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The Highlands Highlights
“For the Residents by the Residents”
JANUARY 2015
VOLUME 11, ISSUE 1
www.floridahighlands.com
Our e-mail is :
[email protected]
Editors: Chris Weegar, Vicki Rudegeair
Linda Guglielmini
Abbreviated Newsletter
January 1st - New Year’s Day
January 3rd - Highlands “Simple Dinner”
January 14th - Day at the Track
January 20th - Gary Goodman - Comedian/Magician
February 11th - Tour of the James Financial Art Collection
February 14th - Valentines Day Dinner/Dance
February 24th - Shrove Tuesday Breakfast Style Dinner
February 25th - Neil Diamond Tribute
Because I tried to cram too many
things into my schedule, you are
getting an abbreviated January
newsletter. Only activity changes,
ads for imminent events, and new
material are included. We’ll resume
the full newsletter in February.
Chris Weegar
Newsletter Editor
A Message from One Volunteer to Another
What I love most about the Highlands is its wonderful neighborliness. From the day we moved in, those who live
around us have made us feel welcome and cared for. This hasn’t happened by accident. Our pioneering residents
made a point of getting to know one another and working together to have events and activities at which to socialize.
A newsletter was started, and a Social Committee and a Sunshine Committee were formed: one to keep everyone
informed, another to provide fun things to do, and another to assist and cheer when help was needed. Other, more
specific activities were started up by individuals who wished to share their interests and talents.
As time has passed the original planners, volunteers, and participants, by choice or necessity, have passed on the
torch to younger, more energetic residents to keep the spirit and fun in our “active” adult community alive.
Unfortunately, we are not replenishing our retiring workforce as fast as it is decreasing. Therefore, the beginning
of the New Year is a good time to consider some resolutions to ensure that the tone of our community remains
robust and entertaining. To do your part, please consider taking some of the following actions:
⇒ Extend a hand of friendship when you see someone you don’t recognize in the neighborhood. Introduce yourself
and consider inviting new residents to join you at an event or an activity.
⇒ Come to some of our community meals without a reservation and sit with people you don’t already know.
⇒ Attend community meetings and help make decisions about how things get done.
⇒ Participate and/or attend activities and events in which you have an interest. If there isn’t a group already
started, grab the initiative and start something new. It’s as simple as describing what you want to do and
posting it in the newsletter.
⇒ Volunteer to help with events or with the organization of existing activities. Suggest how something could be
done better with the activities in which you participate. Sign-up sheets are usually found on the bulletin board.
⇒ Join the Social Committee or take responsibility for some on-going tasks like leading the community meetings or
running a vote. The Social Committee has been down by two members for several months and no one has stepped
forward to help. Also, the community has a motion to vote on, but there is no one to supervise the balloting.
Please lend a hand to make the Highlands a place where you love to live. I do.
Chris Weegar
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Cindy Altenbach
Wink Clay
Van Newcom
Paul Poirier
Julia Koch
Scott Lyons
Gene Lally
Perry Russo
Bob Bettencourt
Rose Marie Stevenson
James Little
Joyce Maris
Donna Dimaya
Joan Rodier
Everett Miller
Cindy Hutcheison
1/1
1/5
1/5
1/7
1/11
1/11
1/17
1/18
1/19
1/21
1/23
1/23
1/25
1/27
1/28
1/28
Kathy Handerhan
Kathryn McKinley
Phil Lear
Ruby Malchow
Glen Hammerling
Bob Svetovich
Jo Basile
Pat Carey
Barbara Nicholson
Cindy Bourgeois
Robert Vaillancourt
Judy Vesley
Sue Hammerling
David Slekes
Nancy Poupard
Phyllis Worth
James MacAra
Norm Lafontaine
Sharon Proue
2/1
2/2
2/2
2/4
2/6
2/7
2/11
2/12
2/15
2/15
2/16
2/18
2/20
2/22
2/24
2/24
2/25
2/27
2/28
Ken & Barbara Nicholson
Sam & Karen Fox
Wayne & Linda Wight
Bill & Pat Prettyman
1/21
1/23
1/25
1/27
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Jim & Chris Rock
Jim & Fran Larson
Jim & Shelia Little
Jack & Charlotte Lanius
Paul & Gloria Marden
Roy & Pat Dixon
John & Betty Bongiardina
Paul & Jane Poirier
2/2
2/10
2/13
2/14
2/14
2/17
2/27
2/28
If we missed you, we’re sorry, but it’s because we don’t know of your special days. To ensure that you are
remembered, please submit your birthday and anniversary information to [email protected] or
drop a note in the Newsletter box on the bulletin board in the clubhouse.
Thank you………
The Ladies of the Sunshine Committee; want to thank everyone for their generosity towards the family we
adopted for Christmas.
We especially want to thank the residents who donated all the Christmas
decorations, the couples who bought 2 of the bikes, those who gave a
donation of money and the bake goods for our bake sale, and to the person
who allowed us to purchase many toys at the garage sale for a very reasonable
price.
The Grandmother has undertaken the overwhelming task of raising four young
(7, 5, 4, & 2) grandchildren but she does it with a very positive outlook and is
always looking on the bright side of life. It pleases my heart to be able to
help them at this time of the year. They went from having no Christmas, to
having a very Happy Christmas.
We live in a very caring community. We of the Sunshine Committee wish each and everyone of you a very
healthy New Year.
Barb Geiling
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Phil Lear
Lorraine Davenport
Vacant
Marie Garfinkel
Charlie Basile
Deb Riss
Andrea McDermott
Jackie Hubbard
Barb Harrop
Ken White
Ned Sponsler
Vacant
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Secretary
Comptroller
Catering
Entertainment
Travel
Publicity
Decorating
Tickets
Ex Officio
Ex Officio
The Social Committee meets at 1PM
on the third Thursday of every month
in the clubhouse library.
Up-Coming Social Committee
Sponsored Events
One Entrée “Simple” Meal
Day at the Track
Gary Goodman: Magician, Ventriloquist, Comedian
Valentines Day Dinner / Dance
Where?
When?
What time?
How long?
TIME TABLE
9:45 - Meet at the clubhouse behind the
kitchen to board the bus. Those needing
assistance will board first.
10:00 - Depart the Highlands
11:00 - Arrive at the track
11:30 - Lunch service begins
After the 6th race (approx. 3:30 p.m.) board the bus to return to the Highlands
5:00 (approximately) arrive back home
Tampa Bay Downs
January 14th
9:45 AM leave the Highlands
For six races
(Leaving about 3:30)
How Much?
$36 per person
Payment Due By? No later than December 15th
Buffet Menu
Fresh Fruit Salad, Caesar Salad, Chef’s Vegetable Selections,
Home style Mac ‘n Cheese, Country-Style Stuffing, Chef
Carved Roast Beef & Turkey Breast, Éclairs & Cookies,
Freshly Brewed Coffee or Iced Tea
This is a bus trip with a maximum seating for 55. The price includes: bus transportation, reserved seating in the
club house viewing area, racing program, buffet lunch, taxes, and gratuities.
For more information call John Bongiardina.
Sign-up closed in December. However, there are often last-minutes cancellations. If you are interested in
going but missed the cutoff, give John a call. If possible, he’ll match you up with a cancellation.
Checks should be made out to Sue Hammerling, our Community Treasurer. Payment should be given directly to John
Bongiardina. This event is sponsored by the Social Committee.
Thanks go to Hometown America for sponsoring our newsletter. HTA
underwrites all printing and web publication charges.
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In response to requests for
simpler and cheaper meals at
When:
Saturday, January 3rd at 6:00PM
Where:
which to socialize, the Social
Committee is bringing you a one
In the clubhouse main hall
entrée $6.00 Dinner. The
Menu: Homemade Chicken Pot Pie (casserole style)
response to this event will help
Fruit Salad, Cake and Drinks
us to decide whether other
Tickets: Sold December 18th & January 1st
such simple events should be
Please sign up if you plan to attend.
organized.
Wednesday, January 14th
Serving from 5:00 - 5:30 pm
Both grilled and steamed 1/4 lb. Nathan’s hot dogs are served
accompanied by chips, coleslaw, potato salad,
and delicious baked beans.
Top it all off with mustard, relish, onions,
sauerkraut, or celery salt.
Don’t forget to bring your own beverage.
Hot Dogs are $2.00
Sodas, Chips, Coleslaw, Beans and Potato Salad are each $.50
We’ll have a 100% raffle. ALL MONEY COLLECTED WILL BE GIVEN TO THE LUCKY
TICKET HOLDER THAT NIGHT!!
PLEASE SIGN-UP IF YOU PLAN TO COME
Ned and Diane Sponsler
Pasco Sheriff’s Office, Contact Numbers in Pasco County
For Non-Emergency Calls in Dade City ………(352) 518-5000
Toll Free…………….(800) 843-2861
EMERGENCY ………… 911
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GARY GOODMAN
AMERICA’S PREMIER COMEDY
MAGICIAN & MENTALIST
Gary Goodman has fine-tuned his act to become one of the most
well rounded comic magicians and mind readers of today.
Goodman has been featured on television shows, luxury cruise
lines, night clubs, Fortune 500’s, and college campuses across the
globe. He has performed his comedy magic and mind reading for
numerous celebrities including Celine Dion, The Miami Heat, Regis
Philbin, Chris Evert, Keith Hernandez, Chevy Chase, Adam
Sandler and even Mike Wallace from 60 Minutes.
You will remember the Comedy Magic of Gary Goodman for as long as you live...or maybe even longer!
Gary Goodman’s Comedy Stage Magic, Mind Reading & Snow Illusion
An enchanted evening of sophisticated LAUGHTER, COMEDY MAGIC,
MIND READING & THE SNOW ILLUSION
Well tested humorous AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION routines with key members of the party
Visual Stage Magic
Phenomenal Mind Reading
Snow Illusion
PREPLANNED MUSIC compliments the show and enhances the humor.
This Snow Illusion will give you goose bumps and make your spine tingle. A
truly breathtaking moment as you watch snow fly from Gary’s fingertips
and flutter to the floor. He begins by telling a magical story about his
small son seeing snow for the first time. Gary will make believers out of
everyone with his ability to make snow appear “out of thin air.” The
imagery of this illusion will be etched in your memory forever.
“An evening you will never forget…
and never quite believe”
LAST CALL TO BE PART OF THE GROUP ORDER FOR 2015 MAHJONGG CARDS
I am coordinating our Highlands group renewal once again but I have to have all payments by January 3rd. If you
miss the group order, you will need to order your card on your own. Card prices are the same as last year: $8.00 for
a standard print size card, $9.00 for a large print card.
If you wish to be included in our group order which generates a contribution to Everyday Blessings, please put your
remittance in an envelope with your name and amount enclosed on it and drop it off at my house no later than January
3rd. If paying by check, make it out to me because I submit a single payment for all cards.
Thanks so much for your participation to help our Everyday Blessings Charity.
“May you always pick the right tile.”
Nancy Meech
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New Social Committee Members Wanted
Unfortunately a couple of our Social Committee members recently resigned so we are now searching for
two new Social Committee members. This is a good time to “try on” membership on the Committee since
elections for a new Committee will be held this spring. If you are interested and willing to serve our
community as a member of the Social Committee, please get in touch with Phil Lear as soon as possible.
Having a full Social Committee is critical to the success of events staged here in the Highlands. Please
consider becoming a very active part of the Highlands by joining the Social Committee.
Touring the Tom and Mary James / Raymond James Financial Art Collection
In St. Petersburg on February 11th, 2015
We will car pool. A lunch stop will be included.
Please signup on the sheet on the clubhouse bulletin board
Contact Person: Pat Carey
The Tom and Mary James/Raymond James Financial Art Collection, one of Florida’s largest private art
collections, consists of more than 2,400 works of art. It includes original paintings, sculptures and
graphics. More than 90% of the collection is owned by Tom James, Executive Chairman of Raymond
James Financial, and his wife, Mary James. Mr. James has selected almost every piece of artwork
himself. While some of the artists in the collection are now deceased, he believes buying works from
living artists helps to sustain them in their profession. The collection is on display at the firm’s
corporate headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Although the collection began in the late 1950s with predominantly American artists, primarily from
Florida, it has grown to include a variety of genres. In the mid-1980s, while on trips to Colorado and New
Mexico, Mr. James began to collect Western and Southwestern art. More than half of the collection now
consists of Western/Southwestern styles of art, including works by Earl Biss, Glenna Goodacre, Allan
House, Dave McGary, Dan Namingha and many members of the Cowboy Artists of America. Wildlife art
makes up about 25% of the collection, including works by Matthew Hillier, John Seerey-Lester and Al
Agnew. Other genres include Pop, Contemporary, Figurative, Sports Art, and Landscapes.
2015 Sebring Golf Outing — April 15th thru 17th
The trip this year again includes three rounds of golf, two breakfasts, two dinners,
and bag storage. The price this year is $249.72, an increase of only $10.68. We
hope to have another terrific turnout. We have a signup sheet in the community
clubhouse. Please remember your roommate at signup time. We will have a
meeting the first part of February to fill out reservation forms and send in
deposits for rooms. Any questions call or email me.
Thanks for your interest.
Jim Rock
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ValenƟne’s Day Dinner and Dance
Saturday, February 14th, 2015
Dinner Served at 6:00
Fun: Newlywed Game
Dance: To Our Own Tunes
BYOB
Advance Ticket Sales Only
$15 per person
Tickets on sale beginning
Thursday, 1/29/15
Table Reservations can be made for 77-9 guests.
Menu
Shrimp Cocktail
Beef Stroganoff with Parsleyed Noodles
Boursin Chicken Florentine
Glazed Carrots, Chef’s Choice Vegetable,
Full Salad Bar, Dinner Rolls & Butter
Strawberry Shortcake
Chocolate Fondue with Cake & Fruit
Volunteers are needed to help with this event. If you are willing to decorate, sell tickets, prepare food, set-up
tables, serve or clean-up, please sign-up on the sheet provided on the bulletin board. Thanks in advance.
Andrea McDermott, the Social Committee Travel Chairperson, belongs to a travel club sponsored by
Advantage Cruises and Tours to make organized travel events easily available to Highlands residents. The
travel club offers many different travel opportunities and the Social Committee has picked several to
highlight. Currently on the bulletin board are descriptions for the following:
• 2/10 - 11 — Sanibel & Captiva Island w/ gambling along the way ($234)
• 2/23 - 26 — Biloxi by motor coach (gambling & entertainment) ($222)
• 2/26 - 2/28 — Miccosukee Resort & Casino (Calder Race Track & Day trip to Key West) ($359)
• 6/9 - 6/16 — 7 night Alaska Cruise from Seattle (starting at $1556)
Check out the bulletin board to see all that is being offered. It’s a great way to travel with friends.
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From the Highlands Resident Managers
Howard and Rita Mathis
Office: 352-518-4607
Happy New Year Everyone!
As 2014 comes to an end, Howard, Renee, Kurt, Ken, and I want to wish everyone a very happy and healthy New
Year. We want to thank everyone for decorating their homes for the Season. We all enjoyed the beauty of all
the lights at night, which made our Community look warm and festive.
Christmas was such a joy with all the gifts, candies and cards that we received. We thank you all so very much
for donating to Toys for Tots. Many children celebrated on Christmas morning because you gave of your time and
money to purchase a gift for them.
Please keep David and Sandra Neil in your thoughts and prayers. As all may know by now, Sandra took a tumble
and broke her leg during the Caroling outing. Thanks to Mariana and Don Marz for taking them to the airport,
they are back in Canada, and she has had surgery and sounds to be in good spirits. You can reach David and
Sandra by e-mail: [email protected].
With all that is happening in the news, we are blessed to be safe and sound in our homes, and thankful that we live
in a part of the world that still knows peace in our streets. Let us all continue to pray for our men and women
serving our Country.
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There are a few item we need to remind everyone about.
Please drive carefully in our Community. The speed limit is 15mph.
Please remember our “PAPER ONLY” dumpster behind the kitchen is for newspaper, magazines, broken down
cardboard boxes, and paper products. If you have a large item that you are not sure how to dispose of, please call
the office for assistance.
Site Rent payments: If you are in doubt of how much you are to pay for site rent come Jan. 2015, PLEASE call or
come by the office and talk to me. I will be glad to give you the correct amount.
Sincerely, Rita and Howard
Community Management
Barb Geiling, Donna VanWieren, Jo Basile,
Anne Traub, Nancy Meech, Betty Thibault,
Norma Slemmer, Juanita Byrd, Joan Shaia,
Judy Ricker, Chris Weegar, Maureen Russo,
Barbara Towe, Lynda Chynoweth,
Kathy Docker, Mariana Marz, Cheryl Henrion,
Julia Koch, Sharon Proue, Terri Pawlicki,
Sue Hammerling, Helen Stuecklen, Jane Suddath
The Sunshine Committee lends support and a helping hand to
residents experiencing health challenges or dealing with grief.
We are prepared to make hospital
and home visits, send cards,
bring home-made soup,
provide transportation for
doctor visits, and help with pets
in absences due to crises.
Please call Barb Geiling or any other committee member if you desire any of these services, if you know of
a neighbor who needs help, or if you are interested in helping this committee in any way.
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Activity Update
Mahjongg
Tennis
“Soggy Bottoms” Water Aerobics
Players meet in the clubhouse card room
for games on:
Monday 1PM
Friday
1PM
Tuesday 9:30AM
A mahjongg marathon is held on the
first Monday of each month with play
starting at 9AM.
We meet for tennis every morning
except Sunday at 8 AM. Everyone is
invited.
Gil Rousseau
Informal gathering of the ladies for
water aerobics Monday thru Friday at
7:30 am during warm weather months.
Char Lanius
Bingo
Bingo is every Thursday from 7-9 PM.
Doors open at 6:30. Cost is $5.00.
John Schaeffer
Ping Pong/Table Tennis
Lassies’ Cards
Tuesday & Friday from 10AM to noon in
the clubhouse. All are invited to play.
Perry Russo
Wednesday evenings at 6:30 the ladies
get together to play cards. Come for
the fun!
Joan Shaia
Bunco
Euchre
Games are held the second Monday and
third Tuesday in players’ homes.
Couples Bunco is played on a Sunday
toward the end of each month and is
coordinated by Pat Carey. Times and
locations vary for Bunco games.
Tuesday nights at 7:00 PM in the
clubhouse card room. Bring $1 for the
pot awarded for the highest score.
Roy Raker
Bible Study Groups
Women’s group meets 10AM ‘til noon on
Tuesdays in the clubhouse library.
Maureen Russo
Men’s group meets Tuesdays, 7-8 PM in
the clubhouse library.
Bill Hoff
“Son” Flowers Bible Study meets
Tuesdays at 7:00 PM in the Clubhouse.
Terry Pawlicki
Watercolor Sessions
Thursday mornings at 9:30AM resident
artists meet to share the joy of art
and share water-color tips and
techniques.
Joan Rodier
Ceramics Instruction
Provided every Tuesday by local
certified instructor Evelyn Fisher
from 11:30 until 1:30PM for $5 a
session.
Chris Weegar
Open Games
Organized play on Mondays 7—9 PM.
Sue Klinger
Like-minded folks gather on Thursday
mornings at 10AM and Sunday evenings
at 7PM in the clubhouse card room to
play various games. All are welcome.
Mariana Marz
Cardio
Pegs & Jokers
Pinochle
Cardio classes are on Monday,
Wednesdays, & Fridays from noon to
1PM. $5 per session. Free to Silver
Sneakers cardholders.
Sandy Hoff
Yoga
A yoga class is run once a week on
Wednesdays from 11:15 to noon. $5
per session.
Christy Hughes
Meets every Saturday in the clubhouse
at 6:45 PM. New players are always
welcome.
Sandy Hoff
Shuffleboard
Meet once a week on Monday mornings
at 10:00. Everybody is welcome.
Marge and Carl Davis
Bocce Ball
Bocce games are played every
Saturday morning at 10AM. All are
welcome to play.
Jim Grib
Water Aerobics
Informal gathering of the ladies for
water aerobics Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 8:45 am. Linda Dunn
Koffee Klatch
An informal get together of neighbors
for coffee in the clubhouse at 9 AM
every Saturday that the main room
isn’t in use. New residents are
especially welcome.
Mariana Marz
Fitness Workouts
Monday - Saturday at 7:30 AM we
get together for walking exercise
in the clubhouse directed by DVD.
Deb Riss
Walkers
Meet to walk with friends every
morning at 7AM, except in the hot
summer months we start at 6:30AM.
Dianne Brown
Poker
Regular poker games every Tuesday at
6:29 PM.
Don Webb
And Wednesday at 6:30 PM in the
clubhouse.
Al Rodier
Yarn Crafters
Meet once a week on Wednesdays from
12-1:30 to work on personal projects or
projects for charity.
Jo Basile
Quilters
Anyone wanting to work on their quilts
in the clubhouse are encouraged to do
so between 1PM and 3PM on Mondays
and Wednesdays. Lorraine Davenport
is available to assist when requested.
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Mahjongg Players
There is organized mahjongg play at the clubhouse on Monday, Tuesday and Friday. Players
meet at 1:00 PM on Monday and Friday and at 9:30 AM on Tuesday. The session on Tuesday
does not involve prize money. If you are interested in learning to play mahjongg, contact any
mahjongg player for referral to an instructor.
Marathons are generally held the first Monday of the month. We start play at 9:00 AM and play straight through
until 1PM. Throughout the morning we take short breaks to move around and partake of food brought by the
players for themselves. Up to 16 games can be played during a marathon depending on the speed of play. $5 per
player is collected for the prize fund for the marathon. All players are welcome. We encourage Marathon players
to come early to give us time to get everyone signed in and games set up so play can begin promptly at 9:00 AM.
January’s marathon will be on Monday, January 5th.
A sign-up sheet is on the bulletin board
The winners of December’s Marathon with nine players were: 1st place - Char Lanius, 2nd place - Sue Klinger, and
3rd place - Linda Slekes.
Speaker After the January Meeting on January 3rd
At the November meeting and then in a follow-up email, residents were queried to
determine interest in having someone come in to talk about cremation as an end of life
option. The response was sufficiently positive such that arrangements have been made
with Coastal Cremations to come and give a presentation. They will be here on January 3rd
at 9:30 AM in order to speak immediately following our monthly business meeting. If you
are interested, please come join us.
Charlie Basile
Ladies Bible Study
The Tuesday morning Bible study is taking a break till January 20th to enjoy the holidays,
Starting the 20th we will begin a new study on the Book of John. We will be purchasing study guide books and are
looking forward to stimulating sessions, as we grow in our faith. Come and join us on this new journey. All are
welcome regardless of Bible knowledge.
WE MEET IN THE LIBRARY FROM 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and enjoy great fellowship together.
HOPE TO SEE YOU AND HAVE A BLESSED NEW YEAR FROM ALL OF US!
Contact Maureen Russo with any questions.
LOST AND FOUND
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2 quality kitchen knives left in the kitchen
Hand size clock
Thermos cup with lid
Ladies visor
JCP tote sack left at bake sale
Camera case (zip type). Small lap blanket.
Reclaim in Rita’s office.
I guess my
New Year’s
resolution
will be to
listen much
more
attentively.
January 2015
Sun
Mon
Walkers
directed by
DVD meet
Monday thru
Saturday at
7:30 am in the
clubhouse
Informal
gathering for
water aerobics
Monday thru
Friday 7:30
(Char Lanius) or
Mon/Wed/Fri at
8:45 AM
(Linda Dunn)
Deb Riss
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Open Games 7PM
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Open Games 7PM
5
Tue
Mahjongg
Marathon 9AM
Shuffleboard
Cardio
Mahjong
Quilting
10AM
12PM
1PM
1PM
Pinochle
7PM
Trash Pickup
Shuffleboard
10AM
Cardio
Mahjong
Quilting
12PM
1PM
1PM
Pinochle
7PM
Monday thru
Saturday at 8AM
tennis players
meet on the
courts to play.
Dianne Brown
Gil Roussseau
Mahjong
Ping Pong
Bible Study
Ceramics
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9:30
10AM
10AM
11:30
Poker
6:29
Euchre
7PM
Son Bible Study 7PM
Men’s Bible Stdy 7PM
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Mahjong
Ping Pong
Bible Study
Ceramics
Bluebag Pickup
Yarn Crafters
Cardio
Quilting
12PM
12PM
1PM
Lassies Cards
Poker
6:30
6:30
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9:30
10AM
10AM
11:30
Poker
6:29
Euchre
7PM
Son Bible Study 7PM
Men’s Bible Stdy 7PM
19 Trash Pickup
Shuffleboard
Open Games 7PM
10AM
Cardio
Mahjong
Quilting
12PM
1PM
1PM
Pinochle
7PM
Martin Luther
King Day
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26 Trash Pickup
Shuffleboard
Open Games 7PM
10AM
Cardio
Mahjong
Quilting
12PM
1PM
1PM
Pinochle
7PM
20 Mahjong
9:30
Ping Pong
10AM
Bible Study
10AM
Ceramics
11:30
Gary Goodman
Magician 6PM
Poker
6:29
Euchre
7PM
Son Bible Study 7PM
Men’s Bible Stdy 7PM
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Mahjong
Ping Pong
Bible Study
Ceramics
Day at the Track
Yarn Crafters
Cardio
Quilting
12PM
12PM
1PM
Hot Dog Night
5PM
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Poker
6:29
Euchre
7PM
Son Bible Study 7PM
Men’s Bible Stdy 7PM
3
2
Trash Pickup
10AM
Cardio
Mahjongg
12PM
1PM
Bocci Ball
7PM
6PM
Euchre
8
9
Trash Pickup
Watercolors
9:30
Open Games 10AM
7PM
10AM
“Simple” Meal
Pegs & Jokers 6:45
10
Ping Pong
10AM
Cardio
Mahjongg
12PM
1PM
Koffee Klatch 9AM
Bocci Ball
10AM
Pegs & Jokers 6:45
Euchre
7PM
15 Trash Pickup
16
Watercolors
9:30
Open Games 10AM
Ping Pong
10AM
Social Committee
Meeting 1PM
in library
Cardio
Mahjongg
12PM
1PM
Bingo
Euchre
7PM
Community
Meeting 9AM
Ping Pong
Watercolors
9:30
Open Games 10AM
Bingo
Sat
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Koffee Klatch 9AM
Bocci Ball
10AM
Pegs & Jokers 6:45
7PM
6:30
6:30
Bluebag Pickup
Yarn Crafters
Cardio
Quilting
12PM
12PM
1PM
Lassies Cards
Poker
6:30
6:30
22
23
Watercolors
9:30
Open Games 10AM
12PM
12PM
1PM
Lassies Cards
Poker
6:30
6:30
Ping Pong
10AM
Cardio
Mahjongg
12PM
1PM
Koffee Klatch 9AM
Bocci Ball
10AM
Pegs & Jokers 6:45
7PM
29
Yarn Crafters
Cardio
Quilting
24
Trash Pickup
Bingo
28
9:30
10AM
10AM
11:30
Fri
Outside walkers
meet every day
at 7AM
Lassies Cards
Poker
18
Thu
1
6
Trash Pickup
12
Wed
Euchre
7PM
30
31
Trash Pickup
Watercolors
9:30
Open Games 10AM
Ping Pong
10AM
Cardio
Mahjongg
12PM
1PM
Koffee Klatch 9AM
Bocci Ball
10AM
Pegs & Jokers 6:45
Bingo
7PM
Euchre
7PM