Jaycees Club House was the site for the March meeting of the
Winter Haven Area LaSertoma Club where new officers were
presented for the 2008-09 term. Marilyn Pearce presented the
officers to the club. Presiding for this term is chairwoman of
the board Thelma Henry. The other officers are President Terri
Hobby, Vice President Billy Sue Bourland, Secretary Sandra Weis,
Treasurer Sondra Cole and Sergeant at Arms Rosemary Staskus.
Donna Maitland became the club's 30th member and was inducted by Thelma Henry. Katie Bicker, Tanya Whitaker and Joan Provencher distributed secret pal gifts and, continuing with the silence, the secret vote for the LaSertoma of the Year also took place at this meeting.
The evening's program was presented by club member Cindy Shoemaker, who gave a presentation about her participation in the Susan G. Komen Foundation's three-day walk for breast cancer. Shoemaker also gave an elaboration on how the foundation was formed and included extensive history and operations information.
The Adopt-A-Highway volunteers from the club, Vicki VanSteenburg, Laurice Beck and Terri Hobby, reported cleaning up a portion of U.S. 17, and Renie Duell and Marilyn Pearce reported their attendance at the Salvation Army volunteer appreciation luncheon. They brought back two Certificates of Appreciation for the club from the work with the Christmas stocking and Christmas angel programs that LaSertoma did. Since the beginning of the year these local LaSertoma members have collected and donated 34 cell phones and 51 ink cartridges for charity.
Donna Maitland became the club's 30th member and was inducted by Thelma Henry. Katie Bicker, Tanya Whitaker and Joan Provencher distributed secret pal gifts and, continuing with the silence, the secret vote for the LaSertoma of the Year also took place at this meeting.
The evening's program was presented by club member Cindy Shoemaker, who gave a presentation about her participation in the Susan G. Komen Foundation's three-day walk for breast cancer. Shoemaker also gave an elaboration on how the foundation was formed and included extensive history and operations information.
The Adopt-A-Highway volunteers from the club, Vicki VanSteenburg, Laurice Beck and Terri Hobby, reported cleaning up a portion of U.S. 17, and Renie Duell and Marilyn Pearce reported their attendance at the Salvation Army volunteer appreciation luncheon. They brought back two Certificates of Appreciation for the club from the work with the Christmas stocking and Christmas angel programs that LaSertoma did. Since the beginning of the year these local LaSertoma members have collected and donated 34 cell phones and 51 ink cartridges for charity.