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December 2005 Newsletter
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Peak View Member Information Status of Women Information Featured Links Dates to Remember |
PEAK VIEW!from Teri H. |
What an exciting time for our Zonta Club of the Pikes Peak Region! We
are about to move our club to the "NEXT LEVEL" in our community!
THE GLASS SLIPPER BALL is on the horizon for 2006. The contract is signed!
With the talent and experience of Kate B. as our chairperson, and the
assistance of Debra Dion Krishke and Team Effort Events...we are on our way
to:
We all have special talents and abilities and Kate and the Board are
looking to each of us to make this event successful and fun.
Christmas is a time of gift giving. Please support our Zonta Club Mission with the gift of your time, presence and talents in coming year. On behalf of your Zonta Board, may all of you enjoy a Special Holiday Season. Hope to see you at our Christmas Party Sunday, 12/18/05. Thanks to Laura S. for generously opening her home for our party.
Dates to remember
-Teri H.
"Complacency is a far more dangerous attitude than outrage." - Naomi Littlebear Morena |
Glass Slipper Ball 2006Support your club projects! |
December Birthdays
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Fund Raising Project
Please get your money to Pat K. by December 5th! |
Zonta Founders |
Holiday Party
Please bring coats, mittens and scarves for the seniors of our African
Refugee Group.
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Ways for Pikes Peak Area Zonta members to help refugees in Colorado SpringsContact Vanda Franowicz at 719-314-0223 or Vanda.franowicz@lfsco.org Food stamps are only for food. Women and their families need paper goods such as diapers, toilet paper, tissues, etc. All kinds of cleaning products are in great need. PLEASE BRING THESE ITEMS TO OUR MONTHLY MEETINGS. Women and children need help practicing English and/or doing homework. Some need to go shopping. If you have 2 hours to give once a week, please call Vanda to be matched up Beginning Wednesdays, Oct. 5, senior aged refugees will be attending ESL classes at Ruth Holly Library from 10-noon. If you can meet with 1 or 2 of them from noon to 2 pm, they can use your help reviewing the lessons. One person to work with a member of their staff is needed to help sort out clothes and other donations at their storage area at Platte and Wooten, east of Academy. Time to be determined. Do you know of an organization that does winter coat drives? Lutheran Family Services hopes to be connected to gather coats for their clients. If you belong to a religious or work organization that would be interested in assisting with the resettlement of new refugees, Vanda would be glad to come speak to their program and hopes to find 6-10 volunteers. Contact Vanda Franowicz at 719-314-0223 or Vanda.franowicz@lfsco.org |
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December 5 | Nut money due to Pat K. or Helen S. |
December 18 - 4:00pm | Holiday Party at Laura S.'s home |
January 9 - 5:30pm |
Board Meeting
Montague's |
2006 | First Annual Glass Slipper Ball! |
June 24-29, 2006 | ZI Convention, Melbourne, Australia |
Thank you ladies! |
Please send comments and suggested information for the newsletter to nulty@csdco.com.
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