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February, 2014

1. Annual Fees Due– pg. 5

2. New Groups Forming-pg. 6

3. Spring Jubilee - pg. 7

4. St. Louis Trivia—page 13

5. Activity Fun Photos- page 13-14

6. 2014 Budget—pg. 15-18

IN THIS MONTH’S ISSUE…

NNLC Board Members 2

Prospective Member Coffee 3

Club Director’s Message 4

Club President’s Message 4

Membership Information 5

News About Dues

February Birthdays

New Groups Forming 6

Spring Jubilee 7

Featured Sponsor 8

Care and Share 9

NNOM Form 10

Luncheon Information 11

Board Meeting Notice 12

Club Greeting Card 12

St. Louis Trivia 13

Club Activity Photos 13-14

2014 Budget 15-18

Activity Group Listings

• Fine Arts 19-20

• Games 20

• Sports 21

• Dining/Wine 21-22

• Club Sponsors 23

• February’s Calendar 24

CHEERS!!!

Bookends—Dec. 13th.

Nancy Wilson, Gay Hampton,

Eileen Powers

Garden Club Outing

Sue Shellabarger

Deb Ramsey

Tasters’ Choice—Nov. 7th-Lynda Shaw, Mary Lou Mucha,

Morvith Vas, Susan Klein; seated– Becky Ragan,

Elaine Williams, Jackie Hopkins, Cheri Edmiston

February 2014

EXECUTIVE BOARD

President Gay Hampton (636) 329-1044 [email protected]

1st Vice President/Luncheons Lynne Foss (636) 549-3151 [email protected]

Jill Glaus (573) 748-0271 [email protected]

2nd Vice President/Membership & Miriam Krajewski (636) 778-9876 [email protected]

Activities Facilitator

Secretary & Publicity Pamela Miller (636) 587-6197 [email protected]

Treasurer Marty Cochran (636) 812-2381 [email protected]

GENERAL BOARD

Happy Wanderer Staff

Editor Prudy Bertolino (636) 209-3309 [email protected]

Circulation Sheri Iamele (636) 220-6173 [email protected]

Database Marla Ruff (618) 726-7344 [email protected]

Webmaster Shelley Lesko (636) 579-4979 [email protected]

New Member Recruitment

Welcome Coffee & Hospitality Donna Brummond (314) 485-1463 [email protected]

Prospective Members & Reporter Charlotte Calhoun (620) 242-4676 [email protected]

Committee Chairpersons

Dining & Wine Moira Angelini (803) 312-5033 [email protected]

Fine Arts Joyce Wiltrakis (636) 527-0095 [email protected]

Sports Pat Esarey (314) 434-6632 [email protected]

Games Nancy Stratte (636) 751-4088 [email protected]

Care & Share Kathy Ziegenmier (314) 334-0255 [email protected]

Advisors

Sue Bollinger (314) 469-3613 [email protected]

Advises : 1st VP/Luncheons, Database, Circulation, Activities Chairpersons

Special Activity: Garden Tour; Co-advisor to Auction

Renee Hatlelid (314) 395-1876 [email protected] Advises: 2nd VP/Membership/Activities Facilitator, Welcome Coffee/Hospitality, Prospective Members,

Special Activity: Nomination Committee

Carol Bernier (636) 386-5470 [email protected]

Advises: Treasurer, Secretary/Publicity

Club Directory and Senior Advisor

Donna Bersett (314) 205-3010 [email protected] Advises: President, Webmaster, Editor Co-Advisees: Entire Board and All Club Activities

Special Activities: Nominating Committee

National President

Cheryl Beaudreault (877) 330-6654 [email protected]

Board of Directors October 2013– April 2014

February 2014

Deadline for the March, 2014 Issue is Thursday, February 13th.

Please submit all articles, activity group updates and regular reports

with HW in the subject line to: [email protected]

NNLC On The Web

www.newneighborsleague.com

W hat can you find on the website?

• Luncheon details

• Up-to-date member directory

• Upcoming event announcements

that did not make it into the newsletter.

Remember that you can log on

anytime to get the newsletter. The e-mail notice you receive each month is just a reminder that the new edition is available. It should be on line by the first of the month.

Because we have member contact information available in the Directory on the website, we password protect the portion of the site that contains this sensitive information. To access the Members page you will need the following log on information:

Username: nnlcmembers

(Think New Neighbors League

Club Members)

Password: friends

If you are still receiving a paper copy of the newsletter you can try logging on to the website yourself to see what the electronic version is like.

If you have any problems

receiving your e-Wanderer notice

or logging on to the website,

contact the Circulation

Chairperson Sheri Iamele

(636) 220-6173

ALL ABOUT NNLC

NNLC Charter CLUB PURPOSE

The purpose of the New Neighbors League Club

(NNLC) is to bring together the new neighbors

of the area so they may meet and become friends

while adjusting to new surroundings. The Club is

a not-for-profit social organization with a variety

of interest groups and special activities, including

monthly luncheons and speakers.

HISTORY

NNLC is the official social club of New

Neighbors League, Inc. (NNLI), which was

founded in Dayton, Ohio in 1939 by Theodore R.

Briggs. Out of the business of greeting new

residents grew a recognized need for a social

organization allowing newcomers to meet others

who were also new to the area. Theodore’s wife,

Bunny, lived in many cities throughout the

United States and knew the loneliness associated

with moving into unfamiliar areas. With the aid

of the Ohio Federated Women’s Club, the

Constitution and By-Laws for NNLC were

drafted. The first chapter was chartered in

Cincinnati, Ohio in 1943. As the greeting service

operations were established, new club chapters

were founded. Dayton was home for New

Neighbors League until 1986 when Corporate

and Club Headquarters were moved to Atlanta,

Georgia and Cheryl Beaudreault assumed the

position of National President. Currently, there

are fourteen operations nationwide. Each chapter

operates independently within established

guidelines and under the direction of a local

Board of Directors and a Club Director.

MEMBERSHIP

Membership in NNLC is open to any local woman wanting to meet new people and

make new friends in the community. Prospective

members should attend a Welcome Coffee held on the first Tuesday of the month. There are two

parts to the initial membership fee. First, a one-

time lifetime membership fee of $25.00 to join

NNLC with transfer privileges to any sister chapter; this fee is forwarded to National Club

Headquarters. Second, there is a $25

membership fee that remains with the local

chapter to cover administrative expenses (this amount is pro-rated according to the month

joined). On-going members will pay a $25

annual fee each year in January.

Affiliated Chapters:

Alabama- Birmingham

Georgia- Atlanta, Peachtree City

Kansas- Johnson County

Nebraska- Omaha

Missouri- Kansas City, St. Louis

Ohio- Canton, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo

Tennessee- Nashville

Texas- Corpus Christi

Washington, D.C.

Prospec�ve New Member

Coffee

Moving into a new community can be exciting, overwhelming, and often times, lonely. NNLC can help make the transition easier by helping women find new friends and

activities. If you know of someone new to the area, invite her to join us at the monthly coffee where she can learn more about

everything NNLC has to

offer.

The next coffee is:

Tuesday, February 4th at

9:30am at St. Louis County Library, Daniel Boone Branch, 300 Clarkson

Road, Ellisville, MO 63011. Meet in the Red Room. (Parking on the north side (lower end) makes for easier access to meeting

rooms.)

February 2014

This can be served with grated parmesan cheese sprinkled on top. If you make a large amount of

this soup, it freezes very well.

Stay warm ladies and I hope this recipe becomes one of your favorites. I attained this recipe (which through the years I have tweaked) from an Italian man that worked for my husband when he was President of Ruger Gun Company and we lived in New

Hampshire.

I hope this year is a happy and very healthy one for you, your loved ones and friends. Also I wish you

all a Happy Valentine’s Day

Always in Fun & Friendship

Donna Bersett Club Director & Senior Advisor NNLC

314-205-3010

[email protected]

Fax: 314-205-8093

Cell & Text: 314-800-3241

GREETINGS

LADIES:

Here it is February 2014 and I am sure my message to you this time might seem a little unusual but it

is very cold today, 25 degrees, so I am thinking about a great soup recipe that is tasty, hardy, easy to make and delicious

I hope you enjoy this and it will very much help to warm you up.

DONNA'S ITALIAN SAUSAGE, BEAN, KIELBASA SOUP

~2 or 3 cans of beans (any kind or a mixture): such as pinto, kidney, black beans, etc. ~1 package of frozen chopped creamed spinach (thawed) ~2 cans (at least) Italian stewed tomatoes. (If you can't find Italian stewed tomatoes, regular stewed tomatoes are just fine). ~1 LB Kielbasa, cut up into bite sized pieces

~1 LB Italian sausage, browned (this can be hot, sweet or mild--your choice) ~Salt & Pepper to taste

~Cooking Sherry, a few dashes

~1 Large Onion---chopped

~Garlic---minced to taste

Brown meats, onion and garlic in a skillet until done and soft. At the same time, in a large Dutch oven, cook beans, spinach, tomatoes, salt, pepper and sherry until hot & well mixed. (This can also be done in a crock pot) Add cooked meat mixture to the Dutch oven, stock pot or crock pot. Cook all together for at least 1 hour (the longer the better). If prepared in a crock pot cook on low for at least 2 hours. Add water if or when needed to make soup consistency you prefer. More tomatoes can be added to make it more soupy. Never use tomato sauce.

Happy February to all my NNLC friends. I hope everyone is getting used to writing the year 2014 on their checks, datebook, and assorted

correspondence. I know I have to really think when I write down the

date.

On the matter of dates… The club is making a change to our yearly calendar by moving the date of installation of new officers and board members from April to May and from October to November. By doing this, installation will not interfere with our annual festivities at luncheons taking place in October (Halloween costume contest) or April (annual hat parade and spring fund raiser). We hope this will streamline the “meeting” portion of the luncheon.

More dates to remember… our 2014 spring fund raiser is just two months away. This year we will NOT be holding an auction as our fund raiser, instead we are planning a

lovely luncheon, with a fashion

show by Chico’s, and our

annual Hat Parade to be held at the Forest Hills Country Club on April 15th. Please watch the Happy Wanderer for details and plan on joining us for fashion, fun and friendship. (This will be a great luncheon to invite your friends, mother, mother-in-law, daughters, sisters, aunts, nieces, etc., to attend.) Be sure to SAVE THE DATE.

I hope to see you soon at a

luncheon, activity or event.

In Fun and Friendship, Gay Hampton, President 636-329-1044 [email protected]

Director’s & President’s Messages

February 2014

FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS

FOR MEMBERS

Violet Stoyeff 2/3

Ernestine Bernstein 2/6

Gail Wolff 2/6

Jill Glaus 2/7

Mary Shoji 2/8

Carol Bernier 2/9

Carol Mihulka 2/14

Diane Ely 2/14

Pat Esarey 2/15

Charlotte Wright 2/15

Halina J. Conti 2/18

Marjorie Sulewski 2/20

Julie Aliano 2/21

Adrienne Nagel 2/22

Joyce Wiltrakis 2/23

Helen Wall 2/24

HAVE YOU RENEWED?

That is, to renew your NNLC member-ship and continue to join in the Fun and Friendship. Our annual fees are $25.00 and were due January 1st. Please send your checks made payable to “NNLC” to:

Marla Ruff

324 Forest Oaks Drive

Caseyville, Il. 62232

MAKE A NOTE:

Dick & Elaine Camp’s new address is:

334 Jessie Marie Lane, St. Peters, MO 63376

Phone and email have not changed.

Marty Cochran’s new email is;

[email protected]

Don’t’ miss out on all the Fun and Fellowship

WINETASTING –NOVEMBER 2

Tina Edge, Denise Duffy,

Mary Lou Mucha, Joyce Wiltrakis

February 2014

NEW GROUPS FORMING

New Bridge Group FormingNew Bridge Group FormingNew Bridge Group FormingNew Bridge Group Forming

We seem to have some interest in starting a new bridge group for intermediate players. It will likely be on Wednesday afternoons or possibly mornings on one Wednesday per month. Typically it will be held in members homes and last about 3 hours. The details can be worked out with the group after we get started. Please call me at (620) 242-4676 or

email me at [email protected] indicating your interest. We would like to start as soon as possible, playing sometime in February. Several people have already shown an interest and we would like to have eight regular players with a sub list also. Please send your name again even if you have contacted me already so no one is left out. It will be a great opportunity to enjoy bridge and meet some new people with a common interest. This group could also decide to meet in a public meeting place if the group prefers that

option.

Charlotte Calhoun

NEW BIOGRAPHY BOOK CLUB NEW BIOGRAPHY BOOK CLUB NEW BIOGRAPHY BOOK CLUB NEW BIOGRAPHY BOOK CLUB

Do you like reading biographies of interesting people—historic and current...from Teddy Roosevelt to Betty White for example. This is a new group forming. Members will choose the books and discuss one each month at the meeting. And, of course, going out to lunch is a possibility too. If you are interested or want more information, please

contact Prudy Bertolino at (636) 209-2209 - [email protected].

February 2014

SPRING JUBILEE LUNCHEON

NNLC - Save the Date April 15th – Forest Hills Country Club

“Spring Jubilee” “Spring Jubilee” “Spring Jubilee” “Spring Jubilee”

and “Hat Parade”and “Hat Parade”and “Hat Parade”and “Hat Parade”

Invite your girlfriends

(members and non-members)

and enjoy a wonderful Luncheon

and Fashion Show by Chico’s

Mark your calendar!

February 2014

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February 2014

CARE & SHARE

If you Live in a

Subdivision That Sends Out a

Newsletter . . .

NNLC would like to get the word out to area newcomers through neighborhood newsletters. If you live in a subdivision that has either an online or printed newsletter, please forward your subdivision’s name, the newsletter editor and contact information

to Sue Bollinger, (314)469-3613, [email protected]

QUILTS OF VALOR

One of our NNLC members, Elaine Camp, participates in the Quilts of Valor group of Eastern Missouri. Since 2003, this organization has been making and presenting quilts to American veterans who have been in combat for our nation. Over 92,250 quilts have been given to veterans. Elaine will be giving the NNLC luncheon program on February 18th. The veteran needs to have served in combat (but not necessarily injured) to receive a “Quilt of Valor”. Their name will be recorded by the National Organization of Quilts of Valor. Elaine has forms that one can submit to Quilts of Valor ([email protected]). NNLC has made a donation to “Quilts of Valor” which will help defray the cost of shipping quilts to Hospitals, Clinics, Military bases and

individuals.

To learn more about this organization go to http://vimeo.com/74170088 . If clicking on the link doesn’t work, cut

and past it in your browser.

Photo: Michael Conti, son of member Halina Conti is a Reconnaissance Medic in the military. He was sent a Quilt of Valor Nov. 29, 2013. His response: "I can't believe that they would want to spend the time

and effort to do this for people. I truly appreciate their kindness and dedication."

3rd Thursday Monthly Bunco Group ~

They donated their cash prize to Circle of Concern.

Back Row: Nancy Stratte, Brenda Jansen, Myra Morse, Sue Andrews, Stephanie Brown,

Deb Ramsey, Debbi Nicks. Front Row: Jeanine Ritter, Karen Collins,

Sue Shellabarger.

February 2014

NNOM Nomination Form

Nominate someone who has generously contributed her efforts to NNLC to be New Neighbor of the Month.

Simply complete the form below and mail it to:

Donna Bersett

NNLC Club Director/Sr. Advisor

14629 Kendall Ridge Drive

Chesterfield, MO 63017

Nominee’s Name:___________________________________________________________________________

Your Name:______________________________ Phone: ___________________________________________

E-mail: _________________________________

Why you want this nominee to receive this award:

________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________

Past NNOM Recipients

2012

Jan Elaine Camp

Feb Suzy Borg

Mar Joyce Wiltrakis

Apr Anne Randall

May Pat Esarey

June Kim Bartlett

Oct Renee Hatlelid

Nov Gay Hampton

Dec Sheri Burnett

2013

Jan Jill Glaus

Feb Becky Locuson

Mar Noelle Speers

Nov Lynne Foss

Dec Tamara Lobb

2014

Jan Prudy Bertolino

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LUNCHEON COST INFO & NNOM FORM

Every once in awhile someone questions the pricing of our luncheons (saying things like,

“Seems like a lot of money for soup and salad” or something like that.) We thought it might be

good to explain everything involved in calculating the price of a typical luncheon.

A list of all of the items we have to pay for BEFORE we choose the entrée would look like

this: 18% gratuity, 8% tax, $3.00 per drink for each attendee (whether or not ½ of the ladies have only water) and $4.00 dessert. After all of these amounts are taken out, THEN we see how

much we can spend on the entrée. This, of course, assumes there is no program or tour expense.

With all of this said, here is what it looks like for a typical $19.00 luncheon:

We hope this illustration helps you understand how the process of setting up luncheons works.

Lynne Foss and Jill Glaus

$19.00

Gratuity per attendee $3.42 $15.58

Tax per attendee $1.52 $14.06

Drink per attendee $3.00 $11.06

Dessert per attendee $4.00 $7.06

Amount left for each Entrée $7.06

February 2014

Luncheons

Jill Glaus

1428 Red Oak Plantation Dr.

Ballwin, MO 63021

Includes Coffee, Soda or Iced Tea and Dessert

February Luncheon Reservation

Name:_________________________ Phone:_____________ E-mail:________________

I am a: _____ Member ____ Sponsor Total Enclosed ($19.00/person) $__________

Lunch choices:

1. 1/2 Chicken Club Sandwich with Caesar Salad _____

2. 1/2 Crab Cake Sandwich with Cup of Seafood Chowder _____

3. Spinach Salad with Cup of Seafood Chowder _____

Reservations Deadline: February 13, 2014

Please send with your check (Payable to NNLC) along with this completed luncheon reservation form to:

CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS:

No refunds if cancellation is made after DEADLINE.

This Month’s Luncheon

Tuesday February 18, 2014

Oceano Bistro

16125 Chesterfield Parkway West


Starting Time: 11:00 am

Program: Elaine Camp - Quilts of Valor

Price: $19.00

Directions: Oceano Bistro is located near Chesterfield Mall on Chesterfield Parkway West which is the drive which circles the mall.

Upcoming LuncheonsUpcoming LuncheonsUpcoming LuncheonsUpcoming Luncheons

March Luncheon

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Location: Bristol’s Seafood Grill

11801 Olive Blvd.

Creve Coeur, MO 63141

Start: 11:00 am Price: $23.00

Program: 1:00 pm –Holocaust Survivor Speaker followed by a

tour of the Holocaust Museum

April Luncheon

Spring Jubilee and Hat Parade

Tuesday April 15, 2014

Forest Hills Country Club


Price: TBA

February 2014

A nyone New By You?

Here’s a quick cut out to keep in your purse/car/brief case for those times you

come across a new person who you would like to introduce to NNLC.

WELCOME TO ST. LOUIS! I understand you are new to the area and want to say “hello”. When I moved here, I joined a great women’s social organization called

New Neighbors League Club of St.

Louis.

I met other people who had recently moved here, who could answer my many questions and provide me with fun and friendship. There are over 25 activity groups, including:

Bunco • Golf • Tennis • Book Clubs • Wine and Dine • Couples Dining • Ladies’ Evening Out ...The list goes

on and on.

There is a Welcome Coffee on the 1st Tuesday of each month at

St. Louis County Library

Daniel Boone Library Branch

300 Clarkson Rd., Ellisville, MO 63011

(Lower level in the Red Room)

where you can meet other new arrivals . If you are interested, just call our Club

Prospective New Member coordinator Charlotte Calhoun, (620) 242-4676 or

e-mail her at [email protected]. You can also check out our website

www.newneighborsleague.com to learn more.

Your Neighbor

Message Board

A nyone (member or not) can try out

an activity group or be a substitute

for a member occasionally. However, if

they wish to be included as a permanent

member of a group they must be a

member of NNLC. Women who do not

meet the normal guidelines for

membership can join NNLC under the

amnesty program. Contact the 2nd VP

of Membership for more information.

February Board Meeting

February 25, 2014

Any NNLC member may attend the General Board Meeting. RSVP’s are required from all attendees to the Hostess by Sunday before the meeting.

If you have a report to give the Board and cannot attend, please be sure to get it to the Hostess before the meeting.

Babysitter List Anne Randall Dunhill Farms off Kehrs Mill Rd. Chesterfield (636) 778-0411 Andrea DOB 6/96

Abilgail DOB 3/98

Anne Gassel: Ellisville/Wildwood (636) 273-3816 Haley DOB 11/95 Haley can drive herself to your house. She has taken the Red Cross babysitting course. Loves little kids and is very responsible. Patti Maeda: Kelly Maeda DOB 2/3/2001 (314) 520-3459 Wildhorse Subdivision Has taken Babysitting Basics Class

Is your teenager

available to babysit?

To add a name to the list of available

babysitters, please send an email to the

editor at [email protected] Provide the following information:

· NNLC Member's name

· Address/Subdivision, Phone number

-Babysitter’s name and date of birth

NNLC OF ST. LOUIS DOES

NOT ASSUME

RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE

USE OF ANY BABYSITTER

Location: Daniel Boone Library

Red Room

Executive & General Board Meets at

10:00 A.M.

Coffee and tea will be served.

February 2014

FUN ACTIVITES

ST. LOUIS TRIVIA

“THE HILL”

The Hill is a must to visit in St. Louis. Located just a bit south of Forest Park, it’s a 50 square block Italian neighborhood on the highest point in St. Louis—thus “The Hill”. It has a interesting history and absolutely fabulous restaurants where you can enjoy authentic Italian cuisine. Even the fireplugs, which set a colorful boundary for the neighborhood, are painted red, white and green. In the mid 1800s, many Italian workers came to the area, living in boarding houses near local clay mines; then families followed. Baseball’s Yogi Berra and Joe Garagiola grew up on these streets. Row upon row of tiny, neatly kept houses with equally tiny yards squeeze close to the street, and neighborhood restaurants, shops and taverns dot many corners. Dave and I used to go down to the Hill to Volpi’s Market to buy salami for Dave’s very Italian dad for his birthday and Christmas, and while there always picked up sandwiches from Amighetti’s Bakery-

yum! The Missouri Baking Co. has scrumptious cannelloni! And the restaurants!!! Zia’s, Charlie Gitto’s, Dominic’s, Cunetto’s and more ~ I only know one way to get there: from Hwy 64/40 or I-44 I go south on Kingshighway and just south of I-44 I take a narrow street on the right that almost looks like an alley straight down to Dagget St. Voila—I’m on The Hill! Use your GPS-

it’s probably more accurate. But go!

AUCTION MEETING (or Non-Auction since we decided not to have it this year) JAN 14: Back row-Renee Hatlelid, Cathy Femmer, Donna Bersett, Prudy Bertolino. Middle row: Donna Brummond, Sue Bollinger, Noelle Speers, Marty Cochran.

Front row-Gay Hampton, Jill Glaus, Nancy Stratte, Sheri Iamele.

BOWLING

FUN–

Brenda Jansen, Marsha Jones, Karen Collins, Pam Murphy, Janna Cobb,

Sue Bollinger

CEO’S Jan. 18 (Previously DUMP–B group– Polly Rutherford, Charlotte Calhoun, Ron Hopkins, Jackie Hopkins, Ron Calhoun,

Sue Linson, Gay Hampton

February 2014

CLUB ACTIVITIES

NNLC BOWLING LEAGUE

CHRISTMAS FUN DEC. 18th

MARY ANN PORWOLL, MARTY COCHRAN,

JOYCE WILTRAKIS

GARDEN

CLUB

OUTING

LADIES BRIDGE—DEC. 16

February 2014

Nov 2012 - April 2013 May 2013- Oct 2013* Jan 2014 - Dec 2014

ACTUAL ACTUAL

Luncheon Reserva�ons $ 3,921.00 $ 1,318.52 $ 6,000.00

Membership

New Members $ 275.00 $ 200.00 $ 400.00

HQ Dues $ 275.00 $ 200.00 $ 400.00

Happy Wanderer $ 520.00 $ 184.50 $ 225.00

Amnesty

Renewals $ 3,009.96 $ 146.25 $ 6,000.00

TOTAL MEMBERSHIP $ 4,079.96 $ 730.75 $ 7,025.00

Directories $ 22.00 $ 52.00 $ 150.00

Ways and Means

Cookbook $ 20.00 $ 20.00 $ -

Raffle $ 170.00 $ 86.00 $ 150.00

TOTAL WAYS AND MEANS $ 190.00 $ 106.00 $ 150.00

Auc�on

Balloon Pop $ - $ - $ -

Baskets and Par:es $ - $ -

Cabi Earnings $ - $ -

Wine Bo;les $ - $ -

TOTAL AUCTION $ - $ - $ -

Tinsel Trail $ 3,625.00 $ - $ 3,500.00

Garden Tour $ - $ - $ -

Dona�ons $ - $ - $ -

Other $ - $ - $ -

TOTAL INCOME $ 11,837.96 $ 2,207.27 $ 16,825.00

BUDGET REPORT 2014

INCOME NNLC BUDGET

January 2014 - December 2014

(Continued on the next page)

*Because we have changed from two 6 month budget cycles in 2013 to one 12 month budget cycle in 2014, income and expenses for

November and December, 2013 are not reflected in the 2013 budget. If you have a ques:on about this contact Marty Cochran—636-

812-2381.

February 2014

Nov 2012 - April 2013 May 2013 - Oct 2013 Jan 2014 - Dec 2014

ACTUAL ACTUAL PROPOSED

President

Supplies $ 11.88 $ - $ 25.00

Misc. End of Term GiC $ - $ $ -

TOTAL PRESIDENT $ 11.88 $ - $ 25.00

Director

Complementary Director Lunch $ 83.29 $ 21.29 $ 240.00

Fun/Friendship GiC $ 50.00 $ $ 110.00

Pins/Outgoing Advisor GiCs $ - $ - $ 500.00

Room Rental - Board Mtg. $ $30.00 $ 120.00

Supplies/Other $ 37.08 $ $ 50.00

TOTAL DIRECTOR $ 170.37 $ 51.29 $ 1,020.00

First Vice President

Luncheon Reserva:ons $ 3,752.35 $ 1,898.72 $ 6,000.00

Luncheon Speaker Program $ 40.00 $ 500.00

NM Coupons $ 311.87 $ 129.87

President EOT GiC $ 83.90 $ 80.00

Supplies/Other $ 7.41 $ 135.06 $ 100.00

TOTAL FIRST VICE PRESIDENT $ 4,195.53 $ 2,163.65 $ 6,680.00

Second VP/Membership

Prin:ng/Copying $ - $ - $ 75.00

Supplies/Postage $ 64.24 $ 100.00 $ 80.00

TOTAL SECOND VICE PRESIDENT $ 64.24 $ 100.00 $ 155.00

Corresponding Secretary

Postage/Sta:onary $ - $ 100.00

Sunshine Fund $ - $ 100.00

TOTAL CORRESPONDING SECRETARY $ - $ - $ 200.00

Prospec�ve Members $ - $ - $ 100.00

Treasurer $ 60.74 $ 105.43 $ 200.00

NNLC HQ Dues $ 287.50 $ 262.50 $ 400.00

Advisors - Luncheon Prizes for

Hat Parade/Costumes $ 100.00 $ - $ 200.00

BUDGET REPORT

EXPENSES NNLC BUDGET


February 2014



Welcome Coffee Mee�ngs

Food & Supplies $ 21.44 $ 73.24 $ 200.00

Room Rental $ $ 50.00 $ 120.00

TOTAL WELCOME COFFEE MEETINGS $ 21.44 $ 123.24 $ 320.00

Business Expenses

Insurance $ - $ 425.00 $ 450.00

Tax Prep Fee $ - $ 480.00 $ 500.00

Taxes $ - $ 1,885.00 $ 500.00

Misc. $ - $ 6.00 $ -

Website $ 77.70 $ 51.80 $ 130.00

Replacement computer/printer $ - $ - $ -

Check Prin:ng $ 41.05 $ - $ -

Security SoCware (all computers) $ 58.83 $ - $ -

TOTAL BUSINESS EXPENSES $ 177.58 $ 2,847.80 $ 1,580.00

Charity

Care and Share $ 500.00 $ 350.00 $ 1,000.00

Happy Wanderer

Constant Contact $ - $ 126.00 $ 140.00

Monthly Prin:ng $ 947.61 $ 473.20 $ 1,700.00

Postage $ 375.70 $ 336.00 $ 800.00

Supplies $ - $ 147.26 $ 30.00

TOTAL NEWSLETTER EXPENSES $ 1,323.31 $ 1,082.46 $ 2,670.00

Database Expenses

Directory Prin:ng $ - $ 196.55 $ 175.00

Supplies $ 9.74 $ - $ 35.00

TOTAL DATABASE EXPENSES $ 9.74 $ 196.55 $ 210.00

Storage Fees $ - $ -

Public Rela�ons $ - $ 100.00

BUDGET REPORT



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February 2014



Socials

Joint Board Social $ - $ -

Members Annual Social $ - $ 700.00 $ 700.00

TOTAL SOCIAL EXPENSES $ - $ 700.00 $ 700.00

Tinsel Trail

Home Decora:ons $ 1,200.00 $ - $ 2,000.00

CraCers Deposit Refund $ - $ - $ -

Supplies $ - $ 44.31 $ 100.00

Prin:ng $ 60.05 $ - $ 100.00

TOTAL TINSEL TRAIL $ 1,260.05 $ 44.31 $ 2,200.00

Garden Tour/Spring Fundraiser $ - $ - $ -

Annual Auc�on

Luncheon payment $ - $ - $ -

Expenses $ - $ $ -

TOTAL AUCTION EXPENSES $ - $ - $ -

Ways and Means

Raffles $ - $ $ 20.00

TOTAL WAYS AND MEANS $ - $ - $ 20.00

Miscellaneous Expenses $ - $ 200.00

TOTAL EXPENSES 8,182.38 8,027.23 17,980.00

BUDGET REPORT



PLEASE NOTE:

In accordance with our constitution no-one other than a NNLC sponsor may promote business through distribution of business cards, promotional materials or other solicitation at any NNLC functions. Nor should our Membership Directory be used by members of the club for business purposes.

February 2014

BOOKWORMS

Brenda Jansen (636) 273-6876

[email protected] Meets the 4th Monday except not in July and November. February’s book club will discuss THE TWELVE

TRIBES OF HATTIE by Ayana

Mathis.

FORMERLY ABROAD Morvith Vas

No email (314) 432-1654

A warm and welcoming day group for those who are from abroad or have lived abroad, meeting in members homes or at a restaurant. For information please call Morvith.

GARDEN CLUB

Brenda Jansen (636) 273-6876 [email protected]

We will view Art in Bloom at the Art Museum on February 28th. I need to know by February 21st if you are going and would like to be in a carpool. We will eat lunch at the

museum and finish the exhibit.

CARD MAKING/CRAFT GROUP

Tamara Lobb (636) 812-2373

[email protected]

Marsha Jones (636) 625-4055

[email protected]

Would you like to learn how to make hand-made greeting cards and other crafts using rubber stamps, ink and cardstock? We are meeting February 10th at 1:00pm at Tamara’s house. The class fee is $25. Please bring scissors and adhesive, but all other supplies will be provided. If you would like to come join the fun, please RSVP to Tamara by

February 3rd.

SAVVY TREASURE SEEKERS

(Formerly Antique Lovers) Kathy Ziegenmier

(636) 334-0255 or (636) 399-9984

[email protected]

STS is a group that likes to hunt for antiques, future antiques, and other bargains. There are no events planned for January or February. If interested in future information

contact Kathy.

MOVIE MATINEE

Renee Hatlelid (314) 395-1876 or (314) 974-1876

[email protected] This group meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month. We get together to visit and eat at a restaurant close to the theater before or after the movie depending on the time of the showing. Contact Renee Hatlelid for more information or to be added to the mailing list.

THE MOVIE GOERS

Cynthia Billingsley (314)591-5541

[email protected] This group meets at the Plaza Frontenac Theater the last Monday night of each month 15 minutes before the movie starts-around 6:30-

7:30 PM. If you would like to join

us, please contact Cynthia.

CHICK FLICKS

Becky Ragan (314) 434-1844

[email protected] The 4th Thursday, February 27 will find the "Chick Flicks" at a fun afternoon movie matinee. Let Becky Ragan know if you would like to receive more information closer to that date!

Activities For Fun And Friendship

FINE ARTS GROUPS

Chairman: Joyce Wiltrakis (636) 527-0095

[email protected]

NEEDLEWORK/STITCHERY

Sue Andrews (636) 519-8471 [email protected]

Our group welcomes all who do any kind of small needlework craft: cross stitch, knitting, crochet, needlepoint, we've had members making beaded

jewelry & ornaments, too! Small needle crafts welcome! We meet on the 2nd Thursday of the month in member's

homes from 9:30-2:00. You may come & go within that time frame if you need to. Contact Sue Andrews for more info

“BOOKENDS”

DAYTIME BOOK GROUP

Joyce Wiltrakis (636) 527-0095

[email protected]

This morning book group meets on the 2nd Friday of the month. For February we will be reading MORNINGS ON HORSEBACK by David McCullough.

PAGETURNERS

Sue Watkins (636) 220-6295

[email protected] "Pageturners", is a daytime book group meeting on the 3rd Friday at 10am for discussion followed by lunch out. Our February 21st THE BLUEST EYE by Toni Morrison. We have openings for new members,. Please contact Sue if you would like to join us.

READ IT AND EAT IT BOOK

GROUP

Peggy Miller (636) 519-0575

[email protected] The "Read It and Eat" Book Club meets on the first Friday of every month. February’s book is THE ROUND HOUSE by Louise Erdich. Please contact Peggy if you would like more information. We would love to have

some new members.

February 2014

GREAT DECISIONS 2013

Sue Merrick

(314) 875-9617 or (609) 477-9652

[email protected]

Group discussion about Topical World Events. Briefing material produced by the Foreign Policy Association. Sub-jects for discussion include: The Euro, Egypt, NATO, Myanmar, Humanitari-an Intervention, Iran, China, Threat Assessment. Unfortunately the group is at capacity. Call Sue for info.

LAST TUESDAY OF THE

MONTH

EVENING BUNCO

Robin Spears (636) 273-0045

Cell: (502) 608-7720

[email protected]

We play the last Tuesday of the month (Aug.-May) at 7:00pm at a member's home. On Tuesday, February 25th, we will be rolling dice at the home of Karen Collins in Wildwood. For directions or for more information about please contact Robin..

2nd THURSDAY OF THE

MONTH MORNING BUNCO

Penny Walli (636) 536-0691

[email protected]

We play the second Thursday of each month all year at 10 a.m. at alternating member’s homes. We currently have openings for substitutes. If you are interested in playing with us or would like more information, please give me a call. We’d be more than happy to work you in.

2nd THURSDAY OF THE

MONTH

EVENING BUNCO

Kitty Johndrow ((636) 778-0825

[email protected]

We play the second Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM at alternating mem-bers’ homes with the exception of July and August. Players/subs are needed. Experienced or beginners are welcomed. If interested, call Kitty.

3rd THURSDAY OF THE MONTH

BUNCO

Brenda Jansen (636)273-6876

[email protected] This group meets on the third Thursday of the month. Please email Brenda if you are interested.

4th THURSDAY OF THE MONTH

MORNING BUNCO

Lynne Foss (636) 549-3151

[email protected]

We play the 4th Thursday of each month at alternating member’s homes starting at 10:00 am. We are currently full but are always looking for substi-tutes. If you would like to play with us, please give Lynne a call. We

would love to have you!

BRIDGE

Charlotte Calhoun (620) 242-4676

[email protected] This is a bridge group for intermedi-ate, experienced players. We meet the 4th Monday of the month at 1:00 pm. Call Charlotte for more information. A new bridge group is forming. See page 6 for details.

EUCHRE FRIENDS

Sheri Iamele (636) 220-6173

[email protected]

Euchre Friends meets at a restaurant on the third Friday of each month from 10:00-1:00 or 2:00 pm. We play, chat and enjoy lunch ($8 minimum). We have three tables of wonderful women but are always in need of ladies to add to our sub list. If you would like to sign up as a sub please contact Sheri. Besides your name, in-

clude your email address and phone.

EUCHRE I

COUPLES EVENING

Elaine Camp (248) 937-1692 [email protected]

We usually meet on the 4th Saturday of each month. This month we’ll play

February 22nd.

EUCHRE II

COUPLES EVENING

Marj Wolters (571) 521-9428

[email protected]

We usually meet the fourth Saturday of the month. We will be playing on Saturday, February 22nd. Our group is accepting new members. No expe-rience needed - we'll be happy to teach you! Please contact Marj if you

would like more information.

SPADES—LADIES EVENING

Cindy Christian (314) 640-2589

[email protected]

This group meets the first and third Thursday evenings of the month starting at 6:45 pm - social, playing cards at 7:15 pm. It’s filled with socializing; meeting new friends and cards. Spades is easy to learn and a lot of fun. Players take turns as hostess with light snacks and drinks. The friendships developed are long lasting. It is a fun group just waiting for you to join. For more details please contact Cindy.

GAMES

Chairman: Nancy Stratte

(636) 751-4088 [email protected]


February 2014

WINE TASTING :

A GRAPE GROUP

Joyce Wiltrakis 636-527-0095

[email protected]

Wine tasting meets the first Saturday of every third month. The next event will take place on Saturday, February 1st at the home of Renee and Bob Hatlelid in Webster Groves. For details contact Joyce Wiltrakis. Please include “Wine Tasting” in the subject line of your email so that I don’t accidentally delete your query.

CASUAL SUPPER I Yolanda Hoemann (636) 458-7881

[email protected]

This group meets the last Saturday of the month. We are currently looking for participants. Join in the fun! Contact Yolanda for more information.

CASUAL SUPPER II

Becky Ragan (314) 434-1844

[email protected] The "Casual Supper Club" group had no host couple this month, so we will be enjoying a complete dinner from drinks to dessert and "all in-between" at a new destination to be announced via e-mail so save Feb. 22 for this event! Unfortunately this group is currently at capacity.

BOWLING

Bobbie Millham (314) 606-9684

[email protected]

The bowling league meets each Wednesday at 9:30. Level of play is not important since everyone has a handicap that evens the scores. If you have questions or would like to join us or be a sub, please contact Bobbie.

LADIES ADVENTURE GROUP

Winter’s not over yet. There's still time to enjoy the ice; 27,600 sq. feet of frozen fun at Steinberg Skating Rink in Forest Park. February 21st, the THIRD FRIDAY, 11 AM. The cost is $6 skate fee and $5 skate rental. Wear warm socks and dress for the weather. I believe they only accept cash. I will send carpool info to those who RSVP by Wednesday, Feb. 19th. After we work up an appetite we will have lunch at Pi Pizzeria, 400 N. Euclid. Contact Lynda Shaw (314) 517-0107

[email protected].

PEDAL PUSHERS

Debbie LaPlaca (636) 207-7266

[email protected]

Pedal Pushers is not planning formal rides November through February. We may, however, plan "last minute" rides dependent on the weather. If you would like to be included on the email list to receive information on these rides, please contact Debbie.

GOLF—9 HOLE LEAGUE

Linda Mathson

(636) 549-3238 or (573) 382-3714) [email protected]

Our league has over 25 golf enthusiasts of ALL LEVELS. We play on Wednesdays. At this time we are on hiatus until April of 2014. For more information and/or if you are interested in golfing with us in the Spring, please contact Linda to be added to the email group.

GOLF—18 HOLE LEAGUE

Emily James (636) 530-9131

[email protected] If you are interested in playing 18 holes of golf with a terrific and fun group of women, we’d like to hear from you. The 18 hole group plays on Thursdays, April through October at various courses; we usually carpool to the courses. We have players of widely varying abilities who can “keep pace” and play 18 holes in 4 to 4-1/2 hours.. We’re on hiatus until April.

TENNIS INDOORS DOUBLES I

Mary Ann Woodcock (636) 532-4650 No email

Mixed Level Play—This group meets on Tuesday afternoon from 2:30 to 4:00. Call Mary Ann if you are interested in being a “sub”.

SPORTS

Chairman: Pat Esarey

(314) 434-6632

[email protected]


DINING & WINE TASTING

Chairperson: Moira Angelini (803) 312-5033

[email protected]

February 2014

“DUMP” GROUP-A

(DON’T UNDERESTIMATE MY

PICK) Becky Ragan (314) 434-1844

[email protected] This DUMP group will meet on Feb. 15th at Renee and Bob Hatlelid’s home. Watch you e-mail for more information. Currently this group is bursting and unfortunately we have no more space for additional members. If you are interested in joining a couples dinner group, contact Moira Angelini at (803) 312-5033 [email protected]

COUPLES EVENING OUT-

CEO’s

(Formerly “DUMP” Group-B) Pat Esarey (314) 434-6632

[email protected]

Couples Dining Out group meets every other month. The next get-together will be in March. Currently the group is at capacity. If you are interested in joining a couples dinner group, contact Moira Angelini at (803) 312-5033 [email protected]

DUMP” GROUP-C

(DON’T UNDERESTIMATE MY

PICK)

Lisa Rietz (636) 458-0105

[email protected] Dump-C will be hosted by Lisa and Mike Rietz on February 15th. We’re looking forward to a great time! Unfortunately we are at capacity. If you are interested in joining a couples dinner group, contact Moira Angelini at (803) 312-5033 [email protected]


DAYTIME TASTER’S CHOICE

Becky Ragan (314) 434-1844

[email protected] "Out to lunch" to "The Women's Exchange" in Clayton was cancelled in January so we’ll try again this month on February 6th. The Women's Exchange Tearoom can be found in the "Colonial Marketplace", 8811A Ladue Rd. in Clayton (across the road from Straubs Market) 314-997-4411. Please contact Becky if you’re coming. We will join up at 11:15 a.m. They do not take reservations so be prompt to be seated together.

FRIDY NIGHT COCKTAILS

Noelle Speers (314) 616-3303

[email protected]

Mark your calendars for our next Friday Night Cocktails event which will be on February 14th. If you would like to join this fabulous group, contact Noelle. Here’s how it works: Bring your favorite cocktail, wine or beer. Coffee, tea and water will be provided by the host. Guests with last names starting with Letters A-L, bring an appetizer Guests with last names starting with Letters M-Z bring a dessert. We still need hosts for 2014. Please consider hosting to continue this fun socializing event.

DINING OUT FOR SINGLES

Halina Conti (314) 973-7689

[email protected]

This dining group for NNLC’s single ladies gathers on the THIRD Sunday of the month. Call Halina for our next get-together.

LADIES’ EVENING OUT

Sheri Iamele (636-220-6173) [email protected]

February's LEO will allow for an inexpensive excursion to the warmth of southeast Asia as we enjoy dinner at the Manee Thai Restaurant at 481 Lafayette Ctr., Manchester, MO on Tuesday, February 11th at 6:30 pm. This was recommended by one of our LEO members. Contact Sheri by February 4 if you wish to join us. New members always welcome! Also let her know if you have suggestions for future LEO

activities.

SHARE YOUR EXPERTISE

Anyone can start a new group activity—lunch or dinner group, cards, whatever...

Also, activities within the club do not have to be on-going ventures. You could give us a tour of some-where in the area that might be fun to

go-like Soulard Market for example.

We know a lot of you have expertise in a variety of fields. In addition to our activity groups, we’re also look-ing for people who can share that expertise in a workshop. Would you be willing to run a couple hour train-ing session on something you are good at like web page development, or closet organization, or furniture refinishing? We would really love to see your skills. The process is the same as that for starting a group. Just send a description of what you plan to cover, a date and location to meet and some contact information to the Hap-py Wanderer Editor. Be sure to give people enough advance notice so they

can RSVP to you.

We all have hidden talents. Care to

share yours with us?

February 2014

BEAUTY

MARY KAY COSMETICS

Linda Bridwell Pals, Sales Director 304 Timber Meadow Drive

Wildwood, MO 63011

(636) 458-1110

www.marykay.com/LindaBridwellPals

Mary Kay is currently the Best-Selling Brand of Skin Care and Color Cosmetics in the U.S. for the last 12 out of 13 years. I would love the opportunity to work with you to find your own personal look.

DENTIST/ORTHODONTIST

Dr. Cy Alizadeh

Dr. Becky Schreiner 2997 Clarkson #200


(636) 394-5455

www.alizadehortho.com

Come and experience true "star" treatment at our state-of-the-art facility. It is our mission to provide our patients with the highest quality orthodontic treatment in a caring, friendly and fun atmosphere. Specialists in orthodontics for both adults and children. Call today for a free consultation. Evening hours are available. Quality Orthodontics With A Personal Touch!

FAYE E. LICATA, D.M.D. General Dentistry 111 Hilltown Village Center Chesterfield, MO 63017

(636) 532-2101

Website: www.licatadental.com

E-mail: [email protected]

Dr. Faye Licata has been offering children and adults a comprehensive range of dental services since 1989: from large reconstructive cosmetic cases to preventive sealants and cleanings, and everything in between. Dr. Licata has a special interest in helping people with dental anxiety, and takes great pride in making people feel good about their smiles! Call her friendly and efficient office today to make your appointment!

At Edward Jones, we understand why you’re investing. You have specific financial goals and the desire to provide for yourself and your loved ones. Because we serve individual investors and business owners, all of our energy and resources are dedicated to helping you reach your long-term financial goals. That’s why we live and work in your community. Rather than chase the latest fad, we recommend a diversified mix of investments that we believe will perform well over the long term while managing risk. By meeting in person on a regular basis, we can offer investment strategies that are specifically designed for you

VETERINARIANS

Kenneth Thornberry, D.V.M. Wayne Boillat, D.V.M. Marie Bauer, D.V.M., Bobbie Bell, D.V.M. David Harris, DVM

Melissa Miltenberger, DVM

17709 Edison Avenue


(636) 537-3915

At the Veterinary Group of Chesterfield, you'll find an ultra-modern, full-service hospital and animal care facility, including:

• Complete Medical & Surgical Capabilities (including Laser Surgery)

• Professional Grooming & Training

• Evening & Saturday Hours

• After Hours Emergency

• Doctor On-Call

Our veterinary & technical support staff are dedicated to closely monitoring your pet's needs, even if all it requires is an extra cuddle!

The businesses and professionals represented here have been selected after careful consideration based on their outstanding reputation and business ethics within the community. Each business or professional has committed to serving the unique needs of new residents and are happy to be a part of the New Neighbors welcoming team. Neither New Neighbors nor our representatives presume to judge the professional capability of the individuals or companies represented. Please use your best judgment in electing service professionals.

Club Sponsors

NUTRITION

JUICE PLUS PRODUCTS

JUICE PLUS+® 25 Fruits and Vegetables in a Capsule

For more information: 1-800-454-0149

www.juiceplus.com/+cb16147

Good nutrition is important to good health, and eating plenty of fresh, raw fruits and vegetables every day is critical to good nutrition. Juice Plus+® is the convenient and inexpensive way to add nutrition from 25 fruits and vegetables to your daily diet: it is a whole food based supplement, not a highly processed, highly-fragmented vitamin or mineral supplement. Juice Plus+®, the most researched whole food nutrition in the world!

INVESTMENT Christy Sales

Financial Advisor 12045 Manchester Rd

St. Louis, MO 63131

(314) 966-0175

SUPPORT

OUR

SPONSORS

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Bowling

Dining Out for Singles

Bunco 2nd Thursday AM

Bunco 2nd Thursday PM

Bowling

Bookends Friday Night Cocktails

Movie Matinee

Spades Bunco 3rd Thurs

Couples Euchre I Couples Euchre II

DUMP Group A DUMP Group C

Luncheon Tennis Indoor Doubles I

Welcome Coffee Tennis Indoor Doubles I

FEBRUARY 20 14

Euchre Friends

Pageturners

RSVP Luncheon

Tennis Indoors Doubles I

Ladies Evening Out

Read It & Eat It

Book Group

Bowling Moviegoers

Bridge

Bookworms

Board Meeting

Bunco

Tennis Indoor Doubles I

Cardmaking/Crafts

Casual Supper I Casual Supper II

HW Articles Due

Bowling Tasters’ Choice

Spades

Chick Flicks

Bunco 4th Thurs.

Adventure Group Outing

President’s Day

Winetasting

Garden Club Outing

Valentine’s Day

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