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Tuesday, March 12, 2013
$21.00
Registration 11:00 a.m.
Meeting 11:30 a.m. Luncheon 11:50 a.m.
Program 12:30 p.m.
APPETIZER
Cream of Broccoli Soup
DESSERT
Mango Mousse Martinis
Club Rolls & Butter, Coffee and
Iced Tea, Will Also Be Served
~ Your Choice of One Entrée ~
A
Penne Pasta Jardiniere
with Chicken, Mushrooms, Fresh Spinach,
Vegetables, Toasted Pine Nuts,
Tossed in Pesto Sauce.
B Country Club Chopped Salad
with Avocado, Egg, Tomato, Bacon, Crum-
bled Blue Cheese, Romaine Mixed Greens,
Sweet and Sour Dressing on the Side.
C Grilled Salmon Caesar Salad
with Dressing on the Side.
MARCH 2013
THE NEWZ
Inside this issue:
President’s
Message
2
Charitable
Endeavors
6
Ways &
Means
7
Member
Spotlight
10
Social News 11
12
13
Birthday’s &
Anniversaries
12
Luncheon
Photos
15
16
Heathrow Women’s Club Heathrow Women’s Club Charities, Inc.
Volume 25, Issue 7
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
WHAT’S FOR LUNCH? HWC MEETING MENU
SPECIAL
POINTS OF INTEREST
HWC Board
Slate of Candi-
dates Page 5
“Evening in
Paradise” Flyer
Page 8
New Member
Information
Page 9
New Member
Orientation
Page 10
HWC Sponsors
Pages 17
through 22
~ A Return to Grandeur ~
A fascinating look at the story of The Casa Monica,
a 124 year old, elegant, historic building in St. Augustine.
Built in the Gilded Age by Henry Flagler,
The Casa Monica fell into disrepair.
But in 1997 Richard Kessler, a man from Orlando
with a vision and a dream, purchased the building,
embraced its history, restored its original elegance
and kept it on the National Historic Registry.
Geri Ann Evans of the Kessler Collection
carried out extensive historical research
on the building for the owner,
the architects and the interior designers.
Through slides and short stories,
Geri will now share with us the fascinating story
of The Casa Monica.
Gerri Ann Evans
Thank you, thank you, thank you …
to the ladies of the Heathrow Women’s Club
for coming out in full force to support our
Purse Silent and Live Auctions at our February Luncheon Meeting!
Your generosity helped us raise almost $2,500. and didn’t we have fun doing it!
A special thank you to Marie Dayton and Fran Carr for chairing the event, Gayle Jones our outstanding auctioneer, Madelyn Faillaci, Christine Gillen,
Claris Koglin and Clety Gomez for their overall assistance.
This edition of The Newz contains some very important information, so be
sure to read it thoroughly. You will find the slate of proposed officers –
the Board of Directors and the Standing Committee Chairs. We will vote on the slate of officers,
as well as the charities that we will support for 2013-2014, at the April meeting.
The information about our charities for the upcoming year will be in the April edition of The Newz.
~ Dust off your favorite tropical attire for our upcoming benefit, An Evening in Paradise ~ The Ways & Means Committee has been working harder than ever on this year’s event and I can guarantee that
you won’t be disappointed! We have received many fabulous items for our Silent Auction – from dine-around
packages, hotel stays and some fantastic fine jewelry just to name a few! In addition, those attending will enjoy
a fabulous dinner buffet, live entertainment, dancing and the company of good friends. There’s no better way
to experience a great evening while being a part of raising the much needed funds for our deserving charities.
I look forward to celebrating with you at our
“Evening in Paradise” Benefit on April 13th!
My Best, Ellen
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Somebody’s Hungry
Non-perishable food will be collected at each monthly meeting … for distribution to local Food Banks.
If you are interested in signing up to deliver the food we collect to a food bank ...
We will assign a specific month to those interested.
Andi McNally at [email protected] or (917) 723-1519
or Peggy Pyle at [email protected] or (407) 333-3148
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Ellen Yeaser
HWC President
Toiletry Collection When staying overnight in a hotel or Bed and Breakfast, please bring your unused “supplied”
to the ~ HWC Luncheon Meeting ~ The club donates the shampoos, conditioners, lotions etc. to
Seminole County Friends of Abused Children, Inc.
for use by the children, in the Foster Care System.
Monthly Luncheon Cancellation Policy:
Anyone cancelling a reservation must do so no later than the Thursday before the meeting date by calling
Betty Arsenault at (407) 833-8968
If the reservation is not cancelled by that date and you are unable to attend,
you will be billed the full cost of the luncheon.
Joyce Richardson, HWC Treasurer
Reason #1 – The wonderful women!
If there was one reason that stood out among all the rest in the answers
received to the question of why we love the Heathrow Women’s Club, it was this one. Our members describe moving here, or retiring, or just looking for a new way to meet people, joining the Club, and falling in love: that is the
best way to describe it. Our women friends in HWC have become an essential part of our lives. They are our fami-
lies away from home. They are our social life, either with each other or with our significant others who join us in
activities. They are our support and strength, in good times and bad. Indeed they, we, all of us, are the strength of
the Club. It is not a static group. One member put it succinctly: “I meet a new friend every month.” What a lovely thought! And at the rate we are now growing, that will not be difficult. Or, we may even learn something new about
an old friend!
There were many other reasons expressed, but so many tend to be variations on a theme:
Doing good while having fun. The fundraising and hands-on charitable work are a major reason for loving the Club. And again, doing it all with the women we love to work and play with. As another member explained, “It provides a
worthwhile reason to spend time with my friends.” Doing good while having fun. Socializing with a purpose.
And many other reasons …
Pay it forward: being part of a larger effort to aid others.
Get to know the local community through our charitable efforts.
Give back to the community by supporting our charities.
Showcase the skills we have acquired over a lifetime to benefit others.
Enjoy our great luncheon meetings, social groups, volunteer efforts, day trips, or just lunch with the girls.
Win the raffle basket at the luncheon (perhaps more than once!)
Win the bid on that great purse.
Learn to play bridge, or canasta, or mah jongg, or salsa dancing.
Show off your new clothes, or new purse, at an HWC event.
Enjoy the fruits of others labors at the annual Bake Sale.
Gain notoriety in the community when your picture appears in a publication.
Socialize in many forms, Friday night get-togethers, dine around, or socials at members’ homes.
Benefit from the experiences of others in finding doctors, hairdressers, handymen (or women).
Dance and eat at the annual gala fundraising event.
Run into lots of friends, old and new, while grocery shopping.
And did we mention, the wonderful women of Heathrow Women’s Club?!
As one member put it, quoting that great poet Anonymous,
“A life without friends is like a flower without sun.”
Thanks to the many suggestions of why they love HWC as received from the following: Ellen Yeaser, Madelyn Faillaci,
Lynn Edwards, Eleanor Ziegler, Paula Rubin, Sally Beisler, Toni Curlin, Jo Ann Bloom, Pat Karakoosh, Marie Dayton,
La Verne Rubenstein, Connie McDonald, Lynn Daniels, Joyce Moreno, Brielle Giesen, Clety Gomez, Carolyn Boland,
Martha Halcrow, Karen Watson, Roz Sellers, Claris Koglin, Sarabecca Rosier, Becki Miller, Valerie Hampton-Mason.
Written by Stephanie Strass
25, 50, 100 …
Many Reasons Why We Love The Heathrow Women’s Club!
HWC 2013 - 2014 SLATE OF CANDIDATES FOR THE BOARD
The HWC Bylaws require that a Nominating Committee chaired by the Parliamentarian,
select a slate of Candidates for the following year’s Board.
This year’s Nominating Committee consisted of: Martha Halcrow, Gayle Jones, Ellen Yeaser and Sally Beisler.
The selection process for this Committee is defined in the HWC Bylaws.
According to our Bylaws, this Slate is to be introduced to the General Membership in March.
An election will be held at the April General Meeting.
At that time additional nominations may be made from the floor.
Installation of the New Board is conducted at the May General Meeting and a transition Board meeting is held in June.
This January a request for volunteers for the New Board was made at the
January General Meeting and in the February NEWZ. An unprecedented number of qualified volunteers
responded to a member of the Nominating Committee following the announcements.
On behalf of the Board and Membership, I would like to thank all of the volunteers.
The Nominating Committee considered all of the potential Candidates
and presented their proposed Slate to the existing Board. It was unanimously approved.
I am privileged to announce the following Slate of Candidates for the 2013 - 2014 HWC Board.
To all of the Members on this Slate, thank you for your past and future service to the Heathrow Women’s Club.
Sally Beisler , Parliamentarian
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On February 5th, a number of ladies from … The Heathrow Women's Club
attended the annual meeting of the Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida at the Grand Bohemian Hotel,
where they were honored with the “BE GREAT” award.
This award is given on a very selective basis to organizations, that work over the long term
to inspire children to reach their full potential and to BE GREAT!
The Heathrow Women's Club was one of three organizations in Central Florida to receive this award
– the others being Northern Star Generation and the Celebration Foundation.
This is a wonderful and prestigious honor for The Heathrow Women’s Club!
Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida “BE GREAT” Award
We are proud to announce that The Heathrow Women’s Club …
has a new website !!!
Brielle Giesen, a new member, along with Clety Gomez
have taken the task of updating the website
and giving it a fresh new look, making it more user friendly!
Please take the time to go to www.heathrowwomensclub.com and see the new look!
EXECUTIVE BOARD
President Martha Halcrow
Executive Vice President Claris Koglin
VP/ Programs Gayle Jones
Betty Arsenault
VP/ Membership Pat Darrah
VP/ Charitable Endeavors Judie Rosenbluth
Michelle DuVall-Rubin
VP/Ways & Means Madelyn Faillaci
Ginny Castellani
Treasurer Clety Gomez
Recording Secretary Barbara Holt
Corresponding Secretary Sally Beisler
Parliamentarian Connie McDonald
Advisor Ellen Yeaser
STANDING COMMITTEES
Finance Clety Gomez
Focus Jo Ann Bloom
Hospitality Roslyn Sellers
Newsletter Christine Gillen
Public Relations Becki Miller
Social Carolyn Boland
Telephone Marie Dayton
HEATHROW WOMEN’S CLUB CHARITIES, INC.
President Martha Halcrow
Vice President Madelyn Faillaci
Ginny Castellani
Charitable Endeavors Judie Rosenbluth
Michelle DuVall-Rubin
Treasurer Clety Gomez
Recording Secretary Barbara Holt
PROPOSED SLATE 2013 - 2014 HWC BOARD
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Once again, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for your generosity
in donating food items to be included in the Bags of Hope.
Moreover, your contributions of books, crayons, games, etc.
for the Children’s Waiting Room is so appreciated.
We are so blessed to have so many giving women in our Club.
BAGS OF HOPE
All is going well with the volunteer program at English Estates.
The children are given fresh fruit in addition to their “bags” each Thursday.
Along those lines, Michelle Du Vall-Rubin has taken it upon herself to be
at the Winn Dixie parking lot every Wednesday morning between 11a.m. to 12 p.m.
She has a white truck and will be in front of the liquor store
if you care to drop off apples, oranges or tangerines.
FRIENDS OF ABUSED CHILDREN
The “Children’s Waiting Room” is up and running as of February 25th.
Volunteers who have been fingerprinted will be chaperoning the young children who are testifying in court on Mondays and Tuesdays between 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Volunteer opportunities are open for this Program. It is not necessary for you to come each week.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
Once again we held a “Cooking Class” for about 36 children on Valentine’s Day.
The children were overjoyed with the menu of heart-shaped grilled cheese sandwiches,
tomato soup, strawberry and chocolate milk and chocolate pudding.
They especially enjoyed decorating their individual pudding cups
and dipping marshmallows in warm melted chocolate.
A big thank you to Joyce Moreno for organizing these classes. Our Club was honored at a Boys and Girls Club regional dinner
at the Grand Bohemian on February 5th for all that we do.
SAFEHOUSE OF SEMINOLE
The ladies were treated to manicures and haircuts in January …
again courtesy of the efforts of Michelle Du Vall-Rubin.
She would like to continue doing this on a monthly basis on the last Monday of each month.
Two or three ladies are needed to assist in this event each month.
Jeanne Gold has put out a request for donations of the following items: Towels, wash cloths, regular size shampoo and conditioner, knitting supplies, headphones (ear-bud size),
baby wipes, adult socks, dress socks and sweat socks, paper products such as plates,
cups and paper towels, plastic utensils, pillows, gas cards in $10 increments, permanent markers,
combination locks, crafting supplies, fans (standing for rooms), flashlights (small personal),
underwear (various sizes) for both women and children, socks for 8-12 year-old boys.
You can either bring these items to our meetings,
or call Patti Neveleff (407) 444-0448 to pick them up from you.
If you have any questions regarding any of the above,
please feel free to call either Peggy Pyle or Andi McNally.
Andi McNally [email protected] 917-723-1519
Peggy Pyle [email protected] 407-333-3148
Charitable Endeavors Co-Chairs
CHARITABLE ENDEAVORS
WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE Page 7 THE NEWZ
A special thank you to
Marie Dayton, Fran Carr and the purse committee for the
awesome job they did organizing
our February Purse Auction!
I’m sure everyone will agree
that it was lots of fun!
Together we raised almost $2,500. for our deserving charities.
A special shout-out as well to our “auctioneer” Gayle Jones!
We think she may have a second career! Super job Gayle!
FEBRUARY
PURSE AUCTION
Have a great month!
Christine Gillen 407-829-6562 Madelyn Faillaci 407-792-8623
Ways and Means, Co-Chairs
As all of you know, our major fundraiser this year will be held on April 13th!
The Ways and Means Committee has been busy planning this fabulous event …
An Evening in Paradise
Local celebrity Amy Sweezey has agreed to be our emcee this year and we are so excited to have her!
In addition, we will have a …
Delicious Buffet Dinner, Fire Dancing Show, Music and Dancing,
and an exciting Silent Auction.
Our members and the local business community have really
stepped it up this year, by donating some great items!
There is really something for everyone to bid on.
Please make sure to buy your tickets early as you don’t want to miss this event!
If you would like to sit with someone in particular,
please let Pat Darrah or Judie Rosenbluth know when you purchase your tickets.
They will do their best to accommodate all requests.
“An Evening in
Paradise”
We will be resume our
Basket Raffle in March.
Christina Culbertson
and Eleanor Ziegler
will donate a great basket, so come
prepared to buy your tickets!
RAFFLE BASKETS! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
~ Donations for the Heathrow Women's Club Charities were received from ~
Roslyn Sellers, in memory of Mary Ellen Ham.
Linda Belz, in honor of Betty Arsenault’s birthday.
To find out how you can make a donation in memory or in honor of someone, please visit page 14.
Page 9 MARCH 2013
MEMBERSHIP
Nancy Elton
Cathy Jackson
Cathy has lived in Heathrow since 1988 and lives in Regency Green. She recently re-
tired from a career in banking and has started a new part time career, working from
home publishing a newsletter. The interesting fact regarding the newsletter is that it will
be a Heathrow Neighborhood publication. The content will be provided by the resi-dents of the community – somewhat like Facebook but in print. Cathy is interested in
Public Relations and Finance and was recently referred to our club by members Martha
Halcrow and Ellen Yeaser.
Please add/update the following member information to your
Membership Directory
Lindsay Freeman
Lindsay is a recent resident of Florida. She and her husband moved here two years ago
from Wisconsin. She and her husband enjoy golf, going to the beach and traveling.
Lindsay is a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones and learned about our club at one of
the Chamber meetings from Madelyn Faillaci.
Lindsay Freeman
7474 Aprelle Drive
Sanford, Fl 32771
Cell: 407-687-5838 Office: 407-302-1508
Cathy Jackson
340 Ashford Court
Heathrow, Fl 32746
Regency Green
Home: 407-333-2520
Cell: 407-474-5431
Melissa Norgart
101 Henin Court
Debary, Fl 32713
Cell: 407-547-9083
Melissa Norgart
Melissa has recently started her own company, WOW Health and Fitness. She is a Cer-
tified Personal Trainer specializing in women’s fitness and is currently working on her Masters Degree in Sports Psychology. Melissa is newly engaged and will plan her wed-
ding after completion of obtaining her Masters Degree. Melissa was encouraged to join
the club by Madelyn Faillaci.
Darlene Entringer
Darlene recently retired from AAA where she was the Director of Marketing. She is
really enjoying retirement, being able to do the “what, when and where” without any
employer constraints. Darlene and her husband travel quite a lot and enjoy taking their
grandchildren on individual fabulous trips when they turn 13. She is interested in Chari-table Endeavors, also in meeting and socializing with new friends. Darlene was referred
to our club by new member Lee Granger.
Jessica Khan
250 Sunlight Lane Apt 112
Lake Mary, Fl 32746
Cell: 727-777-9075
Jessica’s biography Information will be in the April Newz.
Please change Naomi Brook’s
Apartment number to 201
Darlene Entringer
1560 Cherry Ridge Drive
Heathrow, FL 32746
Cherry Ridge Home: 407-362-7665
Cell: 407-221-7175
Gayle Jones - new address
280 Lake Brittany Court
Heathrow, FL 32746
Christine (pictured with her dog, Trouble), is a native Ohioan, born in Akron. She moved
with her parents, as a child to Barberton, Ohio.
There she attended high school, where she met and married her high
school sweetheart. They had one son, Jake, who is 22 and they divorced in 1998. She subsequently met and married her present husband, Jon, in
1999. Christine and Jon lived in Long Beach, N.Y. for nine years before
moving to Florida four years ago and live in Lakeside in Heathrow.
She has a B.A. in Philosophy and Pre-Law from Molloy and a Masters
degree in Accounting and Finance. Christine was a banker for almost 20
years, although she took some time off when her son was in junior high
and high school. She started in banking as a teller in a small community bank and worked her way up through the ranks. All the while she was
working full time she also was going to school at night. At the end of her
banking career she was senior vice president in charge of branch opera-
tions, risk management and mortgage lending. While Christine and Jon
lived in New York she was head of consumer lending at a local bank.
After a few years, Christine decided to leave the bank and concentrate on finishing her education, which she did, and also became interested in going to law school. At that point, fate stepped in with a diagnosis of an auto-
immune disease, for which stress is an enemy, so the law school idea had to be discarded. She had already been
accepted to a law school on Long Island, but after losing a kidney and spending a month in and out of the hospital
she began to take life easier. Christine diagnoses herself as a type A personality and knows how unusual people
who know her now find that idea. She learned some valuable life lessons when this disease appeared. The things she once thought were important, she now realizes are not. The important things in life are not one’s career and
all the accomplishments. She has learned to slow down and not take life so seriously.
Christine sold real estate for a short time, but then Jon was transferred to Florida. Their house in New York sold
in three weeks and they found their house in Heathrow very quickly. Things just fell into place. She was in the
process of sitting for her CPA license when she was offered the opportunity to open her own travel agency,
Lake Mary Cruise Planners – cruise and land specialist. She and Jon love to travel so she thought, “why not?” and the rest is history. They have traveled over much of the world, swimming with sharks in Bora Bora and other
adventures. She says she tells people she is the best educated travel agent they’ll ever meet.
Becoming a member of HWC is one of the best things Christine has done since moving here. She says she gets
much more out of being a member of Women’s Club than she could ever put into it. Christine has put herself in
the middle of the activities, learning as she goes and is passing on that knowledge to others in turn. Christine cur-
rently serves as Co-Chair of the HWC Ways & Means Committee.
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT written by Bink Myton
Many women have recently found the HWC to be so attractive and appealing, that we are scheduling another,
New Member Orientation to be held on Thursday, March 7th at 6:30 p.m.
The call to be service-oriented and social has beckoned the following women to join the HWC!
Melissa Norgart, Jessica Khan, Lindsay Freeman, Cathy Jackson, Darlene Entringer
Hooray for all of us!!!
Board members and the Hospitality Committee will provide refreshments and enlightenment for all
at Sandy Schutt's home in Regency Green, Heathrow.
Roslyn Sellers, Hospitality Chairperson
Christine Gillen
Happy Hour Social
Will be held at the home of Gayle & Stephen Jones on Friday, March 22nd at 6:30 p.m.
280 Lake Brittany Court, Clubside at Heathrow
The cost is $2.00/person and is open to all members and one adult guest.
This event is a wonderful opportunity to spend social time with our members
and has been a tremendous hit over the last several years.
New members, in particular, will benefit greatly from attending and getting to know everyone a little bit better.
If you haven't already done so please make your reservation by contacting
Gayle at [email protected] or by calling (407) 878-4032
and telling her if you plan to bring an appetizer or a dessert to share.
Soft drinks will be provided, but BYOB anything else you would like to drink.
Our very own entertainer Tom Yeaser will be entertaining us!
Because the parking is limited in Clubside, please try to carpool.
You may also park at Heathrow Country Club. It is a short walk to Lake Brittany Court.
This event is a wonderful way to get involved with other members of the HWC and to know everyone a little bit better.
Please contact Gayle Jones for further information.
Gayle Jones, Social Chairperson [email protected] (407) 878-4032
Book Club 3 New member, Pat Patane, is starting another Book Club!
If you are interested in joining, please contact Gayle Jones at …
[email protected] or (407) 878-4032.
If anyone else would like to start another group,
whether it's Bridge, Dine Around, etc., please contact Gayle as well.
SOCIAL NEWS
Hospitality has the terrific experience of welcoming
many new ladies to our club this year!
With so many new members, the Hospitality Committee
can use some additional help this year.
If you are interested in mentoring a new member,
please contact Roslyn Sellers.
Roslyn Sellers, Hospitality Chairperson
[email protected] or (716) 698-3811
Hospitality News
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The activities below and on the next page are presently full,
but if any new members or existing members
would like to join an existing group as a sub,
have your name added to a wait list or form a new group,
Please contact either … Gayle Jones at [email protected] (407) 878-4032 or
or Carolyn Boland at [email protected] (407) 804-0185
Meets the first
Tuesday of each month
at 10:00 a.m.,
at Sawyer Lake Park
For more information, please call …
Clety Gomez
(407) 804-1860
April Selection:
My Mother Was Nuts
by Penny Marshall
Discussion Leader:
Bink Myton
Book Suggested by:
Pat Darrah
March Selection:
Defending Jacob
by William Landay
Discussion Leader:
Joyce Berger
Book Suggested by:
Sheryl Johnson
Tuesday Book Club
Meets on the third
Monday of every
month, September
through June.
Group Leader:
Barbara Holt
Monday Book
Club
Ladies Lunch Bunch
Meets on the third Friday each month and enjoys lunch at various locations around town.
For good food and lots of fun, please contact … Linda Wright at [email protected]
H (407) 805-9335 C (407) 221-6256
We are open to all members! Hope to see you all there.
MAH JONGG The Heathrow Women’s Club Mah Jongg Group is looking for players!
If you know how to play Mah Jongg and are interested in joining our group
as either a regular member or as a substitute, we would LOVE to have YOU!
Our group plays once a week from 9:30 a.m. until about 12:30 p.m.
Each year together we select the day and place we will meet.
We laugh, we chat, we munch, and, oh yes, we play Mah Jongg.
Everyone is welcome to play with us whether she is a beginner or a seasoned expert.
Please call, Betty Arsenault (H) (407) 833-8968 or (C) (407) 234-7757
3 Valerie Hampton-Mason
4 Stephanie Strass
7 Sarabecca Rosier
26 Inge Deese
27 Mary Scuito
BIRTHDAYS
March 2013
There are no Anniversaries
for the month of March.
Anniversaries
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Newz Editor: Linda Belz
To contact, please email at …
Wednesday
Bridge Group Meets on the first and
third Wednesdays
of each month. Group Leader:
Barbara Holt
Contact information:
Monday Couples Bridge Group Meets on the first
and third Monday
at 7:00 p.m.
in members home. Group Leader:
Apollonia Teske
Thursday Couples Bridge Group
Meets the first and third
Thursdays of the month,
September through June.
Group Leader: Barbara Holt
Contact information:
DINE AROUNDS and Couples Lunch Bunch 1
Dine-Around I Is a couples group who meets on the third Saturday of the month. Couples take turns hosting the members at their
homes and selecting local restaurants for the group to en-
joy. Each month one couple makes the arrangements with
the restaurant and decides if the people in the group will
come to the house for appetizers or for desserts. For more information, contact
Betty Arsenault at (407) 833-8968
Dine Around III Will meet next on
Saturday, March 9th
Hosts are …
Martha and
Bob Halcrow
For more information,
contact Linda Richardson
Couples Lunch Bunch I
Meets last Wednesday of the month
at 11:30 a.m.
For more information contact:
Karen Watson
GAMES
Lucky 13 Canasta
Meets the 2nd Monday
of the month.
Group Leader:
Marie Dayton
Contact Information:
(407) 333-1533 or
Canasta III
We meet on the third Monday
of the month at 1:00 p.m.
at Sawyer Lake Park.
Our next game will be
on March 18th,
hosted by Pat Darrah.
For more information or to be added
to our substitute list, please call
Patti Neveleff at (407) 444-0448.
Bunco Will meet next on March 19th.
The host is Betty Arsenault.
Bunco is an easy dice game.
We meet on the 3rd Tuesday
of the month at 10:00 a.m.
If you cannot attend, please provide
Patti with the name of your substitute. If you are interested in playing with this
group, please let Patti Neveleff know
at (407) 444-0448.
——— SOCIAL SCENE —–—
Social Group 1
Group meets every other month.
Will meet next at 6:30 p.m.
on Friday, April 5th
Hosts are …
Joan Keogh and Jim Lynch
Mary Walther
Social Group 2
Will meet next on
March 8th
Hosts are …
Pat and Blaine Darrah
Please let Pat know if you will be attending.
Dine-Around II Will meet next on
March 2nd
Hosts are …
Diana Fyfe and
John Petrusky
Social Hour at homes from 6 to 7 p.m. with
dinner following.
BRIDGE GROUPS
Tuesday Ladies
Bridge Group Meets on Tuesday’s,
except on the Tuesday of
the Monthly Luncheon.
Group Leader:
Carol Ann Dove.
Contact information:
Heathrow Women’s Club
PO Box 950145
Lake Mary FL 32795-0145
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Please consider Heathrow Women's Club Charities as your Charity of choice,
when making a donation to commemorate a special occasion, show appreciation or offer condolences.
The Special Donation Form can be found on our website,
www.heathrowwomensclub.com or contact Claris Koglin at [email protected].
Mail the form along with your check made payable to:
Heathrow Women's Club Charities, Inc.
PO Box 950145
Lake Mary FL 32795-0145
Notification will be sent to the individual you are honoring
and you will be sent an acknowledgement of your donation.
This is a wonderful way to show someone that you are thinking of them and also help our charities!
Please join us on Facebook!
http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Heathrow-Womens-Club-Inc/251676001510819
EXECUTIVE BOARD
President Ellen Yeaser
Executive Vice President Linda Belz
VP/ Programs Valerie Hampton-Mason and
Connie McDonald
VP/ Membership Diana Fyfe
VP/ Charitable Endeavors Andi McNally and Peggy Pyle
VP/Ways & Means Christine Gillen and Madelyn Faillaci
Treasurer Joyce Richardson
Recording Secretary Clety Gomez
Corresponding Secretary Claris Koglin
Parliamentarian Sally Beisler
STANDING COMMITTEES
Finance Joyce Richardson
Focus Jo Ann Bloom
Hospitality Roz Sellers
Newsletter Linda Belz
Public Relations Becki Miller
Social Gayle Jones
Telephone Betty Arsenault
25th Anniversary Chair Martha Halcrow
HEATHROW WOMEN’S CLUB CHARITIES, INC.
President Ellen Yeaser
Vice President Christine Gillen and Madelyn Faillaci
Charitable Endeavors Andi McNally and Peggy Pyle
Treasurer Joyce Richardson
Recording Secretary Clety Gomez
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HWC February
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The
Heathrow Women’s Club
is pleased to present
on this page and the following
two pages,
Sponsors of our Charities.
We are incredibly grateful
for each and every Sponsor
and we invite you to join us
in honoring them by
becoming a patron
of their business.
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