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Rolling Greens Village News
Volume 40 January 2019 Issue 1
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RGVFD Memorial Service The RGVFD would once again like to remind you of a beautiful service that they have decided to render to every resident in the park. If you have a family member who passes away and would like to have a memorial ser-vice for him/her here in the park, the volunteer fire dept. is here to help. We will provide a beautiful table set-up, cake, coffee, and a guest book. If there would be more food brought by other people, they would help to serve it. The chair person to contact is Mary McCarthy at 352-
624-2901.
Disclaimer The Editor and Staff of the Rolling Greens News are not responsible or liable for content or articles submitted for publication. The paper is dedicated to providing all residents of Rolling Greens with timely information of a social nature as submitted by individuals or groups residing at Rolling Greens, with occasional input from management. Editor—Erin Payne
Want to Submit an Article?
If you are submitting an article for publication, please remember to put your name and phone number on your article. If you don’t want your name printed, let me know. To submit an arti-cle by e-mail the address is
[email protected] The box for articles, news and information is in the Auditorium by
the bulletin boards. If you didn’t receive your copy, there are extra issues in the clubhouses. You can also get your news at http://www.rghoa.net
Home Delivery The cost to mail copies of the Roll-
ing Greens News is $1.50 per issue. Will need to know the month to start and last issue and address. Can mail it or put in box at the Auditorium.
Advertisers Page # 20 AC Guys 30 All Florida Insurance 25 All Florida Weatherproofing & Construction 29 AMS, Inc. 13 Appliance Doctor 19 Art Classes with Donna Francis 33 Ascension Lutheran Church 5 Belleview Heating & Air 20 C.V.S. 5 Chem-Dry of Marion County 16 Classic Pharmacy 16 Community Roofing 28 Concord Print Shop 33 D.C. Handyman Services 33 Discount Brake and Tire 31 First Choice Windows 12,26 Florida Anchor & Barrier 22 Four Star Homes 10 Freedom Anchor & Barrier 13,36 Furce Pest Control 30 Golf Cart Sales/Repairs - Stormer 7 Helping Hands - Roseanne 7 Handyman - Tim Maggione 8 Manny’s Appliance Repair Service 29 Massage - Patrice Stone 21 Medicare Information 6 MH Florida Living 19 Mobile Home Depot 10 Mobile Home Maintenance 10 Needham Plumbing & Electric 14 Ocala Heating Air Conditioning 11 Reigning Cats and Dogs 35 R.G. Community Church 25 R. & R. Transportation 35 S.S.S. Presbyterian Church 35 St. George Anglican Church 35 St. Paul’s United Methodist 24 Sunbelt Mobile Homes Resales 34 Underhome Armor
Articles Page # 7 313 Game Scores 8 911 Cell Phones 18 Activities 10 American Flags 32 Benevolent Committee 11 Bible Study 7 BINGO 10 Diners Club 25 Fast Track 25 Flu Shot 32 F.M.O. 21 Food Pantry 9 For Rent 9 For Sale 17 Game Scores 13 Genealogy Group 28 Hospice Luncheon and Fashion Show 10 ID Tags for Golf Cart 33 Labels for Education 11 Library Corner 15 Life South Blood Drive Donors 16 Line Dancing Class 28 Mark Your Calendar 8 Meet & Greet 11 Mexican Train 25 Midwest Club 23 Mixed Media Class 3 New Editor Introduction 21 Nashville Country Legends 9 New York Club 27 New York/New England Christmas
Party 16 Oil Painting Class 15 Operation ShoeBox Report 8 Pickleball 17 Pool/Eight Ball 4 R.G.H.O.A. 2nd Vice President 4 R.G.H.O.A. Election Results 5 R.G.H.O.A. Meetings 21 R.G.H.O.A. Minutes for Sept. 2018 5 R.G.H.O.A. Officers & Office 19 R.G.H.O.A. Rummage Sale 2 R.G.V.F.D. Memorial Service 9 Room Mate Wanted 9 Scripture Rosary 9 Shoes for Shepard's Lighthouse 32 Special Paint Class 11 Stretch and Tone 8 Sweatin’ To The Oldies 25 Tampa Bay Derby Trip 17 Texas Hold’em 4 Thank You 17 Veteran History Project
Rolling Greens Village News
P.O. Box 2288, Silver Springs, FL. 34489 — [email protected] (352) 236-0007
Articles Page # 8 Vow Renewal 8 VVA #1085 33 What The Bellhop Saw 33 Zumba
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Thank You Past President Rich Allen VVA 1085 VVA Chapter 1085 would like to thank the Rolling Greens Bingo Players for their generous donation of $360.00. Your donation has already help pay for the annual Veterans Village “Ritz” BBQ, serving homeless Veteran in Marion County. We had 45 residents that attended and they were very appreciative of this event. This is just one of numerous things that our Chapter has been doing for years. Only with donations from groups and individuals like yourselves can we continue to help Veterans and their Spouses.
2nd Vice President
Kent Badders 260-602-2313 To all Rolling Greens Village Homeowners
We’d like to remind everyone our 2019 Dues of $15.00 will be collected at our next meeting. Your New Board looks forward to meeting & talking to every resident.
If anyone has question or concerns please call me 260-602-2313 or email at [email protected]
Your membership would be appreciated!
Thank You I'd like to thank everyone for all the prayers, cards, food and visits since my surgery. We certainly live in a very caring community. I'm very blessed to have a son who spent the day of the surgery with his father and a daughter who came from Texas to be my nurse. I'm going to be buzzing around the park soon and getting back to all the activi-ties I enjoy so much. I'm sorry I could not attend all the Christmas par-ties but doctors orders. I really could not ask for a better place to call home and to have such great doctors. Thank you to everyone again. Sue LaChausse
R.G. Homeowners’ Association 2019 RGHOA Election Results On Tuesday, December 11, 2018, elections were held for the 2019 RGHOA Board. Two At-Large positions were open, as well as Direc-tors for Areas 2 and 4. In spite of bitterly cold conditions, 59 residents cast their votes. In addition, 83 mail-in ballots were received for a total of 142 ballots. Abby McNeel and Kent Badders received the top votes for the At-Large positions. The new Area 2 Director is Judy Burke and the new Area 4 Director is Nila Bruce. The new RGHOA Board of Directors for 2019 is as follows: President Sandra Leach 1st VP Bob Senge 2nd VP Kent Badders Secretary Abby McNeel Treasurer Mike Stone Area 1 Diane Weingartner Area 2 Judy Burke Area 3 Doug Wedel Area 4 Nila Bruce Thank you to all who participated by voting and to all the volunteers that helped on election day. Respectively, Gail Morison Elections Chairperson
Thank You
By Mary Hill
Our light up night on December 2nd was very gratifying, and many people helped to make it so. We just want to thank everyone who helped in any way to make it successful. Thanks to Mike McLinden for getting the carolers together, Mr. & Mrs. Santa Claus, Cove man-agement for snacks, those who brought cookies, and all who attended and donated. We were able to raise over $800.00 for Operation Shoebox. Thanks everyone!
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R.G. 2019 HOA Meetings Board meetings at 3:30 PM @ Auditorium Member meetings at 7 PM @ Auditorium
Member meeting Board meeting January 8th January 7th February 5th February 4th
March 5th March 1st April 2nd April 1st May 7th May 6th No Meeting June 3rd No Meeting July 1st No Meeting August 5th September 3rd September 3rd (Multipurpose Rm)
October 1st September 30th
November 5th November 4th December 10th December 9th
2019 ROLLING GREENS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION (RGHOA) BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Title Name Address Phone Email
President Sandra Leach 6899A Holyoke Ct 352-509-2390 [email protected]
1st Vice-Pres. Robert Senge 219 East Gleneagles Rd 302-743-4557 [email protected]
2nd Vice-Pres. Kent Badders 1901 Doral Dr. 260-602-2313 [email protected]
Secretary Abby McNeel 6304 LaCosta Dr. 352-509-2276 [email protected]
Treasurer Michael Stone 7197D Sunningdale Dr 561-445-2004 [email protected]
Area Directors
Area 1 Diane Weingartner 208C East Gleneagles Rd 352-694-3976 [email protected]
Area 2 Judy Burke 6999-A Ganton Rd 843-670-9715 [email protected]
Area 3 Douglas Wedel 1705A Sedgefield Ln 608-513-8761 [email protected]
Area 4 Nila Bruce 6004 Oakmont Ave. 615-948-2367 [email protected] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Webmaster Tim Hilgeford 1729 Indian Wells Ave 770-634-5706 rghoa.net
Office
General Manager Wes Strider 352-624-0140 Assistant Community Manager Luke Minner 352-624-0140 Admin. Assistant Judy Blank 352-624-0140 Naomi Minner Activities Coordinator 352-300-1207
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Tim Maggione Rolling Greens Resident 10 Years
Painting (Inside, Outside, Driveways) Flooring
Roofing (Cleaning & Repair) Wall Papering Pressure Washing (Houses, Drives, etc.) Screen Repair/Replacement Plumbing (Faucets, Sinks, Disposal, Toilets, Hot Water Maintenance) Landscaping (Trimming, Raking, Edging, Planting, Tree Limbs & Flower Beds)
“A Handy Guy to Have Around”
Strong Work Ethic, Friendly, Professional
Helping Hands
Do You Need Help Around The House?
Let Me Know How I Can Help!
Preparing Meals Shopping Light Cleaning Appointments Pick-up Medicine Walk The Dog
Dog Sit (Your Home Or Mine)
Honest, Dependable, With Years Of Experience, References And Reasonable Rates
Roseanne 352-693-3053
CUT-OUT AND SAVE
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Bingo by Judy Crites Welcome back BINGO players. Hope everyone had a Merry Christ-mas and a Happy New Year. This month we will have the “50/50”, share the wealth for the “Loving Care fund”, formally called “Snowball”. This fund is for the children of deceased veterans. Remember, if you don't know how to play BINGO, our members will teach you. Looking forward to the New Year.
10/18 10/29 Diana Eversen Kerry Ellis Kerry Ellis Marlene Wood x2 Marlene Wood x2 Lana Senge Kaye Loper Richard Nicol Jan Sparks Diana Everson Lana Senge x2 Sandra Leach Maureen Wisniewski Frank Wisniewski
10/22 11/2 Lana Senge x2 Kerry Ellis Frank Wisniewski (perfect Bonnie Wiggins score of 0) Lana Senge x3 Kaye Loper Maureen Wisniew-ski
Sue LaChausse 11/5 Marlene Wood Donna Guernsey x2 Donna Guersney Joe Q Rose Tan Kerry Ellis x2 Maureen Wisniewski Sue LaChausse
10/26 Sue Wickstrom x2
Frank Wisniewski x2 Kaye Loper Eileen Fleming Mary Evans Kerry Ellis x2 Sandie Leach
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Mary Evans Jan Sparks Lana Senge Kerry Ellis Richard Nicol Sandie Leach Eileen Fleming Marlene Wood Frank Wisniew-ski Hazel Lower
11-11 Kerry Ellis x2
11-16 Richard Nicol Mary Evans Marlene Wood x3 Kaye Loper x3 Frank Wisniewski Ann Quinlivan Joe Quinlivan Eileen Fleming Amato
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Lana Senge x3 Joe Quinlivan x2 Sandra Leach
11-23
Kaye Loper Mary Evans x2 Marlene Wood x2 Kerry Ellis Sandie Leach x2 Ann Quinlivan
11-26
Lana Senge x2 Donna G x2 Kerry Ellis x2 Ann Q Jan Sparks Hazel Lower
11-30 Sue Wickestrom
Hazel Lower Kerry Ellis
Frank Wisniewski Lana Senge
Marlene Wood
Diana Everson
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Kerry Ellis
Richard Nicol x3
Marlene Wood x2
Mary Evans
Lana Senge x2
12-7
Kaye Loper Lana Senge
Marlene Wood
Hazel Lower Kerry Ellis
Mary Evans
Ann Quinlivan
Joe Q x2
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Hazel Lower Sue Wickestrom Marlene Wood x2 Kerry Ellis x2 Mary Evans Kaye Loper Lana Senge Donna Guernsey
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Lana Senge Kerry Ellis x2 Donna Guernsey Diana Everson Eileen Fleming
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911 Cell Phones Bob Mikler does the 911 cell phones. He uses old cell phones to make emergency 911 phones for people who may need them. There is a box in the Auditorium where you can drop your phones off. If you are in need of a 911 phone, you can call Bob at 512-0204. Scripture Rosary
Please join us on the last Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. for Scripture Rosary followed by coffee and donuts. Helen Cater, 1102 B W. Gleneagles – 509-2069
PLAY PICKLEBALL!
What is Pickleball You Ask?
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Free instruction — come learn from current players! We have all the equipment you need. Just wear comfort-able clothes and tennis shoes.
Please Sign up at the Activities Desk
For more information about pickleball, visit: USAPA.ORG
Manny’s Appliance Repair Service
Commercial & Residential
Refrigerators
Dishwashers
Electric/Gas Ranges
Ovens
Washers
Dryer Vent Cleaning
Electric/Gas Dryers
Office: 352-897-7723 Cell: 352-470-1459
35 Years Experience
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Meet & Greet For new Rolling Green residents or those interested in coming. Beginning at 2:00pm on the dates below for 2019.
January 10th & April 11th All residents/renters welcome. Refreshments will be provided.
Shoes for Shepherd’s Lighthouse By: Mary Hill Residents of Rolling Greens Village know that in the past few years, I have collected shoes to benefit Shepherd’s Lighthouse in Belleview, FL. For those of you who don’t know about them, Shep-herd’s Lighthouse helps and shelters abused women and children. They have a thrift store in Belleview that helps in their mission. One way they make some money is by collecting shoes. They will accept men’s, women’s or children’s shoes, good, bad or in between. If they are in good shape, they sell them in the thrift store. If not, they sell them to a company by the pound. So tell anyone else you know about this. I will collect your unused shoes from now until mid Dec. I live at 6893C Dollymount Dr. My phone number is 724 261-0984. If not home, just leave them in our carport.
V.V.A. #1085 Bruce Lamoureux Vietnam Veterans of America chap-ter 1085 will have it's first 2019 meeting on January 3rd at 7pm in the Rolling Greens Auditorium. Our 2018 year was a good one with many activities completed. The collection of personal grooming supplies in December went great as we collected for the "Ritz" and "Vets Helping Vets" and we outdid ourselves this year. Thank you all for stepping up to the plate and being very generous. See you all at the next meeting.
Sweatin' to the Oldies
Marilyn 716-560-5398 Sweatin' to the Oldies has resumed at 9am, Nov. 1st, on Tuesdays and Thursday. Hopefully I will see you then.
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For Sale There is no charge for listing items for sale to residents of R.G.
Electric Fireplace– Amish made solid oak electric fireplace with heater and remote in like new condition. Asking $149.00 OBO. Contact Karen and Dave 585-750-8396 Ladders - Two Werner Brand aluminum step ladders, 6ft - $45, 8ft $50. One 17ft aluminum extension ladder $40 624-1114
Decor Items for Sale - EUC, Set of Lamps, Pictures, King Size Com-forter Set, New Decorative Black & Cream Cushions, Metal Wall Hang-ings. If interested Email me at [email protected] Dining table set, 6 chairs. Captain chairs light oak. Very good condition $500.00. Full size couch, cream back ground light blue print. Very good condi-tion $100.00. 352-233-5280 Christmas decorations and tree ornaments. Tree skirt gift bags and wrapping paper. Christmas dishes; 4dinner plates, 4bread plates, 4bowls and 4 cups and saucers. $45 for all. Please call 624 2798
1738 Indian Wells - By Owner - Asking $24,900. Fully furnished. Ap-prox. 1290 sq. ft., 2 bed., 2 baths, large kitchen, large pantry, large living room, master bedroom and glassed Florida room with A/C. Large shed with washer/dryer. Sprinkler system, on corner lot. Must be seen to appreciate. Call Jake at 694-4392 or 502-2452
Hand Crafted Jewelry, all nickel free, Earrings, Necklaces, Anklets, $5 each. Made by CRYS. Contact Donna Guernsey. 502-303-2961 Golf Cart– 1997, one seat, new batteries this year, side flaps. Asking $2000. Please contact thru email: [email protected] Club Car– Excellent condition. Has 2 lockable glove compartments and new back seat that unfolds to be a cargo shelf. Call 352-433-7184
32” Panasonic HDTV– Great picture, asking $50. Call 624-9147
For Rent
1003-C West Gleneagles, Special summer rental price (4 month minimum) with spectacular view of Rolling Greens Golf Course. Take advantage of reduced rate until December with option for responsible, caring tenant to remain year round under comfortable conditions. Call new owner Joe now at 732-581-7659.
Wanted Roommate Wanted--55+ Female to share home. Golf course view. No pets, No smoking, No drugs or alcohol. $550./ mo plus utilities. Call 570-660-0584
For Rent 2 BR/2 bath furnished home w/golf cart available January 1st thru March. For details call. 863-944-3168
BY OWNER - ASKING $18,500 Partially furnished 1248 Sq. ft. well maintained, 2BR 2Bath, large master BR with private bath, walk-in closet, office with built-in desk and shelves, separate dining room, kitchen with lots of cabinets, 2 pantries, newer dishwasher, stove, garbage disposal, sunroom with separate A/C, laundry room with washer, dryer, new water heater, newly built 8x10 storage shed, deck with double stairs under carport, ceiling fans, non-smoking own-er, golf cart included. 678-603-5584
1604 B West Gleneagles Rd. Large (1425 sq. ft.), well-maintained home with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, on large, corner lot. Open floor plan. Fresh, neutral paint. Large Master bedroom with private bath. Large kitchen with newer dishwasher, garbage disposal and double oven. Comfortable enclosed porch to watch people go by. Interior laundry room with washer and dryer. Very good cabinet and closet space with customized built-in shelv-ing. Newer remodeled guest bath. Newer doublewide carport. Utility room with sink and running water, workbench and shelving. Built-in book-case in family room and built-in hutch in dining room. Ceiling fans and marble sills throughout. Roof by Life Time. Non-smoking owners. $27,500. Contact: Bill or Janice Freeman: 352-513-5679 or 248-953-3124
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Rolling Greens ID Tag for your GOLF CART - 5”x12” metal plate
$12.00 plus, $5.00 donation to Operation ShoeBox
To order: call Jim Puglise 624-9747 or Kaye Loper 624-3725
American Flags If you have any worn out American Flags, VFW Post #4209 on 36th Ave. has a collection box and when enough flags are collected they hold a proper burning ceremony for worn out flags. Pat Shore, 7101 Cherry Pass or Laura Puglise, 203B E. Gleneagles Rd. are both Auxiliary members and would be happy to take delivery of all worn out American Flags. Thanks!
Mobile Home Maintenance Specials
Special pricing on single hung, double hung, or picture windows. Call for appointment or get an accurate measurement and free
quote on approved Florida windows made in the USA.
Spruce up the outside of your home -- pressure washing and special pricing on painting the exterior siding and trim…
as always, FREE ESTIMATES
By Bob Senge Retired General Contractor With 32 Years Experience
Call me @ C -302-743-4557 or Home 352-509-2061
Special Discounts On: Tile Work, Flooring, Interior Painting, Moldings, Trim Work, Doors
FREE -- Advice, Opinions, and Estimates -- ANYTIME
R.G. Community Church Sundays 10am-12am
Diner’s Club
January 22nd, 2019 at Noon Cal’s on Route 25
Everyone invited Contact Pat or Joe Shore 352-624-2792
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Stretch and Tone By JoAnne Fieschel Stretch & Tone meets on Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the old pro shop at 9:00 am. Please bring a mat (or beach towel) and light hand weights. Exercises can also be done from a chair. If you have questions, call JoAnne at 631-987-6842.
Mexican Train
Tuesdays - Card Room - 1:30 p.m. Come join us for Mexican Train, Tuesdays Weekly at 1:30p.m. in the Card Room in the Community Center.
Questions:
Eve Wright: 208-819-1290
Bible Study By Pat Greene Please come and join us for Bible Study. This study group is for men and woman. We will be studying topics which will address everyday prob-lems with Biblical solutions based on Scripture. In January we will be studying “The book of Revelation” which depicts end time events. I am certain that this study will enable you to understand better the State of the World as we see it now. We look forward to seeing you. God Bless
Library Hours 8a-10p everyday
RG Library Corner by Barbara Critchfield I hope everyone enjoyed the holidays with family and friends and that you're ready to welcome a new year. Lots of our seasonal friends are arriving to renew friendships and join in our many activities. Just as a reminder to our winter friends and new residents, the Library is open from 8:00 AM until 10:00 PM every day. Stop by at your leisure to borrow a book or maga-zine and have a cup of coffee while you visit. As January is usually a time for new resolutions, a variety of health and fitness books will be featured on the coffee table in the Library. Feel free to browse through them or take a couple home with you. Take another look at our Fitness Center and let our Social Director know if you wish to begin using the fitness equipment. We are so thankful for all the books, magazines, movies, au-dio tapes and puzzles that have been donated to the Library by the residents. I would especially like to thank Jake and Marlene Scholten and Gary Underwager for their generous donations of books and magazines during December. You don't have to have a Library card, as everything in the Library can be borrowed on the honor system. You may borrow, read, enjoy and then return the items for someone else to borrow. January is a good time to look through your books at home and donate the ones you've already read and to return to the Library some borrowed books that may have found a place on your shelf at home. One series we received as a donation last year is the Sue Grafton A through Y hardback books. We only have a couple of those on the shelf now, so I hope the rest of the series is returned soon. Another book that has been borrowed is a beautiful cloth bound, blue covered, coffee table book about the US Marines. Its companion volume about the US Air Force is in the Library and I'd like to display both books together again. If you have a large donation of items for the Library, you can drop them off or just give me a call at 352-433-0924 and I would be happy to pick them up at your home. My name and telephone number can be found on page 3 of the RG tele-phone directory. Please mark your calendars for the Fashion Show to benefit Hospice of Marion County which will be held in the Rolling Greens Auditorium on Monday, February 25, 2019. The Fashion Show will present women's fashions and accessories from the Hospice Thrift Stores. The clothing will be modeled by volunteers from Hospice and also by a few of our beautiful Rolling Greens ladies. There will be several racks of clothing and also some accessories offered for sale after the program. Kathy Moore will be your hostess for the Fashion Show this year. She will be welcoming volunteers to help put on this benefit program. Kathy can be reached at 207-542-9736. Tickets can be purchased from Rose Tan at 352-624-2597 and Barbara Critchfield at 352-433-0924. More information can be found in this newsletter. Begin the new year by participating in the many activities offered here in Rolling Greens Village. See you at the Li-brary.
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Genealogy Group Come and join us in our search for interesting ancestors. Questions -Contact Alice Perkins at 585-245-3954 or [email protected]
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Operation Shoe Box “Merry Christmas and a Happy Healthy New Year!”
By Kaye Loper Thank you all who helped Operation Shoe Box with donations thru 2018.
A Big Thank You to Mary and Marvin Hill for all their hard work to put on their “Christmas Tree Lite-Up”, with all do-
nations going to Operation Shoe Box to help with “Christmas Shipping to Our Troops”.
The “Tree Lite-Up” was beautiful and enjoyed by all, as shown by a donation of $825.00!!! A good start for
“December Shipping goal for Rolling Greens Village”.
Thank you Mary and Marvin, for all your work!!! We all hope you will do it again for Christmas 2019.
Thanks to the Rolling Greens Village Bingo Players for their show The Wreath donation of $217.00 for Operation Shoe
Box.
Thank you DAV #85 Bingo for your donation of $100.00, plus $67.00 from the Bingo Players of DAV Bingo and Roll-
ing Greens Village players, totaling $167.00.
Grand Total as of December 16th, 2018, was $1,209.00.
I know the Lite Up was a lot of work, but – here’s to 2019!
Thank you all!!!
LifeSouth / Rolling Greens Blood Drive
11/16/20 con’t. Sorry for the delay of the “Thank You” to all of you blood donors who gave blood to help save lives at the LifeSouth Blood
Drive last November 16th here at Rolling Greens Villages.
The delay was due to Donna Furce’s retiring after 17 years. We will miss her, but I’m sure her replacement will do a good
job.
We do need our newsletter!!
And here is the missing list of donors!!
Acierno, Carolyn Feldman, Diane Sanders, Mike Amy, MJ Flight, Mary Shann, Robert Anderson, Norma Hill, Melvin Sitko, Dan Austin, Bob Limoges, Karen Sitko, Shelley Badders, Karen Montgomery, James Smith, Duane Badders, Kent Muncaster, Les Snyder, Judy Bianchi, Vinny Nicol, Loretta Wedel, Douglas Bruce, Nila Pennington, Bob Wisniewski, Francis Cooper, Theresa Quinlivan, Ann Dupre, Ed Ruppel, Donice
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What's happening Sunday… R.G. Community Church It's YOUR website...... rghoa.net
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Game Scores
Texas Hold’em, Friday 6:00p W Bill Guernsey at 352-454-8687
POOL / EIGHT BALL Anyone interested in learning how to play pool or would be interested in playing games, please let me know. Mondays from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. Come to the Pool Room in the Community Center. Dave Carson 352-233-7497 [email protected]
Pay Me the Money
11-1 Linda Lee Krebs Kaye Loper Joe Quinlivan Bob Shann Flo Gustafson Mike Noble Judy Crites Ann Quinlivan Bob Tan M.J. Robbins
11-8 Ann Quinlivan Mike McCarthy Ron Snyder Sandie Leach Karen Badders Judy Snyder Barbara Estatico Mary McCarthy
11-15 Judy Snyder Sandie Leach Mary McCarthy John Crites Rose Tan Ron Snyder Mike McCarthy Mary Jane Robbins Joe Quinlivan Joan Rogow
11-22 Ann Quinlivan Mike Noble Sheri Carter Kerry Ellis Mary McCarthy Sandie Leach Karen Badders Charles Pennington Mike McCarthy Linda Lee Krebs
11-29 Hazel Lower Rose Tan Tom Preston Judy Snyder Jim Kennedy Mary Miconi Nelson Cunningham Mary McCarthy Ann Quinlivan
Omaha Card
Game Players Elsie Kirkland Interested in playing Oma-ha and/or Omaha hi-lo? Plan on a Wednesday night, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the West Club House card room. A quarter/half game. Call Elsie Kirkland at 369-6391. We are look-ing for a few more players. Don’t know how to play? No problem. You can learn while you play.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
VETERAN HISTORY PROJECT Ocala Civic Theatre in support of the Library of Congress is conducting in-terviews with military veterans. If you are a veteran or know a veteran who would be interested in recording and preserving his or her military experience, please email [email protected]. Leave your name, phone number and we will call you to conduct a pre-interview. We will then set up a time and location to film their oral history. We will submit the interview to the Library of Congress. You will receive a copy of the interview. In approximately 6 months from submission, you can access the interview at the Library of Congress. Your first-person, oral history will be preserved for future generations and researchers to access.
The project collects first-hand accounts of U.S. Veterans from the following military conflicts:
World War 1914-1918 World War 1939-1945 Cold War Korean War 1950-1953 Vietnam War 1961-1975 Grenada American Invasion 1983 Panama American Invasion 1989 Operation Restore Hope 1992-1993 Persian Gulf War 1991 U.N. Operation in Somalia Haiti American Intervention 1994-1995 Operation Allied Force 1999 Peacekeeping Forces Bosnia & Hercegovina Operation Joint Guardian 1999- War on Terrorism 2001-2009 Afghan War 2001 –
Bridge-Mon 11-19 1st Glen Piper 2nd Jan Piper
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1st Sandra Sewell 2nd Carmen Duncan
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1st Glen Piper 2nd Carmen Duncan
Bridge-Wed 11-21
1st Glen Piper 2nd Jan Piper
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1st Glen Piper 2nd Jan Piper
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1st Glen Piper 2nd Lyn Miller
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1st Sandra Sewell 2nd Lyn Miller
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Activities Location Day Time Contact
313 cards CC Mon/Fri 1pm Marlene-786-802-7386 Donna-502-303-2961
Bible Study CC Tues 10am Pat Greene - 509-2253
Billiards CC Mon 2:00-4:00pm Dave Carson - 509-2470
BINGO Aud. Tues 1pm Judy Crites - 724-815-6679
Bocce Ball (Jan. - April) Sports Comp Every Tues & 1st & 4th Thurs 4:15pm Pat Husband - 607-221-5976
Book Club CC 1st Wed of month 11:15 Social Director - 352-300-1207
Bowling League AMF Lanes Mon 1pm Art Locke - 352-816-7558
Bridge CC Mon 6:30pm Glen Piper - 304-8046
Bridge (reg.) CC Wed 12:30pm Glen Piper - 304-8046
Bunco CC 1st & 3rd Wed. 6-8:30pm Doug Casity - 877-1092
Canasta CC Thurs 1pm Marti Vetter - 908-910-8294
Ceramics WCH any time/contact office for key RG Office - 352-624-0140
Cribbage Players Mon 6:30pm Jim 906-250-9555 Fran 705-490-2017
Euchre CC Tues 6:30pm Tom Preston 624-0994 [email protected]
Fast Track Cards CC Mon 1:30pm Linda Bakos: 804-921-2914
Genealogy Group MPR Wed 1:30-3:30P Alice Perkins - 585-245-3954
Golf (couples) Golf Course Thurs 12:30pm Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (ladies) Aud Tues 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (men's) Aud Wed 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (mixed) Aud Fri 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf Tournaments Aud 1st & 3rd Sat 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Horseshoes Sports Comp Wed 9-11:30am Art Locke - 352-426-8559
Lap Weaving 6505A Lakewood Thurs 1pm-3pm Linda Collett - 694-6522
Library CC Everyday 8am -10pm Barbara Critchfield 352-433-0924
Mexican Train Card Rm Tues 1:30pm Eve Wright 208-8191290
Midwest Aud Sat 5pm Doug Wedel - 608-513-8761
Oil Painting Classes WCH 2nd Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154
Painting Class (mixed media) WCH 4th Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154
Pancake Breakfast Aud 2nd Sat 7:30-10am Charles Pennington - 624-0339
Pay Me the Money WCH Thurs 12:30-5:30pm Charles Pennington - 624-0339
Phase 10 Cards (all year) CC Wed 12:30-4pm Josephine Tholenaar 609-433-0027
Photography Club CC 2nd Tues 2:00pm Doug Wedel - 608-513-8761
Pickleball Sports Comp Mon-Wed-Thurs-Sat 9-11:30am Gerry Steward - 624-2406
Pinochle CC Mon 9am Bob Shann - 624-0946
Pinochle CC Thurs 12-5pm Bob Shann - 624-0946
Poker WCH Tues 12-4 pm Donna Guernsey - 502-303-2961
Poker WCH Wed 6-10pm Ric Wright - 208-818-7638
Quilting WCH Fri 1-3pm Mary McCarthy - 624-2901
R.G. Church Bible Study CC Wed 10 -11:30am Jake Scholten - 694-4392
R.G. Community Church Aud Sun 10am-12pm Jake Scholten - 694-4392
R.G. News Assembly Aud Usually last Thurs 10:30am -12pm Donna Furce - 236-0007
Rummikub Card Rm Sat 10:00am Evelyn Miller - 352-624-1168
Scripture Rosary 1102B W Gleneagles Last Wed 6:30pm Helen Cater - 509-2069
Shuffleboard Sports Comp Tues & Thurs 9am Art Locke- 352-426-8559
Skip-Bo CC Fri 1pm Marti Vetter - 908-910-8294
Songsters (On Hiatus) Aud Elta Eberhardt - 509-2333
Stretch-n-Tone Aud Mon-Wed-Fri 9am - 9:45 am Jo Anne Fieschel - 624-1673
Sweatin’ to the Oldies Aud Tues & Thurs 9am Marilyn-716-560-5398 Beverly-585-652-7996
Texas Hold'em Poker WCH Fri 6-10pm Bill Guernsey - 454-8687
Water Aerobics (year round) Aquatic Mon-Wed-Fri 10-11am Rina Pare - 509-2021
W.H.O WCH Wed 1-3pm Pat Murphy - 352-694-1892
Woodshop (mtgs Oct.- May 2nd Tues.) WCH Thurs 9-11am Doug Wedel - 608-513-8761 or 608-513-5686
Yoga Old Pro Shop Tues & Thurs Tues 9am, Thurs 10am Social Director - 352-300-1207
Zumba (Aqua) Pool Mon & Fri 11 am Social Director - 352-300-1207
Zumba Aud Mon & Wed 10am Social Director -352-300-1207
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Food Pantry By: Karen Badders If you know of anyone who is in need of food, please call one of the following: Sue LaChausse 315-921-4125 Terrell Hilgeford 770-634-2432 Karen Badders 260-433-3627 Tim Hilgeford 770-634-5706 Barb Estatico 412-302-2276 Mary Hill 724-261-0984 Melissa Sawyers 312-514-2746 Pat or Brian Hilliker 540-520-0347 Abby McNeel 610-217-3901 Thanks to all that have donated to the food pantry. We have a nice variety of healthy food in our pantry. We have also been notified there is a source to get dog food for someone in need of food for their fur baby.
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HOA Membership Meeting Minutes September 4, 2018 The Pledge of Allegiance was given, followed by the singing of God Bless America. The Meeting was then called to order at 7pm The Secretary’s report for the May 1, 2018 membership meeting was accepted as read. The Treasurer’s report for the May 1, 2018 membership meeting was accepted as read. Wes Strider, Community Manger commented that until the settlement of the sale of the Park is finalized, that there is nothing new to report. President Sandy Leach stressed HOA leadership and resident participation are needed to sus-tain our activities as we are always in need of volunteers. 1st V P Kathy Allen thanked the Nominating Committee for their efforts this year, and that volun-teers are a critical part of our activities. There was no old or new business discussed. Rich Allen commented on the VVA, Veterans Day at the Ritz on Nov. 12th, the upcoming Biloxi trip, and the N E club. Bob Senge commented on the Rummage Sale, Jan. 26th, that he will have a sign up sheet at the end of the meeting for anyone wanting a table. He also wanted to thank Park Purchase Committee chairman Kent Badders and his crew on a very professional job they did this year. Kay Loper gave us an update on Operation Shoebox, and the upcoming blood drive. Doug Wedel commented on the Midwest Club’s meeting on Sept 8th. The Share the Wealth was held, and the meeting was adjourned at 8:45 pm
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QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT HAVE WONDERED ABOUT GOLF By Mike Stone WHO REALLY INVENTED GOLF? There is a long standing belief that golf was invented by the Scottish, sometime in the 14th or 15th centuries. This maybe false, ac-cording to Chinese professors at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum. In 2006 evidence was presented that the game may have originated with the ancient Chinese game, “Chuiwan”, or “hitting ball”. A painting dating back to the Yuan Dynasty (1271 - 1368) which depicts figures playing some sort of ball and stick game that looks much like today’s golf, was first displayed at that time. WHY DO GOLFERS YELL “FORE?” It is generally agreed that “fore” is short for ‘before’ or ‘afore’, which was an old Scottish saying that meant “look out ahead.” There is an 1824 account from the Thistle Golf Club that tells of the Duke of York referring to the duties of a ‘fore-caddy’. This job still exists. The role is to locate and determine the placement of the ball and insure no cheating. This is usually employed during tournament play. As long ago as the 17th cen-tury, golfers would yell “Fore” at the fore-caddies to let them know the ball was coming. WHY ARE THERE 18 HOLES OF PLAY ON A REGULATION GOLF COURSE? The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews in Scotland was found-ed in 1754. The course, on a tract of land that had been used by golfers as early as the 15th century, was dictated by topography. Meaning: holes were set up so that every green was placed ‘where they could play no more,” i.e.; where land met the St. Andrews Bay. The course that emerged was eleven holes. After playing it through, players would turn around and play in reverse, completing 22 holes for a single round. In 1764 it was decided to combine holes one and two, and three and four, so that the field of play was reduced to 9 holes coming and going (or 18 holes). While unofficially followed as regulation for the next 200 years, it became a stipulated regulation in the 1950’s - that a course had to be 18 holes for tournament play. HOW DID THE TERM ‘BOGEY’ ORIGINATE? There was a popular song in the 1890’s British Aisles that was titled, “The Bogey Man.” It included the lyrics “I’m the Bogey Man, catch me if you can.” Golfers have always been in pursuit of the ‘elusive’ perfect score, and they began to refer to the amount of strokes on a particular hole as the “bogey.” This perfect stroke total became “par” in the early 20th century, but the original term survived, and we now know that a “bogey” signifies one stroke over par.
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Once upon a time there was a town with a new church steeple with a bell that wouldn’t ring. People came from miles around to try it. One day a small fellow came up to the priest and said, “I can do it.” The priest said, “Okay, try it.” The little fellow went to the steeple, took three steps back and ran into the bell with his face. BONG!! The bell rang and he was hired. One windy day as he took his three steps back to ring the bell, the wind moved the bell. The little fellow missed the bell and fell out the steeple. He land-ed in the middle of the plaza where people gathers to see what happened. The priest came through the crowd and asked, “Does anyone know this fellow’s name?” Just then one person replied, “I don’t know his name, but his face rings a bell.”
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Tampa Bay Derby Trip By Rich Allen I have scheduled a trip to Tampa Bay Downs Racetrack for Saturday, March 9, 2019. The bus will leave from the Community Cen-ter at 10:00AM and return around 8PM.The bus can accommodate 45 people. I already have 15 people signed up to go. I need another 30 people. This trip usually fills up quickly so it will be a first come, first on the bus situation. The cost is $25.00 pp. Vets and their spouse or guest are admitted free to the track. Regular admission is only $3.00. On this day there will be the running of the Tampa Bay Derby. The winner goes on to the Kentucky Derby. They usually have a give-away to fans also. Everyone always has a great time. Plenty of places to eat and drink. Also available is a New Poker room in the track. If you would like to go please let me ASAP. Once the bus is full I will start a waiting list. Thanks 352-509-2234 [email protected]
Flu Shots The Flu Shots clinic that was held here in Rolling Greens Auditorium on Wed., October 17th was very successful. We had 86 residents who participate. We will plan an-other clinic for 2019 around the same time. Watch for more information in September 2019. The clinic was run by Walgreen who excepts Medicare and most all other insurance companies. Any questions contact Linda Lee Krebs at 624-3154
R.G. Community Church Sundays 10am-12pm
Midwest Club Doug Wedel Vice President The Midwest Club is still waiting for some one to come forward an accept the job as our president. We already have a VP, Sec. and Treasure, we are just waiting for some one to take the lead. If we don't have some one by December 31st we will be folding the club and turning over the treasury to Francine Preston for her medical surgery costs as was decided by the members that attended the September meeting.
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NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND CHRISTMAS PARTY
DECEMBER 20, 2018
By: Mary Hill
Wonderful Christmas party when combined with the NY and the New England clubs. So many attend-
ed, and we hope everyone enjoyed it. The food was delicious; the entertainment kept a lot of people
dancing. Our thanks to all who helped set up and helped with the food: those of you who volunteered
and all of those who jumped in to help when not even asked. You know who you are. You were all
awesome.
New members welcomed that evening were: Michele Spitz, Rita Miller, & Wendy & Ken Keezel. Wel-
come everyone; we hope you spend many happy evenings with us.
Anniversaries this month: Bonnie & Harry Wiggins, 46 years on the 9th; Marilyn & Bill Schrader, 54
years on the 19th; and Shelly & Dan Sitko, 49 years also on the 19th. Happy anniversary to all of you.
We had quite a few birthdays in December. Happy December birthday to the following: Karen Bad-
ders, Francis Tinkle and Chris Thomas, all on the 3rd; Guy Hartford, the 4th; Lori Crill & Earl Krout, both
on the 5th; Len Stiverson, on the 9th; Bob Breen, Barb Whitemen, and Debbie Waxler, all on the 14th;
Rob Levine, the 15th; Wendy Keezel, the 16th; Hiedi Beagle, the 17th; Mary Evans, the 18th; Marty
Baness & David McNeel, both on the 27th.
Our next NY Club dinner will be on Jan. 17th. Happy half hour is from 5:00 to 5:30, and dinner will be
served by 5:30. Entertainment is by “Sugar Time, new to our club. Linda Lee says we will love them.
Tickets are on sale now until Jan. 10th; the cost remains only $7.00 pp. The menu will be Lasagna
(beef or veggie), tossed salad and dessert. As usual, tickets can be purchased from Rose Tan at 624-
2597; Linda Lee Krebs at 229-0666; Mary Hill at 724-261-0984.
So from the NY Club, we hope everyone had a joy filled Christmas, understanding the real meaning of
Christmas—that is how very loved you are by our Savior. May the New Year bring friends, happiness
and health.
Happy New Year!
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2019 Hospice Luncheon and Fashion Show Barbara Critchfield Last year's Hospice Luncheon and Fashion Show was a great success. The Rolling Greens community was able to donate $2568 to Hospice of Marion County with all those funds given to benefit local residents. Four of our own ladies were models in the fashion show and many volunteers helped serve 216 lunches in our nicely decorat-ed hall. Residents and their guests who attended seemed to have a very enjoyable afternoon and were able to shop for some new fashions after the luncheon. All the volunteers who helped put on this event were kept very busy and did a great job last year, and the year before, and the year before that! I was able to call upon pretty much the same group of ladies to put together this program. I'd like to enjoy the luncheon and fashion show from the audience in 2019. I'm hoping to see a cou-ple of ladies volunteer to be the organizers for 2019, as well as new volunteers and new residents getting involved. The Hospice Luncheon and Fashion Show is scheduled for January 21, 2019 with the Auditorium re-served and the event coordinated with the Marketing Man-ager from Hospice. If a new team of volunteers feels they need more time, the date could probably be changed to sometime in February or March. It's time to start planning, as we all know how fast each week goes by. Talk about it with your groups of friends. Let's come up with a couple of organizers for 2019 and start looking forward to another great day. Heidi Bea-gle (my very helpful partner the last two years) and I will be happy to answer any questions.
Don’t Pick It Up One day as she was laying in the grass, a little girl came across a shiny copper penny. It wasn’t hers, but she picked it up anyway. From that point on, whenever she went she’d always walk with her head down and her eyes glued to the ground searching for more treasures. During her lifetime she found 500 pen-nies, 75 nickels, 22 dimes, 14 quarters and one lonely paper dollar totaling a whopping $15.45. And while finding the money didn’t really involve any work on her part, she did sacrifice quite a bit, because she missed the splendor of thousands of sunsets, the glow of millions of stars on those indescribably beauti-ful nights, the majestic eagles and colorful ori-oles perched high up in the trees, the smiles of friends she could have had if she had not passed them by, and much more. Too often we become so pre-occupied with the business of living—of looking for life’s so called “treasures”— that we end up spend-ing a lifetime looking down failing to appreci-ate the beauty around us. So just remember, it’s okay to lay in the grass. Just don’t pick up the penny.
Mark Your Calendars
Jan. 10th - Meet & Greet
Jan. 10th - New England Club Spaghetti Dinner
Jan.17th - What the Bellhop Saw
Jan. 21st - Hospice Luncheon & Fashion Show
Jan. 23rd - FMO Meeting - RG Aud.
Jan. 26th - Rummage Sale
Feb. 24th - Nashville Country Legends
Feb. 25th - 28th - Biloxi Trip ???
Mar. 9th - Tampa Bay Derby
April 11th - Meet & Greet
Sept. 2019 - Flu Shots
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Benevolent Committee By Karen Badders
Happy New Year! This Holiday Season the Benevolent Committee was able to deliver 7 Thanksgiving dinners, 23 Christmas Stockings and 9 Christmas
dinners. A big Thank you to the WHO (women helping others) for making the Christmas Stockings again the year, they were beautiful and much appreciat-ed.
If you know of anyone in Rolling Greens Village who needs help from the Benevolent Committee please call
Co-Chairs: Terrell Hilgeford 770-934-2432 or
Sue LaChausse 315-921-4125
FMO by JoAnne Fieschel 352-624-1673 Federation of Manufactured Home Owners November 28,2018 The Villas at Spanish Oaks hosted the November FMO meet-ing. Officers present were James Mull, Section V1, Districts 3 & 13; District 13 President John Bond, Vice President JoAnne Fieschel, Secretary Jennifer Jones and Treasurer Diana Benja-min. The guest speaker was Robert Sullivan, Marion County Emergency Management. Hurricane preparedness was dis-cussed. Since the recording of hurricanes, 33 hurricanes have passed through Marion County with millions of dollars in dam-ages. It is estimated that 2019 will bring 6 to 8 major hurri-canes and 12 to 15 tropical storms. Everyone should be pre-pared before a disaster strikes. People with special needs must register with Emergency Management online or by submitting the form that is on the information table in the auditorium. The next meeting will be here at Rolling Greens Village on January 23. 2019 in the auditorium at 12:30 for refreshments. Meeting will commence at 1:00 pm. Membership is not re-quired to attend the meeting. Thank you
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ST. PAUL'S UNITED METHODIST
800 SE 41st Avenue, Ocala Church Office: 694-2161
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Come celebrate with us each Sunday
SUNDAY SCHEDULE Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Worship & Children’s Church 10:30 a.m.
WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE Student Ministry Meal 7:00 p.m.
Student Ministry (6th-12th Gr.) 7:30 p.m.
Monthly Women & Men’s Group Women - 1st Tue. & 2nd Thurs. each month
Men’s Dinner- 1st Wed. each month, 6pm
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