Newsletter 1

Southfork News

“FOR THE RESIDENTS, BY THE RESIDENTS” Happy Mothers Day May 2009

To All Moms

A mother’s love is like a garden

Her children are the seeds

And as they grow, she tends to them,

Fulfilling all their needs.

Her kindness is like sunshine

That warms them as they flower.

Her nurturing like springtime rain

A soft and gentle flower.

A mother’s love is like a garden

Reflecting tender care,

For wherever there is beauty,

A mother’s love is there.

In Loving Memory, this Memorial Day

We set aside Memorial Day

Each and every year

To honor those who gave their lives

Defending what we hold dear.

In all the dark and deadly wars,

Their graves prove and remind us,

Our brave Americans gave their all

To put danger far behind us.

They made the ultimate sacrifice

Fighting for the American way;

We admire them and respect them

On every Memorial Day.

PLEASE DISPLAY YOUR FLAG ON THIS DAY TO

SHOW HOW PROUD WE ARE!!!!!!!!!

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�ewsletter Information

Note, any information to be placed in the newsletter, must be submitted

between the 1st and 20th of every month. Please contact the editor ( Phyllis

Grossi) at 567-6105 or drop off the information at 11150 Mesquite Dr. All

newsletters can be viewed in color on the web site at

www.floridacommunities.com. (click on Southfork at bottom of page)

Please contact Phyllis Grossi for any changes, deletions or additions to the

calendar by the 15th of each month. Phone number is 567-6105

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Communication Breakdown...

The reason the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines squabble among themselves is that

they don't speak the same language. For example, take a simple phrase like, "Secure the

building."

• The Army will put guards around the place.

• The Navy will turn out the lights and lock the doors.

• The Air Force will take out a 5-year lease with an option to buy.

• The Marines will kill everybody inside and make it a command post.

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George Carlin sez...

"I was thinking about how people seem to read the Bible a whole lot more as they get

older. Then it dawned on me . . . they're cramming for their final exam."

Sick List

Ed Bellnier Robert Thompson Dorothy Eberhart

Barry Garner Sally Young Bob Jones

Carol Whitbeck Peggy Lare Ray Witham

Get well wishes to all!

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I� MEMORIAM

Sandy Marinacci Resident passed away

Our condolences to the family and friends!

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POTLUCK

Join us each month for a carry-in dinner and with food of your choice. Just bring your favorite

dish to pass and share and enough for 8 to 10 people.

The Potluck is held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 5:30pm each month of the year.

Include your own utensils and plates and drinks. The coffee will be perking and ready to drink

when you get there for those who like coffee.

We are always looking for a host/hostess to make the coffee and for clean up after and there is

always plenty of help for this. This is the easiest job out of all the activities and a good way to

get to know people.

Don’t feel you have to have a reserved seat and just sit with anyone where there is an empty seat.

Get to know your neighbors and fellow residents and you may find you have similar interests and

something you can chat about.

Any questions, contact any board member or the activities director, Aggie Mitchell.

Unstuffed Green Pepper Soup (Crock Pot)

½ lb Ground beef 1 cup frozen chopped green pepper

3 Cups beef broth 1 cup frozen or fresh chopped onion

2 Cups or 3 cans vegetable juice 1 cup instant cooked rice

2 cans stewed tomatoes

1.In the slow cooker, mix together the beef, broth and vegetable juice, tomatoes, green peppers and onion.

2. Cover and cook on low for 8 to 10 hours or on high for 4 to 5 hours

3. Before serving, stir in the rice. Cover and let sit for 5 minutes.

4. Serve hot.

Submitted by, Dee Stipanovich

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Unstuffed Cabbage Soup (Crock Pot)

1 lb ground beef 2 cups of frozen or fresh chopped onion

6 Cups beef broth 10 Cups shredded cabbage

4 Cups of vegetable juice 2 Cups instant rice

2 Cans of stewed tomatoes

1. In the slow cooker, mix together the beef, broth, vegetable juice, tomatoes, onion and cabbage.

2. Cover and cook on low for 8 to 10 hours or on high for 4 to 5 hours

3. Before serving stir in the rice.

4. Cover and let the soup sit for 5 minutes

5. Serve hot

Submitted by, Dee Stipanovich

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Hot, �ot fat, Fruit Salad (Crock Pot)

1 (20oz) can pineapple 1 (20oz) can light cherry pie filling

1 (20oz) can pears ¾ cup brown sugar

1 (20oz) can peaches 1lb fat-free margarine

1 (20oz) can apricots

1. In the slow cooker, mix together the pineapple, pears, peaches, apricots, cherry pie filling, sugar &

margarine

2. Cover and cook on high for 1 ½ to 2 hours or on low for 4 hours.

Serve over angel food cake or ice cream or frozen yogurt.

Submitted by, Dee Stipanovich

from the Association President

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

Summer is fast approaching us…….many have already headed north to their “other” life…….and many of us are

enjoying a lot less traffic and being able to find parking spaces closer to the entrances to our favorite stores.

We have had many, many activities here in January, February, March and April. Aggie Mitchell and her committee

have been busy planning activities that you hopefully will enjoy during the summer months.

Wednesday’s by the pool has been a very big success due to Jim Morvatz. Because of the hot weather and bugs we

will have to wait until fall to enjoy the varied menus and surprises, Jim is planning.

Tony Trubiano has spent many hours patrolling our park and working with others to keep us safe.

Phyllis Grossi came to our assistance again…..the 2008 IRS 990 form was completed and sent on March 24th, 2009.

The audit committee, headed by Jim Barnett audited the first 2 months of 2009, due to the resignation of Richard

Brown.

The Bingo bookkeeping system was given an excellent report by the Audit committee and thanks to Marielle Quain

everyone is enjoying the new Bingo machine every Wednesday night. Come and have fun with your neighbors!!!!

If you have ideas for activities, would like to volunteer, you are always welcome to call me or email me:

Dotcady@lifesbigevents.com

Cell phone number is 207-730-0081

Have a Happy May, Dot Cady, President

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Easter Dinner

Seventy-two people were welcomed to our Easter Dinner finding the hall decorated in pastel colors and

Easter baskets on each table.

As usual, the buffet table was loaded with large quantities of delicious family favorite foods.

Many thanks to John and Marielle Quain who hosted the dinner. The decorating committee also included

Anita Warschkow, Irene Schreier, Bella Kinney, Aggie Mitchell and myself.

After dinner, many hands made clean up quick and easy.

Thanks to all,

Dot Cady

Association Board Highlights

April 20th, 9am

1. All officers and directors were present

2. Secretary’s Minutes were read & approved.

3. Treasurer’s report read & approved.

4. Committee report’s read

5. Hot Dogs by the Pool (April 29th last day for the season)

6. Security (Tony said he needed more volunteers and everything was going well.)

7. �ew Business:

1.Phyllis explained what category’s are used for the financial records of each event etc.

2. Discussion of all keys in existence by previous board members that have never been turned in and

Tony Trubiano will be looking in on changing all locks. A list will be kept by the Treasurer on who is

given keys and mandatory ruling that all keys must be turned in at the end of each yearly term when leaving

office.

3. All duties of chair people and officers to be updated.

4. The question was asked why the card room is used for storage and after activities the room should

be cleaned up before the use of the room by others.

5. New file cabinet is needed for the storage of officers materials because the other one is full.

Suggestion was to keep it in the library.

6. Popcorn machine was approved by the board for activities. Question on who will maintain the

machine for cleaning etc. and where it will be stored was brought up.

7. Tent was approved for purchase by the board. This will be used for all activities when needed and

for the shuffleboard tournament yearly.

8. 19 suggestions were given for the start of the annual letter to management.

9. A welcoming tea social to be planned for all new residents and for anyone else interested in the

Fall. Reason to let new residents who have moved here in the past few years know what is going here and

what is available to them. Brochures from the local area to be passed out and any questions will be

addressed at that time.

10. Meeting adjourned at 10:03am by Dot Cady, president

From �orm’s desk

I sincerely appreciate the close family of friends attitude of most of our residents. It is a pleasure to work

for and with you.

I also am glad to see the security patrol back in action with Tony Trubiano at the helm. Thanks, Tony!!!

If you are around the pool and have the market umbrella’s up, please put them down and tie them before

you leave as the wind blows them over easily. Thanks for your help!

I have had the carpet cleaned in the clubhouse, please be careful and clean up any spills as they occur.

Thanks, Norm

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ATTE�TIO�: Hurricane Disaster Meeting on Monday, May18th @ 10am

This meeting will be held after the board meeting. Hurricane season will soon be upon

us and this is a disaster meeting, not only for hurricanes, but for any disaster that may hit

Southfork area.

Come with ideas, questions etc. and we hope to have some material to pass out or maybe

brochures if they can be obtained.

We should have a list of shelters available so in cases of evacuations we would know

where we could go to stay as a temporary need.

We are looking forward to all of you attending and please look for the form on the next

page in this newsletter to fill out and submit for cases of emergency where we might have

to contact you if you are a Snowbird!

Thanks everyone………

Southfork Community Disaster

Information needed in case of emergency

Date __________________________ Home Address ____ ______________________

Last Name ______________________________ First Name _____________________________

Spouse/Other Occupants: Last Name ___________________ First Name__________________

Special Needs Y N

If yes please register with: Pasco County Emergency Management

7530 Little Road New Port

Richey, Fl 34654

727-847-8137

They will have someone pick you up in case of evacuations. DO NOT CALL 911

Emergency contact:

Name ___________________________________________ Phone# _______

If any others please list:

Full time resident Y or N

If you do not live in Florida all year as a full time resident, what is your alternate address

and phone number in case of an emergency with your home.

Please deposit these forms in the suggestion box at the clubhouse. They can also be

mailed to: 10852 Tumbleweed Dr, Dade City, Fl 33525

Women’s Club

On April 1st, 52 members of the Women’s Club met in the Clubhouse for their monthly

meeting. The clubhouse was decorated for Easter with colored tablecloths and Easter

eggs etc. It looked wonderful and very festive, thanks to Sherry Glatfelter, Helen Stowe

and Jean Sutton who were in charge of the Social part of the meeting.

We had a very interesting speaker, Christina Bates from Sunrise Abuse Women’s Shelter

who explained what happens when they receive calls for help from an abusive situation.

We are helping this organization as much as we can by donating clothing and money.

Every month we look after one organization who needs our help in Dade City.

Next month on May 6th, we will have a PJ party at 10:00am at the clubhouse and it will

be followed by a Brunch/Potluck. We will have some prizes for these 3 categories:

1. Most sexy

2. Most Original

3. Most funniest

Please be there and it should be a fun meeting.

PS: DO NOT FORGET TO BRING 1 CAN OF FOOD, RICE OR BEANS. YOUR

HELP IS VERY MUCH APPRECIATED --WE ARE SO LUCKY WE HAVE SO

MUCH - LET’S SHARE IT!!!!!!

Marielle, President

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Happy Mother’s Day to all!!!!!!

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Seventy-eight ladies enjoyed a luncheon and fashion show in April, hosted by our parks Red Hat group.

The hall was decorated in Red Hat traditional colors, red and purple. Twelve center pieces were red and purple hats,

which were given as door prizes.

Models were Anita Warschkow, Shirley Rouer, Carol Barnett, Pat Guyette, Carol Sanborn and Kathy Myers.

A profit of $414.00 was presented to Sunrise of Pasco County, Inc. who provide services to abused spouses and their

children.

Kathy Myers and Dot Cady co-hosted the event.

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Sisters

This is dedicated to all the sisters here in the park. It is so nice to have family close by and for all of those

who don’t have family here may you feel the love and friendship of your friends. The rest of us feel like

we have sisters through out this community and hopefully it continues, especially during this month of May

and the rest of your lifetime.

From the time that we were little, I knew you’d always be, not just a loving sister, but a caring friend

to me.

A shoulder I could cry on, a helping hand in times of need, a cheerleader to lift me up, my angel in

both word and deed.

We told each other secrets, we giggled and we cried, we shared our joys and sorrows---we were

always side by side.

We have a very special bond, I knew it from the start. You’ll have my love forever--we’re sisters,

heart to heart.

I hope I have not forgotten any sisters but this is the list as we know it.

Marge Otto & Netta Tierney

Colombe Remick & Bella Kinney

Carol Sanborn & Diana Unger

Kathy Gallick & Bobbi Gillis

Helen Stowe & Sherry Glatfelter

Wilma Thompson & Barbara Christie

Mary Freund & Judy Geyer

Nancy Jones & Sally Young

Helen Shears & Betty Pruett

Clare Handlon & Alice Papneri

PLAY BALL! On Tuesday, evening March 26, a group of 34 Southfork residents traveled to Lakeland for an evening of major league baseball featuring the Tampa Bay Rays versus the Detroit Tigers.

Upon arriving at Joker Marchant Stadium the group was escorted to a paddock area adjacent to the ball field where a huge tent provided the venue for a tail gate party extraordinaire. Under the tent we feasted on ball park franks, baked beans, potato salad and all of the soft drinks that we could possibly put away.

When finished eating we found our way to our seats which were located right behind home plate. The temperature was a balmy 78 degrees and what a night for baseball! After the opening ceremonies and some player award presentations the 2008 American League Champion Tampa Bay Rays took the field against the Detroit Tigers.

The game ended with the Rays losing to the Tigers with a score of 6 to 3 but it was still a wonderful night of watching the great American game with a nice group of neighbors and friends. SUBMITTED BY: Jim Morvatz

ACTIVITIES

The Appreciation Recycle Cookout was it's usual success in both

attendance and a good time!! Rod Paul entertained with his vocals and

guitar, which topped off the party!! Many thanks to Marvin & Mary Jo Dye,

John & Mary Kuehl and the members of their committee for a job well

done!!

The Shuffleboard Tournament sponsored by Jim Browne Citrus Chrysler,

Jeep and Dodge was held Thurs., April 2nd

, with 32 participants eager to

earn one of those handsome trophies!! Once again we had a lovely sunny

day and the competition was fierce!! Hot dogs were grilled by our highly

qualified chefs Bob D. & Bill G. II Soda, water and cookies were also served

our participants and spectators. The day was enjoyed by all especially the

trophy winners!! First Place trophy winners were Larry Rujfner and Aggie

Mitchell, Second Place was won by 2ancy Jones and Jim Freund and third

place went to Bella Kinney and Smokey Stoever!! Congratulations to the

winners and thanks to all who helped to make this annual event another

success.

Saturday evening, April 4th, Tom Eldridge entertained eighty-one of us with

his fine music for our listening and dancing pleasure. Pizza arrived at

7:30 which was a special treat for all who attended. This was a great

evening out and was enjoyed by all. Many have requested that we invite

Tom back in the future and he is more than willing to return.

Mother's Day will be celebrated with a French Toast Breakfast being served

by some of our fine Southfork men on Sunday May 10th from 8:00 until 10:00.

The breakfast will be free for all the ladies in honor of all mothers!!

For Memorial Day, May 25th

, plans are being made for a Baked Pork

Tenderloin Dinner @ 5:30 followed with music by Larry Ruffner for your

listening and dancing pleasure until 8:30. Watch for the sign up sheet and

check out the cut off date as the meat will be provided by the Association

and we will need to know how much meat to prepare. If you sign up, but

cannot come, please let me know. Thank you for your cooperation.

Happy May Days, Aggie

Southfork Mobile Home Community

Shuffleboard Tournament

4/2/2009

SOUTHFORK MOBLE HOME

COMMUNITY SHUFFLEBOARD 2009

HOT DOG A�D HAMBURGER FEST

The weekly Wednesday evening event by the pool will soon be coming to a close for the spring season. Our last cookout will be on April 29th. We are temporarily ceasing operations for several reasons, mainly the upcoming insect season, coupled with the increase in temperature which makes it very uncomfortable for members of our staff and our chefs to work outdoors.

My special thanks go out to the other members of the committee, those being Shirlynn Collier, Aggie Mitchell and Bob Downs. Also my sincere gratitude goes out to those who volunteered to be on the weekly teams which without whose help we would not have been able to conduct the activity.

As you know we tried to expand on the festivities by trying several new menu items during the fall, winter and spring season. Most of those items were well received and hopefully enjoyed by you as our guests for the evening.

We also ventured into a new area by trying to provide live entertainment for your listening pleasure. This endeavor was also well received and all of the entertainers have be retained to provide upcoming "gigs" for your entertainment in the future.

As you know, your Southfork Homeowners Association fronts the money for this activity and proceeds from the activity are plowed right back into the association's coffers for other events. Even though we decided to stick with last year’s menu prices we still managed to make a moderate profit from the sale of food and 50/50 tickets.

Finally, it has been my pleasure as a relative "newbie" to be involved in an activity which proved to be very demanding but still very rewarding in the area of meeting my neighbors and making new friends. Being a member of the Southfork Homeowners Association and having the opportunity to be involved here has truly reinforced my decision to live at one of central Florida's premier active 55+ communities.

Sincerely,

Jim Morvatz

Bridge

This is the official notice that the Southfork Bridge Group will cease playing after the April 1st gathering. I

want to thank all the ladies and gentlemen who have helped to make this year’s Wednesday afternoons so

enjoyable!!! We have had twelve players most of the time. Included in that group are several members

from the Blue Jay community. It is nice to know we have an ecumenical bridge group (or does that word

apply to churches only?)

We will resume playing on Wednesday, November 4th at 1:00pm. If you might be interested in joining with

us in the fall, just give me a call. Anita Warschkow has agreed to help me next year.

Thanks a bunch! Carol Barnett 567-7605

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Bingo

As you probably know by now………………….Bingo starts at 6:30pm instead of 7pm. There were many

people who liked this idea so it was decided by a majority vote of the bingo players that we move the time

back. Many have some interesting programs that they like to watch on TV at 9pm and like the idea of

leaving earlier. This will be great in the fall when the time changes and it gets darker earlier.

So don’t fret, you still have time to enjoy the hamburgs and hotdogs by the pool before coming in to play

bingo because that stops at 6PM..

Just another note on outside players at our bingo. There was a rumor that bingo was open to our neighbors

at Blue Jay and that is incorrect. The only other people who can play bingo that do not live here in the park

are overnight guests. All overnight guests must be accompanied by a resident. The other rule that applies is

that no one under the age of 18 years can be in the bingo hall while bingo is being played. This is a state

rule that must be followed and there are no exceptions. Remember, bingo is considered gambling by the

state, not our rules.

We are limited to the amount of people who can play a week and also it would not be fair to the regulars

who play weekly if they came in and there was no seat for them to sit and play.

Please come and join us if you like the game and of course there is no guarantee that everyone wins,

although we wish that would happen!!!!

So please if there are any questions, please contact Marielle Quain.

PS Admission opens at 5:30pm weekly.

Classifieds

Starting in the next newsletter (June), I will be placing “FOR SALE” items in the newsletter. This will

cover any items you would like to advertise for sale but “NOT HOMES” and something you might have

placed on the clubhouse bulletin board to sale.

I will also have a section “AVAILABLE TO SHARE” AND THAT COVERS, walkers, canes, adult toilet

riser, crutches, etc. This area can be used for someone who has a short temporary need for any of these

items and they can borrow and will return or could possibly buy from you.

There will also be a “WANTED or NEEDED” section that everyone can use for anything needed.

***PLEASE �OTE*** Drop off your typed or printed item at the editors house @ 11150 Mesquite Dr.

There is a mailbox beside the door that it can be placed in or you can email the information to:

Pgrossi@tampabay.rr.com.

Please specify if you want it only for the one month or how long and please notify me when an item is sold.

Remember, the sale is strictly between the seller and purchaser. Please include the phone number and your

name on your ad.

Thanks, Phyllis Grossi

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While attending a marriage seminar on communication, Tom and his wife Peg listened to

the instructor declare, “It is essential that husbands and wives know the things that are

important to each other.”

He looked at Tom and asked, “Can you describe your wife’s favorite flower?”

Tom leaned over, touched his wife’s arm gently and whispered, “Pillsbury All-Purpose,

isn’t it?” “Well!!!!”

The rest of the story is not very pleasant……….So men and women be more attentive to

each other…………..

Medical Emergencies

In many cases, THE SPEED, with which your problem can be addressed, becomes of paramount

importance.

To properly address your needs in the shortest possible time, there is much information possible needed by

the emergency personnel attending you.

By filling out the form on the next page of this newsletter and affixing it to your refrigerator with a magnet

or taping it, the emergency people will have at their disposal all of the information which they might

otherwise waste valuable time obtaining in order to properly assist you.

I have received many excellent suggestions on how this form might be displayed and for the sake of

uniformity threw out our community, we have determined that the best place for it is on the refrigerator, so

if needed, any member of the community can direct emergency personnel to it.

Thank you, Tony Trubiano

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�ight Patrol

To begin with our ranks have been thin only eleven (11) members of our community have participated and

now with “Snowbirds” leaving and some illness among us, we are down to no more than seven (7) for

summer and early fall - with vacations coming, this number will surely fall.

WE NEED YOUR HELP, WHEN YOU CAN. Please sign up at the club house or call Tony Trubiano at

813-992-0844.

Ladies - you can participate too (many at Blue Jay do.) What we need is eyes and ears, not brawn.

Ideally we should have two (2) persons working together, but with participation so low, this has not been

possible.

Please call if you can participate, Thanks, Tony Trubiano

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To, Tony Trubiano,

On behalf of all the ladies who live alone here at Southfork, we want you to know how much we appreciate

all your hard work in initiating the security system here and also at Blue Jay. We thank you and all the

people who work to help patrol. God Bless,

Claire Cox

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Vital of Life Form: Information Sheet for Emergency Medical Units

First/Last Name_______________________________________Spouse/Partner_____________________

Address/City/State/Zip Code______________________________________________________________

Summer Address_______________________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact___________________________________Phone#____________________________

DOB____________________SS#_________________________Medicare#________________________

Health Insurance _______________________________________Canada Health Card #_______________

Pacemaker Y N Hearing Aid Y N Dentures Y N

Defibrillator Y N Blind Y N Artificial Eye/Implants Y N

Glasses Y N Deaf Y N Blood Type _________________

Medical History: Circle conditions treated for in the past.

HIV/Aids Blood Pressure Epilepsy Heart Condition Tuberculosis

Anemia Cancer Glaucoma Jaundice Other___________

Arthritis Diabetes Hay Fever Sinus

Asthma Insulin Y N Hepatitis Stroke

List Surgeries and Date : List Conditions Treated For:

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Current Medications (List medication, dosage, frequency and where located)

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Known Allergies (including allergic reactions to any drugs)

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Primary Physician/Phone_________________________________________________________________

Heart Specialist/Phone___________________________________________________________________

Other Doctors used______________________________________________________________________

Northern Doctor/Phone if needed___________________________________________________________

***)OTE***Please attach a photograph image of Social Security, Medicare & Insurance Cards

List all family with phone #’s to be contacted in an

emergency_____________________________________________________________________________

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Please note this information is to stay in your home on a refrigerator etc, in cases of emergency!!!!!!

Southfork May 2009 Weekly Calendar of Events

Sunday : Church Of Your Choice … Softball @ 6pm

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Monday: Coffee @ 8am…… Line Dance @ 10am…… Women’s Poker @ 12:30

Men’s Shuffleboard @ 1pm…… Hand/Foot @6pm……Euchre, 6:30pm

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Tuesday: Mixed Shuffleboard 9am……Exercise @ 10am……Sequence @1pm

Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm……Ladies Shuffleboard @ 3pm

Men’s Poker @ 4:30pm ……Dbl Pinochle @ 6:30pm

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Wednesday: Men’s Golf……Quilting@9AM…… Horseshoe’s @1pm

Men’s shuffleboard @ 1pm……Burgers and Dogs @4:30pm to 6pm

Bingo @ 6:50pm TRASH PICKUP @ AM

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Thursday: Ladies Golf……Hand & Foot @ 9am……Water Aerobics @9:45am

Dominoes @1pm……Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm

Horseshoes @3pm……Ladies Shuffle @ 3pm……Men’s Poker @ 4:30pm

Yarn Hookers @ 6:30pm

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Friday: Mixed Shuffleboard @ 9am……Exercise @ 10am……Women’s Poker @ 12:30

Men’s Shuffleboard @ 1pm……Bid Euchre @ 7pm

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Saturday: “65” (Card Game) @ 7pm TRASH PICKUP @ am

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Special Monthly Events

May 6th: (Wed) Women’s Club @ 10:00am (Pajama Party)

May 9th: (Sat) BLUE BAG CAE RECYLE PICK @ AM

May 10th: (Sun) Mother’s Day (French Toast Breakfast) Women free! 8am to 10am($3.00 men)

May 18th (Mon) Board meeting @9am

May 18th (Mon) Hurricane Disaster Meeting 10am (following board meeting) (all urged to attend)

May 21st: (Thur) Potluck Dinner @5:30pm

May 23rd: (Sat) BLUE BAG CAE RECYCLE @AM

May 25th (Mon) Memorial Day (Baked Pork Tenderloin Dinner) 5:30pm. Larry Ruffner/music

Check bulletin board for sign up sheets and more things to come!