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Board of Directors
2011– 2012
President
Barbara Hatch 484-8624
President-Elect
Barbara Baham 485-0418
Vice President
Fundraiser
Chris Hinds 987-9928
Treasurer
Monika Holderied 445-9810
Treasurer Elect
Sylvia Martini 509-2238
Recording Secretary
Anne Howington
Communications Secretary
Joni Berger 482-5579
Directors
Barbara Crowley (1 year)
482-4999
Pat Rush (2year)
484-4026
Delegates
Lua Hooper (1 year)
482-9427
Carol Lopez (2year)
484-5643
Newsletter Editor
Chris Hinds
805-987-9928
Email:
www.sica.caminorealregion.org
email:
Improving the lives of women and girls,
in local communities and throughout the world.”
Soroptimist International
of Camarillo Club #112510 P.O. Box 3081 Camarillo, CA 93011
August 2011
President Message:
Summer is here and the planning committees are
hard at work preparing for a fabulous rewarding
Soroptimist Year! This is:
A SUCCESSFUL, SIGNIFICANT AND SUSTAINABLE SERVICE CLUB!!
Our SIC Program meeting for July brought us a WONDERFUL surprise visitor from
our past! Way back in 1986 this single parent with two teenage children was the recip-
ient of our clubs Training Awards Program grant and she wants to PAY IT FOR-
WARD!! She presented our club with a generous contribution to go towards this
years grants and scholarship awards.
An exciting contact has been established with a local sorority from CSUCI whom has
expressed an interest in a cohesive relationship with our Soroptimist Camarillo club.
We look forward to working together with these college women to better serve the
Soroptimist cause!
We are moving forward with our Foster Care Program and had a wonderful BBQ to-
gether, met the wonderful staff and foster girls and were presented with a huge thank
you banner that is now displayed on our Facebook page.
Our Successful Service Project ―Packing for Women in the Military‖ is again being
held at Lynn‘s office at Big Brother/Big Sister 8/18/11. Save up your supplies to
send!!
Macy‘s fundraiser is sailing straight ahead as our club continues to raise money and
hand out discount coupons to ―shop for a case‖ thank you Janice.
Don‘t forget Monika‘s Personal Project ―Dinner German Style‖. This should be Fun!!
Please read the attached letter from President Sharon, SI Oxnard regarding her attend-
ing the Montréal SI Convention! Lucky Lady!!
Sincerely, President Barbara Hatch Soroptimist International of Camarillo
HAPPY
BIRTHDAYS
Barbara Crowley - August 22
Donna Morgan - August 19
SOROPTIMIST
ANNIVERSARIES
Monika Holderied August 2001
MIKI’S HOUSE BAR BQ - JULY 14, 2011
To all our Soroptimist members that could not attend:
We missed you but had a very heartfelt, warm, welcoming BBQ with all the young beautiful teen girls and the many staff members. Miki's House presented us with a wonderful thank you banner that we can display proudly at
our events.
I just had to come home and share with you the wonderful evening we had. Chris Hinds did a fantastic job organizing the BBQ, she cooked up fabulous chicken but I think Barbara Baham's ribs were better!! (Sorry Chris). Wow, does Barb B know how to cook ribs!! I hope we were able to leave "some" left overs behind because we all ate & ate and visited and it was great getting to know each other!! I learned "stuff" about our own members that I had no idea...and I am not tellin...! Miki has done a fantastic job with the home and it is warm and welcoming. I think this is going to be a wonderful friendship and a service project that we can all be proud of and all benefit individ-ually from. Thank you Chris, Great Job!! Oh, lets be sure to have Monika bring the fruit salad "always" as it was fabu-lous! Thank you Chris, Great Job!! Everyone participated - Thank you again - Good job Ladies! IT WAS Fun.
Proud President Barbara SI Camarillo Rocks!!! P.S. See the comments from the evening in the boxes above.
From Lynne West: I want to echo President Barbara's thoughts on last night's event. Mikki was totally overwhelmed by the outpouring of love from our group and our desire to help "her" girls. Mikki has worked very hard at creating a homey environment for the girls, and although some of them didn't say a lot she told me they were overwhelmed by our generosity and kind-ness. We left them with a lot to think about and Mikki will get back to us with which of our ideas they want to try first.
From Betty Gatlin: Hi all: Yes, indeed it was a very special even-ing. The participation from our members was great. The food was excellent. Barbara B. and Chris - we need to nominate you both as official "club bar-b-quers". Not sure how anyone could have left last night without a "warm & fuzzy" feel-ing. If we can make a difference in just a por-tion of the girls who's lives we will touch, our involvement will be a success. The introduc-tions around the room was very special. We need to do that more often.
From DJ Carter: All It was wonderful seeing all of you last nite. I enjoyed the bbq and am looking forward to volunteering more with the home.
From Chris Hinds: Thank you President Barbara! Also thank you to all that was there to share this great evening! Thank you Miki & Staff!
*SERVICE COMMITTEE Submitted by: Susie Hafer
Next Packing Party: Aug 18, 2011 @ 5:30 p.m. Location: Big Brothers Big Sisters Office 445 Rose wood Ave, Suite Q,, Camarillo Theme: RX Cabinet—Personal Hygiene Things you would have in a medicine cabinet, but bring what you think would be important, such as protein bars, drink mix for water, and any fun ideas. Keep the books and magazines coming! Books with game puzzles are good! Open Letter From SGT Krystal Palace-McClintock | U.S. Marines | Afghanistan
Arrived: May 20, 2011 - Schedule To Leave: Dec. 19, 2011
We are currently living in air conditioned cans that break occasionally, but by the time we get off work we are so worn out, we sleep through anything. We have standard U.S. plugs. We have a laundry service, but most of us prefer the self-serve to keep track of our own items. We have a microwave, a coffee maker, and a refrigerator for water. We would like various types of coffee and tea (especially chai teas). Drink mixes for the already boring water. As far foods, we would appreciate jerky, tuna, microwavable (like soups, macaroni, chef boyardee), trail mix, chips, candy, nuts, popcorn, slim jims, granola bars, etc. We have been going through Sunscreen and boot powder very fast. My Marines have to re-apply eve-ry couple of hours because they are sweating so much. We're in desperate need of more hand sanitizer. Baby wipes and face wipes. Black, green, or tan bandanas for the dusty winds. Boot insoles. Tissues. Eye drops or rinse. Nasal saline. Black pens. Pencils. Notebooks or stationary for letter writing. Some personal fan misters for my guys that stay outside all day would be awesome. We're at 108 degrees and are expecting to go up to at least 130 degrees in a month or so. A glorious summer vacation. I'm the only female in this group, but I don't need anything special.
We are no longer in a need of handheld fans. We re-ceived a large amount and everyone that wanted one has one. We still go through the baby wipes and foot powder at a high rate. hygiene items are always in de-mand. Black pens. Erasers. snack foods like jerky, tuna packets, nuts, candy, etc. are appreciated.
FOOD PANTRY / JEHOVAH JIREH
NEEDS DONATIONS OF NON– PERISABLE FOOD
OR,
CASH DONATIONS
$1.00 (CASH) = ABOUT $8.00 (FOOD)
PRESIDENT BARBARA WILL DELIVER IT TO THEM
ON FRIDAYS. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Visit this beautiful web site, www.vccf.org , for classes in
leadership for May-Aug. 2011. There is so much offered on
this site! Here is a few: Invest In Our County‘s Youth, Help
Strengthen Non-Profits, Partner With Others For Local Im-
pact & more.
SERVICE COMMITTEE Submitted By Susie Hafer
Next Service Meeting:
Wednesday September 21, 2011 7:30 a.m.
Susie—1359 Sweetwater Ave. Camarillo
We have some new ideas to discuss & bring
any you have. Our clubs‘ service focus for this
year is our mailing to deployed military women in the Middle East
and the Foster Group home in Camarillo. Other service projects we
may be involved with will be in a support capacity or teaming up
with other clubs or organizations. Some projects take quite a long
time in preparation so any ideas are welcome. We may find some-
thing that will be perfect in the future for us to do.
Miki House Committee Meeting We had held the committee meeting for Miki House, on July 28, at
Yolanda‘s. We will be presenting at the business meeting a calen-
dar for our year, for members to be able to sign up to participate
with the girls with your ideas that they might enjoy.
Also Barbara Hatch presented an idea, of building a patio cover for
Miki House. Which we and Miki, thought it was a fabulous idea.
More on this at the business meeting on Tuesday, August 9th.
FUNDRAISING Submitted by: Chris Hinds
Next Fundraiser Meeting
Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011– 7 PM
Chris – 500 Loma Dr. Camarillo
MACY’S SHOP FOR A CAUSE! Organized by Janice Perkins
Our Macy‘s Shop For A Cause, is in full swing! Keep the dona-
tions coming in. An idea, email the flier that was sent out to all your
friends and families. The monies raised are going toward our Wom-
en awards, and Scholarships. Please see the flyer on the next page.
Janice will be handing out the tickets at the next business meeting,
so be sure to be there to pick them up. It is so easy, and we get
100% of the sale of the tickets! If you can not come to the meeting
please contact her at 987-1428 or jkp4821@verizon. You can con-
tact me also.
Monika Holderied is doing a fabulous German dinner, for two
nights. She is taking reservation as she has limited seating . Please
see the invite in this newsletter.
Estate Sale - October 8th Location & Time to be announce. Start
cleaning out your closets and saving items that you no longer want.
Ask friends & family for donated items.
SI OF CAMARILLO
CONTACT
JANICE PERKINS
805.987.4053
MAKE CHECKS & MAIL CHECKS
TO: SI OF CAMARILLO
C/O JANNICE PERKINS
4821 Via Cupertino
Camarillo, CA 93012
PROGAMS Submitted by: Barbara Baham
Program Meeting - Aug. 23rd
Marie Callenders 7:30 a.m.
Guest Speaker:
Vonder Gray
Vonder Gray is an artist, actor, writer who lives at
the WAV (Working Artists Ventura).
Vonder is originally from New York and moved to
Ojai 10 years ago. She has exhibited her paintings
in Boston, New York and Southern California.
She has written and performed her one-woman
show "Skydiver" in both New York and Ventura.
She has raised 2 children, 2 stepchildren and a fos-
ter child. Gray is happy to be just where she is.
You can see more about her at the link below: http://www.vondergray.blogspot.com/
Also on her blog you will be able to see her art!
Sharon Jones - President of SI Oxnard | 19th International Convention
Montréal, Canada
It was truly a rewarding and educational experience attending the 19th International
Convention in Montreal July 10-14 (see enclosed article). Traveling alone forced me
to network and meet so many ladies from 61 countries. There were just over 1200
Soroptimist who attended.
The Canadian speakers were exceptional women who are leaders. Each day brought
inspiration about Soroptimist world-wide and the significant work we do to help wom-
en and girls live a better life. I returned home with wonderful memories, renewed
enthusiasm for our work and the joy of knowing that as a Soroptimist, we can travel
the world and never be far from friends.
Our new long term SI concept was developed in 2008 as part of Soroptimist Interna-
tional’s strategic planning process and is a project that will be owned and operated by SI.
At the Convention, it was formally announced that Soroptimists worldwide have overwhelmingly chosen to join
together to use our tools of AWARENESS, ADVOCACY, and ACTION to empower women and girls through
the long term topic of Education and Leadership.
Our new focus, Educate to Lead, is an international collaboration of Soroptimist members in all federations
working to raise the status and improve the lives of women and girls. I thought I would close with a few words
shared by our new SI President, Alice Wells at the Convention Closing... Imagine the possibilities. Imagine
what our federation, our region, our club can do. Don’t be afraid to be innovative. Now is the time to look to
the future.
Sharon Jones
SIO President
This is shared with us, from Sharon Jones, who attended the 19th International
Soroptimist Conference in Montréal, Canada
SI Strategic Plan
(Presented by SI President Elect Alice
Wells at the 19th Soroptimist Internation-
al Convention) Values
Human rights for all
Global peace and international goodwill
Advancing women‘s potential
Integrity and democratic decision mak-
ing
Volunteering, diversity and friendship
Program
Goal 1: Soroptimist International will improve the lives and status of
women and girls through education, empowerment or enabling
opportunities
Goal 2:
Soroptimist International will be a global voice for increasing access to education
and leadership for women and girls.
Organizational Development
Goal 3: Soroptimist International will have a dynamic, flexible and re
sponsive membership, with an interna-
tional point of connection,
committed to the delivery of its vision and
mission.
Strategic Leadership
Goal 4: SI will be a strategic organization with
dynamic and proactive leadership at all
levels, able to deliver results and ensure
its vision is achieved.
FALL DISTRICT WORKSHOP OCTOBER 22, 2011
JOIN SI OF MONTEBELLO
MONTEBELLO SENIOR CENTER 115 S. TAYLOR AVENUE
MONTEBELLO,CA 90640 WOULD YOU LIKE TO ATTEND?
CONTACT PRES. BARBARA HATCH
805.484.8624 EMAIL: [email protected]
We will continue with SI Oxnard & SI Ventura, educating
Ventura County all about Soroptimist!
The next Women Today will be November 11 & 12, 2011
Ventura Fair Grounds
A committee needs to be formed to get ready for this event while working with the other clubs.
This event brings awareness to the communities while serves as a membership drive.
Article From Sharon Jones:
Long Term Theme and December 10th Appeal
Long Term: Soroptimist International is shifting into a new project that is designed and implemented by Soroptimists and will not be time-bound. Soroptimists worldwide have overwhelmingly chosen to join together to use our tools of AWARENESS, ADVOCACY, and ACTION to empower women
and girls through the long term topic of Education and Leadership.
Our new focus, Educate to Lead, is an international collaboration of Soroptimist members in all federations working to raise the status and improve the lives of women and girls. Together, we will work towards our chosen common goal to improve the status of women and girls through education and leadership.
Together, we will undertake activities that ensure a meaningful, sustainable, and powerful global impact.
Every single Soroptimist club around the world is already involved in multiple projects – at local, regional/union and federation level. This new long term project will not change those activities - we know that it is important for each club to forge its own identity through a project undertaken for perhaps several
years. In our new long term project you will be invited to focus on the elements of education and leadership and apply them to our own club projects in our
chosen program area. The collective impact of worldwide Soroptimist support for education and leadership will make our organization more visible in the world, and help us
achieve our mission of creating opportunities to transform the lives of the women and girls we serve.
Our new Long Term Project (longer than 4 years) concept was developed in 2008 as part of Soroptimist International‘s strategic planning process and is a project that will be owned and operated by SI. Our new long term theme of Education and Leadership – Educate to Lead is replacing the Quadrennial Project
and will be the ―centerpiece‖ of how Soroptimist works to achieve its mission to inspire action to transform the lives of women and girls through a global
network of clubs and international partnerships. It will be this international project that brings Soroptimist clubs and members from around the world togeth-er to work toward a common goal. Soroptimist clubs will continue to work on club, region/union or federation projects that transform the lives of women
and girls.
SI is poised to transform women‘s lives with Educate To Lead which will be implemented in almost 3000 Soroptimist clubs in 123 countries. SI looks for-
ward to launching Educate To Lead - designed, managed and operated by Soroptimists and Soroptimist staff that will change the lives of women and girls
and will:
Appeal to existing and future members Have clearly stated objectives and measurable outcomes
Be evaluated regularly and updated and revised as needed
Be appealing to outside funders and the media Provide potential for partnerships at all levels
Reflect the mission and purpose of Soroptimist and contribute positively to the Soroptimist brand
It will be more important that ever that each club completes the Programme Focus reports.
December 10th Appeal: Traditionally, there has been a December 10th Appeal chosen by the President. 2011-2013 President Alice Wells has chosen to
support ―Birthing in the Pacific‖. This is a long term project that is owned and designed by SISWP. All clubs can participate at both a local and international level. This project works towards a specific issue with data to demonstrate measurable change.
Papua New Guinea has the worst maternal mortality rates in Asia and many of these deaths could be prevented. Often the mothers die within 24-48 hours
after delivery due to hemorrhage and/or infection; 48 women die every hour. The number one killer for children under 5 years of age is lack of neonatal care due to lack of training and practical advice. There is an expectation that mother and child will die from child birth. Together through increasing access to
education we can save lives.
SI President Alice Wells feels that the main contribution that clubs can make to this project, under the December 10th President‘s Appeal, is to adopt a mid-wife and supply her equipment – a total of $350 AUS.
A LITTLE BIT OF THIS AND A LITTLE BIT OF THAT!
Pat Rush’s
Corn Bread
Casserole
We all enjoyed Pat’s delicious corn bread at our August Board Meeting! She is kind of enough to share it with us.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Butter a 13” X 9” baking dish.
Ingredients: 1 or 2 lg. onions, chopped 6 T Butter 2 Eggs & 2 T Milk 1 17oz. Can Cream-Style Corn
1 4oz. Can Diced Green Chilies*
1 1lb Pkg. Corn Bread Mix Diced Red Bell Pepper For Color (Optional) 1/2 pint (1 Cup) Sour Cream 2 Cups Grated Cheese (Cheddar or Mexican Blend)
Instructions: Sauté onion with the butter till golden. Set aside. Beat together to the eggs & milk, to blend. Add the sauté onions, cream corn, diced green chilies, & cornbread mix, plus red bell pepper (if adding) to the egg mixture, and blend well. Pour into the baking dish. Spread sour cream over top of cornbread batter. Sprinkle the cheese over the top.
Bake 30 Minutes Check doneness with toothpick in center. Should come out clean. Let sit for 10 minutes before cutting
* May substitute a second can of cream-style corn for
the green chilies.
To all members of SI Camarillo:
As most of you know I have been unable to attend the meetings on Tuesdays. My military job has been a bit hectic lately; but it has all paid off. I found out last week that I was selected to the next pay grade of Chief Petty Officer. This transition to Chief is an honor in the Navy. In my job field, I had 4 friends retire just last year due to not attaining the rank of Chief.
With great honor comes great responsibility. It is recommended that we participate in Chief Transition thru the next few months, this requires lots of physical activity, (I LOVE IT), lots of study-ing of heritage, history and tradition. Once I complete the transition and extensive training, I will the have a ceremony and be officially pinned to Chief on September 16th. (Please mark the date). If I do not respond to emails or phone calls during this time period, please know that it is not because I do not want to. I will be busy from 0500 to 7:00 pm; at least, every night..
I will keep you posted as I can and will formally invite all of you to my ceremony in September.
Sincerely, DJ Carter
(Lic: 01834366) Troop Real Estate Suite 101 Camarillo, CA 93010 Primary: 805-822-2761 or 707-689-4872 [email protected]
http://homesbydj.listingbook.com
To DJ ~ Congratulations to you from all of us of SI Camarillo! The sky is the limit!
DJ RUNNING IN ONE OF HER MANY
MARATHONS
"May today there be peace within. May you trust that you are exactly where you are meant to be. May you not for-get the infinite possibilities that are born of faith in yourself and others. May you use the gifts that you have received, and pass on the love that has been given to you. May you be content with yourself just the way you are. Let this knowledge settle into your bones, and allow your soul the freedom to sing, dance, praise and love. It is there for each and every one of us."
Getting to know you – Featuring Janice Perkins guest columnist Anne Howington
Altoona, PA was the launching pad for one of our newest members. I met with Janice the other day after the Business Meeting. As she was telling me about the first phase of her life I found myself getting homesick for an area I never lived in. She was the second of five children with a brother on ei-ther ―side‖ and was nine years older than the twins when they came along. Kind of an instant ―little mother‖. Not long after the arrival of the twins her father went back into active duty in the Navy and this time in the Seabees. These were the years of the Vietnam War and he served three tours and as a construction worker in ―real‖ life this was a natural fit. With Dad gone much of the time and Mom working during the day Janice developed her innate sense of responsibility and organization within the family which led to her growing into the successful woman we know today. Her childhood living near grandparents and other extended family – girlfriends all spending time together in a safe and loving environment – multi-family size garden providing instant snacks – the dairy ―down the street‖ providing Ice sculpting opportunities – ―kid-made‖ ski lifts and jumps and sled rides across the golf course – hot dog and marshmallow roasts - it all sounds exactly what we’d all like for our children and grandchildren. The big highways hadn’t been built yet, so ―the valley‖ was her backyard and all the neigh-bors knew their names and no one could get away with anything ~~they had the best of times! I enjoyed hearing so much about the area that I went on line to learn more. Here’s a link (if you’re reading this online) if you’d like to read more about her hometown. http://www.liveblaircounty.com/written-story-brief-blair-county-history Now I’d better get to her words about her life. Q. How did you end up in quake country, rather than staying in Quaker Country? A. During the summer before the start of my last year of high school my Dad returned home from Vietnam and was transferred to Port Hueneme. In our family, where your family goes, you go. YIKES! California! I instantly became a hometown celebrity! Hollywood! Movie Stars! Palm trees! Q. What did you want to be when you “grew up”? A. An airline stewardess. But first I was too young. Next thing I knew I was too involved in my life as it was to consider doing anything else. Q. What was your first job? A. I was attending Ventura College when my mother suggested I take the Civil Service exam since we were a military family and would be moving around. Within a short time I was working as a civilian employee of the Navy. After time, experience, and promotions I wound up in the Acquisition/Contracting Department. I retired as a Contracting Officer and Team Lead. The job was fascinating and was always a challenge. I’m glad I had it – and when it was time – I was glad to retire, knowing I had done a good job and had provided a valuable service for our country.
Q. How did you happen to get into what you are doing today? A. Well, when I retired, I did what many of us do. I cleaned house. I emptied and organized closets. I shopped. I got bored. I didn’t want a full-time demanding career - I wanted a job I could enjoy in an environ-ment that suited me. Macy’s was a logical choice. Just imagine, being able to ―virtually‖ spend your time doing what you enjoy doing. Meeting people, helping people, building shopping lists in your mind, and going home without having the job on your mind and getting in the way of relaxation. After about a year there was an opening in the Executive Offices (I had been working on the floor). Macy’s had instituted a job-share ap-proach where several of us work part-time spread over the day, providing Admin services and Customer Support all the hours the store is open. I work with some great gals. Many of them have been in retail for YEARS and the stories they can tell would fill a couple of books. It’s always a new day a new story and al-ways very enjoyable! Q. Would you like to tell me about your family? A. I love to talk about them. My son Nathan lives about 10 minutes away from us with his wife Leah and our grandchildren Carson (6), Matthew (3) and the baby Ella. And you know Kristina. She lives about 10 minutes away (but in the other direction). I could tell you a lot about her but I’d better leave her story to her. My husband Michael and I are very proud of each and every one of them. Carson is reading now so we let him have the floor at bedtime! It’s so fun to watch them grow! We are USC fans and have season tickets for football and enjoy this as a family! My father passed away about 3 years ago and mother passed last year. They lived in Port Hueneme and then China Lake, Ca. (near me and my brother) and even after moving to Mississippi (near my sister) and Virginia (near my other two brothers) we all stayed very close. Q. Do you have any hobbies? A. Yes, several. Quilting, cooking, spending time in Lake Arrowhead with my sister-in-law. Time with the grandchildren – probably my favorite. Oh, and shopping. I’m a non-discriminating, non-denominational shopper. ;) Q. How did you get involved in Soroptimist? A. My daughter Kristina invited me to come with her. She had just joined and she said ―Mom, I think you’ll like the members and what they do.‖ I went. I did. And I do. It’s wonderful to be involved with a group that makes you effectively ―bigger‖ than you are. Q. Is there one project we’ve done that stands out in your mind as your favorite? A. I’d have to say it’s the packages we send to the women in the military. And I’m excited about what we’re planning to do with the young women in foster care. Q. Last question - If you were doing this interview (with a sister Soroptimist) – who would you like to “get to know better?” A. Everybody! We all have a great story to tell even if we don’t know it!
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DATES TO REMEMBER
August 2, 2011 Board Meeting - President Barbara‘s Home 5:30 p.m.
August 9, 2011 Business Meeting - Marie Callender‘s 7:30 a.m.
August 11, 2011 Fundraiser Committee Meeting - Chris Hinds Home 7:00 p.m.
August 18, 2011 Military Packing Party - Big Brothers Big Sisters 5:30 p.m.
August 23, 2011 Program Meeting - Speaker Vonder Gray - Marie Callender‘s 7:30 a.m.
August 27, 2011 Macy‘s Shop For A Cause
September 6, 2011 Board Meeting– President Barbara‘s Home 5:30 p.m.
September 13, 2011 Business Meeting– Marie Callender‘s 7:30 a.m.
September. 21, 2011 Service Committee Meeting - Susie Hafer ‗s Home 7:30 a.m.
September 27, 2011 Program Meeting - Marie Callender‘s 7:30 a.m.
October 4, 2011 Board Meeting - President Barbara‘s Home 5:30 p.m.
October 8, 2011 ESTATE SALE - To be announce - Start Saving
October 11, 2011 Business Meeting - Marie Callender‘s 7:30 a.m.
October 22, 2011 Fall District Work Shop - Montebello, CA - SI of Montebello
October 25, 2011 Program - Founders Day Dinner - Aloha Steak House 6:00 p.m.
Nov. 11 & 12, 2011 Ventura County Star Women Today Event –Ventura Fair Grounds
Soroptimist on the Internet
Camino Real Region www.caminorealregion.org
Soroptimist International of the Americas (SIA) www.soroptimist.org
Soroptimist International (SI) www.soroptimistinternational.org
Soroptimist International of Camarillo www.sica.caminorealregion.org
Soroptimist International of
Camarillo
P.O. Box 3081
Camarillo, CA 93011
Postage
Stamp
Soroptimist
“Improving the lives
of women and girls
in local communities and throughout the
world”
MEETINGS HELD AT: Marie Callender’s
185 East Daily Drive Camarillo, CA 93010
7:30 AM Business Meeting
2nd Tuesday of the month Program Meeting
4th Tuesday of the month
NEWS LETTER DEAD LINE September 7 2011
