Newsletter 1

Southfork News

“FOR THE RESIDENTS, BY THE RESIDENTS”

Happy New Year January 2016

Fulfillment in the New Year

Here’s to the outgoing year, 2015. May the good times live on

in our memories, and may we learn lessons from the troubling

times that will make us stronger and better then ever.

Here’s to 2016 for each and every one of you, may it be

filled with significant steps toward the fulfillment of your

fondest wishes.

In this coming new year, let us focus on our goals and work

toward our dreams, and yet (smile) let’s all try to go with the

flow a little more and stress a little less.

And most important, (raise your glass), here’s to all of you.

Appreciate yourselves and each other in the New Year as I

appreciate all of you now. Let’s focus on each other’s good

points and choose to overlook minor annoyances, to create

mutual happiness and contentment in 2016.

Here’s to 2016 (raise glass). Enjoy the journey!!!!

Happy New year from your editor, Phyllis Grossi

Annual Membership meeting

(We need you)

Since January, 2015, your board has worked diligently

and was available to work with all the residents to help

in adding many more activities. We need your input

on what you would like and open to new ideas.

Do you have a plan to make Southfork a better place to

socialize in? Do you want “change?” Do you have any

ideas you’d like to see implemented? Here’s an

opportunity to become more active in our community.

So, don’t sit back, come and join the forces!!!!

As a board member, your voice will be heard and

counted on for important issues and also being on a

committee will help anything that affects our

community.

Please come forward as a member before the January

25th annual membership meeting, because your votes

count. Please help to make this a better community.

Let your voice be heard. Use your expertise and talents

to help our community. Volunteer for a committee today

if you don’t want to be on the board!

REMEMBER – you must have your dues of $20.00

paid by January 10th, 2016 in order to vote or be on any

committee. Please submit payment to Peggy Elkins,

Secretary..

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

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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 Dade City Police 352-521-1493

Hurricane Updates 800-427-8340 Sheriff non-emerg 727-847-8102

Sick/Prayer List.

Mary Bolin Linda Dickinson Judy Geyer Charlotte Lynch

Get Well Wishes To All!

In Memoriam

Great month with nothing to report.

Our condolences to the family and friends!

New Residents

Gail Young 38712 Bronco Dr

Marcia Mayer 11120 Palamino

Sandy & Kerry Stoddard 10927 Tumbleweed

Welcome to our Community of Southfork!

Wedding Anniversary

Bob & Carol Sanborn 1/3

Rick & Diane Unger 1/3

Bob & Donna Elder 1/7

Marcus & Kathy Harmon 1/17

Bill & MJ Cline 1/27

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I am looking for wedding anniversaries celebrated for each month of the year. We

have so many in this community who have shown wedded bliss for so many years and we

would like to acknowledge all.

Please submit to me (Phyllis) by the 15th of each month so it can be shared by all.

from Tom’s desk.

Hello Southfork,

Wow!!!! Christmas season was here and gone already….where does the time go?

Judy and I are back and we want to thank everyone for their prayers and well wishes. Judy was

really sick with a foot infection but she is doing very well now. So glad to be back home.

In the past month our activity elves have been very busy with the decorating of the hall and

what a fantastic job was done. December was another busy and fun filled month with the

cookie swap, golf cart parade, Timpanelli entertainer, Christmas pot luck and more that I know I

have forgotten, but again thanks to all the hard work to keep the community going.

A great entertainer will be here on the 19th and Rich Wilson is his name. I have personally seen

him on stage and you will enjoy this show. Let’s fill he hall!

Since Christmas will be just a memory when you read this I hope everyone is ready for a healthy

and fun filled new year. This is another busy month coming up and I would like to invite all the

new residents to join our association. Come and see what we are all about on the 25th . You will

find we have a lot of fun and we have a lot of different activities and entertainment. We want

a good and active community. Please join us and welcome aboard to a new year.

Tom

Southfork Annual Association Meeting

What: Our annual homeowner’s meeting is a chance to meet new neighbors, catch up with old

friends and discuss local issues. This January meeting has been designated by our by-laws to be

the first meeting of the fiscal year with the election of new officer’s and directors. Please plan

to attend and learn what’s happening in Southfork!

Where: Southfork Clubhouse, January 25th, 2016 at 9A.M. sharp!

Why: It’s your neighborhood, too! With our combined efforts, we can continue to make our

community a better social environment with better communication to everyone. We need

everyone’s support to help and vote on issues that everyone is happy with! It is next to

impossible to please everyone but there are ways to try and appease most of the people. If there

is anyone who is interested in being an officer or run as a director your name must be

handwritten in on the already printed ballot because nominations were closed at the November

membership meeting!

Who: You, the homeowners, must have your yearly dues paid by January 10th

in order to vote

for any new officer/director’s. The annual yearly dues is $20.00 per household and only one (1)

member of each household is eligible to vote. Submit payment to Secretary (Peggy Elkins)

11044 Ewing Dr or place in the suggestion box in the lobby of the clubhouse.

How: No need to RSVP, just show up!

Reason: We need more than one candidate for each office to run. If there is only 1 person for

each office with no competition, elections will be held and the slate is automatically given to the

only ones listed for each office. So, if you want “change” this is the time to do it!!! Please,

come and submit your name or your ideas.

Women’s Club

On Nov. 14 we had our annual bazaar. It was a success. We

opened the doors at 8:00 am and we had a constant flow of

people. I want to thank everyone who helped us in this venture.

There were so many helpers like the people who baked for us, people

who made the sloppy Joes - people who bought the supplies( ice ,

drinks etc.)

By the way a couple came from Zephyrhills to have Sloppy Joes they

said that it was a very good idea to offer a meal at the Bazaar and we

were the only Bazaar to do so.

Thanks to all the ladies who made baskets and to the ladies who sold

tickets. Thanks to the quilters and to the ladies who worked on the

Bake Sale and the Coffee table. It was quite a production and we had

tables rented to outsiders. The atmosphere was so great that they

asked for an "encore"

Thanks again everyone for that big success and we could not have done

it without you. Thanks again for supporting the Women's club. P.S. A

special thanks to Craig Whitbeck who worked behind the scene. Thanks

also to the Manager who has set up all the tables. Thanks also to

Bill Laforest and Maggie who let us borrow a table.

On December 2nd we had our annual Christmas meeting with 48 ladies.

All the reports were read and approved. A list was circulated to get

hostesses For each month and now we have a full slate. The hall was

decorated beautifully and it felt like Christmas and the food was so

good and don’t have enough room to tell all that we had to eat and we

have to thank Carol Albers and Katie Bellnier for a great job.

We raffled 4 gifts given by Tanya Hahn - Thank you Tanya for your

generosity.

January is election month. Please think about which position you would

like to participate in and we need you. The meeting was closed and

It was time for our Christmas Party we had two tables full of finger

food, punch and dessert. Then we had our Chinese Auction everyone

who brought a gift went home with a gift. All the gifts were

beautiful they were all different not two alike and We had a lot of

fun.

Next meeting on January 6 we will have a speaker Isabelle Wirth from

Daystar. She is very interesting and will explain to us here all our

cans of food are distributed. Please be there.

Marielle.

What a wonderful morning was enjoyed by The Southfork Women's

Club for their annual Christmas party. Socializing with

neighbors and friends, doesn't get much better than that. A

wonderful job by officers and hostesses. Many thanks for an

enjoyable gathering. As you can see, many enjoyed good food,

dessert and a really fun gift exchange.

Unfortunately we learned that Judy Geyer had become ill on her

return to Southfork after visiting Tom's mom who celebrated her

100 birthday. A silent prayer was offered by all in attendance.

Tom and Judy, please know you are in our thoughts and daily

prayers.

Submitted by, Kathy Gallick

8th ANNUAL HAND AND FOOT TOURNAMENT

SATURDAY, JANUARY 23rd, 2016 AT 10:45AM. There will be

cash prizes and a lot of good tasty food/snacks.

Deadline for paying entry fee is January 18th

, 2016. Entry fee is

$7.00 per person paid in advance.

Please see Craig & Carol Whitbeck if you are planning on

participating!.

All entrants, please bring a finger food and your own beverage.

Coffee will be served!

Thanks in advance to everyone who will help make this a success

and hopefully it can still be held each year.

Any questions, call Craig & Carol @ 437-4123

Janet and Joe Lehman live at 11104 Mesquite Drive, Dade City. They are from

Miller City, Ohio and Angola Indiana. They have 3 children and 4

grandchildren. They became familiar with Southfork, visiting Janet's sister

and brother-in-law and immediately liked our community. When Janet's second

sister purchased a home here, they decided it must be a good place to live

and purchased their home in January, 2011. They are now permanent residents.

Janet and Joe have been married for 51 years. Joe is retired from Ennis,

Inc. after 53 years. Ennis is a business factory for printing forms. Janet

retired in 2006 from cafeteria work, where she cooked for all school levels.

Joe served 4 years with Ohio National Guard and 2 years with Army Reserve.

Was a 4H advisor and served on local school board for 12 years.

If you don't know Joe and Janet, Joe might ask you medium or well done. Joe

is our chef each Wednesday at Hamburgs and Hot Dogs. Janet might ask you for

$3.00 as she is our cashier at H@H along with shopping for goods, chopping

and preparing all condiments that go along with the meal. And they do it so

pleasantly! You will see Joe flipping pancakes at our monthly breakfasts and

again, Janet collecting cash or serving beverages.

Joe is a worker, living right across from them, uuhhmmm, Sometime I feel

like a slacker, so out comes the rake! As you might have noticed, their home

is beautifully decorated for the holiday, so I just put a "DITTO" sign in my

front yard. Teehee!

Thank you, Tom, Judy, Mary and Jim for being a part of Their decision to

reside here. Thanks Janet and Joe for all your hard work making Southfork

the wonderful community we all enjoy.

This reporter wishes a Merry Christmas and Happy New Years to all Southfork

residents. Submitted by Kathy Gallick, Life is wonderful.

JANUARY 2016 IN SOUTHFORK

HAPPY, HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL - A PROSPEROUS, SAFE, AND HEALTHY 2016

1/1/16 – New Years’ Day – everyone celebrates their own traditional style on New Years’

day! Don’t forget about the New Year’s Eve Party at the Club on the December 31st.

There will be great entertainment, friends, and foods that will explain why one should or

should not eat.. This will be so much fun and starts at 8:00 PM. Happy Birthday to all

the January folks!

IT’S TIME TO REVEAL OUR DECEMBER “Babes”

#1 – JOHN QUAIN – born August 27th in Saranac, New York and moved to Southfork in 1995!

John has four children and several grandchildren. He was a teacher for 17 years and owned his

own business and worked 50 years as a heavy equipment operator between teaching. He married

Mariella in 1994 and they traveled the US in a fifth-wheeler for one year during 1994 to find where

they wanted to settle and it was Southfork! Wonderful!

#3 – MARIELLA QUAIN – born as Mariella Proulx November 20th in Montreal, Canada! She has

two boys – one in Ohio and two in Montreal, and three grandchildren. Mariella actually consulted

a card (tarot) reader years before 1994 and she was told all the events/changes that would

happen in her life and so far, they have all been correct – starting in 1994 when she married John.

She worked as a Purchasing Agent for Novartis Pharmaceutical Co. for 30 years, retiring in 1994.

She and John enjoy life here but hate losing so many folks over the years! What an asset they are

to our community!

#2 – LONNIE LAYNE – born as Lonnie Crandell on August 8th in Flint, Michigan. She and hubby,

Roger, moved to Southfork in April 2011, after paying a visit to Max and Peggy Elkins. She and

Roger wanted to take home a Florida souvenir, but after visiting here, they bought a home. They

decided that they couldn’t take that “souvenir” back to Michigan! Lonnie retired as office

manager from William Floyd Heating and Air Conditioning in Flint, MI. You’ll see a lot of Lonnie

leading the Activities Committee here and she’s been a great organizer to make sure all our

residents have great times! A lot more fun to come and we thank Lonnie for her leadership and all

she does!

#4 – ROGER LAYNE – born on November 9th in Detroit, Michigan. He retired as Contract

Manager of Genessee County Community Mental Health Hospital prior to moving to Southfork with

Lonnie. Between Roger and Lonnie, they have five children and 12 grandchildren. You know

Roger as one of the Southfork directors and you can see him several times a day walking their

beautiful dog, Darby, to the doggie park!

#5 – NANCY JONES – born Nancy Sjostrand (which is Swedish), on October 21st in Aurora,

Illinois. She was also raised there and is so proud that her grandfather actually landed in Ellis

Island, NY, in 1904. Nancy had a 20-year career as an elementary teacher and also taught

computer sciences at another facility. She and husband, Bob, purchased their home in Southfork

in 2002 and when Nancy retired they came back here spend to their first winter in 2006. She and

Bob have three children and five grandchildren. You’ll see Nancy around the park in lots of

activities! She’s been our shuffleboard champ also! Way to go, Girl! Happy Bob got you your

“trophy” too!

“SOUTHFORK”

#1- My, what a pretty one

– then and now! And with

brand new teeth! She was

born and raised in the

Northeast & has made her

home here for less than 15

years. You know her!

#2 – Another “looker” in our

park. This handsome guy has

lived in Southfork 10 years.

He’s from the great Midwest.

You’ve seen him driving

around and you’ll know him

for sure!

#3 – You’ll never guess this

adorable baby! Born in the

Midwest, this person has lived

here for 10 years! What a story

to read about this baby in the

next issue! Good luck with this

one!

#4-“It’s my party – I’ll cry if I

want to!!!!” This gal is so cute!

(The hubby may be in the dog

house after sharing this pic!)

Born in the Northeast (maybe

she’s cold) and been here for

less than five years. You gotta

know this special lady!

#5 – Now talk about a real cutie

pie-WOW. Look at those dreamy

eyes! This prizewinner was born

and raised in the Northeast, US,

and he and the lovely lady have

been in Southfork for over 10

years!

Okay, you all…keep bringing the pics. Lots of folks are enjoying this feature so why not share yours too! So cute!

Thanks to those who have shared! Until next issue….

Jean Deiss 863-602-1535

Email: jdeiss0831@yahoo.com

Second, SATURDAY, Jan 9th @ 8AM TO 9AM

$3.00 PER PERSON

SAUSAGE GRAVY/BISCUITS, SCRAMBLED EGGS &

HASH BROWNS, Coffee, Tea and O.J.

Take home is available. Can’t get to the clubhouse? We will

deliver!

Contact, Tom Robinson…..Cell 1-540-529-8247

HEALTH/WELLNESS SEMINARS

Our first Health & Wellness Seminar December 10th

on “Wellness After 55” was

so well received Florida Hospital has agreed to come to Southfork the 2nd

Thursday of each month starting in January 2016 to educate us on a variety of

health related topics. The January seminar will be:

NUTRITION

(Presented by a Certified Nutritionist)

THURSDAY, JANUARY 14TH

11:00AM – 12:00PM

Clubhouse

Coffee and fruit (of course!) will be served

Let’s bring the New Year in with a commitment to Eat Healthy!! Remember, “you

are what you eat”. Mark your calendars and don’t miss this one – there may even

be recipes available!

Future seminars will cover topics such as:

Basic CPR until help arrives (possibly February)

Joint Preservation/pain-free function

Dealing with Diabetes and Prevention

Heart Attacks/Strokes

High Blood Pressure

Breast Cancer Awareness (keep your loved ones informed)

If there are health topics you would like to see covered, let the office know and

we’ll see what we can arrange.

Southfork Entertainment Presents

Rich Wilson

January 19th, 2016 @7pm

Tickets @ $7.50 each

Musical Memories is a show with entertainer Rich Wilson that

features a variety of musical styles to please a mixed audience. The

show contains Pop Standards, Country, Gospel, Oldies along with some

humor and lots of smiles!

Music made famous by Elvis, Engelbert Humperdinck, Frank Sinatra,

Tony Bennett, Johnny Ray, Neil Diamond and many more!

This is the show Rich has performed throughout Florida over the past

three years and people have raved about it each year.

It is a self- contained one-man show and something you don’t want to

miss..

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Don’t forget, Ambulance program dues are Due.

Trash Pickup and Recycling

Trash Pick-up: Scheduled for Tuesdays and Fridays.

Recycling ( curbside in a container): Pick up is on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays

of each month of all glass and plastic containers. Please no plastic liners.

Newspapers There is a bin in the back RV section that all newspaper and

magazines should be placed. The recycling of the newspapers done this

way helps the Association with putting on the many events for all

residents and payment is sent after any collection.

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Ladies: We need you!!!!

Come play shuffleboard on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3pm. It’s easy and fun and a good

social time!!!

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FYI. Technically challenged people as am I,

things I have learned!

Never leave you "Chipped Ignition Key" in ignition

when car is not running for any length of time, it

draws on battery, thus dead battery, been there,

done that. If that persistent red light on your

dash goes on, indicating low tire pressure and you

have just purchased 4 new tires and ALL the

pressure in the tires is perfect, check that spare

in the trunk, if it has a sensor, put a few lbs. of

air in that baby, problem solved, been there, done that. Most 2016

automobiles do not come with a spare. May be optional. Make certain to

check on that!

If you are in trouble on the highway and you call 911 and you did not

notice that last "mile marker" sign, not to worry, big brother knows

exactly where you are, within feet. Been there, done that.

Just for your information!

A note from Kathy Gallick, Life is wonderful.

SOUTHFORK CINEMA, Tuesday January 5th - 6:30pm!!

Our next Tuesday Night Movie will be January 5th @ 6:30pm. Join us in the

clubhouse for this exciting movie..

The “CineBistro will continue serving all you can eat popcorn for 25 cents and

ice cream for $1.00 a bowl.. You are welcome to bring your own beverages.

There’s plenty of seating but feel free to bring your own comfy chair! Don’t

forget, we take requests!!! Something you want to see? Just let us know .

After U.S. Marine Kyle Wincott is killed in Afghanistan, Max, his highly trained service dog, is too traumatized to remain in service. Back in the U.S., Kyle's family adopts the dog, but teenage brother Justin (Josh Wiggins) has problems of his own and doesn't want the animal. However, Max may be Just… Morestin's only chance to learn what really happened to his brother. With the help of a dog-savvy friend, Justin and Max begin to bond, and set out to unravel the mystery of Kyle's death.

This month’s movie is in such high demand we had to wait as our first choice movie

Hotdog Cookout @ Pavilion

Friday, January 15th

, 5:30pm

Fee: None, but a show of membership

Association Card is a must in order to attend.

We are going to have a Hotdog cook out evening at the Pavilion,

Jauary 15th. The menu will be Hotdogs, and Chips. This will be a

H.O.A. event which means you must show your membership card when

arriving.

Hopefully the weather will be good and we will have a Bon Fire. We

will have a sign up sheet so we will know how much food to get.

Please bring your lawn chairs and your own drinks. The HOA will

furnish the table settings.

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What the Snowbirds missed this Summer

Easy access to 301 – no traffic – even with the construction

Seeing and hearing the mowers, mowing and blowing grass weekly

Beautiful sunsets

Ladies breakfast outings each month

Card nights at the clubhouse

Days with thunder all day long, and some rainy weeks

Many monthly activities and some great summer entertainment

Hundreds of flashes of brilliant lightning

Wondering where the customers were in many stores with empty parking lots

Daily pool visitors and almost having the pool to themselves.

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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

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Avon: Catalogs are

available. Call Tanya or

Bobby 567-7125

tbhahnfl@yahoo.com

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Need Help

House cleaning and

Lawn Service,

by Bea

813-562-0633

Services Offered

I am a master electrician

offering the following

services: Electrical,

Pressure Washing, Gutter

Cleaning, Minor Plumbing.

Also, transportation to or

from Orlando/Tampa

airports as well as the

Tampa Train/Bus stations.

Jerry McClellan

11040 Maverick Drive

Home: (352) 437-5219

Cell: (352) 999-2908

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Let me help you take

care of things you need

cleaned around the

house. General

housecleaning, ironing,

laundry, cooking.

lawncare, homecare for

sick, shopping.

Contact Ruth

@ 813-999-6085

References Available

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) 567-7702 Ask for Maureen ________________________

Odd Jobs

I now work 8:30-1:30PM.

I am available after

1:30PM for odd jobs. No

job too big or too small.

Please leave a message

at 813-508-2805 and I

will return your call

ASAP.

Andy Davidson

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Weekly Calendar of Events

Sunday Church of Your Choice…”May I” card game @6pm

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Monday Coffee Hour @8am…

(Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm… Hand & Foot @6pm

Euchre @6pm…TOPS @10am

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Tuesday 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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Wednesday 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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Thursday 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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Friday Trash pickup… (Fall/Winter) Mixed Shuffleboard @9am…Exercise

@10:30am…(Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm…

WII FIT @9am

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Saturday ”65” game @6pm…Poker @5pm…

Jan 5th (Tue) Movie night 6:30pm

Jan 6th (Wed) Women’s Club 9:30am

Jan 8th (Fri) Men’s Breakfast Group 9am (Smitty’s)

Jan 9th (Sat) Monthly Breakfast 8am (note, this month 2nd Sat)

Jan 10th (Sun) Card Bingo 6pm (don’t forget your $2.00 in dimes)

Jan 14th (Thur) Health Seminar 11am (Nutrition)

Jan 15th (Fri) HOA sponsored Hotdog evening@ Pavilion 5:30pm

Jan 18th (Mon) Assn Officers/Directors 9am

Jan 19th (Tues) Rich Wilson entertainer 7pm

Jan 23rd (Sat) Hand & Foot Tournament 10:45am

Jan 24th (Sun) Card Bingo 6pn (don’t forget your $2.00 in dimes)

Jan 25th (Mon) Homeowners Assns annual meeting

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Just a reminder that the monthly breakfast will be on the 2nd Saturday this month because of

the holiday.

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Just in case this gets to all homes before the 29th, the 29th is the last day to purchase New

Year’s Eve party tickets at $15.00 person. No tickets will be sold at the door and contact Jim

McAdams, Tom Geyer or Bob Elder.

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