october 2015volume 80 | number 2

a publication of the Junior League of Beaumont

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ctober is the beginning of my favorite time of year. It’s “hopefully” the beginning of, dare I say, cooler weather and the start of the three

month holiday season. October is also Breast Cancer Aware-

ness Month. Breast cancer has affected so many lives in our community. I think it would be a

fairly safe bet to say that everyone reading this knows someone who has been affected in one way or another. My hope is that all women will make a conscientious effort to do a self-exam every month – it only takes a minute. We are all so busy taking care of everyone else that we often forget about ourselves and the importance of staying healthy.

Thank youfor all of your work with our children!Dr. and Mrs. alvin Prause

In Recognition of Beaumont’sHistorical Spindletop Oil FieldAn internal publication of the

Junior League of Beaumont, Inc. Distributed monthly September-May.

2015-2016 Board of DirectorsDana BabineauxPresidentDiana MilesPresident ElectAngie McLaughlinFinance Council DirectorKathryn FullerTreasurer ElectSusan ReeseRecording SecretaryJamie DueCorresponding SecretaryMaite BroussardCommunication DirectorKara HawthornCommunity Council DirectorLindsay ZummoMembership Council DirectorJoslyn GeisPlanning Council DirectorJennifer ByrdPast PresidentMichele SmithSustaining Advisor

Amber Woodard NorrisEditor

Emily WheelerCo-Editor

Lauren WhiteStaff Writer

Therése ShearerDesign/Layout

The Junior League of Beaumont is an organization of women committed to promote volunteerism, develop the

potential of women and improve communities through the effective

action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively

educational and charitable.

Mission Statement

table of contents

departmentsPresident’s Message 4Upcoming Feature 14Member Spotlights 18,19A Day in the Life... 19Recipes of the Month 20,21The Latest Buzz 22Volunteer Opportunities 24Advertising Index 25Save the Date 26Calendar 26

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featuresHealthy Visions: Women's Health 6-9Education & Training: Nonprofit Development 11,12Community Outreach: Project 5210 16,17BCM: Show your Support 24

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Send ideas or articles for consideration to the 2015-2016 Spinnings editor,

Amber Norris at amwoodard@gmail.com. We welcome your input!

Do you have an idea for a story? Would you like to be a

featured or guest writer?

All provisionals and active members will con-tinue to receive Spinnings via email. If you or someone you know is interested in receiving a hard copy of our publication, please email the 2015-2016 Spinnings editor, Amber Nor-ris at amwoodard@gmail.com to be added to the mailing list. Spinnings is also all over town, so feel free to pick one up at your fa-vorite boutique, hair salon or headquarters!

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21,290 new cases of ovarian cancer are expected in the US in 2015.

Breast CanCerThe most common symptom of breast

cancer is a lump or mass in the breast, which is often painless. Less common symptoms include persistent changes to the breast, such as thickening, swelling, distortion, tenderness, skin irritation, red-ness, scaliness, or nipple abnormalities, such as ulceration, retraction, or spontane-ous discharge. Breast pain is more likely to be caused by benign conditions and is not a common symptom of breast cancer.

An estimated 231,840 new cases of in-vasive breast cancer are expected to be diagnosed among women in the US during 2015; about 2,350 new cases are expect-ed in men. Excluding cancers of the skin, breast cancer is the most frequently diag-nosed cancer in women.

self-CareWomen are notorious for spending more

time taking care of others and less time on their own needs. The trend toward taking more time for yourself is not a new idea, it is often just hard to do. When it comes to maintaining health there are a few simple practices that are a great start to maintain-ing health.

• Be physically active most days of the week• Eat a balanced diet rich in lean proteins, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables• Use relaxation techniques to cope with stress• Get enough rest/sleep most to all nights• Avoid tobacco products• Limit alcohol to one drink per day or less• Maintain a healthy weight• Schedule routine preventative care and health screenings

The choices you make today affect your

quality of life in the future!

By Amber NorrisIt is no secret that October is Breast Can-

cer Awareness Month, Pink is everywhere you look! It is a great reminder to women that we need to be proactive in maintain-ing a healthy body. There are so many as-pects to women’s health that keeping up to date on the variety of signs and symp-toms of good health should be an ongo-ing part of your routine. When was the last time you stopped to look at how well you are taking care of your personal health and wellbeing? If you are like many women it may have been quite a while. Here are few reminders on some of the important facts and symptoms associated with some of the major health risks that women face.

Heart HealtH

While we often think of women’s health issues relating mainly to breast health and menopause it may be surprising to note that heart disease is actually the number one killer of women in America, one in four women die from heart disease. While it is a natural course of a woman’s life cycle, menopause can cause physical changes that can impact your heart health. In fact, studies have shown an increase in heart attacks among women after experiencing menopause. If you’ve followed a healthy lifestyle and continue doing so at meno-pause, your risk for heart disease and stroke is lower.

Ovarian CanCerEarly ovarian cancer usually has no obvi-

ous symptoms, though studies have indicat-ed that some women experience persistent, nonspecific symptoms, such as bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, difficulty eating or feeling full quickly, or urinary urgency or frequency. Women who experience such symptoms daily for more than a few weeks should seek prompt medical evaluation. The most common sign of ovarian cancer is swelling of the abdomen, which is caused by the accumulation of fluid.

There are no good routine screening tests for early or late detection of ovarian cancer. It is usually found at an advanced stage due to the fact that there are few major symptoms that draw attention to the fact that something is wrong; most symp-toms can be vague and mild. An estimated

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Non-profit organizations and community individuals, along with provisional, active, or sustaining members may rent the house for wedding receptions, meetings, showers, birthday parties and other special events.

Starting at just $100 for members

and $200 for non-members, our

newly-renovated facility is not only beautiful, but surprisingly affordable.

For appointments or more information:409.832.0873, Monday-Friday, 9am-1pm, or

e-mail jlb@juniorLeaguebeaumont.org

Junior League of Beaumont Headquarters

2388 McFaddin at 8th Street

• Full Kitchen• Bathroom Facilities• Seating and Tables• Wheelchair Access

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Spinnings reaches a large audience of women who are committed to their families,

careers and their community.

Our long time advertisers continue to find new customers in the women of the

Junior League of Beaumont.

You can too!For more information, please contact

Resource Development at 409.832.0873 or jlb@juniorLeaguebeaumont.org

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These are general guidelines only- your doctor may suggest earlier, more frequent or additional tests based on your unique health care needs.

WHICH TESTS YOU NEED AND WHENHaving regular health exams and screenings can help your doctor detect diseases and conditions at their earliest stages, when they are the most treatable. find out which screenings women should have and when to have them.

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The Southeast Texas Nonprofit Development Center is a nonprofit agency dedicated to developing and supporting nonprofit agencies and funders in Jefferson, Orange, Hardin and Chambers Counties.

The Center’s mission is to provide quality management sup-port services to nonprofits and funders, enabling them to effec-tively serve the community. Please join the Center for their fall

workshops including how to start a nonprofit, providing excep-

tional customer service, budgeting for nonprofits,

Quickbooks, creating successful fundraising strategies and more!

Budgeting for NonprofitsOctober 6, 2015 | 11:30am-1:00pmThis workshop will provide an overview on how to develop your nonprofit's annual budget and how to write grant budgets.Presented by Nancy Correa and Carol Fetters. $10 members / $20 non-membersLimited scholarships available. Debunking Myths: Hiring and Serving People with DisabilitiesOctober 14, 2015 | 1:00-2:30pmPlease join us to learn about how to create an inclusive, diverse, and supportive work environment. Employers are you aware of the positive benefits of hiring an individual with a disability? Join us! Presented by Gracie Jackson. Attendance is free. Quickbooks for BeginnersOctober 20 and 22, 2015 | 5:30-7:30pmThe Southeast Texas Nonprofit Development Center is proud to

be partnering with Lamar University Small Business Develop-ment Center to offer a hands-on introductory workshop on

Quickbooks. The workshop will introduce the basic fea-tures in Quickbooks and by the completion of the class,

participants will familiar with the most common tasks. The class is a 2 day class on October 20 and 22.Presented by Ana Pereda-Coronado at Lamar University. $60.

60 Ways to Grow your ListOctober 29, 2015 | 11:30am-1:00pmThis workshop will provide ideas and strategies to capture new contacts, grow your list and take action to help move your nonprofit forward. Presented by Toni Harris. $10 members / $20 non-members Limited scholarships available.

Development Plans that Really WorkNovember 10, 2015 | 1:00-4:30pmAn organization's development plan should serve as a roadmap to reach immediate fundraising goals while laying the groundwork for future op-

portunities. Unfortunately, many orga-nizations take an ad hoc approach to

fundraising, forgoing a development plan as more urgent needs arise. Without

this strategy and focus, fund-raising suffers.

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Join us November 10th as experts from fundraising consulting firm Dini Spheris share with you the latest trends in fundraising. Using these insights, you will be guided through the process of creating your own effective and durable development plan to serve as a constant, guiding beacon towards your goals. You will be equipped with the tools you need for success. Presented by Dini Spheris. $35 members / $50 non-membersLimited scholarships available.

We hope to see you at our upcoming workshops!

If you have any questions, please contact Nancy Correra, Pro-gram Director with the Southeast Texas Nonprofit Development Center at ncorrea@setxnonprofit.org or 409-832-6565.

For more information or to register for the classes visit:

setxnonprofit.org/events/category/workshops

461 Bowie @ Park | downtown Beaumont

409.813.1808www.sugasdeepsouth.com

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Do you have a favorite family outing or day trip? With summer still fresh on our minds, what are some of your favorite family pastimes or local spots to visit? Send your ideas, photos, or suggestions in to the Spinnings staff and you may be featured in an upcoming issue!

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By Caitlin KrugerJennifer Bell, 2015-2016 chairman of

Healthy Behaviors Project 5210 & Kids in the Kitchen, visited the Southeast Texas Self-Advocates to talk about simple steps to healthy behaviors. The Southeast Texas Self-Advocates is a group of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who strive to advocate for their rights and work to live as independently as possible.

At the September Self-Advocates meet-ing Jennifer taught attendees about the importance of eating a balanced diet and

Junior League of Beaumont Teaches Healthy Behaviors

Community impaCt:HealtHy BeHaviors

Jennifer Bell teaches Self-Advocates about eating a balanced diet.

Southeast Texas Self-Advocates learning about how balanced diets

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demonstrated how you can prepare simple healthy snacks. “We made smoothies and a peanut butter dip for apples,” said Self-Advocate Katie Sheffield. “It was so much fun! I can’t wait to try these at home.”

The CDC reports that obesity rates for people with disabilities is 58% higher than people without disabilities. “We love the Ju-nior League of Beaumont and everything they are doing to help reduce obesity in our community,” said Self-Advocate Ad-viser Teri Hawthorne.

Jennifer Bell prepares to show Self-Advocates some healthy recipes.

Jennifer Bell teaches Self-Advocate Katie Sheffield how to make a healthy smoothie.

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By Emily Wheeler

of Southeast TexasHobbies: Hanging out with family, cross-stitching, readingFamily: Husband (Austin) and daughter (Katharine, two years old)Pets: A little beta fishWhat did you aspire to be as a child?I remember always thinking I was going to be a doctor as a little kid, and then CSI got big, and I was going to be a forensic psy-chologist (haha)Who has influenced your life the most? Probably your typical answer... my parents. Seeing things they went through and get-ting guidance from them made me the per-son I am today.The best life lesson you have learned: Someone is always going to have some-thing negative to say. All you can do is

keep your chin up and be true to yourself.Favorite guilty pleasure: Dessert... any form of dessert.People would be surprised to know that you...are terrified of wasps (like run from the area in a panic scared!) Favorite thing about Texas: Tex-Mex!The three accomplishments you are most proud of: Getting an education, my daughter, marry-ing my husbandWhat are you passionate about? Learning, my family, my careerWhat inspired you to join the League? I'm a bit of an introvert... I wanted to get out of my comfort zone, meet new people, and give back to the community.

Hometown: Port Neches, TX

Education: BBA in Accounting/Finance,

MBA in Enterprise Resource Planning

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Hometown: Beaumont, TX Education: Texas A&M University, Class of 2004 Occupation: Financial Advisor with UBS Financial ServicesHobbies: Reading, cooking, live music, movies and spending time with friends and family.Family: My husband Will and I have a 3 year old daughter named Elliott.Pets: Sookie, a cocker spaniel and Finn, an adopted lab mix.Who has influenced your life the most? Definitely my Mom. She raised my sister and I as a single Mom and worked so hard to ensure we had not only everything we needed, but everything we wanted. To this day, she is an awesome Mom, an amazing Grand to my little girl and my best friend. I'm so thankful for her every day.The best life lesson you have learned: There is always something to be happy about. Life makes it easy to focus on the negative, but there is something good in each day.

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I joined the Junior League exactly one year ago in Houston, TX. My first place-ment with the League was as a pro-visional volunteer at Texas Children's Hospital with Radio Lollipop. It was a ton of fun and I got to deliver crafts to the children while dressed up like an elf to spread some much needed cheer. I just moved to Beaumont, and I am excited to continue to be a part of the league and get to meet all of my new neighbors in town! My placement this year is on the Spinnings Committee so you will be hear-ing from me throughout the year.

A regular day for me starts with wak-ing up, letting the dog out and grabbing some cereal before heading to work. I work in Development for the Gift of Life Program. I talk to donors and commu-nity members and help to organize our large fundraising events. The people of Beaumont have made my job easy so far, because everyone is so willing to lend a hand and promote our cause.

In my personal life I love to hang out with my boyfriend and my rescue pup. I am also unpacking boxes and decorating our first house at the moment. Besides that, I have a HUGE passion for crochet! I have my own crochet business on Etsy and Facebook called "Purple Hippo Cro-chet" and I sell made to order stuffed animals and patterns. I love the creative process and I am always trying out new projects. I love to teach people how to crochet so if there are any League mem-bers that want to learn, come find me!

Lauren White

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Holiday Gift-Giving Made Easy!A JLB cookbook is always a wonderful gift. Or do you know a person that has everything and is always impossible to shop for? A donation made to the JLB in their name is thoughtful and gives back to the community. Contact the Junior League of Beaumont for details.

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Crab and Corn BisqueDining Without Reservations, page 58

1 small white onion, chopped 1 pound (4 sticks) butter2 (10 oz.) packages 1 pound lump crab meat, frozen cream-style corn, thawed shells removed and flaked2 cups half-and-half 2 cups milk1 tablespoon flour 1/2 tsp each salt and white pepperchopped chives for garnish chopped parsley for garnish

Saute the onions in the butter in a medium saucepan until tender. Add the corn, half-and-half, milk and crab meat. Bring to a boil; reduce the heat. Simmer for 10 minutes. Mix in the flour. Cook until thickened. Season with the salt and pepper. Ladle into bowls. Garnish with chopped chives and parsley. You may substitute fresh corn cut from 8 ears of corn for the frozen corn. Serves 8.

Green Chile and Brie SoupDining Without Reservations, page 60

3/4 cup chopped onion 1/2 cup chopped celery1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter 2 tbsp flour2 cups half-and-half 1 (16 oz.) can chicken broth8 oz. Brie cheese, cut into small pieces 2 (4 oz.) cans chopped green chilessalt to taste freshly ground pepper to taste

Saute the onion and celery in the butter in a large saucepan until tender. Stir in the flour. Whisk in the half-and-half and chicken broth gradually. Mix until well blended. Add the brie. Cook until the cheese is melted, stirring constantly. Add the green chiles, salt and pepper. Ladle into bowls to serve. You may substitute 1 cup peeled and shopped roasted fresh green chiles for the canned green chiles. Serves 6.

fter a long Texas summer, it's finally fall! We're ready for soups and the new produce the changing seasons brings. Here's a few of our favorite soup selections sure to help usher in

the new season, from the Junior League Cookbooks, avail-able at the locations listed below.

Rachel Scott

Junior League Cookbooks make wonderful gifts! Please contact Rachel Scott at rachel.annette@gmail.com

or find one at the following local businesses that support the League by stocking our cookbooks:

Bando'sBaptist Hospital Gift Shop in Beaumont

Cocomo Joe'sFor Heaven's Sake

Fred Miller'sHeartfield Designs

Icing on the Cake- Burns Antik Haus

Julie WeldySustaining Advisor

����-�� JLB Cookbook CommitteeRachel ScottChair

Alicia KuebodeauxCo-Chair

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Squash BisqueLagniappe, page 62

1 pound of summer squash, chopped 1 medium onion, chopped1 stalk celery, chopped 5 sprigs parsley1 leek, white part only, chopped 3 cups chicken stock2 egg yolks 1/4 cup half-and-half

Cook all vegetables in 3 cups chicken stock for 40 minutes in medium saucepan. Pour mixture in blender and puree until smooth. Return to saucepan. Beat a little of the veg-etable mixture into the half-and-half and egg yolks, then pour into saucepan and stir to combine. Heat over low heat until served. Don't boil mixture after the egg yolks and cream are added. Serves 4-6.

French Onion SoupLagniappe, page 62

4 tbsp butter 2 tbsp vegetable oil1 tsp salt 3 tbsp flour6 cups beef bouillon grated Parmesan cheese 2 cups chicken broth croutons2 pounds thinly sliced onions (about 7 cups)

Combine beef bouillon and chicken broth and heat to a simmer. Melt butter and oil in 4 to 5 quart saucepan or soup kettle over moderate heat. Stir in the onions and salt; cook, uncovered, over low heat, stirring occasionally, for 20 to 30 minutes until the onions are golden brown. Sprinkle flour over onions and cook, stirring 2 to 3 minutes. Remove pan from heat; stir in broth that has been simmering. Return saucepan to low heat and simmer, partially covered, for 30 to 40 minutes. Taste for seasoning; add salt and pepper if neces-sary. Ladle into individual bowls and garnish with croutons and grated parmesan cheese.

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Angie Herrin on the birth of twin boys Jax and Jace born July 31, 2015

Maite and Ben Broussard on the birth of their first child, Marie Eloise born August 12, 2015.

Congratulations to:

The Latest

BUZZLauren White and Sarah Mason

Welcome Incoming Actives:

Send details to the 2015-2016 Spinnings editor, Amber Norris at amwoodard@gmail.com.

Do you have an announcement?

Marie Eloise Broussard

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SOmE OTHEr PLACESoup Kitchen1155 McFaddin, BeaumontTuesday-Friday, 8:30am-12pmSaturdays, 10-11:30amMeals on WheelsVehicle required, some in-town driving.Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, 10:30am-1:30pmCommunity Center1240 McFaddin, BeaumontCall 409-892-4455 for details.

mAurInE GrAy LITErACy DEPOT1205 Franklin Street, BeaumontMonday-Thursday, 9am-8pmFriday, 9am-5pmCall 409-835-7294 for details.Volunteer screening process required.Contact: Barbara Beard at bbeard.ci.beaumont.tx.us

ArC OF BEAumOnT700 North Street, BeaumontAdult Social Club3rd Thursday of the month, 6-8pmCall 409-838-9012 for details.

SOuTHEAST TExAS FOOD BAnK3845 S. MLK Jr. Parkway, BeaumontFamily Box Day2nd Saturday of the month, 8:30-11am

OASIS, A rEPSITE mInISTryTrinity Methodist Church3430 Harrison, BeaumontSeniors with Alzheimer/DementiaThursdays, 9:30am-1:30pmCall 409-892-8121 for details.

CATHOLIC CHArITIES HOSPITALITy CEnTEr3959 Gulfway Drive, Port ArthurSoup KitchenMonday-Friday, 10:30am-12:15pmCall 409-924-4406 for details.

All dates and locations are determined by the organizations and subject to change. If your organization would like to list a volunteer opportunity please contact Spinnings to submit the information.

Ongoing

Opportunities

Primary OPPOrtunities

Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday:• Story Time 10:00am• General Volunteer (guest hosts) 10:00am-4pm

sPecial events

TOuCH A TruCKMany volunteers are needed for this HUGE day!Saturday, October 17, 2015, 9am-2pm

show your support!

For future BCM events, visit our calendar:www.beaumontchildrensmuseum.org/#!calendar/ccys

Please sign up for volunteer opportunities at Beaumont Children's Museum on VolunteerSpot today!www.volunteerspot.com/login/entry/9879422480112

Want to become a member? Are you looking for a family membership plan or a grandparents plan? Check out our membership opportunities and pricing:www.beaumontchildrensmuseum.org/#!membership/c18u5

Looking to book a birthday at the museum? Find out how to book a unique, unforgettable birthday party:www.beaumontchildrensmuseum.org/#!about1/cl02

corp Of volunteers:

We will host a training session for Stuffee &

Museum Training soon. Date & time is to be determined.

Please keep a lookout for more details or email aynasehgal@hotmail.com

for more information.

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Advertiser IndexAir Comfort, Inc. 10All Saint's Episcopal School 17Beaumont Children's Museum 12Bellard DDS 22Bill Clark Pest Control 21Blooms by Claybar 25Christus Hospital 26Classic Forms & Products 14Clinical Pathology Laboratories 12Coburn's Kitchens & Baths 7Coffman Law Firm 21Farmer's Insurance, Tea Nguyen 13For Heaven's Sake 16

Gift of Life 3Harbor Hospice 28The Laurels/K&K Designs 14Mathews Jewelers 18McManus Co. 15Mary Jane Mouton 2Mehaffy Weber 24The Meridian Day Spa at HWC 14Albert E. Nolen 25Dr. Alvin Prause 4Southeast Texas Vein Clinic 23Suga’s Deep South Cuisine 12Clark White 4Zummo Meat Co. 23

The Junior League of Beaumont would like to extend a sincere thank you to our advertisers for your support.

We appreciaTe you!For information on how you can advertise with us, contact Resource Development at 409.832.0873 or jlb@juniorleaguebeaumont.org

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General MeetinGs6 pm Social, 6:30 pm Meeting at the LaurelsOctober 13th Neighborhoodnovember 10thdecember 3rd MSM, Civic CenterJanuary 12thFebruary 9thmarch 22nd Placement; Details TBA April 12thmay 10th May Dinner; Details TBA

Board MeetinGsat HeadquartersOctober 6th, 11:30 amnovember 3rd, 6 pmdecember 1st, 11:30 amJanuary 5th, 6 pmFebruary 2nd, 11:30 ammarch 1st, 6 pmApril 5th, 11:30 ammay 3rd, 6 pm Transitional

provisional MeetinGs6 pm Social, 6:30 pm Meeting at HeadquartersOctober 27thnovember 7th, 9 am Super Saturday; Details TBA december 8thJanuary 26thFebruary 23rd

communication council5:15 pm before General Meetingsnovember 10thJanuary 12thmarch 22nd

Finance councilOctober 5th Finance Council & Committeenovember 2ndFinance Councilnovember 30th Finance Council & CommitteeJanuary 4thFinance CouncilFebruary 1stFinance Council & CommitteeFebruary 29th Finance CouncilApril 4thFinance Council & Committeemay 2nd Finance Council

Budget Hearings6 pm at Headquarters

march 7thCommunication, Membership, Planning & Community Councilsmarch 8th Finance Council

Membership council11:30 am at Headquarters

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Happy BirthdayAnna McNeill

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Happy BirthdayMichelle Phelan

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Happy BirthdayLauren Williams

Happy BirthdayJoslynn Geis

Planning Council meeting

6pm at JLB Headquarters

Happy BirthdayLeah Sachitano

Happy BirthdayAngie McLaughlin

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Provisional meeting6pm Social, 6:30 pm Meeting

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Fundraiser:

“a verY MerrY Main street MarKet!”thursday, december 3rd, 2015, 4-9 pmFriday, december 4th, 2015, 10 am-7 pmsaturday december 5th, 2015, 10 am-5 pmmain street market is the Junior League of Beaumont’s annual fundraiser. All proceeds support the League’s continual work throughout the community through projects, community as-sistance funds and scholarships.

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