When all the work was complete and we pulled the school gates behind us we knew by the black clouds gathering overhead that a deluge was not far away and we breathed a collective sigh of relief. Maryfield College Maryfield College. It would be impossible to give an account of everything that was done on the day but listed below are some the main achievements : Weeding, raking and planting of the rockery at the front of the school.
New plant pots filled with colourful flowers provided for the front steps at the entrance to the school. Painting of railings, handrails, entrance gates and external doors. Picnic tables in the courtyards repaired and re-painted in modern shades of Barleywood and Seagrass. New blue gingham tablecloths fitted on the 18 tables in the canteen.
Sincere thanks are due to following who have all contributed to the yet another successful Maryfield Spring Clean Day; hopefully nobody has been left out — To the Parents Association for their hard work organising the day and for financing the purchase of the equipment, paint, plants etc.
To the parents who contributed in many ways to ensure that the volunteers were well fed and for their delicious home baking. To Woodies, Coolock, for giving us discount on materials. To the Principal Ms. To John and Brian, school caretakers, for their assistance and for the on-going up-keep of the school premises and its grounds. Last but not by no means least, sincere thanks to all the volunteers who came along on the day and worked so hard — without them this event would not happen.
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Basements, washrooms and storage rooms, for example, and a foot perimeter around the building, should be considered when cleaning up. Soldiers need to report to their area and building coordinators for specific instructions. Use this clean-up period to dispose of bulk trash items.
Bulk items include furniture, carpets, mattresses, suitcases, and other large items that will not fit in the regular refuse container. Special materials like paint, topsoil or beauty bark should be requested as early as possible to insure availability.
Checked out equipment should be returned no later than one week after the scheduled cleanup. Recyclables like cans, paper, wood glass and metal can be dropped off at the recycling centers on:. USAG Bavaria will no longer offer on-post pickup services for bulk trash items.
During spring cleanup, recycling centers will extend their operating hours to compensate. Residents living on post must bring bulk trash to the recycling center. Bulk items are items that cannot be dismantled, torn or broken down to a size that would fit in a trash can or car trunk.
Examples include furniture, mattresses, carpets, washing machines, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, large TVs, ovens, stoves and bicycles.
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