ST. JOACHIM CATHOLIC CHURCH 10120 Crest Rd Old Mines, Mo. 63630 ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH TIFF, MO

STAFF Rev. Anthony A. Dattilo, Pastor

Carmen Litton, Principal Joyce Politte, DRE Mary Ann Pratt, Parish Secretary Vicki Thurmond, Parish Bookkeeper Maggie Hagee, Parish Office Staff Breanna Juliette, School Secretary Reuben Lawson, Parish Council President Office Hours / Telephone Numbers Rectory: 438-6181 / FAX 438-3685 Office Hours: 7:00 am – 3:00 pm (M-F) School: 438-3973 / FAX 438-3161 Rural Parish Workers: 636-586-5171 Reuben Lawson, PC President: 438-6446 SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday evening at 4:00 pm & 6:30 pm at Tiff Sunday morning at 8:00 am & 10:00 am WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE: 8:00 am – Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 8:15 am – Tuesday - Perpetual Help Devotions & Rosary at 7:45 am CONFESSIONS: Saturday at 3:00-3:45 pm or by appointment. HOLY DAY SCHEDULE: Please check the Bulletin inside for Mass times. FOOD DRIVE of non-perishable foods for the St. Vincent de Paul Society Food Pantry on the 1st Sunday of each month. Please bring your items and put in the box by the side door of the Church. THANK YOU! E-Mail & Web Sites: Parish – stjoachimparish@hotmail.com School – stjoachimschool@yahoo.com Parish Web Site – http://stjoachim.org School Web Site – http://stjoachimschool.com Rural Parish Workers Web Site – http://rpwck.org

MARCH 5 2017 FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT

MISSION STATEMENT: We, the Parish Family of St. Joachim & St. Joseph, of the Archdiocese of St. Louis, are a people with a heritage of faith. Encouraged by the

Tradition of Christian hospitality, caring, and love towards neighbor, we are committed to continue to support each other on our pilgrim journey to the Father. In response to

God’s Word, we strive through a sacramental life to bring all to a fuller understanding of God’s love by praying, teaching, and by witnessing to Christ, in the service of one

another.

BLACKBIRD CAFÉ 124 EAST HIGH STREET ** POTOSI, MO 63664

Monday & Tuesday: 11 am – 3 pm Wednesday thru Friday: 11 am to 8 pm

Saturday: 7 am to 3 pm 573-330-8874

“Come on in and enjoy a delicious home-cooked meal.”

Pat Koch, Owner

WASHINGTON COUNTY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #5936

MEN'S MEETING NIGHT: 2nd Wednesday of month @ 7 pm LADIES AUXILIARY: 3rd Wednesday of month @ 6:30 pm CHICKEN & BEEF DINNERS: 1st Sunday of the month. Serving from 10:30 am to 2:00 pm Grand Knight: Danny Kincaid Ladies Auxiliary President: Tanya Kincaid Visit our Facebook page @ Old Mines Knights of Columbus Council 5936

Praying the Rosary: On the third Thursday of each month a group meets at Potosi Manor to say the Rosary at 10:00 am. You are more than welcomed to join them! Also, Each month on the 13th, a group meets at noon at the Shrine to Our Lady of the Rosary, 7762 Richardson Road, Bonne Terre, MO to recite the Rosary. All are invited. For more information please call Paula Pace at 573-330-9416.

MARCH 5, 2017 – 1st SUNDAY OF LENT MASS INTENTIONS Monday, March 6 8:00 am – Harry Bourbon Tuesday, March 7 7:45 am – Rosary & Perpetual Help Devotions 8:15 am –Ina Mae Boyer Wednesday, March 8 8:00 am – Mary C. Portell Thursday, March 9 8:00 am – Jean Marshall O.P. Friday, March 10 8:00 am – Austin Pratt 6:30 pm – Joe Boyer/ Stations of the Cross Saturday, March 11 4:00 pm – Veronica Juliette 6:30 pm (TIFF) –Fannie Sansoucie Sunday, March 12 8:00 am – Parish Family 10:00 am – Richard K. Boyer EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: April 7, 2017 (9 am- until 6:45 pm); April 6th at St. Joseph’s, Tiff, at 5:30 pm NURSING HOME: April 7, 2017 @ Potosi Manor LITURGICAL APPOINTMENTS FOR MARCH 11th & 12th: EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER OF HOLY COMMUNION: 4:00 pm –Mary Etta Boyer, Ken DeGonia, Susan Mathis, Dave & Vicki Johnson 6:30 pm (Tiff) – Rae Govero & Volunteer 8:00 am – Catherine Dickey, Laura Busken, Barb Bequette, Volunteers Needed 10:00 am –Aaron Ross, Cody Ross, John Z. Coleman, Glenn Bequette LECTORS: 4:00 pm –Volunteer Needed 6:30 pm (TIFF) – Juanita Daugherty 8:00 am – Pam Boyer 10:00 am – Mary Ann Pratt OFFERTORY PROCESSION: 4:00 pm –Nancy Richardson & Rachel Politte 6:30 pm (TIFF) – Volunteers Needed 8:00 am –Volunteers Needed 10:00 am –Knights of Columbus Members SERVERS: 4:00 pm – Jarrod Hedrick & Rachel Heifner 6:30 pm (TIFF) – Volunteers Needed 8:00 am – Volunteers Needed 10:00 am – Jim Johnston, Ken DeGonia, Harry Robart CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD: Debbie Phipps MUSICIANS: Ken Portell & Krista Coleman (4 pm); Ron Boyer Family (8am); Jeff Boyer (10 am) MONEY COUNTERS: Georgia Veach & Tracy Wartenbe (Mar. 13)

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ARE SO FAITHFUL IN THE SUPPORT OF OUR PARISH AND SCHOOL! GOD SEES YOUR SACRIFICE AND BLESSES YOU ABUNDANTLY!

CONTRIBUTIONS FOR WEEKEND OF FEB. 25TH & 26TH: # of Contributors: St. Joachim- 91 St. Joseph- 7 ST JOACHIM ST. JOSEPH Loose: $289.00 Loose: $30.00 Adults: $2895.00 Adults: $184.00 On-Line: $110.00 Tuition: $2224.84 Other: $1040.30 Other: $250.00 Review: $50.00 TOTALS: $7376.85 $464.00 RESTRICTED FUNDS: St. Vincent de Paul: $75.00 $ Bldg. Fund: $15.00 March 5, 2017 - 1st Sunday of Lent “It is written: The Lord, your God, shall you worship and him alone shall you serve.” Matthew 4:10 Tempted between the riches and power of this world and service to God, Jesus chose service to His Father. If we wish to truly follow Jesus, we, too, must decide to turn away from power and riches and put God at the center of our lives. How is God calling you to serve? PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK: George Ponzar, George Pinson, Ashlynn Kamper, Molli Catherine Cooley, Benny Thebeau, Dr. Ken Osia, Joyce Bouresaw, Beth McCoy, Leatha Peyton, Breanna Harmon, Beverly Osia, Kevin Thebeau, Don Bourbon, Linda Ross, Eli Robart, Celeste Bone, William W. Delashmit, Marion Delashmit Watson, Rose Ann Richards, Doris Ann Bequette, Paul Boyer, Tim Harris, Opal Johnston, Joey Barton, Anna Thebeau, Judy Moyers, Marsha Jones, Betty Osia, Larry Joe Portell, , Margaret Kite, Harper Coleman, Kelly Griffen, Lee Phipps, Rita Bone, Steve Jolly, Carol Hinch, Marsha York, Keri Riddle, Mike Riddle, Jeff Graves, John DeClue, Isabella Henderson, Janice Turntine, Jason Turntine, Gary Kincaid, Diane Coleman, Carl Kamper, Dan Wickerham, Judy Thornton, Barb (Dan) Boyer, Patricia Thompson, Randy Stowers, Martha Aubuchon, Special Intention (BD), Steve Politte, Norman & Imelda Wilson, Sally Counts, Becky (Joy) Boyer, Rachel Politte, Hazel Pinson, Guy Waddell, Isabella Becker and all who are sick and suffering. (If there are any names that can be removed please let me know. Thanks)

Dynamic Catholic, Alive! – The Power of Fasting Jesus provides a marvelous example for us as we continue the beginning of our Lenten journey. Many of us have forgotten the great blessing and strengthening that fasting provides for us. When we fast from food, we understand more vividly how each meal is a blessing from God and God shows us our need to rely on Him for sustenance. Fasting must not simply pertain to food however. We can fast from false gods like our Lord did in the desert. We can fast from overuse of social media, technology, desire for power or recognition, sloth, or selfish use of our material resources. As we enter into the desert with the Lord for the next 40 days, let us pray for the gift of generosity and the grace to lead more simple lives, lives that radiate joy and hope in the most important thing: salvation in Christ. Pope Benedict XVI stated that “through fasting and praying, we allow Him (God) to come and satisfy the deepest hunger that we experience in the depths of our being: the hunger and thirst for God.” archstl.org/dynamic

Finding Common Ground When we are in conversation with others about our faith, it is greatly beneficial for us to find common ground with another person and build on it. Sometimes this common ground is a passion for baseball or the St. Louis Cardinals; sometimes it is a love of history or trivia. The possibilities are endless. What is essential is that we find a place upon which we can build. Friendships are formed on the basis of a common interest. When we learn that another person shares our interest and passion for something, we are more free to connect with them on deeper levels. Therefore, embrace the common ground and endeavor to be an instrument of unity and reconciliation rather than division. Use this starting point to lead another person to Christ and the more important things in life.

Marriage Encounter: On a Marriage Encounter weekend, married couples have a chance to rekindle communication and renew their appreciation for one another. Marriage Encounter weekends will be presented on April 21-23 and August 4-6. If you would like to apply, go to www.stl-wwme.org or call 314.649.7317.

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“The Life of Serenity” Saturday, March 11, 2017 9:00 am – 3:30pm Mark your calendars and come join us for a day of prayer, rituals, song input and discussions regarding having “Life to the Full.” All are welcome. Presenter: Sr. Alacoque Burger, O.S.F. “A Lenten Day of Reflection” Saturday, March 25, 2017 9:00 – 3:30 pm Join us during this midpoint time of Lent to reflect on this sacred season and the Feast of the Annunciation – “Mary’s Fiat.” The day will end with the “Stations of the Cross.” All are welcome. Presenter: Mary Wainscott

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NEWS: FISH FRY SCHEDULE: March 17th, 31st and April 14th. Serving time is 3:00-6:00 pm. CHICKEN & BEEF DINNERS – March 5, 2017. Serving is from 10:30 am to 2:00 pm (unless they run out!) Your support is very much appreciated! Desserts & Workers are always needed. Please help if you can! 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Charter of the Knights of Columbus will be held on Sunday, March 12, 2017. Members & State Dignitaries will be attending the 10:00 am Mass. A luncheon will be served at the hall following Mass. All members are asked to bring a covered dish to share. The club will be providing the main dish and drinks. Looking forward to seeing everyone there! St. Patrick’s Day Dance, March 18th: $10 per person or $15 per couple. Silent Auction will be held at 6 pm. Music from 8:00-12:00. Music provided by Tom Sampson Band. Come join us for a night of fun!

UPCOMING MEETINGS AND IMPORTANT CALENDAR DATES:

March 7 – Parish Council Mtg. 6:30 pm March 12 – Knights of Columbus 50th Anniversary Mass March 14 – St. Anne Sodality Mtg. 6:00 pm March 14 – Advisory Board Mtg. 6:30 pm March 15 – Athletic Board Mtg. 6:30 pm March 18 – St. Patrick’s Day Corned Beef Dinner, 5 pm March 21 – Parish Penance Service 6:30 pm March 25 – School Dinner/Auction March 27 – St. Vincent de Paul Mtg., 9 am March 28 – Baptism Mtg. for Parents & Godparents March 28 – Joint Mtg. of Parish Council, Finance and School Advisory Board members 6:30 pm

THIS WEEK’S READINGS: The reassuring message of our sacred scriptures today is that God will not forget us. We can trust in our loving God who cares for us more than for any other creature. We can rest in God alone and set aside our concerns about the future. As we take in this message today, let us look for places in our own lives where we can learn to trust God more. QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What practical commitment—to which charity or person—can I make before Lent begins this Wednesday so that my prayer, fasting, and almsgiving will reflect Jesus’ radical call to trust?

Resisting Happiness: Resisting God Week One - SOMETHING IS MISSING Read Chapters 1–6 Prayer: Loving Father, Open our hearts and minds and allow us to see the beauty of our faith. Show us what is possible and fill us with the grace, strength, and wisdom to live all the good things we explore here together. Send your Spirit upon us so that we can discover your dream for us to become the-best-version-of-ourselves, and have the courage to defend and celebrate this true self in every moment of our days. We ask you to bless in a special way the hungry, the lonely, the sick, and the discouraged. Remind us of our duty toward them and inspire us to be filled with a profound gratitude. We ask all this through your Son, Jesus. Amen. Questions 1. What is one way that you have encountered resistance? 2. Are you as happy as you could be? In chapter two of Resisting Happiness, the author asks us to give ourselves a happiness score between 1 and 10 over the past three months. What score would you give yourself? 3. Lent is a great time to take a step back and look at our lives. In what area of your life do you need to place God at the center? 4. Have you ever wanted something good for someone more than they wanted it for themselves? 5. What hard battle are you fighting? 6. In chapter five, the author says we are called to put ourselves in the middle of the mess of the world and work to make a difference, however small. What does that mean to you in light of the Lenten call to prayer, fasting, and almsgiving? 7. Has restlessness ever pushed you to become a-better-version-of-yourself? The Dynamic Catholic Prayer Loving Father, I invite you into my life today and make myself available to you. Help me to become the-best-version-of-myself by seeking your will and becoming a living example of your love in the world. Open my heart to the areas of my life that need to change in order for me to carry out the mission and experience the joy you have imagined for my life. Inspire me to live the Catholic faith in ways that are dynamic and engaging. Show me how to best get involved in the life of my parish. Make our community hungry for best practices and continuous learning. Give me courage when I am afraid, hope when I am discouraged, and clarity in times of decision. Teach me to enjoy uncertainty and lead your Church to become all you imagined it would be for the people of our times. Amen.

ST. JOACHIM CATHOLIC SCHOOL “JESUS ROCKS!”

DINNER AND AUCTION MARCH 25, 2017

The St. Joachim Catholic School Auction Committee cordially invites you to the school’s annual dinner and auction on March 25, 2017. The theme for this year is “Jesus Rocks”, with a 1950s décor. DON’T FORGET to get your ticket for the Auction! You must reserve your seat in advance for $20 per person. PLEASE DO SO AS SOON AS POSSIBLE so that you can have a seat! Once the seating tickets sell out, a limited number of “standing room only” tickets will be sold. These tickets do not include dinner or a guaranteed seat. No actual ticket is being issued. Every ticket ordered and paid for is being entered on a spreadsheet by the school secretary. This spreadsheet will be at the door when you enter for the evening. It will include your name and a table number and will be checked off as people enter. If you have made a seating request you will be with your group. All requests for group seating should be sent to the school secretary.

Encounter Lent. We are called to build a culture of encounter. Jesus made that clear from the way he lived, the message he preached. Pope Francis makes that clear by his own daily example. And we have a host of holy men and women who have come before us, who have gone to the margins of society so that every member of our human family might know the love of God. Now, it’s our turn. With the spiritual pillars of Lent at our disposal, we set out on a 40-day journey, a journey of encounter with ourselves, our neighbors and our God. ◾Through prayer, we encounter Christ, present in the faces of every member of our human family, so often still walking that long road to Calvary. ◾Through fasting, we encounter our own obstacles, those things about ourselves that prevent us from loving God and neighbor. ◾Through almsgiving, we encounter our brothers and sisters around the world, asking what we can give up so that others might have life to the fullest. Lent is our time to encounter, to cultivate a spirit of global solidarity. CRS Rice Bowl is our tool, Catholic Relief Services‘ Lenten faith-in-action program for families and faith communities, a vehicle through which the stories of communities around the world can be shared, an invitation through which our prayers and Lenten sacrifices can change lives. Through CRS Rice Bowl, we hear stories from our brothers and sisters in need worldwide, and devote our Lenten prayers, fasting and gifts to change the lives of the poor. Each day of Lent, individuals are invited to use the Lenten Calendar—included with every CRS Rice Bowl—to guide their Lenten almsgiving. These daily almsgiving activities—for example, give 25 cents for every faucet found in your home—help families reflect on the realities of our brothers and sisters around the world and how they can be in solidarity during the Lenten season. How will you contribute to the culture of encounter this Lent? FIRST WEEK OF LENT - ENCOUNTER INNOVATION We encounter the Singh family in India, where a mother and father are using innovative farming techniques to feed their family amidst a flood. How is God inviting us to think outside the box in service to others this Lent? Visit crsricebowl.org for more.

PLEASE JOIN US! On March 18th, following the 4:00 pm Mass we will have a St. Patrick’s Day, Corned Beef & Cabbage Dinner. The St. Anne’s Sodality will be providing the meal. Cost of the meal will be $8 for adults and $4 for ages 12 and under. We will also be having a “Cake Walk” so if any lady member would like to provide an extra dessert that would be great! Join us for a great evening of fellowship and fun!

St. Joachim School

“Your Future Begins With Us” News from St. Joachim School

Mission Statement The mission of St. Joachim Catholic School is to assist the parents and parish community in the shared responsibility of providing an excellent religious and academic education that is Alive in Christ for the children of Washington County. The Lenten season began on Ash Wednesday at Mass and with students and staff receiving ashes. A reminder that Lent involves a time of "simple living" including prayer, penance, and good works. At St. Joachim School it is our intention to reflect on one of these tasks each week with the students in preparation of Easter. Please continue to pray for the First Communicants. May 7th is First Communion Day. Screening for preschool, pre-k and kindergarten students starts Wednesday, March 8 and will finish on Friday, March 10. Anyone that has a child to be considered for enrollment next year, please call the office to make an appointment for this screening. Our office number is 438-3973. The end of the quarter is Friday, March 3 and report cards will go home on Friday, March 10th. Friday, March 10 is a Faculty meeting and students will be dismissed at 12:00. March 14 is Advisory Board meeting at 6:30. March 17 - To celebrate St. Patrick's Day all of the school community may wear green. You know we have a real Irishman here! Hats off to Mrs. Mary Boyer. God Bless the community of St. Joachim.

Religious Education News

Serve Him with Joy and Gladness RCIA and Adult Faith Formation. If interested in becoming Catholic, being fully received into Catholic Church, or receiving sacrament of Confirmation call Joyce Politte, 573-438-3213 or 636-328-1343. Come and See. Sessions meet on Thursday evenings from 6:30-8 p.m. in the lower room of the Incarnate Word building. Rite of Sending: Catechumens, Nick Messex, Tony Rogers and Andy Thorton and Candidate, Dan Wickerham celebrated the Rite of Election at the Cathedral Basilica with Archbishop Carlson presiding. The Church makes its “election” that is, the choice and admission of those catechumens and candidates who have the disposition that makes them fit to take part, at the celebration of the sacraments of initiation at the Easter Vigil. This step is called election because the acceptance made by the Church is founded on the election by God, in whose name the Church acts” (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, p. 63, paragraph 119). Please pray for them as they answer the call of God without reservation with a strong, firm, “Yes, Lord, I will follow you.” Server’s Practice will be held for all students who are presently serving at Mass and those who would like to learn to serve at Mass. The second practice with the PSR students will be on Wednesday, March 8 at 6:30. Thank you to teachers, Msgr. Hansen, Jim Johnston, and Ken DeGonia. Infant Baptism Meeting for parents and godparents March 28 at 6:30 p.m. in the Incarnate Word Center. Parents and godparents are required to attend. Godparents must be 16 years of age and practicing confirmed Catholics. Pregnant parents may attend as well. Meetings are scheduled approximately once a quarter.

WORD OF LIFE: “It is important to remember that no matter what you have done, you retain your dignity as a son or daughter of God, loved by the Father. What sin has disintegrated, grace can reunite and make whole.” “Wash Me Thoroughly”: Healing from Pornography Use and Addiction. Daniel Spadaro / USCCB Committee on Laity, Marriage, Family Life and Youth

St. James Church, Potosi, will be having a Quilt & Cash Bingo on Sunday, March 5, 2017. The doors will be open at 11:30 am, Games begin at 1:00 pm. Playing for Quilts, Comforters, Cash, etc. Paying out over $500. If you have any questions call 573-438-4686. Refreshments available and Chicken Noodle Soup, Chili, Hot Dogs, Chili Dogs, Nachos, Popcorn, Drinks. One must be 16 years of age in order to attend (State Law) St. Stephen Parish in Richwoods will be having a Corned Beef & Cabbage/Ham Dinner on Sunday, March 12, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. All are invited to support them! St. Joseph Church in Apple Creek, MO is having their annual Chicken & Dumpling and Sausage Dinner on March 12th from 11 am to 2 pm. Serving chicken & dumplings and sausage, dressing, slaw, homemade bread and pie. All you can eat buffet style. $8.00 for adults, $4.00 for children, children under 6 eat for free. Country Store will be open. Vincentian Parish Mission: A Vincentian Parish Mission will be sponsored by St. Joseph Church, Bonne Terre, and St. Anne Church, French Village, MO. The mission will be held March 20-23 at St. Joseph Church in Bonne Terre, MO. Each evening at 6:00 pm there will be a special parish Mass and homily designated to increase our spirituality. A social will follow in the parish hall. All are invited to attend.

St. Joachim School will once again be selling Easter baskets at the annual Auction on March 25! We are collecting donations to go into the baskets: Easter grass, individually wrapped candy, plastic eggs, and toys such as cars, dolls, outdoor toys, Nerf guns, Playdoh, coloring books and crayons, hair accessories, or nail polish, etc. Items can be placed in a donation basket inside church or can be brought to school.

Don’t forget that our St. Joachim Church app is now available to download for iPhone and Android smart phones. Stay connected with our parish throughout the week with instant notifications, an easy-to-access event calendar, and the ability to quickly reply to or share messages via Facebook or Twitter. Also enjoy a bunch of additional features like prayers, daily readings, helpful reminders to silence your phone before Mass or Confession, and much more.

Ash Wednesday Environment When we come to church on Ash Wednesday or for the rest of Lent, we find that the environment has changed. The color is violet; there are no flowers; the church building is more barren and more somber. Many parishes use bare branches as part of the decor or cacti to remind us of the desert. This environment is to invite us into the penitential season of Lent. It is to focus us on the essentials of our spiritual life so that we may learn to imitate Jesus more completely and thus prepare for the celebration of the resurrection at Easter. Lenten Change Lent is about change. It calls us to change our attitudes; it calls us to change our habits; and it prays that God will change our hearts. Sometimes when we do things differently we can awaken the presence of God in our lives. Try this: tomorrow morning brush your teeth using your left hand (if you’re right-handed). You will immediately notice how much focus it requires. It’s the same with our worship. Sometimes we need to do things differently just to appreciate their meaning. That’s part of the reason for the change of liturgical seasons, a simple sign that we are willing to allow God to move us from wherever we are to wherever God wants us to be.

SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE to Parish Council, Finance Committee and School Advisory Committee Members: There will be a meeting with representatives of the Archdiocese of St. Louis Finance and Education Offices on March 28, 2017 at 6:30 pm in the IWC meeting room. All members are asked to put this on your calendar now and attend. This planning meeting is for committee members only.

St. James Church, Potosi, MO Lenten Fish Fry schedule is March 10th, March 24th, and April 7th. Serving is from 4:00-7:00 pm. Serving Catfish, Whiting, Baked Cod or Shrimp, Baked Beans or Green Beans, Potato Wedges, Stewed Tomatoes, Cole Slaw, Hush Puppies. Served Buffet Style (Dine-in only). Adults $9.00 and Children $5.00

St. Michael House Day on Thursday, March 16th. Doors open at 10:30; Lunch is at 12 noon. Ham ‘n Beans and Cornbread will be provided. Those whose last names begin with A-M please bring a dessert; those whose last names begin with N-Z please bring a side dish or salad (enough to feed a crowd!) Come join us and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! Please call 438-5002 for more information. (Weather permitting, of course!)

MISSING FROM THE SCHOOL CAFETERIA: 2, GREEN HANDLED PAMPERED CHEF PARING KNIVES AND AN ICE-CREAM SCOOP. If you’ve used the cafeteria recently see if these ended up with your personal things. Thanks!

DON’T FORGET!!! DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS NEXT WEEKEND!! BE SURE TO SET YOUR CLOCKS AHEAD!!!