Celina Magazine- October 2014

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October 2014 VOL. I Issue 7

Features Safe Halloween Fun With Pets -

Celina Events Calendar -

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Events and Activities In And Around Celina

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In Good Taste -

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Pampered Chef Pantry Meal Kit

Celina Balloon Festival -

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Celina Owned & Operated S&S Pallets

Saving By Budgeting-

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Coming Up With A Realistic Budget

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Safe Halloween Fun with Pets Including pets in your family’s Halloween festivities can be a fun addition to your celebration. However, with all the excitement comes the chance for pets to get into danger or trouble. You can head off potential problems and enjoy an evening of fun with some safety tips and smart planning.

Keeping your pet away from candy and other Halloween treats is especially important because so many favorites include chocolate, which is potentially toxic for dogs. It’s also an ideal time to practice obedience commands with your four-legged friends, as crowds of unfamiliar people, costumes and lots of open doors can create temptations too hard to resist.

To include your furry family members while still keeping them safe during the fun, follow this advice from the pet experts at PetSmart: Trick-or-treating together • Before hitting the streets, make sure your dog is socialized around kids, adults and other animals.

• Bring water and treats such as crunchy Blue Buffalo Boo Bars to reward your dog for good behavior and reduce the desire to go for kids’ candy.

• Increase nighttime visibility with LED leashes, collars or harnesses, or look for the light-up Halloween outfits available at PetSmart this year.

Pawsitively good party manners • Before guests arrive, practice “leave it” or a similar command. This is useful to help pets avoid candy or food they might encounter on the ground. Trainers can help you get it down right.

• Establish a rule that guests don’t feed the dog – candy or human food. A new interactive toy or long-lasting rawhide may keep your pup busy and out of temptation’s way. Many ingredients commonly found in Halloween candy can be harmful to your pet. For example, xylitol, found in gum and candy can cause dangerously low blood sugar or liver disease in dogs. Chocolate can create a range of symptoms, from vomiting to abnormal heart rhythm to death. Even snacks that are healthy for humans, such as raisins can cause a toxic reaction.

• Prevent your dog from running out an open door by working on a “stay” command. PetSmart’s expert trainer Debbie McKnight explains how to teach this trick: Ask your dog to sit, and praise him when he obeys. While your dog is sitting, say “stay” and place your hand flat with your palm facing the dog. Wait 2-3 seconds then give your dog a treat. You can increase the time he stays by a couple of seconds every three repetitions, working up to 30 seconds.

• If you aren’t confident about your dog’s abilities, keep him on a leash while the doorbell is ringing.

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Costume comfort and safety • A costume should never constrain or bother your pet. If your pet isn’t comfortable, try a strap-on costume that attaches loosely with snaps or around the pet, or find other ways to look festive such as Pet Expressions, available in the PetSmart grooming salon.

• Once a costume fits properly, make sure your pet won’t trip on anything like a cape or ribbon. Check for little parts within chewing distance and keep identification tags on collars.

• Throughout the evening, watch your pet and make adjustments as needed. You may need to cut or remove portions of the costume to increase a pet’s comfort. The most important part of the evening is your pet’s safety.

For more tips on pet safety, as well as costumes and events, visit your local PetSmart or www.PetSmart. com/halloween.

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/// Celina Events CELINA ISD EVENTS: 10/3 Celina Jr. High Fall Dance 10/4 Golden Triangle Marching Contest 10/10 Celina Homecoming/Early Release 10/11 Sounds of Fall Marching Contest 10/13 Student Holiday 10/15 PSAT TEST at Celina Administration Building

Region Marching Contest 10/18 Quarterback Club Auction 10/20 Celina ISD School Board Meeting 7:00pm 10/25 ACT Test at Celina High School

Area Marching Contest BOBCATS FOOTBALL: 10/10 Anna @ Bobcat Stadium (Homecoming) 10/17 @ Bridgeport High School 10/24 Bonham @ Bobcat Stadium 10/31 @ Aubrey LADY BOBCATS VOLLEYBALL: 10/3 Krum @ Celina High School 10/7 Sanger @ Celina High School 10/10 @ Aubrey 10/14 @ Gainesville 10/17 @ Argyle 10/21 @ Krum 10/24 @ Sanger 10/28 Aubrey @ CHS (Senior Night) BOBCATS CROSS COUNTRY: 10/4 Celina FCA Meet (Old Celina Park) 10/11 @ Country Ridge Park (Melissa) 10/18 @ Bethel Baptist Church 10/22 District Meet @ Old Celina Park

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CITY OF CELINA: 10/7 National Night Out 10/14 City Council Meeting 5:00pm 10/21 Planning & Zoning Board 6:30pm 10/22 Historic Preservation Committee 9:00am CELINA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: 10/3 Home Team Advantage Expo

Parks/Police vs. Fire Softball Game 6:30pm

“Remember the Titans” Movie Night at Old Celina Park 10/9 Networking Breakfast 7:30am 10/15 Whimsy Finds – Ribbon Cutting @ 11:30am 10/23 Evening Networking Event 5:30pm 10/31 Trick or Treat on the Square SPECIAL COMMUNITY EVENTS: 10/10 Celina Homecoming Parade / Football Game 10/18 Prosper’s Pumpkinfest 3:00pm 10/25 10/25 Goodies at Grace Holiday Bazaar – Grace Academy 9:00am

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ust the mention of fall brings to mind pumpkins, cool temperatures, Big Tex, and an array of vibrant colors adorning the trees. At Celina ISD, it also means a busy time of year for our students, parents, and faculty. The Celina School District calendar fills up quickly during the fall months with not only athletic and academic events, but includes numerous club meetings and informational nights for parents and students.

Our Athletic calendar is filled each week with numerous volleyball, cross country and football activities for all to enjoy. We have over three hundred young men and women who participate in high school athletics as well as that same number who compete on the Junior High level. Celina High School Junior Varsity and Varsity Volleyball teams play on Tuesday and Friday nights. We are fortunate to have three Junior Varsity football teams that compete every Thursday. This is followed by our Varsity Football game on Friday, which showcases the talents of our drill team, cheerleaders and our very own Bobcat Brigade. Weekends are not free here in Celina and are usually filled with a variety of Cross Country meets, volleyball tournaments, and band competitions stretching across North Texas.

For our younger students, the season of fall means field trips to the Pumpkin Patch, pumpkin decorating competitions, and Boo Parades.

Students across the district are enjoying many activities that revolve around the fall theme including Johnny Appleseed, Homecoming festivities, and learning about those who came before us creating the land on which we live and work.

The fall would not be complete without the Texas State Fair and a “Howdy” from Big Tex. The Celina High School FFA department has represented our district for many years through numerous competitions held during the weeks of the State Fair. Not only have Celina students won many awards associated with not the animals that they

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have nurtured and raised, but also through the countless projects they have created and physically built for competition.

Fall also finds our band, choir, and theatre students memorizing choreography, musical scores, or creating characters for the stage. The Celina Bobcat Band spends numerous hours before school perfecting their show. Tuesday nights you will find our Bobcat Band running through each measure of this year’s contest material, perfecting their performance on Bobcat Field. For band members, the month of October means weekend travel to numerous marching competitions held throughout the DFW area. The choir and theatre students are spending enormous amounts of time putting the finishing touches on their latest theatre production. If you have not had the pleasure of attending a performance by our award-winning band, choir or theatre department, there will be many opportunities in the coming months to witness the wealth of talent we have here in the Celina Fine Arts Department.

As you can see, the fall is a busy time of year, especially for those students who participate in extra curricular activities. These students find themselves with very limited free time and what time they have is spent preparing for their classes. The faculty and staff of Celina ISD understand the commitment and sacrifice that these students make in order to represent our school district. Our teachers and staff members share that same commitment by preparing students for success, not only for today, but also for the future.

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re you tired of opening the fridge at 5 pm and thinking, “I have no idea what to make.” Maybe tired of driving through McDonald’s for the third time this week? Maybe you hate to cook and wash dishes. Are you stuck in a dinner rut and make the same 5 recipes over and over again? Join the club! Most moms are running around like a chicken with their head cut off! They are busy, with busy kiddos and they need help. Sound like you?

What if you could carve out just 2 hours a month to cook? Could you find it? What if you did not have to dirty every dish in the cabinet to feed your family? Could you dirty just your Crock Pot? What if you only had to throw together a quick side dish and dinner would be done? Can you actually even call that cooking? YES! Enter The Pampered Chef Dinners Done Freezer Meal Workshop. You register for a class, purchase a meal kit that includes all of the Pampered Chef Pantry items you need to make amazing, flavorful meals, bring your groceries to the class and make 10 family sized meals in about 2 hours! You leave the workshop exhausted, but accomplished.

At the end of it all, you have spent about $3 per serving and you have dished out a meal that is so much better than fast food.

After helping women and men make over 1200 meals to date, I can tell you that the 2 hours can be found, and boy is it worth it! No searching for recipes or meal plans, no wasted time or money buying ingredients for meals you never make, and no more 5pm panic attacks. The organization of these workshops is worth its weight in gold! You have a stress-stealing ace in your pocket- a freezer full of labeled, ready to cook meals.

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Interested in the next set of these workshops? Call or email Laura Myers, Director with The Pampered Chef. She hosts them several times a month at her home in Prosper, or you can gather some of your besties and have one at yours! Take control of dinner and start making memories with your family!

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The skies in Celina, Texas were bursting with color on September 12th, 13th and 14th during the 9th Annual Celina Balloon Festival, presented by the City of Celina and the Greater Celina Chamber of Commerce.

The annual event, which was held at Old Celina Park, averaged over 30,000 attendees. Festival goers traveled from all over the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, the Texoma region and Southern Oklahoma.

This year’s activities included the Home Depot Kid’s Activity Center, Beer Garden, carnival rides, RC Airplane Show, car show, giant inflatables, helicopter rides, live music and fireworks!

This year’s Title Sponsors included Centurion American and Gentle Creek Country Club; Commander Sponsor was Crossland Construction Company and Lieutenant Sponsor was Light Farms. Thank you to all of the sponsors, the City of Celina and the Celina Chamber for a wonderful family event!!

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S&S PALLETS Columbus And Michele Fulghum, Owners I’m a hometown girl born here. My family includes parents Mencie and William Fore, grandparents Charlie and Willia Ross and four sisters – Valecia, Sharon, Deidre and Shelsea. Our momma kept us all busy in sports, drill team, cheerleading and FCA. Celina is a wonderful, safe place for families. When I moved back with my daughter, I knew she would receive a good education. Now we have two grandchildren in Celina ISD. In 2007, I met and married my husband Columbus. He loves the small town atmosphere. His parents Columbus Sr. and Vernel Fulghum moved from Lufkin, Texas to North Dallas (Hamilton Park). He attended Lake Highlands High and then Tyler Jr. College, but the passing of his Dad forced him to leave and go to work. Columbus has had some great jobs (Honeywell, EDS, ROCKWELL and TRUCK DRIVER), but that wasn’t what he wanted to do. He had to be his own boss.

Columbus continued driving trucks in the mornings, and at night he would pick up pallets in Prosper, Celina, Frisco and McKinney. On the weekend he would go and sell them. Some of the companies would pay well but some were not so great. It’s a blessing that my husband has the gift of gab – he meets no strangers! He loves to talk and someone told him about this company (Champion Pallet) that would buy his pallets. Columbus started doing business with them.

We knew there had to be something better than driving all day and night…well this is how amazing God is! He was called to this big corporation to pick up and clean their pallets. That one time was a blessing that went on for years, but then things changed in 2009. The pallet company that bought our pallets changed owners. First, the prices

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went down and kept getting lower and lower. Then, they went out of business.

Things got really bad…those old pallet companies that we had sold to in the past weren’t paying top price. They paid as little as they could.

We took a hard hit…for an entire trailer load of pallets, over 300 actually, we were paid $83!! We had to put diesel in the truck so we could go home. We cried as we thought about what we were going to do now. Being a man of God, my husband said, “It’s going to be alright.

He will never leave or forsake us.” The only thing that we could come up with was building pallets for this corporation. We prayed about it all night…the next morning we had a meeting with the CEO. We discussed the idea of building pallets for them. He was all for it!

In 2010, we started with the research for the bank and put our portfolio together for a loan. A year later, we found our shop on County Road 95. We started with 5 people. You know God keeps you on your toes…in August 2012, we had a fire in the warehouse. It didn’t get the big equipment, but for a while, we had to work outside. We have some great employees, because the fire slowed us down but did not stop us!

Our theme at S & S PALLETS: KEEP CHOPPING AT THE BLOCK. When things get rough and times get hard, this saying and the grace of God means everything for us.

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One of the first steps in saving money is coming up with a realistic budget based on what money you have coming in and going out. Budgeting is an estimate of expected income and expected expenses. A good rule of thumb for income and expenses that are not the same amount month to month is to plug in income amounts low and plug in expense amounts high.

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PEDIATRIC EXCELLENCE, CLOSE TO HOME. Children’s Medical Center is proud to bring our pediatric expertise close to your home with the opening of the new Children’s Pediatric Group in Celina. We cover all of your child’s primary care needs and accept most private insurance.

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