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September 2019

Sept 2nd – Labor Day Potluck Sept 4th – Breakfast Sept 5th – Singles Luncheon Sept 10th – Board of Director’s Meeting Sept 11th – Home Owner’s Association Meeting Sept 12th – Aging Gracefully Sept 18th – Men’s Breakfast Sept 19th – Ladies’ Luncheon Sept 26th – Aging Gracefully

Newsletter Committee Members

Marty Guzowski – 352-304-8915 Cover Page Editor's Page Save the Date Page Bits and Pieces Photo pages [email protected] Gloria Paige – 973-229-2533 Distribution Manager New Resident Pages Activities Pages Back Page Calendar Birthdays & Anniversaries Page [email protected] Ed Buckley – 630-240-6469 Layout & Index page Posters & Tickets [email protected] Kathleen & Bill Sirois 352-509-4246 Welcome Committee [email protected] Phyllis Congdon – 352-291-4946 Sunshine Committee [email protected] Kathy Smith – 352-237-6572 Ticket Sales Web Site Newsletter www.SaddleOakClub.net

Andrea Primas – 352-300-3190 Human Interest Reporter [email protected] Pat Becker – 410-608-7351 Advertising Manager [email protected] Bill Sirois – 603-396-5212 Events Coordinator [email protected] Milda Kolesar – 352-304-8225 [email protected]

Rita Cope – 352-300-3333 Bereavement Chair Shirley Ashbaugh – 304-995-7276 [email protected]

Greetings Neighbors, Fall arrives this month. If you’re from “up north”, that usually means a new school year begins, cooler temps start to arrive and leaves begin to change color. In Ocala, temps remain hot and it is often a month to watch out for hurricanes. Remember to keep an eye on the weather and have a hurricane kit prepared. In your Saddle Oak Club Handbook, you will find pages on hurricane prep as well as shelters if you need them. Stay safe. Don’t forget to read Bits and Pieces this month. There’s lots of news. Marty Guzowski Editor

Saddle Oak Club Homeowners Association, Inc. 2019-2020 Board of Directors (Term Ending)

Ed Buckley, Pres. (2021) 630-240-6469 [email protected] Shirley Ashbaugh,1st VP(2020)304-995-7276 [email protected] Bill Sirois, 2nd VP (2020 appt) 603-396-5212 [email protected] Jim Besse (2022) 228-380-2088 [email protected] Toots Lobe (2020) 352-644-4056 [email protected] Kim Schrimmel (2021) 352-433-7828 [email protected] Bob Standish (2020 appt) 352-237-3750 [email protected] NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS – APPOINTED:

Gloria Paige, Treas. 973-229-2533 [email protected] Roxy Lyon, Sec. 607-346-5936 [email protected]

Submit articles & items to: [email protected]

Submission Deadline is the 15th of each month.

Editor’s Page

http://www.saddleoakclub.net/

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September Advertiser Index (Business Cards are NOT listed in this Index)

All Florida Roofing ............................................................................................ 11 Baldwin Brothers………………………………………………………………………...….25 Community Roofing........................................................................................... 08 Executive Auto Service ..................................................................................... 20 Florida Anchor and Barrier ....................................................................... 22 & 23 Gooden Electrical Contracting .......................................................................... 10 Gregor’s Lawn Care ......................................................................................... 18 Jerry Martin Irrigation ....................................................................................... 24 Johnson Appliance Service .............................................................................. 10 Ocala Heating & Air .......................................................................................... 16 Pete Barry Pest Control…………………………………………………………………….24 Sun Community Home Sales……………………………………………………………….26 Tom McDougall ................................................................................................. 17 Window World of Ocala……………………………………………………………………..09 Underhome Armor …………………………………………..………………………………19

September Newsletter Index

Bits & Pieces ....……….…………………….…………………………………….……. 04 - 07 Marion County Services ......….…………………………….…………………….………...12 Birthdays and Anniversaries...…… ……………….….….………………….…………….13 SOC Activities………………………………………………………………………………14,15 Eating for Health ………………………………………………………………………....27-29 New Residents …………………......…………………………….……………………….30,31 Cooking Lesson – Lumpia ……………………………….………………………………….32 July Pot Luck……………………………………………………………………..…………….33 Labor Day Pot Luck.………………………………………………………….….……………34 Save the Date......………...………………………………………………………………...…35

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Important information about Hurricane Preparedness can be found in

your SOC Handbook.

Singles Luncheon - All single residents are welcome to join us for lunch @ 11:30 am at the following:

September 5 Sonny’s October 3 Red’s

Please sign up in the clubhouse. The sign up sheet will be taken down the Tuesday before the event in order to notify the restaurant.

Men’s Breakfast @ 8:30 a.m.

September 18 Egg & I October 16 Dennys

Please sign up in the clubhouse.

Ladies Luncheon

September 19 Pig and Cattle (limit 25) October 17 Swampy’s @ 12:00 noon

Please sign up in the clubhouse.

Sunshine Report (contact Phyllis Congdon with information 352-291-4946)

Hospitalization/illness:

Rich Wren was hospitalized in July, went to Life Care but will soon be home recuperating. Bob Brandt was in VA hospital in Gainesville for surgery and will go to rehab to recover. Virginia Clark is now home recuperating. Nan Bull was hospitalized and is home recuperating. Mary Godwin was hospitalized in West Marion and is now home recuperating. Vickie Moore was hospitalized and is now home recuperating.

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Bereavement (contact Rita Cope 352-300-3333)

At the August BOD meeting, the directors decided that there should be a bereavement committee of 2-3 people to help each other and residents in case a death occurs and family wants a service in the clubhouse. That way, should one person move or be out of town, there will be other committee members to help. If you are interested in helping, please contact Rita Cope (352-300-3333) and/or Shirley Ashbaugh (304-995-7276).

Bowling

Looking for SOC bowlers!!! With all the new residents, we are looking for potential bowlers. Please consider joining with us on Tuesday mornings at 10:30. Although we are taking a break for the summer, we will resume action on the first Tuesday in October. For more information, call Debbie Lennox at 508-498-8511.

Blood Drive

So that you can plan ahead, there will be a blood drive on Thursday, October 24 from 10:00 to 12:00 at the clubhouse. Please do not use the golf cart parking spaces so there is room for the bus to park.

Aging Gracefully

Beginning in September there will be meetings on the second and fourth Thursday mornings of the month from 10:30-12:00. The purpose of the group is to discuss a multitude of topics that will focus on weight loss and getting healthy. The group is being organized by several interested people led by Joyce Mullen. September will be an organizational and planning month to determine topics the group is interested in exploring. The meetings will be open to residents of Saddle Oak Club and will be held in the clubhouse. So please join the group on Thursday, September 12 and 26.

Kitchen Coordinators

Please welcome Kim Schrimmel and Roxy Lyon as new kitchen coordinators. Page 5

Craft Show

Get ready! It’s coming! On Saturday, November 2, we will hold another Craft Show in the clubhouse from 8:00 am - 1:00 pm. The event, which will be open to the public, is again chaired by Kathleen Sirois. All crafts must be handmade by a resident. More details will follow, but this gives you time to make things. Snowbirds, create while you’re away and bring things back with you.

Election of Board Members

Volunteers are needed to serve on the Board of Directors for the HomeOwners’ Association beginning

in February. We are looking for 4 candidates. Two 3-year openings are available as we say goodbye to Toots Lobe and Shirley Ashbaugh. One 2-year and one 1-year position are also available. Those positions currently have appointed people who are eligible to officially run. As a Board member, you are asked to attend the monthly Board of Directors meeting on the second Tuesday and the monthly HomeOwners Association meeting. In addition, you will need to read and review the state statutes that govern our type of association (Chapter 723). There are responsibilities that the Board undertakes in regard to celebrating specific holidays. We look for candidates that enjoy the community and the residents that live here. If you are interested, please submit your resume to Shirley Ashbaugh, Ed Buckley or a coordinator to be named soon. These resumes need to be published in the December and January newsletters.

Upcoming Holiday Events

The BOD is looking to schedule events for the next few months and we need your help. Please volunteer to help organize an event. Paperwork from past events is available to assist you. All you have to do is ask and there are people who will help.

October 31 Halloween (Thanks, Phyllis Congdon, we look forward to seeing what you have planned.)

November 11 Veteran’s Day

November 28 Thanksgiving

December event suggestions – cookie exchange, Light Up Saddle Oak, caroling, ???

December 25 Christmas

December 31 New Year’s Eve

The BOD has looked into finding someone to cater Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, but firms are reluctant to do so on the holiday itself. If you have suggestions or want to help, please talk to a BOD member.

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Pet of the Month Contest

The office is running a Pet of the Month Contest. They have a Polaroid camera and want to photograph your pet. Each month a new pet will receive the honors of Pet of the Month; the winner will receive a toy and a treat.

September Pet of the Month:

Emily Perez, Lot 41

SOC Office Food Pantry

From Kristin: Hey everyone! I wanted to take a minute to let you know about a new development here at Saddle Oak! Shonda and I have put together our new ‘Love your Neighbor’ Food Pantry here in our office. Thank you to those that have used it and to those who have donated! If you or someone you know would benefit from this, but might be a bit shy, call me directly at the office and I will arrange a private appointment for you. We are so lucky to have you all and are excited to lend a hand when we can!

Our Community Manager Kristin has heard your requests and has worked with the gate installation company to find you a solution! We can now get cell phone numbers programmed into the gate that will enable you to allow your guests access without the inconvenience of leaving your home. Please cut out the contact card below, fill it out and drop it off to the office. This will take the office a little bit of time to update the entire property, so please be patient and allow up to 2 weeks for the update to be complete.

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PLEASE COMPLETE AND DROP IN DROP BOX AT OFFICE

Full Name: * ____________________________________________________________________

Address: * ______________________________________________________________________

Telephone Number:*______________________________________________________________

Email Address:___________________________________________________________________

Would you like to receive community emails: _______________________________

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Resource Directory

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01 – Patricio Lucer

01 – Nancy May

02 – Joan Small

03 – Denis Dubuque

03 – Myrna Maldonado

04 – Lynda MacIntosh

04 – Kristen Miller

04 – Joann Slachetka

04 – Gerri Weber

05 – Bill Copher

06 – Susan Bass

07 – Nina Boyl

08 – Phyllis Congdon

08 – Joanne Motta

09 – Jim Boyl

11 – Marty Guzowski

11 – Dan Janis

12 – Judy Gustafson

12 – Larry Prater

13 – Shirley Ashbaugh

15 – Paulette Stewart

16 – Pat Whitacre

17 – Renaud Germain

17 – Donald McBath

17 – Fred Mullen

18 – Don Jones

18 – Glenn Record

21 – Joann Cropper

21 – Denise Kovac

23 – Kay Snyder Hobson

24 – Jim Fritz

24 – Karen Hutchinson

26 – Bill Egleston

27 – Cliff Hill

29 – Andrew Jackson

30 – Bob Perez

September Anniversaries 01 – Tom & Betty Lowe

03 – Bill & Bernetta Copher

03 – Pete Lamoureaux & Michele Martin

04 – Jeff Schiff & Cindy Cronin

12 – Bob & Linda Standish

18 – Paul & Sharon Hallas

20 – Don & Lucy Baisch

21 – David & Cathy Sanborn

23 – Robert & Patti Smith

29 – Ken & Nancy Franklin

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BilliardsMon - 6:30pm Pool tables are on the second floor of the Clubhouse. Come

and join in! Available for individual use at any time.

Bingo Tues - 6:00pmCard sales until 5:45pm. Bring a donation for Interfaith and

receive a free card. Info: Diana Germain - 603-765-1465.

Bingo Café Tues - 4:30pm

Check Friends of Saddle Oak on Facebook or the message

board posted at Clubhouse door for the current menu.

Volunteer cooks are always needed and appreciated.

Bocce Ball Mon - 11:00am

Individuals are welcome to use the equipment in the

shuffleboard closet at any time. Info: Phyllis Congdon - 352-

291-4946.

Bowling Tues - 10:30am League play contact Deb Lennox 508-498-8511

Card Crafts Wed - 1:00pm Bring your projects and join in.

Coloring Sun - 1:00pm Bring your books and materials and join in.

Dominoes Thurs - 6:30pm Info: Pat Becker - 410-608-7351.

Fitness Room 7:00am - 10:00pm Clubhouse - 2nd floor. Open during Clubhouse hours.

Horseshoes n/aNo organized play. Individuals are welcome to use the

equipment in the shuffleboard closet at any time.

Mah Jongg Fri - 1:00pmBring your boards or use ours. Info: Marty Guzowski -

352-304-8915 or Sammi Koester 237-6406.

Move It - Move ItMon, Wed*, Fri

9:00am - 10:00am

Audio-visual group workout in Clubhouse.

Info: Debra Lennox - 508-498-8511 or

Linda Stout - 352-509-4307

* not on 1st Wednesday of every month

Painting Thur - 10:00am

Craft Room is set up for crafts and/or individual painting

projects using oils, acrylics, water colors, etc, in any media

you choose. Info: Gloria Paige - 973-229-2533.

Pool7:00am - 10:00pm

Some Exceptions

Closed for Water Fitness Mon-Wed-Sat 10:00am-11:00am

Water Volleyball Fri 10:00am - 11:00am

Closed for Pool Cleaning Mon-Wed-Fri 8:00am-10:00am

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Additions? Corrections? Contact

Gloria Paige at 973-229-2533 or

email [email protected] 14

Mon - 8:30am - noonClose Enough Stitchers of Saddle Oak upstairs.

Info: Rita Cope - 300-3333.

Wed - 9:00am - noonSaddle Oak Stitchers upstairs.

Info: Carolyn Miller-300-3562.

Shuffleboard n/a

Individuals are welcome to use the equipment in the

shuffleboard closet at any time.

Info: Wanda Dubuque - 352-509-7510.

Water FitnessMon, Wed, Sat

10:00am - 11:00amWeather permitting. Info: Gee Sauvageau - 203-744-4193.

Water Volleyball Fri - 10:00am -

11:00amWeather permitting. Info: Deb Lennox - 508-498-8104

Cribbage Sun - 6:30pm Info: Linda Butryn - 716-720-6858.

Sevens Mon - 6:30pm Info: Milda Kolesar - 352-304-8225.

500 (Not Rummy) Mon - 6:30pm Info: Linda Martin - 815-441-1274.

CanastaTue - 12:30pm

Wed - 6:30pmInfo: Linda Martin - 815-441-1274.

Euchre Wed - 1:00pm Info: Linda Martin - 815-441-1274.

PokerWed

4:00-8:00pmClubhouse Library

Pinochle Thur - 6:30pm Info: Fran Bolson - 352-873-3480.

Hand and Foot Fri - 7:00pm Info: Linda Martin - 815-441-1274.

Polish Poker Sat - 6:30pmBegins when full table of 12 is seated or at 6:30pm, whichever

occurs first.

Sewing/Quilting

Card Games

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Additions? Corrections? Contact

Gloria Paige at 973-229-2533 or

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SEPTEMBER 2019 Submitted by Andrea Primas

“IT’S FRUIT & VEGGIE MONTH”

SEPTEMBER IS: Apple Month, Figs Month, Organic Harvest Month, Potato Month, Mushroom Month, Natl. Honey Month, Healthy Aging Month, Natl. Cholesterol Month, Peas Month, Peach Month, Passion Fruit Month, Radish Month, Fruit & Veggie Month, Natl. Papaya Month, Rice Month, Whole Grains Month, Macadamia Nut Day (9/4), Natl. Acorn Squash Day (9/7), Natl. Aging Awareness Day (9/18), Natl. Peanut Day (9/13) Items in bold type relate to the health conditions mentioned this month.

In addition to taking prescription medication, it certainly doesn’t hurt to choose and eat foods that benefit health conditions and that taste good too. (Consider it a double whammy or a two-fur – choosing foods that prevent and remedy). If the condition is:

ASTHMA/BREATHING/RESPIRATORY (A chronic pulmonary disorder causing

difficulty breathing). Research shows the following foods are beneficial for reducing allergy symptoms.

Fruits: Apples, avocados, bananas, blueberries, cantaloupe, kiwi, oranges, papaya, pumpkin, watermelon

Veggies: Beans, cruciferous veggies (i.e., broccoli, Brussel sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower), carrots, celery, endive, leafy greens (i.e., kale, mustards, spinach), onions, red bell peppers, sweet potatoes, tomatoes

Nuts & Seeds: Brazil nuts, chia seeds, flax seeds, nuts, sunflower seeds

Other: Brown rice, buckwheat, coffee, elderberry, fatty fish, fish, whole grains, garlic, ginger, green tea, milk, olive oil, rosemary, turmeric, water, wine, yogurt

BLOOD PRESSURE (Regulates, lowers) High blood pressure (HBP) is a long-term medical

condition in which blood pressure in the arteries is continuously elevated. If you have high blood pressure, you should pay more attention to what you eat & drink.

Here are some foods that can help lower blood pressure.

Fruits: Apples, apricots, blackberries, blueberries, carambola, cherries, eggplant, longans, oranges, passion fruit, pink grapefruits, pomegranates, squash, strawberries, watermelon

Veggies: Bell peppers, broccoli, cabbage, celery, cucumbers, mushrooms, potatoes, radishes, spinach, tomatoes

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Beans: Garbanzo beans, peas, lentils

Nuts: Cashews, peanuts, pecans, pistachios

Seeds: Flax Seeds, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds

Other: Fatty fish, oatmeal, olive oil

I’m not a doctor or registered dietician. The information in this article is based on credible

studies and research and any recommendations made about nutrition, supplements, or lifestyle should be discussed between you and your health care provider. This information is not a prescription or replacement for medical care.

In honor of Radish Month & National Papaya Month try something new, quick. They’re not just for salads.

Butter-Braised Radishes (serves 4)

They're a delicious accompaniment to roast pork or chicken.

Ingredients:

1-3/4 lb. radishes (about 2 bunches), tops removed & reserved)

1-1/2 Tbs. unsalted butter

2/3 c. lower-salt chicken or vegetable broth

1 Tbs. cider vinegar

1 tsp. granulated sugar or ½ tsp. honey

Kosher salt

Preparation:

Trim radishes & slice them crosswise into 1/3”-thick rounds. Trim & discard stems from a small handful of the tops, wash the leaves thoroughly, pat dry, & then finely chop enough to measure 2 Tbs. (Save the rest of the tops for another use).

In a 10” skillet, melt butter over medium heat. Add broth. Bring to a simmer, cover, cook until the radishes are crisp-tender, 5-7 minutes. Uncover, raise the heat to high, & add vinegar, sugar, & ½ tsp. salt. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the liquid is reduced to a glaze, 2-3 minutes. Garnish with the chopped leaves & serve.

(Fine Cooking issue 122)

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Papaya Melon Smoothie

Prep Time: 10 mins. Makes 2 glasses

Ingredients:

2 ½ c. chilled, papaya, peeled & roughly chopped

1 c. chilled, cantaloupe, deseeded & roughly chopped

1 pear cored

2 c. fresh baby spinach or other leafy greens)

1 stalk celery (optional)

½ c. – 1 c. water, if needed

Blend & serve immediately

(Davy & Tracy.com)

References: Healthcareknow.com; HelpPrep 2016; WackyHolidays; Fine Cooking; Davy & Tracy.com; EatingWell.com

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Kim Smith Phone: 586-536-5075 5645 SW 60th St Lot 103 Arrived: 07/2019 Her Birthday: 04/17 Her Occupation: Realtor Her Hobbies: Thrift Stores, Yard sales, Swimming, Reading Children: 3 Grandchildren: 0 Home State: MI

Don & Terry Vincent

Phone: 518-260-0683 5534 SW 58th Place Lot 166 Arrived: 07/19 Her Birthday: 08/31 His Birthday: 04/30 Anniversary: 11/27/2010 Her Occupation: Pharm Tech His Occupation: Transportation Her Hobbies: Writing songs & poetry His Hobbies: Reading Children: 5 Grandchildren: 11 Great Grandchildren: 2 His Home State: VT Hers: MA Pets: Buddy & Ivan

Welcome committee for new residents is chaired by Bill & Kathleen Sirois at 509-4246. If you haven’t been welcomed by the committee, please give Bill & Kathleen a call. Phone book changes/corrections should be submitted to Gloria Paige at 973-229-2533.

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Doug & Pat Whitacre Phone: 223-322-0996 5490 SW 57th Place Lot 226 Arrived: 07/19 Her Birthday: 09/16 His Birthday: 07/15 Anniversary: 08/14 Her Occupation: Line Supervisor His Occupation: Truck Driver His Hobbies: Bicycling, relaxing Her Hobbies: Reading, Gardening Children: 4 Grandchildren: 10 Great grandchildren: 4 Home State: PA Pets: 2 cockatiels

Jude Stevens

Phone: 910-624-7259 5681 SW 57th St Lot 328 Arrived: 06/15/19 Her Birthday: 07/21 Her Occupation: Visual Designer Her Hobbies: biking, swimming, pottery maker Her Children: 2 Grandchildren: 4 Home State: NC Pets: cats

Welcome committee for new residents is chaired by Bill & Kathleen Sirois at 509-4246. If you haven’t been welcomed by the committee, please give Bill & Kathleen a call. Phone book changes/corrections should be submitted to Gloria Paige at 973-229-2533.

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At the July cookout, Kathy Besse made Lumpia – a kind of Filipino egg roll. It made such a hit and so many people asked how to make them that Kathy volunteered to demonstrate how they were made. Below you see the cooks who assure me that they went away satisfied and very full.

Photos by Carole LaPorte and Gloria Paige

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Congratulations to all for the wonderful July potluck. Good food and good company!!! Plus, it also led to a cooking lesson (see other photo page).

Suzanne, Carol & Kathleen Suzette, Gladys, Dick & Gloria

Beth & Cisco Moe, Kathleen & Nancy

Photos by Don & Carole LaPorte

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Pot Luck Dinner is being served. Bring your favorite

dish to share and join your neighbors and friends for

good food and conversation.

Labor Day, Sept 2, 2019

4:00 PM at the Clubhouse.

No Tickets Required

Paper Products, Coffee, Tea, water

and Lemonade will be provided.

Hosted by HOA Board

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Sept 2 Monday Labor Day Pot Luck Sept 4 Wednesday Breakfast @ 8:00-9:30 am, $5 All-You-Can-Eat Sept 5 Thursday Singles Luncheon @ 11:30 am, Sonny’s

Sept 10 Tuesday Board of Directors Meeting

2:00 pm in Library Residents are welcome to observe.

Sept 11 Wednesday Home Owners’ Association Meeting Residents are urged to attend. Refreshments @ 6:30 pm Meeting @ 7:00 pm

Sept 12 Thursday Aging Gracefully @ 10:30-12:00, clubhouse

Sept 18 Wednesday Men’s Breakfast @ 8:30 am, Egg and I

Sept 19 Thursday Ladies’ Luncheon @ 1:00 pm, Pig and Cattle (limit 25 people)

Sept 26 Thursday Aging Gracefully @ 10:30-12:00, clubhouse

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1:00 - Coloring Group6:30 - Cribbage

8-10 - Pool Closed (Cleaning)

9:00 - Move It, Move It

8:30-noon - Close Enough

Stitchers - Upstairs

10:00 - Water Fitness

11:00 - Bocce

6:30 - Sevens & 500

6:30 - Billiards - Upstairs

10:30 - Bowling12:30 - Canasta4:30 - Bingo Cafe6:00 - BINGO



9 - noon - Saddle Oak Stitchers


1:00 - Euchre & Card Crafts

4:00 - 8:00 Poker in Library

6:30 - Canasta

7-10 - Clubhouse Closed

10:00 - Painting

1-3 - Hooks & Needles- Library

6:30 - Pinochle

6:30 - Dominoes/Pokeno



10:00 - Water Volleyball

1:00 - Mah Jongg

7:00 - Hand and Foot

8:00 - Saturday Social9:00 - Announcements10-11:00 - Water Fitness6:30 - Polish Poker

8 9 10 11 12 13 141:00 - Coloring Group6:30 - Cribbage






11:00 - Bocce

6:30 - Sevens & 500









6:30 - Canasta


10:00 - Painting

10:30-12:00 - Aging Gracefully


6:30 - Pinochle





1:00 - Mah Jongg









11:00 - Bocce

6:30 - Sevens & 500









6:30 - Canasta


10:00 - Painting


6:30 - Pinochle





1:00 - Mah Jongg









11:00 - Bocce

6:30 - Sevens & 500









6:30 - Canasta


10:00 - Painting

10:30 - 12:00 - Aging Gracefully


6:30 - Pinochle





1:00 - Mah Jongg



29 301:00 - Coloring Group6:30 - Cribbage






11:00 - Bocce

6:30 - Sevens & 500


September 2019

Sept 10th BOARD MEETING 2:00 in LibrarySept 11th HOA MEETING 7:00 in Clubhouse

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