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Lake Park Santa Ana North
1510 Fairhaven Avenue
Santa Ana, CA 92705
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Park Management
714-633-2141 – Office
714-996-6600 – Emergency
Davina Vosgien
Manager & Senior Sales Agent
Wayne Vosgien
Manager, Facilities & Operations
Social Club Board of Directors
President Dan Miller, 714-390-5024 DGM912@aol.com
1st Vice President Scott McKee, 714-925-7572 s-mckee@att.net
2nd Vice President
Jodi Faber, 714-345-4662 jodi.faber@yahoo.com
Treasurer
Lynn Dahnke, 714-713-1442 LMDahnke@gmail.com
Secretary
Beverly McDougall, 714-655-7093 beverlymcdougall@yahoo.com
Members At Large
Ron Ruvalcava, 714-883-0506 golfer_rpr@yahoo.com
Bonnie Kamp, 714-454-6601 FamilyKamp@gmail.com
Jeff Cantrell, 714-357-2140 JeffACman@sbcglobal.net
Kim Cantrell, 714-403-3524
KimCantrell@hotmail.com
Clubhouse Reservations
Marj Cano, 917-855-8431
Mcano47@gmail.com
• December Social Club Dinner
• President’s Message
• We Care
• Toys for Tots
• Resident Directory Update
• Call for Nominations
• Halloween Recap in Photos
• A Message from Management
• Faith, Hope, and Love
• December Calendar
• January Preliminary Calendar
• Giggles & Groans
• October 2025 Minutes
• November 2025 Minutes
Dahnke, Newsletter
Monthly Social Club Dinner
Saturday, December 13th
5:00 p.m. – Social Hour & Photos
6:00 p.m. – Dinner
7:00 p.m. – Entertainment
The Corea Family’s Famous Lasagna, Fettuccini Alfredo, Caesar Salad, along with Garlic Bread, and Dessert.
Tickets are $18 per person.
Dinner ticket sales end on Sunday, December 7th at 3 p.m.
Tickets are available to purchase in the office, or by contacting Karen Wallo or Lynn Dahnke.
Exact cash or a check made payable to LP Social Club is appreciated.
All Residents are invited to enjoy the entertainment!
If you are not joining us for dinner, please enter the clubhouse through one of the side doors between 6:50 p.m. and 7 p.m. The entertainment starts at 7 p.m. Extra chairs will be in the back of the room.
HelloAll,
Adynamic December to you.
I chose “dynamic” as a descriptor because I’ve always held that December is the month that sees both the end of one year and the beginning of another. This allows us to reminisce over the many joyous moments we’ve been afforded and perhaps overlook the less joyous ones. For me, the collective of the two is where I find my gratitude for the breadth of the year’s experiences. We’ll be in the midst of the winter holidays in little more than a moment. This can bring a myriad of emotions fostering smiles, tears, levity, and tension. I enjoy that it all can be shared readily within our little hamlet. There’s always someone nearby who can be lifted up by hearing of our joys, and there’s always someone to lift us up when we’re not enjoying a day as much as we’d like to.Again, choosing “dynamic” seems so accurate when describing the place we call home… LAKE PARK
December brings around some of the official business that is part of the Social Club duties. The election of our 2026 Board of Directors will be on Tuesday, December 9th, at the General Meeting.Attendance is important if you’re able. Nominations from the floor will be accepted. So, here’s your opportunity to join in the fun or nominate someone you think would be a good addition to the leadership of your Social Club. Our annual holiday dinner will be on Saturday the 13th. Be sure to get your tickets early.
The year has been tremendously rewarding for me. Being part of a team of resident volunteers that unite to bring smiles and giggles to our community is truly extraordinary. Thank you all for allowing me to experience firsthand what I consider to be one of the true luxuries of living here. I’m also thrilled to see so many of our neighbors, both new and long standing, coming out and sharing in the plethora of activities and events we have on the calendar.
As always, I look forward to seeing you soon.
Warmest regards and Happy Holidays to all,
Dan Miller
Dan Miller President LPSAN Social Club
DGM912@AOL.COM
P.S. “December is the time for remembering the past and reaching toward the future.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
If you or your neighbor is sick, injured, or hospitalized, please call Jodi Faber, LPSAN We Care Coordinator, at 714-345-4662, or send an email to the social club, LPSANSC@gmail.com.
Jodi will reach out for permission to include the resident in this section. Due to privacy regulations (HIPPA), personal and/or medical information cannot be shared without consent.
• Lou Carlson (2628 Shadow Lake) has been experiencing several medical challenges requiring hospitalizations and therapies. Please keep Lou and his wife, Karen, in your thoughts and prayers.
• Dixie Shedwell (2629 Shadow Lake) was in the hospital, but she is now home and recovering. Dixie just needs time to regain her strength, and we’re sure Bruce is helping with an exercise plan.
• Mary Bossenmeyer passed away on November 10, 2025. Cards may be sent to Bob Bossenmeyer and the family at 1624 Canyon Lake. Bob and Mary were married for 60+ years. Services were held on November 17, 2025.
The flu season has started, and it appears to be a nasty one. We know a few residents have been ill, so please remember to continue strict hygiene practices. Living in a 55+ community typically means we have a larger percentage of individuals with compromised immune systems. If you have a cold or the flu, please do not attend any activities until you have been symptom-free for five days.
Bob Bossenmeyer, our neighbor and friend, is once again serving as the Coordinator for our Annual TOYS FOR TOTS Collection. The Donation Boxes will only be available in the clubhouse this year.Donations will be collected December 1st through 15th.
Bob will be delivering donated toys to our local Fire Station on December 16th. The program’s goal is to have each child receive two toys. If you are unable to shop for a toy but you would like to participate, you can make a contribution direct to TOYS FOR TOTS via their donation website, https://secure.toysfortots.org/a/donate-sr
What kind of toys can you donate?
✓ New and Unwrapped Only
✓ Preferably $10 each or more.
✓ Books are needed, and 3 books count as 1 toy for a child.
✓ Homemade toys are also accepted
What kinds of toys are NOT allowed?
Used toys
Toys that look like weapons
Toys with candy or food
Toys with chemicals (experimental labs, crystal projects, etc.)
What ages of children are eligible to receive toys?
✓ Ages newborn to 12 years of age
✓ Gifts for newborns and up to age two are always needed.
Foundation Overview: The Marine Toys for Tots Foundation is an IRS recognized 501(c)(3) not-for-profit public charity which was created at the behest of the U. S. Marine Corps in 1991.
97% of every financial donation goes directly to providing toys to children.
Please
Gilbert
Toni
Final nominations, voting, and the announcement of the election results will take place at the General Meeting on Tuesday, December 10th, at 7:00 p.m. The bylaws allow nominations to be made from the floor on December 10th if the nominee’s agreement to serve and qualification can be verified immediately or provided in writing.
The following positions are elected annually:
President
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Dan Miller
Scott McKee
Jodi Faber
Lynn Dahnke
Beverly McDougall
If you are interested in serving on the Social Club 2026 Board of Directors or you would like to nominate a fellow resident, please contact any member of the Nominating Committee listed below:
NOTE:All current board members are willing to serve another term; however, each member also encourages their neighbors and fellow
Members-at-Large are appointed by Management. If you are interested in being considered, please contact Davina Vosgien, Park Manager. Each 2025 Memberat-Large is willing to serve another term; however, they are not automatically reappointed.
The newsletter deadline was prior to the event. The dinner committee did an outstanding job of decorating, and theevening was ahuge success. The OC Swing Band, featuring our own Mark Kamp and Eric Smith, provided excellent, over-the-top entertainment (All Green Chips). Thank you to everyone who participated. The variety of food was ghoulishly delicious.
Wes & Andréa “shocked” their competition and won two free dinners!
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Karen & Eric Smith Cinder Robertson Sally & Ernest Bontrager Ken Burke Honeybee & Her Keeper Boo Squad New Residents Pretending to be Ken Burke !
Ellenberger Hong & Jane Shim
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The dinner committee’s decorating skills set the mood, and the food tables were overflowing! Everyone enjoyed the evening!
Davina Vosgien Manager & Senior Sales Agent
Wayne Vosgien Manager, Facilities &
Operations
P: 714.633.2141
With the holiday season upon us, we want to take a moment to share our warmest wishes with all of you. The holidays bring special times for celebration, reflection, and coming together as a community. Whether you’re traveling to visit loved ones, welcoming friends and family, or simply enjoying peaceful moments at home, we hope this season brings joy and comfort.
• Holiday Decorations – We look forward to seeing all the festive decorations in our community. Please make sure your decorations do not obstruct pathways or public areas.
• Yard Access – Management, per your lease, has the right to access your yard to check on utilities. If you have a lock on your gate, you are required to provide management with a key or the combination. While our homesites do have zero-lot lines, residents and their service contractors/providers should never enter a neighbor’s yard or patio without the neighbor’s consent. If your neighbor is not home and you need urgent access to their yard or patio, you may contact the management office. If management feels your access need is immediate, they will assist you.
• Pets – Please keep in mind that LPSAN Community Guidelines clearly state that a maximum of two pets are allowed per homesite. Also, residents should walk pets in the streets. Pets should never use another resident’s yard as their relief station
• Parking – During the holidays, guest parking can fill quickly. If guests must park on the street because all Guest Parking spots are being utilized, please make sure all the residents on your street have their guests park on only one side of your street. If someone else’s guest is already parked on one side of your street, please have your guest park on the same side. If you have any questions or need additional information, please call the office before the holidays.
• Package Deliveries – If you are expecting deliveries, please be mindful of the estimated delivery times and collect the packages promptly. If you are not going to be home, ask a neighbor to pick up your delivery. Removing delivered items as soon as possible will help keep our community free of Porch Pirates.
We wish you a happy, healthy, and safe holiday season and new year!
Wayne & Davina
Please be mindful of noise levels and respect your fellow residents. Noise-generating work/services are restricted to: Weekdays: 7am to 6pm ⚫ Saturday & Sundays: 9am to 6pm
December is filled with holidays, family traditions, the gathering of friends, and celebrations. Then, the world turns to December 31st and ushers in a New Year!
It is also a time when families gather in the warmth of their homes. Throughout the month, our thoughts and actions turn toward charity and peace. During the twelfth and final month of the year, December inspires a flurry of activity both in the business world and our personal lives. Sales, shopping, family gatherings, school holidays, baking, and seasonal changes remind us of the past while we look to our futures.
I don’t know about you, but I love baking, sharing, and eating a variety of homemade cookies and breads in December. According to the American Heart Association, the average American consumes around 60 pounds of added sugar per year, which means that, on average, roughly 5 pounds of sugar would be consumed in December, assuming a relatively even distribution throughout the year. Personally, my sugar consumption is not equal across twelve months; however, the American Heart Association did not question me.
It’s my pleasure to produce the LPSAN newsletter each month, and I thank you for your suggestions, submissions, and feedback. I wish you, my friends and neighbors, a Merry Christmas, and a happy, healthy, and prosperous new year.
Lynn Dahnke
Lynn Dahnke Newsletter Editor and Social Club Treasurer
PS: If this message sounds familiar, it’s because I read what I wrote in December 2024, and my feelings and wishes are truly the same. May God bless you.
Sunday, December 7th 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Exercise 11am Exercise
11:30am Mahjong (Advanced)
1pm Bible Study
Hand & Foot Cards 11:30am Mahjong (Novice)
2:30pm Bible Study 5:40pm BINGO Buy-in 6:00pm BINGO Begins
6:30pm
Mahjong (Advanced)
Mahjong (Novice) 1pm Bible Study NO Cornhole Games Today 2:30pm Bible Study
Dinner Ticket sales close 6pm Texas Hold'em Poker at 4pm - No exceptions. 6:30pm Spite & Malice Cards 1st
- Social Club General Meeting & 2026 Board Elections 10am to 9pm Private Resident Event in the Clubhouse Main Hall
Please enter the clubhouse through the side door (billiards room) to access the library, pool tables, or management office.
Society Mtg 9:30am - The Meeting is Offsite
Exercise 11am Exercise 11:30am Mahjong (Advanced) 11:30am Mahjong (Novice)
1pm Bible Study 12:30pm Hand & Foot Cards
2:30pm Bible Study 5:40pm BINGO Buy-in 6:00pm BINGO Begins
6:30pm Spite & Malice Cards 6pm Texas Hold'em Poker 8th Night of Hanukkah 21 22 23 Christmas Eve
3rd Day of Kwanzaa 28 4th Day of Kwanzaa 29 5th Day of Kwanzaa 30 6th Day of Kwanzaa 31
We understand the stress of the holidays, challenging deadlines, and the importance of spending time with family.
We hope the employee's of Mobile Home Park Magazine, our publisher have a Joyous Holiday Season and a Very Happy New Year.
Date & Day 2 Friday
Happy New Year!
1 Thursday All Day
4 Saturday Sunday
The Management Office will be Closed; however, the Clubhouse will be open. If there is a park-related emergency, use the "After Hours" phone number.
8:30am Coffee with Friends
11:00am Exercise
5:45pm Friday Night Social - Food Setup
6:00pm Friday Night Social - Dining Begins
7:00pm 3-13 Card Game
8:30am Coffee & Donuts for the Amazing UNdecorating Volunteers
9:00am UNdecorating our community - It's take a big team!!!
1:45pm Cornhole Registration
2:00pm Cornhole Play Begins
8:30am Coffee with Friends
11:00am Exercise
11:30am Mahjong (Advanced) in the Library
1:00pm Bible Study
2:30pm Bible Study
6:30pm Spite & Malice Card Game
8:30am Coffee with Friends
12:30pm Hand & Foot Card Game
5:45pm B-I-N-G-O Buy-in Opens
6:00pm B-I-N-G-O Starts
We don't want to miss these early January Birthdays. 1st - Fran Logan w 3rd - Terry Reed w 4th - Sally Bontrager w 6th - Joyce Bradford
The following are actual questions guests have asked while cruising. The crews must Giggle & Groan frequently.
- Is that island surrounded by water?
- What do you do with the ice sculptures when they melt?
- Why did the Greeks build so many ruins?
- Do you and the rest of the crew sleep on board?
- When the ship is at anchor tomorrow, can we walk ashore?
- How do I know which photos are mine?
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Dan Miller, President at 7:05 p.m.
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT:
Dan Miller Scott McKee Jodi Faber Lynn Dahnke Beverly McDougall Ron Ruvalcava Bonnie Kamp Jeff Cantrell Kim Cantrell
FLAG SALUTE: Chuck Loffler led the Pledge of Allegiance.
PRESIDENT’S REPORT: Dan Miller thanked everyone for coming out, and he led a lengthy discussion regarding safety and security Dan restated that he has continually been on a proverbial soapbox about Critters & Creeps, garage doors being left open, and food sources for wildlife. He then warned everyone that he was now yelling from the soapbox! On Monday, October 12th, between 2:58am and 3:15am, several residents captured images of two non-residents wandering in the community. While there were no reports of vandalism or theft, Dan reminded everyone about leaving porch lights on for security and shutting garage doors completely at night Upon review of cameras, LP and resident-owned, it was determined that the male and female made entry into LP as a resident drove out. The female dashed through the gate at the last minute and proceeded to open the pedestrian gate for her male companion. No one knows whether they were “scouting” the Park or mistakenly assumed they found a shortcut to reach another street. Dan reminded everyone and asked those in attendance to remind their neighbors that we, unfortunately, do not live in a bubble of security. LED dusk-to-dawn lightbulbs are cheap, and they cost less than $5 per year to use. A question was posed “Can you put their picture on Facebook.” Dan will check on legal concerns
Dan’s final words regarding Critters & Creeps: Have you met any of the 8 to 10 individuals who became residents in the last couple of months? Awareness! Leave the Lights On! See Something, Say Something! If you don’t know individuals walking in our community, stop them, introduce yourself, and make sure they have a reason for being here.
SECRETARY’S REPORT: Dan reminded everyone that the Social Club’s Minutes are on a clipboard on the library door, and they are printed in the newsletter
TREASURER’S REPORT: Dan presented the Financial Report on behalf of Lynn Dahnke.
OPENING BALANCE — SEPTEMBER 1, 2025: $ 8,056.29
Revenue: $ 2,668.26
Expenses: $ 2,262.47
ENDING BALANCE — SEPTEMBER 30, 2025: $ 8,462.08
Net Change: $ 405.79
Lynn highlighted a few expenses and savings. Scott McKee and Dan Miller worked on the audio visual, the social club bought 244 tablecloths in a variety of colors to capitalize on savings, $9 for a package of twelve. Lynn reported complete Resident Directory update will begin in February/March 2026. Lynn gave “KUDOS” to the Dinner Committee for their baked potato feast! The NET income from the dinner before the entertainment expense was $244.00, after adding the entertainment expense, the event net was -$155.66 Lynn also stated she had placed a personal order with Walmart, and they charged the wrong credit card. Lynn has reimbursed the Social Club, and it will show as income in October. The Treasurer’s Report was approved with Motion from Cindy Robertson and a Second from Candi Hyter
WE CARE: Jodi Faber happily reported that she had nothing to share. However, she is aware of some residents facing medical issues, but they don’t want their information made public. Jodi still sends cards.
MANAGEMENT: Wayne and Davina were unable to attend.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
-MONTHLY DINNER: October 18th is a potluck dinner and costume contest. Costume registration starts at 4:45pm, and there will be one Grand Prize, dinner tickets for a future social club dinner. Dan reported that Del Supik will be back as the bartender, and the 16-piece OC Swing Band, with our very own Mark Kamp and Eric Smith, will be entertainment.
-ELECTIONS: The elections for the 2026 Social Club board positions will be held in December. We will discuss this more at the November meeting. All current board members have confirmed they are willing to serve in 2026. Andrea Bruneniek is the Chair of the Nomination/Election Committee. The elected positions are President, 1st Vice President, 2nd Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary. The four Members at Large are appointed by management. This is your opportunity to volunteer! The nominating process starts in November, and the voting is done at the December General Meeting.
-COMMUNITY HOLIDAY YARDART: We need volunteers to help with “refreshing“ the large wooden display decorations. They need to be sanded and repainted. If you can help, call Jodi Faber or Karen Wallo. There are approximately 10 pieces that need to be refreshed.
-EMERGENCY PLAN: Wayne is working on the procedures and components. He may have more information at the next meeting. We still need volunteers to sign up.
-HOLIDAY DECORATIONS: It’s time to decorate the park. Join us on Saturday, November 29th We need volunteers starting at 8:30am. Coffee and donuts will be ready at 8am.
-INTRODUCE YOURSELF: Dan reminded everyone to greet their new neighbors and talk to them about the events we have here in the park. Why not invite them to the Friday Night Social!?!?!
SPECIAL PRESENTATION:
On behalf of the former Lake Park Homeowners Association, Cindy Robertson, former HOA President, explained that the HOA’s request to the State of California to “Dissolve” was approved and filed. Only one step was left to complete. The HOA was directed to provide their remaining funds to a non-profit organization, and the Lake Park Club – Santa Ana North was selected. Cindy presented an over-sized check to Dan Miller, President of the Social Club, in the amount of $8,982.37. Dan thanked Cindy and her fellow board members on behalf of our residents for their time and effort on a job well done.
OPEN FORUM:
- Cindy informed everyone that the exercise class led by Bruce is out of the pool and back in the clubhouse on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11am to Noon. Sometimes, we stay and have lunch together on Fridays.
- John Maher asked if we could have real cream for the coffee available He was informed that there is usually whipped cream in the refrigerator, so he withdrew his request. John did ask “if squirrels destroy roofs?” Per Dan, squirrels may chew the shingle edges to sharpen their teeth, and they get in the rain gutters looking for food
- Bob Bossenmeyer let everyone know that he’ll be coordinating the Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys for Tots donations from LPSAN, again this year. Donation boxes will be in the clubhouse only for security reasons. Please donate new, unwrapped toys.
ADJOURN:
The motion/second to adjourn was made by Ken Burke and Jeff Cantrell at 8:20pm
DRAWING WINNERS: Wes Shaw, Doddi Stirrat, Mike Stirrat, Ted Proffitt, and Steve Hyter
Respectfully Submitted, Beverly McDougall
Beverly McDougall Secretary
Lake Park Santa Ana North Social Club General Meeting Minutes November 11, 2025
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Dan Miller, President at 7:08 p.m.
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT:
Dan Miller Scott McKee Jodi Faber Lynn Dahnke Beverly McDougall
Ron Ruvalcava Bonnie Kamp Jeff Cantrell Kim Cantrell
FLAG SALUTE: Bruce Nameth, a US Marine Corps Veteran, led the Pledge of Allegiance.
PRESIDENT’S REPORT:
- Dan thanked everyone for coming out and for their participation.
- Dan acknowledged today, Veterans Day, and shared about the historic flag flying in front of the clubhouse. Veterans in attendance were acknowledged with a heartfelt round of applause.
- The Dinner Committee has undergone significant changes; new members, increased activity, and more elaborate decorations for each dinner. Dan shared that the committee has consistently been within budget, and Candi, Carol, and their outstanding team were praised for fiscal responsibility and the increased participation. Committee members present were applauded. There were 109 people in clubhouse (including the band) for the dinner, and approximately 90 attendees for the potluck. The food tables were overflowing with ghoulishly delicious dishes. Because of the cost-saving efforts, the November and December dinners will be $18 per person. Dan explained that by keeping the price consistent at $18 per person, per month, we can offset the more expensive months
SECRETARY’S REPORT: Dan reminded everyone that the Social Club’s Minutes are on a clipboard on the library door, and they are printed in the newsletter based on deadlines.
TREASURER’S REPORT: Dan presented the Financial Report on behalf of Lynn Dahnke.
$10,914.05
An anonymous donation in the amount of $150 was gifted to the Social Club to purchase two tournamentquality Cornhole sets ($180 for both – the retail value is $249 each) The Social Club provided thirty dollars
The Treasurer’s Report was approved with a Motion from Verna Horton and a Second from Ken Burke.
WE CARE – REPORTED BY JODI FABER:
- Chris Layton (2624 Forest Lake) has been dealing with some major health issues; however, Jodi was not able to get a current update prior to the meeting.
- Mary Bossenmeyer (1624 Canyon Lake), a long-time resident and the wife of Bob Bossenmeyer, passed away on Monday, November 10th. Condolences were extended to the family, and cards may be sent to Bob and the family at 1624 Canyon Lake. Family members are currently staying with Bob. Arrangements have not been announced.
ELECTION PROCESS – 2026 SOCIAL CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
- Dan reminded everyone that all elected board positions are open for 2026. Nominations are being accepted, and to contact Andrea or any member of the committee (listed in the current newsletter).
- All elected members of the 2025 Board have expressed an interest in being re-elected if there are no other volunteers. The election will be held on Tuesday, December 9th at the Social Club’s next General Meeting.
November 11, 2025
- A quorum is required to hold the election. Each Resident and Associate Resident has the right to vote. It is NOT one vote per household.
-The number of members required to make a quorum was questioned. It was confirmed 39 members are required for a quorum.
A resident inquired about the monthly social club dues. It was clarified that Social Club dues are $4 per resident (not per household), per month. Residents can check their monthly statement to confirm what they are paying. If there is a problem, please contact management.
UPCOMING EVENTS & INFORMATION:
-Cornhole will not be played in December due to private, resident functions in the clubhouse. It will resume on the 1st Sunday in January. If anyone would like to play or practice Cornhole, contact Dan Miller. The boards will also be used on the 4th of July.
- EVERYONE is invited to help decorate the community on Saturday, November 29th . Coffee and donuts will be ready and waiting at 8:30am. WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! (Sign-up on bulletin board in the clubhouse.)
-The Santa & Mrs. Claus wooden displays placed by the mailboxes are being restored. John Maher sanded them down and got them prepped for painting, and he posted photos of the restoration process on Facebook. Residents are encouraged to join the Club Facebook group for updates. Jodi Faber and Karen Wallo are heading up the painting process, and PAINTERS ARE NEEDED Please contact one of them if you are interested in helping. There are eight figures to be painted. Dan will get the paint. Verna Horton and Candi Hyter volunteered to help.
- Santa Claus will be visiting Lake Park North Pole on Sunday, December 7th, from 2pm to 4pm in the clubhouse. Cookie bakers are needed (contact Carol Smith).
-In January, a survey will be distributed with the newsletter We will be gathering suggestions for new activities (e.g., pinochle has been suggested, etc.).
-We need a new Librarian. Jeanne Concitis has done a fantastic job for several years, but she has requested a replacement. Please thank Jeanne and help us find a Librarian. Dawn Castiglione will temporarily help, but we need a permanent volunteer. There was a brief discussion about library organization; possible reorganization to accommodate more books and games, and to preserve photo albums elsewhere.
OPEN FORUM (PARK MAINTENANCE & NOTICES):
-Tree trimming and replacement: Updates pending from EPM. Residents are encouraged to be patient or write letters to EPM, if desired. Bruce Nameth suggested putting in smaller trees in place of the ones they took out.
-Bulletin Board Etiquette – Groups are requested to be considerate when posting notices to avoid covering important/urgent information (e.g., Veterans list). Also, only half-sheet notices should be created. If fullpage notice is needed, contact Dan Miller before it is created.
-Safety & Security – Recent incidents involving suspicious individuals in the park means residents need to remain vigilant and “see something, say something.” Kim Cantrell proposed a special safety meeting with Santa Ana Police Department, and interest was expressed.
-In closing – Dan thanked Wayne and Davina for decorating and providing coffee and donuts in Honor of the Veterans living in Lake Park.
ADJOURN: Motion to adjourn by: Steve Heath and seconded by Betsy Ross. Adjourned at 8:15pm
DRAWING WINNERS: Connie Hann, Jeff Fort, Bruce McDougall, John Matthies, and Steve Heath.
Respectfully Submitted,
Beverly McDougall
Beverly McDougall
Secretary
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