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Parent Group Announcement

HELLO PARENTS!
 
We can always use an extra hand at events, helping to promote our program and making these events a success.
 
We'll be contacting parents who have previously submitted a Parent Support/Volunteer Questionnaire to see if you are still interested in helping out. Any amount of time you can spend with us organizing, preparing and assisting in events is greatly appreciated.
 
You may contact me at 675-2370, or noraa987@verizon.net
    

Amy Florian
Parent Group Coordinator
 
Parent Group Announcements!!!

HOLIDAY PARTY & AWARDS DINNER

AMERICAN LEGION POST #64

10 DECEMBER, 2011

Hi Everyone,

The Sullivan’s Division/Training Ship Little Rock annual Holiday Party and Awards Dinner is already shaping up to be a great event.  Here’s what we’ve planned so far.

Ø  Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Pawli at 892-0769 or by email at mdpawli@msn.com  by November Drill.  Payment must be made when making reservations. Reservations are mandatory this year! CASH ONLY, NO CHECKS

Ø  Tickets are $10.00 per person (Children under 3 free.)

Ø  On December 10, Cadets and Staff are to arrive at the American Legion Post #64, 1770 South Park Ave, Buffalo, NY  14220. (822-6400) at 11:00

Ø  We could still use a few more Basket donations for the Auction if you are able to bring a gift basket or monetary donations for our Chinese Auction to November drill it would be appreciated.

Ø  Dinner will start at 1315

Ø  Chinese Auction gift basket tickets and Split Club Tickets will be sold.

Plan of the Day

1100    Arrival

1200    League Cadet Awards

1230    Break-Final Ticket Purchases and Entries

1245    RTC/ATC and Final Awards

1315    Dinner

1500          Clean Up

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

RSVP at November Drill to ENS M. Pawli

NO EXCEPTIONS!!!


The Parent Spot

We want to thank all cadets, staff and parents who participated in November over Veteran's Day weekend. It sure was a long weekend, beginning Friday morning at Forest Lawn and ending Sunday night at the Galleria Mall. As you know, we have a wonderful division, and need to spread the word. Between the memorial service, Channel 7 and the mall, we got our faces out there and hopefully sparked an interest.

As for myself, I was happy to get to know each of you a little better. We had a successful weekend because of your dedication!

I look forward to seeing you at December drill and wish all a Merry Christmas! Please be ready for more recruiting events in the New Year!

Amy Florian

Parent Group

(Hope all biceps are recovered!)


Another Note to ALL PARENTS

Parents,

To the extent that it is possible, we will have qualified medical personnel aboard for overnight drills. We will need documentation for any medications to be administered during drill.  Please use form NSCTNG025 to accompany any prescription medication that your child will bring with them. This form requires a doctor’s signature. Immediately upon reporting, medication and proper paperwork must be turned over to the commanding officer or his designee by the parent or guardian.  Any cadet found in possession of medication; prescription or otherwise, will be subject to disciplinary action.  Parents are required to recover any remaining medication or containers before your cadet are dismissed.  These are the regulations that we are directed to follow and we will make all reasonable accommodations; within our power, to see that your child is cared for.  Thank you for your cooperation, and if you have any concerns or questions, please feel free to contact me.

LT John D. O’Neil

Commanding Officer

The Sullivans Division USNSCC

EMAIL: joneil1961@verizon.net

The form can be found at:Resources.seacadets.org /forms/forms_training/nsctng025


 Important issues that need to be Addressed.

This is another overview of many important points that need to be reviewed.

 Medications/ Drug Awareness – We can not dispense medications on a regular basis. However; We must be aware if any cadet is on a medication.  Cadets can not have medication in their possession at any time.

If your child requires this you need to contact LCDR Hall prior to drill.

 Attendance –This is part of Commitment – If the cadet requires an excused absence they must use their chain of command prior to drill.

 Medical Forms – (NSCADM 020 Medical History, NSCADM 021 Medical Exam) – on the Division website:   www.sullivansdivisionusnscc.org

 Uniforms –This is part of Honor- Appearance should be impeccable. No stains or wrinkles. Correct lengths, sizes, shoes shined. No missing parts at any function – especially at Parades/Memorials.

 Changes in Contact Information – Please notify Admin as soon as possible.

 ID Card – Cadet should have this on their person at all times during drill weekends and always know where it is when not at drill.
 If a Cadet comes to Drill without his/her ID especially at the NOSC they will be Denied entry into the NOSC and their parent(s) will be called to come back and pick them up.

WE are still INNEED of A FEW GOOD Volunteers!

The Unit is Currently looking for any Able Bodied Doctor or Registered Nurse willing to make a Commitment to attend our Drills once a Month and possibly attend a few other functions here and there.

We cannot strees enough our need for this kind of volunteer, so please if anyone knows of anyone with some spare time and a generous heart send them our way.

Volunteer today and help shape the minds and guide the hearts of tomorrows leaders.

Please Contact; LCDR K. Hall or LT(jg) J. Pawli


Seven Seas Sailing

We have been given a wonderful opportunity to work with Seven Seas Sailing on a weekly basis and I encourage everyone (Staff & Cadets) to get onboard. Mr. Zimmerman and his Crew at Seven Seas Sailing have asked that we come out on Saturday, Sunday or Monday to help out with people learning to Sail. This helps both our programs, firstly it helps Sevens Seas by having more people there to assist with the sailing training and secondly it helps our program by allowing us to get hands on training with sailing while getting community service credit at the same time.

Who would not want to earn community service while sailing out on the water??

There is also many other projects Mr. Zimmerman has offered to us to help out with, one major example is helping out with the renevations of a 40 foot lighthouse near the small boat harbor.

There will be more information to follow on this and how to sign up in the very near future as the ground rules need to be setup and verified by the CO.

For more information about Seven Sea Sailing you can check out their Website by clicking here