Pilot Club Of Ocala August 2011 Volume 2, Issue 2
The Patter Who has Happy or Sad Money? Remember it goes to a GREAT cause. We want to support our District for PI Convention in 2012.
Presidents Message
Inside this issue: Anchors Away
2
Club News
2
International News
2
I can see all our colors blending together very well!!!!
Plan of Works 3 PSHF
3
Birthdays & Anniversary
3
Board of Directors
4
District News If you spend your whole life waiting for the storm, you’ll never enjoy the sunshine. - Morris West
Florida District Fall
Registration is $100
Council
per person,
October 28-30 2011
Rooms are $99 per
Sheraton North,
night
Maitland, Florida
Theme “Florida District Olympics”
A Great time of renewing friendships and making new lifetime friends. As well as having Training!!!! PLAN NOW!!!!
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Anchors Away The Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser to help send the Anchors to their convention in March is coming up fast. The dinner will be held October 8th at Highlands Baptist Church on the corner of Ft. King and 36th Avenue. The planning meetings for this will begin
soon. Some things to think about is we are going to need noodles and lots of them, salad, bread, tea, sauce, meat and HELP!! The planning committee is going to try and get as much of this donated so there is not a lot that we will have to get. This was a
GREAT success in February. Lets try and make this one as well. School Begins August 22. Remember that while out and about in town the 1st week of school to look out for the kids big and small.
Club News Barbara has planned a social outing for August 20th to the Ivy House in Williston. If you are interested in going please contact Barbara, so that she can add you to the list. We are meeting at Publix on Hwy 27 at 10 am. Carpool-
ing to and from. This will be a fun trip for all those attending . Remember to bring your Happy and Sad dollars to support Mrs. Winnie Brewer’s Installation as the PI President in 2012.
This money is to help offset the Florida District’s Financial responsibility. Our Club will be donating $50 to PIF in loving memory of Martha Martin - we sure love and miss you Martha!
International News Have you signed up for the “Pilot Grapevine” at Pilot International’s website www.pilotinternational.org Enter your email address. You will get updated information as it comes along.
Traveling the world together
Also the PI’s website is getting ready to have some changes for the better. It is going to be easier to navigate the site.
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Plan of Works and What it Means Wow we have a GREAT year ahead of us and I for one am looking forward to not being
and the Marion
Anchor Projects includes, Officer Training,
Fundraising Pro-
Day of Caring, Joint
jects includes Pe-
meeting, Anchor Conven-
cans, Mixed Recy-
tion Fundraiser Spaghetti
cled Bags, Come-
Dinner, Anchor Conven-
dy Club and Fall
tion.
Council Market Place.
Special Olympics
Chocolate.
spread to thin with Pilot.
ers, P.O. Food Drive,
Party, Death By
Membership/Growth inentation, Share Pilot, Ivy House Outing, Christmas
Social. This is going to be another Wonderful year to get our name out to the community. Lets get as many new members as
Projects and
we can and just plain
Community
cludes, New member ori-
Woods Ice Cream
Service projects includes
have FUN!!!!
Day of Caring, Brian’s League, ARC, Brain mind-
Pilot Scholarship Houses... The Pilot Scholarship House Foundation (PSHF) relies on the dues paid by the Florida Pilot Club members and on donations for support. We need to make sure we pay
our dues and even help with donations to the Foundation. All the money contributed helps to get the scholarships and helps with up keep and maintenance at
the houses. Those are our houses and we need to take care of them and those girls who reside in them because THEY are the Future.
“Dues and donations to the PSHF helps the girls be able to live in the houses.”
Birthdays and Anniversaries To Come... September Birthdays
Missy Ridgway 2004 ( 7 years)
Lisa Anderson 6th Connie VanRyzin
19th
Cindy Williams 23rd Susanne Havel 24th
September Anniversaries Helen Helvenston 1993 ( 18 years) Barbara Hassen 1994 (17 years) Connie Brown Linda Sanders
1978 (33 years) 1975 (36 years)
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Saturday, Saturday, Saturday… For the Month of July We have sold 26 bags We are averaging approximately $79.00 a week. Giving us a grand total for the month of July $397.25 **the Insulated Grocery bag was a big hit. August Line up for Saturday's August 6 - Bonnie, Mandi and Debbie August 13 - Helen and Sue H August 20 - Lisa and Cindy.
August 27 - Gaye and Barbara ** I will need a volunteer to pick up the bags, tables and money on August 20. I will drop them off in the morning but if someone could come about 12:45p and help break down everything. I will be driving to the Ivy House and I don't think I can return in time.
If you could let me know where the tables and items will be on Monday. I will come and pick them up to get them ready for the next Saturday. Remember to find your own replacement if you are not able to make it on your Saturday.
Susan G.
Day of Caring….. Helen is happy to report the Day of Caring Project has been ordered and the Committee hopes it will go well. It is to be 4 1/2 inch Gingerbread Man ornaments which will require Tacky Glue so remember to save those small jar lids for glue pots. The girls will have
fun with this one and we trust it will keep them busy long enough. We need to have a Pilot or an Anchor Advisor at each table to oversee quality!
of Caring is September 24th at Trinity High School at 9 am. Cindy Williams, Carole Vitale, and Helen Helvenston are in charge of this Project. If you have any questions please call or email them.
Helen
Who will be the first to volunteer? Day
Who is Coming to our Meetings… August: Autism 4 Parents September: Brian’s League
December: Christmas Party
chor Joint Meeting
June: Officer Installation
mined
Presentation luck Dinner
May: To be Determined
February: To be Deter-
October: Brain minders November: Thanksgiving Pot-
January: Pilots and An-
March: Officer Train-
Program Speakers
ing April: DEC Visit
Thank You Cindy for planning a GREAT year of visitors.
Pilot Club Of Ocala
P.O. Box 4323 Ocala, FL 34478
E-mail: greenjungle99@gmail.com Third Thursday of every Month at 6:30pm at Marion Woods Retirement Community
To be the service club of choice providing fellowship for its members and service to the community is the Vision of Pilot Club of Ocala.
Pilot International is an innovative volunteer service organization that does more than just have meetings and provide networking opportunities with friends and associates. Pilot members take an active part in making communities a better place to live ... today and tomorrow. The service focus of Pilot International is brain-related disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease, chemical dependency, traumatic brain injuries, developmental, emotional, and mental disabilities.
Develop our membership to enthusiastically represent Pilot in the community and support our outreach is the Mission of Pilot Club of Ocala
Board of Directors 2011-2012 Executive Board President Bonnie Palmeiri President Elect Cindy Williams
Appointees
Recording Secretary
Parliamentarian D.J. Ferguson
Missy Ridgway
Chaplin/ Patter Editor Crystal Bratcher
Treasurer Lisa Anderson
Operations Coordinator Barbara Hassen
Corresponding Secretary
Fundraising Coordinator Connie VanRyzin
Susan Graggs
Projects Coordinator Linda Schwambach
Director Gaye Cheshire( 2011-2013)
Anchor Coordinator Carole Vitale
Director Carole Vitale (2011-2012)
PIF Representative Cindy Williams
Director Connie VanRyzin (2010-2012)