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Minutes of the LAWCC Auxiliary General Meeting
January 11, 2010
Location: Pizza Factory
The meeting was called to
order by President, Georgia Knutsen at 10:45 a.m. Other
board members present include Bonnie Sloan, Judy Martin and
Rita Isbell.
The minutes from the November
16, 2009 LAWCC Auxiliary General Meeting were accepted as
read.
Treasurer’s Report
The proposed budget for 2010
was handed out. See attachments. This document provided
budgets from 2007 to the 2010 proposed budget. Bonnie Sloan
explained several changes from the 2009 budget in the
proposed budget.
•
Auxiliary projects increased by $2,000 to equal $6,000
for 2010. The auxiliary has not received the 2010 requests from
Randy Fluke and Dave Delay. In 2009, the auxiliary spent a
total of $4,278.05; $4,000 for tree trimming in the park and
$278.05 for redoing the women’s restroom on Long Iron.
•
Event over runs for 2009 will be lowered once we receive
payment from the water board and LAWCC for the July Ice Cream
Social. This line item was increased by $100 to equal $900 for
2010.
•
The decrease of membership dues is reflected in the
proposed budget. Suggestions were made on how to increase
membership in the auxiliary. It was decided to inform homeowners
of the contributions the auxiliary makes to support our
community by placing information on the Pinecone Telegraph and
in the general mailing in January with the annual bill. It was
suggested a postcard be sent to non-members and new homeowners.
•
The checking account equaled $4,224.43 at the end of 2008
and at the end of 2009 equaled $4,225.24. There is $2,500 in
interest earned funds if additional money is needed.
Linda White made the motion to
approve the 2010 budget and Carol Bornhorst seconded the
motion. A vote was taken and the proposed 2010 budget was
approved.
Enloe has raised their price to
$30. Renewal forms will be sent out February 1, 2010. Existing
members may send their checks directly to Enloe. You must be a
member of the auxiliary to eligible. Most insurance plans will
cover emergency flights. If you are in the hospital, they will
take whatever insurance you have. Only 911 calls are done on a
rotation basis.
Committee Reports
Book Club
- The date of the January meeting
was changed to January 18th. It will be at Adrienne
Fagalde’s home. See Pinecone Telegraph and bulletin board for
more information.
Needles and Pins
- See Pinecone Telegraph and
bulletin board for more information.
Public Comment
On January 21st, from
1:00-3:00 p.m., Judy Martin will be presenting Tastefully Simple
-Slow Cooker Sauces at Linda White’s home. Please RSVP to
Linda.
Old Business
Community Dinner
- January 14, 2010 - Volunteers
should be there at 4:30 p.m. to help set up. We will be serving
pizza and salad from the Pizza Factory. Members of the
auxiliary will donate cookies. Ice cream will also be served
for dessert. Judy Martin read the sign-up sheets.
New Business
Tentative 2010 Calendar
- Georgia Knutsen presented
the tentative 2010 calendar. New events this year include a
bowling day on March 20th and Halloween Pot Luck on October 31st
(costumes are optional). Buzz Barrett has been scheduled for
Hot August Nights and the Christmas Dinner and Dance. A
Valentine Dinner is being planned. Check the Pinecone Telegraph
and bulletin board for further information. Debbie Holden made
the motion to approve the tentative calendar and Adrienne
Fagalde seconded the motion. A vote was taken and the tentative
2010 calendar was approved.
Board Meeting
The next Board Meeting is
scheduled on February 1, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. at the club house.
General Meeting
The next General Meeting and
Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled on April 19, 2010. See Pinecone
Telegraph and bulletin board for more information.
The meeting was closed at 11:16
a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Rita Isbell
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Minutes of the LAWCC AUXILIARY BOARD MEETING
JANUARY 4, 2010
LAWCC CLUB HOUSE
The following members were
present: Georgia Knutsen, Bonnie Sloan, Judy Martin, Rita
Isbell, Jan Eveland, Adrienne Fagalde, and Cyndy Horn.
The meeting was called to order
by President, Georgia Knutsen at 10:08 am.
The minutes from the last board
meeting were approved as read.
Treasurer’s Report:
Bonnie Sloan presented the Balance Sheet and Category Detail
Report as of December 31, 2009. See attached reports.
Committee Reports:
Needles and Pins
- The January calendar is posted on the bulletin boards and on
the Pinecone Telegraph.
Book Club
- Book selections and calendar is
listed on the Pinecone Telegraph. A chairperson is needed to
replace Sharon Shaw.
Ways and Means
- There are six items for sale
and prices were adjusted accordingly. Items will be for sale in
the pro shop again this year.
Sunshine
- Adrienne has baskets for new homeowners and a supply of cards
for various occasions.
Old Business:
January General Meeting
- The meeting will be held on
January 11, 2010 at 10:30 am at the Pizza Factory. The cost of
lunch is $8.00 and the luncheon choices are listed on the
Pinecone Telegraph and bulletin board. Designate your luncheon
choice with your payment. The proposed 2010 budget and
tentative calendar will presented to the members for comments
and approval at this meeting.
Community Dinner
- January 14, 2010 at Memorial
Hall. Volunteers will start setting up at 4:30 pm. There are
14 volunteers listed. We will serve pizza and salad from the
Pizza Factory. Dessert will be cookies, donated by our members,
and ice cream.
Christmas Dinner and Dance
- Several people were
not happy with their dinner. Different menu items will be
reviewed for the next Christmas dinner.
Wine in the Pines
- No outside alcohol or purchase
of alcohol will be permitted due to liquor license
restrictions. A blind wine tasting contest may be added.
New Business:
Budget
- The 2010 proposed budget was
made and will be presented to members for comments and approval
at the January 11, 2010 general meeting. See attached report.
2010 Tentative Calendar
- The 2010 tentative calendar
was created. See attachment.
Directory
- It was suggested that a list of
names to be removed from the directory be prepared and
distributed to homeowners. Kim will be asked to place the list
in a WACC mailing.
Nominating Committee for
Auxiliary Officers -
Committee needs to be formed for the election held in November
2010.
Miscellaneous:
Wall Art for the Restaurant
- The wall art will
feature artists in LAW. Lydia Freeby will be asked to head this
project.
The meeting was adjourned at
12:20 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Rita Isbell
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Approved Minutes of the LAWCC
Auxiliary General Meeting
November 16, 2009
Location: West Almanor Clubhouse
The
meeting was called to order by President, Georgia Knutsen at
11:14 a.m. Other board members present include Bonnie Sloan,
Judy Martin and Sharon Weslar.
The minutes from the October 19, 2009 LAWCC Auxiliary General
Meeting were accepted as read.
Treasurer’s Report
Bonnie Sloan presented the Treasurer’s Report. The six month CD
was converted to an 18 month CD to obtain a higher interest rate
of 2.02 % with a chance of one bump up. Logo sales increased
from $851.52 to $1,042.25 from last year. Event Over Runs equal
$621.89 compared to last year’s over runs of $1,330.20.
Auxiliary projects will include approximately $4,000 for tree
trimming and work in our park. See attached Treasurer’s Report
dated November 16, 2009 for further information.
Mercy Air
Mercy and Enloe will send renewal forms to existing members.
Bonnie Sloan is waiting to receive information from both
carriers. The Auxiliary plans to place information in the WACC
general mailing. The cost should be the same: $30 for Mercy and
$25 for Enloe. Money is due to Bonnie Sloan by February 10,
2010. People questioned why some received a membership card and
others did not. It was not determined why this happened. Bonnie
said cancelled checks will verify payment. Bonnie Sloan will
give Sharon Auge the information for the Pinecone once she
receives it.
Directory
Changes to the directory are due the end of November 2009. The
changes/corrections will be included with the WACC general
mailing in December.
The WACC office will stuff envelopes on November 19 and is
requesting help. Coffee, tea and donuts will be provided for
helpers. Help will also be needed in December to stuff
envelopes.
Auxiliary has pumpkins are for sale. Prices are $8.00 for large
and $6.00 for small size.
Committee Reports
Book Club: The book for January is “Twenty Chickens for a
Saddle, The Story of an African Childhood” by Robyn Scott. The
meeting will be held at Adrienne Falgalde’s home on January 11,
2010. The books chosen through June 2010 are listed on the
Pinecone.
Needles & Pins: The December 1st meeting will be held at Judy
Martin’s home with a Tastefully Simple meeting following the
Needles & Pins gathering. See Pinecone for further listings of
Needles & Pins locations and dates.
Maggie Hedges had surgery and is recovering well.
Old Business
Christmas Dinner and Dance: This event is scheduled for December
12, 2009 beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Elks Lodge. Buzz Barrett
will provide music. Dinner will be a choice of either chicken
cordon blue, chicken kiev or bacon wrapped filet mignon. The
price will be in the range of $19 - $21. See Pinecone for final
menu and price.
Christmas Brunch and Gift Exchange: This event is scheduled for
December 14, 2009, 10:30 a.m. at the clubhouse. It is a potluck.
A sign-up sheet is being passed around for potluck items. See
Pinecone for contact person and gift specifications.
Cookie Exchange: Will be held at Judy Martin’s home on December
17, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. Bring three dozen cookies and a container
to take cookies home in.
Community Dinner: We are hosting the Community Dinner on January
14, 2010. The menu will be pizza, salad, ice cream and cookies.
Pizza Factory will provide the pizzas, salad and ice cream. A
sign-up sheet is going around for volunteers and cookies for the
Community Dinner.
Hot August Nights: Will be held at our park on August 14, 2010.
Buzz Barrett will provide the music. See Pinecone for further
information.
New Business
Installation of Officers: Karen Scott and Roberta Carlson
performed the installation ceremony for new officers. The new
officers are: President Georgia Knutsen
Treasurer Bonnie Sloan
1st Vice President Judy Martin
2nd Vice President Lydia Freeby
Secretary Rita Isbell
Presentation of Committee Chairs: Ways & Means Jan Eveland
Sunshine Adrienne Falgalde
Historian Peggy Wright
Presentation to Board Members: Linda Welliver presented gifts to
the 2009 board members.
Board Meeting: The next Board Meeting is scheduled for December
3, 2009, 1:00 p.m. at the clubhouse. The January Board Meeting
is scheduled for January 4, 2010, 10:00 a.m. at the clubhouse.
The preliminary calendar will be planned at this meeting.
General Meeting: The next general meeting will be in February
2010. See Pinecone for further details.
Budget Meeting: The meeting will be scheduled in January 2010.
Cindy Horn volunteered to chair the budget committee.
Georgia Knutsen thanked everyone for coming.
The meeting was closed at 11:52 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Rita Isbell, Secretary
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LAWCC AUXILIARY BOARD MEETING
August 5, 1009
Present: Georgia Knutsen, Bonnie Sloan, Judy Martin and Sharon
Weslar
Location: Judy Martin’s home
The meeting was called to order at 10:06 am by President Georgia
Knutsen. The minutes were approved as presented.
Treasurer’s Report: Bonnie Sloan gave her report which is
attached to these minutes.
Committee Reports:
The recommendation to add a page to the Auxiliary website for
“Things to Sell” and “Things Needed” made by Sharon Auge in an
email dated July 20 was discussed. It was moved, seconded and
approved that this addition be made to the website. Sharon Auge
will be contacted to see how she would like to implement this
addition.
Judy Martin will begin a sign up in September for homes were
Needles and Pins will be held.
Old Business:
Georgia reported that 6 tote bags had been delivered to the Pro
Shop for sale. She also reported that Dave would not be doing
concrete work in the park this year since there was need for
tree trimming and other improvements. She will contact Dave and
ask him to submit bills for the work done so that the Auxiliary
can issue him a check.
The Board agreed that the Ice Cream Social following the
annual meeting of July 5 was a big success and that we should do
it again next year. The total cost was less then $150.00, which
will be split between the Auxiliary, WACC and the Water Company.
Bonnie will check on the price for milk shake machines for use
next year.
Georgia reported on the success of the yard sale. Twenty six
houses held sales. Not many people took the “sale” signs so we
probably don’t need them next year. The sign used at the
entrance, is now in the store room.
New Business:
Hot August nights is being handled by Jo Knudsen and will be
held on August 15. The general meeting and lunch will be held at
Lassen Park on August 24. Sign ups will be requested along with
$7.00 for lunch. Reservations need to be made by August 19. Judy
Martin will get the lunch items. Georgia will bring (2) 6 foot
tables to use for serving. Those attending will be asked to
bring their own chairs.
September 19 is the date of the “Trader Joe Event” to be held
at the Club House. This event will be a potluck featuring wine
and food from Trader Joe’s.
Georgia will contact Julie Azevedo regarding Wine in the
Pines. She will invite Julie and her committee to attend the
September Board Meeting to review how the event will be handled
this year.
The locks on the cabinets at the Club House are in need of
work and Hal Martin has volunteered to look into replacing them.
He will report back to the board on the cost of new locks.
Miscellaneous:
A request from Lori Sinclair was given to the Board. This
request asked for help in improving the condition of the
bathrooms at the Club House. The request is for a sink, cabinet,
mirror and faucet in each bathroom. The cost would be about
$263.00 for each room. Georgia will talk with Dave Delay to see
if some of the funds for this might come from the money the
Auxiliary has allocated to him. If not, then the Board will
discuss the possibility of providing additional funds.
Agenda Items for September Meeting:
Trader Joe – September 19
Wine in the Pines – October 24
Time and Location of the next Board Meeting:
September 2, 9:00 Georgia Knutsen’s home
10:00 Report from Julie Azevedo
The meeting was adjourned at 11:43
Respectfully Submitted: Georgia Knutsen for Lydia Freeby,
Secretary
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LAWCC
Auxiliary Board Meeting
July 1, 2009
Present: Georgia Knutsen, Bonnie Sloan, Judy Martin,
Sharon Weslar, and Lydia Freeby
Location: Georgia Knutsen’s home
The meeting was called to order by President, Georgia Knutsen
at 10:05PM
The minutes from the last board meeting were approved as read
except that Judy Martin should be noted as present.
Treasurer’s Report: Bonnie reported. The only activity
has been that some inventory has sold and two more members have
joined. We have 25 less members than last year.
Committee Reports:
Needles and Pins: Next week Needles and Pins is at the Park
(Recreation Area).
Book Club will meet at Debbie Holden’s home on August 10th.
The book is Infidel by Ayaan Hirsi Ali.
Old Business:
Bonnie has ordered 120 totes and they should arrive this week.
She also noted that we can get fleece and sweat shirts from the
same company. Dave would like items to sell at the Pro Shop.
Bonnie will look into the pricing of golf towels, visors, and
polo.
Georgia took T-shirts and sweatshirts to the Pro Shop for
sale. They will add $2.00 to the price. Dave was given 12
shirts for his crew. We will hold off on ordering towels and
visors at this time.
There is still no bid on the cement from Dave.
Carol Young will not be running for Ways and Means next term.
Be thinking of someone who may want to run.
New Business:
The Ice Cream Social is set for July 5th at 2:30.
After today’s meeting we will go to the storage locker and
retrieve supplies. On the day we will meet at noon and set up.
Dave will place tables where we want them. Carol Young will
sell logo items and Georgia will sell address books. We need to
bring our ice chests and blenders. Sharon will get the ice
cream and accompaniments.
Yard sale: Lydia put ad in the Chester Progressive to run two
times, on July 1 and July 8th.
Judy and her husband made a sign for the entrance to LAW and has
a holder for the maps. Individual yard sale signs will be
available at Georgia’s front door after July 4th.
Chamber of Commerce: Georgia checked with Kim at the LAW
Office and Kim informed her that WACC is joining the Chamber.
Kim will put upcoming Auxiliary activities in the next mailing
that goes out.
Lassen Outing: Lydia will contact Steve Zachary (530) 595-4444
ext. 5189 for a talk in addition to the film presented at the
new center. We think we will have between 20 and 40 people.
Schedule is meet at 10 AM, talk at 10:30 and film at 11:00 and
after film eat lunch.
Everyone needs to bring his/her own chair and $7.00 for lunch
provided by the Auxiliary. The lunch will consist of sandwiches,
chips, drinks, cookies and apples.
Miscellaneous: Kim needs help with the counting and
tabulating of the ballots on July 5th.
Agenda items for next meeting: Luncheon, Hot August Nights
and Wine in the Pines.
Next meeting will be held on August 5th at 10:00 AM
at Judy Martin’s home.
Meeting adjourned at 11:20 AM.
Respectfully submitted,
Lydia Freeby, Secretary
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LAWCC Auxiliary Board Meeting
June 2, 2009
Present: Georgia Knutsen, Bonnie Sloan, Sharon Weslar, and
Lydia Freeby
Location: Sharon Weslar’s home
The meeting was called to order by President, Georgia Knutsen at
1:05PM
The minutes from the last board meeting were approved as read.
Motion by Sharon and seconded by Bonnie
Treasurer’s Report: Bonnie reported expenditures were The
Plumas to the Pacific project, $150.00 and Almanor Grill,
$404.17 for the luncheon.(attendees pre paid) She also
explained the budget worksheet. (See attached)
Committee Reports:
Needles and Pins: Next week Needles and Pins will be held at the
LACC Park (Recreation) or at Debbie Holden’s home if it rains.
Old Business:
Bonnie talked to her brother and the totes we like (heavy duty)
run $6.00. As soon as the decision is made, he will print.
Bonnie will order 144 and sell for $12.00.
Comments about the May 18th meeting and luncheon
–Lydia will call Frank Neth about the complaint of small
portions
The Welcome Back Brunch will cost $14.00 per person. Georgia
will check for decorations and tablecloths. Sharon will clarify
menu with Maria. Decorating will be at 9AM, social time will be
at 10:00AM, Brunch will be at 10:30 and the meeting at 11:30ish.
Dave Delay hasn’t turned in a bid for the cement pad for the
tables in the park. WACC has offered to provide him with funds
for the project.
Georgia talked to Aaron in the Pro-shop and he is happy to sell
logo items. He has a computer program which will isolate our
items.
New Business: CPR will be held at the Fire Hall on June 13th
at 9AM to 1 PM. Randy will teach. He can handle 10 attendees
at a time and will schedule more classes if needed.
Ice Cream Social: Takes place July 5th at 1PM paired
with WACC and water board meetings. All three Boards will pay
for supplies. Sharon will talk to Carol Deurloo about what
amounts we might need.
We will sell logo items. Georgia will ask Carol Young about
inventory.
July 11 Yard Sale: Time is set from 8AM to 12 PM. Georgia will
ask her husband about a map of the subdivision that we can
duplicate and put at the entrance for prospective buyers. Judy
will make flyers; Lydia will contact Chester Progressive about
an advertisement under garage sales and a bit in the Community
Calendar section.
Discussion was had about a Candidates’ Forum, but all agreed it
was too late to get something organized.
Bonnie suggested we join the Chamber of Commerce as WACC. There
would be advantages for us as a community. Auxiliary would like
to sponsor and pay for the $100.00 membership. Georgia will
contact Board President Carol Bornhorst to see if LACC already
has a membership. The Chamber offers some services we could
use.
Next meeting will be held on Wednesday, July 1 at 10AM at
Georgia Knutsen’s home.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:45PM. Georgia moved and Sharon
seconded.
The meeting was adjourned at 2:20 PM. Judy made the motion and
Lydia seconded.
Respectfully submitted,
Lydia Freeby, Secretary
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LAWCC AUXILIARY BOARD MEETING AGENDA
June 2, 2009
1 pm - Sharon Weslar
Call to Order
Minutes of May 4, 2009 Board Meeting
Treasurer’s Report
Committee Reports
Book Club
Needles & Pins
Old Business
Totes for Welcome Baskets
Price
When
available
Welcome back brunch – 10 am eat at
10:30
Additional funds for park improvement
Dave will get
us a formal bid by May
Sale of Auxiliary inventory at WACC
Golf Course
New Business
CPR – June 13, 9 -1 at the Fire hall
Ice Cream Social - July 5 after 1pm
WACC meeting
Yard Sale July 11
Time, maps,
publicity
Do we want
articles in the Daily Independent?
Candidates Forum – Do we want to
sponsor?
Printed visors, towels, t shirts
Miscellaneous
Agenda Items
Time and Location of next Board Meeting
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LAWCC AUXILIARY MEETING AGENDA
May 18, 2009
Call to Order
Minutes of April 20, 2009 Meeting
Treasurer’s Report
Committee Reports
Book Club
Needles & Pins
Others
Public Comment
Old Business
Red Hat Fashion Show – May 30, Elks Club 11:00 am Lunch at 12:00
New Business
Decorating Clubhouse wall - Lydia
Program: Presentation from Greg McIntire’s students on
their “Plumas to the Pacific” trip. 12:15
Time and Location of next Board Meeting
June 2, 2009 1:00 pm Sharon Weslar
Time and Location of next General Meeting
June 15, Welcome Back Brunch 10:30 eat at 11:30 WACC Club House
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DRAFT
LAWCC Auxiliary General
Meeting
April 20, 2009
Location: The 4th Annual Treasure Hunt led to the final
destination of the Pizza Factory in Chester.
The meeting was called to order by President Georgia Knutsen at
12:44 p.m.
Minutes: The minutes of the January 22, 2009 General Meeting
were approved as read.
Treasure’s Report: Bonnie Sloan presented the Treasurer’s
Report. (Copy attached) She explained that the Auxiliary
Membership Dues for this year were below what had been
projected. The actual amount received was approximately $400
short or about 80 memberships. However, the Phone Directories
were about $700 under budget and the Community Dinner
expenditure was also under budget (by about $150).
Committee Reports:
Book Club: The Book Club will meet Monday, May 11 at Jocelyn
Souter’s home.
The Book for discussion is These is My Words by Nancy Turner.
Those interested in carpooling may call
Barbara Oddy or Adrienne Fagalde.
Needles and Pins – April 21 – Dale Conley’s Home
April 28 – Sharon Weslar’s Home
Lakeside Quilters: There will be a quilt rush Thursday, April 23
in Chico. Those wishing to attend may contact
Debbie Holden or Linda White.
Public Comment: None
Old Business:
1. The Auxiliary is still in need of a Historian.
2. Georgia received a thank you note from Sharlyn Anderson
thanking the Auxiliary for the Community Supper. Since the
Auxiliary purchased and prepared the food, the cost of $244 was
considerably less than the $350 budgeted.
New Business:
Shirley Friedrichs invited everyone to the Red Hat Fashion Show
to be held May 30 at the Elks Club.(Flier attached) Fashions
will be provided by Fashions 2 You from Chico. Lunch will be a
choice of an Enchilada Plate or a Chef’s Salad at a cost of $12.
Send checks with menu choice to Shirley Friedrichs.
Georgia received a request from Greg McIntire (a 6th grade
Chester Elementary teacher) to help support the “Plumas to the
Pacific” Watershed Program. This is an educational program for
the 6th grade students. During a week-long field trip (April 28
– May 1), the students will follow the Feather River from
Chester down to the Sacramento River and then follow its
tributaries to the ocean. The cost will be approximately $100
per student. Bonnie Sloan recommended that the Auxiliary donate
$150 since we are under the $500 budget for community
contributions. Carolyn Wilhoit made a motion that the Auxiliary
donate $150 to the program. The motion was seconded by Peg
Wright and the motion passed.
Next Board Meeting: May 4 at 10 a.m. at Lydia Freeby’s home.
Next General Meeting: May 18 will be a luncheon at the WACC Club
House. Greg McIntire’s students will have a presentation on
their “Plumas to the Pacific” trip.
With no further business, the Meeting was adjourned at 1:05 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Sharon Weslar for Lydia Freeby
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LAWCC Auxiliary Board Meeting
March 26, 2009
Approved at the May 4, 2009 Board Meeting
Present: Georgia Knutsen, Bonnie Sloan, Judy Martin, Sharon
Weslar, and Lydia Freeby
Location: Georgia Knutsen’s home
The meeting was called to order by President, Georgia Knutsen at
7:07 PM
The minutes from the last board meeting were approved as read.
Bonnie Sloan made the motion and Judy Martin seconded it.
Treasurer’s Report: Bonnie presented both the Balance sheet and
Spread Sheet (Budget Workshop) See attached.
Committee Reports: Judy reported that the schedule for Needles
and Pins and other groups is up on the bulletin boards. The
schedule will soon be on the web site.
Old Business: Bonnie reported that tote bags will cost about
$4.00 including printing. She said she hopes they will be ready
in the next couple of months. They can also be made available
for the public to purchase. Sixty will be ordered.
Judy showed the informational pamphlets she obtained from the
Chamber of Commerce office. Everyone agreed that the
information will be useful to new residents. Judy will make up
about 15 totes for new full time residents of LAW. Judy also
suggested a few other items such as mugs that might be included
in the tote. Bonnie will also look into what else might be
available to put in the totes.
New Business: Phone directories have been mailed to all
auxiliary members. Office Depot was used for the printing.
They did a good job and were reliable. Discussion followed
about later directory updates. Sharon W. moved and Bonnie
seconded a motion to print an update in 2010. Then in 2011 the
informational guide will not be reprinted.
The 4th annual Treasure Hunt and luncheon will take
place on April 20th . Sharon showed last year’s
flyer. She will update and make a new one. Last year there
were 5or 6 teams. Bonnie and Judy will get together to work on
the logistics. They will also take calls for drivers.
The Welcome Back Brunch will be on June 15th at 10:30 AM. There
will be a no host bar. Last year 30 attended. Lydia will
contact Maria to see if she would make up taco salads for the
affair. She will also ask about the May 18th
Auxiliary meeting and lunch.
She will also ask when they plan to move into the clubhouse.
President Georgia reported she obtained use permits for the
following:
Welcome Back Brunch, June 15th
Hot August Nights, August 15th
Pot Luck, September 19th
Wine in the Pines, October 24
Christmas Brunch, December 14th
She will also get one for April 20th
A Thank You card from the Community Meals Coordinator was read
by Georgia. The note thanked the Auxiliary for the
February 12th dinner.
Miscellaneous:
Georgia spoke to Dave Delay. He will get a bid in May for the
concrete to go under the picnic tables. She will speak to Board
President Carol about any monies that WACC might be able to
pitch in for the project.
Georgia reported that Greg M., a six grade teacher from Chester
Elementary has asked for a donation for a watershed program his
students are involved in. She will ask if the students want to
attend our May 18th meeting to give a presentation on
the project.
Next meeting will be held on May 4th at 10AM at Lydia
Freeby's house.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:45PM. Georgia moved and Sharon
seconded.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:05AM
Respectfully submitted,
Lydia Freeby, Secretary
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LAWCC Auxiliary Board Meeting
January 12, 2009
APPROVED AT THE 2/03/09
BOARD MEETING
Present:
Georgia Knutsen, Bonnie Sloan, Judy Martin, Sharon Weslar, Lydia
Freeby and Sharon Auge
Location: Bonnie Sloan’s home
The meeting was called to order by President, Georgia Knutsen at
2:00 p.m.
The minutes from the last board meeting were approved as read.
Sharon Auge said she would put activities info on the web-site
if the details are sent to her. Lydia will e-mail minutes to all
Board members and also to Sharon Auge.
Treasurer’s Report: Bonnie explained the balance sheet as of
12/31/08 in detail. She also explained all expenditures for
2008. All Board members thanked Bonnie for her thorough
attention to details. Attached are the balance sheets.
Discussion on how to “break even” on auxiliary activities
followed.
Special Group Reports: The Book Club is reading, Red Scarf, by
Kate Furnivall and will meet at Adrienne Fagalde’s home on
February 12th at 10:00am. Needles and Pins will meet at Linda
White’s on January 13th, Dale Conley’s on January 20th, and at
Debbie Holden’s on the 27th of January.
Old Business: Bonnie reported on each of the three air
ambulances. The information has been put on the web site by
Sharon Auge. The deadline to join is February 20th.
New Business: There was discussion about the Telephone
Directories. A motion was made by Sharon Weslar and seconded by
Judy Martin that revised Directories, with community
information, be mailed to each property owner. If an owner owns
more than one lot they will receive only one directory. The cost
of the Directories and the mailing is to be approximately
$3,000.00. They should be out in February. New property owners
will receive a Directory along with a copy of the CC&Rs.
Budget: Dave Delay has asked for a concrete pad for the benches
at the park near the BBQ at a cost of approximately $6,000.00.
He would also like five folding tables and sand. Cost would be
$200.00 and $700.00 for the sand. Bonnie moved and Judy seconded
that we spend up to $4,000.00 for these items.
Sunshine: It was moved, seconded and approved that we give
Welcome Baskets to new full time residents. Upon the death of a
resident, we will donate $25.00 to a charity of the family’s
choice.
It was moved and seconded that we accept the budget for 2009.
All approved.
Community Dinner: To be cooked at the Elk’s and served at the
Memorial Hall on Thursday, February 12, 2009. The menu will be
chicken enchiladas, rice, beans, green salad, fruit bowl and pie
for dessert. Bonnie and Judy will get the food supplies. Servers
will be needed. (Food servers, dessert table, drink table,
napkin and donation table and four people to set up as well)
Bonnie will let us know if she needs help with food preparation
on the 11th.
Miscellaneous:
Bonnie will look into pricing of totes for the Welcome Baskets.
Judy and Carol will look into Valentine Day festivities
Georgia will take care of Presidents plaque.
Next General meeting: January 22, 2009 at 11:15 at the Knot
bumper
Next Board meeting: February 2, 2009 at Judy Martin’s home
The meeting was adjourned at 5:06 pm
Respectfully submitted,
Lydia Freeby, Secretary
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LAWCC Auxiliary General Meeting
January 22, 2009
Approved at the April 20, 2009
General Meeting
Location: The Knotbumper Restaurant in Chester
The meeting was called to order by President Georgia Knutsen at
11:20 a.m.
Prior to the business portion of the meeting, those present
expressed our sympathy and condolences when Georgia mentioned
that her husband Dale’s mother had passed away.
Minutes: The minutes from the November 12 General Meeting were
approved as read.
Treasurer’s Report: Bonnie Sloan presented the Treasurer’s
report and explained the Balance Sheet dated 12/31/08 which
shows total assets of $23.900.62. She also presented an Event
Overrun Summary which showed events which the Auxiliary had
subsidized. Auxiliary Projects for 2008 included sharing half
the expense with the WACC Board for new bulletin boards, new
picnic tables and a new computer and software for the Fire
Department. Overall the Auxiliary remained within the 2008
budget of $11,000 for total expenses.
Discussion then followed on the Proposed Budget for 2009. Bonnie
explained that $4000 had been budgeted toward a request by Dave
Delay for a concrete pad around the BBQ area at the park and
also for folding tables and sand. Also there was an increase in
the budget for Postage and Delivery and Communications to cover
the printing and mailing of a revised phone directory and
community informational pages. The cost of the directories and
mailing will be approximately $3000. Each property owner will be
mailed one directory. Extra copies will be available for a fee.
A motion was made by Carol Bornhorst and seconded by Linda White
that the 2009 Budget be approved. The motion was passed. (Copies
of Treasurer’s Reports and Budgets are attached.)
Committee Reports:
Book Club: The Book Club is reading Red Scarf by Kate Furnivall
and will meet at Adrienne Fagalde’s home on February 12 at 10:00
a.m.
Needles and Pins: Needles and Pins will meet at Debbie Holden’s
home on January 27 at 10:00 a.m.
Two new groups were introduced:
Pinecone Strummers will meet at 10:00 a.m. every other Saturday
at Debbie Holden’s home.
Lakeside Quilters will meet the last Thursday of every month at
1:00 p.m. The next meeting will be at Debbie Holden’s on
February 26.
Old Business:
Georgia explained that Sharon Auge has put a wonderful
comparison of the three Air Ambulance services on the Auxiliary
web site. She explained that the Auxiliary is able to get a
group rate for all members. Those subscribing to the insurance
will not be charged for air ambulance service, since Medicare is
billed, then the secondary insurance and then the air ambulance
insurance will pay the balance. Applications are online or are
available from Bonnie Sloan.
New Business:
Georgia introduced the Auxiliary Committee Members:
Budget: Greta Wing
Outdoor Eccentrics: Debbie Holden
Pinecone Telegraph: Linda White, Sharon Auge
Sunshine: Linda Welliver
Ways & Means: Carol Young
Web Sight & Directory: Sharon Auge
Nominating: Karen Scott, Roberta Carlson
Historian is still needed
Tentative Activity Calendar for 2009 was presented and
discussed. (Copy attached) A motion was made by Barbara Oddy and
seconded by Debbie Holden that the Activity Calendar be
approved. The motion was passsed.
Community Dinner: Discussion followed on the Community Dinner
which is to be held Thursday, February 12 at the Memorial Hall.
Bonnie Sloan and Judy Martin will be in charge of the food
supplies and cooking which will be done at the Elks Lodge. The
menu will include chicken enchiladas, rice, green salad, fruit
bowl and pie (purchased from Costco). A request was made for
volunteers to help prepare food on Wednesday and to set up (4 to
6 including men), serve food and clean up on Thursday. Arrive at
4:40 to set up tables, etc., and food service time will be from
5:30 to 6:30 p.m. A sign-up list for volunteers was made
available.
Valentine’s Dinner: Georgia reminded everyone that a no-host
Auxiliary Valentine’s Dinner will be held at the St. Bernard
Lodge on Saturday, February 14. There is limited seating, so
those wishing to attend should contact Sharon Weslar as soon as
possible.
Miscellaneous:
Georgia reminded everyone to be sure to check the Pinecone
Telegraph and the Auxiliary Web Site for information.
Next Board Meeting: February 2, 2009 at 9:00 a.m. at Judy
Martin’s home
Next General Meeting: April 20, 2009 will be the Annual Treaure
Hunt and General Meeting
With no further business, Debbie Holden moved that the meeting
be adjourned. Carol Bornhorst seconded the motion. All approved.
The Meeting was adjourned at 12:00 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Sharon Weslar for Lydia Freeby
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