CONGRESSIONAL APP CHALLENGE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 9, 2015
SANFORD ANNOUNCES PARTICIPATION IN
CONGRESSIONAL APP CHALLENGE
WASHINGTON, DC – Representative Mark Sanford’s office announced today that the First Congressional District will be participating in the second annual Congressional App Challenge (CAC), an app competition for high school students. This competition is a nationwide event intended to engage students’ creativity and encourage their participation in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) fields.
The Challenge submission period runs from today, November 9, 2015, through January 15, 2016. Winners will be selected by a panel of local judges, and Congressman Sanford will announce the winner in February 2016. The winning apps will be featured on a digital display in the Capitol building.
For further information about the Congressional App Challenge, please visitwww.congressionalappchallenge.us, or contact Congressman Sanford’s district office in Mount Pleasant at (843) 352-7572.
ISO: 8th grade Saxon writing book
| Name * | Becky Fondelier |
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| Email * | bfondelier@aol.com |
| Phone Number | (412) 417-7404 |
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Looking for 8th grade Saxon writing book if anyone has to borrow or buy.
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One more meal needed for Bennetts
We need one more meal for the 14th for the Bennetts: 
http://www.takethemameal.com/meals.php?t=JWGP4068&v=66e31b823d
Please help us to bless the Bennett family by providing meals while they take Ana Maria to get treatment. http://www.helpcureanamaria.com/
You will be feeding 4 people, none of them are small children. There are no allergies, but please no mushrooms, ricotta cheese, or cottage cheese.
Emmy’s mom Debbie is the contact. You can text her at 843-368-5449 or call the house at 843-645-4545.
Thank you so much for helping.
Meals for the Kisers Needed for this Week
Still looking for meals for Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday and for the following week. Please sign up if you can help. 
Servants Hearts Needed
Hey Friends,
This Saturday is the Mothering from the Heart Marathon and WE are still in need of some more childcare givers. Please consider giving a little of your time this Saturday to help us care for children of a mom who wants to come and hear this life-changing teaching from God’s Word.
Thanks so much for your consideration,
Evelyn Owens
843-521-0626
ISO 8th Saxon Writing Book
From Becky –
Looking for 8th grade Saxon writing book if anyone has to borrow or buy.
Thanks
Becky
(412) 417-7404 text
Meals for Kiser Family
From Tobi – 
Please help us bless the Kiser family and welcome baby Patience by providing some meals.
You will be feeding 3 adults and 4 children. There are no food allergies, but please go easy on the spices.
http://www.takethemameal.com/meals.php?t=UIYY4969
Stephanie lives on Laurel Bay so if you can’t get on than someone will meet you at the gate to deliver the meal.
Thank you so much!
Any questions please call or text me at 843-575-4012 Tobi Scott
Looking for Math – U – See Manipulatives
We are looking to purchase a set Math U See manipulatives.
Please contact me if you have a set you are no longer using. Thank you.
Hollie Struxness
850-607-4336 call/text
struxcrew@gmail.com
Work Needed
A close friend of mine who is a single homeschooling mom is in need of some temporary work. If you know of anything – please contact me. Charlotte Cushman 843-592-1502 or charlottecushman@gmail.com
South Carolina’s Constitutional Convention Lecture Thursday Nov 5th at 6 pm
For Info
“SC’S CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF 1865” with Dave Smoot
Thursday, November 5, 2015 at 6:00 pm
Beaufort District Collection, 2nd floor, 311 Scott Street, Beaufort
The Civil War was over. The Union had won. After 4 long years of war, what would the peace look like? Would Reconstruction be a preservation of the old, or a remaking of the new? Answers to this very important question varied throughout all the former Confederate state conventions as they prepared to re-join the United States. All the eyes of the nation were on South Carolina – which in the eyes of the victors had started the whole fracas. What would South Carolina’s new state Constitution say? Would it be accepted? Would it allow the state to re-enter the Union? The Convention was lively to say the least. Half the delegates said that “The war is over. Let us move on.” The other half said, “No way!” What did the representatives of Beaufort District say? Come learn about the state Constitution in force from September 1865 to mid-April 1868 with Dave Smoot.
Smoot has been doing history for most of his life. Currently he is employed by Parris Island Museum. He enjoys portraying a Civil War Surgeon in living history programs and is a former director of a Virginia living history museum.
Sheryl Duffy
Museum Aide
MCRD Parris Island, SC
Comm: 843-228-2205
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