Southfork News “FOR THE RESIDENTS, BY THE RESIDENTS” Happy Halloween
October 2009
Welcome back to all the snowbirds. We missed all of you and we hope you are ready to begin your return and enjoy the beautiful Florida weather. Being October already, most northern residents are already back here in Southfork. You will see some changes, new neighbors, old neighbors gone, more houses for sale. The summer was extremely hot and humid but the pool was put to good use and was packed daily. Now the season is ready to start with all of you back and again, welcome back!
Hurricane Season Hurricane season is upon us and so far we here in Dade City have not encountered any bad weather. Do not let this put you in the (it won’t hit us mood) because the season lasts until November. Always be on alert and listen to the weather forecasts. Be ready for any forecast of inclement weather. Stay safe!!!! ________________________________________________
Newsletter 1
ewsletter Information Note, any information to be placed in the newsletter, must be submitted between the 1st and 20th of every month. Please contact the editor ( Phyllis Grossi) at 567-6105 or drop off the information at 11150 Mesquite Dr. All newsletters can be viewed in color on the web site at www.floridacommunities.com. (click on Southfork at bottom of page) Please contact Phyllis Grossi for any changes, deletions or additions to the calendar by the 15th of each month. Phone number is 567-6105 or pkaygrossi@yahoo.com
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How to Stay Young 1. Throw out non-essential numbers. This includes age, weight and height. Let the doctors worry about them. That is why you pay “them.” 2. Keep only cheerful friends. The grouches pull you down. 3. Keep learning. Learn more about the computer, crafts, gardening, whatever. Never let the brain idle. “An idle mind is the devil’s workshop.” And the devil’s name is Alzheimer’s. 4. Enjoy simple things. 5. Laugh often, long and loud. Laugh until you gasp for breath. 6. The tears happen. Endure, grieve and move on. The only person, who is with us our entire life, is ourselves. Be ALIVE while you are alive. 7. Surround yourself with what you love, whether it’s family, pets, keepsakes, music, plants hobbies, whatever. Your home is your refuge. 8. Cherish your health: If it is good, preserve it. If it is unstable, improve it. If it is beyond what you can improve, get help. 9. Don’t take quilt trips. Take a trip to the mall, even to the next county; to a foreign country but NOT to where the guilt is. 10. Tell the people you love that you love them, at least every opportunity. AND ALWAYS REMEMBER: Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.
Sick List Leonard Wilson Shirlynn Collier
Paulina Fernandez Bill Laforest
Vera Lovelace Joe Ruff
Irene Lagosky
Get well wishes to all! ____________________________________________________________________________________
I MEMORIAM
Janet Meinsler Bill Glatfelter Barbara Wilson Kenneth Brooks John Morvatz Rose Crutcher
Sister in law of Jean Matala Resident of Mesquite Dr Resident of Ewing Dr Brother in law of John Keuhl Father of Jim Morvatz Former resident (sister of Georgia Duarte)
Our condolences to the family and friends!
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Southfork Phone Directory The deadline for any changes, additions or deletions in our phone directory, is by November 15th. Anything submitted after that date will not get into the new directory which comes out in late January of 2010 or February. I am asking all of the residents here in Southfork to please submit your home state that you moved from when you moved to Southfork if you have not done so already. This would be listed besides your home address in the directory. If there are any name misspellings, wrong phone numbers etc. please notify Phyllis Grossi @ 567-6105 or email me at Pkaygrossi@yahoo.com or pgrossi@tampabay.rr.com with the subject (Southfork.) The information can be also delivered to my home at 11150 Mesquite Dr and I have a mailbox outside my door which it can be put in. Thanks so much!
from the Association President Dear Friends and Neighbors, Many of our “snow birds” are returning and more are soon to be here! Please welcome them…………. In 2009 I will have been here physically, for 9 months…..During June, July and August, I received and sent more than 300 e-mails and also made many phone calls doing my duties as President and was kept abreast of all the happenings here in Southfork. Year round residents, Tony Trubiano-Vice President, Phyllis Grossi-Treasurer, Jim Morvatz-Director, kept Aggie Mitchell-Secretary/Activities Coordinator and I informed almost daily the well being of all Southfork residents. Marti Witham-Director and Larry Ruffner-Director are also year round residents. Should there have been a real emergency…..(Five members), a majority of the Board, were here to take immediate steps. There were only 3 concerns brought to the Boards attention and we responded within hours and are continuing to resolve those issues which two of those issues are with management. If you have questions or concerns, please stop in to see me, or give me a call. We are all adults and if you not happy with something, let’s talk about it. Things can only get better if we communicate with each other. Looking forward to making the balance of 2009 even better!!! Dot Cady, President ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Labor Day Picnic Because of the high temperatures and high humidity and the possibility of afternoon showers, the activity committee decided to have the picnic at 5:30pm with the option of eating inside or out! We were hoping for cooler temperatures for our cooks who did a fantastic and wonderful job. THANK YOU AGAIN, Jim Morvatz, Jim Pelltier, Bob Downs and Frank Albers. The reason it was called a “picnic” was the menu: Hamburgers, Hot Dogs. Salad, Chips and Dessert. My face is RED…..I did not anticipate the much larger quantity of salad needed. I APOLOGIZE!!!!!!! Attempting to do something “new” we decided that the Association would provide the picnic food and charge $2 for members and $4 for non members to give out door prizes. 80 people signed up (we were very happy about that) allowing $160 for the door prizes. Eight $20 gift certificates from Publix’s, Sweet Bay, Winn Dixie, Walmart, Sonny’s, Golden Corral, Village Inn and I-Hop were won by, Sandy Kendall, Shirley Tiratto, Betty LaForest, Peggy Lare, Delores Cady, Shirley Garner, Mary Bolin and Tom McComb. Ernest Cady won the 50/50 . (P.S Ernest & Delores Cady are not related to me.) MANY THANKS TO: Bobbi Gillis, Marielle Quain, Pat & Phyllis Grossi, Carol Albers, Colombe Remick and Mary Bolin for all of their help. Thanks to all who put the club house back in order and the “good fairy” who put everything away in the kitchen before I got back there to do it! Dot Cady
From orm’s desk It sure has been a hot and wet summer but September 22nd was the first day of Fall. Aren’t you glad that we don’t have to look forward to ice and snow and don’t have to think about shoveling or long underwear. Please be reminded that I cannot address a problem until I know it exists. Please feel free to call me or come by my office. My door is open and if I am not in you can call my cell phone @205-4080 or the office as I forward the office phone if I have to go out and Sandy is not there. Thank you for your cooperation and consideration. I have not taken a vacation this year due to my health but may take a little time later if things improve, both health wise and business wise. We have now started virtual tours of our re-sales on line but so far I don’t see an increase in activity. Please remember your lot rent is due on the first of the month and is past due on the 5th. Thank you for your promptness. Norm ________________________________________________________________________
Volunteering
Volunteering gives you an opportunity to change people’s lives, including your own. Volunteering allows you to meet people you otherwise wouldn’t meet. Volunteering expands your horizons. Volunteering helps you to understand other people who are different from you. Volunteering can give you a new perspective on your own life. Volunteering can help you change the way you view yourself. Volunteering gives you a chance to give back. Volunteering lets you share a skill that you have. Volunteering improves your physical, mental and emotional health. Volunteering allows you to support a cause you truly believe in.
So among the lists of the joys that the coming Fall brings, add volunteering to that list.
Easy One-Dish Ham Bake 1 pkg (16oz) frozen broccoli cuts, rinsed and drained 1 can cream of mushroom soup 1 can cheddar cheese soup 1 cup milk 3 cups cut up ham, chicken or turkey ½ teaspoon onion powder 2 cups bisquick 1 ½ cups milk Instructions: 1. Mix broccoli, soups, 1 cup milk, ham, onion powder. 2. Pour into a 13 x 9 ungreased pan 3. Mix bisquick and milk. Pour evenly over soup mixture and if desired sprinkle with parsley 4. Bake in 450 degress oven for 27-30 minutes or until golden brown. 5. Let stand at least 5 min, then serve. _____________________________________________________________________________________
Monthly Meal Potlucks are held every 3rd Thursday of the month at 5:30pm. Please bring a covered dish enough to serve at least 8 people and please, bring your own tableware, cups and beverage. Coffee usually is supplied. Watch the bulletin board for sign up sheets especially in *ovember/December for the holiday meals when special foods are needed. (THIS YEAR 2009, THA*KSGIVI*G A*D CHRISTMAS WILL BE HELD O* THE 4TH THURSDAY, WHICH IS THE HOLIDAY.) On a monthly basis we do ask for volunteers to host the monthly potlucks and this is the easiest thing to do. If interested in hosting, please contact any board member. In case you forget, always check the monthly calendar (last page) for the date. Come and enjoy your meal with all of your friends and neighbors!
Women’s Club On September 2nd, 22 ladies went for a breakfast at IHOP and they had a very good time. The Charity Committee and I want to thank everyone who brought school supplies for the less privileged students. Shirley Rouer and Mary Bolin took the supplies to Cox Elementary school and they were very appreciative. We could not have done it without all of you. Thanks again!!!! On September 30th at 10:00am there will be a Charity Meeting at the Clubhouse, please try to attend. Thanks to all the Ladies who have participated at the Memorial of Jim Gillis and also bringing food to Sherry Glatfelter’s home. Our Memorial Committee under the direction of Marge Otto and Shirley Rouer & Mary Bolin of the Charity Committee are doing a fantastic job and I thank them all. On October 7th, our next monthly meeting will be hosted by Mary Bolin and Shirley Rouer, so try and be there. PS: DO NOT FORGET TO BRING A CAN OF FOOD OR A BAG OF RICE OR BEANS FOR DAY STAR. You are the Cream of the Crop. Thank you and I will see you on Oct 7th at 9:30am. Marielle, President of the Women’s Club
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Why you should clean your rain gutters Have you ever taken a look at the gutters on your home? This is indeed an important part of maintaining your home, especially in these regions where rain and other weather conditions result in a great deal of fallen debris and large trees hanging over the roof. Over time, organic muck builds up in rain gutters, creating a prime growing area for all kinds of things. Some gutters can become so built up with debris that small trees and ferns actually take root in the gutter muck. Gutter‘s should be cleaned at least twice a year for this reason. Ignoring the task can create numerous problems, such as rotted fascia boards, water damage to the sides and roof of your home and even foundation problems and fading color of the sides of your home. If you do have trees or shrubs near your home, keep them well-trimmed. Damaged or collapsed gutters lead to more accumulation of gutter muck, which in turn leads to even more severe problems. Cleaning gutters can be very dangerous and time consuming. PLEASE, when using a ladder be very careful and make sure to use safety precautions and have someone available in case that you fall. One easy method for all of us seniors is to use a water hose to remove the leaves. All you need to do is turn up the water pressure on the spout and get an attachment that can concentrate the water and then you just spray it on the leaves to forcefully move them. On a hot day this could be fun and the water coming back can keep you cool. (smile)
“My Special Friend Bill” I’ll see you in the morning sun, I’ll look for you when evening’s done. I’ll hear your laughter thru the day. I’ll miss the times we worked and played, the jokes we shared will always be, A time of joy , the tears will cease. I’ll keep the wonderful things you made , I’ll cherish one and all. The one we always laugh about, is still hanging on my bathroom wall. I will not say, “Good bye ole friend,” For we shall meet, yet once again. Until that time, ole friend, of mine, I’ll watch for you at evening time. Together, we will laugh and say, “Hello ole friend, how was your day? In honor of a very special friend, Bill Glatfelter. “May the Angels be waiting to open the gates , make way, make way,” “The Mayor has arrived.” Just follow us, your chariot awaits.
We will, all of us remember you, Willie Stoever _____________________________________________________________________________________
Aspirin @ Bedtime 1. If you take an aspirin or a baby aspirin once a day, take it at night. The reason: aspirin has a 24hour “half-life”. Therefore, if most heart attacks happen in the wee hours of the morning, the aspirin would be strongest in your system. About Heart Attacks: There are other symptoms of a heart attack besides the pain down the left side of the arm. One must also be aware of an intense pain on the chin, as well as nausea and lots of sweating, however these symptoms may also occur less frequently. ,OTE: There may be no pain in the chest during a heart attack. The majority of people (about 60%) who have had a heart attack during their sleep, did not wake up. However, if it occurs, the chest pain may wake you up from a deep sleep. If that happens, IMMEDIATELY, dissolve 2 aspirins in your mouth and swallow them with a bit of water. Call “911” and state “Heart Attack” and that 2 aspirins have been taken. Take a seat on a chair or sofa and wait for their arrival and ……….DO ,OT LIE DOW,!!! (I received this via email from approximately 4 people and thought everyone should be aware of this. These tips may save your life. )
Our first ever Pig Roast and Costume party with music and dancing will be held Saturday, October 31st. Big Al “THE SINGING CHEF� will be roasting the pig and entertaining following the meal. There will be a costume contest, too. So mark your calendar and plan on joining in on the food and fun!!! Tickets will be going on sale in a few weeks. Watch the bulletin board for more information. Price of tickets, $12.00 per person
THIS GIVES US SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT WITH ALL OUR NEW ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY.
GPS A couple of weeks ago a friend told me that someone she knew had their car broken into while they were at a football game. Their car was parked on the green which was adjacent to the football stadium and specially allotted to football fans. Things stolen from the car included a garage door remote control, some money and a GPS which had been prominently mounted on the dashboard. When the victims got home, they found that their house had been ransacked and just about everything worth anything had been stolen. The thieves had used the GPS to guide them to the house. They then used the garage remote control to open the garage door and gain entry to the house. The thieves knew the owners were at the football game, they knew what time the game was scheduled to finish and so they knew how much time they had to clean out the house. It would appear that they had brought a truck to empty the house of its contents. SOMETHING TO CONSIDER IF YOU HA VE A GPS - DON'T PUT YOUR HOME ADDRESS IN IT. PUT A NEARB Y ADDRESS (LIKE A STORE OR GAS STATION) SO YOU CAN STILL FIND YOUR WAY HOME IF YOU NEED TO, BUT NO ONE ELSE WOULD KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE IF YOUR GPS WERE STOLEN.
CELL PHONES / never thought of this...... This lady has now changed her habit of how she lists her names on her mobile phone after her handbag was stolen. Her handbag, which contained her cell phone, credit card, wallet etc, was stolen. 20 minutes later when she called her hubby, from a pay phone telling him what had happened, hubby says 'I received your text asking about our pin number and I replied a little while ago.' When they rushed down to the bank, the bank staff told them all the money was already withdrawn. The thief had actually used the stolen cell phone to text 'hubby' in the contact list and got hold of the pin number. Within 20 minutes he had withdrawn all the money from their bank account. Moral of the lesson: DO NOT DISCLOSE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN YOU AND THE PEOPLE IN YOUR CONTACT LIST. AVOID USING NAMES LIKE HOME, HONEY, HUBBY, SWEETHEART, DAD, MOM, ETC. AND VERY IMPORTANTLY, WHEN SENSITIVE INFO IS BEING ASKED THROUGH TEXTS, CONFIRM BY CALLING BACK. ALSO, WHEN YOU'RE SENT A TEXT BY FRIENDS OR FAMILY TO MEET THEM SOMEWHERE, BE SURE TO CALL BACK TO CONFIRM THAT THE MESSAGE CAME FROM THEM. IF YOU DON'T REACH THEM, BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT GOING PLACES TO MEET 'FAMILY AND FRIENDS' WHO TEXT YOU.
*PLEASE PASS THIS ON* I never had much thought about the above before but as of now, no longer have 'home' listed on my cell.
Important notice Recently one of our residents, after leaving the doctors office, discovered that she had left her purse in the waiting room. When she returned to the doctor’s office, discovered that her purse was stolen. When she arrived home she then contacted a credit card company to report the card lost and was amazed that charges had already been made to the stolen card. As a caution: write down the name of the card (i.e. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, etc.), your account number on the face of the card and the 3 or 4 digit security code number usually on the back of the card. Then write down the toll-free phone number on the company that issued the card to you and file this information in a place where you can find it if you ever experience the same problem. You should do the same with other documents in your purse or wallet (i.e. drivers license, social security card etc.) _____________________________________________________________________________________
COFFEE HOUR There is a Monday morning coffee hour each week starting at 8am to 9am. There is always coffee brewing which is free to all residents and we do have donuts for those who are a little hungry and with a small charge of $.50 each for each donut. What a good way to meet some of your neighbors and start your week. The men are usually talking about the latest sport event on TV or some current political news item that is causing a stir in the world. (There is so much discussion that the world problems could be solved right here in Southfork by our locals.) (smile) On the other hand the women are always talking about the latest happenings right here in our own community. Just sitting at one of our tables of residents you can learn a lot about what is going here in Southfork and the surrounding community. There is no agenda or speakers and just a chance for our community to come together. Bring your smile and wit and we’ll furnish your coffee free. We would love to get to know all of our new residents and the others that have been in hibernation lately. Come join us on Monday’s!!!! _____________________________________________________________________________________
Pancake Breakfast The Activities Committee is in search of someone to chair the Pancake Breakfasts. If you would consider organizing the workers once a month, please contact Aggie Mitchell. Thanks you, Aggie
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Bingo is alive and well and still hopping every Wednesday night at 6:30pm. Join us for a night of (maybe) luck and listen to all the complainers who do not win. You will hear many “boos” to the people who win all the time and then tell us they never win……..But it is all in fun. ________________________________________________________________________
Metro Crime Prevention Metro Crime Prevention will give a crime prevention seminar on November 2nd, at 9a.m. in the clubhouse. Topics for discussion will include: Break ins, ID Theft, Car Jacking, Purse Snatching, Rape and Fraud. It is extremely important that we all make ourselves aware of proper crime prevention and what to do if a particular crime is committed on your person or property. This seminar should last about 45 minutes depending on how many questions come up for discussion. I hope to see you all there. Tony Trubiano _____________________________________________________________________________________
Annual Fall Carport Sale Start to clean out your closets, sheds etc. in preparation of the Fall carport sale. It will be held on Saturday, November 14th, from 8am to 12 noon. For the first time there will be coffee and donuts available and a bake sale in the clubhouse. There is always a lot of traffic through the park on this day so be prepared to make a little cash with all of your items.
Bunco Night th
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Monthly BUNCO night will start on Sunday, Oct 18 at 6:30pm and every 3 Sunday of the month thereafter. This is a dice game and something everyone can learn in 5 min. We will have someone to show all how to play the game and each person will get a copy of scoring etc. There must be multiples of 4 people for each table played. For each game played (at least 3 games), the losers from each table will move to the next table and have a different partner for the next game. The winners stay at the same table but change seats for each game not having the same partner. We will need alternates in cases of someone not being able to play, so if you are interested in being an alternate please let us know that also. There will be a $3.00 charge per person and 7 prizes given out by the end of the evening and the more people that play, the more the prizes will increase. Based on 12 people at $3.00 each we will pay out cash prizes such as:
Most Bunco’s
$10.00
Most Points
$6.00
Most Wins
$5.00
Most Losses
$3.00
(we never gave out prizes for a loss before)
Traveling Dice
$5.00
(last person holding the fuzzy dice)
Most mini Bunco’s
$5.00
Draw of name of no wins, losses etc.
$2.00 (people who have won nothing)
Everyone will have a chance to win something whether they lose or win. There should be a lot of laughter, fun and good friendship with an evening such as this. The traveling fuzzy dice will be the hit of the evening and the person getting a Bunco receives this until the next person gets a Bunco and the last person holding the fuzzy dice gets a prize. It is tossed from table to table…………. This game of BUNCO is played all across the USA in many communities and is played by all ages. On this Bunco night we will ask the players for some finger food to be brought in (such as chips & dip, cookies etc.) so we can enjoy and be a little festive. Every one brings their own refreshment drinks. So plan on a fun evening and look for the sign up sheet on the bulletin board at the clubhouse. We need to know how many will be attending so that we have enough tables set up. So instead of a boring Sunday evening, come and join us all for some fun. Any questions, please contact, Phyllis Grossi, 567-6105.
For Sale Wanted Roundabout Motorized Wheelchair w/batteries Asking - $1,500.00 (like brand new) Metal 5’ Ramp, Asking - $50.00 Leave message on Phone if interested 352-521-6603 Jo Bellows
For Sale
IS THERE ANYONE INTERESTED IN TEACHING BASIC COMPUTER LESSONS HERE AT SOUTHFORK? There are many people who would like to know the basics from turning on the computer to being able to find things and using the internet. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN TEACHING, IT CAN EITHER BE AT THE CLUBHOUSE OR THE INDIVIDUALS HOME. Please put up a sign up sheet with when you are available on the bulletin board at the clubhouse.
Technic Organ Asking $800.00 OBO, was over $2000.00 new. Includes, foot pedals and bench. In very good condition. If interested, experienced in giving beginner’s lessons, have background in music theory. Call Colombe Remick 352-567-5665
Avon: Catalogs are available if interested. Please call Tanya or Bobby Hahn @ 567-7125 or email @ tbhahnfl@yahoo.com
Local residents are looking for a handyman. They need, yard work done, little odd jobs, cleaning of carports etc. If anyone is interested please let the editor know and I will place this in the newsletter. I can also be reached via email at pkaygrossi@yahoo.com I can not advertise for any jobs that may require a permit or license (i.e. plumber, electrician etc.) or sale of homes!
5 Jim Stevens
12 Ellie Jacobs
19 Ed Bellnier
26 Bertha Starbird
11 Pat & Phyllis Grossi
18 Sandy Cornier
25 Pat & Phyllis Grossi
Southfork and Pelican Hall at BJ. Make sure they are locked.
4 BobHudak& Carol Erhet
Non-91 I emergencies. Call Tony Trubiano 813-992-0844 at Southfork
Monday Check Tuesday all doors at
27 Bob Murray
20 Jill Rand
13 Bob Murray
6 Pepe Formoso
If Pelican Hall at BJ is unlocked, call Joyce Hudak at 567-S826 and she will bring a key to lock the door. .
22 Tom Schultz
29 Tony Trubiano
28 John & Pam Orman
IS Tony Trubiano
8 Jack Estin
1 Jim Morvatz
Thursday
21 Laird Monahan
14 Charlie Jones
7 Ed Bellnier
Wednesday
eighborhood Watch Patrol
Sunday
30 Roy Hedges
23 Jim Morvatz
16 DonWeston
9 Laird Monahan
3 1 Jim Stevens
24 Joyce Hudak
17 Jim Stevens
10 Gordon Bell
3 Dave Garside
Saturday
October 2009 2 Bob Sollberger
Friday
Southfork
October 2009
Weekly Calendar of Events
Sunday : Church Of Your Choice … Softball @ 6pm _____________________________________________________________________________________ Monday:
Coffee @ 8am…… Line Dance @ 10am…… Women’s Poker @ 12:30 Men’s Shuffleboard @ 1pm…… Hand/Foot @6pm……Euchre, 6:30pm Ladies Golf _____________________________________________________________________________________ Mixed Shuffleboard 9am……Exercise @ 10am……Sequence @1pm Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm……Ladies Shuffleboard @ 3pm Men’s Poker @ 4:30pm ……Dbl Pinochle @ 6:30pm _____________________________________________________________________________________ Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Men’s Golf……Quilting@9AM…… Horseshoe’s @1pm Men’s shuffleboard @ 1pm……Burgers and Dogs @4:30pm to 6pm Bingo @ 6:30pm TRASH PICKUP @ AM ____________________________________________________________________________________ Thursday:
Hand & Foot @ 9am……Water Aerobics @9:45am Dominoes @1pm……Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm Horseshoes @3pm……Ladies Shuffle @ 3pm……Men’s Poker @ 4:30pm Yarn Hookers @ 6:30pm _____________________________________________________________________________________
Friday:
Mixed Shuffleboard @ 9am……Exercise @ 10am……Women’s Poker @ 12:30 Men’s Shuffleboard @ 1pm……Bid Euchre @ 7pm _____________________________________________________________________________________ “65” (Card Game) @ 7pm TRASH PICKUP @ am Saturday: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Special Monthly Events October 7th:
(Wed)
Women’s Club @ 9:30am
October 10th:
(Sat)
BLUE BAG CAD RECYLE PICK @ AM
October 15th:
(Thur)
Potluck Dinner @5:30pm
October 18th
(Sun)
Bunco Dight 6:30pm
October 19th:
(Mon)
Association Board Meeting@9:00am
October 24th:
(Sat)
BLUE BAG CAD RECYCLE @AM
(Sat)
Pig Roast & Costume party. (Watch bulletin board for details)
October 31
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Please, if any additions or deletions of the above are needed, please contact the editor!!!!