December

The December Luncheon at the Town Club begins with Christmas songs by the Rosettes, our own singing group.  Sylvia Whitworth accompanies the singers, who are Jo Ann Robertson, Josey O'Flynn, Beth Turcotte, Cherl Hinton, Ava Obermueller and Patsy Severin.  After their beautiful songs, they had Christmas Carols printed at each table and we all joined in.  What a wonderful way to begin Christmas!

Members also brought toys, which are under the tree for the Toys for Tots program.  This program is carried on by the Marines, who came with boxes to load up our gifts.  Sitting with President Karen Haug are Corporal Jimenez, Sergeant Garcia and Corporal Govea,

Sergeant Garcia accepts our toys and thanks us on behalf of the US Marine Corps.

Our Hearts and Hands Club collected gifts for military families and Danrak Tate from NAS CC is the coordinator for our Military Christmas Families. These are families who are not eligible for the Toys for Tots or other program, but who are still needy at Christmas time.

Our December Rose is Pat McAnear. Her husband, Jack, accompanies her.  Pat has designed our Sanddollar for the past several terms, plus being the Past President.  Her beautiful corsage is courtesy of ...

Donna Tindall, owner of Personally Yours Florist.

Here is the Rose Table consisting of Jack and Pat, Robin Bennett, Ava, Linda Herrera, Carole Anne Jenness, Bonnie Connor and Robin Swope.

Deanna Bennett is a guest of her sister-in-law, Robin Bennett

Regina Plotnik and Janice Farmer are Prospective Members.  We hope they will join our group.

We have a nice crowd, a wonderful meal and are really in the Spirit of Christmas.

The December Coffee is held in the home of Pam Legvold since Pat McAnear had to leave town due to a death in the family.

The Living Room is full ...

... and the Dining Room is full - plus people are sitting on floors and standing around.  Pam's house is perfect for such a large crowd packed into one Living area.

New member Jane Stone and guest Laurie De La Garza attend.

Denise Parker (on the right) has brought her good friend, Sherry, who was so helpful with the Thanksgiving Dinner for the Women's Shelter.

November

President Karen Haug begins our luncheon and calls on Ava Obermueller to open with a prayer.  Ava also introduces our Rose.

The November Rose is Beth Turcotte.  Beth had a card at each place setting that read,  "We must consider how to rouse one another to LOVE and Good Works. (Hebrews 10:24)" .  Beth's Love and Good Works show in so many ways.  The program followed and the speaker was introduced by VP Debbie Cannatella.

Lucinda Rodela, Public Relations at Stripes, told us about the founding of the Stripes Stores by the Susser family and the charity work that they do in the community.  Their community support focus is Childrens Health and Education on all levels and through the college level.  Check it out at http://www.stripesstores.com/giving_back.  Vicki Gaarder reminds us of the Holiday Market, which features hand crafted items by some of our talented members.  It will be held at Harbor Place, November 12 from 9 am to 4 pm.

Robin Bennett announces that we will decorate the Ronald McDonald house on December 1, following the Coffee.  Denise Parker reminds us that we will be volunteering at the Corpus Christi Women’s Shelter on Thanksgiving day by providing and serving Thanksgiving dinner.  We will also present the money that we have collected throughout this term to benefit the Shelter.  Another project is supporting our Military families by being part of a team for gathering gifts for the families for our annual Christmas holiday drive by contacting Team Captains, Pam Legvold or Denise Parker before the next luncheon.

Treasurer Linda Weldon wins the November Fun and Friendship award for doing such a great job as serving as Treasurer for two terms.  Gloria Waller wins the birthday drawing.

Sitting at the Rose Table are Libby Killgore, Linda, Charlotte McElroy, Mary Ann Davis, Beth, Denise Parker, Susie Wright, Pam Legvold and Ava Obermueller (not in this picture).

Mary Ann Davis is a special friend of Beth's.  They have been friends since childhood.  Beth was Maid of Honor in Mary Ann's wedding and they are glad to live close by again.

Advisor Pat McAnear wins the 50-50 money.

October

October is the time to initiate the new officers for the November 2011 - April 2012 term.  The candles are lit and the flowers are given to Treasurer Linda Weldon, Secretary Liz Gordon, President Karen Haug, Vice-President Robin Bennett (who is standing in for the REAL VP - Debbie Cannatella), Advisors Jean Marie Welch, Robin Swope, Vicki Gaarder and past President Pat McAnear.

Outgoing President Pat McAnear and incoming President Karen Haug

The October Fun and Friendship award is given to Membership Chair, Carole Jenness.  She has made each new member feel welcome and has tirelessly contacted members when their renewal month is up.  Who could possibly say "no" to our ever-smiling, Carole.  We are so thrilled to learn that she is continuing that Chair position next term!

Our program is the Gulf Coast Humane Society.  Pam Legvold, who volunteers at the Humane Society, introduces our speaker ...

... Cody Rice, who is the Society's Director.  Cody inspires each of us as she tells about the great treatment the dogs and cats receive at the center.  She invites us to visit them at 3118 Cabaniss Parkway.  Who knows, many of you might find your perfect pet and your perfect volunteer opportunity!

Kay Jack visits as a guest of Cynthia Huddleston.

Sue Byrne is also a visitor.  She also attended the coffee and we hope she joins our group.

We welcome Donna Murphy as a new member.

Robin Bennett reminds us of the fall social, which is October 22.  (Look at the info in the September Luncheon pictures below!)

VIP President Joyce Seitz reminds us of the Luncheon and Style Show, which will be October 25 at the Corpus Christi Country Club with fashions by Pilars and NNL/VIP models.

Vicki announces the Holiday Market, which features hand crafted items by some of talented members.  It will be held at Harbor Place, November 12 from 9 am to 4 pm.

Two birthday gifts are given and the lucky winners are Cynthia Huddleston and Pam Legvold.  Pam also won the 50/50!  She'll have lots of money for the Social AND the Holiday Market!

October Coffee

The October Coffee is held at the lovely home of Marsha Dooley with LOTS of people attending.

Greeting us as we enter are name tags, the new NNL Cook Books (note one on the right rear in the pictures), announcements sheets and publicity cards, plus the Pink Plate Project to raise money for the Women's Shelter.

Donna Murphy is a brand new member.

Dottie Himes and Sue Byrne are Prospective Members.  We hope that they join our FUN and FRIENDSHIP!

President Pat McAnear (behind the lamp) presides at her last coffee before the new officers take over in November.  Next to her are Donna Murphy, Treasurer Linda Douglas, former President and present Advisor and Linda's daughter Bridget Post and Membership Chair Carole Jenness.

Ann Davis, Connie Smith, Pam Legvold and Beth Turcotte

Some others in the group ... there were still many more around to the left, including ...

... our faithful Coffee Committee/Dishwasher Carol Hicks!

September

As Nominating Committee Chair, Bonnie Conner introduces the proposed slate of Officers: Karen Haug - President, Debbie Cannatella - Vice-President, Liz Gordon - Secretary and Linda Wendon as Treasurer.  The slate is approved by acclamation.  As Prospective Member Chair, she introduces two new members:

Terri Zepeda and Patsy Severin

President Pat McAnear conducts business at the September Luncheon, held at the Town Club.

VP Karen Haug introduces our speaker, Police Chief Troy Riggs.

Chief Riggs brings Officer Theresa Lucich who is in Corpus shadowing the Chief for a month.. She celebrates her birthday today!  The Chief spoke about his objective to have the police department be more proactive regarding crime and public safety versus being only reactive. Involvement with the citizens is one of the ways of achieving this focus as well as setting a mission with goals. The mission being to reduce crime, reduce the fear of crime and to enhance public safety. His major belief is that citizens have the right to know what crime is going on in the area. Like any major city burglaries, gang activity and drive by shootings are areas of focus. He was happy to report that crime in all 3 areas was down this year. He stressed the ways citizens can be involved: check out www.crimereports.com with real time information on crime in your area or neighborhood and now there will be a website that any citizen can go to to report a crime - www.citizenobserver.com.  This website is where you can sign up to receive texts about emergencies such as for evacuation. He feels the more crime is reported, the more that can be done to address it. Citizens can always call 886-COPS to report crimes as well. He attributes the successes of the police department to knowing and utilizing the strengths of the officers. We left feeling the city is in good hands. Chief Riggs is not only a good leader he is approachable and an excellent public speaker.

Hears and Hands Chair Denise Parker announced that they will be working at the  Thanksgiving Dinner at the Corpus Christi Women’s Shelter. She reminded us to save pop tabs for Ronald McDonald House. After December 1st we will be decorating the Ronald McDonald House for Christmas. Be sure and wear your NNL t-shirts while volunteering.

Bonnie wins the Birthday drawing.

Social Chair Robin Bennett brings us up to date on the NNL Social.  Here is the invitation:

August

Vice President Karen Haug introduces our speaker, John Metz, at the August Luncheon, which is held at the Town Club.

John speaks on Hurricane Preparedness.  We are now at the peak of the hurricane season and might have gotten rather complacent, he says.  As his slide states, "Out of sight, Out of mind" and "This could be our year for a major Hurricane!"  He shows videos of storm surges from recent storms.  The majority of casualties are from storm surges.  Our seawall is 14' high and yet much of the city is below this level.  Homes on Padre Island, Flour Bluff, Kings Crossing and the Lakes could be effected with high storm surges.  (The Tsunami in Japan had surges that went over their 40' seawall!)

This slide shows that hurricanes that enter the Gulf of Mexico are more likely to hit the Texas coast than any other area. Louisiana is second. 

President Pat McAnear conducts business following the program.

Joyce Seitz, President of the VIP Club, announces that the VIP Club's next luncheon will be Tuesday, October 25 at the Corpus Christi Country Club with a style show by Pilars.  The luncheon cost will be $18 and all NNL members are invited.

Social Chair Robin Bennett reminds us that the Social will be Saturday, October 22 from 3:30 - 8:30 pm at Briscoe King Pavilion at Padre Bali Park on the Island.  It will be a fun, family affair on the beach, reasonably priced with BBQ type food.  Musical entertainment and all sorts of fun things will be awaiting all ages.  Watch for further details!!!

Debbie Canatella announces that the NNL Cookbook is about to go to press and will be ready for sale at the Social.  We have close to 500 recipes.  For her hard work on the cookbook, Debbie is given the August Fun and Friendship award.  (We look forward to seeing Debbie's watercolor painting of the plant!!!)

Linda Douglas wins the birthday drawing.  We wished a special Happy Birthday to Marion Gholston, who will celebrate her 90th birthday this month!

Denise Parker's guest is ??, who will sing at our Social.

Karen Cicala is Juanita Powell's guest.

Claire Holler is a guest of Ava Obermueller.

Tamara Ouzts, a new member, wins a door prize.

Denise Parker, Hearts and Hands Chair, tells about an upcoming committee meeting and ...

... also reminds us of the "pink plates" sale, which are a money raiser for the Women's Shelter.  $400 has already been raised for this project.

Carole Jenness wins the 50/50 money  of $40!!!

Our new sign is in front of ...

... Peg Ledvold's house, where the August Coffee is held.

Peg is given a plant as a thank you.  She also won the July Fun and Friendship award and is given that gift.  Thanks, Peg, for being so generous.

President Pat McAnear is fllanked by Treasurer Linda Weldon on her left and VP Karen Haug on her right.  Pat did NOT hit Karen, as the rumors say, but Karen fell in her house.

Secretary Liz Gordon has Robin Bennett on her left and Pat Dorsey and Joyce Seitz on her right.

Some of the other attendees are Susan Douglas, Janet Lewis (who is moving in a few weeks), Ava Obermuellar and her guest Claire Holler, Beth Turcotte (in blue) guest Tamara Ouzts, Shara Partlow (who is also moving), Cynthia Huddleston and new member, Dee Wells.  We hate to lose you great members, but we always welcome new members to our club!

Guests Tamara Ouzts and Sonia Craig

Recent new members, Teresa Gallagher and Dee Wells

Ava with her guest, Claire Holler ... Prospective Member Chair Bonnie Conner is making sure that she gets the membership forms to any of our guests who might like to join.

Guest Sonia Craig and Susie Wright

July

President Pat McAnear gives the July birthday gift winner to past President Bridget Post at the NNL Luncheon.

Vice President Karen Haug introduces our speaker, Leah Pummill, from the Audubon Society, who spoke on "Birding in the Coastal Bend".   Since Corpus Christi won the title of the "Birdiest City in the USA" for the 9th year in a row, we really enjoyed hearing about our birds and the Audubon activities.  Leah gave a lively and informative talk as she answered questions from the audience.

Nancy Gray showed Leah this picture that she had taken the day before of 2 baby Mocking Birds opening their mouths to receive food from Mama Bird.  Mama built a nest in one of her hanging baskets and the babies would open their mouths if you talked to them.

Pat gives Carol Littleton the Past Presidents pin and a gift certificate.  We were all so glad to see Carol, who has moved away.  Carol is an Advisor this term, however.  With cell phones and e-mail, she can dish out advice from "afar"!

Juanita Powell has brought her daughter, Susan Bober, who is visiting her.

Melissa Kennedy is a guest of Liz Gordon.

Prospective Member Chair, Bonnie Connor, gives Melissa the membership packet so she can join NNL.  Melissa has recently moved here from Hawaii.

Ways and Means Chair Debbie Cannatella reminds everyone to send in recipes for the upcoming NNL cookbook.  She will e-mail the web address again for submitting your recipes.  She encourages everyone to send MANY recipes.  The committee can cull out duplicates, etc.

Linda Herrera wins the 50/50 money.

Denise Parker, the Chair of the Hearts and Hands Club, makes an announcement about the project of serving Thanksgiving Dinner to the Women's Shelter.  She is asking for donations and volunteers to help cook and serve.

People donating money will receive one of these plates that say, "Generously donated to the Women's Shelter Thanksgiving by (the person's signature.)"  Each one has a cute saying.  This one says, "According to ancient Celtic legend, St. Patrick drove the calories out of Pecan Pie."

This one reads, "Mr. Gobbler suggests, 'Try oven-roasted Flamingo *** very tasty.' "  Robin Bennett supplied the plates, which were left over from a past social.  The committee is just too clever.  What a great Fund Raising idea.  Who could resist one of these cute plates and giving to a great cause.

June

TV Station, KIII, showed the NNL Flamingo, which was designed by Debbie Cannatella, on the news.  It will be displayed at the Botanical Gardens from July 4th to labor Day.  Go the the gardens and VOTE for our flamingo!  The picture is too small to be very clear, but it is a flamingo couple moving, which is typical of NNL!

President Pat McAnear presides at the luncheon, which is held at the Town Club.  She is now back in town from her daughter's wedding.  We look forward to seeing some pictures!

New member, Ann Davis, moved here from San Antonio, following many moves,  both here and overseas.

Cathy Hummell is Denise Parker's guest.

Monica McLeod Sawyer gave an interesting and exciting talk on the Ritz Theatre revival.  The Ritz opened on Christmas Day 1929 and hosted many stage stars as well as movies.  The organization that is working on restoration is called Patch, Positive Action Towards Cultural Heritage, www.ccpatch.org.  Visit their website to see how you can help.

One of the posters that Monica brought.

We have a nice size group, considering that summer is here and many members are gone.

She what you missed by not attending!!!

Our faithful fundraiser, Cherl Hinton, tells about the cookbook that we are going to have.  Pat hands out forms for the recipes.  Look for notices through the Sanddollar and e-mails for how to turn in recipes for the book.

Robin Bennett agreed to take over the Social Chair position and the committee has set the date of October 22 at a Padre Island beach pavilion.  In appreciation of this and her hard work in many other areas, she wins the June Fun and Friendship Award.  She also announced that NNL was entering the Flamingo Contest at the Botanical Gardens, with the flamingo decorated by Debbie Cannatella.  She encouraged everyone to see the flamingo, which will be displayed from July 1 to Labor Day AND VOTE for our flamingo.

Ruth Williams won the birthday drawing.

Debbie High won the 50/50 monry.

May

President Pat McAnear presides at her first luncheon.  She presents the May Fun and Friendship award to Cherl Hinton for faithfully taking pictures at every coffee and luncheon and making the President's scrapbook for the past several terms.  Cherl is an Advisor this term.

Vice President Karen Haug introduces our programs, which is ...

... our very  own Crystal Meade, Membership and Fundraising Director of the Texas State Aquarium.  She now has a conflict on Thursday and has been unable to attend the luncheons.  Having her talk was one advantage to changing the May luncheon date to Monday!  Her visual presentation highlighted the main areas at the Aquarium, which has continued to grow each year.  She also encouraged us to attend and join the Sensational Sustainable Seafood Cooking Classes, which highlights a different chef cooking seafood on the 2nd Tuesday evening of each month.  Check out www.seafoodwatch.org .

Marcia Piatkowski is a guest today.  She is a neighbor of Robin Bennett and her husband is the General Manager of the Omni Hotels.  She has just moved here from Dallas.  Welcome, Marcia.  We hope you will join us!

Marsha Dooley wins the 50/50 money.

Marjorie Abner entertained us with her beautiful piano music during the social period.  She has written a book, You Look So Young for Your Age!  What's Your Secret?  She just turned 100 last month.  Many of purchased her book, which she autographed.  She continues to amaze us!

Marjorie, Sylvia Whitworth and Gloria Waller

Pat, Carole Anne Jenness, Linda Herrera and Stephanie Wenzler

Beth Turcotte, Pam Legvold and Sylvia

April

VIP Luncheon

President Joyce Seitz poses with Shannon, who owns Shannon's dress shop on Staples at Timbergate.  Our good looking models showed off her clothes in a fun Style Show.

During the social period, Marjorie Abner serenaded us with beautiful music.  She also had a "secret".  She has written a book and brought a few copies telling some things about her life.  (She promises to bring more to the NNL Luncheon because they all sold out.)  We learned that she just celebrated her 100th birthday!!!  What an inspiration...

We had a large crowd at the Town Club with great food and table decorations ...

... by Margie Schroeder.  They were given as door prizes and I (your webmaster, Nancy Gray) won this one.

Melissa Brooks was the 50/50 winner!

Luncheon

Our April Rose is Bridget Post, posing here with her husband, Rich.

Her table consists of Stephanie Wenzler, Vicki Gaarder, her mom (our new NNL Treasurer) Linda Weldon, her dad Jim, Bridget,  Rich and Melanie Polasek.  She regretted that Terrie Bodine and Jennifer Oler could not attend.  Terrie introduced her to NNL and Jennifer made her feel especially welcome.

Vice President Pat McAnear presides at the meeting in the absence of Carol LIttleton.  She introduced our speaker, Kendra Lee, with the Visiting Physicians Association.

Kendra tells us about the program and answers many questions.  Handouts were available at the door.  Although a nationwide organization, the Corpus Christi branch of Visiting Physicians Association can treat anyone age 65 or over in their home.  Whether it's testing or doctor visits, you do not have to leave your home.  For more information, contact them at 361-980-1299, www.visitingphysicians.com.   Medicare and most insurances are accepted.

The new officers and board for May - October are installed.  Advisor Vicki Gaarder conducts the Installation Service.

Advisors are Cherl Hinton, Melanie Polasek, Vicki, Stephanie Wenzler and Bridget Post.

Pat wears several shoes today as she is the incoming President.

Terri Zepeda is a prospective member and a neighbor of Pam Legvold.

Lorraine Garcia is a guest of Debbie Cannatella.  She is the Real Estate agent who sold Debbie her house and took her to the hospital when Debbie fell and broke her leg.  We hope that Lorraine will tell all newcomers about NNL.  We welcome all - even though they may have lived here their entire life!

Joyce Seitz, President of the VIP Club, invites all present to attend the VIP luncheon, which will be held Tuesday, April 26, at the Town Club.  NNL/VIP members will model fashions from Shannon's.  Reservations must be turned in to Joyce or Ruth Williams by the preceding Friday.

The April birthday gift goes to Paula Braddy.

The 50/50 money is won by Debbie High.  (AND ... she only bought $1 worth of tickets!)

Robin Bennett and Sylvia Earnst invite all NNL members and guests to the Vino Brio, "ISLAND STYLE...Fun, Friendship and Wine over the Water" on Saturday, May 14th.  Contact Robin or Sylvia to sign up.

Coffee

Robin Swope hosts the April coffee.

Carol Littleton (in the pink dress) conducts the business at her last coffee as President.  Each person gives her name, board positions held, clubs to which she belongs, and favorite food.  (Italian food and chocolate were high on the list!)

The flamingo, displayed on the buffet, was part of the decorations at the Spring Social, Fiesta by the Bay, which was held the previous Saturday.  Robin Bennett, our fabulous flamingo designer, announced that she was relinquishing her entries at the Annual Botanical Garden Flamingo contest to our member artist, Debbie Cannatella, who is pictured.

Past Rose, Sally Escobar, is presented her Rose pin by Advisor, Stephanie Wenzler.

Past Rose, Carol Hicks, is presented her Rose pin by Advisor, Vicki Gaarder.

Guest/Prospective member, Linda Roges

Guest/Prospective member, Terri Zepeda

March

Luncheon

Our March Rose is Terry Butler.  We have so enjoyed having Terry here and are sorry to learn that they are moving to Delaware.  Her bright smile and winning personality will certainly be missed!

At her table are Helga Zelski, Gail Drown, Terry, Bonnie Conner and Stephanie Wenzler...

... and Ivonne Quinones-Torrez, Judy Crawford, Terry, Amanda Rodriguez and Jo Ann Robertson.

Robin Swope has brought her mother and cousin - Cheryl Slaughter and Elizabeth Munsey.

Debbie Cannatella has brought 2 guests - Rise Night and Pam Donnely.

Our speaker is Fernando Figueroa, who is Provost / VP of Instruction at Del Mar College.  He spoke on "Del Mar College and It’s Role in Corpus Christi".  We all enjoyed the enlightening presentation and many of us had questions that he answered.  We are proud to be associated with Del Mar "by marriage", since he is the husband of Debbie, seated on his right.  President Carol Llittleton is on his left.

Beverly Johnston wins the birthday drawing.

Pam Legvold wins the 50-50 money.

February

Luncheon

Sally Escobar is our February Rose.  She and her husband, Beto, make a handsome pair.

Sally's sister, Perta Leal, and son-in-law, Scott Ellison, join the picture.

NNL member's at Sally's table are Sylvia Earnst, Cherl Hinton, Elide Benavides and Ava Obermueller.  Juanita Powell and Sylvia Whitworth were unable to attend.

President Carol LIttleton calls the meeting to order at the Corpus Christi Town Club.

Kimi Jenness from The Islands Edgo Salon presents our program and demonstrated hair styling as she gives us tips for better and prettier hair.  By the way, Kimi is member, Carole Anne Jenness' daughter.

Here she fixes her mother's hair in a beautiful design.

She also does a "do" on Robin Bennett, showing how she (and we) can style both long and short hair.

Bridget Post's mother, Linda Weldon, is a luncheon guest.

Bridge sells the 50/50 tickets ... and the winner is ... her mother!!!   (This is actually on the "up and up" because all eyes closely watched!)

Robin wins the birthday drawing and is given the gift by Membership Chair, Karen Haug.

Bonnie Conner, Prospective Member Chair, is the winner of the February Fun and Friendship award.  President Carol gives her the award.

Completing the luncheon is the delicious dessert of Fresh Fruit and Berry Taco, with chocolate mousse and raspberry coulis.

January

VIP Luncheon

Anita Renfroe, nationally acclaimed Christian comedian, entertains the VIP Club at the January Luncheon.  Her humor had the crowd "rolling in the aisles" as we get light hearted stories about various women's issues.

Margie Schroeder arranged the program.

Husband, Roger Schroeder, did a great job of projecting the DVD.

Our own talented Marjorie Abner sets the tone with her music as we visit during the Social period.

Advisor Ruth Williams and President Joyce Seitz

The centerpieces, arranged by Margie, are given away as door prizes.

Vickie Gaarder, Mary Alice Mehaffey, guest, Debbie High and Liz Gordon await the food, which was delicious salmon and yummy dessert.

Elizabeth McGovern (Nancy Gray's daughter), Sami Cameron, Bobbye Hilliard, Kay Thomas and Judith Labeck, with Mollie Zick and Gloria Waller in the foreground.  Elizabeth had heard our speaker at a conference in San Antonio and has several of her DVDs.

NNL Secretary Robin Swope wins the 50/50 drawing as Robin Bennett looks on.  Robin also won the 50/50 at the January VIP Luncheon.  Maybe she should head for Las Vegas!

Luncheon

The Women's Shelter is the program for the January Luncheon at the Town Club.  Myda Gonzalez and Marsha Perez thanked the club for our recent support, told about their program, and answered questions.

We welcome Shara Partlow as a new member...

... and Reham Whdan as a guest.

President Carol Littleton introduces Pat Dorsey, who is Chair of It's 5 O'clock at Bombay!!.  Pat describes the club, which sounds really fun.  It meets on the 4th Friday of the month from 5 - 8 pm at the Bombay Bar & Grill on Yorktown.  She invites anyone to come - couples and singles - to enjoy a drink, alcoholic or not and tapas to eat.

Carol is Chair of the Girls Only Dining Out, which meets the 4th Wednesday at 6:30 pm at a restaurant.  With GNOs, couples and singles, we reach every group!

Joyce is Chair of the Lunch Bunch, which meets at various restaurants on the 3rd Thursday at 11:45 am.  Joyce is also President of the VIP Club, and she reminds us that the winter luncheon will be Tuesday, January 25th at the Town Club, with the Social at 11:30 and lunch at noon.  The cost is $20 for VIP/NNL members and $21 for guests.  The program is "The Christian Comedienne" with Mrs. Rensroe.  RSVP is by Friday, January 21 to Joyce or Ruth Williams.

Stephanie Wenzler has placed a flyer on each table about ...

...Chuckwagon Dinner Shows.  Contact Stephanie if you are interested.

Denise Parker announces the next Hearts and Hands meeting.  She also is the January Fun and Friendship Award winner for all of the work that she and her group did in December to help the underprivileged during the Christmas Season.

Debbie High wins the birthday drawing ... and Robin Swope the 50/50 money.

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