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Register now atkendrickfincher.org 5K Run/Walk 7:30 a.m. - check in by food courtbeginning at 6:45 a.m.$20 through 4/30; 5/1 and after $25 Youth Runs 9 a.m. - check in by food court beginning at 8 a.m. K-4th grades will run 1/2 mile 5th-8th grades will run 1 mile Post-run family fun until noon in front the Malco with activiites for kids and Darren MacFadden signing autographs |
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Birth Works® International is a non-profit organization of childbirth educators and doulas, that embodies the philosophy of developing a woman’s self-confidence, trust, and faith in her ability to give birth. We believe that: Birth is instinctive and that women’s bodies are designed to give birth. The knowledge about how to give birth is born within every woman: women do not need to be taught how to give birth but rather to have more trust and faith in their own bodyknowledge. Integration of the mind, body, and spirit is essential when giving birth.
This experiential and dynamic workshop offers both an academic and emotional preparation for birth and will cover: • Feelings, Belief Systems, and Philosophies• Pelvic bodywork and labor positions• Birth physiology: neocortex and hormone behaviors• Components of labor, privacy, pain, and vocalization• Feeling safe to give birth and comfort measures• Human values in birth• VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean) and Cesarean decisions• Grieving and healing• Mother/baby skin-to-skin contact and fetal brain wiring• Group dynamics preparation for teaching Birth Works® classes
Date: April 30 – May 2, 2010
Location: Fayetteville, AR
Cost of Workshop: $450
Cost of Certification program: $395
Discounts: • 15% off on BWI modifiedprogram for CCEs currently certified in another program • $50 off if in BWI doula certification program
Trainer: Cathy Daub
Host: Aly Kirkpatrick kirkpatrickar@hotmail.com
Registration: www.birthworks.org 1-888-TO-BIRTH (862-4784)
Birth Works® workshops are open to anyone who wishes to attend. Entry into the certification program is not a prerequisite to attending the workshop though the workshop is a requirement of the certification program. The workshop remains valid towards certification for five years from the date it was held. We encourage those in the certification program to attend the workshop early in their training, but anytime during the two-year training period is acceptable. Workshops: The first day 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, the second day9:00 am to 6:30 pm and the third day 9:00 am to 5:30 pm; unless otherwise posted. All workshops are taught by highly qualified Birth Works® trainers.
brought to you by Pinnacle Chiropractic & Family Wellness
Tues. Jan. 12th, 11:00am - 2:00pm
at the World Trade Center Lobby in Rogers
Come join us in celebrating and discovering the benefits of healthy living.
Free chair massages, blood drive, nutritional samples, vascular screenings, blood pressure checks, prizes, and drawings!
Call (479)715-6772 for more information
In keeping with annual tradition, Malco Theatres presents Wrapped with Love for the continued research of childhood diseases atMemphis’ own St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
This program, in its twelfth year, kicks off Thanksgiving Day (November 26) and runs through Christmas Day (December 25) at all 31 Malco Theatre locations in Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky and Mississippi. Theatre employees will be selling the bows for $1.00 each and the bows are hand-made from actual film. Each bow is made of about 24 frames, which is about one second of a movie. The sound for each movie is encoded on the edge of the film and appears green. It’s believed these bows may eventually be collectors’ items if the film industry progresses into digital technology.
As the materials and volunteer production hours for the bows are donated, there is no cost to Malco Theatres; the true beneficiary is St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. In a joint effort for this cause, patients of St. Jude and their families participated in the creation of the bows at the hospital. During the activity, reels of movie trailers were cut, stapled and sealed with a special sticker that reads “Wrapped With Love… To Benefit the Kids of St. Jude.”
Since 1999, Malco Theatres has raised over $375,000 for St. Jude. Over 65,000 bows were sold during the 2008 Wrapped with Love campaign and this year’s goal is to sell an additional 70,000 of the collectible film décor.
Camera-ready artwork and actual bows are available for media use. Please send a request via email to karen@malco.com.
Malco Theatres is headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee and is fourth-generation family-owned and operated. Malco operates over 300 screens at 31 locations in 5 states across the mid-south.
The 2nd annual Breakfast Boogie is a great way to start your weekend. Coming up Saturday, June 13 from 10 am to 2 pm at George’s in Fayetteville. It’s like a night out on the town, flipped to the morning and it all benefits Youth Bridge. We’ll have delicious food and specialty drinks. There’s opening music and live tunes from the band Big Uns. Also, enjoy fun balloon pop prizes and commemorative coffee mugs for the first RSVPs. For more information and to get your tickets go to youthbridge.com. or call 575-9471. We’ll see you Saturday, June 13 from 10 -2 at George’s in Fayetteville for the second annual Breakfast Boogie.
PLEASE JOIN US Saturday May 30, 2009 10:00 AM-6:00 PM FUND RAISING BENEFIT FOR ALLY COURTNEY
BELLA MIA SALON AND DAY SPA
108 N. 34TH STREET ROGERS, AR
Ally Courtney is 5 years old and a Kindergarten Student at Centerton Gamble Elementary. On March 6th she went to the ER in Rogers because her tummy hurt. They ran a CT scan and noticed she had a Wilms Tumor (Kidney Cancer.) They sent us straight to Children’s Hospital in Little Rock that night. They arrived at Children’s around 10pm and on Monday March 9th they removed her left Kidney and part of the colon. She stayed in the hospital 8 days and got her first round of Chemo. They were home for 6 days when they had to return to Little Rock due to very high fever. She will have Chemo every week for 10 weeks then every 3 weeks for 6 months. We will have a CT on April 28 to see if she still has cancer on her lungs also. If she does she will have 2 weeks of radiation at Children’s Hospital as well as the Chemo. Visit her web site for more updates on her condition: www.caringbridge.org/visit
FUND RAISING EVENTS INCLUDE:
HAIR CUT AND CHAIR MASSAGE DONATIONS ONLY
$2.00 TANS
LUNCH AND BAKED GOODS SALE
RAFFLE ITEMS
ALL PROCEEDS TO GO TO THE COURTNEY FAMILY TO PAY EXPENSES
Thank-you for your support and prayers
The Access Ministries
of
Central United Methodist Church of Fayetteville
PRESENTS:
Kids Night Out
For Kids with disabilities
Join us the last Friday of every month for a night of games, crafts, movies, and snacks!
When: The last Friday of each month
What time: 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Where: Central United Methodist Church
6 West Dickson Street, Fayetteville
Space is limited, so register today!
Please call Lisa Westman, Access Ministries Coordinator
at (479) 871-9755 to sign up for the next Kids Night Out!
Kids Night Out is a FREE EVENT open to kids ages 2-12 with developmental and/or physical disabilities. Siblings welcome! Church membership or attendance is not required.
UPCOMING DATES for Kids Night Out: March 27th, April 24th, May 29th, June 26th , July 31st
A 1:3 ratio of team members to children is maintained at all times. At least one team member trained in C.P.R. will be present at all events. Our team leaders are professionals who have experience working with persons with disabilities.
April is Autism Awareness Month. Autism is diagnosed every 20 minutes in a new child.
The Naturals are honoring Autism Awareness on Thursday, April 30th at the Naturals Stadium.
There will be an autism awareness info booth and the first 2,500 attendees will get a free frisbee.
Tracy Sickels, President of NWA Autism Support Group, and her family will be throwing in the first pitch. Her 7 year old son has autism.
Show your support and attend this fun event.
Thurs. April. 23rd
Jones Center Room #112
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Presented by Lynn Donald, AR Support
This workshop will discuss tips on how to get your message heard by school personnel. There will be an emphasis on direct and positive communication and how to move up the chain of command in addressing problems. Also ways to make the education of your child more a partnership between home and school will be addressed.
Parenting classes are FREE, but are on a first-come, first-served basis. Please arrive early. For more information (479)751-3463
