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SADDLEBACK MOBILODGE CLUB “SCUTTLEBUTT” November 2026 Saddleback Mobilodge Club 15401 Williams Street Tustin, CA 92780 Publication #720 THE ONLY NEWSLETTER IN THE WORLD DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE RESIDENTS AND THE EVENTS OF THE SADDLEBACK MOBILODGE CLUB.
SADDLEBACK MOBILODGE CLUB Board of Directors John Meurs Lynne Meurs Management John Meurs Rebecca and Joel Rebelo Club Volunteers Ingrid Enson Phyllis Nelson Connie Davis Magazine Volunteers
Librarian Historian Club Event Picture Board
Board of Officers Vicki Van Allsburg Diane Megens Chris Leach Maggie Moncrief
President Vice President Secretary Treasurer
Phyllis Nelson
Activities Coordinator
Club Volunteers Dennis Van Allsburg Club Photographer Phyllis Nelson Sunshine Lady Pat Green
Kitchen Supplies
Pat Green Connie Davis
Sickroom Supplies
Hans Megens Diane Megens Salvador Nava
Editor Proofreader Circulation Our volunteer interviewer, Ann Bennett, is meeting with residents who Ann Bennett want to tell how they arrived at Saddleback Mobilodge. If you’d like to participate, call (657) 610 - 9744. FINANCIAL STATEMENT: A detailed report of receipts, disbursements, and cash balance on hand is posted on the clubhouse bulletin board. GENERAL MEETING: The Saddleback Mobilodge Club normally meets each month on the second Monday at 7:00 PM. DISCLAIMER: The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various authors in the Saddleback Mobilodge Scuttlebutt magazine do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of the Saddleback Mobilodge Club Management or Editorial staff.
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MANAGER’S CORNER Joel and Rebecca Rebelo
Utility Conversion Update The major construction is officially well underway. The potholing and underground locating are also complete. There are different paint marks on the streets, in the common areas, around planters, and driveways. These markings help the trenching team to avoid damaging underground utility lines, drainage pipes, or other structures. We have had some questions about the markings and what they stand for. Here is what each paint color means. The red is electrical, the yellow is gas, orange is for communications like cable and phone, blue is water, green is sewer, pink is unknown, and white is the proposed excavation route. There were a few spots marked with pink where the surveyors could not definitively determine what type of line was underground. Those areas were potholed and exposed so they could be updated with the correct markings. The main line trenching is the current work that is being done and is moving along nicely. The crew has a goal of 300 feet each day, which is approximately 5-6 homes. The day before they will be trenching in front of your house, you will receive a notice at your back door. They do try to first knock on your door and talk with you directly, if possible. If you have not yet called to establish your new account with Edison and So Cal Gas, here is the information in case you have misplaced it. The dedicated phone number to call to set up a gas account is 1-855-894-3010. The number for Edison is 1-800-799-4235. Here are a few helpful tips. It takes approximately 10 minutes to complete the gas account and about 20 minutes to complete the electric. Both companies will ask for your address, but Edison will need your internal street address to locate you in their system. For example, if you live at lot #25, the address to give Edison would be 25 Rancho, whereas the gas company is okay if you use 15401 Williams St #25. If you are currently enrolled in the CARE program based on your income, this discount will also be part of your new account. You do not need to fill out the CARE paperwork again unless it is time for your CARE recertification, which is something different that is needed every few years to remain on the program. Thank you for your partnership and willingness to work together towards the successful completion of this project. This brand-new gas and electric system will be a benefit for us all. 2
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If you have any questions about the project in general or setting up your new account, please let us know.
Pool Season is Coming to a Close This Month It has been a great pool season this year so far. The warm fall weather really made for some great pool days! In addition, it was great to see the club utilizing the pool area for the Anniversary Party by having the Olympic games and band playing on the deck. The pool will be heated to its usual pleasant 85 degrees through the end of November, turned off for the winter, and then turned back on during the first half of April. The pool inflatables and noodles will be moved to storage once the pool season is over. Remember the spa is open and heated all year. The spa is heated to approximately 102 degrees and has jets. There is a button to the left of the spa door that activates the jets. They stay on for approximately 10 minutes and then they cycle off, and then can be turned on again. It is also a great place to enjoy lunch or hang out with a friend. It has a table and chairs with an umbrella and is surrounded by bushes and hedges, which makes for a relaxing and private environment.
A Few Fall Reminders Fall is such a great time of year. The weather gets cooler, and tree leaves change to beautiful fall colors. Although our falls and winters are not as cold as most of the country, the heater/furnace is still needed, particularly for those cold mornings. We recommend having your furnace checked for safety by SoCalGas. It is a free service so it can take a few weeks for them to make it out for an appointment. The Gas company will make check your furnace operation for overall safety and that it is not leaking gas or carbon monoxide. This is important as carbon monoxide is odorless. The phone number to call is 1-800-427-2200. Make sure to give them this address: 15411 Williams St and your Space Number. Keep an eye out for “Wishbone the Turkey”. Wishbone is a large wooden hand-built turkey that was created by Rollene Broyles and Flo DeRosa about 10 years ago. Rollene was a longtime resident of the park with a very creative artistic mind. Flo still lives in the Park and worked closely with Rollene on Wishbone. Over the course of a few weeks, the turkey was cut, painted, 3
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and put together. Salvador gets Wishbone secured into his annual spot on the clubhouse lawn each year. Did you know? …The Christmas globes that hang in the clubhouse during Christmas with the different scenes were also created by Rollene. John was replacing the street light globe covers, and Rollene asked for them to be set aside, and she and her craft crew went to work creating the beautiful holiday scenes that you see inside each globe. -If you have little grandchildren that will be visiting for Christmas and you want to take them to the Irvine Park Railroad and Santa experience, the tickets go on sale the first part of November. It is always one of the hottest tickets of the year, and we know from experience that you have to be online and ready to purchase the moment they go on sale to get a ticket. Crazy stuff! But the Christmas train and lights are beautiful.
Happy Fall From Johnny and Ava Happy Fall Saddleback! We are doing great! School is going well, and the 1st Quarter ends this week on October 15th. We have both been going on some really cool field trips to destinations such as the California Science Center, Heritage Museum, and Shipley Nature Center. We are learning to play the piano, taking dance and Ninja Warrior classes, and we still make enough time to complete our homework and school projects!
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We hope that you have a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving! We are thankful every day for Saddleback Mobilodge and All of You!
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GETTING TO KNOW JACQUELINE JAKLE Jackie is a widow and moved into our community in 2021. She was born prematurely on March 3, 1952, in Erie, Pennsylvania. She lived with her parents and one sister until her family moved to Southern California in 1956 so her dad could find employment. Her brother was born in California, and her dad found a job at the Pepsi-Cola bottling company. He worked there for 20 years as a vendor mechanic and then switched to sales for the AAA insurance company until 1991. Jackie married in 1973 and lived in Southern California with her husband, Darrell, and son, Ryan, until 1978, when their marriage ended. She worked at various secretarial jobs and met her second husband, Dan, in 1986 where she was working as a secretary. They married in 1987 until her husband’s death in a horrible car accident in 2019. They had just purchased a nice home in Oregon to enjoy during their retirement. Jackie sold it in 2021 and moved back to Southern California to be near her son, Ryan, her sister, and other family members. Family and friends are important to Jackie. She also loves her new church family in Irvine. Her grandson, Alex, is finishing college in Scotland, and Jackie enjoys visits with him every couple of years. She has always loved music, singing, and dancing. She was in the Glee Club in grade school and part of the junior high school. She even hired a voice coach a few years ago to maintain her singing. She has her mom’s old piano and has played it for many years. She also has a beautiful “lady-size” acoustic guitar she is learning to play. Jackie was diagnosed with Stage1 breast cancer in 2024 and went through chemotherapy and breast surgery. She is in remission and has many wonderful, caring doctors looking after her. She’s in physical therapy to gain strength and stamina and looks forward to her energy returning so she can enjoy some of her favorite things. She loves writing and has written two children’s books and owns legal copyrights to both. She appreciates nature and animals, growing roses, and may consider adopting a little dog in the future. Submitted by Ann Bennett
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PRESIDENT’S CORNER Vicki Van Alsburg We may be trying to recover from an extremely hot summer and dealing with a bit of construction in our neighborhood, but we still have the opportunity to live in an amazing place in Southern California with some very delightful neighbors and caring managers. At the time of this writing, the slate for the 2027 board is as follows: President - Vicki Van Allsburg, Vice-President - Diane Megens, Secretary - Evelyn Godinez, and Treasurer - Maggie Moncrief. We will accept nominations from the floor for these positions and for the Activities Coordinator position at the November 9th General Meeting, when we will hold our election. If we still don’t have anyone willing to be the Activities Coordinator, 2027 may look a little different than past years. We may not have a General Meeting every month, and events will happen only if someone has a team of people who would like to organize an event. This could be something simple, like a chili cook-off, a comedy night, a karaoke night, a 50s party, an international food potluck, a travelog, an informative speaker on a topic of interest, or whatever anyone would like to plan. It would not need to involve a meal. I hope to continue to plan the Music & Arts Fest in September. Assuming we have the funds and volunteers, the board will work on the 4th of July and the Holiday dinner. And the Holiday Boutique will likely continue. Please be thinking about what you would like to see happen and how you could find others to help make an event happen. The board will give you the guidelines for planning an event. We thank you for supporting the Saddleback Mobilodge Social Club with your time and yearly dues! Our October 12th Club Meeting featured a great presentation on Fall Prevention by Stephanie Perez. She shared what she has learned in her 25 years of working with seniors on how to help them stay strong. She discussed in detail the 5 main things to do to prevent a fall: (1) Strengthen your legs, (2) Train your balance, (3) Review your Medications, (4) Improve your Vision & Hearing & Your Footwear, and (5) Make you Home Safe. She strongly stressed the importance of staying active, confident, and independent. Handouts are available in the clubhouse with detailed information and exercises. We thank Stephanie for sharing her expertise with us!
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ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR CORNER Phyllis Nelson Upcoming Events
I hope to see you at our 7th Holiday Boutique on November 21st, 1:30 – 3:30 pm. It is always a fun time shopping, visiting with our neighbors, and drinking coffee. Please come and support this function. Our Holiday Dinner is scheduled for December 12, 2026, at 6:00 pm in the clubhouse. Our theme this year is going to be A CHRISTMAS TO REMEMBER. The menu will be a Ham or Turkey Dinner. Tickets will go on sale at our November 9th Business Meeting. The price of tickets will be as follows: Members - $12, Nonmembers & Guests - $15, Children Ages 6 to 12 - $6. I am looking forward to seeing and celebrating with you. This will be my second & final retirement function as your Activities Coordinator.
SADDLEBACK MOBILODGE CLUB 60TH BIRTHDAY Saturday, September 19, 2026 Organized by Phyllis Nelson Photography by Jack Hu and Dennis Van Allsburg A Day to Remember. The 60th Anniversary Celebration was truly over the top — without a doubt, the most wonderful event ever held at Saddleback Mobilodge! We began the day with the Olympics Opening Ceremony, the National Anthem, and the Torch Carriers, Ava & Johnny. Games & Medal Winners. Residents enjoyed a full day of friendly competition. Here are the medal winners: Event Gold Silver Bronze Car Racing Leticia Jimenez Gail Phillips Linda Stone Rubber Chicken Quang Lam Lisa Blanton Gayle Kohler Toss Bean Bag Toss Quang Lam & Liz Lee Robert & Linda Stone Gail Phillips Shuffleboard Vicki Schoen Roz DeRosa Janet Weaver 8
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Honorable Mention: Ava & Johnny Rebelo Special Recognition. Our emcees, Stephanie Perez and Joe Thanasophon, earned the Best Emcees Ever Award for their lively hosting and humor. Lunch & Entertainment. Lunch was absolutely delicious, followed by music and dancing with Jerry Sikorski & the American Patrol Band. The musicians were wonderful, and residents filled the dance floor with energy and smiles. Capturing the Memories. Park Photographer Dennis Van Allsburg snapped over 160 photos, while Jack Hu captured a beautiful group shot with his wide-lens camera. A Heartfelt Thank You. A huge thank-you to everyone who helped make this celebration possible — it truly took a village to pull it off! And last but not least, our gratitude to the Park for their generous contribution that made our celebration extra special.
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SMC LIBRARY NEWS By Ingrid Enson WWll; a young adult memoir and a horror/supernatural ghost story. Additionally, we have the next 5 books in The House of Winslow series. Title & Author
La’s Orchestra Saves the World by Alexander McCall Smith
Synopsis BLACK BOY details the formative years of Richard Wright, a bestselling author and activist who grew up during the 1920s in Mississippi and Tennessee. The book reveals the extreme emotional and physical deprivation of Wright's childhood -- hunger and the threat of violence were Wright's most constant companions. After his father abandons the family, Richard, his mother, and his brother move from town to town, in and out of relatives' homes, in a constant struggle to survive. With a failed marriage behind her, La -- short for Lavender -- moves to the Suffolk countryside on the eve of the Second World War to nurse her broken heart. Lonely and at a loss, a friend encourages her to bring the villagers and the men from the local airbase together by forming an amateur orchestra.
No Summit Out of Sight by Jordan Romero & Linda LeBlanc
Jordan Romero is the youngest person to ever climb the Seven Summits. The novel explores themes including the power of setting and achieving goals, focusing on a personal best, and the value of teamwork.
Slade House by David Mitchell
A misunderstood teenager, an overconfident police officer, and a selfconscious college student find themselves at the doorstep of Slade House at different points in time. They all arrive at the same extravagant home, but the occupants are never the same. Their experience is unique and incredible…until it isn’t. No one knows what happens at Slade House, but to anyone paying attention, it doesn’t feel good, and it will take generations for the house’s secrets to come spilling out.
Black Boy by Richard Wright
The House of Winslow Books 6 – 10 by Gilbert Morris
The Holy Warrior; The Reluctant Bridegroom; The Last Confederate; The Dixie Widow and The Wounded Yankee.
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SUNSHINE REPORT Submitted by Phyllis Nelson in space 59 at 714-953-5101. Please TEXT or call. Please NO EMAILS!
GET WELL CARD: Kay Gremda
Surgery
#64
Ron Gathers
Cold/Flu
#159
Son, Daniel, passed away
#115
Beverly Balaski
Health Issues
#47
Dick Green
Health Issues
#154
Belated Birthday Card
#77
Ken Voorhees
Delivered Welcome Plant
#129
Melissa and Veland Wood
Delivered Welcome Plant
#141
SYMPATHY CARD: Gloria Barron THINKING OF YOU CARD:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CARD: Edison Grubert WELCOME GIFT DELIVERED:
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NAMES Dane and Linda Counts Lenny and Lisa Holiday Richard and Evelyn Godinez Joel and Rebecca Rebelo Dick and Pat Green
NOV 3 4 4 13 14 19 19 22 27 29 29
NAME Brett Scott Linda Stewart Valerie Collings Ken Voorhees Linda Stone Maggie Moncrief June Snyder Beverly Balaski Yolanda Provencio Ron Miller Carolyn Hutton
SPACE# 132 49 63 15411 154
SPACE# 4 83 86 129 2 20 80 47 98 41 51
RESIDENT CHANGES ADD RESIDENT(S) Doug Keeling #121 REMOVE RESIDENT(S) Marc and Kaitlyn Movar
121 Estrella
Kaitlyn Thompson
43 Estrella
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GAMES POCKET BILLIARDS When: Seven days a week. Where: Saddleback Mobilodge Clubhouse Pool Room Time: 8:00 am – 9:00 pm All men and women (18 years or older) are welcome. When: Every Monday night (play moves to Tuesday when the General Meeting is in session) Time: 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm Where: Saddleback Mobilodge Clubhouse Please come to the Clubhouse and join the fun. If anyone is interested, please contact Ron O’Quain at 714-904-7338.
SHUFFLEBOARD When: TUESDAY Time: 7:00 pm. Check with Ron Gathers to make sure. Where: Saddleback Mobilodge Shuffleboard Area.
DATE
BINGO Chairperson Ron Gathers & Bingo Caller Dick Green
09/17/26 09/24/26 10/01/26 10/08/26 10/15/26
NO. OF BINGO PLAYERS
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WINNERS
Connie Davis No Bingo No Bingo No Bingo No Bingo
Players must be at least 18 years old to play by State Law and Tustin City Code 324. Players must pay for their cards before playing Bingo.
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GROUPS FOOD GIVE-AWAY for Saddleback Mobilodge Residents. Every Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse. Many residents have already benefited from receiving fresh food from this generous organization. Shopping bags are provided, or bring your own.
Our new Bible Study, “The Holy Spirit You May Not Know” by David Jeremiah, began September 10 and continues every Thursday from 10:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m. in the Saddleback clubhouse. Come with your Bible, a notebook, and a heart ready to learn and enjoy fellowship. All are welcome. Questions? Contact Dane or Linda Counts at space 132, (714) 222‑0777. SICKROOM SUPPLIES Saddleback Mobilodge Club residents can obtain assistance and access to the medical supply storage room through Pat Green at 714-547-2279 and Connie Davis at 657-223-3541. THE LIAR’S CLUB (TLC) A casual daily gathering of men and women residents who like to have a little chit-chat with their coffee in the morning. Lying is not necessary, but understood. Loosely headed up by President Emeritus, Roz De Rosa. Meet every day around 8:00 am until about 9:30 am in the Clubhouse when it’s cold; around the pool when it’s warm; and sometimes in the pool hall. So come on out, bend an ear, and share a cup of coffee. All are welcome. Contact: Roz De Rosa at 714-972-4735. LINE DANCE This is an ultra-beginner class for those who want to have some fun while learning to line dance. Your body and brain will benefit! We meet on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at 3:30 p.m. Please join us! Contact: Vicki Van Allsburg at 720-471-3743.
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EDITOR'S CORNER “SCUTTLEBUTT” ARTICLE SUBMISSION DEADLINE
Please start submitting all reports and/or articles on NOVEMBER 1, but no later than NOVEMBER 7, 2026, for the DECEMBER 2026 Scuttlebutt Issue. The Scuttlebutt document will be submitted to the Magazine Publisher for publication on or before NOVEMBER 15, 2026. Some consideration will be given to reports and/or articles that are submitted after NOVEMBER 13, 2026. They could be included depending on space availability, but they can be saved for the next issue. You can email your reports/articles using Times New Roman with font size 14 to our email address, smceditors15401@gmail.com, with the subject line: “Scuttlebutt”, or place your report in the editor’s mailbox space #45. When submitting handwritten or typewritten articles, they should be no longer than ONE page long. Should you have any questions concerning the content or formatting of reports/articles, please feel free to contact the editor by email, phone, or slip a note into the editor’s mailbox at 45 Estrella. PUBLISHER’S DEADLINE must be observed to allow review time for articles by the Scuttlebutt editing staff and to meet the schedule of the MHBGROUP Publisher. Late submissions will not be published in the upcoming edition. Each Scuttlebutt monthly final draft must be submitted to the publisher on or before the 15th of each month, but preferably one to two days before the publisher’s deadline. You can also follow the MHBGROUP Publisher on Facebook using the link https://www.facebook.com/MHBGroup/. ARTICLE SUBMISSION. If any resident has a story to tell (or knows of someone who has a story to tell) about how you got to Saddleback Mobilodge, interesting places you have visited, anything you have experienced in yesteryears, or a favorite recipe you would like to share, please call Ann Bennett at 949289-8983, who will interview you and submit it to the Scuttlebutt. If you would prefer to compose the story yourself, send it to the email address smceditors15401@gmail.com or put it in the editor’s mailbox at space #45. Please use Times New Roman, font 14, in Microsoft Word. The editor can also be reached by phone as follows: Hans at 714-496-9285. If the editor does not answer your call, please leave a message. Just as a reminder to all readers, should you find an error, PLEASE bring this to the attention of the Scuttlebutt editor, Hans Megens, at 714-496-9285. SEPTEMBER 2026 OBSERVATIONS & FUN FACTS The month of September is observed as September Birthstone Fruit & Veggies for September
• • •
Nat’l Diabetes Month Lung Cancer Awareness Month Nat’l Native American Heritage
Topaz
Citrine
Apples, plantains, Mustard Greens, Swiss Chard, Cranberry, Collard Greens, Kale Broccoli Rabe
September Birth Flower September Astrologica l Sign
Chrysanthemum Scorpio (till 21st) & Sagittarius (22nd→) https://www.wincalendar.com
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SADDLEBACK MOBILODGE CALENDAR NOVEMBER 2026 Sunday 1
Monday 2
Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm
Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm
BOARD MEETING 6 PM
Daylight Saving Time Ends
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9 Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm
Tuesday 3 Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm Poker 7 pm
10 Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm
GENERAL CLUB MEETING 7 PM
Wednesday 4 Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm
11 Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm
Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm Poker 7 pm
Line Dancing 3:30 pm 15
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17 Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm
GENERAL CLUB MEETING 7 PM
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Thursday 5 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm Bible Study 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Mary’s Kitchen Food Giveaway 1 pm Bingo 7 pm
12 Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm Bible Study 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Mary’s Kitchen Food Giveaway 1 pm Bingo 7 pm
19 Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm
Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm Bible Study 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Mary’s Kitchen Food Giveaway 1 pm Bingo 7 pm
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Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am - 9 pm
World Diabetes Day
20 Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm
21 Liar’s Club 8:00 am Pocket Billiards 8 am - 9 pm
Int’l Men’s Day 22
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27 Liar’s Club 8 am Pocket Billiards 8 am – 9 pm
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Line Dancing 3:30 pm
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