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Tuesday,
December 11th, 2012
$21.00
Registration 11:00 a.m.
Meeting 11:30 a.m.
Luncheon 12:00 p.m. Program 12:30 p.m.
APPETIZER
Cream of broccoli soup
DESSERT
Ice cream trio - Spumoni with berries
~ Your Choice of One Entrée ~
A
Seared wild Corvina with
ginger butternut squash cream,
steamed asparagus and rice pilaf
B
Flank steak salad on winter greens,
bleu cheese crumbles and tomatoes
with side balsamic vinaigrette dressing
C
Grilled chicken with basil cream sauce,
steamed asparagus and rice pilaf
Club Rolls & Butter, Coffee and Iced Tea,
Will Also Be Served
DECEMBER 2012
THE NEWZ
Inside this issue:
President’s
Message
2
Charitable
Endeavors
5
Ways &
Means
6
Social
Groups
9
10
Birthday’s &
Anniversaries
11
Monthly
Luncheon
Photos
5
7
11
HWC Board
Information
12
Heathrow Women’s Club Heathrow Women’s Club Charities, Inc.
Volume 25, Issue 4
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB CHORUS
PRESENTS HOLIDAY SONGS
The Boys and Girls Club - West Sanford Branch Chorus
was founded in 2010, by Heathrow Women’s Club long-time member
Miriam Weston
To celebrate this special season, this chorus of young voices
will present an entertaining selection of songs for the holidays.
The Heathrow Women’s Club has been a strong supporter of the
West Sanford Branch of Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida since 2008. During that time, our women have given generously of their time
to mentor children and organize clubs which have included … cooking, knitting, public speaking classes, a course called
"Money Matters," which instructs the children in investments,
growing a vegetable garden and setting up a library.
We continue to help support the children in this organization in any way needed!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
WHAT’S FOR LUNCH? HWC LUNCHEON
SPECIAL
POINTS OF INTEREST
HWC 25th
Anniversary
Party Page 3
The Story
Continues
Page 4
New Member
Information
Page 7
Member Spot-
light Page 8
HWC Sponsors
Pages 13, 14,
15 and 16
November was an extremely busy time for the
Heathrow Women’s Club!
We kicked off the month with our first
Heathrow Community Yard Sale at Sawyer Lake Park,
and I’m pleased to report that thanks to the efforts of
Madelyn Faillaci, Christine Gillen,
and the Ways & Means Committee,
we raised $2,000.00!
which will go directly to our chosen charities.
On November 8th, we held our first
New Member Orientation of the year …
at the home of Sandy Schutt and welcomed six wonderful and interesting new ladies to our club.
Be sure to introduce yourself to our new members at our functions and monthly luncheon meetings.
I’d also like to thank the Board and Hospitality Committee Members for providing delicious refreshments.
On November 17th, Mercedes-Benz of Sanford hosted an elegant Cocktail Party for
Heathrow Women’s Club Members and their guest in recognition of our 25 years of service to the community.
For their generosity, many thanks to … Julie Miller, General Manager
Carol Simonelli, Customer Relations Manager and Souraya Sarriedine, Concierge
Turning now to our upcoming events, at our December Luncheon Meeting,
we will be treated to a performance by The Sanford Boys & Girls Club Chorus.
Following the luncheon, we will hold our annual Bake Sale.
Remember to bring along your home baked goodies and get ready to buy …
all of those wonderful desserts for the holidays. As always, monetary donations are also welcomed.
Thanks to Sandy Schutt and Rosemary Robinson for again organizing this event.
We have begun working on our annual benefit “An Evening in Paradise,”
to be held Poolside at the Heathrow Racquet Club on April 13th.
We have many volunteer opportunities available, and if you have a little time over the next couple of months,
we could certainly use your help! If interested, please contact Madelyn Faillaci or Christine Gillen.
This is a wonderful way to get involved in our club and meet many new friends along the way,
while helping us raise the much needed funds for our deserving charities.
At this joyful time of year, I’d like to extend my warmest wishes for
a safe, healthy and peaceful holiday season to you and all the special people in your lives.
My Best, Ellen
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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.
PRESIDENT’S
MESSAGE
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 ... Please contact either Andi McNally at [email protected] or 917-723-1519
Or Peggy Pyle at [email protected] or 407-333-3148
We will assign a specific month to those interested.
Ellen Yeaser
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Heathrow Women's Club
25th Silver Anniversary Party
On Saturday evening, November 17th, our members and their guests enjoyed a fabulous
"Celebratory Cocktail Party" in honor of their friendship and service to our community.
It was just 25 years and three months ago that the Club was founded on August 17, 1987,
by a few neighborhood women who gathered as friends and from this initial meeting the
Heathrow Women's Club was formed.
The mission of the Heathrow Women's Club embodies the spirit of good fellowship and
harmony among its members while supporting their chosen charities benefiting women
and children in the community. Over the past 25 years, HWC as demonstrated a remarka-
ble ability to bond together to raise nearly one million dollars in donations and services for
deserving organizations in the Seminole County. We have made a difference … and
people like Julie Miller, General Manager; Carol Simonelli, Customer Service Manager
and Souraya Sarriedine, of Mercedes-Benz of Sanford, recognized this fact. They want-
ed to show their appreciation for all we have done by hosting this very special evening for
our members. We can't thank them enough for this thoughtful gift of appreciation.
As members and their guests arrived they were welcomed to a showroom filled with bal-
loons, high-top tables with beautiful table decorations, created by the HWC Anniversary
Decorating Committee, under the direction of Claris Koglin. Members were invited to
taste appetizers, desserts and enjoy drinks prepared by several local restaurants and busi-
nesses. Everyone enjoyed the fabulous music by Tom Yeaser and his guitar. Members and
their guests were able to have photos taken by a local photographer. Everyone received
raffle tickets for several fabulous drawings. Many restaurant certificates were given away
as well as baskets of holiday goodies. The ultimate give-away was a drawing for a week-
end use of a Mercedes-Benz. Everyone went home with something as Mercedes-Benz
handed out bags of goodies to all. It was a fun-filled evening!
The evening also included special guests such as Jeff Triplett, Mayor of Sanford, who
spoke about HWC's impact in Seminole County and also served up a "toast" to our mem-
bers. Representatives from two of our chosen charities, Rhonda Santolin of Bags of
Hope, and Faith Shorthouse of Seminole County Friends of Abused Children also were
introduced and took time to tell about their organizations.
It is with great pleasure that I thank all the members of the 25th Anniversary Committee
for their contributions and work in making our celebrations happen throughout the year.
It is also with great pleasure that I thank all the members of HWC for all you do …
THANK YOU!
Martha Halcrow
25th Anniversary Chair
It is clear after looking at nearly 25 years of issues of The Newz
that the Heathrow Women’s Club has created a tradition, a culture, that is passed on year after year.
The characters may change, but the plot is essentially the same each year, with additions and variations,
by which we add to the tradition every year … a comforting thought in this time of change.
Remember the song “Tradition” from “Fiddler on the Roof?” Tradition - that’s just the way we do things, like the special Heathrow rules for Canasta, or Mira Dordevic’s “basket
of cookies” offered every Christmas, or the Bake Sale or Book Clubs, Bridge, the Gala, and many other activities.
Ellen Yeaser as president is becoming a tradition. She does such a good job that we keep asking her back.
These past few years have seen a few innovations that are already becoming traditions.
The Happy Hour Social, Bingo, the Purse Auction, and perhaps the very successful Yard Sale.
The Newz has also undergone big changes in the past few years,
adding multiple photos, then color photos, and now it is totally online.
Our website was created and has been enhanced over the years largely through the talents of
Clety Gomez (who is herself a tradition) so that we can easily find photos, back issues,
Spotlight articles on Club Members, and also make reservations online for the monthly luncheons.
Some interesting monthly programs in the past decade have included presentations by …
A professional appraiser, a program on feng shui, and another on the interpretation of dreams.
Another program focused on investing in fine art, jewelry, antiques and collectibles;
granted this was before the Great Recession, so maybe those investments didn’t work out too well after all.
One past activity that we might want to bring back is games night - sounds like fun.
Another social activity featured a Chocolate Ladies Night Out:
each participant had a full pound of chocolate to mold or decorate or even to eat.
Membership has varied over the years.
In 2002 it was as high as 157 members, and by 2003 it was up to 171.
For the last several years, membership has stabilized somewhere between 110-120.
Our new member events have gone from teas to coffees to hors d’oeuvres and wine, to everyone’s delight.
Our charities have varied over the years …
But were increasingly focused on services for women and children, as they now are exclusively.
An innovation that began in 2009, Somebody’s Hungry -
the collection of food at our monthly meetings for donation to charity, has continued to grow.
The collection of food, and of toiletries, at our most recent meeting was one of the largest yet.
Many people in the area have been helped by these donations.
It has been fun looking through The Newz,
Seeing people we know in their younger incarnations, and seeing members who have left us.
Some have come back, some have come way back: Carolyn Taylor, our third President,
rejoined us this year and she looks very much like her pictures from those much earlier newsletters.
We the members and the Heathrow Women’s Club have all aged well.
Keep it up: we must be doing something right!
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. Mail the form along with your
check made payable to Heathrow Women's Club Charities, Inc. to our PO Box (address is on the form). 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.
The Story Continues…. By Stephanie Strass
The New Century …. and More Tradition.
St. Peter's Episcopal Church thanks HWC for their generous contribution of food.
It was used to fill the Thanksgiving baskets for the Pathways to Home charity.
BAGS OF HOPE
A few members have been going to the English Estates School
to distribute bags of food and books to the children involved in the Kids Club Program.
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
The library is up and running and the children seem to be enjoying it immensely.
Tutoring volunteers are still needed. Andi McNally met with Alicia Hodge,
the Regional Director for Seminole and Brevard counties,
Darlese Pender, the Director of the West Sanford Branch
and Kelvin Curry, the Program Director
to see if we can work out a more workable tutoring situation there.
This meeting will take place in early January. Details to follow.
A cooking class is scheduled for December 19th
and Clety Gomez has graciously agreed to oversee the planning
as Joyce Moreno will be away until the day before.
SAFEHOUSE OF SEMINOLE
Many volunteers are needed and Patti Neveleff provided a detailed schedule of times
when people are needed. If you are able or interested in participating,
please email Andi McNally at [email protected]
FRIENDS OF ABUSED CHILDREN
Valerie Hampton-Mason and Andi McNally met with Faith Shorthouse and Sharon Graham,
Director of the Guardian Ad Litem Program, for a tour of the area that will be used
as a waiting room on Mondays and Tuesdays for children waiting to testify in Family Court.
The room has great potential to be "kid friendly".
More information will be available at the December Luncheon.
The Secret Santa Program did really well!
All the names of the children were distributed at the November luncheon.
PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR GIFTS TO THE DECEMBER MEETING UNWRAPPED.
Thank you for your continued efforts and support.
Andi McNally [email protected] or 917-723-1519
Peggy Pyle [email protected] or 407-333-3148
Charitable Endeavors Co-Chairs
CHARITABLE ENDEAVORS COMMITTEE
Page 5 DECEMBER 2012
Member Janice Mitchell
with Alicia Hodge,
Regional Director
for Boys & Girls Club,
West Sanford Branch
November
Luncheon
Photos
WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE
RAFFLE BASKETS!
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“CALLING ALL PURSES!” “An Evening in Paradise”
Monthly Raffle Baskets continue to be a great money-maker for our charities!
If you would like to donate a basket, pair up with a friend and contact: Christine Gillen at 407-829-6562, [email protected]
or Madelyn Faillaci at 407-792-8623 or [email protected] Don’t miss out on your chance to win a wonderful prize!
At the November luncheon …
A beautiful fall basket donated by
Linda Wright and Lynn Edwards was raffled off
and won by our own roving photographer, Becki Miller. We are pleased to announce that $240.00 was raised
during the luncheon. Be sure to get your tickets in December.
Mira Dordevic will again be donating her delicious basket of cookies!
You don’t want to miss out on a chance to win this one!
Our next fundraiser is our popular
Holiday Bake Sale! Chaired this year by Sandy Schutt, with
Rosemary Robinson lending her support.
As always, we need your help
in bringing yummy baked goods to be sold
during our December luncheon.
Please let Sandy know at (407) 805-0582,
if you are willing to bring some
of your special treats to the sale.
Annual Holiday Bake Sale
In preparation for our Purse Auction in February,
Marie Dayton and Fran Carr
have begun collecting new or like new purses
to be sold during our luncheon.
I’m Sure All of You Remember
What Fun it Was Last Year! Please continue to bring those purses as Marie and
Fran will be collecting them again this month.
Plans are underway for our …
Evening in Paradise Luau to be held on April 13, 2013.
Please mark your calendars and plan
to attend this wonderful event!
More details will be coming in subsequent submissions.
The Holiday Season is Upon Us!!!
And the Ways and Means committee members are like little elves raising money for our charities!
On November 3rd, we held our first Yard Sale at Sawyer Lake Park from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
As most of you are aware by now, it was a resounding success!
Over $2000 was raised for our deserving charities.
We would like to give a big thanks to all of you who donated items for sale and to
those committee members who gave many hours of hard work to make this event so successful!
Lastly, in an effort to increase the amount of money available for our charities,
the Ways and Means committee has been diligently working to improve our sponsorship program.
Instead of simply asking for Gala sponsors …
We would like the local business community to consider sponsoring us all year! If anyone knows of or has a contact at a local business that you think we should contact …
Please let Madelyn or Christine know!
Happy Holidays!
Christine Gillen 407-829-6562 Madelyn Faillaci 407-792-8623 Ways and Means, Co-Chairs
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MEMBERSHIP
Please add the following member information
to your Membership Directory
Ivette Barrios Gay M Clayton
264 Snowfields Run 3394 Park Grove Ct.
Heathrow, Fl 32746 Longwood, FL 32779
Heathrow Woods Home: 407-804-0608
Cell: (407) 474-1600 Cell: 407-341-8297
[email protected] Office: 407-341-8297
Ivette Barrios
Ivette joined our Club in September and was referred to the club by Marge Stenstrom.
Ivette has lived in Central Florida for 27 years.
She and her husband live in Heathrow Woods and have two sons and one daughter.
She is a retired surgeon, family doctor and has three sisters who are all physicians.
While a practicing physician Ivette served for four years on a steering committee
at the U.N., responding to disasters such as earth quakes, mudslides etc.
Ivette is originally from Cuba moving to Ohio in the early 1960’s.
She enjoys traveling and Party Planning!!!
HWC is seeking…
Air Conditioned Storage Space
to store records and supplies.
If anyone has any contacts
for storage facilities,
please contact
Claris Koglin at
or Gayle Jones at
~ Luncheon Photos ~
Member Spotlight By Bink Myton Carolyn was born in west Tennessee; her early and teen years were spent in
Jackson, MS. She graduated from Mississippi College with a B.S. degree in
education so she comes by her Southern accent legitimately. Carolyn is mar-
ried to her husband, Michael, has two sons and two grandchildren.
After she and Michael were married they moved to New Orleans where Car-
olyn taught second grade for three years. After her boys were born, she stayed at home to raise them and didn’t go back to teaching until after the
family moved to Virginia, where her husband’s job took them. Once again
Carolyn taught elementary school as they moved around. When they moved
to Jacksonville, FL, she began teaching elementary school and then moved up
to teaching middle school gifted students. She enjoyed being able to delve into history and literature and encourage the students to do projects in music and art. Carolyn describes herself as “a teacher of the gifted.” She retired in
Jacksonville ten years ago. They moved further south for Michael’s job and live in Magnolia Plantation.
Since she retired, Carolyn, an expert seamstress, is enjoying sewing - large projects like draperies, but now that she has a granddaughter, she is having fun making clothes for her. After having two boys and a grandson first, being able
to make dresses is a delight. She is currently making her granddaughter a red silk dress, probably to be worn at
Christmas. Talking to her about shopping for fabrics lets you know that sewing is one of her passions. A few months
ago Carolyn went to New York and spent a great deal of time in the fabric stores, like MOOD, which is where the contestants on Project Runway buy their fabrics. She has also been doing some painting (walls, she explains) in their
home and has become active in HWC, in the short time she has been a member.
Carolyn works on public speaking once a week with fifth graders at the Boys and Girls Club, doing monologues and short plays and helping them to learn to “speak up and speak out”. She is a member of the Social Committee. She
also was active in the planning and execution of the activities for the 25th HWC anniversary. When they first moved
to Magnolia seven years ago, Carolyn was active in the women’s organizations in that neighborhood, but since those
seem to have not continued, she is happy to have found HWC and many new friends. She also loves to go to the bal-
let, so anyone who is interested in going to the ballet should contact her.
Since one son lives in New York City and the other (with the grandchildren) lives in the Dallas area, Carolyn fre-
quently travels to visit them. She admits she goes to Dallas more often than New York. Carolyn and Michael have
also traveled to Canada, Europe, Holland, Germany and, a favorite, Switzerland.
Carolyn Boland is an enthusiastic new member of the HWC and has many talents and ideas to share with us.
On November 8, 2012, at the home of Sandy Schutt,
the Hospitality Committee and the Board hosted 6 new members …
Lee Granger, Peggy Hatton, Carolyn Taylor,
Ginny Castellani, Ivette Barrios and Marie Morales Johnson
Each gave short presentations of who they are
and the appeal of the Heathrow Women's Club.
The Board Members and Ellen Yeaser,
defined Board positions and the Mission of the HWC.
32 women were in attendance and, early on, Sandy's wine opener was broken.
Al Sciuto, from up the street, rushed in with another opener.
Of course, a grand time was had by all.
Roslyn Sellers, Hospitality Chairperson
Hospitality
Carolyn Boland
open
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
Carolyn, is the HWC New Group Coordinator and she will work
to find or start a social activity you are interested in!
SOCIAL NEWS
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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
December’s Selection:
Lots of Candles,
Plenty of Cake by Anna Quindlen
Discussion Leader:
Martha Halcrow
Books Suggested by:
Myrna Newman
January’s Selection:
Hello Gorgeous:
Becoming Barbra Streisand
by William J. Mann
Discussion Leader:
Elaine Pasternack
Books Suggested by: Joyce Moreno
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
lwright1228
@aol.com
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 day and
the 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
On February 2nd we will be attending the
D Word at the Abbey Theater
The price is $37.00 per ticket and your reservation
will be confirmed by paying for the ticket. To make your reservation, please contact Gayle Jones
at [email protected] or (407) 878-4032.
Please make your reservation before Dec. 31st.
Christmas High Tea
The Christmas High Tea will be on
December 6th at 1:45 p.m. in Mt. Dora
at THE GARDEN GATE
The price is $25.00, all inclusive.
To make your reservation, please contact,
Marie Dayton at
[email protected] or (407) 333-1533.
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
This group is not
meeting in the month
of December.
For more information,
contact Linda Richardson
Couples Lunch Bunch I
Will be on a Holiday break, until January 30th, 2013.
A new 2013 Roster will be sent to Members.
For more information, contact
Apollonia Teske [email protected]
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 December 17th
hosted by Patti Neveleff
For more information or to be added
to our substitute list, please call
Patti Neveleff at (407) 444-0448.
Bunco Will meet next on December 18th
The host is Darlene Purvis
Bunco is an easy dice game.
We meet on the 3rd Tuesday
of the month at 10:00 a.m.
If you are interested in playing with this
group, please let Patti Neveleff know at (407) 444-0448.
If you cannot attend, please provide
Patti with the name of your substitute.
——— SOCIAL SCENE —–—
Couples Social 1
Will meet next on
Friday, December 7th
at 6:30 p.m. Hosts are …
Mary and Paul Walther
Mary Walther
Social Group 2
Will meet next on
December 14th
Hosts are …
Denny and Linda Belz
Please let Linda know
if you will be attending.
Dine-Around II Will meet next on
December 1st.
Hosts are …
Brenda and Leonard McClure
Social Hour at their home 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
5 Ellen Yeaser
7 Ernesta Fay
7 LaVerne Rubinstein 11 Joyce Moreno
12 Becki Miller
20 Toni Curlin
23 Diana Fyfe
28 Linda Wright
ANNIVERSARIES
7 Pat and Blaine Darrah
14 Madelyn and Tony Faillaci
16 Linda and Peter Wish
17 Valerie and Jack Mason 26 Elaine and Martin Pasternak
26 Vivian and Woody Whitchurch
28 Toni and Jim Curlin
31 LaVerne and Stuart Rubinstein
In honor of our 25th Anniversary, a
Commemorative DVD was made by
Martha Halcrow and daughter, Brooke Sawyer,
donated by Becki Miller.
This DVD takes you for a stroll down memory lane,
highlighting the members of HWC,
past events and our years of community service.
Please pick up your personal copy of this DVD
at our January Luncheon for a donation of $10.00.
All proceeds will go to our charities.
Please make your check out to HWCC, Inc.
HWC Members With Guests at our November Luncheon
DECEMBER
BIRTHDAY’S
November
Guest
Luncheon
Speaker
Marni
Jameson
with
Connie
McDonald and Valerie
Hampton-
Mason
(below)
Saturday night’s Celebratory Cocktail Party
winner of the Mercedes for the Weekend was …
Jeanie Redmond
If you had your picture taken at the 25th Anniversary
Party, please be sure to return to the Mercedes-Benz
Showroom on December 10th to pick up your photo.
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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November Luncheon Photos
Julie Miller, Carol Simonelli, and Souraya Sarriedine,
of Mercedes-Benz of Sanford
Martha Halcrow, Sanford Mayor Jeff Triplett,
with Ellen Yeaser
25th
HWC
Anniversary
Celebration
at
Mercedes
Benz
of Sanford
HWC
25th Anniversary
Mercedes Benz
Celebration
