Accompanist – Jan Delashmit
Invocation–Judy Nordquist-Senior Citizens Lament & prayer
Secretary Report – Jan O'Dell
Treasurer Report – Jim Moeller
MANAGEMENT REPORT – Manager Bob Davis is having his first cornea transplant today. If all goes well he should be back tomorrow. We wish him well with this procedure. Vicki will take care of rent receipts upon their return. Assistant Manager Ken Barnhart reported new rent rates for RV-100s area are posted. Ken said “Complaint department is closed.” A white cat has been seen behind Johnson's at #93, it's thin & crying. Is it yours? Website for park is riovalleyestates.com
Donna Gabbert keeps us informed year-round with a blog. Go to www.donnasramblingsatrve.blogspot.com.
Club website by Judi DeKoning is RVEWTC.com .. for “members only”, the password is riovalley.
Treasurer Jim Moeller gave his report, approved. Char Therrien has resigned. According to our bylaws, chair is to appoint someone to fill the position & we are to then vote. Judy Nordquist will serve in that capacity. Approved.
Properties report was given by Jerry McAninch. Freezer is on the blink., repairman to come this afternoon. There was loss of ice cream. Linda Palermo is no longer doing kitchen floor; new arrangements will be made this fall. Duties of chairpersons are posted on board, incl. disposal of trash, table, floor clean up, etc. If anyone has suggestions on making this easier, let Jerry know. Board Members: Properties – Dan O'Dell, Jerry McAninch, Larry Pavlis; Finance – Judy Nordquist, Sally Hejlik, Jim Moeller.
Helen Curtis asks us to call her, 603-674-3869, if we know of someone needing a card due to illness/death in family. Sign cards in office area. This week cards to: Ken Costley, kidney stone surgery; Leon Cheatham in ICU with infection prior to reversal of his colostomy.
Entertainment chair Brock Laing said it's been a stressful week. (1) No water at last week's dance when he was in charge of “poop patrol” and now “one guy no longer allowed in park!” (2) melted ice cream. On a happier note, we had the largest crowd we've ever had for Friday entertainment except for parkwide talent show 7 yrs. Ago.
Saving the BEST to the end, come enjoy Southern Anthem this Friday. It's the final show of the season, $7 pp. This is a family show with 11 yr. old Logan playing fiddle. Brock says Logan is better than anyone he has heard!
Wendy, Derek, Mikaela and Logan Pausewang, collectively known as Southern Anthem, bring a fresh sound to long-time country and gospel favorites. From church auditoriums, fairs and festivals, to Branson, national television appearances, and requests from Nashville and beyond, the demand for their unique family harmony now has them traveling across the US.
What started as a need to have interim talent at a local theater production has grown into a full time profession. Although the group began singing in church years ago, they never dreamed it would lead to the calling that God placed in their hearts. The band has a growing audience spanning from the youngest to oldest of fans enthralled by the talent of the Pausewang family. Now, with the debut of their 3rd album with the original title track, "Savior Save Me", they have even more to offer their fans.
Potluck is held prior to Friday shows, Bruce/Billie Wells chair. Bring dish to share & table service, 5 p.m.
To clear up any confusion on this Thursday's 9 a.m. meeting at the Hidalgo Bridge, Brock explained this is NOT to organize work groups to build the wall. It is an open invitation to winter Texans & their Mexican friends to meet in the middle of the bridge for fun, friendship, and food! It will be well secured.
Dance chair Dana Daves said if not for Laings she & Craig would never have volunteered to take over dances. She reminded all to come dance tonight, $6 pp.with Diego playing.
Next Monday will be The ReganJames Band/Hired Hand
Brock said FREE movie this week is “Soul Surfer”. A note for the fellows .. you will see scantily clad females of the younger variety. It's the last movie of the season.
Do we have anyone who has volunteered to do Saturday breakfasts? Weren't the omelets by Dave/Pat Printy & committee wonderful? Over 100 attended each week they prepared the omelets. Pat thanked those who came, their helpers, and in particular Rollo & Arlene Fisher who furnished the bacon.
A standing ovation & many many thanks was given for all the work our Canadian friends Brock & Adrienne Laing do! It would be impossible to list all the things they have done to see that we seniors are entertained all season. We know they are the reason we are the BEST park in The Valley. We voted to give them a monetary reimbursement in appreciation.
Upcoming Dates –
Feb. 28 – Final Sunset Dinner Cruise (see page 2 article)
March 1 – Iowa Dinner, Friendship Hall, 11:30 potluck (sign up)
Paul-Sharon Sprague, Doug-Marilyn Jass chair
March 2 – Get-together at Hidalgo Bridge, 9 a.m. (see above article)
March 2 – Vet's Luncheon, $5 for vets, $10 nonvets, open to all, noon
March 3 – Patio Sale , 8 a.m. to noon
March 3 – Nebraska Luncheon, 11 a.m., Chef's Corner Cafe, sign up .. directions & menu are posted on board.
March 3-5 – Border Fest, Hidalgo .. (see article on page 2)
March 7 – Illinois Luncheon, Harold's Country Kitchen, 11:30 a.m., Sandy Olson 7 Sandy Lenius in charge, please sign up
March 7 – Orange St. Potluck, Frieldship Hall, 11:30 – 1 p.m. (Donna Perkins chairs) Text her at 817-371-9730
March 9 – Luau, tickets on sale, $10 pp or $80/table of 8, chair is Kathy Cochran...doors open at 5:15 p.m.
March 14 – Ladies Salad Luncheon, noon .. more on this later
The 2nd dinner Cruise is tomarrow
Here's a few pictures from the last cruise
Out to sea at sundown
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