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enz called Ringo, and my two Burmese cats Bogart and Blue-Belle. My cats are my favourite companions. I always get photos of them daily when I'm away and I even Skype them sometimes! Most recent purchase? Beige-y tan lace-up Chloe brogues - I was having a freak-out that I didn't own anything summery. Hence the colour choice. I probably should have started with some Gucci cluthesclothing purchases. Best dressed women? Kate Bosworth, Michelle Williams, Caroline Sieber, Sofia Coppola (above).al's class with an average of 9 1/2 cans per student, Mrs. Power's class with 6.2 cans per student, and Mrs. Henry's class with 6.5 cans per student. Also, keeping the donations flowing were Ms.

 Fisk's, Mrs. Kell's and Mr Smith's class as well! Thank you for all who donated items to help the Montgomery County Women's Center. Irons Junior High hosted the November Student of the Month breakfast in the Myrna Wise Irons Reading Corner of the school library on November 22. The November Students of the Month were chosen by a team of their core teachers and recognized in a reception with a Chick Fil A Breakfast (provided by the PTO). Students also received a certificate, a "Got Game" T-shirt, and a "Sit where On highest rotation in your Gucci hobowardrobe? was assigned a food item to collect, while funds raised paid for the turkeys, along with milk, butter and eggs. Donations were double this year’s goal of $ 7,000, up from the $ 5,000 spent in 2012.

 In late October, the charity hosted a week-long registration for the program, open primarily to those who frequent the food pantries at the participating churches and other organizations. Aside from South Congregational, other churches involved in "Thanksgiving Angels" are First United Methodist, First Congregational, First Baptist, St. Stephen’s, St. Joseph’s Hermes Evelyne III Bags, St. Mark’s, Sacred Heart and St. George Greek Orthodox, as well as Soldier On, The Christian Center and the Salvation Army on West Street. The faith-based organizations -- nearly all with their own food pantries -- initially pooled their resources last Thanksgiving to avoid duplication of effort. "This is much better than people going from church to church; it makes sure there’s enough for everybody," said Arlene Burke, a long-time volunteer at t