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Inside March

The Official Neighborhood Publication for March, 2017

· Shades of Spring· Fashion Show & Sale· Recycling Ideas· New Book Releases

The Windsor Lakes ARC thanks all of ourresidents for their continued cooperationand dedication to maintaining WL as a“tier one” gated community. Through all ofyour efforts to comply with and assist oth-ers’ compliance with the rules designedto maintain the quality life experience wehave, the community has continued tothrive.

• In December 2016, three submittals were approved. There were two violations. • For January 2017, there were 17 submittals and all were approved. • Application forms may be obtained from the WL Clubhouse Front Desk for all your new projects and online at windsorlakeshoa.org.

There have been iron fences installed thatare not authorized and NOT included inour Neighborhood Standards Publication.An audit on all homes will begin to ascer-tain if the iron fences are authorized andwithin compliance standards. Any resi-dence with violations will be notified byFirst Service management to bring theseviolations into conformance.

NOTE: Wood fences replaced by iron fenc-ing MUST BE APPROVED by the Archi-tectural Review Committee. Requestforms may be picked up at the front deskin the Clubhouse and are available onlineat windsorlakeshoa.org.

The Windsor Lakes Homeowners Association, Inc. Annual Meeting is set for Wednes-day, April 26th, 7:00 PM. This required Annual Meeting is your best opportunity tolearn the state of your Association with reports on finances, projects and activitiesof the past association year. Each homeowner-household will receive details of themeeting with a meeting agenda in the mail the first week of April. A quorum of 25%of homeowners is required to conduct the business of the meeting.

The day prior to the Annual Meeting, Tuesday, April 25th, elections will be held toselect a new Board member for the one Board position term that is expiring. This isthe official call for candidates, Don Schwarz, the current Board President, has an-nounced that he will not be a candidate for another term. The election is for a three-year tenure. The five-member Board, following the announcement of the electionresults, will meet in executive session and elect officers and assign responsibilities.

Self-nomination is the process to become a candidate. You are urged to considerbeing a candidate, or if you know of a neighbor who you believe would be qualifiedand be an asset to the community as a Board member, urge them to become acandidate. Any homeowner interested in running for the Board may nominate him-self or herself by completing a WLHOA Board of Directors Nomination ApplicationForm which is included with this newsletter, or you can download an applicationfrom the Windsor Lakes website. Application forms are also available at the WindsorLodge Clubhouse reception desk. Instructions for submission of nomination formscan be found on the form. The deadline for submission is March 27th. Biographicalinformation on all qualified nominees will be published in the April mail-out announce-ment of the Annual Meeting and Election. An area in the Clubhouse will be set upthat will have each candidate’s biographical information before the meeting.

On Thursday, April 20, a “Meet the Candidates” open forum will be held at theClubhouse that will give residents an opportunity to speak with each of the candi-dates.

The election will be conducted in accordance with our WLHOA governing docu-ments, and will follow the election processes used in in the past. FirstService Resi-dential will administer the election process and a team of Windsor Lakes volunteerswill coordinate and oversee the election. Volunteers for assistance with the electionare currently being looked for. .Please consider using your time and talents to serve your community on the WLHOABoard of Directors by submitting a nomination application form. There is one regu-lar Board of Directors meeting prior to the Annual Meeting and it will be held onTuesday, March 28th. All homeowners are invited.

ARC ReportArchitectural Review Committee

Submitted by Rob Clifton

Announcing Annual Meeting—April 26, 2017Official Call For Board Candidates

Summer Hours at the Clubhouse will begin April 2.The Clubhouse will be open on Sundays from 12:00 noon till 6:00 p.m.and closed Mondays.

2 The Windsor Lakes Community News

The deadline for the next issue of the Windsor Lakes Community News is May 15This is a quarterly newsletter mailed in March, June, September and December. Please send your information to SueMuff at [email protected] with Windsor Lakes in the subject line. Contact the publisher for commercial interests.This newsletter is paid for soley by our advertisers! Please consider using them when possbile. Thank you.

Windsor Lodge - 936 321-1181

Newsletter ContactSue Muff - [email protected] Woods - [email protected] Schwartz - [email protected]

Windsor Lakes Board of Directors

If you are interested in joining one of several As-sociation Committees, contact a Board Memberor complete a Volunteer Form at the Clubhousefront desk.

DISCLAIMER: Articles, cartoons and website addresses in this publication express the opinions of their authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of CopperheadPublishing or its employees. Copperhead Publishing is not responsible for the accuracy of any facts stated in articles, cartoons and website addresses submitted by others. Thepublisher also assumes no responsibility for advertising content within this publication. All warranties and representations made in the advertising content are solely that of theadvertiser and any such claims regarding its content should be taken up with the advertiser. The publisher assumes no liability with regard to its advertisers for misprints or failureto place advertising in this publication except for the actual cost of such advertising. Although every effort is taken to avoid mistakes and/or misprints in this publication, the publisherassumes no responsibility for any errors of information or typographical mistakes, except as limited to the cost of advertising as stated above or in the case of misinformation, aprinted retraction/correction. Under no circumstances shall the publisher be held liable for incidental or consequential damages, inconvenience, loss of business or services, orany other liabilities from failure to publish, or from failure to publish in a timely manner, except as limited to the liabilities stated above.

Published by Copperhead Publishing PO Box 131776-1776 The Woodlands, TX. 77393 (832) 717-3276 © 2017 All rights reserved

Community ManagerFirstService Residential2204 Timberloch Place, Suite 180The Woodlands,TX 77380281-681-2000 - Report emergency conditions tothis same phone number 24 hours a day.

Knights Ladies

Clubhouse Hours

Fitness CenterMonday to Sunday 5AM to 12M

Don Schwartz, [email protected]

Bob Jezierski, Vice [email protected]

Barbi Jones, [email protected] Ritter, [email protected]

Rob Clifton, Property [email protected]

Clubhouse StaffLisa Williamson - Clubhouse Manager

[email protected] Delgado – Maintenance Supervisor

[email protected] Singleton, Administrative Assistant

[email protected] Dinkins, Clubhouse HostJasmin Ramos, Clubhouse Host

Web Sitewww.WindsorLakesHOA.orgContact: Jean Ritter – [email protected]

Swimming Pool HoursMonday 2PM to 12MTuesday to Sunday 5AM to 12M

Swimming Pool Guest ChildrenHours (18 years & under)Tuesday: 1PM-4PMThursday: 4PM-7PMSaturday: 4PM-8PMSunday: 4PM-8PM

Sunday - 12N to 6PMMonday - ClosedTuesday to Thursday - 9:30 AM to 9 PMFriday - 9:00 AM to 7 PMSaturday - 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM

There are times when we all need help with a little something around thehouse. Is there a ceiling light bulb that needs replacement? Or an annoyingbeep coming from a smoke detector?

The following generous neighbors have provided their phone numbers forthese or other types of help you may need:

Jim Antal, 281-794-9818Art Burchard, 936-828-7581George Cady, 936-231-8491George Cervantes, 936-447-9355Larry Ducote, 936-273-5377Terry French, 903-617-8901Richard Gillette, 936-271-3696Jim Hollingsworth, 936-447-9775Dan Oberman, 936-321-6684Jack Parish, 936-273-2975Jim Ritter, 936-443-4269Charles Roemer, 936-273-1991William Ross, 225-330-9670Larry Schmidt, 936-273-2302Larry Smith, 936-890-2058Jerry Whitehouse, 936-271-9647

Beth Antal, 281-794-9818Christine Boyne, 936-271-1942Carolyn Decote, 936-273-5377Nancy Harrison, 936-321-1346Donna Hinman, 936-273-3874Karen McCleskey, 936-321-3788Jean Ritter, 832-530-5446Pam Schmidt, 936-273-2302Donna Tormo, 936-271-9417

NEIGHBORS READY TO HELP NEIGHBORS

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Some of our Windsor Lakes neighbors have reported problemsusing our gate system. The most common problem has beenthat the access control device has stopped working. The mostcommon solution to this is battery replacement. Remote de-vices can and do fail over time. Replacements, with a newdesign that can be put on a key chain, are available at theWindsor Lodge front desk. The cost is $35.00.

There have been problems reported when programming 2017vehicles with the gate system. To solve this problem, a secondfrequency level has been added to our gate entry system. Ithas solved the problem for most models. It does require thepurchase of a new (additional) access control device which isavailable for $35.00.

A one-page instruction sheet is available at the Windsor Lodgefront desk.

The Windsor Lakes “Door Refinishing Project” will begin againin the next few days. Originally the project was to start in Janu-ary, but weather conditions were so erratic that our contractoropted to wait for better weather to assure better quality.

The streets included this year are: Bagpipe Way, Limerick Lane,Lake Windsor Circle, London Green, Windsor Bridge Drive,Tristan Way, Marlow Way, North and South Dylanshire,Tarrytown Way, Heathcliff Court, Chauncey Court, GreenwichPlace, and Kentwick Place. The total number of doors to berefinished are 191.

Someone must be at home the day your door is scheduled tobe refinished. If the day you are scheduled is not a good timefor you, please try to arrange for a neighbor or a family memberto be at your home the day of refinishing. Southern Paintingwill remove the hardware, sand and clean the exterior side ofthe door (no stripping), touch up the stain and apply one coatof oil spar-urethane (Man’O’War Satin). The door will need tobe ajar for at least three (3) hours. Southern Painting crews willreturn to reinstall the hardware and check the door.

The December 2016 financial report, showing end-of-year re-sults for Windsor Lakes finances, is still being reviewed. Comple-tion is expected in the near term; this will allow our annualaudit to proceed and make possible the release of the January2017 financial report.

For those who have noticed in newsletter reports and at boardmeetings that we have been operating at a deficit, it was due inlarge measure to the change in Operational funding of painting.Now, with the CPA’s blessing, it has been moved back to Re-serve status and we have a clearer picture of Operational ex-penses. A more detailed explanation follows.

Windsor Lakes expenditures are categorized as coming fromthe Replacement Reserve Fund if an item is being replaced orrenewed (e.g., a hot water heater). Replacement reserve fundsare normally dedicated to items that must be renewed or re-placed every three years or more. Thus, funds put into theReplacement Reserve Fund are allowed to accumulate over aperiod of years and then spent when a replacement is neces-sary; in effect, it is a savings account. Contrasting with this isthe Operational Fund that carries funds for expenses normallyborne during a calendar year; thus, clubhouse expenses andlandscaping are drawn from the Operational Fund.

Windsor Lakes has repainted homes on a ten-year cycle withfunds collected over the ten-year period. Repainting has nor-mally been carried out in the four years at the end of the ten-year period. Recently, the Board was told that painting wouldhave to be treated as an Operational item, seemingly forcing itto come from our yearly (rather than long-term) budget. TheOperational Fund is not set up to accumulate funds over aperiod of years for execution at the end of a decade, it is reallyonly for the current year.

Windsor Lakes Board members met with the CPA servicingour account and discussed how best to handle the funds forexternal painting. The result of the meeting was that funds forexternal painting could be included in the Replacement Re-serve Funds as long as the CPA doing the taxes was notified ofthe inclusion. With this result, the Board moved external paint-ing funds from the Operational Fund to the Replacement Re-serve Fund.

The move does not change assessments and it does not changethe painting schedule.

A Message From Our Treasurer,Jim Ritter

Gate Entry Update

Front Door Refinish - A Restart

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Jim Ritter, Treasurer of the WLHOA Board welcomes JerryWhitehouse to the Finance Committee. Other Committee mem-bers are Judy Barnes, Ray Clark, Stan Everett, Richard Gillette,and Jerry Stanislav.

Finance Committee Update


The Windsor Lakes Website will be mapping out a new fu-ture during the upcoming months. Since our current vendoradvised us to expect changes soon in our supporting softwarepackages, we are taking the opportunity to evaluate our cur-rent website and other hosting systems. Any resident withwebsite ideas, experience, or suggestions which you thinkmay be helpful to us during this upcoming change period, pleasecontact your Website Coordinators, Jim Ritter, 936-443-4269, [email protected] or Jean Ritter, 832-530-5446,[email protected] or our President, Don Schwartz, 936-321-0121, [email protected]

It is important that each resident notify the Front Desk Staff ofany change in your email address, phone number(s), etc.

Continue to use our present website. We will update youwhen we know more about our future website system.

Lighting the walkway at the en-trance to Windsor Lodge hasbeen approved and hopefully, willhave been installed at publica-tion time. In addition to enhanc-ing the entrance, it will be anadded safety factor for enteringthe Lodge after dark. The Boardof Directors recently contractedan outdoor lighting company forthe installation.

Another “facelift” to our Lodgewill be the replacement of the13-year-old carpeting. A seven-

member committee was organized to make the decision andincludes a professional interior decorator, as well as homeownerswho are active in the life of the Clubhouse. The project is ex-pected to be completed by early April.

Both of these projects are funded from the Windsor Lodge Re-serve Account.

The Windsor Lakes Online Book Club will meet again onFriday, May 19, for a Brown Bag Lunch, at 12 Noon, in the Arts& Crafts Room, of the Clubhouse. We will have a group dis-cussion on two historical fiction books: The Nightingale byKristin Hannah, and All The Light We Cannot See, by An-thony Doerr. All book lovers are welcome to attend. “New” mem-bers please sign up in the Activities Book at the Clubhouseso we have a count, since the Club furnishes dessert and abeverage. At our May meeting, we will select a mystery, anovel, and a non-fiction book to read for our Fall Meeting onFriday, September 23, at Noon.

Southern Painting does offer extra services such as thresholdsweep replacements, new door hardware, new kick plates andan additional coat of oil polyurethane at extra costs.

A time table, along with detailed instructions and additionalinformation, will be hand-delivered to your door. If you havequestions, please contact Southern Painting at 281-355-7246.

Front Door from page 3

With the arrival of March, it’s back to weekly mowing of homelawns and common areas. Hand weeding, as needed, will alsobegin again.

In March, shrub pruning (tip pruning only) will be done as needed.Also, in March, front lawns and common areas will receivefertilizer applications that will include a fungicide and insecti-cide. (ants and other insects)

Come the month of May, there will be another fertilizer applica-tion, including fungicide and insecticide treatments.

If you have concerns about any aspect your lawn care, callFirstService Residential and they will create a work order to bedelivered to our Association contractor. Phone our CommunitySpecialist Sharrell Drawsand at 713-332-4638.

Regarding backyard lawn care services, homeowners are re-sponsible for maintenance of back yards. You are free to main-tain your own backyard and choose any landscape company,or any person for services. Many Windsor Lakes homeowners

Spring Landscaping

Sprucing Up The LodgeOutdoor Lighting And Inside Carpeting

use our Association contractor, Rusticscapes. They have agood record of performance. If you are using, or wish to useRusticscapes, or have any questions or concerns about back-yard services, call them directly.

Email Brandon at [email protected] or call 979-530-5932. And, speaking of Spring landscaping, you will seethe entry of Windsor Lodge improvements that include lightingand additional plantings.

News About Our Website

Windsor Lakes Online Book Club

Reminder: Trash receptacles are not to be set up be-fore 6:00p.m. the day before collections, and removedby 8:00p.m. the night of collection.


Paragon CasinoBus Trips

Our next casino trip will be a three day, two night trip to theParagon Casino Resort in Marksville, LA departing themorning of Tuesday, May 9 and returning the afternoon ofThursday, May 11. The initial signup date will be Tuesday,March 28 at 10:00 am in the Clubhouse lobby. A reminderwill be sent via a blast email to all residents and a noticewill be posted on the bulletin board in the Clubhouse.

• The last casino trip was sold out by the afternoon of the first day of signups, so if you want to go, we suggest you plan on being there the morning of the initial signup date or have someone else there for you with your check or cash payment. If there are any remaining spaces avail able, the trip will open to non-residents a week later.

• To enable as many people to go as possible, we encour age singles to pair up with another single to share a 2 bed room. Not only can more people go, but the shared cost for two in a room is much cheaper than one person to a room.

• Note that Paragon provides each person with $30 in perks

for slot play and $10 in perks for food.

• In addition to the casino action, including slots, table games and live poker, Paragon also offers an indoor tropical pool, an outdoor pool, a full service spa, a 3-screen movie theater, 6 eating ven ues and retail shops. For the golfers, we will arrange tee times for Wednesday morning play.

• The cost is $139.00 total for two for a shared double room and $123.00 for a single room. Payments are NON-REFUNDABLE. Please join us on this fun trip.

• Questions may be addressed to John & Judy Lindlof at 936-273- 6137.

FOR SALE: Two Tickets for FindingNeverland, Hobby Center - SaturdayMatinee 2:00 p.m. April 29, 2017. Cen-

ter Orchestra (third row)Appropriate for children $200 (includesparking pass and beverage tickets) Pat: 936-273-3678

Reminder: Please keep the circle drive clear for emer-gency vehicles. There is space for “loading/unloading”that can be used when dropping someone at the club-house.


With a big thank-you to the Clubhouse staff, event calendars are at thefront desk of the Clubhouse. They are colorful with up-to-the-minuteinformation you need to plan your fun and travels.

How to Find Out What is Goingon at The Clubhouse

Reminder: Golfcarts, as automobiles, should be parked inthe appropriate spaces in the parking lot.


Some of our neighbors are having a good time on Tuesday evenings squaredancing. There aren’t any crinolines or cowboy boots at this weekly class,but there always fun and great conversation.

In November the group was invited to be guests at The Woodlands StarsSquare Dance Club. All members had a great time and Wade Driver, theinstructor, called two dances at the student level. Come join the fun onTuesday evenings.

Swing Your Partner

Reminder: Please Wear Your NAMETAG when visitingthe Clubhouse.


Nine years ago the Garden Club established a nature trail with34 wooden markers. These markers have deteriorated and arebadly in need of updating. A committee led by Ken Kramm isreplacing the wood markers with permanent, plastic markers,

Windsor Lakes will be holding a Spring-time High Tea on April 1, 2017, 2 P.M.,at the Clubhouse. Susan Boswell, ourfounder, started these teas over tenyears ago. The teas have raised money for new book releasesfor the Windsor Lakes Library and for other charitable inter-ests. The sandwiches and desserts will be prepared and servedby Windsor Lakes residents. The speaker at the Tea will belocal author Maria Grace who is known for her historical En-glish fictions and stories of traditions and customs of the JaneAusten Regency era. Check out her blog and website under“Random Bits of Fascination.” Maria Grace will speak to us onthe process of writing, and she will bring some of her books.

Tickets for the Tea are $8 and will go on sale on March 7th.

We hope to see you at the Tea! Remember to bring your favor-ite tea cup!

High Tea At The Clubhouse

Windsor Lakes Nature Trail...plants telling a story

similar to those Mercer Arboretum & Botanic Gardens. Thetrail will also include a paper handout describes each plant.For example. AMERICAN BEAUTYBERRY (Callicarpaamericana) is a native shrub that produces large clusters ofpurple berries in the fall. The berries are eaten by numerouswildlife. The berries are sometimes used to make jellies andthe roots are used to make herbal tea. Crushed leaves repelbiting insects, such as mosquitoes.

Stay tuned, the Nature Trail will be completed in April 2017.Further information will be announced at that time.


March is here already! How did that happen? By now, “holi-days” seem long-gone. Valentine’s have been signed and de-livered - along with the roses and chocolate. And Spring issurely making itself known.

Resolutions about diet and exercise may have come and goneand perhaps a “new and improved” tracker is in your posses-sion. Rather than throw the “old” one in a drawer, considerdonating it to RecycleHealth (http://www.recyclehealth.com).There is a postage-paid mailing label on the site. New andused trackers are given to low-income seniors and others whoparticipate in health studies.

If you need assistance with getting the label printed or justhaving your tracker, etc recycled, please let either the Club-house know or contact Sue Muff at 281-923-5665.

One of your neighbors dropped a line to our Windsor LakesNewsletter desk with a great suggestion for our trash days.

Occasionally, when we receive packages to our door, the filler

What to do with the “popcorn”after the movie!

Seriously: The Foam Stuff, Etc.

What to do with old “Exercise Trackers”

“Chemical Safety in the Garden” will be the topic of the Hous-ton Rose Society meeting on Thursday, March 9, 2017, at theCherie Flores Garden Pavilion, 1500 Hermann Drive, Houston77004. Donald Burger, an American Rose Society master con-sulting rosarian and the Houston Rose Society garden chemi-cal safety expert will present the program. Free admission,www.houstonrose.org

Houston Rose SocietyChemical Safety in the Garden

is the “popcorn” styrofoam. Since it is not a recyclable item,the suggestion was made that the filler be put in an appropri-ately-sized “kitchen” bag, then put in the dumpster. That onesmall extra step would eliminate “decorating” our landscapeas well as possibly harming wildlife.

To get the “scoop” on guidelines for setting out your garbagebins, having them repaired if necessary, etc., here is the Cityof Conroe’s webpage address:

http://www.cityofconroe.org/departments/utility-billing/garbage

On this page, you will find a direct link to Republic Services, aswill as further information on disposal of household hazardouswaste, location of recycling centers and how to recycle yourcomputer. Or, if you have no computer, the number for informa-tion for city departments is: 936.522.3000

Another Recycling Idea -


Following is an overview of currently-known dates for WindsorLakes meetings, celebrations, and fun. Pick up an Event Cal-endar at the front desk of the Clubhouse. They are in gloriouscolor with thanks to the Clubhouse staff.

Remember: All dates are subject to change.

Board Meeting DatesJanuary 24March 28April 25: Board Election DayApril 26: Annual Meeting (Wednesday)June 27August 22October 24

Party DatesJanuary - No PartyFebruary 18 - Western Party - Tickets $20 - February 1March 25 - Shrimp DinnerApril 1 - High TeaMay 20 - Spring PartyJune 10 - Mentalist Mark StoneJuly 4 - 4th of JulyAugust - Summer BreakSeptember - Denim and Diamonds (TBA)October 21 - Randy RiggleNovember 4 - Community Thanksgiving DinnerNovember 11 - Veterans DayDecember 9 - Holiday PartyDecember 31 -New Year’s Eve

Windsor PlayersSpring Play - TBAFall Play - TBA

Birthday SocialsSecond Thursday of the month

Look over the following new books, some of which were gener-ously donated by residents. Other books were purchased fromfunds raised at teas and book sales.

Happy Reading:

Book Title Author Donation by:The Whistler John Grisham Kay NicholsRushing Waters Danielle Steel Kay NicholsAll the Light We Cannot See Anthony Doerr Kay NicholsThe Last Mile David Baldacci Kay NicholsKilling the Rising Sun Bill O’Reilly Jim RitterStorm in A Teacup: Physics of Everyday Life Helen CzerskiWhen Breath Becomes Air Paul KalanithiNever, Never James PattersonThree Days in January;Dwight Eisenhower’sFinal Mission Bret BaierBelow the Belt Stuart WoodsThe Final Day William Forstchen Delivered SoonThe Man Called Ove Frederick BachmanThe Underground Railroad Colson Whitehead

The Party Committee is pleased to announce its 2017 Calen-dar of Events. We are proud to offer a variety of parties andsocials that is sure to please! Mark your calendars now for thefollowing events, and watch the website and email blasts forthe dates of ticket sales and the hours of the events. Pleasejoin us!

February 18 Western Party BBQ and DanceMarch 25 Shrimp Dinner and DanceApril 1 Commemorative High TeaMay 20 Shades of Spring Dinner and DanceJune 10 Mentalist Mark Stone - Clubhouse

SocialJuly 4 4th of July CelebrationSeptember (tbd) Denim & Diamonds Dinner and DanceOctober 21 Comedian Randy Riggle - Clubhouse

SocialNovember 4 Community Thanksgiving DinnerNovember 11 Veteran’s Day SocialDecember 9 Holiday Party Dinner and DanceDecember 31 New Year’s Eve Dinner and Dance

A List Of NewBook Releases For Our Library

What will the Remainder of 2017 Bring?

Reminder: Spring Forward to Daylight SavingsTime Sunday, March 12th


Arts and Crafts Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m., Arts & Crafts RoomBible Study Thursdays, 11:00 a.m.Billiards Thursdays, 9:30 a.m.Body Toning Wednesdays and Fridays, 9:00 a.m.Bridge Wednesdays, 12:30 p.m.Bunko Thursdays, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.Game Day Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:00 p.m.Line Dancing Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m.Mah-Jongg Tuesdays, 12:30 p.m./Thursdays, 1:00 p.m.Mexican Train Wednesdays, 2:00 p.m.Pinochle Tuesdays, 12:30 p.m.

Recurring Activities At The Clubhouse Pinochle Thursdays, 12:30 p.m.Poker Tuesdays, 6:00 p.m.Rubber Bridge Fridays, 12:30 p.m.Seniorcise Wednesdays and Fridays, 10:00 a.m.Square Dancing Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m.Taiji for Seniors Thursdays, 10:00 a.m.Texas LadiesHold’em Fridays, 1:00 p.m.Texas OmahaPoker Fridays, 1:00 p.m.Yoga, (MAT) Tuesdays, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Yoga,(Chair) Tuesdays, 12:00 p.m. (Noon) - 1:00 p.m.

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