From: Russell Glanz [Russell@avery.com]

To: Leslie Bonham [bonham@monroe.net]

Subject: Monroe Park

Dear Mayor Bonham:

I am writing in regard to the proposed law banning the feeding of pigeons in Monroe Park. I would like to express my support for this legislation. I do not dislike pigeons but I feel that they are unsanitary and a nuisance.

I love Monroe Park but have been forced to stay away from the area. I used to go running and have picnics in the park, but the pigeon population is out of hand and it is nearly impossible to do anything without a pigeon getting in the way. Last time my family and I had a picnic, a pigeon kept landing on our table and coming back despite our efforts to make it leave.

People must stop feeding these birds. If this legislation passes, I believe park conditions will be overall improved. It will be cleaner and more pleasant.

Thank you for your time and your concern for our city.

From: Jack Bates [jackbates@juneauto.com]

To: Sales staff

Subject: Tuesday

I just got word that James Macy, Vice President of Sales, will be visiting the store next Tuesday. He will be here to check overall and individual sales, discuss strategy, give tips, and have lunch with us.

I would like everyone to work hard until then and think about what you’re doing right and/or wrong. Mr. Macy is very down-to-earth and friendly. Relax, act natural, be professional, and everything will be fine.

I’m sure Mr. Macy will give great insight into how to improve our sales. Although our sales are slightly above our goals, there is always room for improvement.

Regards,

Jim Bates

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Attention Merring Employees:

Merring & Co. believes investing time in employees and family is as important as investing in the stock market. Without our wonderful, hard-working employees, our business would be nothing.

To show our appreciation, Merring & Co. will be hosting an employee golf tournament on Saturday, May 3 at Yorkshire Golf Course beginning at 9 a.m. A cash award of $1,000 will go to the winner.

Registration is from March 10-17. Forms are available online or in the General Affairs Department. Registration is $3. Immediate family members are also invited to participate in the tournament.

In addition to the golf tournament, there will be a children’s putting contest at the Yorkshire Mini-Putt. A barbecue will follow the main tournament with refreshments provided.

Please bring your family and join the Merring family for a fun-filled day. For more information, visit www.merring.com/event/employeegolf.

Michelle Kahn

126 N. Clark Street Suite 200

Chicago, IL 60610

312-595-8383
michellekahn@lehring.com
Gilbert’s Woodworks

912 Cruse Avenue

Helena, MT 59601

Dear Mr. Cruz:

I recently visited a friend who had her cabinets custom-made by your company. I loved the craftsmanship and detail of the cabinets and would like to know more about the services you offer.

My mother’s birthday is in two months and I would like to replace her coffee table with something special.

Although your company is based in Montana, I was wondering if you would be able to deliver to Chicago. If you would, please send me a catalog or some company brochures about the work your company offers. I’m looking for something elegant.

Thank you for your time and help. I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Michelle Kahn

Byron rejects $29.5 billion offer

Drugmaker Byron rejected a $29.5 billion hostile takeover bid by Crotrex after a long meeting at Byron’s company headquarters in Baltimore.

Calling the bid inadequate after beating market expectations for two consecutive quarters, Byron’s chief Floyd Lehman hinted the company might be willing to deal “if Crotrex doesn’t undervalue Byron,” which is currently worth about $39 a share.

Yet a spokesman for Crotrex said it would be unwilling to negotiate the price but would consider changing other terms of the agreement. Talks are expected to resume next week.

Playtime makes Brainy Babies

By Karen Viera

Playtime, Inc., a leading maker of infant and toddler products, announced a new division including books and teaching materials called Baby School.

Marketed as a baby’s first experience with learning, the division is aimed at the growing number of parents who enroll their children in educational centers at and sometimes before the age of two.

Ranging from numbers to animals and even foreign languages, Baby School Books will include titles from most subjects. “We came up with the idea after hearing about basic foreign language classes attended by parents with their infants,” said Playtime Planning Executive Robert R. Hershire. “Studies show that educating children at their earliest years can help increase scores and possibly boost IQs. Parents are responding positively, which is encouraging.”

Baby School’s first publications will include a book of beginning words in phrases in Spanish, French, and German. There will also be a book of numbers and beginning math as well as introductory science, which will include topics such as animals and space.

“We’re confident we will get a positive response based on the interest we’ve already experienced,” said Hershire referring to high orders from book and baby stores. Baby School products will debut this Friday.