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February 21, 2017

P.O. Box 231 Helena, Montana 59624 1900 Flowerree Street Helena, Montana 59601 406- 449-3201(Phone) 406-449-0129 (Fax)

www.standrewschool.org

Looking Ahead: Feb. 22 8-12 State Capitol Visit

Feb. 24 County Spelling Bee at HMS Feb. 24 Gr. 7-8 Catholic Students Legislature Day Feb 24 Free dress for high school students only

Feb. 25 Emerald Isle Auction Feb. 28 Student Council Ice Cream Sale Fundraiser Mar. 1 Ash Wednesday, late start 8:15 Mar. 2 K-5 Vision Screening (8:00-12:00) (Lions Club) Mar. 6-10 Spring Break Mar. 12 Don’t forget to set your clocks FORWARD Mar. 15 Kindergarten interviews Mar. 15 Helena Symphony, 1:00 Mar. 16 Science Fair Mar. 21 Orchestra Fest, 8-11 Mar. 22 Options, gr. 11-12 Mar. 23 Art Show

Ongoing Weekly Extracurricular Activities: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Homework Club 3:00-4:15 Jr. High Girls BB 3:05-4:15

Homework Club 3:00-4:15 HS Boys BB 3:00-5:00

Homework Club 3:00-4:15 Jr. High Girls BB 3:05-4:15

Homework Club 3:00-4:15 HS Boys BB 3:00-5:00

Students must take sleds home this week!

(We are being optimistic about spring coming!)




8-12 Visit to the Capitol On Wednesday, February 22, Senator Steve Daines will be visiting St. Andrew School. Students will also travel by bus to the Capitol on this day to hear his address to the legislature. We are grateful that our students have the opportunity to meet a United States Senator and to see our government in action.

Catholic Students Legislature Days On Friday, February 24 our 7-8th grade students will gather with other Catholic middle school students at the State Capitol. The day will begin on with a presentation by Justice Shea at 8:30. Students must be at the DPHHS auditorium by 8:00 am. They will then travel together to the Supreme Court. After the Supreme Court, they will visit the Executive Branch. Bag lunches will be provided for chaperones and students. The sandwiches provided will contain bread, cheese, and meat so if students are allergic to any of these ingredients, please make sure they bring their own lunches. After lunch, teachers and students will travel over to the Capitol. The day will end at 2:00 p.m

Kindergarten & 1st Grade Feb. 24: Broadwater adventure zone and Carousel adventure zone.

Grade 6

Kindergarten Round-up

New families are calling the school to enroll their children in Kindergarten for next fall. If you have a child who will be five years of age by September 1st please call the office to schedule your appointment. Families, it is very important that we be made aware of younger siblings entering kindergarten as the class is filling up! Although existing families have first priority, your deposit secures your spot. ALSO… it is not too early to make an appointment to have your child’s vaccination updated. The State of Montana requires children about to enter Kindergarten to have received 2 doses of MMR, 2 doses of Varicella vaccine, 3 doses of Polio vaccine and at least 1 dose after the 4th birthday, and 4 doses of DTP/DT/DTap/Td (1 dose after the 4th birthday). Your doctor’s office can fax the vaccination record to us at 449-0129. Records should be in the school office before school starts in August.




Congratulations to the winners of the St. Andrew Spelling Bee! 1st place: Walter Lemmon 2nd place: Michael Hurlbert

3rd place: Lucy Lantz

They advance to the Lewis & Clark County Spelling Bee to be held on Friday, Feb. 24th at HMS Auditorium. Parents will be taking their children to this competition.

Alternates are Jacob Garcia and Maren Elliott

Well done, everyone!

40 Days for Life

From March 1 through April 9, you’re invited to join other Christians for 40 Days for Life – 40 days of prayer and fasting for an end to abortion. You’re also invited to stand and peacefully pray during a 40-day vigil in the public right-of-way outside Planned Parenthood (1500 Cannon St.), and also to help spread the word about this important community outreach. If you would like to volunteer to help, please contact: Sarah Leslie 461-4776 or [email protected]. For detailed information on 40 days for life or to sign up to pray, check out the website:40daysforlife.com/Helena

Opening Event: Tue., Feb. 28th 6:00-7:00 p.m., Carroll College Community Center,Lower Cube




Emerald Isle Auction 2017

Auction Raffle Tickets…

This year there are prizes for 5 families who sell the most raffle tickets. First prize is one annual fee waived. Second prize is one half of an annual fee waived. Third prize is a $50 gift certificate. Fourth prize is a $25 gift certificate. Fifth prize is a $10 gift certificate.

URGENT!!!!!

• ALL raffle tickets are due in the office by Feb. 21st.

• Dinner tickets are selling quickly! Come buy yours today! • CORPORATE SPONSORS: If you are a corporate sponsor, call to let us know who will be using your tickets. First and last name, phone number and address are needed ASAP.

Remember: all families are REQUIRED to put 4 hours of their PIP points toward the

auction. Sign up as soon as possible for one of the following committees.

DECORATING COMMITTEE Feb. 22, 3:15 - Meet in the gym. Bring your own iron and board. Feb. 23, 1:00 - Meet in the gym then decorate bulletin boards. Feb. 24, Noon - Meet in the gym to do flower arrangements and decorate/set the tables. Contact: Angela Miely - 459-6582 Cassie Scheuer 555-9699

CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE

Feb. 20-25 - Misc. Cleaning Feb. 25 - Post auction cleanup begins after dinner is over (by 10 PM) Feb. 26 - More post auction clean-up starting at 9 AM - Contact Amy Sark or any other committee chair as

everything needs to be put back in storage Contact: Amy Sark - 594-1119/465-8008

AUCTION NIGHT SUPPORT AND SET-UP

Feb. 24 - 9 AM pick up chairs and tables from A-1 10 AM setup at school; contact Bill Gowen

Feb. 26th - 9 AM gather at school to load tables and chairs to get back to A-1 Contacts: John Palmer – 406-274-6918; Bill Gowen - 431-9196; Tom Kaiserski - 465-8312

FOOD COMMITTEE

Looking for a couple more adults willing to help direct kids, wash dishes, etc. Contact: Theresa Bousliman - 439-4136 Deanna Lougee 465-4756




Please contact Jenne Caudle to help chair one of the following committees. ([email protected] or 202-2391)

Committee

Name Phone Email

Reservations/Registration Chair Kristen Palmer 274-6917 [email protected]

Co-Chair Chris Szpilka 422-4234 [email protected]

Co-Chair BACKUP NEEDED

Mailing/Thank you Chair Kellie Wendt 422-5615 [email protected]

Co-Chair NEEDED

Clean-up/Put away items Chair Amy Sark 594-1119/ 465-8008 [email protected]

Co-Chair NEEDED

Time Keeper

NEEDED

We will need help cleaning the gym on Sunday, February 26th in preparation for school the next

day. Can you help with that? Email [email protected].

Rides Home on Emerald Isle Auction Night

Once again Helena Town Car Company has generously donated their services for rides to and/or from the auction This is on a first come first served basis. Please call 437-8585 on auction night, if you would like to take advantage of this service.

Check out the Emerald Isle Auction Webpage!




Lotto for Live: The Auction Committee has decided not to do Lotto for Live this year. We will consider it for next year. Parent viewing of auction items Friday, February 24th 3-6pm

MADE WITH LOVE Parents and Grandparents: Over the past few months, your children have been working hard on their class auction projects, each one adding their own special touches to create these one-of-a-kind items. For more details, ask your children what they’ve been working on!

List of Live Auction Items: L1 Big Surround Sound (Onkyo home theater system) This Onkyo home theater system will certainly enhance your movie, sports and music experience with 5.1 surround plus Bluetooth audio streaming. Package includes a phone consultation for installation. Sponsor: Barreta Audio L2 Romantic Fort Benton Getaway (One night lodging and dining for two at the Grand Union Hotel) Here’s your chance to spend time with your special honey! Take a leisurely, scenic drive to beautiful Fort Benton and experience world class lodging and dining at the historic Grand Union Hotel. Stroll the spectacular walking bridge and take in the panoramic views of the Mighty Mo. Take along a fabulous bottle of Clos Du Val Stag's Leap Cabernet and your crystal wine glasses, and enjoy them on a rustic picnic table in the middle of the bridge! Dinner, breakfast, and a collection of special, weekend-enhancing surprises complete the package! Sponsors: Grand Union Hotel & Field Family

L3 Prayers Answered (Fifth/Sixth grade project-One week stay (July 22-29,2017) in Park City Utah, passes to Park City Mountain Resort and Lagoon Park; handcrafted kneeler, framed print and prayer book) A one-week stay at Circle J Club at Jeremy Ranch, Park City (full kitchen, 2 bedrooms, sleeps 6). Includes a $200 pass for Park City Mountain Resort plus 4 tickets to Lagoon Amusement Park. Pick your adventures, alpine slide, zip line, gondola ride, horseback riding, golf, shopping and more. This project also includes a beautiful handcrafted kneeler, cathedral print and favorite prayer booklet made by the students. Sponsor: Fifth and Sixth Grade Class, Szpilka Family, Triple E Builders, Faye Eidt, Kelly Ackerman, Dany Lowry




L4 Emerald City (Diamond and Emerald Cross Pendant in 10 K white gold) Maybe if Dorothy had been wearing this beautiful necklace, those pesky flying monkeys would have left her alone! Forget the ruby slippers; own this stunning emerald and diamond cross necklace! Sponsor: Jensen Jewelers L5 “Moon Setting Over the Scratch Gravels” (Original framed 11 x 14 oil painting) This original oil was produced by well-known, Montana artist Carol Novotne exclusively for St. Andrew’s Emerald Isle Auction. Carol paints beauty for beauty’s sake and this work in particular reflects her love of shade and texture, while showcasing her talent for producing impressionistic style artwork, rich in tone and color. Sponsor: Carol Novotne

L6 Polar Express (Second Grade Class Project-Lewistown North Pole Train Ride - pick your dates Nov 25-Dec.16-beverage cart, Lionel train set ) All aboard! Your polar express adventure begins here with a train ride for six to the North Pole to pick up Santa. Sing Christmas carols with the elves; play games and drink hot cocoa. As a memento of your experience the second grade has prepared an Alpine beverage cart stocked with treats and a personalized tray. You also get your own Polar Express train and poster! Sponsors: Second Grade Class, Friend of St. Andrew L7 Cocktail Shaking 301 (Distillery tour, tasting and cocktail class & hors d'oeuvres for 8) The perfect experience to share with friends. Tour Gulch Distillers and learn the history of small batch distilling. The cocktail class experience will teach you basic mixology techniques. Each of the cocktails created will be accompanied by a carefully paired hors d'oeuvre. Sponsors: Gulch Distillers (Tyrell Hibbard, Steffen Rasile), Jen & Rick Ahmann L8 Elk Meadow Lodge (Three night stay at a resort property at Georgetown Lake, MT) Enjoy your stay in a spacious luxury cabin at Elk Meadow’s Lodge, located between Anaconda and Philipsburg. Skiing, fishing, hunting and other outdoor activities abound in an area situated near Discovery Basin, Georgetown Lake and Fairmont Hot Springs. Great for a romantic getaway, a family holiday, or a base for outdoor excursions. Sponsors: Drs. Jenet and Sean Melton. L9 “Little Blackfoot Meadows” (Framed original oil by Darrell Davis) Grace the walls of your home or office with this beautifully framed oil on canvas painting by Darrell Davis, winner of 18 national wildlife art competition awards. Sponsor: Darrell Davis Studio L 10 Chandeliers for your Ears(14K white gold, dancing diamond dangle earrings 0.87 cttw diamonds) Who doesn’t swoon at the beautiful glimmer of a lovely chandelier? Now you can light your lobes with these fabulous fixtures! A total of 94 individual round diamonds (0.8 ct tw) shimmer and dance as you move. Sponsor: Diamond Dream Wholesale




L11 Hats Off to Dr. Seuss (Kindergarten Class Project) “The sun would not shine. It was too wet to play, so the Kindergarten class did a project that day.” This collection of Cat in the Hat themed quilt, table, chairs, height chart and picture book will be a precious memory of your child’s first years in school. Sponsors: Kindergarten Class, Jennifer Iverson, Michael Crider, Laura Casey L12 Lounging on Labor Day (Three night stay near Glacier National Park) Enjoy a relaxing weekend at this luxurious three bedroom home on the 7th fairway of Meadow Lake Golf Course in Columbia Falls, Cabin is available September 1st-4th and sleeps up to eight people. Only 15 minutes from the entrance of Glacier National Park. Sponsor: Friend of St. Andrew L13 “OnThe Missouri” (Original Oil on Canvas by James Stevens) Imagine yourself enjoying fishing on the beautiful Missouri River while gazing at this beautiful scene painted by a local artist and longtime supporter of St. Andrew School. Sponsor: James Stevens

L14 Cowboy-Up! (Third Grade Class Project) A handcrafted wooden bench with personal brands of each 3rd grade student burned into it! An accompanying booklet explains how to read each brand. Also includes cowboy hats, western lamps and a throw. Sponsors: Third Grade Class, the Bryan Miller Family L15 Best of the Northwest (Five nights stay, Victoria/Vancouver, B.C. Excursion. Summer or Fall 2017-Choose your dates, Trip must be booked by March 10, 2017; Limo ride to and from the airport) Visit Victoria and Vancouver on this fantastic excursion. The tour begins in Seattle with a stay at a five-star hotel. The next morning, cruise around the San Juan Islands into Victoria on the Clipper. Explore The Butchart Gardens and partake of an Afternoon Tea experience at Victoria’s Empress Hotel. Following a ferry ride to Vancouver, enjoy a trolley tour of the major sites, go shopping downtown and visit the Capilano Suspension bridge. Finally, return to Seattle on the Amtrak Cascades train. Sponsors: Friend of St. Andrew, Helena Town Car

L16 Glamping (Seventh Grade Class Project- Biolite portable camp stove, grill and kettle pot; Cabela’s table; seven camp meals; 10 day passes to Broadwater Hot Springs and a week of Dinners Done Right meals) Nod off under the stars to the sound of a crackling fire, but don’t sacrifice comfort with this package put together by the seventh grade class. The winning bidder will be able to charge a cell phone on a Biolite Camp Stove, clean the catch of the day on a deluxe Cabela’s table, and partake of gourmet meals. When you return, stop by the Broadwater to soak in the hot springs. Stay as long as you want. Dinner is ready for you to pop in the oven when you get home! Sponsors: Seventh Grade Class Project, Dinners Done Right, Broadwater Hot Springs and Fitness




L17 Pink Flamingo (1½ carat pink sapphire and diamond palladium ring) You have to marvel at the graceful presentation of this stand-out piece! And you won’t have to stand on one leg to get attention when you’re wearing such a spectacular ring! This palladium ring hosts a 1.48 carat pink sapphire and 8 brilliant side diamonds. Sponsor: Diamond Dream Wholesale L18 A Gentleman’s Armor (A collection of luxury items for the distinguished gentleman) Treat yourself to some of the finer things in life and return to a more dignified and honorable time. Look dashing while sporting this vintage Rolex Submariner 16610 watch and one of a set of three luxurious handmade silk Italian ties. Savor the taste of Vecchia Romagna 25-year-old Italian brandy followed with a Cohiba cigar. Store this collection of cigars in your classic humidor that comes with a Monte Cristo cigar cutter. The ties and several surprise items in this package have a special connection to the Pontifical Swiss Guard at the Vatican. See display for the story and package details. Sponsors: Gentlemansarmor.com-Joanne & Dominic Bergamin, Gray & Sons Watch Specialists, Friend of St. Andrew L19 Alaska Fishing Adventure (Fully guided, one full day fishing for four people in Ketchikan, Alaska). Join Captain Mike for your full day Alaska Fishing Adventure! Includes salmon and halibut fishing, gear and one night lodging at Clover Pass Resort. This adventure can be tailored to meet your needs by adding days for a multi-day Alaska fishing experience. Fishing is from June-September and must be booked within 10 days of purchase for 2017 season. Sponsor: Captain Mike’s Adventures

L20 A Lamp Unto my Feet (Fourth Grade Project-Beautiful glass lamp shade and ornaments) Bring vibrant elegance to your home with these mosaic lamps and ornaments created by the fourth grade class. Each of these precious children designed a beautiful fish which was recreated in glass on the lamp shade. They also painted exquisite glass ball ornaments to treasure for years to come. Sponsors: Fourth Grade Class, Elliott Family L21 “Father DeSmet” (Original Oil by Mardell Brown) Fr. DeSmet established the first white settlement in what is now Montana. This amazing piece of art depicts this saintly cleric crossing the mountains as he ministered to Montanan souls. Sponsors: Bill and Bobby Spilker L22 At the Bishop’s Table (Dinner for six with Bishop George Leo Thomas) Enjoy an evening of dining and visiting at the home of our beloved bishop! Sponsor: Bishop George Leo Thomas L23 Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star (Solitaire 1/5 ct. diamond pendant with 14 karat 2-tone enhancer and 14 karat white gold adjustable chain) Wear this solitaire diamond pendant alone with the beautiful 18” white gold chain to flatter your neckline or add the enhancer to frame your twinkling diamond for a whole new look. Shine on! Sponsor: Diamond Dream Wholesale




L24 “Adventure is Out There!” (First Grade Project-Set of table, chairs and bookshelf) You’ll be on cloud nine when you purchase this project! Our precious first graders worked with Art Taylor to create this set including a table, chairs and bookshelf painted in the theme of the Disney classic movie, Up. Adventure is out there! Sponsors: First Grade Class, Art Taylor L25 “Autumn Tapestry"(Framed original framed oil painting) This stunning painting created by nationally recognized artist (and St. Andrew parent) Josh Elliott will bring elegance and beauty to any room in your home. Sponsor: Josh Elliott L26 Taste of Tuscany (Wine tasting and appetizers for 10 in your home, glass art by Bonnie Adee and cleaning services) Explore the tastes of Tuscany from the comfort of your own home with Italian wines and foods. Laura Fix from Island Liquor & Wine will help to cultivate your tastes, while you enjoy delicious appetizers specially chosen and prepared by Bobbi Boutilier. Have your home cleaned by Jennifer the Go-to Girl, so there is nothing for you to do but enjoy the taste of Italy. Sponsors: Island Liquor & Wine, Event Thyme Caterers and Jennifer the Go-to Girl L27 Big Sky Big Fun (One week at Big Sky condo -June11th to18th, 2017) Enjoy a summer family getaway at Big Sky (sleeps 6). The area provides activities such as zip lining, rafting, hiking, horseback riding, golfing, Yellowstone National Park and more. Sponsor: Sullivan Financial Group

L28 Catch the Big One! (Eighth Grade Class Project-Handmade Orvis fly rod and hand-tied flies) This Orvis Access 9' 5wt Rod was custom built by our own students under the direction of Chris Strainer. The package also comes with the students’ hand-tied flies. Sponsors: Eighth Grade Class, CrossCurrents Fly Shop L29 Montana Treasure (14 karat white gold Yogo sapphire and diamond ring) From deep within the earth the rare and valuable Yogo sapphires form, mimicking the brilliant blue of our beloved “Big Sky”. Complimentary rows of diamonds totaling 0.45 carats cradle a row of 0.24 cttw. Yogo sapphires. Sponsor: Diamond Dream Wholesale L30 Fish the Mighty Mo (One day guided Missouri River fly-fishing trip for two with a one night stay at Rainbow Run Rentals) Enjoy a guided fly-fishing trip on the Missouri River with Chris Strainer-owner of CrossCurrents Fly Shop. Whether you are a veteran or new to this sport, you will enjoy this angling adventure! Trip is 7-10 hours long and includes all the flies and tippet used, snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, and a delicious lunch. After the day, enjoy a relaxing nights’ stay at the Rainbow Run Rental. Sponsor: CrossCurrents Fly Shop. Rainbow Run Rentals




L 31 Get the Picture? (Ninth and Tenth Grade Class Project) This collection of five canvas prints exhibits the amazing photography skills of the ninth and tenth grade students as well as the beauty of the wildlife and landscape of Montana. Sponsor: Ninth and Tenth Grade Class L32 The Rolls Royce of Revolvers (Colt Python revolver with .357 magnum and 5” barrel comes with leather holster) Now’s your chance to add a true classic to your gun collection. Described by many firearm collectors as the finest production revolver ever made, this .357 Magnum caliber revolver once targeted the premium revolver market segment. The Python features precision adjustable sights, a smooth trigger, solid construction and extra metal. Design aspects such as these give the gun a refined feel, high accuracy and reliability that few have matched. Sponsor: Michael Boyle

L33 Vintage (Antique dresser, updated 1950 radio and whiskey cabinet) Sit down and pour yourself a double while you enjoy the mellow sounds of your vintage 1950 Capehart radio updated with Bluetooth technology. The eleventh and twelfth grade students refurbished this cabinet and stocked it with American-made whiskey. All of this plus an antique dresser, painstakingly sanded and varnished to bring back all the original charm to this glorious piece of bedroom furniture. Sponsors: Eleventh and Twelfth Grade Class, Szczepaniak Family, Michelle and Chris Field, Robin Frey, and Leslie’s Hallmark

STUDENT ASSIGNMENTS, FEBRUARY 25, 2017 STUDENT REPORT TO TIME ASSIGNMENT(S)

Elizabeth Simkins Sara Leslie 5:30-8:00. Selling Raffle Tickets

John Smillie

B. Gowen/J. Palmer/

C. Nelson 4:00-10:00

Garbage & Bathroom Duty 4-6:30

Runner 6:30-10

Rudy Schubring B. Gowen/J. Palmer/ C. Nelson 4:00-10:00

Garbage & Bathroom Duty 4-6:30 Runner 6:30-10

Thomas Dixon B. Gowen/J. Palmer/ C. Nelson 6:30-10:00

Runner 6:30 to 7:45 Garbage & Bathroom Duty 7:45 to 10

Trevor Nelson

J. Simkins/B. Gowen/

J. Palmer/C. Nelson 3:30-10:00

Parking 3:30-6:15 Garbage & Bathroom Duty 6:30-7:45

Runner 7:45-10

Spencer Field



Parking 3:30-6:15

Garbage & Bathroom Duty 6:30-7:45




Runner 7:45-10

Matthew Palmer

T. Boulsiman/B. Gowen/


Server 3:30-7:30

Garbage & Bathroom Duty 7:45-10

Nicholas Garcia


J. Palmer 6:30-10:00 Runner 6:30 to 10

Caleb Nistler


J. Palmer 3:30-10:00

Parking 3:30 to 6:15

Runner 6:30 to 10

Schuyler Ahmann


J. Palmer 3:30-10:00

Parking 3:30 to 6:15

Runner 6:30 to 10

Joseph Carrell J. Simkins/B. Gowen/ J. Palmer 6:30-10:00 Runner 6:30 to 10

Faith Johnson Deirdre Teodosio 4:00-10:00 Inventory

Eve Nistler Deirdre Teodosio 4:00-10:00 Inventory

Jean Hampton Deirdre Teodosio 4:00-10:00 Inventory

Hannah Clark Deirdre Teodosio 4:00-10:00 Inventory

Cameron McLeod Denise Hampton 6:00-10:00 Cashier

Ethan Melton Denise Hampton 6:00-10:00 Cashier

Audrey Bell Denise Hampton 6:00-10:00 Cashier

Christian Ahmann Joanna McLaughlin 5:30-8:30 Kitchen

Morgan Ahmann Joanna McLaughlin 5:30-8:30 Kitchen

Nora Davis Joanna McLaughlin 5:30-8:30 Kitchen

Miriam Dixon Joanna McLaughlin 5:30-8:30 Kitchen

Caitlin Greaney Joanna McLaughlin 5:30-8:30 Kitchen

Joseph Hurlbert Joanna McLaughlin 5:30-8:30 Kitchen

Gabrielle Nistler Joanna McLaughlin 5:30-8:30 Kitchen

Garrett Oleson Joanna McLaughlin 5:30-8:30 Kitchen

Sam Schowengerdt Joanna McLaughlin 5:30-8:30 Kitchen

Alex Thompson Joanna McLaughlin 5:30-8:30 Kitchen

MaryRose Nistler Kristen Palmer 3:45-10:00 Coat Check

Anna Hampton Kristen Palmer 3:45-10:00 Coat Check

Jessica Boulsiman Kristen Palmer 3:45-10:00 Coat Check

Cameren Field Theresa Bousliman 3:30-7:30 Server

Jase Seekel Theresa Bousliman 3:30-7:30 Server

Johnathon Teodeosio Theresa Bousliman 3:30-7:30 Server

Blake Ullrey Theresa Bousliman 3:30-7:30 Server

Briar Bell Theresa Bousliman 3:30-7:30 Server

Elizabeth Clark Theresa Bousliman 3:30-7:30 Server

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