OCTOBER 2013
Our first meeting of the NEW College Club Year is a
forward-looking talk about the “Business Outlook for the Town of Lockport” by
David Kinyon, the town’s Economic Development Coordinator. City residents
should listen up, too, as David plans to cover development on Transit Road Data
Center
We will meet at 7 PM Thursday, October 3, at the Lockport
Town & Country Club for dessert. Cost is $12. The hostesses: Dee Morotchie and Ann O’Byrne. Feel free to bring a guest to this meeting or
any future ones.
RESERVE: Call your telephone lady by 8 PM Sunday, September
29.
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The Board welcomed Jeannine Benoit as our new Ways &
Means director. A member since 2000, Jeannine already has some “fashionable”
ideas for our April 2014
fund-raiser. Our “basket ladies” ask
that you bring any baskets to the meeting so they may fill them for April’s event.
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every other year, Dee Morotchie will have update sheets available this year,
listing new members, officers, the new
Telephone Committee, and changes in address or ‘phone numbers. Changes after
October will be in the Megaphone.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Library books in
memory of deceased members will be donated once a year, and members’ names will
be grouped.
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Betty Chapman, of
Albion , a member since 1950 and a SUC
Brockport graduate, passed away in August.
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The next Board
meeting will be October 10 in the home of Anna Beth
Kinyon, 117 Windermere Rd.
- President Patty Russell asks more interest
from the membership in filling
the spots of those Board members who will complete their terms this
year. It’s rewarding and a fine way to get to know people!
* Dues are $40 until after the December meeting. Then they go up to $50, so get
them paid soon! Dues will be
collected at each meeting or can be sent to Ann Van Dusen, 40 Lakeview Pkwy,
Lockport, NY 14094.
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