Southfork News “For the Residents, by the Residents” Merry Christmas
December 2015
The Greatest Gift The greatest gift at Christmas time is one we all may give.. A friendly smile that helps to make, life easier to live. A kindly thought, a helping hand, to show someone we care, to let them know how much it means to us to have them there. The greatest gift at Christmas time, costs not a cent to buy. It’s being a good neighbor as days and months go by. It’s offering a shoulder when someone needs a lift and so I pray this Christmas Day… That this
Every year at Christmas time I will see no snow, instead my days are spent in the Florida sun’s warm glow.
I have the best of Christmas, the lights, the gifts, the bells, the weather that fits right in with the Merry Christmas that I know.
may be your gift.
I can walk and run in shorts & sandals play out in the sun and that is what Christmas in Florida is all about and much fun!.
Merry Christmas from your editor!
Newsletter 1
Newsletter 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, pkaygrossi@aim.com or drop off the information at 11150 Mesquite Dr. All newsletters can be viewed in color on the web site @ www.floridacommunities.com (click on Southfork at bottom of page.) Suggestion Box Suggestion Box is to be used to deposit, Annual Dues, Letters to the Board etc. All letters must be signed or they will not be honored. Office of Southfork 10808 U.S. 98, Dade City, Fl 33525 Phone: (352) 523-0022,
Fax: (352)523-0611
After Hours: (352)206-4080
_________________________________________________________________________ ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: President
Tom Geyer
2014-2016
Vice President
Jim McAdams
2014-2016
Secretary
Peggy Elkins
2014-2016
Treasurer
Mike Gallagher
2014-2016
Directors: Priscilla Medeiros
2014-2016
Hollis Adams
2014-2016
Harvey Barber
2015-2017
Roger Layne
2015-2017
Mary Freund
2015-2017
Emergency CONTACT NUMBERS IN PASCO COUNTY (911) Pasco Cty Sheriff 352-521-5131 Hurricane Updates 800-427-8340
Dade City Police 352-521-1493 Sheriff non-emerg 727-847-8102
Sick/Prayer List. Mary Bolin Lora Clowes Bill Coffman Linda Dickinson Charlotte Lynch Get Well Wishes To All! In Memoriam Gerry Lovelace
Resident passed away
Mike Gallagher
Mother passed away Our condolences to the family and friends! New Residents Paul & Shera Lemley
11121 Mustang
Terry Sargent
11033 Mesquite Dr
Welcome to our Community of Southfork! Wedding
Anniversary
Burt & Sandy Case
12/2
Gary & Rosanne Mentro
12/18
Bob & Wilma Thompson
12/18
Howard & Linda Dickinson
12/21
Bill & Pat Denton
12/27
Mike & Faye Gallagher
12/31
We are putting line dancing on hold until the first of the year. But. Remember, always vine to the right. Kathy Gallick
from Tom’s desk. Hello Southfork, We had a very good welcome back B.B.Q. dinner for all people in the park. Thanks to all that helped and to Bahr’s Propane for furnishing the meat and cooking it on site. It is the holiday season and we are having a decorating party in the clubhouse on Dec 4th at 3pm. Please plan to attend. Please see enclosed in this newsletter a separate page on this. The Golf Cart parade will be in Dec 22nd at 6pm. Hot Chocolate and Cookies afterwards at the Pavilion, weather permitting. A Christmas Potluck will be held on the 25th at 4pm. Park Managers will provide the turkey and the ham. Sign up to bring your favorite dish. New Year’s Eve party will feature the music of Sam Kisner, so come and dance the old year away. We will have a Buffet so you can enjoy the night. Bring your favorite person and your favorite beverage. The cost is $15.00 per person. Judy and I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy and Healthy New Year. Tom G.
SOUTHFORK ANNUAL ASSOCIATION MEETING The January meeting has been designated by our by-laws to be the first meeting of the fiscal year with any elections/changes needed and to be voted on. Pleased plan to attend and learn what’s happening in Southfork! The meeting will be held in the clubhouse on January 25th, 2016 @ 9am sharp. It’s your neighborhood too! With our combined efforts we can make our community a better social environment with better communication to everyone. We need everyone’s support to help and vote on issues that are important to our community. You the homeowners must have your yearly dues paid by January 10th in order to vote on any issues. The annual dues is $20.00 per household and only one vote per household. Payment should be submitted to Secretary, Peggy Elkins, 11044 Ewing Dr or place in the suggestion box in the lobby of the clubhouse. We will be looking forward to seeing you at the meeting. Tom
December Entertainment Series John Timpanelli 12/08 @7pm
$7.50 per person
Tin Pan Alley Productions
John Timpanelli is legendary in our area. He may be a solo act, or he may bring a troupe of singers. We have enjoyed his style of entertainment in past years. As in the past, this show will sell-out. Doors will open at 6:15pm. We believe an enjoyable evening awaits you.
Women’s Club
On November 4th 35 ladies met in the Clubhouse for their monthly meeting. After the Pledge to the Flag our speaker Mr. R. Regatto of the Sheriff Dept spoke to us for more than 1 hour and he was so interesting, gave us some pointers how to defend Ourselves in case of being attack in parking lots and other places. There was an exchange of questions and answers and again very informative. We will have him again and you cannot have too much information on how to protect yourselves, your house, your pet etc. We gave him $100.00 for the Project that they have for the buying of K-9 Protective vests. We had our regular meeting with reports from the committees and we talked about the Bazaar and we are ready. Everyone knows what to do. Please bake for us, we need bake goods and bring them around 7:00 am on the 21st. The set-up is on Friday the 20th. This bazaar is the backbone of our Committee and this is how we can give donation to Charities. Then we talked about our next meeting on Dec. 2nd when we will have our Christmas Party. Your 2015 dues have to be paid in order to attend. This is being paid for by the Women’s group which your dues are a part of and no fee attached to the members. If you would like to be in the Christmas exchange game you should bring a gift (optional) of $10.00. This should be a fun Christmas Party. Kathy Gallick mentioned that Line Dancing will be postponed until January 4th. Nancy McCallan mentioned that bridge is starting now, every Wednesday at 1:00 pm. We celebrated all the birthdays of November including the summer birthdays of all snowbird members. A special thanks to Betty Butler of Maverick Dr. who worked very hard to get our speaker. We closed the meeting at 11.30am. Marielle
Application for Southfork Mobile Homeowners Association $20.00 per year, year 2016 due in January
First/last Name ____________________________________________________________ Spouse/Other _____________________________________________________________ Address___________________________________________________________________ Phone Number _____________________________________________________________ Deposit in Association Suggestion box in the lobby of the clubhouse (Envelope stating Association Dues).. ______________________________________________________________________________ Application for Southfork Women’s Club $5.00 per year, year 2016 due in January
First/last Name_______________________________________________________________ Address ____________________________________________________________________ Phone Number_______________________________________________________________ Deposit in Women’s Suggestion box in the lobby (Envelope stating Women’s Club dues) Santa May Be Late! I’m writing this note to remind you, that inflation has taken away, the things that I hold most essential. My workshop, my reindeer, my sleigh and now I’m making my rounds on a Donkey. He’s old, he’s crippled, he’s slow………….So you’ll know if I don’t see you at Christmas, that I’m out on my Behind in the snow up North or the sand here in Florida!
SOUTHFORK ‘S FAMOUS BREAKFAST’S ARE BACK!
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5th @ 8AM TO 9AM $3.00 PER PERSON MENU INCLUDES: Pancakes (plain or blueberry), SCRAMBLED EGGS SAUSAGE PATTIES, COFFEE, TEA AND ORANGE JUICE.
After spending a pleasant morning at the pool with "The Southfork Aqua chatters, that would be the gals that enjoy our beautiful pool daily, uuuummmmhhhh, and why were two fire trucks and two rescue vehicles summoned to Southfork?? Uuuummmmhhhh, ok that would be a story for another day! Teehee As I approached Wilds Road, a vision appeared. I experienced a pleasant, smiling, and very handsome man approaching me, suspenders in place. My very first thought was, "You've made my day." Marvin and Mary Jo are back in Southfork. All is well. Marvin and Mary Jo Dye live at 11054 Mustang Drive, have been Southfork residents for 20 years. Marvin's parents lived in Pasco County, after visiting they too decided to retire to Pasco, another blessing for Southfork. Apparently they were friends with Elmer and Betty Morvatz, helping them make their decision. Mary Jo's sister resided in Bradenton. When they arrived they had full view of the fertilizer plant, not too many homes at that time. Four children, 11 grand children and 10 Great grand children. Marvin served on HOA board, if you like your French toast crispy, Marvin will accommodate, always working our monthly breakfasts, and Mary Jo serving coffee, juice, etc., along with both chairing our Recycle Party. Mary Jo will be happy to show you a few good moves on the shuffleboard court, and Marvin will do the same. We have their company for about 6 months, when they leave to enjoy their beautiful farm, about 39 acres in Ohio. I had the pleasure of viewing pictures of their home, as one would suspect, beautiful. Tractors, suspenders and Holstein cows. As Marvin worked his farm, Mary Jo tended to children, gardening, and book work. None too easy a job. They met at a Grange Dance, dated for a few years and married in 56. With Marvin in the service, they traveled to Germany, returning in October of 57, giving birth to their first child soon thereafter. Two people who are willing to give of their time to make Southfork the congenial environment we all enjoy. Thank you Marvin and Mary Jo. We all thank you. Submitted.
Kathy Gallick
DECEMBER 2015 IN SOUTHFORK 12/6 – Hanukkah begins at sunset and ends 12/14. Happy Hanukkah! 12/7 – National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. We should never forget all the casualties and the infamous day that will go down in history! God Bless America! 12/25 – Christmas Day – Merry Christmas to all and safe traveling to those visiting family and friends during the Yule Time season!!! 12/31 – New Year's Eve – send out 2015 - welcome 2016!! Celebrate with us at the club house - great entertainment, food & friends. We hope everyone had a super 2015 and that our new year brings good health and happiness to all! HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL THE DECEMBER 'SWEET THINGS'!!!! We hope you are enjoying our “Who In the 'Southfork' World Is This?” section. Thanks for your feedback and fun comments about our “babes” of mystery. Now we can reveal the names of those adorable folks from November newsletter!!! (More pics, please!) #1 – KATIE BELLNIER–born Katie Copley on November 12th in Auburn, New York and raised there. She and Ed moved to FL in 1964 and to Southfork in 2008. We all know Katie from all her volunteer work she's done in our community. If you don't know Katie, you soon will! #4 – Yep, ED BELLNIER–born on December 5th and raised in Auburn, New York. He met Katie through his brother, Paul. When Ed returned from Korea, he told Paul he should find him a sweetie and Paul said his girlfriend, Roberta (Bobbie), had three sisters. Ed met Katie and they actually married before Paul and Bobbie did!!! Way to go Ed and Katie! #2 – We know this 'wee one' as PETE LOGOYDA-born in Perryopolis, Pennsylvania June 19th. He and wife, Dixie, moved to Southfork 14 years ago and they both have been a pillar in our community ever since. Pete is a retired aircraft mechanic. #5 – You guessed this beauty! DIXIE LOGOYDA–born as Dixie Fulmer in Lowber, Pennsylvania on January 20th and raised in that area too, not far from the famous Perryopolis! A very proper lady with a broad spectrum of talent has blessed our community (along with hubby, Pete) in so many ways. Hope you read Kathy Gallick's special feature on these two in the last issue. Great info, Kathy – great folks! #3 – Last - not least – LARRY RUFFNER-born November 12th in Mason, Illinois, raised in and around there and Effingham. He spent his time there as owner and operator of a pest control business. He had a well-known band that performed in Central IL – “Larry Dale & The Rockin' Robins” in the 1960's. (I was one of his 'groupies' in the early 60's)! He and his family moved to FL in 1976 and he continued his pest control business and entertaining. He's made several CDs to carry on his legacy and love for music! By the way, Larry and Katie Bellnier share the same birthday – November 12th - same year! Ironic, Katie and Larry were born on the same day and live two doors from each other now!!!!
“SOUTHFORK”
#1 Wow Hollywood, how did you miss this one? This handsome young man was born and raised in the northeast. He has been in Southfork over 15 years.
#2 My goodness! What a beautiful mom and daughter! Well, little one was born north Midwest and raised there too. She moved to Southfork five years ago to escape and cold. She’s a busy body for sure. sure!
#4 Oh my….here is another handsome Dude who probably had to fight all the young ladies off! He was born in the Midwest and brought his lovely bride to Southfork less than five years ago.
#3 This is one pretty little three year old all dressed up for the Easter Parade and everywhere to go! She was born way up north and raised there too and has called Southfork her home for more than 18 years!
#5 Another Little Princess who was born and
raised in the Midwest and she’s just as pretty today as then! This tiny little gal and her hubby moved to Southfork over 10 years and less than 15 years ago.
Sheriff Dept info Sheriff Dept Non-Emergency Number
727-847-8102
The women’s club had a guest speaker from the Sheriff’s Dept and it was so interesting and informing and he spoke for 1 hour. Do you all recall the so called “meat truck” who every now then appears in our community????? Well he told us all to immediately call the non-emergency number (listed above) for the sheriff dept and they would have someone come out to check on it. Always try to get the license number to report. He stated we should never tell the person we are calling the sheriff number because they will take off. The sheriff said they would ask for license info and get the person out of our area. Another good tip given is: never use your home address on your GPS and use another number in the area. This way if your GPS is stolen they can’t trace you to your home. An address here in Southfork that can be used and does not belong to anyone is: 10808 Tumbleweed. Be safe and not sorry!!!! Old Christmas Cards Please save all the covers from your Christmas cards (any greeting cards) and place them in the designated box in our Library up through and including mid January. They will be sent to a group who uses them to decorate Christmas stockings for prisoners. They used our cards from last year and distributed over 1000 stockings. They sent Southfork a very nice thank-you. Thanks in advance!! Carol Barnett Thank you I want to thank everyone for their cards and prayers.
It
meant a lot to me. Knowing I have so many friends helped me cope with everything.
Thanks to all of you, Nona Gardner
ANNUAL HAND AND FOOT TOURNAMENT SATURDAY, JANUARY 23rd, 2016 AT 10:45AM. There will be cash prizes and the sign up sheet is on the bulletin board. Deadline for signing up is January 19th, 2016 for a count only. Entry fee is $7.00 per person in advance. Tables of 4 only, first come, first serve after all entry fees are received! No refunds if you do not show for the tournament. Please check bulletin board at the Clubhouse for the sign up sheet. All entrants, please bring a finger food. Coffee will be supplied and you must bring your own drinks. This is our 8th tournament and this year the fee is raised to help defray the cost of the coffee/creamers and all coffee setups, paper supplies used for the tournament.. $5.00 of this will be given out in prize money. You only have to bring the snacks!
Woman Driver
A wife was making a breakfast fried eggs for her husband. Suddenly, her husband burst into the kitchen. “Careful,” he said, “CAREFUL!” Put in some more butter! Oh my gosh! You’re cooking too many at once. TOO MANY! Turn them! TURN THEM NOW! We need more butter. Oh my gosh! WHERE are we going to get MORE BUTTER? They’re going to STICK! Careful, CAREFUL! I said be CAREFUL! You NEVER listen to me when you’re cooking! Never! Turn them! Hurry up! Are you CRAZY? Have you LOST your mind? Don’t forget to salt them. You know you always forget to salt them. Use the salt! USE THE SALT! THE SALT! The wife stared at him. “What in the world is wrong with you? You think I don’t know how to fry a couple of eggs? The husband calmly replied, “I just wanted to show you what it feels like when I’m driving” Pat and I would like to thank all the friends here at southfork who said prayers and gave us moral support this past year . It has been a tough year for pat and me and we are deeply grateful for all of the kindness we have been shown. Thanks can't can hardly be enough. We are truly grateful to live In such a caring community. Respectfully , Pat and Phyllis Fisher
“Southfork Christmas Tree Decorating and Cookie Swap “ Do you remember? When we celebrated Christmas “just simply”! Let’s do it again!!!!!! Getting together with old and new friends to sing Christmas Carols, Deck the Hall and Trim the tree. This year we will also have a “Cookie Swap” – bring one dozen cookies w/recipes and take one dozen different cookies home. We offer coffee and hot chocolate on that day, so some of those cookies may not make it home! This is the time of year for good fellowship and peace and what a time of year to celebrate. With most of our snowbirds back, we in this community are a family and we would like for everyone to come out and be together on this great festive event! December 4th @ 3pm Sponsored by the Southfork Association
Christmas Dinner @ Clubhouse Dec 25th, 4 PM
On Christmas, usually all the family members, collect at their parents or grandparents house for a Christmas dinner. So we here in Southfork will be a replacement on this special day and all will come together to enjoy this fantastic dinner. The Park Managers will provide Ham & Turkey. Bring a dish to share for 8-10 people and the rest of the dinner is potluck style. Remember to bring your own table service. Tea and coffee will be provided, but you may bring a different beverage if you prefer. Please sign up at the Clubhouse so we know how many Hams/Turkey have to be purchased. Sponsored by the Southfork Association/Park Managers
PLEASE SIGN UP SO WE CAN PLAN
Annual Christmas Golf Cart Parade Tuesday , Dec 22st, 6 pm (ANOTHER SOUTHFORK TRADITION)
Come one, come all, and join with all of your friends and neighbors for our annual Christmas Golf Cart parade. Plan to leave the clubhouse at 6pm for a tour of Christmas lights at Southfork, Blue Jay and Harmony Heights. Upon completion of the parade we will return to the pavilion for a bonfire, caroling, hot chocolate and cookies. If you don’t want to take the tour of Christmas lights, please meet us at the pavilion. Hope to see you all there, don’t forget your chairs!!!
We would like to see decorated carts but that is not a must because we want everyone to come out and enjoy the evening.. If you do not have a cart, maybe you could ride with one of your neighbors. We would like to see all of you and kick this Christmas week off with a lot of fun. Remember, Refreshments at the Pavilion following the parade!
Thank you and sponsored by the Homeowners Association.
NEW YEAR’S EVE AT SOUTHFORK DECEMBER 31, 2015
Come join us on New Year’s Eve at the Clubhouse for an evening of good music – good food – good friends – good fun! WHEN: Dec 31st from 8:00pm until ?? (as long as all can stay awake). MUSIC: Featuring “Sam Kistner”. . . .who returns to party away the year end. His vocals and music style always entertains. FOOD: A finger-food buffet will be served around 9:00 – 9:30pm. There will be a little of something for everyone. COST: $15.00 per person which includes music – food – and all the fun. Tickets will not be sold at the door. TICKETS: Jim McAdams, Tom Geyer, Bob Elder
NOTE: This is a BYOB event.
Saturdays @9am @ Clubhouse We now are a new group which will focus on healthy living which includes healthy eating and appropriate exercise for your physical ability. Fee to join is $5.00 per year. There will be an optional 50/50 weekly and the best loss of weight for the week will be the winner. We will also have a “gainer fee” and that means if you gain any weight for the week you must pay a quarter. No other money is needed!!! We already have a small group started and we are inviting all who may be interested to come and join us. I hope all interested people will come to find out what we are all about. Part of the agenda weekly is a walk around the clubhouse (optional/if you’re not able) (starting at back door/returning to back door) to get us started and getting used to some sort of exercise. Nutritional programs will be the agenda weekly and we hope you will bring some ideas with you to help out the group. This will be a new challenge here in the community and nothing commercial about it with everyone getting healthy and stronger because of better eating habits. This is also open to all outsiders and communities here in the area. So if you know of anyone outside the park who would be interested, let them know to come to this class. Thanks, Phyllis Grossi Any questions, contact me at 567-6105 or email me @ pkaygrossi@aim.com
PS Anyone joining before January 1st, dues are free until January, 2016.
Southfork Ambulance Service Program Annual Membership Meeting December 11,2015 A 10:00am, Clubhouse New and Renewal memberships here. Definition: The “Ambulance Service Program” is a fee paid (annually) membership organization. Purpose, to assist members paying “Pasco County Emergency Rescue Squad” fees. Pasco County EMT/911 Ambulance services now approach $700.00 per trip. Membership: All individuals residing in Southfork are eligible. All residents need not join. All member’s rights and voting powers are equal. Any rule changes, would require membership majority vote at an annual meeting. Dues – Fees: New membership coverage to begin (7) seven days after payment is received. The initial new member fee is set at $15.00. Term: A one year agreement, beginning January 1st, thru December 31st. All dues, either new or renewing are due by January 1st. There are no provisions to prorate short term dues. . All benefits expire on December 31st. Late renewals are subject to the (7) day delay, the same as a new member. Benefit: Most hospitalization plans add a $100-$200 co-pay fee for ambulance service. Our Ambulance Service Program would pay to our user member $150.00 per usage, limited to two calls per year. Payment is restricted to an Emergency (911) call from anywhere in Pasco County. Example: Heart Failure, Stroke, Falls, Breathing Problems or any EMT determined emergency. We pay in addition to any insurance owed to you. As of this date, we have assisted (18) members. Please contact Jim McAdams with any questions (352-206-2754).
New resident enjoying the meal.
Another new resident of Mesquite
Lonnie & Linda….are we done yet?
Carolyn… do we have any more of that?
These 2 pages are of the welcome back party at the pavilion which was sponsored by the HOA. Bahr’s Propane were the preparer of the meat served and the rest was prepared by the activities committee. Great time was had by all!!!!
The 2 cooks from Bahr’s
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Who loves auctions? There is an auction every Thurs at 6pm and Sunday at 6pm in Dade City behind the empty car dealers(Pasco Motors) in Dade City. They have food items, pantry items, antiques, household and yard items and so much more. Can even bid on bread & coffee, detergent and cheaper than at the supermarket and as low as $1.00. Contact: Patty Grossi Crowe for further info at 215-534-7256 America's Auction 14401 8th St.Dade City, FL _______________________ Avon: Catalogs are available. Call Tanya or Bobby 567-7125 tbhahnfl@yahoo.com _______________________ Need Help House cleaning and Lawn Service, by Bea 813-562-0633
Services Offered
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Homecare Do you need help with daily living? Did an illness or procedure limit your ability to care for yourself? I have over 30 years experience helping people in their homes. I am a qualified HHA/CNA and homemaker that will assist you with daily living for very reasonable rates. References available upon request. For more information call (352) 5677702 Ask for Maureen ________________________
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Weekly Calendar of Events Sunday Church of Your Choice…”May I” card game @6pm ________________________________________________________________ Monday
Coffee Hour @8am… (Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm… Hand & Foot @6pm Euchre @6pm
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Trash Pickup AM…(Fall/Winter) Mixed Shuffleboard @9am… Exercise @10:30am…Sequence @1pm…(Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm…(Fall/Winter) Ladies Shuffleboard @3pm Bowling (Zephyrhills) @noon…Poker @5:00pm…
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Recycling pickup 1st & 3rd Wednesday…… Quilting @9am… Bridge @1pm…(Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm…Bingo@6:30pm, doors open @5:00pm
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Hand & Foot @9am…Dominoes @1pm…(Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm…(Fall/Winter) Ladies Shuffleboard @3pm Poker @5:00pm…”Alley” Board game @6pm…
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Trash pickup… (Fall/Winter) Mixed Shuffleboard @9am…Exercise @10:30am…(Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm… WII FIT @9am
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Weigh to Go @9am…”65” game @6pm…Poker @5pm…
Dec 2nd (Wed)
Women’s Club 9:30am (Christmas party/exchange gift)
Dec 4th (Fri)
Men’s Breakfast 9am (@Smitty’s)
Dec 4th
(Fri)
Tree decorating & Cookie Swap 3pm
Dec 5th
(Sat)
Pancake Breakfast 8am
Dec 8th
(Tues)
Entertainment (John Timanelli) 7pm
Dec 10th (Thur)
Health Seminar 10am (“Wellness after 55”)
Dec 11th (Fri)
Ambulance annual meeting 10am
Dec 13th (Sun)
Card Bingo 6pm (don’t forget your $2.00 in dimes)
Dec 21st (Mon)
Assn Officers/Directors 9am
Dec 22nd (Tues)
Golf Cart Parade 6pm
Dec 25th (Fri)
Christmas Potluck
Dec 27th (Sun)
Card Bingo 6pm (don’t forget your $2.00 in dimes)
Dec 31st (Thur)
New Year’s Eve party
4pm
8pm
Look for info in the insert of newsletter about the Health Seminar’s coming to our community. They will be the 2nd Thurs of each month and the first one is Thursday, Dec 10th.