Enterprise Ladies Club

12/13/2016

We have started the GoGetters.
Go-Getters is a group of volunteers sponsored by the Enterprise Ladies’ Club who want to help our local (Columbia 206) high school students explore careers, apply to trade schools, colleges or universities and get scholarships and grants to pay for their education. We want to encourage not only the students but also the parents and relatives of the students as to the many possibilities that are out there for ways to find each student’s dream career.
Many of our students are the first in their families to pursue a higher education. All high school students need personalized guidance to navigate the bewildering college and scholarship applications process. Columbia 206, like all public high schools, even the very large ones, has only one counselor. We want to help fill this resource gap by mentoring any student or his/her parent/guardian that would like assistance.
We want to coordinate with Columbia’s principal, teachers, counselor and Upward Bound sponsor to offer help with career choices, application processing, and essay writing. We also want to organize social events outside of school that would bring students and parents together with each other and with community volunteers.

12/11/2016

We had a wonderful time at our December meeting. Thank you, serving committee for the lovely lunch. Our Christmas party was a huge success. The gift exchange with our secret pals was a lot of fun. I think only one person actually guessed correctly who their secret pal was. The minutes of the meeting are as follows.
December 8, 2016
The regular meeting of the Enterprise Ladies’ Club was called to order by our president, Sheryl Mixey. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and roll call was answered by 30 members, three guests and two children.
The minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved.
The treasurer’s report was given as follows: Beginning balance, $4792.80; Income, $14.50; Expenses $2.00 (bank charge); Ending balance, $4805.30. Cash on hand, $41.40. Bills presented for book review expenses, $47.97, Courtesy committee for Christmas and Past President’s gift, $62.42; and $66.80 for other courtesy committee expenses. Motion to approve the report and to pay the bills was seconded and carried.
Chris Buchanan presented our club with $400 in memory of her mother, Mary Jo Hudspeth, which is to be included in the scholarship fund.
Due to today being Christmas Party day we shortened the meeting to the most pressing matters. Questions have been expressed about certain parts of the by-laws which we will address in the new year.
Scholarship Chairman Sheryl gave a review of the plans and proceedings of the committee. Anne Wines was present and said that as a parent and as a school board member she would be helpful to us in any way possible.
Judy told about the Food Bank needing cash to help buy hams for the food bank clients this Christmas. A free-will offering was taken for this purpose and a total of $195 was received.
Nutrition chairman Gay announced that the January committee would be Deanna, Danise and Charlotte.
The meeting was adjourned for our gift exchange.
Linda Larson, Secretary

12/03/2016

Be watching for new cover photo and new information about our efforts to help the seniors at Columbia 206 high school get scholarships to go to trade school or college.

10/20/2016

We had a great time today at the Enterprise Ladies' Club's book review and salad luncheon. Here are a few pictures taken by Jean Sturk.

10/09/2016

I made another calendar with photos of some of my paintings. I tried to make it with some that I did not have on previous calendars. These calendars will be for sale ($20) at the Enterprise Ladies Club's book review on Wednesday, Oct 19. at the Enterprise Grange Hall in Fruitland, WA. Ladies, invite your lady friends. There will a delicious salad luncheon, a Chinese auction, a bazaar table loaded with goodies, and a "funny" skit as well as the book review. All the other ladies' and homemakers' clubs in the area are invited. If you want a calendar, but are not going to attend the luncheon, send me a message. I usually have to reorder and would like to do it all in one batch.

10/01/2016

DON'T FORGET!!! The Enterprise Ladies Club's annual Book Review and Salad Luncheon on Wednesday, October, 19 at noon. We always have good food, an interesting book review, a Chinese auction, and goodies to buy at the bazaar table, as well as some sort of usually funny entertainment. Comments about past book reviews welcome. All other ladies clubs in the area are invited. Bring your friends. You don't want to miss it!!!

06/10/2016

Happy Birthday 2016 Ladies :)

06/07/2016

REMINDER LADIES : Don't forget the Enterprise Ladies' Club birthday party at Camp Na-Bor-Lee, Thursday, at noon. Dennis Heinz will be at the top of the driveway to take your presents for your secret pals, so nobody will be able to get a hint as to who their pal is.

05/29/2016

This would be a GREAT Idea for a bazaar item or fund raiser of any kind.

10 COOL CLAY POT GARDEN CRAFTS

Get the details here -> http://www.amazinginteriordesign.com/10-cool-clay-pot-garden-crafts-for-you-to-try/

04/14/2016

WE had a great time at our BINGO Fund Raiser last night. Special thanks to Sandi and Ron Dauzenroth for getting all the prizes ready and calling the numbers and giving out the cards. They practically did the whole thing. Special thanks to Charlotte Etue for organizing the whole affair. Special thanks to Gay Smith, Donna Johnson, Dee Thompson and Carolyn Wolfrum for working in the kitchen preparing all that good food. And,of course, thanks to Nadine Johnston for collecting the money. Our Bazaar Table was maned by Maxine Nussbaumer and Darlene Buckner. And our famous 50/50 person was Judy Heinz. And thanks to everyone who donated gifts to be given as prizes and those who made the quilts.

03/21/2016

The Enterprise Ladies' Club Ham Dinner for 2016 was a huge success. So many hard working women in this club made it possible again this year. Thank you so much!!!!

03/12/2016

The annual Ham Dinner is Sunday, March 20. The club raises money for our scholarship that we give to a deserving student at Columbia 206 School in Hunters, WA. The food is wonderful with homemade pies for dessert. There is a bazaar table with baked goods and all kinds of crafts and hand made items for sale. See pictures below of a few wreaths for sale.