Scraps and Greetings
This is our last WTC meeting, so I will start a regular post on Fridays.
We will be starting our Summer activities, starting with our Friday coffee and donuts, we usually start about 7:30 a.m. the Office buys April 18th. then we will take turns furnishing them. It's a good time to get together and visit and also for Management to relate any thing that might be going on that we all would be interested in hearing about.
I ran into Richard and Mardel Blume (sp) from Minesota, and their little dog "Annie" they are former residents and they are staying about a month. Mardel is Marleys Hicks Sister
Some of us got together and had a party for Gary and Jan Philipps in celebration of their upcoming 50th Wedding Anniversary. It was a great party and of course Fred Goldsberry played music for our listening and dancing pleasure!
We have close to 70 - 80 folks that live here year around! Some leaving for just weeks and others a month or so. So yes we have plenty of folks to play games with, visit with, have parties with, and some times dream up a fun party, go to pizza together, potlucks etc. You all might try staying for a Summer and see how you like it!!
RVE
CLUB MEETING –
Rex Rexroad,
chair, called meeting to order.
Pledge of Allegiance & singing of “God Bless America”
preceded meeting. We closed by singing club song.
Accompanist – Peg
Hayelan
Invocation – Charlotte Therrien
– Blind Man and his dog joke followed by prayer
Secretary Report – Rita
Sutherland
Treasurer Report – John Geer
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Thanks
to the Three Amigos for our donuts this morning.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THEM --
JOHN GEER, AL LENIUS &
HECTOR THERRIEN !
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This
was our final Monday meeting of the season.
Beginning April 18, residents who remain are invited to the pool room
area (7:30 a.m.) for donuts, coffee & visiting. There is a
sign-up sheet for anyone wishing to provide donuts. On the 18th,
donuts will be provided by managers/owners.
This is the final newsletter this season.
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MANAGEMENT REPORT –
Reporting was manager Helen
who gave us reason to smile with her joke about the “blonde heading
to Toronto in first (or economy) class on the airplane”. Mail
delivery will be late this week. Managers wish everyone a “safe
travel home .. and speedy return in the fall”. Website
for park is
riovalleyestates.com.
Read
club website RVEWTC.com
written & maintained by Judi
DeKoning .
Judi
keeps our calendar up-to-date. Since she's gone home for the summer,
changes may be reported to editor at #103 or emailed to Judy (see
activities schedule hanging on board in Friendship Hall). To
get into “members only” on site, password is riovalley.
Let office staff know if you are chairing an event as often someone
stops there to ask.
Want
news during the summer,
be sure to check
Donna
Gabbert's
blog www.donnasramblingsatrve.blogspot.com.
She keeps us up to date when something (happy or sad) happens to our
RVE friends. Editor may write more on her website “Slow Boat to
Nursing Home” over the summer.
Properties
Committee
had nothing to report.
Board members are Properties
– Clyde Read, Dave Cochran, Ron Zoeller; Finance
– Mary Lantis, John Geer, John Norris. New board takes over Oct.
1. New board members are:
properties – Clyde Read; finance – Charlotte Therrien.
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The 2013-2014
season is winding down. Many activities are done. No changes have
been made on chairperson names for games, will be updated in the
fall. If a group is meeting for games most know this .. and
hopefully will pass the word.
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Irene Quail (#49)
places cards to be signed by residents in office area. Call her at
704-516-5360 if you know of someone needing card due to illness or
death of family member.
This week cards were sent to Ken Eshelman who fell, now in rehab in
Weslaco; and Dale Cleland who is not doing well. We need to pray
for Wade (Buzz) Roberts who will be undergoing heart valve
replacement & a triple by-pass on April 10.
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Upcoming Events:
April 10 – All
Park Breakfast, Fiesta Tex-Mex, 8 a.m.
April 18 and each Friday thereafter –
Residents invited to coffee & donuts in Pool Room.. 7:30 a.m. (or
so!)
April 20 –
Easter Dinner in Friendship Hall, 1 p.m., hams furnished by owners of
park, remainder is potluck
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Bet you don't need bifocals to read the newsletter
today. With less news to report, using larger font ..
Ken &
Sue Barnhart
are chairing the Easter dinner. Sign up so they have an idea how
many tables & chairs are needed. Bring dish to share & own
table service. Park owners provide the ham. Remainder is potluck.
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Don't forget these summer
activities up north ..
Iowa
Potluck
– July 9,
noon, at Comfort Inn, Story City, chairs Jerry
McAninch & Carol Nelson.
If you wish to stay overnight, call motel at 515-733-6363.
Iowa
Campout
– Aug. 3-10
at SkipAway Campground, Clermont. Make your own reservations by
calling Terry at 563-423-7338; mention this is the “Benson” group
so you will be camping in that area with the group. Questions? Tom
or Mary Lou at 956-532-9665.
All are
invited to Raymond &
Margaret Davis'
70th
wedding anniversary celebration June 14, 5-11 p.m. at Legion Club,
Bassett, NE. No gifts please. For details, call Sharon Bussinger,
308-325-4979.
How about a
trip to Ontario, CA for the party honoring Hector
& CharlotteTherrien
on their 50th
wedding anniversary? All are invited August 29! No gifts.
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There was
discussion concerning recycling/trash disposal this morning. Chris
Stephens
said she feels we should recycle items such as cans, newspapers,
cardboard. We remind residents they need to break down cardboard
before placing in trash containers. Several residents take newspapers
to Progreso with tubs provided behind stage. Pop/beer cans are
crushed to be recycled with special area provided. Plastic
containers, cardboard, & tin cans may be taken to the green
trailers located at Texas & 83rd
near Lone Star Bank. There is a list of other recyling places
posted on board in Friendship Hall. Properties committee will be
looking into this. Subject was tabled until fall per committee
member Clyde Read.
If you are
chairing an event next season, take a look at the activities sheet
hanging on board in back of big hall. If a date needs to be changed
or a chairperson added or changed, give this info to editor so she
can bring Judi DeKoning up-to-date on this.
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