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ICERTIAS - International Certification Association is a private, politically independent organization based in Zurich, Switzerland. ICERTIAS (www.icertias.com) stimulates innovative ways of market testing and research at a local and at an international level. The organization is primarily focused on the global recognition and promotion of product quality and value.
Ms. Kim gave students certificates for participating in the program and one student had perfect attendance.
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Certificate of Recognition recognizing Sandy Rosenthal and Levees.org for the Flooded House Museuym on March 23, 2019.
Prize I won for a North Devon Libraries summer competition. Photo taken by my father, Rick Smale, in 1976.
Death certificates for those believed to be buried at the Green Street Cemetery (Union Grove Cemetery) in Statesville, Iredell County, North Carolina. Green Street Cemetery was an African American cemetery which began when Mary C. Bell sold a tract of land on High Street (Green Street) on Nov. 21, 1885 to William M. Pearson, S.M Allison, W.A. Russell, trustees for the colored Peoples Graveyard Association for $155.00. Green Street Cemetery was the African American Cemetery (aka Union Grove Cemetery) for the city of Statesville. The cemetery was filling up by 1937 and in 1943 it was replaced by Belmont Cemetery which operates today.
Delegate Dwes Dann of Kooljamon at Cape Leveque receives his Certificate in Tourism awarded through the William Angliss Institute of TAFE