quantity: $11 each ($13 for XL and XXL) CHILD: #XS___ #SM___ #Med___ LG___ ADULT #SM___ #Med___ #LG____ #XL___ #XXL___

____Shirts

TOTALS Payment by Check is

Preferred!

Please double check your math TOTAL$

___ Courtesy Booth

Pickup

_____ Check

_____ Cash

OLA HAS TALENT

COME ON OUT AND SHOW US YOUR TALENT

All OLA and parish students are encouraged to participate.

Please fill out the information below and return to the school office by April 26, 2013:

Name(s) of performer(s):

Best contact phone number(s):

E-mail address:

Describe talent to share:

Song title:

# of Microphones needed:

Special equipment bringing or needed:

We plan on making this a positive experience for all performers. Concerns, contact Colene

Crowley, jimcol@ix.netcom.com or 916-486-4164

Friday 4pm-6pm

May 17, 2013

2013 OLA COUNTRY FAIR

OLA Blue Ribbon Pie Contest Saturday, May 18th

Bake and enter your favorite pie for the

2013 Country Fair

Awesome 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes awarded!

How to participate in the OLA Pie Contest:

1. Select your favorite pie recipe – PLEASE NOTE: PIES NEED TO BE ABLE TO BE

STORED AND SERVED AT ROOM TEMPERATURE – NO REFRIGERATED OR FROZEN

PIES PLEASE, and please no “a la mode” pies.

2. Come up with a good name for your pie like “Super Duper Apple Surprise” or “Out of This

World Cherry Pie” – the more creative you are the better, as this name will be used to

identify your pie during the judging. (We can’t tell the judges your name . . . that’s a

secret! They will know only the name of your pie, so get creative!)

3. ALL AGES ARE ELIGIBLE TO ENTER – enter as a single baker or team up with your

child/parent or with a friend – please limit “teams” to 2 person teams.

4. Send in your pie recipe along with a completed entry form (see below) to the OLA

School Office no later than Wed., May 15th.

5. On Saturday, May 18, between 1:00 pm and 1:30 pm, please deliver your pie to

Christine Sanfilippo in the OLA gym kitchen. Please submit the pie in a disposable pie

tin. Please don’t forget to label your pie with your name AND the name of your

fabulous pie (even though the judges won’t know your name, Christine needs that

information, so she can identify the winners – so remember pie name AND your name on

each pie)!

6. Come back to the main stage area around 2:45 pm Saturday afternoon, and watch as your

pie is judged by very important members of our OLA Parish and School community! Pie

judging will be based on individual pie appearance and flavor. Winners will be announced

around 4:00 pm, and pieces of all pie entries will be sold for dessert during the Saturday

evening dinner. QUESTIONS??? PLEASE CALL CHRISTINE SANFILIPPO AT 761-8144

HAPPY BAKING!!!

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COOK’S NAME(S):______________________________________

COOK’S PHONE NUMBER: ______________________________

PIE NAME: ___________________________________________

Scrip Order Form

Date: ____ Name: _______________________

Child’s Name (if different):

______________________ Grade _____

Payment:

Cash ________ Check Number _______

Retailer Price # Total

Ace Hardware $25

Ace Hardware $100

Aeropostle $25

Amazon $25

American Eagle Outfitters $25

American Express $25

American Express $100

Applebee's $25

Arco $50

Arco $100

Bed, Bath and Beyond $25

Barnes & Noble $10

Barnes & Noble $25

Bath & Body Works $10

Bath & Body Works $25

Best Buy $25

Big 5 $25

California Pizza Kitchen $10

Century Theatres $25

Cheesecake Factory $25

Chevron $50

Chevy's/El Torito $25

Children’s Place $25

Retailer Price # Total

Chilis/Macaroni Grill/ On the Border $25

Chipotle $10

Claire's $10

Cold Stone Creamery $10

Crate & Barrel $25

CVS Pharmacy $25

Disney $25

Disney $100

Game Stop $25

GAP/Old Navy/Ban. Rep. $25

groupon.com $25

Gymboree $25

Hallmark $25

Hagen's Orange Freeze $20

Home Depot $25

Home Depot $100

iTunes $15

iTunes $25

J. Crew $25

Jamba Juice $10

Kohls $25

La Bou $10

Leatherby's $5

Macy's $25

Marshalls/TJ Max $25

Michael's $25

Panera $10

Peet's Coffee & Tea $20

PetSmart $25

PinkBerry $10

Retailer Price # Total

Pottery Barn/ Williams & Sonoma $25

Quiznos $10

Raley’s $25

Raley’s $100

Red Lobster/Olive Garden $25

Red Robin $25

REI $25

Safeway $25

Safeway $100

SaveMart $25

See's Candy $17

Shell $50

Shutterfly $25

Smart & Final $50

Smash Burger $10

Sports Authority $25

Staples $25

Starbucks $10

Starbucks $25

Subway $10

Subway $50

Taco Bell $10

Target $25

Target $100

Toys-R-Us $20

UA/Regal Cinemas $25

Walgreens $25

Wal-Mart/Sam's Club $100

Wendy's $10

Whole Foods $50

Zappos.com $25