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Meeting
Minutes:
Friday, November 11, 2005
Volume 12; Issue
38
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Table of Contents
Committee Reports
Membership
Report
(Click here
to go to the Membership page)
Dean Synan's leave of absence will be
extended to the end of the year.
Social Report
(Click here to go to the Social Event page)
The MABE Christmas party is
coming up soon. The deadline to sign up is Friday,
November 18th. DO NOT put your name on the sign up
sheet if you are unsure! If your name is on the list you
will be billed regardless of whether or not you attend.
The signup sheet will be sent around at the next meeting.
You can also RSVP by
email.
Speaker Coordinator Report
(Click here to go to the Speaker Schedule)
Main Speaker
Spotlight Speaker
Treasurer Report
Things still look good.
Leads Report
54-23, 54-21, 46-42, 35-51, 20-17, 37-13,
44-22, 17-34, 41-10, 26-22, 24-16, 05-26, 05-21, 45-13, 45-23,
21-07, 21-42, 21-37, 21-16, 21-19, 21-31, 11-05, 38-36, 03-19,
03-50, 31-34, 02-28, 19-40, 48-44, 48-03.
This week's
leads focus...
Notable Mentions
Lately the chit chat during
the meetings has increased making it hard for people to hear.
Please show respect to the group and the speaker by having these
conversations before or after the meeting.
Business Spotlight
Roger Carpenter was today's
Business Spotlight. Roger opened his store at the
Chandler Fashion Square Mall 3-1/2 years ago. His business
has changed a lot in this short time. When he first opened
it was just a wine store. Now he has a bar and lounge
space where he holds regular events. These functions
attract people to his store. He now has a mailing list of
over 3000 clients. Not bad for the smallest franchise in
the world!
Main Speaker
StuzieQ
City Center
Printing, Inc.
What can you say? A "typical"
Stuart Schindler speech filled with toys, props, boom boxes and
shadow boxes! Does he remind you of James Bond, Sony
Crokett or Herman Munster? It doesn't matter. He is
entertaining no matter what style he chooses to display.
He doesn't give himself enough credit, though. As far as
the ability to entertain, I think his talent is right up their
with his sister. And even if he didn't get straight A's
all through school like his brother, he did have enough smarts
to get rid of the employees and expensive equipment in order to
streamline his business, improve his bottom line and, in the
process, improve his quality of life. Finding Charli along
the way an added bonus. When it comes to thinking
outside of the box, nobody does it better than you Stu!
The World According to Stu
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Favorite Store: Pep Boys
and Toys R Us
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Favorite Spectator Sport:
Baseball
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Favorite Baseball Player:
Jackie Robinson and Jeff Bagwell
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Favorite Basketball
Player: Dr. J
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Favorite Motorsport:
NASCAR
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Favorite Driver: Richard
Petty and Bobby Labonte
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Favorite Antique Car:
Auburn 851 Boatail Speedster
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Favorite Car I wish I
could own to drive everyday: Batmobile
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Favorite Super Hero:
Batman
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Favorite Movie Line:
"Where does he get those wonderful toys?"
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Favorite Color: Blue
Combo: Blue and White
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Favorite Candy: M&M's
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Favorite Food:
Cheeseburger (preferably in paradise)
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Favorite Musician: Jimmy
Buffet
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Favorite Actor: Steve
McQueen and Paul Newman
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Favorite Entertainer:
Johnny Carson
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Favorite Painting:
American Gothic by Grant Wood (famous Iowan)
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Favorite Artist: Norman
Rockwell
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Favorite Architecture:
Old style Lighthouses
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Favorite Quotation:
"Think Outside the Box" (Thanks to Joe Zingale)
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Favorite President:
George W. (as in Washington)
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Favorite Hobby: Tropical
and Saltwater Fish
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Favorite Comedian(s):
Marx Brothers especially Harpo
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Favorite Star Trek
Character: (Kirk or Pickard?) Data & Q
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Favorite Toy Car: Hot
Wheels (that is purchased tomorrow—over 10,000)
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Favorite Pet: Snickers
the Cat (18 years and still calling the shots)
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Favorite Girl: Charli the
Human ("Everybody Loves Charli")
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Favorite Sister: Ellen
(Got all the looks and talent)
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Favorite Brother: Marv
(Got all the "smarts")
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Stuart B. Schindler
15+ year member |
PRINTING
City Center Printing, Inc.
P.O. Box 62375, Phoenix, AZ 85082-2375
Phone: (602) 672-9405 • FAX: (480) 892-5524
E-mail:
citycenterprint@cox.net
The printer who helps develop your ideas. We’ll work with you every step
of the way, including designing, typesetting, printing, collating,
cutting, binding, folding and always free pick-up and delivery.
Our 20th year in business.
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