Bulb Sale: Bulbs will be available for purchasing in September in time for Fall planting.

Cookbooks: FPJWC Cookbooks will be for sale at all of our activities as well as at meetings. This is a great gift idea that supports our Club.

Night at the Races: Our major fundraiser this year will be an Oktoberfest "Night at the Races" with a silent auction to be held October 8, 2005. Guests can purchase their own horse to run in a race and can bet on the races that evening. it will be a casual evening with dinner and drinks provided.

Pancake Breakfast: This annual pancake breakfast is served at Bain Cabin on the Fourth of July. A bake sale and raffle prizes are also part of this fun-filled family event.

Plant Sale: Annuals, including flowers and vegetables, will be available for purchase in the spring. Orders will be taken in April and plants will be available in May.

Summerfest: This year our booth sold assorted coffees and frozen drinks. We also had cookbooks available for purchase. And, of course, we provided information on our Club, including membership applications. Having a booth is a great way to be visible in our community.

Black Book: This committee is responsible for gathering information, and for publishing the Black Book at the beginning of the Club year.

Historian: The Historian collects photos of activities, makes a scrapbook and reports on the Club's activities at the annual Installation Dinner in the spring.

Hospitality: Secures hostesses for General Meetings. Responsible for sign-up sheets at meetings. Provides meals for members who have had a baby or a death in the family.

Marion Cook Continuing Education Grants: This committee awards a grant to the one or more Fairview Park women, over 21, to obtain the knowledge to pursue a chosen career.

Fairview Assistance: This program was formed to anonymously provide temporary help to needy Fairview Park residents. Church, social and city sources contact Juniors when families need assistance with medical, dental, utility bills, rent, or clothing.

Favors-on-Trays: The purpose of this committee is to provide small homade "favors" which accompany meals provided by the Meals-On_Wheels program to the elderly or shut-ins within the community.

Helping Hands: Helping Hands combines several traditional projects into an umbrella program. By coordinating dates for collectinos throughout the Club year, Helping Hands lets Juniors take a hands-on role in directly helping people in our community. Groups that will benefit from the collections include the Fairview Park Hunger Center, We Do Care, Metro General Friends of Mothers and Infants, plus others.

High School Scholarships: This committee awards one or more scholarships to deserving high school graduates who are Fairview Park residents.

Juiors Gardens: FPJWC maintains the island in the center of Fairview Parkway. Beautifying this area involves planting new flowers and shrubs, weeding, trimming and other gardening tasks.

Recreation Assistance: This program assists Fairview Park families with financial assistance to enable their children to participate in youth sports/recreational programs. All requests are confidential.

Community Council: A Junior representative will attend quarterly meetings of Community Council at City Hall. She will report on our events and also report back on what other Fairview Park groups are planning. This group also selects the Fairview Park Citizen of the Year award winner and is responsible for maintaining the Civic garden.

BookBeat: The book discussion gruop will meet at 7:30pm on the 4th Tuesday of each month beginning in September (December excepted) at Caribou Coffee(W.210th & Center Ridge Road) in Rocky River. Books will be announced and each participant is responsible for security their own copy of the book.

Fun Bridge: This is a monthly bridge group for players of any skill level. Meets on the last Thursday of the month in member's homes from September to May at 7;30pm.

Habitat for Humanity - Save April 8, 2006 for this worthwhile cause!

Impromptu Activities - If youa re interested in setting up a Special Event (for instance, theatre night, fun bowling, softball, picnic or meseum trip), contact this Chair. She will help with making announcements at both the General and Executive meetings, and put it on the Club calendar and in the newsletter. Think fun and get involved!

Ladies' Bowling League: A non-sanctioned weekly bowling league that meets at Fairview Lanes, 9:00am on Wednesdays, September through May.

Programs: This committee selects programs for the monthly general meeting from September through April.

Progressive Dinners: Details will be announced preceding each dinner.

Road Rally: This is a group activity where husbands are welcome. Participants will find clues in and around Fairview leading to the location of a party. The car with the lowest time after all penalties and bonuses have been calculated will be declared the winner. PS - There are Emergency Instructions to the party so no one will be left out!

Social: Provides refreshments at all General Meetings and plans the Installation & Appreciation dinners.

Publications: The Publications Chair compiles articles and information to keep members informed of events and meetings via "FairViews", a newsletter sent to members by e-mail nine times during the Club year. Deadlines will be announced by the chair.

Publicity: The Publicity Chair submits news releases and background informatino to local media to publicize FPJWC events and cultivate awareness about the Club in the community. The Publicity Chair also interacts with all committees to publicize events through local postings and other outlets. Committees should submit information about upcoming activities at least three weeks in advance so the chair can meet publications' deadlines.

Telephone Committee: This committee is responsible for contacting members on an as-needed basis for Club purposes throughout the year.