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editorial@robson.com — December 2011


Robson Ranch Women’s Club Holiday Market earns $7,000


Gayle Coe and Janie Farnsworth.


Mala Bowdouris Ways & Means chairpersons Gayle


Coe and Janie Farnsworth announced at the November 7 Women’s Club meeting that


the proceeds from The Holiday


Market on October 8 topped $7,000! The quality of the booths at the markets was exceptional. They thanked all the volunteers and the shoppers for making this event so successful. A special thank you was extended to Anne Owens and Tina Hoffenberg for their many hours of work on the market. President-elect


Mitzie introduced the Fiedler


conducted the meeting and thanked Mary Jane Brown and Olive Morton for providing the centerpieces. Sandy Shroeder


greeters for


the luncheon: Judy Mathers, Joan Noble and the International Club members: Aurora Forsting, Margrit Nigro and Eileen Whittaker. Anita Williams, chair of the nominating


committee, presented the following slate of offi cers for 2012: President -Elect, Katherine Vess; First Vice-President (membership), Phyllis Formhals; Second Vice-President (programs), Maitland Dade; Second Vice-President (programs), Maureen Varnes; Recording Secretary, Kathy May; Treasurer, Susie Carpenter;


Luncheon Coordinator, Magrit Nigro. Treasurer Susie Carpenter announced


that the operating fund was $4,805. Membership is currently 327 members. The 2012 membership drive has begun. Membership


forms for 2012 may be


downloaded from the Women’s Club site on the HOA, fi lled out, and brought with a $15 check to the next meeting. Liz Dinkins for the Service Committee announced that they had collected $611 and 100 pounds of


food at


this meeting


for the Denton Food Bank. State legislation for 2011 was the topic


of the program presented by our State Legislator Jane Nelson. Senator Nelson discussed the highlights of the issues that the legislators decided this past session. She predicted that water conservation would be an issue for the next legislative session. Robson Ranch Women’s Club is open


to all women at the Ranch. Meetings are at the clubhouse on the fi rst Monday of the month at noon. Reservations, with a check for $14 for the luncheon, need to be placed in the Women’s Club mailbox at


the Sports Center Women’s lounge


by noon on the Wednesday before the luncheon. Join us for lunch, meet your neighbors and enjoy some wonderful programs! 


BELLS ___________ - continued from page 21


live by six simple truths: Human and spiritual values are more


important than material things. Observe and live the Golden Rule in


all human relationships. Live by a higher social, business and


professional standard. Develop a more intelligent, aggressive


and serviceable citizenship. Form enduring friendships and render


altruistic service to help others. Create and maintain a high idealism,


which increases righteousness, justice, patriotism and goodwill. If you feel that you would like to be join us at one of our


a part of Kiwanis,


meetings. A greater group of people you will not meet. We get together on the fi rst and third Friday of each month in the Bandera Room of the clubhouse at 8:30 a.m. Or if you can’t wait, contact our membership chair, Jim Galbraith. He can be reached at jisugalbraith@aol.com or just call 262-0600. We hope to see you at one of our meetings! 


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