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Newcomers Club of Amelia Island
Florida P.O. BOX 16242 FERNANDINA
BEACH, FLORIDA 32035-3121 Welcome Vistors and Members of the Newcomers Club, we hope you find the information you need on this site.
PRESIDENT'S AUGUST
MESSAGE . . . August
luncheon at the Oyster Bay Yacht Club was great, and we enjoyed Fernandina Beach Chief of Police, James Hurley, speaking on how we can make our lives safer. The food was delicious and the location was beautiful. Please
remember to let Suzanne Clements, Vice President, know if you have a concern or problem at any luncheon venue. Suzanne sets up the contracts with venues and is the Newcomers contact person at all luncheons. The Cocktail Party
at the Amelia Island Plantation was very well planned and extra special with a band and a great group of hostesses.Thanks to Teressa Tanner, Jessica
Styers, Linda Alterio, Linda Campbell, Dianne Davis, Dawn Juds, Llona Meaux, Donna Sullivan and Kathy Williams for being hostesses
and a special thanks to Deeda Luallen who came up with the idea. It was a night to remember! Gail Moore hosted the August Coffee at her beautifully
decorated home in Oyster Bay. Her talents as an interior designer are apparent
throughout her home. Thank you, Gail! Merge Restaurant was the dinner location for Gals on
the Go. I think everyone enjoyed the meal and the restaurant went way out of their
way to provide us with a memorable experience. I’m so pleased to see Kayaking paddling
around again. This is such a wonderful location for that activity. I’m also waiting to hear from those brave ladies who went tubing down the Ichetucknee Springs River
with TREX. They always have such a good time and come back with such great stories. Night Owls also did a water experience
this past month which turned out to have more water than expected. Community Service Committee is sponsoring a collection for Barnabas House Pantry, titled 10-10-10,
for the collection date of October 10, 2010. Members are encouraged to donate 10 cans of food or a ten dollar check to the
cause. Committee chairs will be collecting at the September activities. Checks should be made out to Newcomers with a Barnabas House donation on the memo
line at the bottom of the check. More information
for member participation will be in the October Newsletter. Nancie Waldron is coordinating this activity to benefit those less fortunate in our community. What a great
idea! Warmest regards, Carolyne Rudd

We welcome you to Amelia Island and Nassau
County and wish you a wonderful life while living here! Newcomers Club of Amelia Island is a local club with the purpose of extending
a friendly hand to all women, developing new friendships, and offering social events, activities, and service opportunities
in the community. The Club is open
to any woman who resides in Nassau County.
If you want more information, please
contact our 2010 Orientation Chair, Terri Borakove, 321-1587. We encourage women interested in joining
Newcomers to attend a monthly coffee, usually on the 2nd Thursday of the month. A
prospective member may attend one luncheon and/or two meetings or activity groups before joining. For further information about Newcomers Club activities, look at the Activity Groups Information on this site.
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This year our Nurturing
Newcomer's Coordinators will be the same throughout the year. Please call one
of them to make a referral: Marcia Psiaki, 572-4002, Marcia'sEmail, or Maryanne Contratti, 491-6817, Maryanne'sEmail.
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