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Club Assembly Meeting and Cowboy Hat Meeting 12-28th
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The circle of the wreath is a symbol of immortality... throughout history, wreaths have been associated with life, rejuvenation, and renewal. Originally, wreaths were worn around the head, neck, or waist.
Wreaths can be used flat on a table for decoration or as an advent wreath, which also contains candles, one for each Sunday between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Our program is thee Collin Small Business Development Center, which is a partnership between the U.S. Small Business Administration, the State of Texas, and Collin College. They provide no-cost business consulting to businesses and residents of Collin and Rockwall Counties. Low and no-fee workshops and seminars are open to the public and scheduled on topics that are essential to business success.
Come and meet the staff of Martha Gomex and Karen Raymond. Also, bring a friend.
In addition, Dr. Tom Parker will be introducing the RYLA students that attended the spring camp his year. It is always an exciting time to hear of their life-changing experience at Camp RYLA and after.
Also, the club will be voting on next year's officers and directors. Nominations are welcomed from the floor.
Holiday Club Meeting Schedule
Director Bill Smith, Community Service, said he has 2 to 3 extra Christmas Angels left from the annual Club Christmas Party from Scott Johnson Middle School. He will make them available to you this Wednesday.
The club will be dark on Wednesday, December 21st.
Wednesday, December 28th is Club Assembly Day and also Cowboy Hat Day. Every club member is to wear a Cowboy hat for the meeting or else be fined.
The next Board meeting is on Tuesday, December 20th, 2022, beginning at 6:01PM. If you have not sent in your report to Chuck, please do so by Monday, 10-17-2022.