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| President's Message March, 2010
Bob McCulley
Hi everyone. Thank you for taking the time to read my message this month.
We are sad that one of our Board members has recently lost a relative.
We had a great turnout for the Superbowl party. Everyone had a great time. We had a lot of our members join in the fun. I think we had almost as many happy people as the Saints themselves.
We have an issue that must be addressed. As most of you know, we can have only one open event per month which is reserved for our Dances. So here is what the Board must decide at the next Board meeting. We must decide whether to eliminate two monthly dances and instead have an open Superbowl party in February, and do the same for our annual Christmas party in December. So, it would to your advantage to become a member so you can participate in all of our activities. This would include movies and dine outs, monthly poker games, Superbowl and Christmas party, the chowder run as examples. We must enforce this policy to be compliant with PWP International. When you stop to think, it is not fair to the members who pay their $50 to be able to participate in our activities. I want to thank each of you who support our dances and to members who support our activities and I look forward to seeing you at our St. Patrick's Dance in March.
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Programs/Education Vice President’s Message Liz Cervantes clis2217@yahoo.com
You may not have thought of it as "educational" but have you gone or been invited to some type of conference about health, diet, insurance, etc? These are events that people find new information or "educate"; inform me if you know of any such events where others would be welcome. I am only one person there for I only tell you about events I know about. Unfortunately, we are still in need...so any food or glasses would be used by the Second Harvest Food Bank or the Lions Club. Thank you. Lisbeth
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| Membership Vice President's Message
Carol Turpin
We would like to thank Mary Lou Duffy and Sherry Waide-Shirley for their membership in our group. Its nice to have you. We hope you will come out to some of our functions and enjoy yourselves. We try to have enjoyable social events. We like to get together and go to the movies and dine out. We get together to play cards, if you don't know how to play, we will teach you. Of course our most enjoyable event is our dances. We all have a great time dancing and socializing. We hope to see you both real soon. Thanks again!!!!!! We hope the weather will be warm in March for our next dance, don't forget to WEAR YOUR GREEN!!!!!!
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Newsletter Director’s Message
Mark Yawnick
Thank you, Mary, for the excellent Birthday cake!
Thank you Joanie, for sending in your photographs for the Chapter publications!
Change of address? Change of telephone number? Change of email address? Please let us know.
Notify Carol Turpin 951-743-7858, or Mark Yawnick 951-358-0278
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PWP Chapter 37
Minutes of the Board of Directors meeting, held at Marie Callendar's Restaurant, Redlands.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Meeting called to order at 7:05 PM.
Minutes of the Jan. 11, 2010 Board meeting were approved.
Mark gave his report on the status of the Website, and of the Newsletter printing and mailing.
Ray Fisher will donate chocolates for door prizes.
New Business: We have one new member. We thank Gail for a great Super Bowl Party.
Old Business: None.
Meeting adjourned at 8:25 PM.
Loretta Winters, Secretary
Feb 8, 2010
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| Activities of our Neighboring Chapters
Friday, March 19, Time: 8:00 PM to Midnight
(A) Fullerton-Anaheim Chapter 67 Dance at the Knotts Resort Hotel, Buena Park
This month, Chapter 67 Dance is being held on the third Friday. This Dance is an open function.
Cost: $10 PWP Members, $14 Non-Members
Location: 7675 Crescent Ave Buena Park 90620. Directions: From Riverside, 91 Freeway West, exit #238 Beach Blvd/Buena Park, left on Beach Blvd., right on Crescent to address on right.
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