PathFinder - Nov 2010

Volume 4, Issue 10 North Texas Businoefs1s4 & Professional Women’s League, Inc.
November 2010
“A Legacy of Service: Providing Reliable Resources That Empower Our Community”

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President’s Message

Greetings,

Inside this issue: As the North Texas League enter the Season of
Thanksgiving we reflect on the many goals that
God has allowed us to accomplish.

President’s Message 1

SPOTLIGHT We have a mighty organization with a wealth of Kennice Gossip, President
2 talented, skillful and educated League Ladies who NTBPWL, Inc.
League Lady 3 & 4 share their God given talents with our community. 2009-2011
interviews
Editor’s Notes The only expectation the League Ladies have is to
5 make our community better. As president, our
Program Newsroom 6 agenda delights my heart. It is also delightful to
Chaplain’s Corner 6 serve in this capacity with this group of women.

SLuepagpuoertCOauler nTdroaor ps 67 The North Texas League has several programs and projects that should
Lady Buzz 8 take place within the next 30 days which should continue to have a

Our Voting Rights positive impact on our community. Stomp Out Hungry- provides food
9 to the North Texas Food Bank. Power of Our Dollars - help boost the
Race for The Cure
sales and revenue to our minority-owned businesses. Support Our
Vocal Arts 10 Troops- acknowledge our Troops who are fighting to assure us of our
Walking In My Shoes 11 Freedom. Vocal Arts - promotes local emerging artists to further their
12 careers as Vocal Artists.

Stomp Out Hunger 12 Please continue to encourage others as you continue your Faithful
Time Management 13 Journey for a Better Community; with many opportunities and many
NTL Calendar 14 resources for Men, Women, Boys and Girls. When our Children’s

Children’s, Children are empowered, educated and motivated, our job is
almost done.

Contact Information God Bless You
Mailing:
NTBPWL Inc., President Gossip
P. O. Box 1720
Cedar Hill, Texas
75106-1720
Phone: 972-896-
0385
Fax: 972-237-2902

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THE NORTH TEXAS LEAGUE SPOTLIGHTS

November 2010 Edition

Marilyn Calhoun Brischelle Joyner Sylvia Littleton Viveca Wilson

This month we are spotlighting four very interesting and very diverse league ladies. So what type of women are
these beautiful ladies? Let’s take a look! (Their interviews to follow)

** BEFORE WE LOOK AT THE INTERVIEWS **

Let’s See How Much You Know About Our Spotlight League Ladies

Write the letters (all that apply) from the list to the Right that you think applies to each of our League Ladies.
Check your answers against the Interviews to follow on Pages 3, & 4

Marilyn Calhoun __ __ __ __ __ __ __ a) College cheerleader
Brischelle Joyner __ __ __ __ __ __ __ b) Work for the City of Dallas Police Department
Sylvia Littleton __ __ __ __ __ __ __ c) Has 2 children
Viveca Wilson __ __ __ __ __ __ __ d) 8th Grade Teacher
e) Loves salsa dancing
f) Intermural flag football and was voted MVP
g) Worked at Motown Records
h) Big Sister in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program
i) Play the piano
j) Created a literacy program beyond the classroom
k) Own a Real Estate Company
l) Has 3 grandchildren

ENJOY!

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MARILYN CALHOUN BRISCHELLE JOYNER

 Why did you join the  Where did you grow up?
North Texas League? Tampa, Florida
To share knowledge
and experiences with  Tell us briefly about your
other professionals, family, how many siblings,
to implement African- etc. I have one older brother.
American cultural
projects for North  Tell us briefly about you: Did
Texas youth as well (do) you play a musical
as to network and instrument? What do you do
learn from business for fun? What are your
owners. hobbies? Any special awards, honors,
degrees? I have played the piano for my
 What inspired you to chose Training and whole life. Florida State University -
Development as a Professional? A life-long Management Information Systems; University
passion for learning and teaching led to of Dallas - MBA
Learning Exposures, a business that develops
products and educational consulting services. I love to read, scrapbooking and salsa
Secondly, to create the Service Learning dancing.
Youth Project which extents literacy and
education beyond the classroom.  Where do you work and how long have you
been there? I have my own Real Estate
 How long have you worked in the education Company - BMJ Properties, LLC - I do
field? I have worked as a teacher, property management and assist people with
administrator, trainer, and educational buying and selling real estate. I love assisting
consultant for forty plus years, . Retired people with fulfilling their dreams of becoming
educator, 32 years of service with the Dallas an investor or buying their dream home.
Pubic Schools, Dallas, Texas.
I also work nights at IBM where I am Technical
 How has your career path help you to impact Solution Manager.
the community? I initiated and supported
projects by serving as an active member in
community based organizations such as
Friends of Fair Park, Clean South Dallas, the
Dallas Regional Alliance of Black School
Educators and Texas State Education Board
member’s representative as a reader of
Charter School applications.

 What is your marital status? If married, how
long and to whom? I am married; I have
been married to Michael Calhoun for 43 years.

 Do you have children? If so, tell us about
them. Yes I have 2 adult children: Wendolyn
Calhoun Miller and Major Jon-Michael
Calhoun. I also have 3 granddaughters:
Brenna and Sophia Miller , & Jade Calhoun

 What is your Birth order? Oldest of four, Two
brothers and one sister.

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SYLVIA LITTLETON VIVECA WILSON

 Where did you grow up?  Where did you grow up?
Mainly Dallas and Italy, Little Rock, AR
TX. Lived in Los Angeles
and Kansas City, MO  Tell us briefly about your
family: how many siblings, etc.
 Tell us briefly about your I am the eldest of 4 children; 2
family: how many brothers and 1sister who is a
siblings, etc. My member of the Little Rock
mother lives in Dallas, father now deceased a BPW Club. All are married
year, 2 sisters and 1 brother with children. My parents are
retired and divorced.
 Tell us about you: were you a country or a city girl,
did you play sports or a musical instruments, who  Tell us about you: were you a country or a city
do you do for fun, what are your hobbies any girl, did you play sports or a musical instruments,
awards honors or degrees, etc. who do you do for fun, what are your hobbies any
City girl for sure, I love reading great thrillers. awards honors or degrees, etc.
I am a city girl. I grew up and lived in Little Rock.
 Tell us briefly about your immediate family: I was a college cheerleader, played intramural flag
husband/significant other, how many children, etc. football and was voted Most Valuable Player. I
My husband loves music, he plays the bass guitar, enjoy dancing, reading, sewing and my self-
the keyboards and he sings, We have 4 boys — proclaimed fame is organizing. I’ve received
ages 30, 25, 25 and 19; 1 granddaughter age 2. numerous accolades for my educational
experiences. I am participating in the South
 What would we be surprised to know about you? Central District’s Leadership Academy. I received
I worked at Motown Records on Sunset Blvd., I sell the “International Program of Excellence HEED
Mary Kay; I have one Best Friend since 5th grade; Award” for my humanitarian efforts in Ghana,
I love Human Resources (HR) and Project West Africa. I assisted in the BPW Tuition
Management and have certifications in both; I am Sponsorship Program for Ghanaian Female
work on another degree to start my 2nd career in Youth. I have a BSE and a MSE in Elementary
the education and/or HR fields; I am eligible for Education, along with a ME in Education
retirement in 2 years. I am a Big Sister in the Big Administration at Prairie View A & M University.
Brothers Big Sisters program.
 Tell us briefly about your immediate family:
 Where do you work and how long have you husband/significant other, how many children, etc.
worked there? I work for the City of Dallas I am single.
Police Department, since 1983.
 What would we be surprised to know about you?
 What does your company do? I work with the City I’m a Beauty Consultant for Mary Kay Cosmetics.
of Dallas Red Light camera program
 Where do you work and how long have you
 What is your title? Program Manager worked there? I am a 30 year classroom
teacher in the Dallas Independent School District.
 What do you enjoy most about your job?
Speaking to teenagers about texting and running  What does your company do? Educate students
red lights. and prepare them to be productive citizens.

 What advice would you share with our future  What is your title? 8th grade English Language
Professionals who have a desire to work in the Arts Teacher.
same capacity you work in? Working as a public
servant has its rewards and downfalls, so you  What do you enjoy most about your job? The
must know what’s important in your life and go for change of activity, people and attitudes.
it.
 What advice would you share with our future
 What’s the one thing you know about life that you Professionals who have a desire to work in the
would like to share with the community? Plans same capacity you work in? Remain patient. This
are never guaranteed, you better trust in God and job can be like the weather, it is constantly
always have a Plan B changing.

 What’s the one thing you know about life that you
would like to share with the community? Change
is inevitable and constant.

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Editor’s Thoughts ...

How Would You Spend It? Each morning the account is refilled, but the bank can
dissolve your account at any time...WITHOUT
Imagine that you had won the following prize in a WARNING. !!
contest:
WELL, what will you do with your 86,400 seconds?
Each morning your bank would deposit $ 86,400.00 in Aren't they worth so much more than the same amount
your private account for your use. in dollars? Think about that, and always think of this:----
-Enjoy every second of your life, because time races by
However, this prize had rules, just as any game has so much quicker than you think.
certain rules.
So take care of yourself, and enjoy life!
The first set of rules would be :

Everything that you didn't spend during each day
would be taken away from you. You may not simply
transfer money into some other account. You may
only spend it.

Each morning upon awakening, the bank opens your Pathfinder, Editor
account with another $ 86,400.00 for that day.
Geneva Hamilton, MBA
The second set of rules:
HIV/AIDS/STDs Seminar
The bank can end the game without warning; at any
time it can say, "It's over, the game is over!" It can Ms. Bethsheba Johnson conducted an outstanding
close the account and you will not receive a new one. HIV/AIDS/STDs Seminar on November 20, 2010. It
was an eye-opener to say the least. Some key bits of
What would you personally do? information from the seminar are:

You would buy anything and everything you wanted,  Every adolescent female/woman is at risk for
right? Not only for yourself, but for all people you sexually transmitted diseases such as:
love ? Even for people you don't know, because you  Chlamydia
couldn't possibly spend it all on yourself, right? You  Gonorrhea
would try to spend every cent, and use it all, right?  Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)
 Syphilis
ACTUALLY, THIS GAME IS REALITY!!  Trichomoniasis

Each of us is in possession of such a "magical"  These diseases are transmitted through bodily
bank....we just can't seem to see it. fluids including the birth canal and the exchange of
needles.
THE MAGICAL BANK IS TIME!
 The rate of infection is on the rise in:
Each awakening morning we receive 86,400 seconds  The African-American community
as a gift of life, and when we go to sleep at night, any  Women over 50 years old
remaining time is NOT credited to us.
 It is extremely important for us to have routine
What we haven't lived up that day is forever physical examinations, which include testing for
lost....yesterday is forever gone.!! sexually transmitted diseases.

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PROGRAM NEWSROOM CHAPLAIN’S CORNER

Things Every NBTPWL League Lady should know! "I asked God"

The Health committee’s program on HIV, AIDS and I asked God to take away my habit.
STDs was outstanding. The presentation was God said, No.
informative and educational in terms for all to clearly
understand. Please share the information with the It is not for me to take away,
youth in your circle of influence. but for you to give it up.

The League’s Vocal Arts program will be held on I asked God to make my handicapped child whole.
Saturday, December 4, 2010 at the East Dallas God said, No.
Christian Church, 629 N. Peak, Dallas, Texas. This is
truly a premier program showcasing the talent of His spirit is whole, his body is only temporary.
young artists in our area. The winner will represent
the League at the District conference.. Tickets are I asked God to grant me patience.
only $10. Invite guests to enjoy a special evening with God said, No. Patience is a byproduct of tribulations;
the League.
it isn't granted, it is learned.
The Power of Our $$ (Nov 10 - Dec 31, 2010), a
national program with focus on supporting and I asked God to give me happiness.
spending your $$ with the businesses in our God said, No.
community. Let’s spend with our own in order to
move the wealth between us. Keep your receipts and I give you blessings;
submit to me during our January meeting. The $$ Happiness is up to you.
spent will be tallied and submitted to National towards
our efforts in Economic Development. I asked God to spare me pain.
God said, No.
It’s more Blessed to Give than to receive – Can goods
needed for our Food Drive. Just bring a bunch to the Suffering draws you apart from
General Body Meeting, Christmas Party or call Patty worldly cares and brings you closer to me.
Lynn/Murray Gray for pick up!
I asked God to make my spirit grow.
So what were you “Thankful for” on Thanksgiving God said, No.
Day? How about your freedom! “OUR” soldiers need
to see your face welcoming them home. Please join You must grow on your own,
the Support Our Troops program on Friday, 12/24/10 but I will prune you to make you fruitful.
at DFW Airport. Yes, its Christmas Eve morning and I
know you will make the sacrifice, a small one I asked God for all things
compared to the troops’ daily sacrifices for our that I might enjoy life.
country. God said, No.
I will give you life,
Check out the League’s calendar for upcoming
programs. so that you may enjoy all things.

  I asked God to help me LOVE others, as much as He
  loves me.
 
  God said... Ahhhh,
  finally you have the idea.
 
  THIS DAY IS YOURS, DON'T THROW IT AWAY

Murray G. Gray, May God Bless You,

First Vice President Sondra Cook-Johnson Charmaine Traylor

Chaplain Assist. Chaplain

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LadyBuzz News The Ladybugs

This November has proved to be very busy for the League Ladies as well as informative.

During our November meeting we were given a presentation on HIV, AIDS and STD’s.
The presentation was wonderful and scary at the same time.

Power of our Dollars came just in time for holiday shopping. As you are picking up gifts and things,
please try to shop within our community and save the receipts.

This is a National Program geared toward Economic Development.

Please remember our Vocal Arts Program will take place on December 4
at the East Dallas Christian Church; please remember we need all League Ladies to help.
This program will be great and I encourage you to invite plenty of people as I am sure they will enjoy it.

Please continue to pray for Lady Cook-Johnson and Baby Johnson.
She, as well as the League Ladies, is very excited about our “first League baby”.

Also please congratulate Dr. Constance Bennett;
she was awarded the El Centro Adjunct Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award.

This is a great accomplishment and is well-deserved.

Support Our Troops - League Ladies joined other community members in welcoming home
our troops on Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday, November 24, 2010 at DFW.
Our next meeting is Friday, December 24, 2010 (See Page 7 for details)

BIRTHDAYS
Lady Richards: November 1
Lady Colleymore: November 8
Lady Cook-Johnson: November 9
Lady Calhoun: December 2

Season’s Greetings!

You and your guest are invited to attend the League's annual Christmas Party.

The cost is $20.00 each. Please bring a unisex gift, valued at $10.00 to exchange.

We will have fun, fun, fun!

When: Saturday, December 11, 2010 Where: President Gossip’s Home
7:00 PM to 10:00 PM 529 Parkcrest, Grand Prairie, TX 75052

“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower” Andrew Camus
“Fiery colors begin their yearly conquest of the hills,
propelled by the autumn winds. Fall is the artist”
Takayhuki Ikkaku

Brittany Montgomery

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Honoring Our Right to VOTE

Election Day 2010 was taken very seriously by our league ladies.
We recognize the importance of honoring what our ancestors fought
so hard for, and many even gave their lives for.

Some of us got very creative with getting our family, friends,
neighbors and others out to vote.

President Gossip encouraged us to cast our vote on every occasion
and opportunity. Her October 28th message to us was: Our Vote
is Our Voice! With our election slowly approaching, let’s encourage
our friends and families to VOTE. When we exercise our right to
Vote, we become a part of the solution to make our community
better. The subject of her Tuesday Mail on November 2nd was
VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!

Patty Lynn got creative too. She reports that she and several league ladies volunteered for the two week early
voting and on Election Day. The ladies made calls and carpooled some of the voters to the polls. She said her
mother would gather the family together to go vote and that this year, even though she was not here with them,
they still had “Mammaw’s Family Voting Day”. They picked up family members and voted as a family tradition to
honor their mother.

I, Geneva Hamilton, got creative. My sister-in-law and I took my twins to lunch for their 24th birthday and after
lunch we all got in the car and I drove us all directly to a voting precinct. Yes, they thought I was a bit weird but
we got it done.

We must continue to exercise our right to vote both as African-Americans and as women because incredible
sacrifices were and are STILL being made for us to have that freedom.

Our local votes helped Democratic incumbent Craig Watkins defeat Republican challenger Danny Clancy in the
Dallas County district attorney race. Clancy had a slight lead much of the night, but Watkins pulled in front as
votes were tallied three hours after polls closed. Final vote counts show Watkins with 208,222 votes - 50.64
percent and Clancy with 202,974 – 49.36 percent.

As you can see, every vote really does count!

SO EVERY OPPORTUNITY YOU GET, PLEASE

VOTE, IT COUNTS!

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VOCAL ARTS

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Walking in My Shoes! Challenge

According to the Feeding America Hunger Study, more people are seeking emergency assistance by applying
for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – previously known as food stamps). The segments of
our population most needing assistance are approximately 14 million children and 2 million senior citizens.

League members, the Health Committee has committed the membership of the North Texas League to taking on
the Walking in my Shoes! challenge by living on $6.67 per day for food and drinks for one week ($46.69 of food
and drinks only). You can use the spices that you already have on hand, but not any previously purchased food
or drinks.

We can blog our experiences on http://texasfoodstampschallenge.wordpress.com or post them on
Facebook, Twitter, or MySpace.

MY RESULTS: Ladies, I took the “Walking in my Shoes” challenge the first week of October. I purchased my
food and planned my meals for the week. A family of two or three can survive on $6.67 per day. The family can
plan the menu for the week before purchasing the food. The family cannot go out to eat on this budget. This
challenge will bring back the “family meal time”. My husband and I prepared different menus for this challenge.
Some meals lasted two days. The leftovers can be changed into another meal. The holiday season is the
hardest time for the Food Bank. Please bring your donations to the November meeting. I will take the food to
the Food Bank on November 22nd. We will have another food drive on December 6th . I can meet you to pick
up the food on December 6th because Lady Gray and I will take the food to the Food Bank on December 8th.

I would like to “Thank you” in advance for taking the challenge and assisting with the food drive. This challenge
was an “eye-opener” for me because it helped me remember how much fun we had at meal time with our family.
I also lost two pounds by preparing my meals according to some of the menus provided by Dr. Kandice Farmer
and Lady Elizabeth Richardson’s Wellness Program.

Food Drive for November and December 2010. Please bring your can goods for the food drive on November
20th for the General Meeting. If you cannot attend the meeting on November 20th, call me and I will pick them
up. The next food pick is December 6th.

The date for our Volunteer Day at the Food Bank is May 14, 2011. Please note on your event calendar. We
have committed to 10 adults and our youth. We will need one adult for every five to seven youth. (See Notes
below from Sophie and Paige at the Food Bank)

Volunteer in our Warehouse: Sort incoming food donations Contact [email protected] to schedule.
Weekdays 9am to noon and/or 1 to 3:30pm
Service Saturdays – Weekend opportunities fill quickly so inquire today!
Current Service Saturday needs are on the following dates:

• May 14th 2011, 6-10pm NALC Stamp Out Hunger North Texas League Volunteer Day
Availability is constantly changing, please inquire by emailing [email protected].

Children ages 10 and 14 must be accompanied by an adult; at least one for every 5 to 7 children.
Free parking is available in the front of the building or on the side street, Shilling Way.
We recommend that you bring water to drink. Directions are available here: http://www.ntfb.org/au_map.cfm.
The North Texas Food Bank is a smoke-free campus. We ask that you do not smoke while you are with us.

Thanks for taking the food stamp challenge! Just want to be sure you know that this is just a fun educational tool,
but if you actually need food stamps yourself, you can contact Carolyn Carter at [email protected]

Patty Lynn, MBA
469 337 1209

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Snapshot of SCD Leadership Academy’s Time Management Workshop
Friday, October 15, 2010, Crown Plaza Houston North Greenspoint

On October 14, 2010 I attended the South Central 15. Motivate yourself into action: Be your own
District Planning Meeting in Houston, TX where we cheerleader. Look for the good in every situation.
(Geneva Hamilton, Brittany Montgomery and Viveca Focus on the solution rather than the problem.
Wilson) had the second session of SCD Leadership Always be optimistic and constructive;
Academy training. In this session we focused on Time
Management, in a fun and memorable workshop 16. Practice creative procrastination: Since you
interestingly called “Eat That Frog!!” can’t do everything, you just learn to deliberately
put off those tasks that are of low value so that
This practice is based on an old saying that “if the first you have enough time to do the few things that
thing you do each morning is to eat a live frog, you can really count;
go through the day with the satisfaction of knowing that
that is probably the worst thing that is going to happen 17. Do the most difficult task first: Begin each day
to you all day long!” It has also been said that “If you with your most difficult task, the one task that can
have to eat two frogs, eat the ugliest one first!” This is make the greatest contribution to yourself and
another way of saying that if you have two important your work, and resolve to stay at it until it is
tasks before you, start with the biggest, hardest, and complete.
most important task first.
18. Slice and dice the task: Break large, complex
Here’s the Key!! tasks down into bite sized pieces and then just do
one small part of the task to get started;
The key to happiness, satisfaction, great success, and
a wonderful feeling of personal effectiveness and 19. Create large chucks of time: Organize your
power is for you to develop the habit of eating your days around large blocks of time where you can
frog first thing every day when you start work! concentrate for extended periods on your most
Fortunately, this is a learnable skill that you can important tasks;
acquire through repetition. When this habit of starting
on your most important task first is developed, your 20. Develop a sense of urgency: Make a habit of
success is assured. moving fast on your key tasks. Become known as
a person who does things quickly and well;
Get more things done faster by learning the following
21 rules and principles until they are ingrained in your 21. Single handle every task: Set clear priorities,
thinking and actions — Here’s a summary of the start immediately on your most important task and
last 11 of 21 Great Ways to stop procrastinating then work without stopping until the job is 100%
and get more things done faster: (the first 10 was complete. This is the real key to high performance
featured in the October 2010 Pathfinder) and maximum personal productivity.

11. Identify your key constraints: Determine the Make a decision to practice these principles every day
bottlenecks or chokepoints internally or externally, until they become second nature to you.
that set the speed at which you achieve your
most important goals and focus on alleviating With these habits of personal management as a
them; permanent part of your personality, your future will be
unlimited. Just do it!
12. Take it one oil barrel at a time: You can
accomplish the biggest and most complicated job EAT THAT FROG!
if you just complete it one step at a time;

13. Put the pressure on yourself: Imagine that
your have to leave town for a month and work as
if you had to get all your major tasks completed
before you left;

14. Maximize your personal powers: Identify your
periods of highest mental and physical energy
each day and structure your most important and
demanding tasks around these times. Get lots of
rest so you can perform at your best;

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A Monthly Publication of
North Texas Business & Professional
Women’s League, Inc.

North Texas League Calendar

 

 

 

 

 

  December 2010

  12/1-12/31 Black Bus $$
  S M T W T F S 4 – Vocal Arts
 
  14 – Ex Board Meeting

  1 2 3 4 11; 18 – Leadership Develop

  5 6 7 8 9 10 11 TBD - Bishops Arts Tour
  TBD - Adopt-a-School

  12 13 14 15 16 17 18 TBD - Christmas Party

  19 20 21 22 23 24 25 24 – Support Our Troops
 
  26 27 28 29 30 31 25 Christmas; 31 New Yr Eve

 

  January 2011
 
  S M T W T F S 1 – New Years Day
  1 17- Martin L King Day

  2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TBD – New “er” You
  8; 15 – Leadership Develop

  9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 – Ex Board Meeting

  16 17 18 19 20 21 22
 
  23 24 25 26 27 28 29 22 – General Body Meeting
Dress for Success
 
  30 31

 

 
  February 2011

  S M T W T F S 11 - League Youth/Opera

  1 2 3 4 5 12- Lincoln BD; 14 Valentine

  6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TBD - Education Seminar
 
  13 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 - Ex Board Mtg

  20 21 22 23 24 25 26 26 Expanding Your Horizons

27 28 26 - General Body Mtg

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