Immaculate Heart of Mary School Newsletter

June:2015

Our Children Need Young Ladies

Are you a young lady who loves little children? Would you like to spend time with them
in a classroom setting? Consider becoming an assistant at Immaculate Heart of Mary school!
Spend time with children and Catholic Sisters in an environment that is tailored to make you
holy and happy. Live a sacramental life while doing what you love. Apply today.

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You Make the Difference!

Our school survives because of your generosity. Thank you for your help. If you would
like to donate to the school go to ihmsnh.org or call (603)239-6495. We are a non-profit
501c(3) organization so your donations are tax deductible. Won't you consider giving today?

Sister Mary Josephs Puzzle Corner

Mr. Patrick Flannigan looked up from a book he was reading on famous dreams
and said to his wife: Listen to this story! It's really amazing!
Dublin, Ireland, April 1, 1903. Mr. Kent had the following dream: Having gone to bed
after reading a book about King Arthur's Court, Mr. Kent dreamt that he was jousting against
the dreaded Black Knight. He was thrown from his horse, and as he lay upon the ground, the
Black Knight came speeding towards him with his lance aimed straight at Mr. Kent. At this
point, Mr. Kents wife woke up, and seeing her husband having a nightmare, she poked him in
the stomach in order to wake him up. Mr. Kent screamed in his sleep, grabbed his stomach,
and fell back onto the bed dead from a heart attack.
Mr. Flannigan put the book down and exhorted his wife: All I can say, Mary, is never
wake me up in the middle of a nightmare!
That's quite a story, all right, Patrick, replied Martha, but I don't believe any of it.
Any one can see that that story isnt true.
How did Martha know that the story wasnt true?

The Solution to Last Month's Puzzle:

The head of an animal preserve in Africa decided to take count of the tigers and
ostriches he had in the park. He did this by counting the number of legs and heads of these
animals. He ended up with 35 heads and 78 legs. Do you know how many lions there were and
how many ostriches?
Solution:
There are four lions and 31 ostriches. Here's how to figure it out: Since the amount of
heads is 35, there has to be a minimum of 70 legs. However, his total count of legs was 78, or
eight legs more than the minimum. These extra legs must belong to the lions. Dividing these
eight legs by two (because we already counted only two legs for each animal so far), we get the
number of four-legged animals. Therefore, the total number of lions has to be four.

Immaculate Heart of Mary School

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Richmond, NH 03470
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