Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Club Hub
May 23, 2007
Calendar:
May 30 Assembly Dues due
June 6 Paul Burka editor Texas Monthly
June 7 Ronald McDonald dinner Team A Carleton Turner
June 12 Board Meeting
June 13 Ross Ramsey
Loot Boot:
Bill Bednar’s 18 year old daughter returned from her first year of college and of course he acknowledged general principle. Richard Fatheree wanted to know if he really had a dollar to give. Carleton Turner reminded everyone of the July 4 commitment to RYLA at the Bastrop Camp. Karen Rima has surplus Lance Armstrong bracelets for anyone who would like some. Fred White announced that Carleton Turner Team A is on board for the Ronald McDonald dinner. Lonnie Perkins is glad to be living in Austin after the seeing the free concert last Saturday with Joe Ely, Kris Kristofferson and others. Jerry Conn wanted to know after all these years how Kris was singing. Lawrence taylor wanted to know how it felt for David Uribe our current President, to be in the waning moments of his incumbency.
Announcements:
David Uribe noted that dues are due next Wednesday.
Speaker Highlights:
William Morris, President of the Academy of Oriental Medicine spoke to the club. Carolyn Beynon was so kind to be his subject. Will demonstrated channeling and tui na with Carolyn. A pain in the neck can be relieved by manipulation of the area and proper pressure in another part of the body such as a leg. She seemed to enjoy it. When Oriental laborers came to this country to build railroads they also brought their medicine with them. At the turn of the century there were many approaches to medicine. When Mr. Flexner was charged with inspecting medical schools for public funding he only accredited schools with pharmacy programs. In the 1990’s the Federal government became aware of the public spending money on supplements and the growing interesting in alternative treatments. Will explained there are now state and federal accreditations. His school is working with Seton Hospital to create a model where traditional and oriental medicine co exist in the same facility. Thank you Phyllis Sharp for inviting an interesting speaker.
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May 23, 2007
Calendar:
May 30 Assembly Dues due
June 6 Paul Burka editor Texas Monthly
June 7 Ronald McDonald dinner Team A Carleton Turner
June 12 Board Meeting
June 13 Ross Ramsey
Loot Boot:
Bill Bednar’s 18 year old daughter returned from her first year of college and of course he acknowledged general principle. Richard Fatheree wanted to know if he really had a dollar to give. Carleton Turner reminded everyone of the July 4 commitment to RYLA at the Bastrop Camp. Karen Rima has surplus Lance Armstrong bracelets for anyone who would like some. Fred White announced that Carleton Turner Team A is on board for the Ronald McDonald dinner. Lonnie Perkins is glad to be living in Austin after the seeing the free concert last Saturday with Joe Ely, Kris Kristofferson and others. Jerry Conn wanted to know after all these years how Kris was singing. Lawrence taylor wanted to know how it felt for David Uribe our current President, to be in the waning moments of his incumbency.
Announcements:
David Uribe noted that dues are due next Wednesday.
Speaker Highlights:
William Morris, President of the Academy of Oriental Medicine spoke to the club. Carolyn Beynon was so kind to be his subject. Will demonstrated channeling and tui na with Carolyn. A pain in the neck can be relieved by manipulation of the area and proper pressure in another part of the body such as a leg. She seemed to enjoy it. When Oriental laborers came to this country to build railroads they also brought their medicine with them. At the turn of the century there were many approaches to medicine. When Mr. Flexner was charged with inspecting medical schools for public funding he only accredited schools with pharmacy programs. In the 1990’s the Federal government became aware of the public spending money on supplements and the growing interesting in alternative treatments. Will explained there are now state and federal accreditations. His school is working with Seton Hospital to create a model where traditional and oriental medicine co exist in the same facility. Thank you Phyllis Sharp for inviting an interesting speaker.
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Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Club Hub
May 9, 2007
Calendar:
May 21 Bob Hunter is being honored in the House
May 23 Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine; William Morris
May 30 Club dues please
Club Assembly
June 6 Meeting 7:30 am Club Assembly
June 7 Ronald McDonald Dinner
Loot Boot:
Lawrence Taylor returned from North Carolina. He visited the Williamston, NC Club near where his family has farmed since 1763. Having few visitors the club took pictures of our Lawrence. He said his photo will not only be in the post office, but also in the newspaper. Carolyn Beynon complimented everyone on their hard work for the GSE team. Camille Miller’s daughter graduated from college. Suzanne Madeley is going on a cruise. She is also thankful for a beautiful sunrise that greeted her driving in this morning an Tim Flynn’s hug. Fred White’s son in law will stay in El Paso until he is completely well. He also likes Tim’s hug. Bill Bednar once again honors general principle. Richard Fatheree was glad Bobby Knight came to the Capitol. He had a pink coat on. Jerry Conn asked about a white carnation. Richard said it was missing. Karen Rima gave generously to the Loot Boot since she missed so much. Phyllis Sharp noted that she did not receive a hug from Tim. He gladly obliged her. Richard noted that the Loot Boot was full because of Tim and his hugging.
Announcements:
David Uribe reported that Carleton had made arrangements outside Capitol and Scott Jenkins inside. The Team was recognized from the House gallery and Senate floor. He thanked Phyllis Sharp for picking up lunches which were grabbed as they ran out the door to the Governor’s Mansion. They went to Aussie Bar. The team was very grateful for an enjoyable day. Club meets 7:30 June 6.
Speaker Highlights:
Helen LaFare shared her international adoption journey. She adopted 8 year old Natalie from the Ukraine about 5 years ago. She shared the many steps and the conditions in the Ukraine. After viewing her photo album, it is very obvious that the many years of trials were well worth it. After receiving the PolioPlus award, she acknowledged that she was pleased because she had polio as a child. Thank you Sarah Wannarka for inviting an interesting guest.
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Phyllis Sharp
May 9, 2007
Calendar:
May 21 Bob Hunter is being honored in the House
May 23 Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine; William Morris
May 30 Club dues please
Club Assembly
June 6 Meeting 7:30 am Club Assembly
June 7 Ronald McDonald Dinner
Loot Boot:
Lawrence Taylor returned from North Carolina. He visited the Williamston, NC Club near where his family has farmed since 1763. Having few visitors the club took pictures of our Lawrence. He said his photo will not only be in the post office, but also in the newspaper. Carolyn Beynon complimented everyone on their hard work for the GSE team. Camille Miller’s daughter graduated from college. Suzanne Madeley is going on a cruise. She is also thankful for a beautiful sunrise that greeted her driving in this morning an Tim Flynn’s hug. Fred White’s son in law will stay in El Paso until he is completely well. He also likes Tim’s hug. Bill Bednar once again honors general principle. Richard Fatheree was glad Bobby Knight came to the Capitol. He had a pink coat on. Jerry Conn asked about a white carnation. Richard said it was missing. Karen Rima gave generously to the Loot Boot since she missed so much. Phyllis Sharp noted that she did not receive a hug from Tim. He gladly obliged her. Richard noted that the Loot Boot was full because of Tim and his hugging.
Announcements:
David Uribe reported that Carleton had made arrangements outside Capitol and Scott Jenkins inside. The Team was recognized from the House gallery and Senate floor. He thanked Phyllis Sharp for picking up lunches which were grabbed as they ran out the door to the Governor’s Mansion. They went to Aussie Bar. The team was very grateful for an enjoyable day. Club meets 7:30 June 6.
Speaker Highlights:
Helen LaFare shared her international adoption journey. She adopted 8 year old Natalie from the Ukraine about 5 years ago. She shared the many steps and the conditions in the Ukraine. After viewing her photo album, it is very obvious that the many years of trials were well worth it. After receiving the PolioPlus award, she acknowledged that she was pleased because she had polio as a child. Thank you Sarah Wannarka for inviting an interesting guest.
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Phyllis Sharp
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Club Hub
May 9, 2007
Calendar:
May 16 International Adoption
May 23 Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine
May 30 Club dues please June 1
Loot Boot:
Bill Bednar supports general principle and glad to see democracy return to the legislature. Ben Ford is glad that the TYC bill is moving along well and hopes Senate Bill 206 succeeads. Visitor Jerry Don says his club was one of our sponsoring club and after 5 years he has finally made it to one of our meeting. The Laundry’s from the Oakhill Club relayed that the District Cruise is tomorrow and Jim Osborn expects us all to attend. Jerry Conn would give a dollar if someone would explain what Senate Bill 206 was about. Ben explained it was a bill to help prevent child care fraud. Phyllis Sharp was excited to see the Australian Group because she had enjoyed many good times with Australians when she raced ocean boats.
Speaker Highlights:
GSC Team spoke to our club. What an excellent exposure to Australia from a group that came from different locations of the country. Each shared what their lives and communities were like. www.beam.to/tex or the district website contains the presentation. David Uribe gave them a certificate to the team and thanked them. Scott Jenkines thanked the team by giving them a pin, banners and certificate of reorganization from the House and Senate.
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Phyllis Sharp
May 9, 2007
Calendar:
May 16 International Adoption
May 23 Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine
May 30 Club dues please June 1
Loot Boot:
Bill Bednar supports general principle and glad to see democracy return to the legislature. Ben Ford is glad that the TYC bill is moving along well and hopes Senate Bill 206 succeeads. Visitor Jerry Don says his club was one of our sponsoring club and after 5 years he has finally made it to one of our meeting. The Laundry’s from the Oakhill Club relayed that the District Cruise is tomorrow and Jim Osborn expects us all to attend. Jerry Conn would give a dollar if someone would explain what Senate Bill 206 was about. Ben explained it was a bill to help prevent child care fraud. Phyllis Sharp was excited to see the Australian Group because she had enjoyed many good times with Australians when she raced ocean boats.
Speaker Highlights:
GSC Team spoke to our club. What an excellent exposure to Australia from a group that came from different locations of the country. Each shared what their lives and communities were like. www.beam.to/tex or the district website contains the presentation. David Uribe gave them a certificate to the team and thanked them. Scott Jenkines thanked the team by giving them a pin, banners and certificate of reorganization from the House and Senate.
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Phyllis Sharp
Monday, May 07, 2007
Club Hub
May 2, 2007
Calendar:
May 8 Board Meeting
May 9 GSC Group
May 16 International Adoption
May 23 Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine William Morris
May 30 Club dues please
Loot Boot:
Camille Miller’s daughter thesis went well. Ben Ford thanked Patrick Reinhart and Suzann Madeley for all their help with Youth Service Before Self. Lawrence Taylor’s friend, D-Day veteran William Carrow celebrated his 91th birthday. Carleton Turner is on his way to the Kentucky Derby. Fred White passed out the team schedules and will be distributing the new ones with the new rotated team leaders.
Announcements:
David Uribe reminded the club of the board meeting Tuesday May 8. The GSC team will be here nesxt Wednesday. He encourages all to come and bring guest. Phyllis Sharp announced that the club banners are in. David Uribe will give her the names of the GSC members so each can have a certificate.
Speaker Highlights:
Kyle Schalafer Program Specialist from the Capitol Visitors Center spoke and gave a slide show to the club about the current exhibit of Frank Reaugh (1860-1945) exhibit at the Capitol Visitor Center. Pastel artist Frank Reaugh was the great chronicler of longhorns and the frontier in the Plains of Texas. He made his own pastels and designed his own lap easel. Each summer he took his students on a month long camp out and sketch trip to the remote Southwest. He drew rough sketches that were refined and enlarged when he returned to his Dallas studio. Austenite Lucretia Coke (91 years old) is his last surveying student. There are notable collections at the Ramsey Center and the Dallas library which he helped start. One of his works hangs in the oval office and one in the Lt. Governor Press Conference Room. Kyle encouraged us to attend the exhibit at the Capitol Visitor Center. Thank you Phyllis Sharp for inviting a very interesting speaker.
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May 2, 2007
Calendar:
May 8 Board Meeting
May 9 GSC Group
May 16 International Adoption
May 23 Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine William Morris
May 30 Club dues please
Loot Boot:
Camille Miller’s daughter thesis went well. Ben Ford thanked Patrick Reinhart and Suzann Madeley for all their help with Youth Service Before Self. Lawrence Taylor’s friend, D-Day veteran William Carrow celebrated his 91th birthday. Carleton Turner is on his way to the Kentucky Derby. Fred White passed out the team schedules and will be distributing the new ones with the new rotated team leaders.
Announcements:
David Uribe reminded the club of the board meeting Tuesday May 8. The GSC team will be here nesxt Wednesday. He encourages all to come and bring guest. Phyllis Sharp announced that the club banners are in. David Uribe will give her the names of the GSC members so each can have a certificate.
Speaker Highlights:
Kyle Schalafer Program Specialist from the Capitol Visitors Center spoke and gave a slide show to the club about the current exhibit of Frank Reaugh (1860-1945) exhibit at the Capitol Visitor Center. Pastel artist Frank Reaugh was the great chronicler of longhorns and the frontier in the Plains of Texas. He made his own pastels and designed his own lap easel. Each summer he took his students on a month long camp out and sketch trip to the remote Southwest. He drew rough sketches that were refined and enlarged when he returned to his Dallas studio. Austenite Lucretia Coke (91 years old) is his last surveying student. There are notable collections at the Ramsey Center and the Dallas library which he helped start. One of his works hangs in the oval office and one in the Lt. Governor Press Conference Room. Kyle encouraged us to attend the exhibit at the Capitol Visitor Center. Thank you Phyllis Sharp for inviting a very interesting speaker.
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