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1. Janamashtami Celebration

The societies' welfare association, Rohini is organising Janamashtmi celebration in the locality. Being the cultural head, draft a notice in not more than 50 words informing the residents of the same.



Society Welfare Association
Notice
1 Sept 2015
        
Janmashtami Celebration

We cordially invite you all to the Janamashtmi celebration as per the following details:

Date: 5 Sept 2015

Time: 6:00 pm onwards

Venue: District Park, Rohini

Events: Devotional songs, Fancy dress competition for kids and Dahi Handi

We look forward to your presence to grace the joyous occasion.

Kapil Verma
Cultural head
Society Welfare Association, Rohini

2. Relocation of Classrooms

Being the secretary of the student welfare, inform the students regarding the changed classrooms due to the renovation work at the school building.


XYZ School, Okhla
Notice
25 Aug 2015

        
Relocation of Classrooms

Due to the renovation work at the 3rd floor of the school building, the classrooms have been temporarily relocated. The seating plan has been put up on the 2nd floor. This plan will be effective from Thursday, Aug 27. We apologise for the inconvenience caused.

Pulkit Sharma
Secretary
Students Welfare Association

3. Mourning for 'The Missile Man'

You are the principal of Mata Jai Kaur School, Ashok Vihar. In the memory of APJ Abdul Kalam, you want students to maintain a two-minute silence for the departed soul.


Queen's Mary, Tis Hazari, New Delhi
Notice
27 July 2015

        
Mourning for 'The Missile Man'


The principal announces 2-minute silence in the memory of Late APJ Abdul Kalam at 3:00 pm in the assembly area today. Let all of us together pray for peace of the Demised soul.

Vibha Bansal
Principal
Queen's Mary, Tis Hazari, Delhi

4. Lost Bag

You have left your hand bag at the shop. Write the notice giving the details of the bag in not more than 50 words.


Queen's Mary, Tis Hazari, New Delhi
Notice


A Brown 'Baggit' bag


A shoulder bag, leather texture with bottled shaped sparkling key chain

Place: Reliance Fresh store, Dwarka

Date: 25 Sept 2015

Time: 1:00 pm

If found please contact Vidhi Sharma- 9990852724

Reward: 5000/-
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