 There
were 106 at the first coffee of the new year. |
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There
were 106 at the first coffee of the new year. |
 The
ticket sellers this morning were, left to right, Shirley Dodd and
Ramona Armstrong selling Ice Cream Social tickets and Alice Vierus
and Mary Lessard selling Mid Day Madness tickets, |
 There
were four residents that took the bike ride to the mall today. They
were, in front, Gene Mathes and Becky Ciraulo, in back, Ralph Bush
and Tom Studer. It was a beautiful day for a ride even though it did
rain while we were in the mall. |
 There
were 80 at the whist party tonight. |
 As
usual Hugh Spinney did a great job mixing the crowd. |
 These
are the ten winners tonight. From left, 7th place Bob Beauregard and
Bob Hanes 105 $4; 6th place Reuel Detweiler 106 $5; 5th place Ann
Bougie 107 $6; 4th place Gerri Shearer, Jane Moffitt, Adele
O'Connell 108 $7; 3rd place Marybeth Dunning 110 $10; 2nd place Andy
Bougie 111 $13 and 1st place Jean Delaney 115 $20. |
 There
were 120 at the pancake breakfast. This was the only pancake
breakfast held during the winter season. |
 The
kitchen crew did a great job. They were from left Ada Murphy, Charlie
Parkes, Joan Kapp, Grace Sherry, Ila Meehan, Bob Whiskeman, Jerry
Meehan and Ed Schattschneider. |
 Mary
Ryman introduced David Abraham, lot #72. |
 Bev
Whiterell and Shirley Tatlock were selling tickets to the Saturday
night dance. |
 Jeannine
Crepeau and Betsy Chase were selling tickets to the ladies luncheon |
 There
were 123 at the ice cream social tonight at the clubhouse. |
 The
lines moved right along. |
 Lots
of goodies to go on the icecream. |
 Topped
off with whipped cream and nuts. |
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|
 After
the eating was done everyone got to watch a very funny movie. |
 There
were about 24 Orange Acres residents that took the bus trip to
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre today to see My Fair Lady. |
 As
always the food was terrific. |
 The
play was also outstanding. |
 In
the evening we had the Cedar Cove dance held at the Orange Acres
Clubhouse. There were about 110 present. |
 Larry
Williams provided the music. He played the music we all liked. |
 Charlie
Johnson from Cedar Cove also did some great songs on his instrument. |
 The
dance floor was filled most of the time with dancers from Orange
Acres, Cedar Cove and Windward Isle. |
 Only
about 35 showed up from Orange Acres but everyone had a great time. |
 Here
is Kay Koch and Gene Mathes enjoying the dance and the fun. |
 Here
is Gene Rickels just having fun. |
 There
were about 130 at the Mid Day Madness today at the clubhouse. Alice
Vierus and Mary Lessard did a great job of organizing this event |
 The
entertainer was Steve Jeffris who we had last year. |
 Steve
recruited Andy Bougie and Ralph Bush to help him out with the sound
effects on a song. |
 Dick
Vierus showed Steve how he made good use of the bag he received last
year by keeping his shorts in it. |
 There
were 113 at coffee this morning. |
|
 Jeff
Warrington spoke to the group about the swimming pool. The switch on
the heating system is being replaced causing the pool to be cool. It
will be fixed as soon as possible. |
 Mary
Ryman introduced Carol and Leo Joncas who now reside at 120 Jeffrey
Circle. |
 Mary
also introduced Harriet Alberter and Terry Baker of 160 Tammy Drive |
Rosie and Fred Sztukowski of 219 Jason Drive were introduced next. |
 There
were about 75 residents that attended the Living Water El Salvador
presentation at the clubhouse this afternoon. |
 Moe
Warrington gave his testimony as to how he got involved in the
program. |
 Greg
Hostetler told about his trip to El Salvador in June of 2006. |
 Gene
Mathes showed the pictures that he took of the people and community
around the Orange Acres well during his trip in November 2006. |
 Paul
Darilak, Director of Living Water El Salvador described the details
of the Living Water El Salvador program. |
 Moe
presented Gene Mathes and Greg Hostetler with Living Water caps
complete with their names on them. |
 Moe
also presented Gene Mathes and Tom Myers with a Trophy to be
displayed in the hall for the well donated by Orange Acres. |
 This
is trophy showing a well in use by the people of El Salvador. |
 Gene
Mathes will head up a drive for additional funds for more wells. Jeff
Warrington announced the the Orange Acres Management will match the
future donations up to $6,500. If this amount is given, that would
bring the total donation for Orange Acres to $20,000. This is enough
to provide four wells in El Salvador. |
 There
were 104 at coffee this morning. Because of the cruise next week 32
said they would be gone next week. |
 Wayne
Steinbaugh led the homeowner's meeting following coffee |
 Wayne
received an award for his Service on th board since 1995 and as
president since 1998. New officers were elected and Wayne is retiring
from the board. |
 This
is the award that Wayne received. |
