Greetings News - Hallmark Cards

Greetings News

September 12, 2014

Send a card. It¡¯s the biggest little thing you can do.

Monthly Publication

Employee in the Spotlight

Name: Wendi Meisenheimer Department: WHSE Position: Section Manager Years at Hallmark: 30 years

Q: Best part of your day:

A: I like start up, I get to share news about the company and what¡¯s going on in our plant/area with 3 shifts of folks.

Q: Toughest part of day:

A: Friday¡¯s when the alarm goes off at 3 am so I can be here at 4 am.

Q: Favorite Hallmark moment so far:

A: Getting to come to day shift after 20 years on 2nd and 3rd.

Q: What is your hope for Hallmark?

A: That it will continue to be looked at as the best Card Company in the world!

Q; What is one thing that not many people know about you?

A: I have to have some measure of alone time or I will combust.

Q: If you could have a super power, what would it be? Why?

A: To prevent judgment for the homeless, and folks in situations that need a hand up. Everyone is at a different

place in their life, and my goal is to be the face of hope, in all the areas I volunteer in.

Q:What¡¯s an improvement you¡¯ve made to your job or Department?

A: In a 3 month period the WHSE improved our loads to Liberty and Enfield from a very bad 3 hour unload time to 1.5 hours.

Q: What¡¯s your favorite season?

A: Spring.

Lawrence Retirees Next Quarterly

Luncheon

Wednesday, September 17th at

Johnny¡¯s West 11:30 am

Someone Special

Andrea and Joseph Schuetz welcomed

their son

Liam Knoll Schuetz

On August 31, 2014

¡°Thank you to those of you who signed cards to send to our military

personnel. We sent 65 cards to Dave Buehler who will distribute to his

soldiers.¡±

September 11th

September 11 is National Patriot Day. By presidential proclamation, Americans are called on to observe Patriot Day each September 11

with a moment of silence beginning at 8:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time, the time the first plane struck the North Tower of the World Trade

Center on September 11, 2001. Individuals observe the day with ceremonies and activities, including remembrance services.

Two New Year celebrations take place in September. September 11 is the Ethiopian New Year (Enkutatash). The celebration is both

religious and secular with the day beginning with church services followed by the family meal. After attending

church in the morning, families gather to share a traditional meal of injera (flat bread) and wat (stew). Later in the

day, young girls donning new clothes, gather daisies and present friends with a bouquet,

singing New Year¡¯s songs. And September 24 (sunset) ¨C September 26 (nightfall) is Rosh

Hashanah, a holiday recognizing the Jewish New Year. It is the first of the Jewish High

Holy Days, and is marked by prayer, repentance, and rest. It is both a time of rejoicing and

of serious introspection, a time to celebrate the completion of another year while also

taking stock of one's life.

Sep 13 Carla Elsea

Sep 29 Chris Cozadd

Sep 13 Aimee Glase

Sep 29 Sharon Molby

Sep 15 Bruce Smith

Sep 30 Joe Wampler

Sep 16 Scott Daniel

Sep 16 Vali Larrick

Oct 01 Rayann Eversmeyer

Oct 01 Tim Sieve

Sep 16 Elsa Sprow

Oct 02 Mary Flanagan

Sep 17 Donna Edwards

Oct 02 Ray Gutierrez Jr

Sep 17 Travis Ford

Oct 02 Deborah Huss

Sep 19 Bob Foresman

Oct 02 Cody Reynolds

Sep 19 Sheri Holladay

Oct 03 Bob Geddings

Sep 20 Cheryl Cobb

Oct 05 Elsie Haines

Sep 20 Rebecca Nordyke

Oct 05 Melinda Nunez

Sep 21 Donald Doherty

Oct 05 Zack Richards

Sep 21 Clayton Keating

Oct 06 Chris Gambrel

Sep 22 Bob Slaughter

Oct 06 Rebecca Hall

Sep 23 Brad LeFort

Oct 06 Doug Massey

Sep 24 Steven Flach

Oct 07 Bill Herrmann

Sep 24 Justin Villalobos

Oct 07 Bill Pickering

Sep 24 Byron Wilson

Oct 07 Mike Schrenk

Sep 25 Kimberly Allen

Oct 07 Jeane Sola

Sep 26 David Millen

Oct 08 Thom Taylor

Sep 26 Antoinette Spaulding

Oct 09 Heather Griffin

Sep 27 DeJuan Gardenhire

Oct 09 Geno Hefner

Sep 27 Judy Jones

Oct 09 Len Nichol

Sep 27 Don McGlinn

Oct 09 Jean Scott

Sep 28 Mike Mestagh

Oct 10 Dave Recob

Fall Blood Drive

40 Years

Gary Brown (LDC) 10/7

35 Years

Alan Staus (Flitter) 10/8

30 Years

Randy Phillips (Maint) 9/24

Kent Kummer (Maint) 10/1

25 Years

Vali Larrick (Flitter) 9/18

Dick Walbridge (Spc Flm Pkg) 9/19

Brenda Willard (Flitter) 9/25

Bill Mayer (Foil Bobst) 9/27

20 Years

Brian Bailey (Virko) 9/20

Monday, Sept 22 1pm to

4:30

Mont Bleu Room

Sign up sheet for apt on

table outside of Medical

Office!

Bring photo ID to appt!

Flu Shots

Wednesday October 15th &

Thursday October 22nd

15 Years

Casey Stafford (PID) 9/16

Sign up sheet for apt on

table outside of Medical

Office!

10 Years

Bring photo ID to appt!

Heather Griffin (Ctr Pkg) 10/1

Safety

Corner

? Draw a map of your home. Show all doors and windows.

? Visit each room. Find two ways out.

? All windows and doors should open easily. You should be able to use them to get

outside.

? Make sure your home has smoke alarms. Push the test button to make sure each

alarm is working.

? Pick a meeting place outside. It should be in front of your home.

? Everyone will meet at the meeting place.

? Make sure your house or building number can be seen from the street.

? Talk about your plan with everyone in your home.

? Learn the emergency phone number for your fire department.

? Practice your home fire escape drill!

? Include safety ladder for two story homes.

 ................
................

In order to avoid copyright disputes, this page is only a partial summary.

Google Online Preview   Download