Halloween party - Chattahoochee Plantation Womens Club

N O V E M B E R
HALLOWEEN
PIZZA PARTY, OCT
31
WALKING GROUP,
NOV 4, 18
FIRST FRIDAY,
NOV 6
DAYTIME BOOK
CLUB, NOV 9
CHARITY
LUNCHEON, NOV
10
PROGRAM, NOV 13
CHEF’S
EXTRAVAGANZA,
NOV 14
EVENING GROUP,
NOV 17
SAVVY WOMEN,
NOV 19
VALENTINE GALA,
FEB 6
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
HALLOWEEN
A letter from the Co-Presidents
February 6th,
2016 we will
come together
to raise funds
First Friday is November 6th at
for
the home of Sarajane Fletcher.
Communities
Bring your wine and an
in Schools
appetizer to share. We will also Marietta / Cobb County.
have an optional game of bunco CISMCC works to remove nonfor those interested in a round or academic barriers for children in
two.
school. If you are interested in
helping with our charity gala this
Our Savvy Women’s Group will year, please contact Janet
meet on November 19th for a
Thomas at 610-585-0024 or
night of savvy planning and
[email protected].
investment strategy talks.
The leaves are turning golden
As we prepare to enter into our
colors and cooler weather is
October was a fun-filled month holiday season, we are so
upon us, but it hasn’t slowed us starting with a successful Art for thankful for each and every one
down! There are many CPWC
the Park. We were able to enjoy of our members. You all are
activities coming up, and we
a lovely lunch bunch at Niecy’s what makes CPWC so special.
would love to see you at all of
as well as a fabulous fashion,
Thank you!
them!
jewelry and makeup
extravaganza for evening group. Your Co-Presidents,
This month’s Program meeting
Danna Vach & Missy Malmberg
will be held on November 13th at Our dedicated Charity
the home of Jennifer Risey.
Committee has chosen the
Come and Share Good Taste
recipient of our February
with us while enjoying
Valentine’s Gala proceeds. On
Dear CPWC members,
GARDEN CLUB,
NOV 5
1
PARTY
2 0 1 5
wonderful food, wine, and social
time. We may all learn
something new.
GARDEN CLUB
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PROGRAMS
2
CHEF’S DINNER
3
SAVVY WOMEN
3
GALA
4
By Kim Sherk
EVENING GROUP
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BOOK CLUBS
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FIRST FRIDAY
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Come gather at our own McFarlane Park on Saturday, October 31, 5:006:00 pm for free pizza and games before trick-or-treating! There will
also be special visits from costumed friends passing out candy! Sponsored by CPWC, Chattahoochee Plantation Living Magazine and Aurelio's Pizza! Fun for ALL ages!!!
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Halloween party
AND...Our neighbor s in Chattahoochee Plantation would welcome
your help! If you would like to donate treats, please drop off candy at
the home of Heather Rees at 4461 Club Lake Circle by 3pm Friday.
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Walking
club
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By Missy Malmberg
Join us on Columns Drive
along the river for a walk:
Wednesday, November 4
and also November 18
at 9am.
For additional information
connect with Missy at
melissamalmberg@
gmail.com.
See you there!
The greatest gift is a portion of thyself.
~Ralph Waldo Emerson
GARDEN CLUB
By Libby Nabors
Sue Butler and I are excited to chair the Garden Group. Our next outing will be on
Thursday, November 5th. We will be car -pooling to Gainesville to tour the new
Botanical Garden with a special exhibit of garden structures made from Legos. The
New York Artist who has assembled huge butterflies and hummingbirds and other
garden creatures out of Legos is quite famous and talented. We will meet at 9:45am
in the ACC parking lot and drive one hour to Gainesville to tour the garden and have
lunch. For more info for those who would like to sign up for this fun trip, please call
Sue Butler to RSVP at 404-630-3357.
CPWC Programs
“Sharing…”
2015-16
By Julie Lischer
“Chao!” We are excited to welcome a speaker from Hinton’s Savvy Cellar on
Roswell Rd. to our November 13 “Sharing Good Taste” meeting at Jennifer
Risey’s home 4631 Gateside Lane. Come enjoy a tasting of Italian wines and a
Mediterranean-themed lunch. Hope to see you then!
Remaining dates for the year…
DATE
Nov. 13
Dec. 11
Jan. 15
Feb. 6
March 18
April 15
May 13
THEME
Sharing Good Taste…Wine Tasting
Sharing Holiday Cheer…Holiday Gift and Cookie Swap
Sharing Good Vibes…Sound Mind and Body -- Holistic Coaching
Sharing with Others…Valentine’s Gala to Benefit a Local Charity
Sharing Smart Choices…Savvy Women’s Guide to Life – Phase II
Sharing Our Community…Field trip and Lunch
Closing Luncheon
LOCATION
Home of Jennifer Risey
Home of Shea Amin
Home of Amber Carey
Atlanta Country Club
Home of Carolyn Cadiou
Historic Roswell
Home of Peggy Cannon
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ART FOR THE PARK
Time to Re-Group, ladies!
Art for the Park 2015 came and
went in 2 days of show times, 2
meetings, 1 year of preparation
and letting our computers do the
rest! The final number are not in
yet, but to date, we are over
$5,000.00 in donations. We are
hoping to match this figure with
community donations.
I would like to thank all the CPCA members who gave of their time,
effort and talents. To the members who came to the sale and the husbands who lent us their “muscle-power” with load-out for the artists. I
would also like to thank the ACC & its staff for their support and in
hosting the event.
I’m very excited to announce the 2016 Chairman, Kim Sherk. Kim will
bring a new dimension, energy and excitement to the AFP 2016. Kim
is already taking in all the shows that are happening around town this
fall.
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Chef Alex Reethof’s
Gourmet Dinner Night
Don't miss our first catered Chef's Gourmet Dinner!
Couples will enjoy delicious Sea Bass with Jumbo
Lump Crab, Beef Tenderloin with Chorizo, Chicken
Argentinean Style and other tasty dishes! Limit of 60
people, $75/pp & everyone bring your favorite adult
beverage!
Barry and Jean Ann McCarthy's
410 Cherry Hill Circle
Marietta, GA 30067
Saturday,November 14, 7pm
Email [email protected] to register
Respectfully submitted,
Lynn Thompson 2013-15 Chairman
Donations Payable to: McFarlane Nature Park/Cobb Land Trust
Mail to: McFarlane Nature Park/ Cobb Land Trust Inc.
P.O. Box 672652 Marietta, GA 30067/0045
Savvy women
By Jana Pantesco
Thank you to Roger Ward from True Wealth Management for an informative meeting at the home of Chris Cashman.
We discussed checking our credit reports on a regular basis and how to protect personal information on our smart phones and computers. Also, the importance of using unique and
complex passwords for all websites that might contain personal data. Every year, tens of
thousands of people and millions of dollars are lost through identity theft in a world where
the Internet is a gateway for commerce and transactions.
Remember, don't announce travel plans
on social media, do not use open Wi-Fi
and don't put your full name and address on luggage tags!
Savvy Women meet the third Thursday
of every month. If you are not on the
email distribution and would like your
name included please email Donna
Brown at [email protected].
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CHARITY SELECTED!
By Julie Lischer
Each year the CPWC board selects a local
women’s and children’s charity to support. For
the current year, the Board and Charity committee selected Communities in Schools of
Marietta and Cobb County (CISMCC). This
multi-faceted organization works predominately in Title 1 schools. Children and families in
need are guided to take advantage of available community resources. Programming includes case management, tutoring, mentoring, early learning,
and Reality U financial literacy. CISMCC is part of a nationwide network
of Communities in Schools affiliates—one of a very small number of dropout-prevention programs in the country proven to keep students in school
and is the only dropout prevention program in the nation with research to
prove that it increases graduation rates.
We are excited to partner with Communities in Schools of Marietta and
Cobb County (CISMCC) this year. Members, friends and neighbors are
invited to our “Valentine’s in Provence” Gala event on February 6, 2016
which will benefit CISMCC. In addition to this large-scale fundraiser, our
members will have the opportunity to get involved with the charity in a
variety of smaller ways.
As we become more familiar with all this non-profit does to help at-risk
kids, our members will undoubtedly grow closer to this cause whose mission is “to surround students with a community of support, empowering
them to stay in school and achieve in life.” To learn more please go
to www.cismcc.org.
One Simple Need
Let’s help gather the 100 Memory Sticks needed for the students ready to graduate this year!
Please drop small sized memory sticks with
small storage size to our Charity Liaison leaders:
Regina Wood at 592 Club Lane
Or
Carie Buchanan at 530 Brook Hollow Circle
By November 6th! These will be a part of the
“goodie bags” given to students at the Lunch
November 10th!
Earnest thanks.
Our Student Support Plan
Month
Event / Activity
November
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Memory Stick Collection
CIS Luncheon
December

Collect Hygiene and “Dress for
Success” items
January
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
Tour CISMCC facility
Volunteer at Reality U
February

Valentine’s in Provence Gala!!
Let’s get to know cismcc!
Communities In Schools of Marietta/Cobb County (CISMCC)
will host their 5th annual luncheon “Students Growing Tomorrow’s Communities” event on Tuesday November 10, 2015 at
11:30am at the Hilton/Atlanta Marietta Conference Center.
Please RVSP to 678-503-0901 or online at http://
www.eventbrite.com/e/communities-in-schools-5th-annualluncheon-tickets-19032568926 by November 3 to attend and
learn about CISMCC together!
This luncheon will celebrate CIS students that are
attending either the Marietta Performance Learning
Center, Cobb County Performance Learning Center
or other area high schools. These students were
once at risk of dropping out of high school but are
now on track to graduate! At the end of the event,
all of the students will receive a “goodie bag” with
complimentary items that will help them to be successful during this academic school year.
“By bringing resources to the schools through the
CIS Model to meet the needs of the children and
remove barriers to success, we change the future for
our children and their families,” said Carol Fey,
Executive Director of CISMCC. “CISMCC looks
forward to the day when every child in Cobb County
is on the road to success in life starting with their
high school diploma.”
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evening group
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By Janie Kissling
RE-STYLED
The evening group had 30 attendees at its meeting on October 20 at the fabulous home of Jane Harm. The program was three-fold,
organized around re-styling yourself.
Rita Ellen's Boutique on Johnson Ferry Road organized a fashion show of great clothes for us. The models were: Pat Smith, Lynn
Thompson, Julie Lischer, Pat Iaffaldano, and Missy Malmberg. Rita Ellen told us the fall have-to-buy list includes anything with
fringe, clothes with a touch of leather, and vests. Her infinity scarves were just the right touch for all the outfits. The fashions included capes, wonderful jeans and pants, pretty knit shirts, reversible raincoats, rainboots, and accessories like sunglasses and necklaces. Go by and treat yourself to a shopping spree at the boutique!
The models also wore necklaces and bracelets fashioned by Julia Wenzell, neighbor, who is a jeweler. Julia brought some of her
designs for our purchase. Long pendants are definitely the "it" factor.
The third component was a presentation on eye
make-up application and skin care by Orly Fuller of
Aloette. Phone Orly at 770-971-5111 or email her
at [email protected]. The website
is www.aloette.com/orly. Some of the ladies did
not receive a catalogue, so Orly asked that I include
this information so they could contact her.
Our November meeting, RE-HERB AND RESPICE YOUR THANKSGIVING will be presented by Delores at Simply Fresh in Paper Mill Village. She will discuss ways to freshen up your traditional meal. The meeting will be at the home of
Cathy Snyder in Rivercliff at 7:00 on November 17.
Contact Janie Kissling, [email protected]
or 404-483-2838 to rsvp.
Valentine’s in Provence
Please Save the Date: February 6, 2016
Daytime book club
By Elizabeth Cooper
November 9 we will be discussing T he M artian by Andy Weir . The
movie is out, and is a lot of fun, so it should be interesting to talk about
both....and Matt Damon...Contact Elizabeth
Cooper at [email protected] for information. (But she's not giving out Matt's
phone number!)
Evening
Book Club
The Evening Book
Club will discuss The
Last Queen of India by
Michelle Moran on
November 18 at the
home of Sarajane
Fletcher. Please connect with Veronica
Bridges at
[email protected] if
you would like to join
the group!
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CPWC: 404-423-2377
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Just bring yourself,
an appetizer and
your favorite
beverage!
And please
remember to rsvp!
First Friday
Friday, November 6 at 7:00 PM
Sarajane Fletcher 529 Gramercy Drive (in the River Park subdivision)
First Friday is always a casual, fun and relaxed way to connect with neighbors and friends! Thanks to Liz Hall for hosting us in October. Join in November! First Friday will have an added bonus dimension! We're bringing out the Bunco tables so that you can
learn this fun game in a really casual setting.
Our 2015-16 EXECUTIVE Board
Co-Presidents
Missy Malmberg &
Danna Vach
Treasurer
Carolyn Cadiou
Parliamentarian
Sarajane Fletcher
Recording Secretary
Janie Kissling
Correspondence Sec./Sunshine
Dawn Mullican
Membership (Dir ector y)
Regina Wood, Jana Pantesco
Charity
Chris Cashman
Janet Thomas
Programs
Julie Lischer
Jean Ann McCarthy
Cathy Snyder
Dinner Club/ First Friday
Elizabeth Hall
Evening Group
Janie Kissling
Pat Iaffldano
Family Activities
Kim Sherk
Interest Groups
Lisa Krueger
Newsletter
Janet Thomas
Website
Julie Lischer
Photographer / Historian
Lynn Thompson
Interest Groups Chairwomen Play Group
Raky Patel, Alisa Alloy
Bible Studies
Savvy Women
Lettie Nixon
Chris Cashman
Bridge Club
Walking Group
Melissa Nicol
Missy Malmberg
Daytime Book Club
Standing Committee
Elizabeth Cooper
Chairwomen
Evening Book Club
Veronica Bridges
Friends of McFarlane Nature
Garden Club
Park
Sue Butler
Tina Engberg
Libby Nabors
Community
Outreach
Girl’s Night Out
Janie
Kissling
Cynthia Dolezal
Communications
Globe Trekkers
Heather Rees
Shea Amin
Pinterest Fun
Heather Rees
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Groups!
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Bible Study (Lettie Nixon)
Starting September 10. We meet
Thursdays at the Atlanta Country Club
from 10am to 11:30am. Please rsvp.
We'll be studying Scriptures from John,
Romans, Galatians, Ephesians and
Hebrews, which will include important
truths to help us live victorious in this
life. Please contact Lettie Nixon,
[email protected], 770-953-2066
Community Liasion (Janie Kissling)
With her ear to the pavement, Janie will
keep us up to date on the latest community
goings-ons!
Girls Night Out (Cynthia Dolezal)
Look for Evites periodically for these fun
evenings out! Contact Cynthia
[email protected].
Dinner Club & First Friday (Liz Hall)
We’re considering some shifts and
changes for Dinner Club so stay tuned on
timing and other specifics as we launch
the new year!
McFarlane Park Liaison (Tina Engberg)
Be ready to visit, take part, and help to
support our neighborhood natural park
space!
Book Club — Daytime (Elizabeth Cooper)
The Daytime Book Club meets
the second Monday of each month at 10
a.m. For information, or to be
included on the mailing list,
please contact Elizabeth Cooper at
[email protected] or 602-323-7258.
We will continue the popular "First
Friday" events each month in a host
home. Each guest or couple brings an
appetizer and beverage to share.
Pinterest Fun (Heather Rees)
This crafty group has lots of fun in store!
Contact Heather Rees at [email protected]
for more information!
For more information please contact Liz at
[email protected].
Book Club — Evening (Veronica Bridges)
We welcome all CPWC members to join
book club. We meet the 4th Tuesday of
the month. For information, contact
Veronica Bridges at
[email protected].
Garden Club (Libby Nabors, Sue Butler)
Come join us as we explore gardens,
techniques, share plants and good times.
Play Group (Raky Patel, Alisa Alloy)
The Play Group meets each month at
member’s homes and wherever the spirit
moves us! Hope to see you there!
Bridge Club (Melissa Nicol)
We will meet the 4th Wednesday of each
month. To inquire about joining Bridge
Club call Melissa Nicol at 770-541-6168
or [email protected].
Check out the Chattahoochee
Plantation Women’s Club
Group on Facebook and click
LIKE! You’ll receive updates
on events throughout the
year!
Evening Group (Janie Kissling, Pat Iaffldano)
Usually on the third Tuesday of the
month, we will gather to learn, laugh, and
spend time together!
Family Activities (Kim Sherk)
Look for information and jump in to help
as Halloween, Egg Hunt and perhaps other
family gathering opportunities come near!
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Saavy Women (Chris Cashman)
We will continue the discussion from last
spring’s Saavy Women program meeting!
Please join in and be involved! Contact
Chris at [email protected].
Walking Group (Missy Malmberg)
For information, or to be included on the
mailing list, please contact Missy.
Thanks to our Programs Team for coordinating a wonderful lunch for our club
on October 16. Denise herself greeted us
and crafted a meal just for our group! It
was a wonderful, crisp, fall day with
good conversation. Give Niecy’s a try!
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