Prez Mary had asked new member Elaine Leppert to coordinate speaker chairpersons. Elaine, bring the list to the next meeting so we can sign-up. Next mtg. Tues. eve., 6:30, Orchard House, Sunnyslope.
Quite an interesting district meeting in Hood River. The subject of club insurance came up due to the dropping of large numbers of youth football coaches from our district membership rolls due in turn to the inadaquacies of OI insurance. Mike Kohout, past prez McCall and insurance guru, and Rick Matkin, past prez of Caldwell and youth counselor guru, have been invited to host panel discussions at the next convention at Richland, WA on 5/18/13 regarding what the insurance covers/doesn't covers and a do's and dont's training syllabus regarding safely participating in activities with minors (i.e., how to keep pedophiles out and how to not be accused of being one). All adultophiles are incouraged to attend.
Prez Mary, I checked with the whachamacallit resturant on the hill (the old Perkins). The 1st Wed. noon of ea. month is already reserved by the Chamber. All other Wed. noon's are available.
For all you with October birthdays, Happy Birhtday. Ruby suffocated all in attendance with a sumptuous ice cream cake. Just Delicious. Thanks Ruby. The key words here being "in attendance" and "Thanks Ruby."
That's all for now.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Caldwell Optimist Club, Ltd. of Caldwell, Idaho
No Name Bulletin Vol. 33, No 13 March 21, 2012 Editor: Diane Crookham
Caldwell Optimist Club
P.O. Box 1325
Caldwell, ID 83606
Caldwell Optimist Club
P.O. Box 1325
Caldwell, ID 83606
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:
The speaker for the March 21, 2012 was Marsha Davis. Marsha is with Habitat for Humanity. The Canyon County Habitat for Humanity(CCHFH) affiliate began in 1995. Since then, 14 families have moved into Habitat Homes in Caldwell and Nampa. You need to qualify for these interest free loans by meeting certain guidelines. Once you have qualified you are expected to work 500 hours on this home or volunteering in the ReStore. It usually takes about 1½ years to qualify once you have submitted an application for the home. To qualify you must have a job or a source of income.
Ways to volunteer for Homes for Humanity is:
Join one of the committees, such as Construction, Site Selection, Family Selection & Partnership, Public Relations, Fundraising, Church Relations, and or our newest committee, the ReStore. Committees meet one monthly and are the nuts and bolts of Habitats daily work.
Build Homes or help on A Brush with Kindness project.
Habitat works on current projects during the spring, summer and fall. Helping to build a Habitat House or working on a home repair project.
Volunteer at the ReStore or in the Habitat Office. Volunteers will pick up donations, help in the warehouse, cashier or assist shoppers in the store. The office needs volunteers to answer phone, work on the computer, create brochures, work with current home owners among the many jobs to be done.
Habitat would also accept you monetary donation.
For more information you can contact Canyon County Habitat for Humanity/ReStore at (208)459-3344, info@CanyonHabitat.org or http://www.canyonhabitat.org/.
Connie presenting the Optimist Mug to Marsha Davis
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SOME MORE NOTES:
Connie inducted our newest member of the Caldwell Optimist Club, Molly Legge. Welcome Molly.
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The speaker for the March 21, 2012 was Marsha Davis. Marsha is with Habitat for Humanity. The Canyon County Habitat for Humanity(CCHFH) affiliate began in 1995. Since then, 14 families have moved into Habitat Homes in Caldwell and Nampa. You need to qualify for these interest free loans by meeting certain guidelines. Once you have qualified you are expected to work 500 hours on this home or volunteering in the ReStore. It usually takes about 1½ years to qualify once you have submitted an application for the home. To qualify you must have a job or a source of income.
Ways to volunteer for Homes for Humanity is:
Join one of the committees, such as Construction, Site Selection, Family Selection & Partnership, Public Relations, Fundraising, Church Relations, and or our newest committee, the ReStore. Committees meet one monthly and are the nuts and bolts of Habitats daily work.
Build Homes or help on A Brush with Kindness project.
Habitat works on current projects during the spring, summer and fall. Helping to build a Habitat House or working on a home repair project.
Volunteer at the ReStore or in the Habitat Office. Volunteers will pick up donations, help in the warehouse, cashier or assist shoppers in the store. The office needs volunteers to answer phone, work on the computer, create brochures, work with current home owners among the many jobs to be done.
Habitat would also accept you monetary donation.
For more information you can contact Canyon County Habitat for Humanity/ReStore at (208)459-3344, info@CanyonHabitat.org or http://www.canyonhabitat.org/.
Connie presenting the Optimist Mug to Marsha Davis
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SOME MORE NOTES:
Connie inducted our newest member of the Caldwell Optimist Club, Molly Legge. Welcome Molly.
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*********************************************************Soccer News
Optimist Club is again volunteering to help with the Soccer Spring Program. Be thinking about what Saturday you would like to work.
The Soccer Jamboree will be held on May 3rd, 2012 at Brothers Park. We were asked to make a second obstacle course because it is so well liked that it gets bottlenecked there. Bob Kafka, Larry Blackburn, Chris Allgood and Joe Shreve are going to meet and try to think of something a little different for the second obstacle course. We will need volunteers to staff the Jamboree on the 3rd of May, so put the date on your calendar.
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OTHER NEWS
We are looking into the shared lunch fund raiser to be held at the Fiesta Guadalajara toward the last of May.
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The Dinner meeting this month is March 27th at the Orchard House. The Orchard House is located on Hwy 55 almost to Marsing.
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The Optimist Club is going to order new shirts. They will be button down either Long or short sleeve. The color is Royal Blue with Gold for the Optimist logo. These shirts will need to be paid for prior to my ordering them. The shirts come in both women and men sizes. Each Shirt will cost $21.00 for sizes small through X-Large, $23.00 for XX-Large, $24.00 for XXX-Large. This cost will include the embroidered Optimist Logo. Your name can be embroidered for an added cost. I will be passing a sign up sheet around t the next few meetings. If you are interested please sing the sheet. I will be collecting the money prior to ordering the shirts. There are pictures of the shirts below. You can choose either long sleeve or short sleeve.
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OPTIMIST CREED Promise yourself To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet. To make all your friends feel there is something in them. To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true. To think only of the best, to work only for the best and to expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile. To give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you have no time to critize others. To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. ______________
Optimist Club is again volunteering to help with the Soccer Spring Program. Be thinking about what Saturday you would like to work.
The Soccer Jamboree will be held on May 3rd, 2012 at Brothers Park. We were asked to make a second obstacle course because it is so well liked that it gets bottlenecked there. Bob Kafka, Larry Blackburn, Chris Allgood and Joe Shreve are going to meet and try to think of something a little different for the second obstacle course. We will need volunteers to staff the Jamboree on the 3rd of May, so put the date on your calendar.
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OTHER NEWS
We are looking into the shared lunch fund raiser to be held at the Fiesta Guadalajara toward the last of May.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The Dinner meeting this month is March 27th at the Orchard House. The Orchard House is located on Hwy 55 almost to Marsing.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The Optimist Club is going to order new shirts. They will be button down either Long or short sleeve. The color is Royal Blue with Gold for the Optimist logo. These shirts will need to be paid for prior to my ordering them. The shirts come in both women and men sizes. Each Shirt will cost $21.00 for sizes small through X-Large, $23.00 for XX-Large, $24.00 for XXX-Large. This cost will include the embroidered Optimist Logo. Your name can be embroidered for an added cost. I will be passing a sign up sheet around t the next few meetings. If you are interested please sing the sheet. I will be collecting the money prior to ordering the shirts. There are pictures of the shirts below. You can choose either long sleeve or short sleeve.
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OPTIMIST CREED Promise yourself To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet. To make all your friends feel there is something in them. To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true. To think only of the best, to work only for the best and to expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile. To give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you have no time to critize others. To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. ______________
OUR MEETING PLACE
Sunrise Restaurant
2601 E. Cleveland Blvd.
At Noon on Wednesdays, except the last Tuesday of the month. This meeting site is TBA.
SPEAKERS
March 27 Sandra with the Soccer Concession
April 4 Open
April 4 Open
April 11 Open
CALENDER OF EVENTS
March 27 Dinner Meeting at the Orchard House on Hwy 55 near Marsing
April 4 Noon Meeting
April 11 Noon Meeting
April 18 Noon Meeting
QUOTE OF THE WEEK:
The highest reward for your work is not what you get for it, but what you become by it,
Sponsor of Optimist Youth Soccer since 1979
Sunrise Restaurant
2601 E. Cleveland Blvd.
At Noon on Wednesdays, except the last Tuesday of the month. This meeting site is TBA.
SPEAKERS
March 27 Sandra with the Soccer Concession
April 4 Open
April 4 Open
April 11 Open
CALENDER OF EVENTS
March 27 Dinner Meeting at the Orchard House on Hwy 55 near Marsing
April 4 Noon Meeting
April 11 Noon Meeting
April 18 Noon Meeting
QUOTE OF THE WEEK:
The highest reward for your work is not what you get for it, but what you become by it,
Sponsor of Optimist Youth Soccer since 1979
Friday, February 24, 2012
No Name Bulletin
Caldwell Optimist Club, Ltd. of Caldwell, Idaho
No Name Bulletin
Vol. 33, No 11 February 22, 2012 Editor: Diane Crookham
Caldwell Optimist Club
P.O. Box 1325
Caldwell, ID 83606
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:
The speaker for the February 15, 2012 was Craig Cheney from Sage Wealth Management, LLC. Craig talked about how Employers should train their employees on how to handle the 401K plans efficiently. You also need to talk to a financial advisor to talk about your risk management of your retirement funds.
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The speaker for February 22, 2012 was Loni Trude who is also known as the Lollipop Balloon Artist. She makes balloon characters and then photographs the children holding her creations. She is also publishing picture books with some of these children in them. These books are called The Crown Jewels of Caldwell, Dreaming Big. Her goal is to publish 10 books, she has 4 done is now working on the 5th. Loni sells these books for $20.00 each.
OUR MEETING PLACE
Sunrise Restaurant
2601 E. Cleveland Blvd.
At Noon on Wednesdays, except the last Tuesday of the month. This meeting site is TBA.
Connie presents Loni with an Optimist mug
SOME MORE NOTES:
Regional District Meeting
The Regional District Meeting was held February 11, 2012 at Twin Falls, Idaho. We had 7 members who attended from the Caldwell Club. They were Connie Holt, Anita Whelchel, Debbie Lenington, Jim Toto, Florence Blackburn, Larry Blackburn and Diane Crookham. Guest Lunch speaker was Ian Johnson, a former BSU football player. He talked about how he came about to become a BSU football player and the thoughts going through his head at the time of the winning play at the Fiesta Bowl. It was fun to listen to.
It was also interesting to hear what the other clubs were doing for the kids in their community.
Ian Johnson, Guest Lunch Speaker
PAL Boxing
Joe, (Ring Girl?)
The Pal Boxing was held on February 18, 2012. It was pretty well attended. Thanks to all who helped out. There was good feedback from the teams that traveled to attend this event. Dolores sold over $1000.00 worth of 50/50 tickets. Joe collected information from the out of town coaches to find out the number of nights and where they were staying in Caldwell. This should be a guideline of future economic impact this event would have for Caldwell.
PAL Boxers
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Soccer News
Optimist Club is again volunteering to help with the Soccer Spring Program. Be thinking about what Saturday you would like to work.
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SPEAKERS
February 28 Jerry Armstrong a former Olympic Boxer
March 7 Diane Wilson, Mrs. Idaho 2007, third runner up in the Mrs. USA. She is the administrative assistant for Chief Allgood.
March 14 Magel Walo, Caldwell. He has visited Viet Nam on a mission trip for several years.
March 21 Habitat for Humanity in Caldwell.
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CALENDER OF EVENTS
February 28 Dinner meeting at The Bent Fork at 6:30 P.M.
February 27 Soccer Board Meeting at Crookham Co. at 7:00 P.M.
March 1 Pal Boxing Meeting at Mr. V’s at 7:00 A.M.
March 7 Board Meeting at the Sunrise Restaurant at 7:00 A.M.
March 7 Noon Meeting
March 14 Noon Meeting
QUOTE OF THE WEEK:
Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is taking less than you need.
Sponsor of Optimist Youth Soccer since 1979
No Name Bulletin
Vol. 33, No 11 February 22, 2012 Editor: Diane Crookham
Caldwell Optimist Club
P.O. Box 1325
Caldwell, ID 83606
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:
The speaker for the February 15, 2012 was Craig Cheney from Sage Wealth Management, LLC. Craig talked about how Employers should train their employees on how to handle the 401K plans efficiently. You also need to talk to a financial advisor to talk about your risk management of your retirement funds.
________________________________________________
The speaker for February 22, 2012 was Loni Trude who is also known as the Lollipop Balloon Artist. She makes balloon characters and then photographs the children holding her creations. She is also publishing picture books with some of these children in them. These books are called The Crown Jewels of Caldwell, Dreaming Big. Her goal is to publish 10 books, she has 4 done is now working on the 5th. Loni sells these books for $20.00 each.
OUR MEETING PLACE
Sunrise Restaurant
2601 E. Cleveland Blvd.
At Noon on Wednesdays, except the last Tuesday of the month. This meeting site is TBA.
Connie presents Loni with an Optimist mug
SOME MORE NOTES:
Regional District Meeting
The Regional District Meeting was held February 11, 2012 at Twin Falls, Idaho. We had 7 members who attended from the Caldwell Club. They were Connie Holt, Anita Whelchel, Debbie Lenington, Jim Toto, Florence Blackburn, Larry Blackburn and Diane Crookham. Guest Lunch speaker was Ian Johnson, a former BSU football player. He talked about how he came about to become a BSU football player and the thoughts going through his head at the time of the winning play at the Fiesta Bowl. It was fun to listen to.
It was also interesting to hear what the other clubs were doing for the kids in their community.
Ian Johnson, Guest Lunch Speaker
PAL Boxing
Joe, (Ring Girl?)
The Pal Boxing was held on February 18, 2012. It was pretty well attended. Thanks to all who helped out. There was good feedback from the teams that traveled to attend this event. Dolores sold over $1000.00 worth of 50/50 tickets. Joe collected information from the out of town coaches to find out the number of nights and where they were staying in Caldwell. This should be a guideline of future economic impact this event would have for Caldwell.
PAL Boxers
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Soccer News
Optimist Club is again volunteering to help with the Soccer Spring Program. Be thinking about what Saturday you would like to work.
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SPEAKERS
February 28 Jerry Armstrong a former Olympic Boxer
March 7 Diane Wilson, Mrs. Idaho 2007, third runner up in the Mrs. USA. She is the administrative assistant for Chief Allgood.
March 14 Magel Walo, Caldwell. He has visited Viet Nam on a mission trip for several years.
March 21 Habitat for Humanity in Caldwell.
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CALENDER OF EVENTS
February 28 Dinner meeting at The Bent Fork at 6:30 P.M.
February 27 Soccer Board Meeting at Crookham Co. at 7:00 P.M.
March 1 Pal Boxing Meeting at Mr. V’s at 7:00 A.M.
March 7 Board Meeting at the Sunrise Restaurant at 7:00 A.M.
March 7 Noon Meeting
March 14 Noon Meeting
QUOTE OF THE WEEK:
Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is taking less than you need.
Sponsor of Optimist Youth Soccer since 1979
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
The Idaho Silver Belt Invitational coming to the Caldwell Events Center on February 18th.
The Idaho Silver Belt Invitational amateur boxing sponsored by the Caldwell Police Department in conjunction with the Caldwell Optimist Club will be held Saturday, February 18 at the O’Connor Fieldhouse in the Caldwell Events Center starting at 6 pm.
There will be 20 exciting bouts of amateur boxing; tickets will be available at the door. Children under 6 are FREE; youth 6-12, $5; Adults $10 and Floor Seating $15. Proceeds go to Caldwell Police Athletic League (PAL) and Caldwell Optimist Club.
Due to popular demand from competitors, Matinee Bonus Bouts will be held starting at 1 pm and all tickets for this special afternoon session will be only $5.
The doors will open one hour before the competition starts for the afternoon and evening session.
There will be 20 exciting bouts of amateur boxing; tickets will be available at the door. Children under 6 are FREE; youth 6-12, $5; Adults $10 and Floor Seating $15. Proceeds go to Caldwell Police Athletic League (PAL) and Caldwell Optimist Club.
Due to popular demand from competitors, Matinee Bonus Bouts will be held starting at 1 pm and all tickets for this special afternoon session will be only $5.
The doors will open one hour before the competition starts for the afternoon and evening session.
No Name Bulletin
January 24, 2012 Editor, Diane Crookham
Notes:
The January Dinner meeting was held at the Sunrise Restaurant at 6:30 P.M.
Program highlights:
Our Speaker was Kieran Donahue. He is running for Canyon County Sheriff. Kieran is a Detective for The Canyon County Sheriffs office and has worked for the County for 8 years. Kieran talked about the Gang and Violent Crime Unit that includes several local Police Departments. This unit is in conjunction with the Federal ATF Department. This allows the arrested to be tried in the Federal Prison System. They are targeting the Head people in the Meth Trafficking System. The Treasure Valley is a distribution point for the drug coming from Mexico.
Some More Notes:
A P.A.L Boxing meeting was held on January 23rd. We will be needing 52 volunteers for the Silverbelt boxing event on February 18, 2012. There will be a sign up sheet at the meeting next week.
We already have 7 members of the JOOI Club signed up to help out at the event.
The next Boxing meeting will be held January 31st at 7:00 A.M. at Mr. V’s
We still are looking for sponsors for the Silverbelt Boxing. These sponsorships need to be turned in by the end of January to get printed on the flyers.
The Optimist Regional Meeting will be held February 11, 2012 at Twin Falls. Don’t forget to sign up to attend this meeting. We would like to have a big showing of the Caldwell Optimist Club there. The meetings will run from 9:00 a.m. thru 4:00 p.m. at the Shiloh in Twin Falls. The Shiloh has a block of rooms for the Optimists.
After the meetings a few are going on to Jackpot Saturday Night. Sounds like fun. Larry is trying to block some rooms at Jackpot.
Speakers:
February 1: Rebecca Lovelace, Criminal Justice Center.
February 8: Noon Board Meeting.
All members welcome.
February 15: Craig Cheney, Sage Wealth Mgmt.
February 22: Open
February 28: Open
Calendar:
February 11: Regional Meeting at Twin Falls
February 18: Silverbelt Boxing
QUOTE FOR THE WEEK:
Don’t use your lot in life as a parking lot, cultivate it.
Notes:
The January Dinner meeting was held at the Sunrise Restaurant at 6:30 P.M.
Program highlights:
Our Speaker was Kieran Donahue. He is running for Canyon County Sheriff. Kieran is a Detective for The Canyon County Sheriffs office and has worked for the County for 8 years. Kieran talked about the Gang and Violent Crime Unit that includes several local Police Departments. This unit is in conjunction with the Federal ATF Department. This allows the arrested to be tried in the Federal Prison System. They are targeting the Head people in the Meth Trafficking System. The Treasure Valley is a distribution point for the drug coming from Mexico.
Some More Notes:
A P.A.L Boxing meeting was held on January 23rd. We will be needing 52 volunteers for the Silverbelt boxing event on February 18, 2012. There will be a sign up sheet at the meeting next week.
We already have 7 members of the JOOI Club signed up to help out at the event.
The next Boxing meeting will be held January 31st at 7:00 A.M. at Mr. V’s
We still are looking for sponsors for the Silverbelt Boxing. These sponsorships need to be turned in by the end of January to get printed on the flyers.
The Optimist Regional Meeting will be held February 11, 2012 at Twin Falls. Don’t forget to sign up to attend this meeting. We would like to have a big showing of the Caldwell Optimist Club there. The meetings will run from 9:00 a.m. thru 4:00 p.m. at the Shiloh in Twin Falls. The Shiloh has a block of rooms for the Optimists.
After the meetings a few are going on to Jackpot Saturday Night. Sounds like fun. Larry is trying to block some rooms at Jackpot.
Speakers:
February 1: Rebecca Lovelace, Criminal Justice Center.
February 8: Noon Board Meeting.
All members welcome.
February 15: Craig Cheney, Sage Wealth Mgmt.
February 22: Open
February 28: Open
Calendar:
February 11: Regional Meeting at Twin Falls
February 18: Silverbelt Boxing
QUOTE FOR THE WEEK:
Don’t use your lot in life as a parking lot, cultivate it.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Caldwell Optimist Club Bulletin
January 11, 2012 Editor, Diane Crookham
Notes:
The Lunch meeting was held at the Sunrise Restaurant at Noon.
Program highlights:
Our speaker did not show up. But we had a guest Molly Legge. Molly works with Abundance Behavioral Health Services, Inc. ABHS offers the following services:
Clinical Counseling, Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Service Coordination, Difficult dealing with Mental Health symptoms and Medication Management.
Some More Notes:
A P.A.L Boxing meeting was held on January 9th. We still are looking for sponsors for the Silverbelt Boxing. These sponsorships need to be turned in by the end of January to get printed on the flyers.
The Optimist Regional Meeting will be held February 11, 2012 at Twin Falls. Connie asked that as many members of the Caldwell Optimist to attend this meeting as possible. Larry Blackburn talked a little about the program for the day. The meetings will run from 9:00 a.m. thru 4:00 p.m. The meetings will be held at the Shiloh in Twin Falls. The Shiloh has a block of rooms for the Optimists. If you plan on going you need to register for a room and the meeting. After the meetings a few are going on to Jackpot Saturday Night. Sounds like fun. Larry is trying to block some rooms at Jackpot.
The dinner meeting will be held on February 28 at 6:30 P.M. at the Sunrise Restaurant.
Speakers:
January 18: Jerry Armstrong, a former 1960 Olympic Boxer
January 24: Kieran Donahue, Running for Canyon County Sheriff
February 1: Rebecca Lovelace, Criminal Justice Center.
February 8: Noon Board Meeting.
All members welcome.
February 15: Craig Cheney, Sage Wealth Mgmt.
February 22: Open
February 28: Open
Calendar:
January 12: Set up boxing ring at O’Conner at 6:00 P.M.
January 13: Take down boxing ring. At O’Conner at 10:00 P.M.
February 11: Regional Meeting at Twin Falls
QUOTE FOR THE WEEK:
One of the secrets of life is to make stepping stones out of stumbling blocks
Notes:
The Lunch meeting was held at the Sunrise Restaurant at Noon.
Program highlights:
Our speaker did not show up. But we had a guest Molly Legge. Molly works with Abundance Behavioral Health Services, Inc. ABHS offers the following services:
Clinical Counseling, Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Service Coordination, Difficult dealing with Mental Health symptoms and Medication Management.
Some More Notes:
A P.A.L Boxing meeting was held on January 9th. We still are looking for sponsors for the Silverbelt Boxing. These sponsorships need to be turned in by the end of January to get printed on the flyers.
The Optimist Regional Meeting will be held February 11, 2012 at Twin Falls. Connie asked that as many members of the Caldwell Optimist to attend this meeting as possible. Larry Blackburn talked a little about the program for the day. The meetings will run from 9:00 a.m. thru 4:00 p.m. The meetings will be held at the Shiloh in Twin Falls. The Shiloh has a block of rooms for the Optimists. If you plan on going you need to register for a room and the meeting. After the meetings a few are going on to Jackpot Saturday Night. Sounds like fun. Larry is trying to block some rooms at Jackpot.
The dinner meeting will be held on February 28 at 6:30 P.M. at the Sunrise Restaurant.
Speakers:
January 18: Jerry Armstrong, a former 1960 Olympic Boxer
January 24: Kieran Donahue, Running for Canyon County Sheriff
February 1: Rebecca Lovelace, Criminal Justice Center.
February 8: Noon Board Meeting.
All members welcome.
February 15: Craig Cheney, Sage Wealth Mgmt.
February 22: Open
February 28: Open
Calendar:
January 12: Set up boxing ring at O’Conner at 6:00 P.M.
January 13: Take down boxing ring. At O’Conner at 10:00 P.M.
February 11: Regional Meeting at Twin Falls
QUOTE FOR THE WEEK:
One of the secrets of life is to make stepping stones out of stumbling blocks
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