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SBBA
Members:
Mark your
calendars! Our next meeting is Tuesday, August 19 and I hope to see many
of you at Mulligan's! This month's speaker will be from Bartlett, Pringle
& wolfe and the topics will be "Defining Roles, Difficult People and
Clients, and Setting Limits." Sounds educational and interesting to
me.
It's
nearly SBBA election time again and I would like all of you to consider stepping
up to help keep SBBA running smoothly. Nominations are made in
September and the new appointments become effective in October.
(Terms are for one year.) I know we all benefit from our memberships in
SBBA and it would really be great to have more people giving back to SBBA in
terms of participation on a committee or as an officer. Please please
please come forward and get more active!! Below is the slate for the year
beginning October 2003:
President:
Jennifer Loren
Vice President: ???
Secretary: ???
Treasurer: Ken Jurgensen
Newsletter:
Jo Rogers??
Julie Raffety??
??? Anita Blum is willing to share a
newsletter position with someone for the next term
???
(We need four newsletter editors to continue to have a monthly newsletter)
Speaker
Committee: Pamela Allman???, Vicki St. Martin??? and Maureen
Turk
Board
Positions are made by appointment
A question
mark with no name means we need you to consider filling this post. A
question mark by your name means please let Maureen know if you wish to continue
in this position.
Please
remember, "it takes a village..." The same group of people have
been working to keep SBBA strong for a very long time and we would really
appreciate some fresh energy and support.
Thanks and
see you on August 19th!
Maureen
Turk
SBBA President
THE
SPEAKER FOR AUGUST (Tue 8/19) WILL BE: Lisa
Bryant from BPW. “Defining roles
between the bookkeeper and accountant.”
COME
AND LEARN
Accounting
with QuickBooks – Acct. 160 –
begins at SBCC on Friday, September 5 at
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LOCATION:
INSTRUCTORS:
Phyllis Caplan CPA and Hillary Tentler CPA
Adult Ed
computer classes now cost $10. There will be pre-registration, so if you are
interested in the classes, you should pre register to guarantee a place.
There will not be the prior limit on students, so hopefully all who show
up can attend. Room 5 has 24 computers and an efficient overhead of the
Instructor’s computer screen for easy visual learning.
This class
is an overview and introduction to “Quicken”, software for personal
finances. See our “Quickbooks”
classes for business software. (lunch
break from
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An
overview and introduction to QuickBooks software, the most popular small
business software on the market today. This
class will show you most of what QuickBooks can do for your business.
You can then decide which parts work for you, what you need more
information on, whether you want to be your own bookkeeper, etc….
Topics discussed include New Company Set up, Backup of data, Vendor and
Customer Set up, entering deposits, check writing, Credit Cards.
Questions are encouraged.
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Friday
9:15-3:15 (lunch break from
½ day
Accounts Receivable, ½ day Accounts Payable, Reports
If you are already familiar with QuickBooks, this is a good class to get clarity on more specifics. We cover - Income, Accounts Receivable, Cash Sales and Bill paying, Accounts Payable, Expenses, Cost of Goods Sold, Profit & Loss Report and Balance Sheet. This is a follow up to the introductory class. Questions are encouraged.
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Phyllis
Caplan is teaching Bookkeeping I, (September 10 - October 15)
and Bookkeeping II (October 22 - November 19)
- Wednesdays
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On
the Internet, the
www.sbcc.cc.ca.us
or http://ce.sbcc.edu/classes.htm
NOTE
FROM THE EDITOR:
This month will be my last newsletter issue, and I'd
like to thank everyone for their support over the past 2 years submitting
articles and our fabulous "Come and Learn" column. It has been
my pleasure to put these together, working with and getting to know various
members, and I look forward to continuing with this group in our meetings.
Sincerely, Monica Dittrich