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Wednesday,
September 7, 2005
Monday,
October 10, 2005
Monday,
October 24, 2005
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Thursday, November 3, 2005
Saturday,
November 19, 2005
Saturday,
December 3, 2005 |
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Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 7:00pm
Embracing The Past-Building the Future
Philanthropy (fi•lan´thr
•pē) n. 1.
Effort to promote the happiness or social elevation of mankind; desire,
effort, or beneficence, as by making donations, intended to mitigate
social evils and increase social comfort; comprehensive benevolence, but
often specific in its objects; literally, love of man.
At the home of Vicki Mathews Lilly, 4209 West 104th Terrace, Overland Park,
Kansas
We need you!
Please join us for a heartwarming evening as we explore ADPi’s
history with the Ronald McDonald House Charities both nationally and
locally and explore our chance to continue to help build another house
into a “Home Away From Home”. Dianne
Eidson, RMH-KC Volunteer Director, and Anne Dykes, Development Director,
and Anne Jerome, Executive Director, will share with us how we can help
lift the hearts of kids and families from the hurt of today to the hope of
tomorrow.
Please bring a donation for
RMH from the Linens and Household Items or Household Cleaning Item List.
RSVP,
questions or directions? Contact: Kay Hamilton—dham1211@aol.com
Jamie G. Miller—ladybug_jamie@hotmail.com |
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Monday, October 10, 2005,
7:00pm-9:00pm
“Self-Defense:
T.A.K.E. Foundation Seminar”
Lawrence, Kansas
Exact Location will be communicated
via E-vite and at www.gkcadpi.org
Don’t miss this class! We will be joining the chapter
members from the University of Kansas, Tau Chapter, to participate in this
educational fundraiser. This
program represents a living legacy in honor of Ali Kemp, a 19 year old
Leawood resident, who was murdered while working as a lifeguard at a
residential subdivision pool in the summer of 2002.
Ali’s mother, Kathy Bower Kemp, is an Alpha Delta Pi from
Southwest Missouri State, Gamma Mu Chapter.
The goal of this program is to raise awareness and to give women,
young and old, the self-protection skills they need to avoid becoming the
victims of violent crimes. Participants
will learn basic techniques for thwarting an attack, which could save
their lives. This program is
being presented by The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation (T.A.K.E.
Foundation).
Financial donation will be collected for
The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation
Reservations: Call or email Stephanie S.
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Monday,
October 24, 2005, 6:30pm
“Lions Tame the Creative Yet Simple Hors D’oeuvres”
Repeat
after me..."No more crockpot cheese dip! No more layered
Mexican dip!" There! You said it now put some "zing"
in your holiday entertaining with a new slate of impressive yet
simple appetizers. Join Chef Richard Chapman for a cooking class
designed to give you some cooking fundamentals and a slew of new hors
d'oeuvre recipes. From Crab Fondue to Gingered Chicken Pot Stickers
and from Smoked Salmon Mouse to Tomato and Onions Pissaladiere (the
elegant French version of an appetizer pizza) and Crudites with
Horseradish Dipping Sauce. He'll even throw in a recipe for Spiced
Nuts that you can have on hand in your pantry for unexpected guests.
Happy entertaining!
Instructor: Richard
Chapman
Cost: $45.00
plus tax ($48.39)
Location: The
Culinary Center of Kansas City
7917 Foster, Overland Park,
Kansas 66204
This is in old downtown Overland Park, in back
of Swim Quick and just down from Dragon Inn Restaurant.
This class is limited to 20 people (There is a wait list).
Please make your check out to Kay Hamilton, 12605 Granada Road,
Leawood, Kansas, 66209. Deadline
for class, October 10. Any
questions, call Kay. Website
for The Culinary Center is www.kcculinary.com. Please bring a
donation for RMH from the Food Pantry List.
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Thursday, November 3, 2005, 7:00-9:00pm
“Diamonds and Sisterhood-Lasting a
Lifetime”
Tiffany & Co.
301 Nichols Road (On the Plaza)
Kansas City, Missouri
Hostesses:
Debra Peterson and Danielle Lasater
Join us for a sparkling evening at
Tiffany & Co. on the Plaza. It
is recommended that we come at 6:45pm.
Tiffany & Co. will be showing us a short video, have a
gemologist there to see and learn about looking at diamonds under a
microscope, teach us how to care for our diamonds (or pearls and
sapphires!), and most exciting of all—Allow us to try on their more
expensive jewelry—starting in the $60-$100 thousand dollar range!
Please bring a donation for
RMH from the Office Supply or Personal Care Item List.
RSVP,
questions or directions? Contact: Kay Hamilton—dham1211@aol.com
Danielle
Lasater—adpi_qt@yahoo.com
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Saturday, November 19, 2005,
10:30am-4:00pm
“1st Annual HyVee
Pecan Sale”
HyVee Grocery
12200 State Line
Road
Leawood, Kansas
66209
HyVee Grocery
310 SW Ward Road
Lee’s Summit,
Missouri 64081
Join
us to sell pecans at one of these HyVee locations.
Call your sisters and sign up for a 1-2 hour shift.
Visit while you help us raise money for the new Ronald McDonald
House. Remember, the money
from the sale of the pecans will go toward building the “Alpha Delta
Pi” room in the new Longfellow House.
Don’t forget to order pecans for your friends and family for
gifts and holiday cooking!
RSVP or directions? Contact: Stephanie S. Niemeier—stephanieniemeier@yahoo.com
Danielle Lasater—adpi_qt@yahoo.com
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Saturday,
December 3, 2005, 9:30-12noon
Holiday Brunch and Ornament Exchange
At the home of
Melanie Bien Langford
13013 Catalina
Leawood, Kansas 66209
Hostesses: Susan Waage Schram—susanschram@smsd.org
Tara Schram—tschram@jdrf.org
Invitations to dues paying members to follow in early
November. Don’t forget to bring a wrapped ornament to exchange.
Please save the date and plan on joining us to celebrate the Season
and our Sisterhood!
Please bring a donation for RMH from the
Family Item List.
You can find the Ronald McDonald House
Charities Wish List at www.gkcadpi.org
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