April 2019 Issue: Page 1

Redfield Review April 2019

Please join us at an open

house celebrating

Darlene Pitsenbarger’s

95th birthday

at the Redfield Legion on

Sunday, April 7th, 2-5pm.

Come help Gene Martin celebrate his 90th Birthday

Saturday, May 11th Open House 1 – 2pm

and Gene Martin Cribbage Tournament at

2pm All at the Redfield Legion Hall

The Redfield Legion is accepting written bids for lawn care service. This includes moving, trimming, and weed control. Bids must be received by April 23rd.

Mail to: American Legion

PO Box 304 Redfield, IA 50233

Any questions, call Jim at 833-4054.

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Redfield Public Library Monday 1-6 pm Tuesday 9am-12pm, 1-6pm Wednesday 1-6pm

Thursday 1-6 pm Friday 1-6 pm Saturday 9am-12pm, 1-4pm

New Adult Books at the Library: Past Tense by Lee Child Adrift by Tami Oldham Ashcraft Master of His Fate by Barbara Taylor Bradford Liar Liar by James Patterson The New Iberia Blues by James Lee Burke Of Blood and Bone by Nora Roberts Injustice by James Patterson New Audio Books at the Library: Down A Dark Road by Linda Castillo New DVD’s at the Library: Irrational Man with Joaquin Phoenix Tinker with Clayne Crawford Escape Plan with Stallone &

Schwarzenegger Escape Plan 2 with Stallone and Bautista Gun Shy with Liam Neeson & Sandra Bullock The Light Keepers with Richard Dreyfus &

Blythe Danner A Star is Born with Bradley Cooper & Lady

Gaga Goodbye Christopher Robin with Domhnall

Gleeson The Little Mermaid with Poppy Drayton

Submitted by Lori Stonehocker

American Legion Auxiliary

Roll Call and volunteer hours Teresa Nolan – 45 Pat Griffith – 2 Linda Cope – 25 Janell Ketelsen – 2 Sheri Godfroy – 4 Christy Dwyer – 2 Donna Kester – 15 Elaine Peterson – 10 Darlene Pittsenbarger – 10

The evening of March 19th started with a potluck put on by the American Legion Auxiliary for the Legion members to celebrate the Legion’s 100th birthday. Even though it was a small crowd, the food was great, and the fellowship was even better. Chaplin Linda Cope opened the meeting with 9 members present. Chaplin Linda Cope started the meeting with a prayer and then the normal operating procedures were followed. Linda Cope took roll call and recorded 115 volunteer hours for the past month. Last month’s minutes were read by Linda Cope and approved by Pat Griffith. Sheri Godfroy second the motion. All were in favor. Treasurer Pat Griffith gave the monthly treasurer report and copies were distributed. She reported all dues are paid now for our unit. The first subject discussed was the scholarship that is to be given to a senior graduating from West Central and living in Redfield. It was discussed the amount to offer and it was agreed on one scholarship in the amount of $400 would be offered. Christy Dwyer will send a letter to all the seniors graduating asking if they would like to apply for the scholarship and instructions on how to apply. Darlene Pittsenbarger motioned to approve. Janell Ketelsen second the motion. All were in favor. Next was the upcoming Dallas County Meeting to be held at Redfield next Tuesday, March 26th. Linda Cope explained to the group how the rooms were to be set up (as she is going to be gone and is the Dallas County President) and had notes written to help. She also explained that there was information that needed to be provided at this meeting by the President of the unit. Since Barb Horn is out of town this falls on our Vice President Janell Ketelsen. Linda Cope explained what she needed to have ready and in what format. The meeting was then closed with a prayer by Chaplin Linda Cope.

Submitted by Linda Cope

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Redfield Clinic News Avoiding Sunburn: Now that spring is here, it is especially important to avoid sunburn. Remember that fair skinned, blue eyed, or red headed individuals sunburn quite easily. Experts advise using sunscreen with a SPF of at least 30, or cover up, especially between the hours of 10AM to 4PM when the sun is highest in the sky and most intense. As the dermatologists say the only safe tan comes in a can. Studies show that 4-5 severe sun burns increase the chance of developing malignant melanoma, the most life threatening form of skin cancer by more than 60%.

Morels, Poison Ivy, Ticks and Chiggers: Dog ticks can spread Rocky Mountain Spotted fever, a potentially fatal febrile illness. Lyme disease is an illness causing fatigue and fever. It is caused by a germ spread by deer ticks. The initial infection is characterized by a bull’s eye shaped red circular spot with central clearing. Deer ticks are hard to spot as they are the size of a period at the end of a sentence in a newspaper. Dog ticks vary in size from period size for young ones to adults the size of a capital “o” in a newspaper. Both are characterized by movement and a tendency to attach to a person’s skin. Wearing long sleeves and pants that are tightly sealed at the ankles and wrists with elastic helps prevent the ticks from attaching to you. Use DEET insect repellant and check your entire body, including your hair, for ticks promptly after going into the woods. If ticks are removed before being attached for more than 12 hours, they are much less likely to spread disease to humans. Chigger bites are intensely itchy bumps that usually occur within 1-3 days after being bitten by nearly invisible insects that can e found in grassy or weedy areas. Avoidance measures are the same as those for ticks.

Poison ivy is a green three leafed plant or vine that emerges in the early spring. It can cause a red intensely itchy blistering rash that 85% of us get when we come in contact with the plant. The rash often lasts for more than two weeks. Pictures of poison ivy and ticks and further reliable information are available at the center for disease control at CDC.gov or at WebMD.com.

When hunting for morels be sure to check with experienced and reliable sources if uncertain about the identity of the mushrooms you find before eating them. Eating the wrong mushroom can be a fatal mistake.

Submitted by Ed Friedman

Redfield Development President, Jim B. called our meeting to order with 21 members in attendance. Pam Danielsen was a guest. Minutes were read, and Treasurers report was given. Pam Danielsen spoke with the group about the Mobile Food Pantry, she needs to have the form signed for us to sponsor it. Darci motioned and Tiawny M 2nd to sign. All yes. Old Business:

• Chicken & Noodle Dinner – We had the dinner on a night where a lot of other activities were going on. Despite that, we had a good turnout. We were short on help, due to the activities, and had some left over but not really any different than last year at this time. Thank you to everyone who donated desserts and helped. We appreciate it.

• Story Walk – Obie M provided an update. There was a few things to get done. He needs to have a date to get materials, and a shop day to finish putting the boards together. He thinks it will take 3 or 4 hours. There is not a completion date yet.

New Business:

• Bingo: Martha B discussed the possibility of getting new Bingo cards. Ours are in rough shape. A suggestion was brought up to speak with the Redfield Lions Club to see if there is any interest in going together to purchase some new ones. Frank W will speak with them at their next meeting.

• Brick Donation – Tiawny M - Glen Gary Brick has some 2nds they are wanting to donate and she spoke with them about the possibility of what we may need for the walking path. There was a lot of discussion on this, and Tiawny will work out the details and come back to the group. With Redfield’s history of 2 brick yards, this may be a good opportunity for us to pave with bricks. We also discussed the Callum Foundation, as they are accepting grants right now. She would like to apply, to defray the cost of the bricks, and laying, should this be the direction we chose to go.

• Bacoon Ride – Saturday, June 15, 2019 is the annual event. Heather P discussed her meeting with Mike Mott. More information to come on this, as we are in the beginning planning stages. Ideas were discussed of what we would like to do, and discussed some feedback we had from bikers last year. Heather will get back together with Mike, and then to the city to discuss. Any organization wanting to get involved is encouraged.

The Depot - Jim B is wanting to have some help with the Depot over the summer, to handle the money and phone calls to get help. A few people discussed this, will decide by next month’s meeting. Also we will get the T-shirt information from the middle school for t-shirt designs.

Motion to adjourn: Darci motioned, and Dustin L 2nd – all yes.

Next Meeting is April 15, 2019 at the Redfield American Legion, everyone welcome!

Submitted by Heather Godwin-Pote

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Redfield Lions News

Spring is not only the most pleasant season, but the time for rebirth, new beginnings and inspirations. Time for plans and projects.

Why not start a new beginning by joining the

Redfield Lions Club. We meet the second Monday

of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Redfield Legion

Hall. Come to one of our meetings or call President,

Jay Means, (515) 480-5090.

HAPPY SPRING TIME!!

Submitted by Caroline Morgan

IT'S TIME!!! Mark your calendars!!!

The Dairy Shoppe will open for the season on Monday, April 8th at 11am!

We're excited for another great season!

See you soon!!!

Linden Chapter OES Linden Chapter Order of Eastern Star met March 4th at 6 pm for a delicious lunch served by Cindy and Don Slaybaugh. At 7 pm Chapter opened with 16 members present. Worthy Matron, Virginia Armstrong welcomed all in attendance. Our School of Instruction with Heather Wogomon as our District Instructor will be on March 9th. Final plans were made for our luncheon to be served at 11:15 am followed by our School at 12:30 pm. Our Fun Day with the Grand Family will be on March 17th starting at noon with a luncheon. The entertainment will begin at 1:00 pm. It was announced we will be working the Redfield breakfast on September 14th. Plans were begun for our annual luncheon honoring the 50 year and over members. We all wished Gary Rees a Happy Birthday by singing Happy Birthday to him. Worthy Patron, Frank Keeran thanked all for coming and wished all a safe trip home. Worthy Matron Virginia thanked all for coming also and complemented the Slaybaughs on our lunch. Chapter closed in ritualistic form. Members were reminded of our lunch at The Owl’s Nest on the 3rd Monday. Our next meeting will be on April 1st. Linden Eastern Star Chapter meet on Saturday, March 9, 2019 for our annual School of Instruction. Lunch was served to all chapter members and our guests from other chapters at 11:15 am. At 12:30 everyone moved to the chapter room when the bell of our District Instructor, Heather Wogomon from Treynor sounded. Heather gave an opening welcome to all 30 people present. Heather gave instruction to the organist, warder and sentinel, then a brief description of room preparation. The Linden Chapter Officers then demonstrated the Opening march. Chapter was opened in ritualistic form after which our Worthy Matron Virginia Armstrong gave her welcome to all present. Her greeting was a poem about taking life for granted. We were pleased to have guests from Hamlin, Exira, Urbana, Altoona, Vinton, Dallas Center, Walnut, Woodward, Earlham and Council Bluffs. Classes in proficiency, balloting and conferring of the degrees were demonstrated. Heather finished explaining all new changes for this year and the other items of business. She thanked the Chapter for the lunch served, the officers for being so well prepared and the great day even with the rain and snow. Worthy Matron, Virginia and Worthy Patron, Frank Keeran thanked everyone for coming and the pro-tem officers for helping us out, they reminded everyone of our Fun Day on Sunday, March 17th when the Grand Officers will be our guests. Sister Virginia closed with a saying "Happiness comes easier when you stop complaining and be happy for what you have." The closing march was demonstrated, and chapter closed at 4:35pm.

Submitted by Shirley Hughes

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American Legion – Post 261

We had four guests tonight. They were Courtney and Ben Clausen, representing the WCV girls softball. They have more girls signed up this year and they are needing a lot of new gear and equipment. They are asking to do a benefit this year. Scott Cirksena and Tiawny Myers, representing the Dallas County Foundation. They were wanting to thank us again for our donation of $5000 back to the foundation. We are the first group to every give back from a grant we received from them. They have already approved 63 grants to different organizations in Dallas County. They had $138,000 to give this year. They have 14 board members. Members serve 3 consecutive terms of 3 years. After guests left, Commander Bosomworth opened the meeting with twelve members present. Adj report was read and approved. Treasurer’s report was read and approved. Discussing Old Settlers parade and Legions 100-year anniversary. Obie Myers volunteered to try and get us a military vehicle for the parade. Boys’ State orientation will be in April. Dallas volunteered to do calling for help in March, April and May, so please help him out if he calls for Saturday morning breakfast. Eide made a motion to give girls softball May 11th for a benefit. Seconded by Tony K. Baker made a motion to give girls softball $500 for new equipment. Seconded by Dave M carried. After this season of snow removal, we decided to put up for bid the snow removal and lawn care service. No further business. Meeting adjourned. Benefits for April:

• April 6th WCV Little League

• April 13th Heart Association

• April 20th Summer Rec Club

There will be a blood drive at the hall on April 9th.

Submitted by Al Carmichael, Adj

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Redfield Old Settlers

The third 2019 Old Settlers Meeting was held Wednesday, March 20th, with 7 in attendance. We are pleased to announce the Grand Marshals for the parade will be Marvin and Melanie Coulter. The first Fundraiser for this year will be Name That Tune held at the Bus Barn Pub & Pizza (formerly Offsides Pizza) on Saturday, April 13th 7pm. There will be a limit of 8 teams total. Single elimination bracket (so hurry and reserve your spot).

• Teams will consist of 5 people

• $100 entry fee per team

• You will work as a group within your team. There will

be 5 clips of sounds per round. You will name the title

of the song, and the artist. 1 point will be awarded for

each correct answer.

• The winner of each round will advance to the next

round AND get a free round of drinks from the Bus

Barn!

• 1st place team will get a $100 cash prize, and a $50

cash prize will be given to the team with the best

costumes. Have fun and be creative with your team

name and costumes.

• All genres of music will be played, so brush up on your

music knowledge. If you're not confident in your music

knowledge, we invite you to come watch, cheer on

your favorite team, and enjoy some refreshing

beverages at the Bus Barn.

• If you would like to submit a team, please contact Teia

Madren at teiamadren@gmail.com or 515-240-7807.

The team fee will be due at the time of registration.

The Second Fundraiser is another Drive in Movie scheduled for Saturday, May 4th, Redfield Middle School Grounds. The movie will start at approximately 9PM, and we will be showing the 1973 film American Graffiti (it was a challenge finding a family friendly "Woodstock" themed movie). We would like to thank the Community for their continued loyal support. With the generosity of the businesses and individuals of Redfield, we have the ability continue to expand the success of the Old Settlers Celebration.

Submitted by Teia Madren

We want to thank everyone who sent cards to help us celebrate

our 50th Anniversary. We enjoyed each of them!

~Ed and Diane Love

The Means Family would like to thank all that donated, helped,

and participated in helping Team Derek raise money for the

American Heart Association again we are putting Redfield on

the map!

~Devin, Jay & Mae Means

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Redfield City Council March 5, 2019

The Redfield City Council met in regular session on Tuesday, March 5, 2019. Mayor Lantz called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. Present were council members Bowman, DeZeeuw, Godwin-Pote, and Danielson, Attorney Brent Hinders, and Clerk Light. Councilman Hoy was absent. Danielson moved to approve the agenda, Bowman seconded. Roll call vote – Godwin-Pote, Danielson, DeZeeuw, and Bowman all ayes. Danielson made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda which included the minutes of the previous meeting, claims paid, and the Library Report. Godwin-Pote seconded the motion. Roll call vote – Danielson, Bowman, DeZeeuw, and Godwin-Pote all ayes. Zoning Administrator Reed reported no building permits were issued in February. Fire Chief Short reported three calls for the month, two roll-overs - one car and one tractor and one call for carbon monoxide. The Fire Dept. will hold a soup supper on March 14th from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Legion. EMS President Meyers was absent but submitted a report of five calls for service in January, all in Redfield. In February, eight calls were logged, all were in the Redfield vicinity. Danielson moved and Godwin-Pote seconded to open the Public Hearing at 7:15 p.m., on the Adoption of Budget and Certification of Taxes for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019, and ending June 30, 2020. Roll call vote – Bowman, DeZeeuw, Godwin-Pote, and Danielson, all ayes. Handouts were given to each council member and discussion was held. The new levy rate will be $15.23 per thousand, down $1.28 from last year. Mayor Lantz asked if there were any objections, there were no objections from the audience nor were there any written objections received. DeZeeuw made a motion to close the Public Hearing, Godwin-Pote seconded. Roll call vote – DeZeeuw, Godwin-Pote, Danielson, and Bowman, all ayes. Visitors were Katie and Terry Schlitter, they are interested in the lot just north of 1405 Thomas Street in Redfield and were here to inquire about it and asked if the lot could be given to them as they have a plan and a builder ready to build a new home. They like the large lot and they thanked Reed, Danielson and the clerk for help with questions, zoning, meeting with the builder and so on. Options were discussed, and since the City cannot give the lot away, it was decided that sealed bids will be taken on the property as there is more than one person interested at this time. Attorney Hinders said notice will need to be published and a public hearing held to open bids. A Resolution will be needed at that time if a bid is accepted. Bowman moved and Godwin-Pote seconded to hold the Public Hearing on March 25th, at 6:30 p.m. Notice will be posted as well as published in the Stuart Herald. Roll call vote – Godwin-Pote, Danielson, Bowman, and DeZeeuw, all ayes. Tiawny Meyers, Duane Caskey, and Jim Baker, Redfield Development committee reps were all present to discuss the future of Redfield and how to move forward. With the new city website nearly finished, it would be nice to have a new comp plan done to analyze the city’s past, present, and future goals. Dallas County Development Alliance can help with this and will be contacted. Public Works Director Danielson reported snow removal being done, the lagoon is overflowing due to the weather and will be discharged next week as well. The DNR was notified and it was approved. Danielson asked that the council about increasing the pay of the part time seasonal employee. A resolution will be needed if an increase in pay is approved. Engineers were again discussed. We have no projects scheduled so no need to move forward at this time.

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Mayor Lantz reported he will have filled a four- year term and will resign his office as of March 31, 2019. Notice will be posted and Mayor Pro Tem Danielson will reside until an appointment is made. Anyone interested in becoming Mayor is welcome to attend a council meeting and explain why they would like to be Mayor. Notice will be posted. The Auditor’s office will need to be contacted as well. Godwin-Pote made a motion to accept the bid of $12,971.00 from Frontier Technology, LLC, and proceed with installation of the surveillance cameras. Danielson seconded the motion. Roll call vote – DeZeeuw, Godwin-Pote, Danielson, and Bowman, all ayes. DeZeeuw moved to approve Resolution 2019-05, a Resolution Adopting the Fiscal Year 2020 Budget. Godwin-Pote seconded the motion. Roll call vote – Danielson, Godwin-Pote, DeZeeuw, and Bowman, all ayes. Bowman moved that the meeting adjourn, DeZeeuw seconded. Meeting adjourned. Deb Light, City Clerk

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1511 Grant Street Redfield Saturday, April 13, 2019

8:00 a.m. - ??????

Couch, end tables, chair with ottoman, entertainment center with fireplace,

small freezer, small curio cabinet, small kitchen table with two chairs,

treadmill, 1 dresser, 1 Chester drawers, lawn mower, deck furniture (table, 6 chairs, cushions and swing)

and lots of miscellaneous.

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Redfield Community Vacation Bible School

Where: Redfield Christian Church (916 Grant Street)

When: 5:30 – 8:00 pm, Monday, June 24 – Friday, June 28, 2019

Activities: Bible Stories about Jesus and His Followers, Crafts, Recreation, Praise

and Action Songs, Drama and More!

Ages: The Redfield Community Vacation Bible School is for children who are

at least three-years-old (and potty-trained) and no older than those who

have completed the 5th-grade. Jr. High and Sr. High Youth will be

welcomed as station assistants or class guides – please contact the

Redfield Christian Church office or the Panther Creek Church of the

Brethren office to volunteer (numbers below).

Fee: NONE! (But an offering will be collected each day to help support the West Central Valley “Snack Sack”

program, a supplemental weekend food program for students.)

Supper: Vacation Bible School will begin each day with supper for participants and volunteers at 5:30 pm.

Sponsors: Redfield Christian Church and Panther Creek Church of the Brethren

Contacts: the Redfield Christian Church (515-833-2785; disciples@redfieldchristianchurch.org)

or the Panther Creek Church of the Brethren (515-993-4096; panthercreekchurch@gmail.com)

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If you would like to receive the Redfield Review by email, please email me at cristinlantz@aol.com. Thank you for your support of Redfield!

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Who Ya Gonna Call?

4JFarms Pet Nutrition 515-490-3280 Keller Williams GDM – Dan Wilson 515-371-1151

Alliant Energy 800-822-4348 Light Brothers Trucking 515-833-2365

Backroads Recordkeeping (Pam Paardekooper) 515-833-2485 Mediacom Cable 855-633-4226

Baker Heating & Cooling 515-559-6778 MidAmerican Energy 888-427-5632

Blood Drive (Sue Rogers) 515-720-5416 Midwest Senior Services 515-833-4075

Bus Barn, Pub & Pizza 515-833-2009 National Investors Home Office 515-833-2616

Casey’s Pizza 515-833-2983 R&K Tire & Auto 515-833-2610

Casey’s Store 515-833-2990 Raccoon River Retreats 515-833-2636

Chance Electric 515-341-8132 Raccoon Valley Plumbing 515-612-2666

Cindy’s Cleaning Service 515-210-3889 Redfield American Legion Hall Rental

(Al Carmichael) 515-833-2823

City Hall 515-833-2512 Redfield Christian Church 515-833-2785

City Public Works 515-833-2600 Redfield Clinic 515-833-2301

Crosscut Construction (Corey Kramer) 515-326-4362 Redfield Feed & Supplies 515-833-2280

Dairy Shoppe 515-833-2815 Redfield Medical Clinic 515-833-2301

Dallas County 24 Hour Dispatch Non-Emergent 515-993-4567 Redfield Post Office 515-833-2741

DC Conservation Hanging Rock 515-465-3577 Redfield Public Library 515-833-2200

DVC Plumbing (Dennis Clemetson) 515-720-5856 Roto-Rooter Plumbing 515-278-5668

First State Bank 515-833-2303 Salon B 515-240-7807

Glen-Gery Brick 515-833-2828 T K’s Auto 515-833-2377

Hair Junction 515-833-2323 Valo-Biomedia 515-993-3574

Head Start (Christina Schalk) 515-987-7428 712-830-1327

Waddell Lawn Care 515-371-6692

Heartland Co-op 515-833-2953 Waste Management 866-781-4498

Hide It Here Mini Storage 515-360-1695 West Central Valley Schools

HomeCare Services Inc of Dallas County 515-993-4531 Dexter Elementary 515-789-4480

Iowa State Patrol 800-525-5555 Redfield Middle School 515-833-2331

Johnson Funeral Home 515-789-4621 Stuart High School 515-523-1313

Kate’s Salon 515-473-4863 Windstream 800-347-1991

The Stuart Fremont Theatre The Perry Grand 3 Theatre

124 N Fremont St 1312 – 2nd Street Stuart, Iowa Perry, Iowa

515-523-1225 515-465-4262

www.spotlightmovies.com

Become a friend on Facebook Call or check the website for Movies and show times.

First Run Movies Dolby Digital Sound Stadium Seating High Back Rocking Chairs

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 5pm

Library Board

6:30pm Legion Meeting

2

7pm City Council

3 1:30-5pm

Cottage Pantry in Stuart

4 5 6 6-9am Legion

Breakfast – WCV Little

League Benefit

9a-noon Reduced Cost Vaccine Clinic

@ Redfield Park

7

2-5pm 95th Birthday Open House for Darlene

Pitsenbarger @ the Legion

8

11am Dairy Shoppe Opens for the

Season!!

6:30pm Lions Club Meeting @

Legion

9

2-6pm Blood Drive @

the Legion

10

1:30-5pm Cottage Pantry

in Stuart

11

12 13 6-9am Legion

Breakfast – Heart Assoc.

Benefit

8am Moving Sale at

Caroline Morgan’s

7pm

Name That Tune @ Bus

Barn

14

15

7pm Development

Meeting @ Legion

16

6:30pm Legion

Auxiliary Meeting @

Legion

17 1:30-5pm

Cottage Pantry in Stuart

18

19 20 6-9am Legion

Breakfast – Summer Rec Club Benefit

21

22

23

24 1:30-5pm

Cottage Pantry in Stuart

25

26 27 6-9am Legion

Breakfast

28

29 30