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TO: All employees

FROM: Accounting Department

DATE: March 22, 2006

Enclosed is a tax form for the year 2005. This form and its contents are very important. It shows your _____(1) income in 2005, the amount withheld from your pay, and your income tax for the year.

When _____(2) an income tax report,

you will be _____(3) to show this form.

Do not lose it as another copy will not be available to you. Though you may not have to use it immediately, please file it in a safe place with your other important papers.

Any income withheld over the amount of tax necessary for you to pay will be returned in your February paycheck.

Thank you very much.

Accounting Dept.

To: Alexander MacDonald 
From: Fionnula O'Dell
Subject: Website design 

We are currently working on the content and design for our branch's website here in Dublin. I noticed the wonderful layout of your site for Glasgow and saw the name Evelyn Marlinton listed as the designer. Everything on your site seemed very functional, easy to use and attractive, and I'm interested in contacting Ms. Marlinton about working with our branch. I was wondering if you could give me her phone number or e-mail address so I can get in touch with her.

We do have some ideas for the website already, and I'd like to get her opinion on them. I will be visiting Glasgow on Thursday for the sales conference, so maybe we could schedule a brief meeting between the three of us. I'm sure any advice you might have for me would also be useful. Let me know when you might be available. And if you could forward me some information about Ms. Marlinton, I will contact her as well. 

Thanks for your help!

Fionnula O'Dell 

RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY GARDEN
APRIL STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING NOTES

Present:
Ms. Alvarez, Coordinator
Mr. Patel, Treasurer
Ms. Kim, Volunteer Lead
Mr. Stone, Events Chair

Absent:
Ms. Lopez, City Liaison, due to a scheduling conflict

Agenda items:

1. The minutes of the March meeting were read and approved.

2. Watering system: Several drip lines are leaking. The committee decided to replace the main valve and schedule installation May 10. Ms. Kim to obtain three contractor quotes.

3. Planting schedule: Spring seedlings will be distributed on May 2. Mr. Stone will coordinate planting day.

4. Composting: A new composting program will begin trial operations in June. Volunteers will receive training from Ms. Alvarez before the trial.

5. Fundraising and budget: Ms. Lopez will organize a summer plant sale. The seed budget has been increased by $200. Mr. Patel noted the bank balance is uncertain due to pending grants.

6. Next meeting scheduled for May 15 at 7:00 PM in the community center.

<strong>Winnitoba Timesstrong>
Fall festival Ends in Disaster.

Winnitoba: Applause turned to upset last Friday when the Winnitoba Symphony held their annual Fall Festival Performance at the Winnitoba Opera House. The 3-day long Fall Festival came to an end with a featured concert, which was attended by just over 300 people. The concert ended with a montage of traditional mid-western music for which the symphony was accompanied by the Winnitoba Men's Choir. Although the choir is currently touring Canada to promote their new CD, they were glad to work with the symphony. The audience did not seem to appreciate the performance, which featured nationally recognized soloist, Donald Pericelli along with violinist, Mark Whitten. Accounts claim that audience members were yelling at the musicians and leaving the Opera House after requesting a refund. To add to the general unhappiness of the audience, an unexpected staging malfunction made the evening even worse. One attendee reported seeing the stage curtain hanging quite loosely throughout the performance. As the symphony finished their traditional music piece, someone on the side of the stage, tripped over the dangling material bringing the entire curtain onto the stage. Several players had their instruments knocked out of their hands and the concert had to end abruptly. Donald Pericelli was injured when a hook holding the curtain up hit him in the head. He is currently recovering at Winnitoba Memorial Hospital.

Editor
Winnitoba Times
Local Newsdesk,
Winnitoba

Dear Sir,

I am a cellist with the Winnitoba symphony. I was performing with the orchestra at the end of last week's Fall Festival. As a participant in the event, I would like to complain that your coverage of the event was quite unfair. To begin with, our audience seemed to thoroughly enjoy the complete performance, including the traditional music montage at the end of the show. At no time do I recall any audience members yelling towards the stage. I do not know about people requesting refunds, but if there were, I'm sure our performance was not the reason. As for the incident concerning the stage curtain, it did fall but not until the very end of the set and it did not affect the performance in any way. The curtain simply fell to the side of the stage. Unfortunately, the Winnitoba Times has printed quite negative articles about the Winnitoba Symphony in the past. I would like to request that this not become a habit. Please use the correct facts and print a retraction in next week's addition.
Thank you,

Karen Winter
Winnitoba Symphony, Cellist

Greenfield Cultural Center

Welcome to Greenfield Cultural Center. We provide spaces for exhibitions, classes, and community meetings. To reserve a space, complete the reservation form and email it to events@greenfieldcenter.org. Opening hours are Monday to Friday from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., Saturday from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M., and Sunday from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.

Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the center. On-site street parking is limited; ten reserved parking spaces may be arranged for an additional fee. Staff can open the building 30 minutes before opening hours upon request.

A 20 percent deposit is required to confirm a booking. Community groups receive a 30% discount for weekday bookings.

Greenfield Cultural Center
Reservation Form

Organization: Lopez Language Exchange Date submitted: November 18
Contact: Maria Lopez Telephone: 555-6789
Date required: Saturday, December 6
Times required: 8:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.

Rooms requested:
(Mark one or more selections below)
☐ Workshop Room ☐ Gallery Hall ☒ Conference Room
☒ Studio A ☐ Outdoor Terrace

Additional comments:

We will bring approximately 15 folding chairs. Is it possible to reserve an AV projector? Also, will staff be able to open the building at 8:00 to set up? Please provide three parking permits if available.

Lopez Language Exchange

Date: November 24
To: All volunteers
From: Maria Lopez
Subject: December 6 Workshop — Logistics

Hello everyone — a few final details for our Saturday workshop on December 6 at Greenfield Cultural Center. Please arrive at the Conference Room at 8:15 to set up. Our first session will begin at 9:00. The center has agreed to open the building at 8:00 and will provide a portable projector for our use. Parking passes will be emailed to volunteers. Lunch will be served at 12:00. Bring any extension cords you may need.