Southfork News “FOR THE RESIDENTS, BY THE RESIDENTS” RESIDENTS Happy Easter
April 2010
Easter is the Gift…. Easter is the gift of HOPE
Snow Birds
Easter is the gift of Peace Easter is the gift of Love
To all the snowbirds who will be leaving shortly, I have a question for you ..
Let us rejoice in HIM, He who gives all. May God bless you at Easter, And keep you all year through. May God give you all the faith it takes, To make your dreams come true. May His love and wisdom always help, To guide you on your way, May His light shine down upon you now, To bless your Easter Day.
On a regular basis I, send out emails to the snowbirds when there are any happenings here at Southfork, such as deaths, sickness of a resident etc. during the summer months. If there are any happenings or excitement (hurricanes) here that you would not necessarily know and would like to be kept up to date, I would gladly put you on my email mailing list.
I have quite a few that I send out regularly and my email address is: pkaygrossi@yahoo.com
One other thing is that I will continue ntinue to have newsletters published monthly even during the summer months and you can view them on line at: www.floridacommunities.com When you go into this web site, go to the bottom of the page and click on Southfork,, and when it comes up, click at the bottom on either monthly newsletters or the resale’s.
If you have any questions please give me a call at 567-6105. 6105. Looking forward to hearing from you and have a great summer to all.
Thanks, Phyllis Grossi, Editor
Newsletter 1
ewsletter Information Note, any information to be placed in the newsletter, must be submitted between the 1st and 15th 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
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Legend of the Dogwood Tree
An old and beautiful legend says that, at the time of the crucifixion, The dogwood was comparable in size to the Oak tree and other monarchs of the forest. Because of its firmness and strength it was selected as the timber for the cross, but to be put to such a cruel use greatly distressed the tree. Sensing this, the crucified Jesus in his gentle pity for the sorrow and suffering of all said to it: “Because of your sorrow and pity for My sufferings, never again will the Dogwood tree grow large enough to be used as a cross. Henceforth it will be slender, bent and twisted and its blossoms will be in the form of a cross - two long and two short petals. In the center of the outer edge of each petal there will be Nail prints - brown with rust and stained with red - and in the center of the flower will be a crown of thorns, And all who see this will remember.�
Sick List John Quain Peter Logosky
Joe Clifford Carolyn Thomas
Get well wishes to all! __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
I MEMORIAM Shirley Rouer Angelika Spahl Bill Otto
Sister passed away Mother passed away Sister passed away
Our condolences to the family and friends! __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ew Residents Jenny Bair & Maria Baker
10937 Tumbleweed Dr
Welcome to our community! __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Missing Kitchen Items Over time here in Southfork there have been many items taken from the Clubhouse Kitchen and it is becoming a concern. We have had Bread, Salt & Pepper Shakers, Can opener, Creamers, and some other items missing. It may sound trivial to some but it is not a funny matter any more. For the Italian Potluck in February a resident purchased 4 loaves of Italian bread and within the hour after they were delivered, 2 loaves were missing and lo and behold when the preparation for the dinner began and the committee went to slice the bread they discovered the missing bread. This took place between the 3:15pm and 5pm on that same day. Same thing happened to the missing salt/pepper shakers (2 different times) that were either thrown away or taken and preparation was being made for another dinner and a scurry to the store to buy more was made‌‌. We either have a childish prankster amongst us or an out right thief coming in. This must be stopped and at our last Association meeting it was voted on to lock the kitchen doors which has not happened. Instead, the Board made a decision to lock both kitchen doors of the storage area instead so that the rest of the kitchen area is available to everyone.. There are a few disgruntled residents over this decision but until someone can come up with a better solution, the situation of the locked storage doors will stay. Do you have a better suggestion or solution for all of this? We do have a suggestion box out in the lobby under the bulletin board and any and all suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. We are at our wits end trying to figure out all of these happenings and why this is going on. Why is this going on in our community that we are so proud of ? Submitted by, Phyllis Grossi
Help us to help all of you!!!!
French Toast Casserole 1 loaf (10 oz ) French bread, cut into 1-inch cubes (10 cups) 8 eggs 3 cups milk 4 teaspoons sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 3/1 teaspoon salt, optional For the topping: 2 tablespoons butter or margarine cubed 3 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon Maple syrup, optional Directions: Place bread cubes in a greased 13 in x 9 in x 2 in baking dish. In a mixing bowl, beat eggs, milk, sugar, vanilla and salt if desired. Pour over bread. Cover and refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight. Remove from the refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Dot with butter. Combine sugar and cinnamon, sprinkle over the top. Cover and bake at 350 degrees F for 45-50 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Let stand for 5 minutes. Serve with syrup if desired. ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Census Takers This Year 2010 The big question is – how do you tell the difference between a U.S. Census worker and a con artist? BBB offers the following advice: • If a U.S. Census worker knocks on your door, they will have a badge, a handheld device, a Census Bureau canvas bag and a confidentiality notice. Ask to see their identification and their badge before answering their questions. However, you should never invite anyone you don’t know into your home. • Census workers are currently only knocking on doors to verify address information. Do not give your Social Security number, credit card or banking information to anyone, even if they claim they need it for the U.S. Census. While the Census Bureau might ask for basic financial information, such as a salary range, it will not ask for Social Security, bank account or credit card numbers nor will employees solicit donations. • Eventually, Census workers may contact you by telephone, mail or in person at home. However, they will not contact you by e-mail, so be on the look out for e-mail scams impersonating the Census. Never click on a link or open any attachments in an e-mail that are supposedly from the U.S. Census Bureau.
For more advice on avoiding identity theft and fraud, visit www.bbb.org
from the Association President Dear Friends and Neighbors, 2010’s weather has been “chilly” but Southfork’s volunteers have kept busy and warm with activities. For the past 3 months the Women’s Club, Men’s Club, Red Hatter’s and the Association have kept the bulletin boards filled with many choices of things to do. The Association activities committee have already plans made for most every month. We need your help for June, July, August and September. Hattie Lane, Marti Witham, Carol Sanborn and Marilyn Wilson need your help. Please speak to them and let them know you appreciate what they are trying to do for you and give them some help. Many hands make the tasks a lot easier. Our St Patrick’s pot luck dinner is an example of that! Thanks to the many hands that purchased the supplies, prepared and cooked the wonderful corn beef, potatoes, cabbage and carrots and all those who brought a dish to share. We were entertained by an Irish singer who is friends with Bill & Betty Laforest and a wonderful group of young gals who entertained us with excellent Irish dancing. There were 90 people attending. Thank you all for the many hands that did the dishes and left the club house spotless! Dot Cady ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Special April Activities April 3rd
8 to 9am
Sausage Biscuit Breakfast
April 3rd
2pm
Crazy Hat, Pet Parade, Golf Cart parade
There will be prizes for each category above April 4th
4pm
Potluck Easter Dinner Ham and Turkey will be provided
Sign Up Necessary----------------------____________________________________________________________________________________________
ENJOY THE WARMTH OF THIS NEW SEASON OF SPRING!!!!!
From orm’s desk It was sure nice to see the sun shine again and spring is in the air!!!! Hopefully we will have a beautiful summer. We are starting to see some sales activity, people coming out and looking which is a good positive sign that maybe we are on our way to a recovery. I only wish the grass would grow as green as the weeds do. We are doing some needed painting and mending now that the weather is co-operating. Thanks for your understanding and consideration. Let’s keep Southfork clean and well kept, please pick up any debris and throw it in a trash can and if you see anything that needs our attention, please advise me and I will write a work order on it and get it attended to as soon as possible. Thanks, Norm ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Snowbirds reminder Did you remember to have someone take care of your home such as the weeding etc. while you are up North for the summer? Also, it might be a good idea to give a trust worthy neighbor or friend your house key to check the house at least once a month to make sure that you have no water leaks etc. This trustworthy friend should have your northern phone number and another phone number of a family member etc. in case they can not get a hold of you in an emergency. Remember in the summer months we may have some major storms or hurricanes (something we don’t even want to think about) and your house will need to be checked for leaks coming from the roof or other areas. We do have handymen available who can keep a schedule of maintaining your home all summer or until you are ready to return to Southfork. So again, its just a reminder so that all the homes are kept looking good while you are away. Have a great summer and we look forward to your early returns. ______________________________________________________________________________________________
HAPPY EASTER TO ALL!!!!!!!!!
Women’s Club On March 3rd, 41 ladies met in the Clubhouse for their monthly meeting. Brenda Knight, Carol Reno and Ginger Shanbeck were the hostesses for the month and did a beautiful job in decorating the Clubhouse for the St Patrick’s Day theme. We had a speaker from Meals on Wheels out of Zephryhills and her name is Ann Babbit. She was very interesting and one thing that she mentioned is they are short of drivers to deliver the meals. If you are interested in volunteering please contact us and we will give you her number. We presented her with a donation of $100.00 which was much appreciated. After the approval of all the committee reports we presented a check of $150.00 to Andy Davidson (our service man) who had a bad accident and he was happily surprised. The Charity committee likes to help different organizations in Dade City, but we like to help our own people also. Do not forget to pay your dues - $5.00 only for the year. We played a game of Trivia that was a lot of fun and this was followed by a sing along with Colombe Remick leading everyone and it ended with a fantastic luncheon. Our next meeting will be hosted by Mary Bolin, Mary Jo Dye, Bobbi Gillis and Nancy Steding. The Chili Dinner, our fundraiser, was held on March 13th and it was a huge success and we sold 130 tickets. We started out with our Mystery Auction and we had a good laugh when instead of having an auctioneer, we got an executive chef, but the matter was corrected (and you had to be there to appreciate this.) So our famous Auctioneer, Jim Morvatz, assisted by Craig Whitbeck with his very special auctioneer hat, did a fantastic job. Jim inherited his talent of auctioneering from his uncle, Elmer Morvatz. With songs and jokes he auctioned 18 mystery bags for a total of $91.00. Thanks Jim and Craig for a job well done! The auction was followed by the Chili Dinner (sit down) meaning everyone was served by our lovely waitress’s. This was a huge success only because of all the help of the ladies of the Women’s Club and to all the cooks and the help of the good men in our community who volunteered their time. Thanks again for a job well done!!!!!! Our next meeting is on April 7th at 9:30am and I hope to see all of you there. Marielle, President
A Comet in the Sky Some forty years ago a strange comet was discovered fast approaching our little corner of the universe. It was to arrive near Christmas time and was expected to far outshine Haley’s Comet which passes through our area every seventy six years. This comet was discovered by an East European named Kahotek and thus it was so named. One very early, frosty mid December morning, I bundled up and ventured out into the darkness to scan the heavens. I saw Kahotek in the early morning sky My how splendid he looked with his tail stretched three million miles across the landscape of space. And as I watched, he warmed my breast and made me glow. He told me of huge suns and strange galaxies from his distant past - and asked if I wanted to fly with him. I replied that in my heart I yearned to fly with him, but alas I am an earthling --Bound by my insignificance to the earth. And so --I wished him well on his timeless journey. Unfortunately Kahotek was some what of a bust and never did brighten the heavens as does Haley’s Comet which is due back in a few years. Submitted by, Tony Trubiano ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Coffee Honor System Just another little tidbit, we have a Coffee Honor System which was voted for in November by the members at the Association meeting because the cost of coffee supply items is increasing all the time. It will only cost $.25 a night for coffee and for all the coffee you can drink. You could not find a cup of coffee at this price any where in the world and the Association needs your help and sorry to those who do not approve. There is no other park anywhere that offers free coffee and we here are fortunate and spoiled over all the freebies we receive. If we don’t hear any good suggestions, who knows maybe coffee being served, may be stopped and I’m sure all the coffee drinkers will be highly disappointed. So help us try and solve this problem and put your concerns, ideas etc in the suggestion box in the lobby and please sign them or they will not be honored. Should we have an honor system at all??? Submitted by, Phyllis Grossi
__________________________________________________________ Food for Thought “I told my doctor I get very tired when I go on a diet, so he gave me pep pills. Know what happened? I ate faster.” ~Joe E. Lewis
Southfork Resident Quiz or How well do you know your eighbor’s Answers to last months Southfork Residents Quiz
Ernie Sluder and Joe Prokopek - elevator repair technicians Robert Anderson- Executive chief in a large hospital Pat & Phyllis Grossi -Owner’s of 2 Italian Restaurant’s John Quain - School teacher and heavy equipment operator Pete Logoyda and Bob Lynch - Airplane mechanics Shirlynn Collier - Licensing agent, United Van Lines Jim Peltier - Jim’s Export Inspections Tom Lososso - Airline Captain Jim Barnett - Expert woodworker Joe Koziol - Entertainer & Musician Jim Morvatz - Owner, Southern Signs and Banners Tom Geyer - Tire dealership owner Tom Morrison - Teenage clam digger and lobsterman Mel Kinney & John Quain - Model train enthusiasts Norm Spence - Recreational Vehicle Salesperson Marvin Dye - Agricultural and dairy farmer Larry Ruffner - Pest Control Service Company Elmer Morvatz - Morvatz Auction Service Don Duarte - Law enforcement officer Harvey Barber - Vice President of a wholesale florist chain Phyllis Grossi - Customer Service Supervisor for Vital Documents International Offsite Storage Co. Robert & Betty Toney - Owners, water conditioner sales & service facility Billie Moore - Professional upholsterer Robert Downs - Heating & Cooling technician Rodney Brown - Working as a funeral director and his son also owns a Funeral Home Marielle Quain - Purchasing Agent Dee Stipanovich - Early Intervention Specialist Assistant (Teachers Aide) Ted Stipanovich - Electrician Linda Brown - Registered nurse and still working
Were you surprised?? I was!!!! If you liked this page and would like to see more, submit your lifelong job, profession or hobby to either Phyllis Grossi or Jim Morvatz to be included in a future ewsletter Article like this one. If we get enough we will place it again in a future newsletter and if you have any other suggestions like this one, we would like to hear about it.
Emergency Information eeded Recently we have had a few cases of emergency’s here in Southfork and when the ambulance and paramedics arrive they have to know certain information about the individual involved. In case of a death there will also be police involved and this is vital information that they must have. They will request health notes and all prescriptions that are taken by the individual. Copies of all prescriptions and names of all the doctors of the patient are very crucial at the time they arrive and these should be kept in a wallet or purse for anyone who lives in the house and all should have a copy. On the side of your refrigerator, should be your doctor’s names, Emergency contacts and if a person has passed away there should be a name of the possible funeral director or crematory that will be used. This is a case when a buddy system is needed, especially for the singles that live alone. ames of children, their home and cell phone numbers are essential when anyone has to be admitted to a hospital or have any kind of medical care given and permission must be given by a member of the family only because of the HIPPA law. Work phone numbers of children should also be available. Trust is a factor here when giving out a key to your home in cases of any emergency. A key should be entrusted to a close friend or neighbor that you know will take care of calling the correct people and also to open a door in case of suspected illness when no one has seen or heard from you in a day or so. So with you and your entrusted buddy or neighbor have certain signals that they will know when you awake daily and that you are okay. If you don’t see an open blind or curtain it may be a signal to phone that person or pay a visit to see if they answer the door and are okay. A phone call daily would not be a bad idea to ensure that you are okay and that you are also checking in on your neighbor at the same time. Come on folks, don’t think it will not happen to you…………….In our age group it can happen to anyone and at any given time. Contact Tony Trubiano for the “FILE OF LIFE” packet that was given by the Pasco Sheriff’s Office with all the necessary information to fill out and it gives a step by step procedure to filling out the forms and a sticker to place on your front door and a magnetic strip for your refrigerator. He has given many of them out at the Association meetings and has more if you need them Also on the next page of this newsletter is a form that should be filled out and returned to Phyllis Grossi, (for those who have not filled out one or if any changes were made since you filled out the last one.) This is for emergencies and will be kept on file.
BETTER TO BE SAFE THE SORRY!!!!!!!!!! .
Southfork Emergency Disaster Planning % Southfork Homeowners Mobile Home Association 10852 Tumbleweed Dr Dade City, Fl 33525 This letter is being sent to all the residents that we do not have any emergency backup information for in case of a home being destroyed by some disaster. Try to use a contact not living here in the park in case they are in the same situation. This also is to be used if any other emergency occurs. This information will not be shared and will be kept by only the board. Here are a few questions we would like to ask you and for you to think about:
If your home was destroyed etc and you were either up North or on a vacation and the Park Manager was not available, how and who would you like to contact you and keep you updated? What do you expect Southfork to do in your case? Do you want the association to help out in any way?
The Association is putting together a plan in case of disasters/emergencies hitting Southfork and below is some of the information we need to get in contact with you or family. So please take a few minutes to fill this out and send back to the above address. You can also place it in the suggestion box in the hallway of lobby at the clubhouse or drop off at 11150 Mesquite Dr, to Attn of, Phyllis Grossi who is putting together a directory of Northern address and Emergency contacts. Name_______________________________________________________________________________ Spouse/Friend_________________________________________________________________________ Address______________________________________________________________________________ Phone #______________________________________________________________________________ Northern Street Address_________________________________________________________________ Northern City and State/Zipcode__________________________________________________________ Phone#______________________________________________________________________________ Emergency Contact_____________________________________________________________________ Address of contact______________________________________________________________________ Phone of contact________________________________________________________________________ Emergency Contact_____________________________________________________________________ Address of contact______________________________________________________________________ Phone of contact________________________________________________________________________ Emergency Contact_____________________________________________________________________ Address of contact______________________________________________________________________ Phone of contact________________________________________________________________________ Directory update needed for the Northern State that you moved from and you would like listed. State___________________Phone # Correction if needed_______________________________________
Thank you, Phyllis Grossi, Treasurer 11150 Mesquite Dr Dade City, Fl 33525 352-567-6105 Pgrossi@tampabay.rr.com
Volunteering I got to wondering if volunteers know something that the non-volunteers don’t know. Here is a short list of what volunteers know that non-volunteers don’t know.
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 of spring brings, add volunteering to that list. _____________________________________________________________________________________
ewspaper Recycling It has been noticed that many people are not using the paper recycling bin in the RV area and just disposing of all newspapers for the trash pickups on Wednesday and Saturday instead. For all of you newer residents, we have a large container located in the RV storage area that is located behind the homes on Brahman Drive. It was right near the road as you went in but it is now on the left side as you enter the RV area. There are also containers in the clubhouse, the pool area and in the RV storage area for aluminum cans. Recycling these items keeps them out of landfills, helps the environment and also helps the association with the money collected from the recycling companies.
Thank you.
Southfork Women’s Charity Committee The following items are suggestions for items to bring to our monthly meetings for the Food Pantry donations. (Canned ) fruit, vegetables, soup, tuna, meat, evaporated milk and juice. Peanut butter, Jelly or Jam, Crackers, Box Macaroni & Cheese, Rice-sm bags 1-5lbs, Pasta, Canned or Bottled Sauce, Dried Beans, Box Jello, Box instant Pudding, Cereal, Toilet Paper, Paper Towels, Bar Soap. Grocery store gift card (Winn-Dixie/Sweetbay.) Your help with this Charity project is greatly appreciated. Thanks for all you have given and still give. The Charity Committee _____________________________________________________________________________________
East Pasco Meals on Wheels Catalogs only for recycling A box is in the library for anyone desiring to donate catalogs for Meals on Wheels. The monies received through this recycling are used for the operation of this charity. All monies go directly to the organization. Anyone having questions, please call Carol Barnett (352-567-7605.) _____________________________________________________________________________________
East Pasco Meals on Wheels , 38145 15th Ave, Zephyrhills, Fl 33542,
813-782-7859
This group is not affiliated with the government funded Meals on Wheels but is an individually run group who cook at least 95 home style cooked meals a day for elderly or home bound people and they get one hot meal a day at least 5 days a week. Meals consist of soup or salad, entrĂŠe with 2 vegetables, dessert. Age is not a criteria, and available to anyone who is unable to prepare a proper hot meal. Call for information! They are in desperate need of volunteer drivers and need help ASAP. They operate on 100% donations received from individuals & groups and also need donation of food items. Please call the number listed above or contact them at epmow@verizon.net or www.epmow.com
Wanted: For Sale Roundabout Motorized Wheelchair
w/batteries
Asking - $1,500.00 (like brand new) Metal 5’ Ramp, Asking - $50.00 Leave message on Phone if interested
A gently used 3 wheeled ladies bike. Doesn’t have to be perfect but must be usable. Please call 727-327-3115 in the evening or leave a message. This is a St Petersburg number and we will get back to you. Ed & Jeanne Bittman, 11207 Ewing Dr.
352-521-6603 Jo Bellows
Pet Sitting Lessons Beginner’s music lessons offered in your home for organ/keyboard/accordion. I have background in music theory and taught for several years. You’re not too old to learn. Reasonable fee. Call Colombe Remick 352-567-5665
Will pet sit, at your house or mine. One on one attention, not a kennel. Paula Campbell 38709 Brahman Dr 352-437-4538 Handyman Available
Avon: Catalogs are available if interested. Please call Tanya or Bobby Hahn @ 567-7125 or email
Steve Coker does inside and outside jobs, even hanging curtains or blinds, touch up painting, power washing, yard work, shuttle to the airport, seasonal maintenance, computer training etc.
@ tbhahnfl@yahoo.com
Call Steve, 813-695-0451
For Sale Necchi Espirea sewing machine in cabinet with chair with storage under seat. Works perfectly! Asking $75.00. If interested call or stop in. (Booklet & Oil) included Irene Logosky, 11039 Maverick Dr 352-567-6661
teachermusic@tampabay.rr.com License # 081820
5 H.H.
4
Bill Steding
25
18
Harvey Barber
11
26
Willie Morris James Knight
19
12
Gerald & Lyle Wallace
Ray Pilon 352-567-6619
Tony Trubiano 813-992-0844
Happy Easter
Blue Jay
Monday
Southfork
Sunday
Ted Sternhart
27
20
Pat Grossi
13
6
Arnie Colbert 813-437-4318
Harmony Heights
Tuesday
28
Bill Stricklen Phil Ghiata
21
14
Jan & Mel Hughes
7 H.H.
Wednesday
Neighborhood Watch
Jim Morvatz
29
22
Jim McAdams Tom Losasso
IS
8
Shirley & John Soule
1 H.H
Thursday
30
Jim Stevens
23
16
Gary Dollof Arnie Colbert
9 H.H.
2
Friday
April 2010
24
John Clemons
17
10
Shirley Bisson Judy Walsh
3 H.H.
Saturday
Southfork
April 2010
Weekly Calendar of Events
Sunday : Church Of Your Choice … _____________________________________________________________________________________ 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……Bridge @ 1pm.…..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 Bible Study @12:30.…..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 April 1st
(Thur)
Men’s Club
April 3rd
(Sat)
Sausage, Biscuit Breakfast 8-9am
April 3rd
(Sat)
Crazy Easter Hat, Pet Parade, Golf Cart parade
April 4th
(Sun)
Bunco night (cancelled because of Easter dinner)
April 4th
(Sun)
Easter Dinner 4pm
April 7th
(Wed)
Women’s Club 9:30am
April 10th
(Sat)
BLUE BAG CAG RECYCLE PICK @ AM
April 15th
(Thur)
Potluck 5:30pm
(Sun)
Bunco night 6:30pm
April 19th
(Mon)
Board Meeting 9am
April 24th
(Sat)
BLUE BAG CAG RECYCLE PICK @ AM
April 18
th
9am
2pm
IF ANY CHANGES OR DELETIONS, PLEASE CONTACT PHYLLIS BY THE 15TH!