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THE WOMAN’S WAY
FUQUAY VARINA WOMAN’S CLUB NOVEMBER, 2016
Patty Byrne President [email protected] 919-552-6415
Julia Yeargan First Vice President [email protected] 919-552-1912
Bobbie Asad Second Vice President [email protected] 919-552-1775
Anna Campbell Third Vice President [email protected] 925-399-1629
Pam Booker Recording Secretary [email protected] 919-552-8703
Jeanette Castro Corresponding Secretary [email protected] 845-598-6751
Victoria Currin Treasurer [email protected] 919-552-0553
Quote for the month
Not what we say about our blessings, but how we use them, is the true
measure of our Thanksgiving.
THE PRESIDENT’S KEY NOTES
November is a month to count our blessings. We as a club have so much to be thankful for. International Outreach CSP will be presenting the program this month. Linda Frenette, Director of the Fuquay Chamber of Commerce will be talking about traveling the world to teach English. We are so lucky to have a language others desire to learn. Thank you to our sponsors of the garden party: A Special Event- Andy’s Tents and Events Becky Medlin Realty Fidelity Bank Four Oaks Bank Insurance Matters, LLC (NC) John Deere, US AG (Division of Deere & Co) Kohl’s Martha Smallwood This month and next month we need to be getting out our arts and crafts to put in our ART SHOW at Windsor Point in January. I am so thankful for each of you and your contributions to our club. Let us continue to Reach for the Stars! God Bless,
PattyByrne
Reach for the Stars
Treasurer’s Report – VICKI CURRIN
FV Woman's Club
10/1-31/16
BEGINNING BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND $ 7,606.61 INCOME TO GENERAL FUND (funded by fundraisers):
Garden party tickets
$ 280.00 Garden party tickets
$ 100.00
General donation
$ 13.00 Cookbook
$ 5.00
Garden party sponsors
$ 300.00 Garden party sponsors
$ 170.00
TOTAL GENERAL FUND INCOME
$ 868.00
$ 8,474.61
EXPENDITDURES TO GEN FUND Andy's Tents - garden party $ 200.00
B Kennedy - G party paper goods $ 49.01 B Asad G party expenses
$ 13.22
B Kennedy - Elederly Home bingo $ 100.96
$ (363.19)
TOTAL FUNDS IN GEN FUND
$ 8,111.42
BEGINNING BALANCE IN CLUBHOUSE $ 4,560.45 INCOME TO CLUBHOUSE
Rent- New Birth church-9/21 $ 75.00 Rent - Aglow 9/24
$ 75.00
Rent Stautanberger 9/17
$ 75.00 Rent Snipes 10/1
$ 75.00
Rent- New Birth church-Oct $ 450.00 Rent Campbel 9/27
$ 60.00
Rent - Zavala
$ 75.00
$ 885.00
$ 5,445.45
EXPENDITURES TO CLUBHOUSE Duke Energy -Oct
$ 82.18
PSNC-Oct
$ 18.73 Town of Fuquay -Oct
$ 44.11
D. May leaf removal
$ 15.00 Wake Co taxes- CH
$ 1,181.16
S. Simmons- CH supplies
$ 12.12 TOTAL EXPENDITURES
$ (1,353.30)
TOTAL FUNDS IN CLUBHOUSE
$ 4,092.15
BALANCE IN FEDERATION (OPS)funded by club dues $ 3,960.30 INCOME TO FEDERATION (OPERATIONS)
Nametag- M Daniels
$ 14.00 TOTAL TO FEDERATION (OPS) INCOME $ 14.00
$ 3,974.30
EXPENDITURES TO FEDERATION (OPs) J Woolard nametags
$ 120.05
Website
$ 17.49 Memorial- L Walters
$ 50.00
$ (187.54)
BALANCE IN FEDERATION (Ops)
$ 3,786.76
GENERAL FUNDS
$ 8,111.42 CLUB HOUSE
$ 4,092.15
Federation / OPERATIONS $ 3,786.76 FV Town Tech Scholarship $ 3,090.02 (paid $2000 for Mayer & Guzman) deposit 7/7
MEMORIALS
$ 470.00 L. Walters CIP
$ 316.50 $1500 to caboose
ART DEPT FUND RAISER $ 355.35 TOTAL FUNDS
$ 20,222.20
30 Month CD - matures 5/2/18 $ 13,622.42 includes Theatre Arts dollars
MEMBER NEWS
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
ITEMS TO BRING TO OCTOBER MEETING
LADIES LUNCHEON
Sandy Allen 11/1 Jeanette Castro 11/2 Julia McCombs 11/5 Elisabeth Boyles 11/8 Fran Price 11/13 Vickie Cardin 11/14 Dale McDaniel 11/19 Pam Booker 11/25
Home Life: small shampoos, soaps, men’s toiletries and
cleaning supplies
Conservation: plastic grocery bags; pop tops; paper towel
and toilet paper tubes
Education: old magazines; bible (Spanish and English);
education box tops
Due to the holiday season, the luncheons will
be postponed for November and December.
They will resume in January 2017.
GARDEN PARTY AT BALLENTINE SPENCE HOUSE
WARM WISHES
Please send your warm wishes to our club members and their loved ones who are feeling a
little under the weather: Vicki Currin’s Mom, Jean Ballard; Peggy Reynaud;
Do you know of someone in need of sunshine?
Please send an e-mail to [email protected]
FVWC BOOK CLUB
November 28, 2016 at 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
“All the Light We Cannot See” by Anthony Doerr; refreshments will be served. WINNER OF THE PULITZER PRIZE From the highly acclaimed, multiple award-winning Anthony Doerr, the beautiful, stunningly ambitious instant New York Times bestseller about a blind French girl and a German boy whose paths collide in occupied France as both try to survive the devastation of World War II. Come and join in the discussion! We will be assigning our book discussions for the year at that time.
NEWS FROM THE WOMAN’S JUNIOR’S CLUB Last call for Charity Ball tickets! A few tickets remain for the Ball on November 18 at Bentwinds Country Club. Help the Juniors meet their fundraising goals so they can continue the good work in our community. Tickets are $75. Come join us for an evening as we "Party Like Gatsby" with The Embers. If you can't come but would like to support, we are accepting silent auction donations as well. Contact a club member to purchase tickets or donate an auction item.
CLUB NEWS
Ways & Means - Second Vice-President: BOBBIE ASAD
Thank you to everyone that participated in the Garden Party event. It was a success
because of all that you did to make this fundraiser possible - before the event, during, and
the cleanup afterwards.
Membership - Third Vice-President: Anna Campbell
We are thrilled to welcome nine members to our club! Please take a minute and welcome each of these ladies by sending a note card, email or by calling her on the phone.
Kathy Arnold Pam Barbour Amy Freeman 2415 Belvinwood Drive 175 Barbour Lane 278 Curragh Cove Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 (919) 552-1006 (919) 552-7297 (919) 906-9909 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Barbara Lawrence Dale McDaniel Jeanette Moore-Burlock 408 E. Vance Street 6504 Duncan’s Creek Court 226 Troy Drive Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 (774) 454-2134 (919) 906-3021 (919) 369-8829 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Leslie Phipps Kimball Sargent Sheri Schwietering 3021 Willow Ranch Drive 7155 Sunset Lake Road 1044 Wilbon Road Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 (919) 762-0670 (919) 606-6092 (919) 552-4416 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
SOCIAL – Vickie Cardin and Jeanne Ridpath
Arts – CHAIR: Martha Smallwood; co-chair: Donna MacDonald
Written this month by Debra Semple
Hello Ladies! You've got a little more than two months to finish up all those beautiful arts and crafts we know you've been working on for our Art Festival in January! If you haven't started something, then this is a good time to begin. Holiday arts and crafts are always
welcome, so get cracking! We all know that everyone is getting ready to gear up for the Holiday Season and what better time to share some special events or performances with friends and family. There's not a more special gift to give someone than the gift of time together. So here are just a few things you might want to consider: 1. NC Museum of Art - Amanda Parer's "Intrude" , huge, inflatable bunnies illuminated from the inside will be part of a 10 day exhibit- Great for kids/grandchildren - Oct. 28 through Nov. 6th. -"Panorama: North Carolina", more than 30 photos of NC by artists based in the state- Oct. 8 through Feb. 12 -For the men in our lives: "Rolling Sculpture: Art Deco Cars from the 1930's and 40's - Oct. 1 through Jan. 15. 2. ArtSpace in Raleigh- "Sisters: 10 Years and Counting" function pottery by Mary Beth Owen Nov. 4 through 26th. -"Color Local Christmas" an all local women artist group show-Dec. 2 through 31st 311 W. Martin St., Raleigh. http://www.localcoloraleigh. com 3. "Moonlight in the Garden" - The JC Raulston Arboretum in Raleigh will open it's gates each evening for a nightime stroll through the gardens lit by 3,000 luminaries and "fireflies" in the trees- from 6-8:30 pm, Nov. 5-6, and Nov. 11-12 4. Plays/ Shows/ Ballet : Raleigh Little Theatre, Cary Arts Center, DPAC, Meymandi Concert Hall, Duke Energy Center for Performing Arts just to name a few - so check out their schedules Last but not least: Fuquay Varina High School is presenting the play " The Adams Family" -Nov. 17-19 (evening performances) and Nov. 20th- matinee. Go to dinner and a play all right here in Fuquay-Varina!
JANUARY ART CLASS
January 31, 2017; Time 7-9pm. At club house.
Cost: $10 donation to Woman’s club; $3 supplies to teacher
Size canvas: 11 x 14,
Bring your paint brushes and a hair dryer, if you have them.
Reply to: [email protected]
Only 4 spots left
Conservation – Chair: Bev McDougall & Vickie Cardin
Celebrate the 2016 Centennial of the National Park Service and Find Your Park. Discover America’s parks, have fun, and become a steward of these natural and historical treasures to ensure their existence for the next 100 years! Best State Parks near Fuquay-Varina are: Raven Rock State Park, William B. Umstead State Park, Carvers Creek State Park, and Weymouth Woods-Sandhills Nature Preserve. North Carolina has many National Parks across the state. You can look them up online so that when you are in the area, you can visit. Please bring pop tops, plastic grocery bags and toilet paper rolls to November meeting. We would like to get a group together to pick up trash on local F-V roads. Do you have roads you would like to see cleaned? Send a message to Bev or Vickie Cardin.
Home Life – Chair: Barbara Kennedy & Peggy Reynaud
You are all aware of Hero's United which needs furniture, linens, men's toiletries and cleaning products for the Vets. We are also asking for shampoos and soaps for the Elderly Home.
Education – Chair: Dot Mays & Shirley Simmons Education CSP Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Mini Grants The big project for Education in November was the FV Teacher Mini Grant Reception to honor the Winners for 2016-2017. A total of 20 awards were given from the following schools: Kelly Bailey, Alexis Jennings: Herbert Akins Susie Holland, Jessica Gutierrez, Nancy Friend: Middle Creek Elementary Megan Lewis, Lindsay Maclellan: Willow Springs Michele Eisenberg: Ballentine
Cathy Scheer, Christine Kelly, Kristen Bush: Fuquay-Varina Elementary Shana Barr: Lincoln Heights Lisa Bartels, David Lovin: Fuquay-Varina High Dawn Giasi: Southern Wake Academy Carrie Jones, Alissa Pollack: Middle Creek High Matthew Lanner, Beth Selig, Chris Zirkle, Hunter Rion: Fuquay-Varina Middle Education recognized Marilyn Gardner as the first Education Chairman who worked with President Lynette Walters who first implemented the Mini Grant Program in 1991. The Town of Fuquay-Varina is commended for their support of education and teachers at this the 25th Anniversary. Pictures: 1. Mayor Byrne and Assistant Superintendent, Lloyd Gardner beam with pride. 2. The entire audience in the Clubhouse behind Marilyn Gardner & Vickie Currin. 3. Marilyn Gardner bids winners farewell. 4. Vickie Currin, Julia Yeargan, and Chris Taylor congratulate Susie Holland.
International Outreach – Chair: Patty Byrne & Sandy Allen
The speaker for our November meeting hosted by the International Outreach Committee is Linda Frenette, Director of the F-V Chamber of Commerce. She will talk about her recent trip to Greece where she taught English to Greek students.
Please remember to bring your filled “Trick or Treat” boxes to our November meeting for our annual UNICEF project. If you prefer, you may make a small donation with cash or write a check to US Fund for UNICEF –Trick or Treat. Your donations go a long way to help children in over 190 countries and territories. $1 can provide protein biscuits for a hungry child, $5 can provide 13 doses of a measles vaccine, $15 can provide a child with clean, safe water for one year, and the list goes on and on in the numerous ways UNICEF continues to help needy children.
Please continue to get your immunizations at Walgreens this fall. They have contributed millions to the UN Foundation program called “Shot@Life”. When you get a shot, they will give a shot to help protect children in developing countries from vaccine-preventable diseases. GFWC is a proud partner with this program and encourages your participation. As of last month, 113 shots were counted at the meeting.
Looking for the THE PERFECT GIFT FOR ANY HOLIDAY OR OCCASION?
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Our International Outreach project for November and December is Heifer.
Heifer International works with communities in need around the world to end hunger and poverty while caring for the Earth. Your gift will give families the resources and training they need to lift themselves from hunger and poverty. Give them a gift that truly makes a difference.
NOVEMBER EVENTS CALENDAR Nov. 7 7:00 pm FVJWC General Meeting Clubhouse
Nov. 14 6:45 pm FVWC General Meeting –
International OutReach CSP
Clubhouse
Nov. 17 9 – 11 am Coffee with a Cop Windsor Point
Nov. 18 Charity Ball (“Party Like the
Gatsby”)
Bentwinds Country
Club
Nov. 28 7 pm Book Club Meeting Clubhouse
