This was sent to me and I would ask that you click on the link, read the story, and endorse Officer Mullen's company for this contest. Also, there is a side bar link to his website if you would like to order some of this AWESOME applesauce. Thanks.
Dear friends,
I'm writing you to let you know about and online contest I have entered with my applesauce company. Those of you who are familiar with this product know that it is certainly worthy of consideration. I am attaching a link with the story and the location of the contest. I certainly could use your help in getting it out to as many people as possible. If you would not mind which you please forward it to some of your e-mail contacts or people you think might be interested in helping me by giving me an endorsementhttp://shinealight.ivillage.com/sbo-profile/?ProfileID=1405
Thank you for your consideration
your friend, Jim
Sincerely
James Mullen
Mullen Foods LLC.
P.O. Box 480-392
Niles, IL 60714
Mullen’s™ Chicago’s Finest Applesauce™
(877) 977-3663
toll free773 716-9001
773 594-0925 fax
www.mullenfoods.comhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JylAq_8-qxohttp://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-cops-sauce-city-zoneapr08,0,6150420.story
Please disregard any small spelling or grammatical errors because the person writing this e-mail is physically disabled and is using voice recognition software.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Last Poll
As you saw, 46% said no, the church and society should not stop shaking hands and 41% said yes...pretty close.
Keep the sanitizer with you at all times...flu season is coming soon, and with the swine flu, its just another reason to be extra careful.
Keep the sanitizer with you at all times...flu season is coming soon, and with the swine flu, its just another reason to be extra careful.
Tribune Poll - Stroger at 10% approval rating
I know this off topic, but I am sooo excited that 90% of people in Cook County do not like Stroger...10% approval??? That's lower than Blagovich before he was arrested....Could it be he will be ousted????
In my personal opinion, he pulled a fast one...we all knew Daddy Stroger was not going to fulfil his term if elected, a real gentleman would have pulled out... Claypool could have won that election. But, I am sure someone else was calling the shots behind that one. I can't wait to get this joke of a "politician" out of office. I hate the way he smirks....like, so what if hire all my family members (hehe, I'll just raise taxes, on cigarettes, water, pop, alcohol, etc.) I know, I know, it makes him just like all the other politicians. What happened to democracy? Elections? Someone wants to retire, they get re-elected and then decide to retire, therefore, someone is appointed for them -- Whammo! No election....
In my personal opinion, he pulled a fast one...we all knew Daddy Stroger was not going to fulfil his term if elected, a real gentleman would have pulled out... Claypool could have won that election. But, I am sure someone else was calling the shots behind that one. I can't wait to get this joke of a "politician" out of office. I hate the way he smirks....like, so what if hire all my family members (hehe, I'll just raise taxes, on cigarettes, water, pop, alcohol, etc.) I know, I know, it makes him just like all the other politicians. What happened to democracy? Elections? Someone wants to retire, they get re-elected and then decide to retire, therefore, someone is appointed for them -- Whammo! No election....
Sunday, September 6, 2009
KC's of Mt. Greenwood - Doing Great Things!
From Southtownstar.com
Father Perez Knights of Columbus Council 1444 on Chicago's Southwest Side both gave and received during its July meeting.
Grand Knight Rich Doyle presented BJ Moonan, chairman of Perez's Drive for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, a plaque from the Illinois Knights of Columbus State Council recognizing Perez for raising the greatest amount of money per capita throughout the 2008-09 drive among all Illinois councils during its drive.
Doyle then presented Pat Lynch, chairman of the General Assistance Fund Drive, with a state plaque acknowledging Perez for raising the greatest amount of money per capita for the assistance fund throughout the 2008-09 drive among all Illinois councils. These funds are distributed to Catholic parishes and schools that are victims of disasters such as Hurricane Katrina.
Moonan, in turn, presented the proceeds of Perez's Drive for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities to representatives of 14 community-based organizations that provide services for persons with intellectual disabilities or organize Special Olympics programs.
The recipients included secular organizations and religious organizations, some Catholic and some other denominations.
They included Davis Developmental School, Mount Greenwood Elementary School, Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences, Elim Christian School, Manteno Veterans Home, St. Christina Special Religious Education, Misericordia, Garden Center, Covenant Enabling Residence, Mount Greenwood Special Olympics, Stevenson School, Grimes School, St. Cajetan Special Religious Education and Mark Twain School.
"When my brother knights enter the order, they commit to performing charitable works in their community," Moonan said. "This evening demonstrates that commitment very vividly. God bless you people who continue to provide quality services to our brothers and sisters with intellectual disabilities."
Father Perez will kick off its 2009-10 drive Sept. 18.
Membership in the Knights of Columbus is open to males 18 years of age and older who are practicing Catholics. The Knights of Columbus is an organization of 13,000 councils and 1.7 million members throughout the United States, Canada, the Philippines, Mexico, Poland, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Panama, the Bahamas, the Virgin Islands, Cuba, Guatemala, Guam and Saipan.
For more information on membership, contact Jack Ullrich at (773) 881-3081.
Father Perez Knights of Columbus Council 1444 on Chicago's Southwest Side both gave and received during its July meeting.
Grand Knight Rich Doyle presented BJ Moonan, chairman of Perez's Drive for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, a plaque from the Illinois Knights of Columbus State Council recognizing Perez for raising the greatest amount of money per capita throughout the 2008-09 drive among all Illinois councils during its drive.
Doyle then presented Pat Lynch, chairman of the General Assistance Fund Drive, with a state plaque acknowledging Perez for raising the greatest amount of money per capita for the assistance fund throughout the 2008-09 drive among all Illinois councils. These funds are distributed to Catholic parishes and schools that are victims of disasters such as Hurricane Katrina.
Moonan, in turn, presented the proceeds of Perez's Drive for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities to representatives of 14 community-based organizations that provide services for persons with intellectual disabilities or organize Special Olympics programs.
The recipients included secular organizations and religious organizations, some Catholic and some other denominations.
They included Davis Developmental School, Mount Greenwood Elementary School, Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences, Elim Christian School, Manteno Veterans Home, St. Christina Special Religious Education, Misericordia, Garden Center, Covenant Enabling Residence, Mount Greenwood Special Olympics, Stevenson School, Grimes School, St. Cajetan Special Religious Education and Mark Twain School.
"When my brother knights enter the order, they commit to performing charitable works in their community," Moonan said. "This evening demonstrates that commitment very vividly. God bless you people who continue to provide quality services to our brothers and sisters with intellectual disabilities."
Father Perez will kick off its 2009-10 drive Sept. 18.
Membership in the Knights of Columbus is open to males 18 years of age and older who are practicing Catholics. The Knights of Columbus is an organization of 13,000 councils and 1.7 million members throughout the United States, Canada, the Philippines, Mexico, Poland, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Panama, the Bahamas, the Virgin Islands, Cuba, Guatemala, Guam and Saipan.
For more information on membership, contact Jack Ullrich at (773) 881-3081.
Friday, September 4, 2009
Open Post - 9/4 through 9/10
Open post ~ please put all off topic and miscellaneous comments here. Thanks
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Answer to the Question
Boy, I can't fool you guys. (Now, honestly, how many cheated and looked it up?)
The Dutch and Germans were the original founders of Mt. Greenwood. They were followed later by all the rest.
The Dutch and Germans were the original founders of Mt. Greenwood. They were followed later by all the rest.
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