King’s Chapel will be hosting an Easter Egg hunt on Saturday, April 3rd at 2pm in the large Gym of Delta High School! There will be games, prizes and more than 2,000 candy filled eggs! For more information you can contact us at (907) 895-4479 or kcdeltajct@gmail.com
Timothy & Heidi Capo
King’s Chapel Delta Junction
From the UAF Cooperative Extension Service
Roxie Rodgers Dinstel, Home Economist with the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Tanana District Cooperative Extension Service will be conducting a class on “Physical Activity and Nutrition For Alaska’s Kids” on Saturday, April 10, 2010 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Delta Career Advancement Center.
Participants will learn about childhood overweight issues, how to use policy and environmental strategies in the childcare setting to increase physical activity and healthy food choices, and strategies to help parents increase activity and improve food choices at home.
Information presented will also prepare childcare centers to apply the principles of the 2005 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, MyPyramid, and the CACFP into the nutrition education curriculum, classroom environment, and their personal behavior.
All child care center staff, administrators, food service staff, and parents will benefit from this training. Participants will receive a copy of the Physical Activity and Nutrition training manual published by the Division of Public Health.
This is a free class, however registration is required. Call 895-4215, email cmroden@alaska.edu or stop by the CES office in room 114 located in the Jarvis Officer Center. Registration deadline is Thursday, April 8th.
Problems With Advance Fee Employer: Search Profit System & Money Mastery
Anchorage, Alaska – March 30, 2010 – Money, wealth, profit: Words sure to grab the attention of anyone looking for work in a down job market.
Search Profit System & Money Mastery, spsandmm.com, advertises a work-at-home program that claims consumers can make big money using search engines like Google, MSN, Yahoo and Bing. But some participants say they’re spending more than they’re making.
Complainants alleged that they signed up to pay $1.95 for a work-at-home packet or kit, but instead, ended up being charged $49.95 in monthly membership dues. Attempts to cancel accounts and get refunds were unsuccessful.
Better Business Bureau’s research indicates that Search Profit System & Money Mastery utilizes a Seattle drop-box located at 93 South Jackson Street, # 20205. With 13 unanswered complaints in the last 12 months, this business has an “F” rating with your BBB.
Mars Hill Media (MHM), a company with possible ties to Money Mastery, has accrued a similar pattern of complaints. This Utah-based company also holds an “F” rating.
BBB serving Alaska, Oregon and Western Washington reminds job hunters to be careful when considering work-at-home opportunities.
Avoid potential employers that:
Although many employers verify Social Security numbers prior to hiring, confirm the potential employer’s legitimacy before providing personal information. Research the company name online, check for licensing in the state where the company claims to be located, and look up their BBB Reliability Report at http://www.bbb.org/ .
