Parents Day Out

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PARENTS DAY OUT!!!
is now enrolling for Summer Sessions
Call 972-259-2051 For info & to reserve a spot,
Contact Debbie Robinson on Tuesdays & Thursdays at
972-259-2051
9 AM – 2:30 PM |
Well Child Clinic
FREE WELL CHILD CLINIC OFFERED EACH 3RD
TUESDAY TO RESIDENTS OF IRVING
IMMUNIZATIONS (Bring shot records) and
PHYSICAL EXAMS (from
birth to 4 years)
Well Child Exams and Immunizations from 8:30 -11:30
AM
Immunizations ONLY from 1:00 - 3:30 PM
CALL FIRST !!!!
Northgate United Methodist Church
3700 W. Northgate Dr., Irving, Texas 75062
For more information, call 972-579-4095
Cub Scouting at Paul Keyes

Cub Scouting is an awesome, character-building program
for boys ages 6 to 10. Crafts, skills, physical fitness and
fun are taught in an atmosphere that builds character and
good citizenship in our boys. United Methodist Churches
throughout the country sponsor Scouting programs as a way to
reach out to our communities and help shape the next
generation of America's leaders.
District Scouting leaders throughout Irving are committed
to making the Pack at Paul Keyes a success. But we need adult volunteers from First UMC to make it work. Meetings
at Paul Keyes started in January.
For more information, contact Peter McNabb at
972-252-0545 or peter_mcnabb@hotmail.com
Give To Irving Cares or
Volunteer
The
Irving based charity Irving cares has seen a 600%
increase in client load since hurricane Katrina.
We
can help out by volunteering with
Irving Cares. Many of the hurricane victims are
being assisted right here in our own community for food
and shelter, clothing, medical care, the necessities of
life. Irving Cares needs volunteers to help with
transportation, errands, food donations, monetary
donations and assisting with processing individual
client cases. Please contact Irving Cares to see how you
can get involved and fulfill your Christian obligation
to Jesus Christ.
If you are interested in volunteering, contact Leigh Eitson, volunteer coordinator, at 972-721- 9181, ext. 209,
or by e-mail at leitson@irvingcares.org.
Include your full contact information, the dates and
times you are available and the type of work you’d like
to do. Of course, they may have something for you to do
already in mind.
Northgate United Methodist Church Needs Volunteers
Northgate UMC needs people to help sort clothing in
their clothing closet. Volunteers can help by
volunteering an hour or two of their time. You can
contact Northgate UMC at (972) 252-8519
Parkinson's Exercise/Speech Therapy Group at FUMC
If you have Parkinson's, or know of anyone that does, please
come join our exercise group. We meet every Tuesday and
Thursday at 10:00 a.m. for one hour at the First United
Methodist Church in the Parlor. It is FREE to all people
with Parkinson's and their caregivers. This special group is
offered as a service from the
Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society (DAPS) and is conducted
by a licensed Physical and Speech therapist.It is a very relaxed, comfortable atmosphere that allows
you to exercise at your own pace and activity level. Speech
therapy is offered from 11:00-12:00 on Thursdays only. For
further information please contact Deb Cantrell at
817-801-1247 or simply visit us at anytime on Tuesday and
Thursday.
Volunteers Needed for Paul Keyes
It’s not too late to sign up for tutoring at Paul Keyes
Elementary for this school year. As a tutor, you will be assigned to work
one-on-one with a child who is having some difficulties in
school with reading, writing, or math. All you have to do is
commit to just 30-60 minutes each week, at the time that
best fits your schedule.If you are interested, please
call Rod Alleman, 972-258-0346, to sign up. Please seriously
consider giving some of your time to this very worthwhile
and rewarding outreach activity.
Thank you so much for your help.
SATURDAY SCHOLARS PROGRAM AVAILABLE TO IISD STUDENTS
Trained volunteers provide free tutoring for Irving
ISD elementary and junior high school students from 9 to
11 a.m. Saturdays at the Central Library 801 W. Irving
Blvd. For more information, call 972-721-2458.
VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED FOR IRVING CARES
Irving Cares Inc., a United Way agency partnering with
the community. is dedicated to providing Irving residents
with temporary assistance and training to promote
self-sufficiency. Programs include psychotherapy counseling,
patient transportation, jobs program, financial assistance
and more.
Spanish translators are at Irving Cares from 1-4 p.m.,
Monday through Friday. Volunteers are always needed.
If you are interested in volunteering, contact Leigh
Eitson, volunteer coordinator, at 972-721- 9181, ext. 209,
or by e-mail at leitson@irvingcares.org. Include your full contact
information, the dates and times you are available and the
type of work you’d like to do. For more information about
Irving Cares, visit
www.irvingcares.org.
Regular Features
Church Calendar Community Events
1st Friday Fun Night 6:30 - 9:00 PM
For middle schoolers. The first Friday evening of
each month the kids gather to play indoor basketball,
volleyball, board games, eat pizza and have fun. Each
must fill out a parental consent form. Call the
church office at 972-253-3531 or see the
Activities page.
FUMC Parents Day Out Program
Are you a
busy parent? Who isn’t,
right? We have the answer
for you!
Parent’s Day Out is
currently enrolling children
from the ages of six weeks
to five years old. We are a
two day a week program
offered here at the church!
We are open on Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. We would love for
you to stop by and check us
out.
We
offer your child a variety of things to do. We have monthly
chapel, Bible lessons, craft time, story time and many
special days throughout the year. We are using the
Wonder-Filled curriculum. We also have experienced SCHOOL
TEACHERS in our three and four year old classrooms. We look
forward to hearing from you soon!
We are ALWAYS looking for good substitutes.
If you are interested in enrolling your child or looking to
substitute for us, please contact Debbie Robinson, Director,
during business hours at (972)259-2051.
Free computer classes at the Central Irving Library
Learn new computer techniques by attending a free
class. The hour-long presentations are held in the
Irving Central Library’s PC Lab, 801 W. Irving Blvd.
Registration is not required. Classes include Excel,
PowerPoint, Basic Internet and Microsoft Windows. Call
(972) 721-2606 for more information.
Irving Youth Council
Our Mission: To develop an alliance among the youth, youth serving
agencies, city government, schools, and the community to
secure for all children and youth the highest advantage in
physical, mental, social, and moral development and to
advise on how to solve the problems encountered in providing
services to the youth of the community.
Our Objectives:
- Enrich the lives of the youth and children of our
community, by meeting their needs.
Advise the city council, administration, and the
citizens of Irving, on programs to eliminate violence
and provide a safe environment for our youth and
children.
- Serve as a central clearing house for all the
programs offered for youth and children by various
organizations and agencies in Irving.
- URL:
Irving Youth Council
Heritage Senior Center
200 South Jefferson
972/721-2496
URL:
Heritage Senior Center
Membership: A wide variety of social,
exercise, arts and crafts and dance classes are being
offered to citizens 50 years of age and older at the
Heritage Senior Center at 200 South Jefferson,
(972)721-2496. Annual membership is only $5.00.
Transportation: Seniors who are 60 years of
age and older and have no means of transportation can
contact the center at (972)721-2496 and request a ride
to the center. Please provide one-day advanced notice to
have the van pick you up and take you home. An annual
$5.00 center membership is required to ride the van.
Meals: Continental Breakfast is served from
8-10 a.m. Heritage Senior Center offers an inexpensive
hot meal Monday through Friday at noon for people 60
years of age and older. The donation for this meal is
$1.00 and advanced reservations are required 2 days
before the day you plan on eating. Those who are under
60 years of age are asked to pay $3.00.
Emotions Anonymous Meets Fridays
Emotions Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m. every Friday at
Plymouth Park United Methodist Church, 1615 W. Airport
Freeway. It is a 12-step, 12-tradition program. For more
information, call Rita at 972-506-9205 or Dale at metro
817-498-1018.
Alcoholics Anonymous Meets Daily
Alcoholics Anonymous meets at Noon and at 8 PM daily
at 1400 W. Irving Blvd., Suite 400. For more
information, call 972-254-8755.
Los
Grupos Hispanos de Alcoholics Anonymous
Los Grupos Hispanos de Alcoholics Anonymous les
invita a usted.
Lugar: 235 W. Sixth Street, Irving, TX 75060
AA Now Meets at First United Methodist Church
211 W. Third Street, Tuesdays and Thursdays, Room 101
Family Life Center, 6:15-8:30 p.m.
Call the church office at 972-253-3531 for more
information.
Get Involved With Your City Government
Council Work Sessions Now Live on Internet and on
Cable Network ICTN
Council requests feedback on work session and Council
meeting broadcasts Residents can now hear the audio portion
of the City Council work sessions live via the Internet and
on ICTN cable Channel 16. The meetings begin at 1 p.m.
generally on alternating Wednesdays. During the work
sessions, council members discuss various city issues,
provide direction to city staff and review regular agenda
items prior to their regular meeting the next day. The work
session audio repeats at 6 p.m. on the same day, and at 5:30
p.m. the following Thursday on ICTN Channel 16. To hear the
repeat session online, log on to the city’s Web
site at
www.ci.irving.tx.us and click on the ICTN link or
access it directly at
www.ictn.tv. Log on to
www.ictn.tv for a schedule of air times.
All City Council dates are subject to change. The City
Council would like to know what residents think about this
new service. Comments can be sent via e-mail to
ictn@ci.irving.tx.us.
Please indicate if you are listening via the Internet or
ICTN.
Lunarpages FREE Web Site Program for Schools!
Our Education Program provides free web hosting for
educational purposes to all K-12 public schools in the U.S.
Please note this program is only offered to PUBLIC SCHOOLS
K-12 IN THE U.S!!! Educating our youth is extremely
important and donating web space to schools is a small
contribution that could potentially make a big impact on
students, teachers, parents and Parent Teacher Associations
across the country. Visit the Lunarpages Education
web site.
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