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MAINLANDS UNIT 2 TOWN CRIER MAY – JUNE – JULY – AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2019

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Little Summer Break -TOWN CRIER will be back in October! Sally Kruse, Editor – e-mail: [email protected]

This will be the last issue of the TOWN CRIER until October. Please save this issue – it includes the events from May until September. Some of our residents leave for the summer months, but those of us who stay have a fun summer planned. Please join us at Kaffee Klatch every Wednesday morning 8 – 9 a.m. to find out the latest news on what is happening in Unit 2.

PRESIDENT’S CORNER George Filiau, President, Unit 2 Homeowners Association

(On behalf of your Homeowners Board)

As this is the last Town Crier of the season, I will pass along the most recent events happening in Unit 2. The gate contract for 40th street has been signed and we anticipate it will be operational in late June. Each Unit will be given a date to register their vehicle and receive their Radio Frequency Identification (RFID). Each home will receive only one. If you have more than one vehicle and need additional RFID’S, they may be registered and purchased at that time.

Remember that “Hurricane Season” begins June 1st. If you are leaving for the summer or are going on a vacation, these are helpful suggestions to protect your home: Secure all loose furniture and other outside items that could become flying missiles in a storm. Lock all doors and windows - Turn off the water to the house - Turn off the circuit breaker for the hot water tank and any other major appliances you will not be using - Do not turn off the breakers for the air or heat system - Set your air to approximately 82/84 This will keep the moisture from doing damage - Open closet and other doors to keep air circulating through the home - Unplug all valuable items that could be damaged during thunderstorms - Turn off the refrigerator, empty the ice maker and shutoff the water to the unit - Block the doors open. If you leave it on, set to a higher temperature to save money - Pour a small amount of bleach in each toilet to keep them clean and cover the toilet seat with a plastic wrap to keep the water from evaporating - Leave dishwasher door ajar and pour a small amount of vegetable oil in the bottom to stop the seals from drying out - Consult your owner’s manual and follow the recommended instructions for shutting down the vehicle for extended periods - Check with your insurance carrier as you can save money by dropping some coverage not needed while the vehicle is not in use - Also, if you are paying for extra services from Spectrum, put these services on vacation. Make sure you ask if there are any reconnect fees. Most of all, HAVE A RESPONSIBLE PERSON CHECK YOUR HOME TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS OK. We will soon be contacting the Fire Dept. to arrange for some volunteers to take CPR classes. We have purchased AED equipment and it will be installed after the classes have been taken. There are many events being planned for the summer months. They are listed in this newsletter. Any extra events or other important happenings will be communicated via ROBO CALL. Have a great summer!

Jim Schimpf, Clubhouse and Pool Director will be gone for the month of May. All Clubhouse and/or Pool issues should be directed to George Filiau. Jim Schimpf will not be able to address them during this time.

MEN’S CLUB NEWS - BOB GAMBARO, PRESIDENT MEN’S CLUB PANCAKE BREAKFAST – SATURDAY MAY 4TH

PANCAKE BREAKFAST on Saturday, May 4th. Plain & Blueberry Pancakes with Eggs will be served from 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. for a $ 3.50 donation. Chairmen are Bob Arsenault and Ken Soucy. The Pancake Breakfast will continue on the first Saturday of the summer months – come and meet your neighbors and catch-up on the latest news. NOTE: The Calendar of Events for all of the Mainlands Units is now available on channel 732.

See all of the Mainlands Units’ newsletters online at: themainlands.com

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SOCIAL CLUB NEWS CHARLIE HEMEON, PRESIDENT

The Social Club held two successful events in March. The Ice Cream Social was chaired by Barbara Walsh and had 101 people in attendance, up 40 people from last year. Jerry Smith once again put on a sold-out Super Bingo which included lunch and an afternoon of Bingo. The profit from these two events exceeded $1,000. The Social Club Board approved the purchase of a new grill to be used at pool parties and other events around the pool. It has come to the attention of the Board that the Shuffle Board Courts are in bad condition and need to be resurfaced. The Board is working with the HOA on this matter and hope to have the work completed this summer so that we can have leagues in the fall.

Upcoming Events: The following people volunteered to chair the remaining Social Club events for 2019. July 4th – Gail Arsenault Meal & Deal – August 10 – Debbie Smith Octoberfest – October 19 – Gerrie Curry Las Vegas Night – November 16 – Gail Arsenault Golf Cart Parade – December TBA – Charlie Hemeon Residents’ Annual Christmas Dinner – December 14th – Charlie Hemeon New Year’s Eve – Jim & Liz Schimpf

The Board is looking for ideas with regards to raising money for our three charities. If you have any suggestions, please contact Barbara Walsh at (727) 251-9076 or [email protected]. The Board thanks Barbara for Volunteering to work on this project. To those of you who are traveling North this Summer, please travel safely. If you are staying in Mainlands, please enjoy the events that are being held. Wherever you go - enjoy a Great Summer.

KAFFEE KLATCH We need volunteers for serving behind the counter and cleaning up after. Please sign-up on the bulletin board. This is an important part of Kaffee Klatch and I hope that we will see more names on the signup sheet for the coming months. If you plan to sponsor a Kaffee Klatch for a special event, please notify Millie Cole at (727) 577-6040 at least a week in advance so that she can be prepared.

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Join the Men’s Club for an evening of fun & laughter as they attempt to imitate Hamburger Mary’s, Drag Queen Bingo!! Yes, our men will be “DRESSED” for the evening. When: Saturday, October 12th. Time & price to be decided.

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WOMEN’S CLUB NEWS JANET MEKEEL, PRESIDENT

The Women’s Club would like to thank everyone who has made the first half of 2019 such a success. Our events wouldn’t be as outstanding as they have been without everyone who volunteers. As we disband for the summer months, I want to let you know what your Women’s Club has scheduled for the upcoming months. May 13 – 11:30 a.m. – Membership meeting – The smell of chocolate is in the air. We will have a

chocolatier, Mr. John Prokop, ‘The Chocolate Man’, visit and explain the process of making candy. Hostesses are Peggy Farrington, Peggy Chenel and Cathy Waldauer.

The Memorial Day Picnic will be held on Monday, May 27th. BYOB. Tickets are $10. Chairperson is Peggy Chenel. Peggy Farrington (727) 578-0313 will be selling tickets for this event. Millie Cole will be setting up a memorial table for our military veterans, so please bring your photos to the clubhouse that morning.

June, July and August – Watch the Clubhouse bulletin board for special day trips that Peggy Chenel (727) 667-7754 has put together for us. Since these trips need confirmation of reservation numbers, it is important if you are going, you must sign-up. If you find a change in your schedule, let Peggy know immediately. Also, since we will be carpooling, we will be using the carpool sign-up sheet. This should insure that everyone going has access to a ride. These trips sound like a lot of fun.

September 9 – 11:30 a.m. – Regular membership meeting. September 14 – 5:00 p.m. – Chicken and Biscuit Supper – Gerrie Curry, Chairperson October 1 – Once again the Women’s Club will be collecting new or slightly used stuffed animals.

Please make sure these stuffed animals aren’t stained or appear to have been used. They are also collecting new toys as well this year. These stuffed animals and toys will be donated to the Pinellas Park Fire Administration for their annual toy drive for needy children in our community who have lost theirs in a fire. Let’s see if we can top last year’s number.

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Join the Book Club.

Meeting: First Monday of every month Time: 1:30 p.m. - Location: Unit 2 Clubhouse Date: May 6th, 2019

The first book club was a success. Everyone that attended received a free author-signed copy of Author Don Derkach’s ‘Astrology Murder’. At the May meeting, we will discuss the book and at the end of the meeting we will select a book for the following month. So, come to each meeting having read your book and bring a recommendation for the next month’s book. Together we will decide on the book to read the following month. The book club is a great place for friendship and a good place to expand your thought process. *******************************************************************************************


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FAY BURGESON, SECRETARY

HOMEOWNERS BOARD Unit 2 continues to be a popular place to live as it does not take very long for homes to be sold. Wonder what makes Unit 2 so popular? Could it be the great people? The roof replacement policy? Could they have heard how well-managed we are? Maybe the way we work together. Well, whatever it is, we will continue to welcome new neighbors.

Leonard and Carol Bonk moved into the home at 4218 - 100th Avenue last month. Susan Hefte rented the home at 10128 41st St N and decided to buy it. She is an awesome

lady! Suzanne Nusbaum moved into 10174 – 45th Way. We wish her well. Dennis Pond and Gail Thompson will be making 4540 – 100th Avenue home. Frank and Ella Durham are moving into 10031 Mainlands Blvd. Right across the street from

me! Yay! Let’s all make an effort to welcome these folks into our community to fortify their decision to make Unit 2

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RED HAT SOCIETY

Our Unit 2 Red Hatters will have their May luncheon on Friday, May 17th at 11:45 a.m. at the Village Inn, 9107 4th St N, St. Petersburg, FL 33702. Hostess is Peggy Irey (727) 578-1931.

SINGLE LADIES CLUB

Unit 2 Single Ladies are having a picnic at Freedom Lakes Park on Monday, May 6th. Bring a dish to share. Hot dogs and fixings provided. A signup sheet is posted on the bulletin board in the clubhouse. Please indicate if you can drive or will need a ride. TEXAS HOLD’EM – EVERY WEDNESDAY 6:30 P.M.

Every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. a Texas Hold’em will be held in the Unit 2 Clubhouse. Texas Hold’em is in full swing. No sign-up is necessary. Just be at clubhouse by 6:30 p.m. We are finished around 8 p.m. Questions? Call Marge Mickelson at (727) 557-7572.

PINOCHLE

PINOCHLE – Come join our pinochle group on Thursday evenings at 5:45 pm in the Clubhouse. Don’t know how to play, or you haven’t played in a long time? Don’t let that stop you! We’re willing to teach or help you get in the groove. Our group is small and we just like to have fun. We are looking for new players and hope you can join us. Jan Mekeel heads up our group, and if you have any questions, please call her at (727) 545-3814.

Meal & a Deal is back! Saturday, August 10th @ 5:00 p.m. Come join us for an evening of food & fun as we play the game show,

“Let’s Make A Deal”. Yes, we have CASH, PRIZES & “ZONKS”!!

COST WILL BE $20.00. Tickets will go on sale in June. Any questions see Debbie Smith (586) 530-1782.

MAINLANDS UNIT 2 - MEMORIAL BRICKS

Those of you who did not get a chance to see our memorial bricks that were installed in May of 2017 - go take a look. They are located in front of the Unit 2 Clubhouse on the pathway to the flag and message board. These bricks can be purchased for $50 in memory of a loved one that passed on and was a resident of Unit 2. Any questions or interest in purchasing a brick - call Jerry Smith at (727) 263-6217. Special thanks to Pete Whyte for installing the bricks.


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Mitzi was born and raised in New Haven, Connecticut and was an only child. She was a manager for the Holiday Inn for many years. In 1972 moved to Florida to live with her mother after her step-father passed away. In 1992 she visited friends from Connecticut that lived in Mainlands Unit 1. Mitzi told her mother that this would be a great place for them to live and they bought a house in Unit 2. After retirement, she became very involved with Sacred Heart Church where she is the Head Usher, Eucharistic Minister and also serves the Homebound. She has been a Block Captain for Unit 2 for over twenty years. Mitzi enjoys talking and meeting new neighbors and is willing to help wherever she is needed. Mitzi has made many friends and her greatest joy is helping people. Mitzi tells everyone she meets that Mainlands is a wonderful place to live and they should all consider moving into our neighborhood.

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27th ANNUAL LETTER CARRIERS’ FOOD DRIVE MAY 11th

Mainlands Unit 2 is once again having a food drive to get a head start for the Annual Mail Carrier Drive in May. There will be a mail tote placed in the clubhouse. There is a list of suggested items on the tote. Thank you all for your support! If you need someone to pick up the donation, please call Peggy Farrington, (727) 578 0313.

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LOLA’S BUNCO - FRIDAY – MAY 10th At 5:30 p.m.

LOLA’S BUNCO continues to attract new and old players and all have had lots of fun, food and laughs. Don’t miss out - join us on Friday, May 10th at 5:30 p.m. All Ladies are invited to play. We will teach you the game. It’s very easy!! Bring your favorite dish or a snack to share and $ 5.00 for prize money. We always have lots of food, so have dinner with us. Please call Cathy Waldauer at (727) 460-1406, if you are interested. WATER AEROBICS

Fay Burgeson, Leader Water Aerobics has been interrupted by the weather. We meet (weather permitting) from 8 to 9 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Men and women are welcome. Water Aerobics begins at 8:00 a.m. when the temperature is at least 70 degrees per Spectrum, Channel 9. The pool is heated. We conduct the water aerobics as long as the temperature stays at that level.

WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Monday: Bingo 5:45 p.m. (need volunteers to call the bingo numbers once a month, call Jerry Smith (727) 263-6217; Tuesday: Bible Study 10:00 a.m. – May 14th will be the season’s end. It will start up again in September; Wednesday: Chair Volleyball 3 p.m.; Texas Hold’em 6:30 p.m.; Thursday: Summer Bowling 1:00 p.m. – need bowlers, signup now; Pinochle 5:45 p.m. (need more players). Diner’s Club is the 2nd Wednesday each month at 5:00 p.m. (sign-up sheet is posted in the Clubhouse).

COME JOIN US FOR CHAIR VOLLEYBALL EVERY WEDNESDAY

We will be meet every Wednesday from 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. in the clubhouse. We need at least 12 people to play. We need one person to volunteer to keep score. Extra players are welcome and can be rotated in the game easily. No experience needed, and everyone is encouraged to come play or just cheer on your favorite team.

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SEVEN LIFE HACKS FOR SENIORS THAT MAKE EVERYDAY LIFE EASIER https://dailycaring.com/7-useful-tips-and-tricks-for-seniors-that-make-everyday-tasks-easier/

1. Reach items in the back of the refrigerator. It can be tough for older adults to reach items in

the back of the refrigerator. To make it easier, add a lazy Susan (turntable) on top of a shelf so they can rotate it to bring what they need to the front.

2. Add raised dot stickers to key phone and remote-control buttons for seniors with macular degeneration or other common eye diseases, add raised button stickers to certain phone buttons and TV remote control buttons to help them know which they need to press. For example, Barbara has macular degeneration so she added bumps to the “Answer,” “2,” and “8” buttons on her phone to make it easier to use. The same could be done for a TV remote control, adding bumps to the “On/Off” and volume buttons make them easier to find.

3. Round out sharp furniture corners to prevent injury. Counters, coffee tables, or nightstands with sharp corners could be an injury waiting to happen. Soften those corners by adding stick-on corner guards or moldable putty that dries into rubber.

4. Use rubber bands to make cups easier to grip. Simple rubber bands can be wrapped around cups and mugs to make them easier for weak, shaky, or arthritic hands to grip. This trick could work for thinner objects like toothbrushes or pens – though foam grips that enlarge the handle may be more comfortable.

5. Keep the straw in place while drinking. If you notice your older adult chasing the straw around their cup when they’re drinking, tape the straw to a clothespin and clip it to the glass. This keeps the straw in place when the cup moves.

6. Prevent soap from falling to the shower floor. Soap is notoriously slippery when wet and could easily slip out of your older adult’s hands and fall to the tub or shower floor. This is a dangerous falling hazard as well as inconvenient. To stop this from happening, get a pair of old pantyhose and cut it in half so you have one leg. Put the bar of soap into the foot and tie the top end to the shower head or a handy grab bar.

7. Organize medications. It’s often easiest to organize medications with simple, low tech tricks. Despite the many medication tracking apps available, many find that a simple calendar stuck to the refrigerator or a printed spreadsheet / log are simple and accurate ways to track when medicine is taken. Pill organizers make sure the correct pills are taken at the right times of day and inexpensive plastic bins or shoe boxes keep medicine bottles organized.

******************************************************************************** The Spring Fling dance held Saturday; April 13th was enjoyed by everyone. We had guests from other Mainland Units as well as outside friends/guests. Music was provided by Al Ruggiero and he kept us dancing all night. This event was possible with the help of our volunteers: Denis Chenel, George/Rachel Filiau, Carolyn Chilton, Peggy Kerrigan, Chris Eichinger, Marge Malone and Jim/Liz Schimpf. Connie Vawter - Chairperson

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Mainlands Unit Two: May 2019 Calendar of Events SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 8:00 a.m.

Kaffee Klatch 3-5 p.m. Chair Volleyball 6:30 p.m. Texas Hold’em

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5:45 p.m. Pinochle

3 4 8-10 a.m.

Pancake Breakfast

5 7 p.m. Bocce Ball

6 11:45 a.m. Single Ladies Club Picnic 1:30 p.m. Book Club. 5:45 p.m. Bingo

7 10 a.m. Bible

8 8:00 a.m. Kaffee Klatch 3-5 p.m. Chair Volleyball 6:30 p.m. Texas Hold’em

9 5:45 p.m. Pinochle

10 5:30 p.m. Lola’s BUNCO

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12 7 p.m. Bocce Ball

13 11:30 a.m. Women’s Club 5:45 p.m. Bingo

14 10 a.m. Bible Study Ends for the Summer. 7 p.m. Girls Night Out - 7’s

15 8:00 a.m. Kaffee Klatch 3-5 p.m. Chair Volleyball 5:00 p.m. Diner’s Club 6:30 p.m. Texas Hold’em


17 11:45 a.m. Red Hatters

18 2 p.m. Pool Party


20 5:45 p.m. Bingo

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27 5 pm Memorial Day Picnic

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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Pool Exercises 8:00 a.m. if temperature is at least 70 degrees.


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MAINLANDS UNIT II: JUNE - SEPTEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS DAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER

MONDAY

*Pool Exercises 8:00 a.m. *Bingo 5:45 p.m.

*Bingo 5:45 p.m.

*Bingo 5:45 p.m.

*Bingo 5:45 p.m. No Bingo 9/2 9/2 Labor Day Picnic 9/10 Women’s Club

TUESDAY

*Pool Exercises 8:00 a.m. 6/11 7 p.m. Girls Night Out - 7’s

7/4 - 4th of July 9 a.m. Games 4 p.m. Dinner 7/9 7 p.m. Girls Night Out - 7’s

8/13 7 p.m. Girls Night Out - 7’s

*Bible Study 10 a.m. *9/3 1 p.m. Bowling Begins 9/10 7 p.m. Girls Night Out - 7’s

WEDNESDAY

*Kaffee Klatch 8:00 a.m. *Chair Volleyball 6/6 Diner’s Club 5 p.m.

*Kaffee Klatch 8:00 a.m.

*Kaffee Klatch 8:00 a.m.

*Kaffee Klatch 8:00 a.m. *Chair Volleyball 9/12 Diner’s Club 5 p.m.

THURSDAY

*Pool Exercises 8:00 a.m. *1 p.m. Summer Bowling *Pinochle 5:45 p.m.

*1 p.m. Summer Bowling

*1 p.m. Summer Bowling

*Pool Exercises 8:00 a.m. *Pinochle 5:45 p.m.

FRIDAY

*Pool Exercises 8:00 a.m. 6/14 BUNCO 6/21 Red Hatters

*Pool Exercises 8 a.m. 7/12 BUNCO

*Pool Exercises 8 a.m.

*Pool Exercises 9/13 BUNCO 5:30 p.m. 9/20 Red Hatters

SATURDAY

6/1 Pancake Breakfast 8-10 a.m.

7/6 Pancake Breakfast 8-10 a.m.

8/3 Pancake Breakfast 8-10 a.m. 8/10 Meal & a Deal 5 p.m.

9/7 Pancake Breakfast 8-10 a.m. 9/14 Chicken & Biscuit Supper 5 p.m.

Sunday

*7 p.m. Bocce Ball

*7 p.m. Bocce Ball

*7 p.m. Bocce Ball

*7 p.m. Bocce Ball

*Every week – same day and time Weekdays - Pool Exercises 8:00 a.m. if temperature is at least 70 degrees

MAY 2019 Mainlands Master Events Calendar

All activities listed are open to ALL residents and GUESTS of Mainlands – PLEASE CALL FOR TICKET INFO! SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDA

Y THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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3 Jazz Concert 7pm (T)

2 3 1 Duplicate Bridge 6pm 5 Trivia 7pm

4 2 Pancake Breakfast 8am 1 Kentucky Derby 5pm (T) 3 Horse Racing 2pm 3 Kentucky Derby 5pm 4 Starry Night Senior Prom with M. Ralston 7pm (T) 5 Derby de Mayo 4pm (T)

5 1 Movie 6pm

THE MULE

6 5 Dominoes 1pm 6 Arts & Crafts 1pm

7 1 Travel Club

11am 5 Rock Painting 10:30am 4 Euchre 6pm

8 3 Zumba 7pm

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10 2 Lola’s Bunco 5:30pm

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12 1 Movie 6pm

A DOGS WAY HOME

13 5 Dominoes 1pm

14 4 Euchre 6pm

15 5 Zumba 7pm 1 Casino Cruise - call Joan Blais Deadline for June Master Calendar

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17 1 Veterinary Mobile 9am-12pm 1 Duplicate Bridge

6pm

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19 1 Movie 6pm

SECOND ACT

20 5 Dominoes 1pm 6 Arts & Crafts 1pm

21 5 Rock Painting 10:30am 5 Zumba 7pm

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24 4 Trivia 7pm

25 3 French Toast Breakfast 8am

26 1 Movie 6pm

I CAN ONLY IMAGINE

6 Pancake Breakfast

8am

27 3 Memorial Service/Lunch 11am (T) 4 Memorial Day Dinner 3pm (T) 2 Memorial Day Dinner 5pm 6 Memorial Day Dinner 5pm (T) 1 Memorial Day Meal TBD (T)

28 4 Euchre 6pm

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(T) = CALL THE UNIT # SHOWN BELOW FOR ACTIVITY & TICKET INFO!

Check below for Daily Activites in each Unit Unit 1

289-9631 217-0967

Unit 2 577-7996

Unit 3 556-2554

Unit 4 803-6055

Unit 5 644-0023

Unit 6 330-590-0713

Unit 6 330-590-0713

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 Movie 6 pm 5 Line Dancing 10am

5 Shuffleboard 10am 3 Chair Volleyball 10am 1 Arts & Crafts 11am 1 Mahjong 1 pm 3 Double Pinochle 1pm 6 Arts & Crafts 1pm 3 Shuffleboard 1 pm 4 Shuffleboard 3 pm 2 Bingo 5:45pm 1 Game Night 6 pm 1 Poker 6 pm 3 Card Social 6 pm

5 Exercise 9 am 3 Water Aerobics 9:30am 5 Shuffleboard 10am 6 Quilting 10-2 pm 2 Bible Study 10am 3 Dominos 12 pm 5 Golf 12:30pm 1 Chair Volleyball 1pm 2 Bowling 1 pm 3 Bingo 6 pm 6 Aqua Zumba 6 pm 4 Darts 7 pm 1 Zuma 7 pm

3 Exercise 9am 4 Art Club 10am 5 Shuffleboard 10am 3 Bible Study 11am 1 Arts & Crafts 11-3pm 4 Dominos 12:30pm 1 Dominoes 1 pm 3 Bowling 1 pm 4 Yarn Craft 1 pm 5 Yoga 2 pm 2 Chair Volleyball 3pm 4 Shuffleboard 3 pm 1 Pinochle 5:45 pm 4 Bridge 6:30 pm 2 TX Hold-em 6:30pm

5 Shuffleboard 10am 5 Exercise 9 am 6 Line Dancing 9 am 3 Water Aerobics 10 am 3 Bible Study 10:15am 5 Golf 12 pm 5 Bridge 12 pm 6 Mahjong 1 pm 3 Shuffleboard 1 pm 3 Chair Volleyball 3 pm 2 Pinochle 5:45pm 1 Bingo 6pm 5 Aqua Zumba 6pm

3 Exercise 9 am 1 Chair Volleyball 1pm 3 Pinochle 6 pm

5 Aqua Zumba 9:30am 1 Chair Volleyball 1pm

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