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The Meadows

Recreation Assoc.

MEADOWS RECREATION ASSOCIATION

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 2016

President John Dittrich 630-917-0814

[email protected]

Vice- President Duane Odegard 206-349-1694

[email protected]

Secretary Terri Chiarella 602-438-7239

[email protected]

Treasurer Larry Pettyjohn 480-235-2051

Event Coordinator (Food) Peggy Hosey 602-561-5489

Activity Director Barbara Maier

Diane Content

602-437-1745

602-438-9690

Recycle Chairperson John Hobbs 480-839-6110

Medical Equipment Terry Hurtgen 602-222-9857

Auditor Marilyn Ritze 602-904-0307

Librarian Terry Hurtgen 602-222-9857

Advertising Vacant/Please Volunteer Please Volunteer

Welcome Wagon Shirley Bindenagel 602-438-9601

[email protected]

MeadowLark Editor & Publicity Vacant/Please Volunteer 480-839-6110

[email protected]

Other Community Contact Information

Meadows Food Pantry John Perkins

Dean Haaser

602-437-1908

602-414-0433

Sts. Francis & Clair

American Catholic Church

Bishop Bill Wettingfeld

Reverend Cyndi Worrell

On-site contact: John Perkins

or Dean Haaser

480-835-6547

623-205-5291

602-437-1908

602-414-0433

Meadows Home Owners Assoc. President

Jerry McEnaney

815-814-4502 – Lot 240

[email protected]

AAMHO

Meadows Chapter

President

John Perkins 602-437-1908

Meadows Office Angela Galarza, Manager

Heather, Admin. Ass’t. 602-438-1865

Sales Office Danielle Indovina 602-438-7175

Clubhouse Kitchen 602-438-1236

Emergency Emergency 9-1-1

Police/Fire/EMT NON-EMERGENCY 480-966-6211

mailto:[email protected]

tel:602-904-0307

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR

MEADOWS RECREATION

ASSOCIATION By – MRA President John Dittrich

As we welcome autumn to The Meadows,

we welcome the return of our winter residents!

There have been many changes in our

community over the last few months! We have

seen the installation of several new homes in the

community. This is obviously a sign of the

burgeoning housing market here in the Phoenix

area!

The new homes bring new residents and we

want to welcome our new residents to The

Meadows! We hope you will find it an enjoyable

place to live. We are a friendly community of

good neighbors and we look forward to meeting

you!

Probably the biggest change and biggest

challenge that we have had over the recent

months or weeks has been the issuance of new

regulations governing the use of our clubhouse

kitchen and BBQ grills. These changes have been

brought about by new laws and rules governing the

use of community kitchens like ours and to a

degree, stricter enforcement of rules.

While our initial reaction to the news that

we can no longer prepare food in the kitchen was

somewhat worrisome, your MRA board has been

researching our options and we are confident that

we will have some good solutions going forward.

We fully intend to keep doing as many of our

activities involving food as possible. We do want

to thank our ELS Activities Director, Vanessa,

for her assistance and willingness to work with us

to find solutions.

That being said, we must also inform all

residents that these rules and regulations will

require some changes in the way our food

activities are handled. This may also require some

“cost adjustments”. But we promise to do our

best to keep all costs to a minimum. Our purpose

is to create and conduct events for the benefit

and enjoyment of our residents at a minimal cost.

We appreciate the patience everyone has

shown as we navigate these changes and we look

forward to seeing you at a clubhouse event in

October!

MHOA UPDATE Submitted by Jerry McEnaney

October is the annual membership

drive for the Meadows’ Home Owners

Association (MHOA). A tentative date of

Saturday, October 22 has been obtained

from the MRA, when we will proceed with a

Saturday night dinner for all members (old

and new). The annual dues for membership

in MHOA is $2.50, per resident/person.

This amount will be collected at the event,

along with a nominal contribution for the

cost of the food served. Duane and his

crew, including myself, will be welcoming

new residents to this gala affair.

Watch your tubes for further

information about this event, and be sure

to check the bulletin board in the

Clubhouse for the sign-up sheet.

AAMHO News Arizona Association of Manufactured Home

Owners Submitted by John Perkins

On August 29, I received a letter from

“concerned residents” of the Meadows

specifically asking me, as AAMHO Unit

President, to investigate the “denial of kitchen

usage” at the Meadows and to take swift and

effective action regarding this concern.

I have addressed this concern and on

Monday, October 10 at 7:00 p.m. there will be

an AAMHO meeting at the Clubhouse. This will

be an open meeting for all residents. The

kitchen usage issue and any other resident

concerns will be addressed at this meeting.

Please understand that this is an

AAMHO meeting and those members who have

paid their yearly dues will be allowed to take

action or vote. If you have not paid your annual

dues and want to become a member, please call

me at 602-437-1908 by October 5.

UPCOMING BUS

TRIPS

Oct. 19 Queen Creek Olive Mill

This trip to the Queen Creek Olive Mill

promises a delightful and relaxing excursion.

The bus will leave the Clubhouse at 10:00 a.m.

Upon reaching the Olive Mill you will participate

in a short tour and learn about the growing of

olive trees, harvesting olives, and the making of

premium olive oils. After the tour, you will

enjoy a delectable lunch on the grounds of the

Olive Mill and then have time to browse through

the well-stocked gift shop and sample some of

the unique, infused olive oils and vinegars. Cost

of the tour is $5.00 and lunch menu items range

in price from $10.00 to $15.00, all payable at

the Queen Creek Olive Mill. ($1.00 will be

collected from each participant for a tip for

our driver.) A sign-up sheet and a copy of the

lunch menu are posted on the bulletin board in

the Clubhouse. Don’t miss out on this great trip!

Please contact Diane Content at 602-

438-9690 with any questions.

As many of you are aware, there has

been a suspension in the availability of this

important resource of the community. The

Meadows is happy to announce that

administration of our pantry has been taken on

by Sts. Francis and Clair Catholic Church (The

Meadows’ Catholic church that meets every

Sunday in the Clubhouse at 10:00 a.m.)

None of us are immune to hitting a rough

patch in our daily life and, here at The

Meadows, we endeavor to provide a bit of relief

through our Food Pantry. If you are in need

of grocery assistance, please contact:

John Perkins at 602-437-1908, or

Dean Haaser at 602-414-0433

If you reach a voicemail, please feel free to

leave a message and someone will return your

call as soon as possible. All requests will be

handled discreetly and confidentially and you

do not need to be a member of the church to

make a request for assistance.

The pantry is currently well stocked;

however, we do depend on resident

contributions to keep it stocked on a continuing

basis. Information about how and where to

make donations to the pantry will be

distributed in the coming weeks. You should be

aware that all food items must be non-

perishable, in unopened containers, and cannot

have an expired “use by” date.

Thank you for your support of The Food

Pantry through your donations and referrals of

neighbors who might be in need. And thank you

to the members of Sts. Francis and Clair for

taking on this important project.

NEW RESIDENTS

74 Larry & Joyce Gesick

89 Robert Finigen

150 John Forseen

186 James Chambers

322 Michael Herrington

342 Lise Belluomini

377 Michel Catapano

399 Jennifer Carpena

486 Marsha Bonne

Please welcome your new neighbor(s) to

The Meadows and invite them to join you at an

upcoming event. Be sure to remind them to

respond to the letter they receive from our

Welcome Wagon committee for important

information about residing at The Meadows.

SHUFFLE BOARD RESUMES MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR OCTOBER 6!

Games this year will resume on

Thursday, Oct. 6. We will have a short meeting

at 3:45 p.m. and start play right after the

meeting (4:00 p.m.) We are hoping to be able

to use five (5) courts this year and will meet

every Thursday at 4:00 p.m. through April.

If you have any questions, please contact

Jerry Dean at 602-438-7254, Lot 261.

HALLOWEEN IS COMING TO THE

MEADOWS

Your MRA Board has some fun activities

planned for Halloween and we hope you will

participate in these events.

We will have the annual home decorating

contest. You choose how you wish to decorate

your home; scary, spooky, eerie, jack-o-

lanterns, etc. Three cash prizes ($25, $15,

$10) will be awarded for the best decorated at

the Halloween party on Saturday, October 29.

Judging will take place on the evenings of

October 23 and 24 so be sure to have your

decorations lit up on those nights.

On Saturday, October 29 we will have

festivities at the Clubhouse beginning at 5:30.

MRA will provide some munchies and table

treats and you supply your beverage of choice.

We will also have cash prizes ($25, $15, $10)

for costumes, if you like to dress up for

Halloween (costumes not required).

Watch your tube for more details about

these events. Everyone had a great time with

lots of laughs and antics at last year’s party and

this year promises to be just as exciting.

Informed Voter Submitted by John Perkins

Tuesday, November 8th is Presidential

Election Day and it is the most important

Federal Election held every four years.

Early voting and mail-in voting will start

later this month. If you want to participate you

must be Registered to Vote. If you are not

registered, you should do so immediately!

Now is the time to support the

candidates of your choice. It means donating

money and/or volunteering in their campaigns.

Having your picture taken with a candidate or

getting an autograph at a rally is not enough!

We hope to have several of the candidates

running for Congress, the 26th Legislative

District, Maricopa County, and Tempe Schools

meet with you here at The Meadows. Watch

the Resident Bulletin Board for further

information or call (602) 437-1908.

Important dates to remember:

Monday, October 10 – Registration

deadline

Wednesday, October 12 – Early voting

begins

Friday, November 4 – Early voting closes

REVISED TRIP INFORMATION

UPDATE YOUR CALENDARS

We look forward to some fun trips this

year, and please remember that we need at

least five (5) people to commit to a trip for it

to occur.

Nov 12, Saturday – 7th Annual Chandler

Chuck Wagon Cook-off (Need a minimum of 5

people)

Cost: Free Admission & $15 for meal

Dec 9, Friday – Cerreta Candy Company,

dinner at Haus Murphy’s German Restaurant,

and Glendale Glitters (Need a minimum of 5

people)

Cost: Meal, approximately $20

Jan 9, Monday – Turf Paradise We must have

a group of 15 or more attending.

Cost: Approximately $25 and includes

Admission, Buffet, and program

Feb 3, Friday – Barleen’s Arizona Opry – Elvis

Remembered

Cost: Dinner & Show - $36 with 24

attendees or $39 with fewer than 24

Mar 23, Thursday – Barleen’s Arizona Opry

Rhythm Cats Country Music Show

Cost: Dinner & Show - $36 with 24

attendees or $39 with fewer than 24

Apr 20, Thursday – Hall of Flame and dinner

at The Texas Road House (need minimum of 5

people)

Cost: $5 plus cost of dinner

May 6, Saturday – Schnepf Farms for peach

waffles (need a minimum of 5 people)

As the date for each event approaches,

more details about the trip (event) and a sign-

up sheet will be posted on the bulletin board in

the clubhouse. FOR EARLY SIGN-UPS,

PLEASE CALL DIANE CONTENT AT 602-438-

9690. If Diane is not home, please leave your

phone or cell number and she will call you back.

This will give our trip planners an idea of how

many are planning on attending ahead of time.

Also feel free to call Diane if you have any

questions about any event. We do NOT want to

have to cancel ANY trips this year!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO:

Oct. Oct. Oct.

1 Richard Ezell 11 Janet Washburn 16 James Washburn

4 Ashley Brooks 12 Joe Gates 17 Floyd Handley

6 Edward Holden Nancy Jenkins 19 Don Ross

Blanche Vittori Barbara Maier 20 Terry Hurtgen

Kenneth Coldwell 13 Sam Petriak 21 Rose Martin

Paul Peahu Richard Young 26 Jim Paper

8 Ellen Martino 15 Bob Martino 28 Annie Maltun

Darcy Peletich Gerald Story Linda Counsell

Marilyn Ritze 16 Dyane Catalano 31 Ruth Dolengowski

And Happy Anniversary to:

October

12 John & Barbara Maier

15 Jim & Darlene Lambert

21 John & Shirley Perkins

23 Dan & Cheryl Curley

29 Paul & Rose Martin

Did you celebrate a birthday or anniversary this month, but don’t see your name(s) listed?

Be sure to contact Shirley Bindenagel (Welcome Wagon Committee) at 602-438-9601 so

she can visit you and have you complete an “MRA Resident’s Registration” form which will

allow us to publish this personal information.

BINGO NEWS

BINGO is played every Tuesday evening

in the Clubhouse. Play begins at 7:00 p.m. and

cards can be purchased between 6:00 p.m. and

6:45 p.m.

You do not have to be a resident of the

park to participate, so please feel free to invite

a friend (or friends) to join you at Bingo. When

we have a full house, single game payouts can be

as high as $20+ and the jackpot coverall can pay

out in excess of $100. Not bad for a couple of

hours of fun that includes a break with tasty

snacks.

We look forward to seeing you (and a

friend or two) next Tuesday!

WEBSITE CONNECTIONS FOR

COMMUNITY NEWS

Do you get community information via

email? Visit www.MeadowlarkTempe.com and

register today. Once approved, you will have full

access to the website and can sign up to get

notifications when something is posted (you can

sign up for this under Hot Topics). If you have

questions, contact TroyScott at 602-791-3283.

EVENING WATER AEROBICS

Evening water aerobics (Monday and

Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. will be suspended

beginning Monday, October 5 until early May.

Please call Debra Bonar with any questions. (602-

315-8757)

NEED SOMETHING? JUST ASK!

CALL DEBRA MICHAELS, LOT 306 623-418-4200

Providing: All Hair Services All Cleaning Services Taxi & Delivery Services

SAINTS FRANCIS AND CLAIR

CATHOLIC CHURCH

Meeting at The Meadows Clubhouse

Sunday Mass: 10:00 AM

We welcome and accept all. Not associated with

the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix

Bible Study – Most Wednesdays in the Craft

Room – Call Rev. Cyndi for information

For Information Contact: Bishop Eugene Young at 480-227-7854, or

Reverend Cyndi Worrel at 623-205-5291, or

Rev. Charles Johnson at 602-803-3163

P h o n e : 6 0 2 - 4 3 7 - 1 9 0 8

Legislative District 26 Precinct: Diablo

PROUD

REPUBLICAN

John Perkins Republican Precinct Committeeman

http://www.meadowlarktempe.com/

Sports News Submitted by John Perkins

October has arrived and so has a new

season of football both college and pro,

baseball playoffs and the World Series,

hockey, and basketball, and wow!!! Let the good

times roll!!!

Don’t forget the Meadows Football Club.

Our meetings in September were informal but

now the birds are starting to land and time is

short. Formal meetings will now be conducted

in the Clubhouse T.V. room starting at 7 p.m.,

Monday, October 3, Thursday, October 6,

Monday, October 17, and Thursday, October

20. Both men and women are encouraged to

join. If you are a football fan, don’t leave

things to someone else to create some fun. See

you there!!

SOME REMINDERS

Trash Barrel at Mail Boxes – The trash barrel

that has been placed at the mail boxes is for

recyclable paper (junk mail) only. It is NOT to

be used for food trash or doggie bags!

For your protection and safety, please just

deposit flyers and items containing NO

personal information. Speed Limit & Parking - With our winter

residents returning to the park, traffic, both

vehicle and pedestrian, will be increasing.

Please remember that the speed limit in the

park is 15 mph. It would be appreciated if

you would also inform your visitors and delivery

people of the speed limit.

Guests in the park - Please remember that if

you have guests visiting in the park, that a

resident must accompany them if they use any

of the facilities such as the pool, clubhouse,

pool room, etc.

DID YOU KNOW ??

DONUTS ARE AVAILABLE

FROM 6:30 TO 8:00 EVERY

FRIDAY MORNING IN THE

CLUBHOUSE. A $1.00 DONATION FOR

EACH DONUT IS REQUESTED. FUNDS

ARE USED TO OFFSET TRIP COSTS

(BUSES PROVIDED BY ELS) FOR PARK

TRIPS.

NEWSLETTER UPDATE Submitted by Linda Hobbs

This will be the last full newsletter that

I will be preparing as The MeadowLark editor.

If you would be interested in serving as the

editor of the newsletter, please contact John

Dittrich at 630-917-0814 or myself at 480-839-

6110.

Should you be interested in taking over

this task, I will be more than happy to work with

you in getting it set up and providing you with a

flash drive with formats, flyers, and previous

copies that you can use for “cutting and pasting.”

Until we have a volunteer to take over the

newsletter, I will continue to publish a monthly

events listing, the monthly birthday and

anniversary list, and the new resident listing. We

will also continue to accept advertising requests

to help off-set the cost of printing (paper, toner,

etc.) this information in-house. This abbreviated

communication will be delivered to your tubes

(and by e-mail for those of you on our e-mail list)

as close to the first of the month as possible.

PLEASE CONSIDER VOLUNTEERING FOR

THIS TASK !!

THE MEADOWLARK NEWSLETTER

Do you want to have something included in

the next MeadowLark Newsletter? The

deadline for submitting your information is

the 15th of the month.

Deadline for the November 2016 issue will

be Saturday, October 15

Contact: Linda Hobbs

E-mail – [email protected]

Phone – 480-839-6110

The MeadowLark Newsletter solicits

advertisements for the purpose of defraying the

cost of the publication of this newsletter.

Neither the publishers, park owners, nor park

management have made any investigation as to the

products or services advertised herein and make

no representations or warranties as to these

advertisers.

If you are interested in advertising in the

MeadowLark, please contact Shirley Bindenagel

at 602-438-9601 or [email protected].

Please be aware that we are unable to advertise

events taking place at individual residences.

ADVERTISING RATES FULL PAGE AD - $75 HALF PAGE AD - $50 QUARTER PAGE AD - $25 BUSINESS CARD AD - $15 There is a one-time production/creation fee

for first time and changed ads. This fee

ranges from $25 to $50.

A discount may be awarded to Meadows

residents advertising in the MeadowLark.

FOLKS TO CONTACT FOR: Bible Study

(Catholic) Rev. Cyndi Worrel 623-205-5291

Bingo Bobbie Robertson 602-438-9523

Book Club Joyce Nyquist 602-438-0433

Contract

Bridge Diane Content 602-438-9690

Duplicate

Bridge Dean Haaser 602-414-0433

Casino Trips Li Rojas 602-437-2296

Cribbage

(Monday) Diane Content 602-438-9690

Food Pantry John Perkins

Dean Haaser

602-437-1908

602-414-0433

Golf Polly Zetterman 602-437-2917

Mah Johng Diane Content 602-438-9690

Men’s Pool/8

Ball John Warman 207-521-4230

Mexican

Train Joyce Nyquist 602-438-0433

Poker (Coed) Duane Odegard 206-349-1694

Poker

(Women’s) Diane Content 602-438-9690

Rosary Fran Glende 602-438-9626

Shuffle

Board Jerry Dean 602-438-7254

Water

Aerobics

(Evening)

Debbie Bonar 602-315-8757

Water

Aerobics

(Morning)

Doris Schaffer 602-438-1938

Writers

Group Ann Bunjer 602-438-4384

mailto:[email protected]

RECURRING ACTIVITIES AT THE MEADOWS The following activities are standing activities open to all residents of the park.

MONDAY THURSDAY 8:00 a.m. Water Aerobics 8:00 a.m. Water Aerobics

9:00 a.m. Golf – Rolling Hills (Oct. – Apr.) 4:00 p.m. Shuffle Board (Oct. – Apr.)

9:00 a.m. Cribbage (Craft Room) 6:00 p.m. Women’s Poker

1:00 p.m. Mah Johng (Craft Room)

6:00 p.m. Water Aerobics (May – Sept.)

6:30 p.m. MRA Board Mtg. (Craft Room)

1st Monday of the month FRIDAY

6:30 p.m. Book Club (Clubhouse)

1st Monday of the month

6:30 a.m. Coffee & Donuts ($1.00

donation) in the Clubhouse

8:00 a.m. Water Aerobics

TUESDAY 12:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge (Clubhouse)

8:00 a.m. Water Aerobics 1:00 p.m. Mah Johng (Craft Room)

10:00 a.m. Rosary Group (Craft Room) 6:30 p.m. Cards or Dominos (Clubhouse)

12:15 p.m. Duplicate Bridge (Clubhouse)

6:00 p.m. BINGO (card purchase closes at

6:45 p.m.) SATURDAY

8:00 a.m. Water Aerobics WEDNESDAY

8:00 a.m. Water Aerobics 9:00 a.m. Men’s Pool/8-Ball

9:30 a.m. Bible Study (Craft Room) 11:30 a.m. to

12:30 p.m.

Hamburgers (Clubhouse)

1st & 3rd Saturday of month

10:30 a.m. Folk Dancing (Clubhouse) 6:00 p.m. Jungle Boogie – Last

Saturday of the month

1:00 p.m. Contract Bridge (Clubhouse)

3:00 p.m. Writer’s Group (Clubhouse)

3rd Wednesday of month

6:00 p.m. Water Aerobics (May – Sept.)

6:30 p.m. Joint MRA & MHOA General

Mtg. – 3rd Wednesday of month

6:30 p.m. Mexican Train (Dominoes)

7:30 p.m. Co-ed Poker

SUNDAY

10:00 a.m. Sts. Francis & Clair Mass NOTES:

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THESE EVENTS Saturday, October 1 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. - Hamburgers at the Clubhouse

Join us for a tasty lunch and socializing with your friends and neighbors. (50/50 raffle) Monday, October 3 at 6:30 p.m. – Joint MRA and MHOA Board Meeting in the Craft Room

MRA & MHOA will hold its monthly joint board meeting. Residents are welcome to attend

and may present items to the board from 6:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. Thursday, October 6 at 3:45 p.m. at the Shuffle Board Courts

Shuffle Board play resumes. Games will be played every Thursday at 4:00 p.m. Contact

Jerry Dean at 602-438-7254 with any questions. Saturday, October 15 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. - Hamburgers at the Clubhouse

Join us for a tasty lunch and socializing with your friends and neighbors. (50/50 raffle) Wednesday, October 19 – Queen Creek Olive Mill Trip

Don’t miss out on this great trip! The bus will leave the clubhouse at 10:00 a.m. Upon

reaching the Olive Mill you will participate in a short tour and learn about the growing of

olive trees, harvesting olives, and the making of premium olive oils. After the tour, you will

enjoy a delectable lunch on the grounds of the Olive Mill and then have time to browse

through the well-stocked gift shop and sample some of the unique, infused olive oils and

vinegars. Cost of the tour is $5.00 and lunch menu items range in price from $10.00 to

$15.00, all payable at the Queen Creek Olive Mill. ($1.00 will be collected from each

participant for a tip for our driver.) Call Diane Content at 602-438-9690 with questions. MRA General Meeting – Wednesday, October 19 at 6:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse

This will be an important meeting as we welcome back our board members from their summer

respites and look forward to the planning of events for November and December. Please

join us. This meeting is for all Meadows residents. (50/50 raffle with proceeds to MRA) MHOA Membership Event – Saturday, October 22 at 5:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse

Please plan on joining us at this event and watch your tubes for details of the evening’s

activities. MHOA membership dues are $2.50 per home-owning resident and will be

collected at this time. House Decorating Judging – Evenings of October 22 and 23 (after dark)

Our impartial judges will be driving our streets checking out all your great decorations. Cash

prizes of $25, $15, and $10 will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners that will be

announced at the Halloween party on Saturday, October 29. Halloween Party – Saturday, October 29 at 5:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse

We hope you can join us for this fun evening. We will some munchies and table treats

available (you provide your own beverage of choice), along with cash prizes for best costumes

($25, $15, and $10) and the awarding of the House Decorating winners. We’ll be playing

some games (maybe Jungle Boogie races of “live” Halloween characters), sharing laughter

and stories, and most importantly, having fun with our neighbors! Can’t wait to see you there!

OCTOBER CALENDAR

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

25 26 27 28 29 30 1

Catholic Mass

10:00 a

Wtr Aerobics – 8:00 a

Cribbage – 9:00 a – Craft Rm

Mah Johng

1:00 p – Craft Rm

Wtr Aerobics – 8:00 a Rosary Group 10:00 a Craft Rm Duplicate Bridge 12:15 p

Bingo – 6:00 p

Wtr Aerobics – 8:00 a Bible Study 9:30 a – Craft Rm Folk Dance – 10:30 a Contract Bridge 1:00 p Catholic Bible Study 6:30 – Craft Rm Mexican Train–6:30 p Coed Poker – 7:30 p


Shuffle Board– 4:00 p

Women’s Poker–6 p

Coffee & Donuts – 6:30 a - $1 donate


Dup Contract Bridge

12:30 p – Club Hse

Mah Johng – 1:00 p Craft Rm

Cards /Dominos – 6:30 p


Men’s Pool/8-Ball –

9:00 a

HAMBURGER LUNCH

11:30 a to 12:30 p

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Catholic Mass

10:00 a



Mah Johng

1:00 p – Craft Rm

Book Club – 6:30 p Clubhouse

MRA/MHOA Board Mtg–6:30 p–Craft Rm

Wtr Aerobics – 8:00 a Rosary Group 10:00 a Craft Rm Duplicate Bridge 12:15 p Bingo – 6:00 p



Shuffle Board- 4:00 p


Coffee & Donuts – 6:30 a - $1 donate Wtr Aerobics – 8:00 a Dup Contract Bridge 12:30 p – Club Hse Mah Johng – 1:00 p Craft Rm Cards /Dominos – 6:30 p



9:00 a

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Catholic Mass

10:00 a



Mah Johng

1:00 p – Craft Rm

Wtr Aerobics – 8:00 a Rosary Group 10:00 a Craft Rm Duplicate Bridge 12:15 p

Bingo – 6:00 p







Dup Contract Bridge






9:00 a

HAMBURGER LUNCH

11:30 a to 12:30 p

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Catholic Mass

10:00 a



Mah Johng

1:00 p – Craft Rm


Rosary Group

10:00 a Craft Rm

Duplicate Bridge

12:15 p

Bingo – 6:00 p

Wtr Aerobics – 8:00 a Bible Study – 9:30 a OLIVE MILL TRIP – BUS @ 10:00 a Folk Dance – 10:30 a Contract Brdg –1:00 p Catholic Bible Study 6:30 – Craft Rm MRA & MHOA MEETING -6:30P - Clubhouse Coed Poker – 7:30 p






Dup Contract Bridge






9:00 a

Halloween Decorating Judging

MHOA MEMBERSHIP EVENT – 5:30 p

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

Catholic Mass

10:00 a

Halloween Decorating Judging



Mah Johng

1:00 p – Craft Rm


Rosary Group

10:00 a Craft Rm

Duplicate Bridge

12:15 p

Bingo – 6:00 p



Shuffle Board– 4:00 p




Dup Contract Bridge






9:00 a

HALLOWEEN PARTY – 5:30 - Clubhouse

30 31 1 2 3 4 5

Catholic Mass

10:00 a



Mah Johng

1:00 p – Craft Rm


Rosary Group

10:00 a Craft Rm

Duplicate Bridge

12:15 p

Bingo – 6:00 p







Dup Contract Bridge






9:00 a

HAMBURGER LUNCH

11:30 a to 12:30 p

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