a message from Tammie...
Another "Spring Fling" has come and gone. We were blessed with a beautiful day, good music, great food and many good friends to spend the afternoon with. I know you all join me in thanking Sun Communities for sponsoring this event each and every year.
I cannot even begin to list the names of all the volunteers that helped with this event. It takes many,many hands to plan, shop, cook, peel, chop, decorate, serve, move chairs and tables and the ugliest job of all...the clean up! Saddle Oak is very lucky to have all these wonderful volunteers who "step up to the plate" and give their time to make these events successful. Many thanks to each and every one of you.
I know many of you are traveling north is the next few weeks. Please travel safely and hurry back to your Saddle Oak home in the fall. Please stay safe, healthy and in touch with us by getting your Saddle Oak newsletter either by email or the website.
For those of you "hanging around" this summer, Luther and I look forward to having many good times and great events with you. Get your friends together and plan an event . Let's make this the best summer ever!!!!
Once again, the Board of Director's thank all of you who helped us make our Spring Fling a success!!!
Luther and I look forward to seeing you around the neighborhood,
Tammie
SPRING FLING
The weather has been so beautiful especially in the early morning and evening hours. I have noticed many of our residents out in their yard pressure washing, planting, trimming, edging, and freshen up plant beds with mulch/rock. Thank you for keeping our community looking beautiful.
I want to take this opportunity to welcome our new staff …… Judy Marks,is our new office coordinator. Judy is a resident, and she comes from the HOA as the former Treasurer. She has several years of experience with all types of Administrative work.
Judy has a smiling face and a great personality that makes you smile. Chip Davis,is our new maintenance person. Chip has an extensive background in just about every field of construction and maintenance. Chip is a great people person and has already shown how to go Above and Beyond to help our residents. When you're out and about stop in or stop Chip and extend a "Welcome to the Community" to our new staff.
Some residents have started coming in the office and filling out our "Exterior Change Request" form. Any exterior work or work that requires a permit must have Park Approval prior to having the work done to your home. For example, painting, changing a door, new windows, new siding, aluminum screen room work or additions, extending the shed, A/C replacements and roof work. Also, interior work that requires a permit such as water heater replacement, electrical work, and bathroom remodels. All of these items and more need Park Approval before beginning the work. Just a reminder, check with the office to make sure that your contractor is on file with us prior to the work being done on your home. Management looks for a Current License, Current Liability naming Saddle Oak Club as the named insured, and Workman's Comp. Insurance(some cases, can be exempt).
Remember to bring your pets by the office so we can take a picture of your loved one and place on our Pet Board. Also, take a look at the Community Activity Board to see if there is a picture of you or see if you can find your friends. I am creating an Anonymous Suggestion Box in order for residents to have a voice without naming names. This can be used for positive suggestions or for things that need to be addressed in the community. This Locked Box will be located at the office on the porch and can be dropped off day or night.
Have a great month of May ... I will see you when I'm Out & About in this beautiful community with a smile on my face and a friendly waive ... See you then.
Stephanie Ray
Community Manager
Some new residents inquired about our States Clubs. We do not have enough residents in our community to allow for a club for each state. We divided them into regions. So far, the Midwest Club has been organized and the Northeast Club will begin in the fall. If any new residents would like to organize a club or join a existing club, please contact Nancy Dougherty (237-4626 or 920-420-1438).
The chairpersons for the Midwest Club are Karen Sammons and Nancy Dougherty. The chairpersons for the Northeast Club are Linda Otto and Jo Gearin. The regions of the US are as follows:
Southeast Region
This region consists of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia
Midwest Region
This region consists of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin
Northeast Region
This region consists of Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont
Southwest Region
This region consists of Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas
West Region
Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming
REMINDER
To residents leaving. Let your newsletter carrier know the months you will be gone or call the newsletter committee.
Ann Tsaras/Sue Fahrney 60th St
Tony Pace 56th St
Phyllis Congdon 56th St
Howard Parness 56th Pl
Donna Frakes 57th St
Fran Bolson 57th Pl, 55th Ave, and 54th Terrace
Winnie Robinson 58th St
Sue Holbrook 56th Av
Jack Phinney 58th Pl
Al Carson 58th Pl
Kay Fiedler 59th St
Sue Whritenour 57th St
Margaret Carlin 56th Ter, 56th Ct
Marge Putka 57th Av
Linda Norton 55th Ct, 61st La 61st Pl, 61st Ct
If you would prefer an e-mail copy of your newsletter rather than a hard copy, please let Jim Hanoian know your e-mail address and he will send you one every month.
Jim Hanoian: 509-4370 or
jimhanoian@gmail.com
Needle Contest Winners!
The needle contest winners this month used their "eagle eyes" to find the newsletter needle near the bottom of page 9 between the "Bucket List" and the "Midwest Club Meeting Notice". Foster Gunther even cut it out and sent it to us to prove he found it!
Good eye, guys!---
Foster Gunther
Gladys Ouimette
Joann Barber
Terry Jansen
Fran Bolson
Claudia Janis
Harry Simmes
Matt Walters
Jim McCourry
Our winner this month is Terry Jansen. Pick up your prize in your mailbox in the clubhouse.
Submit your entries in the box on the wall in the clubhouse by the 10th of the month to have your name in the newsletter and a chance to win.
I want to thank everyone who sent get well wishes, cards, and flowers during my recent surgery. I would like to especially thank John and Carly, Foster, Fran Bolson (for the gift card from Publix), Max and Sandi (flowers and food) and Irene & John (food) and Tammie for the food from the Spring Fling. It is so nice to know we have so many friends here in Saddle Oak.
Phyllis Congdon
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A special thank you to all who sent me get well cards, flowers and food during my recent knee replacement surgery. I want to especially thank my neighbors, Vi, Kathy & Harry, Ann, Ro and Wayne and Ken & Betty for all their kindness and help. It was sure appreciated. Also, thank you Fran Bolson for the card from Saddle Oak Club and the Publix card. It is wonderful to live in such a caring community as ours. Thanks again!
Linda Johnston
Memorial Day Parade and Pot Luck Brunch
Meet at the clubhouse @ 8:30 AM and we will parade through the community starting at 9 AM to honor our fallen. Starting at 11 AM we will have a pot luck brunch.
Come and bring enough to feed 6 and there will be plenty to go around--bring your own dishes and silverware and we will supply coffee and iced tea. Make it easy for everyone. The parade will not be judged and there will be no prizes.
Nancy Savel 854-7877
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Congratulations!
On Thursday, March 29th, Bonnie Leahy made a hole in one at Baseline Golf course. She took a 5 iron and it went right in! She had witnesses. Her husband , Tom, and his school friend and his wife. She is really on a roll! On Wednesday, March 28th, she bowled a 644 series. Her games were 203, 247, and 194. She bowls in a Pins Over Average league which means when you bowl the most pins over average you receive money. Guess what? She bowled 119 pins over her average and got first place! We also play poker with the bowlers. Well, you guessed it! She won the third hand with 4 kings!! We sure hope she played the lottery that week.
Congratulations from your friends!
Bus Trip to St. Augustine
The Midwest Club would like to invite all of Saddle Oak to join them Friday, May 18th on a bus trip to St. Augustine. The bus will leave Saddle Oak at 9 AM. Once in St Augustine, it will leave us to sight see, shop and have lunch on our own. It will pick everyone up at 2 PM to go to the Outlet Mall. The bus will leave St. Augustine for home at 5 PM. The cost is $35. If you would like to come along, please sign up at the clubhouse. The bus company needs 50 passengers to ensure the trip.
If you have any questions, please call Nancy Dougherty (237-4626) or Toots Lobe (861--0178)
911 Emergency Switch
We were asked by a resident to write an article on the emergency switches that some residents have in their homes. We asked Jim McCourry of our Crime Watch to find out the details. He called the sheriff’s department for information. He told us the following facts:
1. Approximately 50% to 75% of the houses in our community have this emergency switch.
2. It is a separate light switch sometimes located near the phone or the air filter. (It depended on the builder)
3. Flip the switch if you have an emergency and your yard light will blink off and on.
4. In this community only.
5. Crime Watch volunteers are instructed to knock on the door of the home if the light is blinking to see if they can be of assistance.
6. If neighbors see the light blinking, they should also knock on the door to see if they can be of assistance.
7. If you have an emergency, please call 911 and flip the switch if you feel the need.
8. The light comes on during the day as well as the evening.
Leo Keach 509-4327 has volunteered to help any new residents find their switch or determine if they have one in their home.
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Easter Brunch Winners!
On Easter Saturday, we were privileged to attend a delightful Easter Brunch chaired by Terry Jansen and Kay Fiedler. The food was delicious and the decorations beautiful as the gracious hosts greeted their guests.
Easter lilies were presented to the following residents as a door prize:
Karen Marengo, Sue DeWachter and Bob Evers
EASTER BRUNCH PHOTOS
Quiz for Bright People
We had a whole box full of answers to last month’s question, so we are devoting a whole page to your answers.
Last month’s question was:
Name 6 or more things that you can wear on your feet beginning with the letter “S”
The official answer was: shoes, socks, sandals, sneakers, slippers, skis, skates , snowshoes, stockings and stilts
However, the very "bright" residents in our community provided a boat load of additional answers. Norma Shackleton provided 25 answers and Vi Simmes provided 24. Way to go, ladies!
In addition to the correct answers, our residents submitted the following answers: shackles, silver ankle bracelet, shoe laces, snow boots, strings, suede shoes, support hose, spurs, straps, swim fins, silver stockings, slip on shoes, spats, silver toe rings, silver nail polish, silk stockings, sabots (wooden shoes), spikes, swim shoes, stilettos, soles, sketchers, slipper socks, soccer cleats, ski boots, strapless shoes, sling backs, surfer shoes, spikes and scuba foot gear.
The residents who correctly identified all six (plus more) are: Norma Shackleton, Fran Bolson, Claudia Janis, Kathy Simmes, Vi Simmes, Joann Barber, Sammi Koester, Gladys Ouimette, Karen Sammons, Erik Hoiaas, Tom Adamusik, Foster Gunther, and Jim McCourry.
(We apologize to Norma Shackleton for omitting her correct answer to last months Quiz)
This month's question Is: Only three words in standard English begin with the letters "dw" and they are all common words. Can you name them?
Please submit your answers in the box in the clubhouse by the 10th of the month.
BITS AND PIECES.....
VOLUNTEERS OF THE MONTH
Our Volunteers for the month of May are Tom and Nancy Pollom. We recently had our annual yard sale which Tom and Nancy organized. That is no easy task (assigning tables, collecting articles getting volunteers and the many other tasks involved in putting that together) Tom is actively involved in the FMO and is currently the representative for Saddle Oak Club. He also received an award from FMO for his recruitment of members. He keeps Saddle Oak up to date on FMO happenings pertaining to our residents. Nancy is always volunteering to assist in any way. Recently she helped put on a poker run and fish fry. Don't forget she also worked with Tom on the yard sale. We really appreciate all they do for the residents of Saddle Oak. Keep up the good work.
THANK YOU, AND YOU AND YOU...!!!
YARD SALE SHUTTLE
Thanks to all the people who made the yard sale shuttle a success. Crime Watch personnel, Bernie Kozlowski and Jim Otto for their help in the parking lot. To all the volunteer drivers: Vince Andrews, Meredith Barth, Bob Brandt, Larry Gaubatz, Bob Gearin, Renaud Germain, James Hanoian, Luther Hornsby, Rich Keach, Jeanne Kozlowski, Mike Libby, Eugene Liton, Bob Lobe, Judy Miller, Dick Sauvageau, Joe Savel, and Dave Stout. And to all the people who let us use their carts: Mike Dougherty, Joan Ford, Marge Gordon, Jim Holbrook, Leo Keach, Jack McCague, Vi Simmes, and Sue Tumelty. Many thanks to all!! We still need volunteers for Crime Watch; if interested please call Jim McCourry 509-4634.
EASTER BRUNCH THANK YOUS
I would like to thank everyone who helped to make the Easter Brunch a wonderful event. All the bakers who surprised us with lots of goodies, the Easter Bunny who cooked and colored the eggs, all the servers, all the "invisible" volunteers, working in the kitchen, preparing the food, setting up, cleaning up, just to give you an enjoyable time and a good meal. Thank you, Kathy, Pat, Carol, Claudia, Dan, Nancy, Joe, Pam, AnnMarie, Norma, Linda, Tony, Dorothea and everyone else who helped to make this another great event at Saddle Oak. Because without our volunteers we would not be able to have our events and parties. A special thanks goes out to Kay, who is my partner in crime and helps with everything! Hope I didn’t forget anyone! Thank you all, Terry.
QUILT
Diane Keach was not available for pictures and kudos when the beautiful finished quilt was presented to Louise Vura at the April 4th HOA meeting. Diane was an integral part of this endeavor and needs to be acknowledged. Thank you, Claudia Janis
***I would like to thank the Easter Bunny helper who left me a candy-filled egg hanging from the side view mirror of my car on Easter Morning. A little surprise like that is a day-brightener! Thank you, Bertha Hendrickson.
The Spring Fling is over and what a great success. The ladies working the kitchen and preparing the food did such a great job. I felt like I was in the service I cooked so many potatoes, but it was a lot of fun. Many thanks to Joan Record for the wonderful job of organizing and preparing of the food. Thanks to Bonnie Leahy, Vi Simms, Kathy Simms, Toots Lobe. Nancy Dougherty for helping to prepare the food. Thank you Karen Sammons for the decorations and setting up. The volunteers in Saddle Oak help to make this such a great place to live.
*I would like to say a hearty thank you to all who called or asked about Ken while he was hospitalized. It was touch and go for a couple of days. His last X-ray came back clean. He is up and doing his yard work again. The doctors said there must have been a lot of prayer. It is a miracle for sure. Thanks to all for the lovely get-well card and to Fran Bolson for the delivery of the card and the Publix gift card. It sure came in handy. We also owe a blessing and thanks to our caring neighbors who are so wonderful, for the delicious dinner. A big thanks to Carole Lyman for taking over the dog walking duties. Tiny Bubbles says thanks, too.
Lynda and Ken MacIntosh.
Note: Our little doggie, "Tiny Bubbles", has moved to her new home with Jennetta and Walt Presley, just 4 doors up the block. She is very happy in her new home and still comes to see us. I will miss the scooter rides with her. Lynda MacIntosh
Wii, Wii, Wii
The Wii is up and running and we will have a time slot for Wii games and for Wii Bowling! Kathy Simmes will be in charge of Wii Bowling on Mondays at 1 pm, and Wanda Dubuque will be in charge of Wii games on Fridays at 1 pm. Please see the Sports section of the Newsletter, and note that this will appear in the Calendar.
SINGLES
The Lunch Out this month will be at the Golden Corral on Rt. 200 on May 24th. Sign up on the clipboard at the Clubhouse to reserve your spot...
Singles Breakfast will be held the first Monday of every month at Cracker Barrel at 8:30. Hope to see you there!
ATTENTION ALL VACATIONERS AND SNOWBIRDS:
Please remember to let Diana Phinney know when you are leaving so she can tell your newsletter carrier not to deliver your newsletter. Printing is expensive, so we don’t want them lying in carports this summer. You should also let the office know if you are leaving for the summer.
PETS
Please remember: no animals are permitted anywhere in the Clubhouse or in the pool area.
LADIES LADIES LADIES
Come One!! Come All!! Come By!!
You are invited to our Ladies Luncheon, held each month!! Check the sign-up sheet in the clubhouse for details.
PAINTING FOR FUN
If you would like to learn how to do "One Stroke" painting on a flower pot (it is not hard), my sister-in-law will be visiting and has said she would do a one-time class that day. The class size will be limited to 20, and there is a sign-up sheet at the clubhouse. I will contact you with the details. The class is free, but you will need a few supplies (we have most everything, but not quite). Plan on a two hour class. Thursday, May 10th at 3:00 pm
Nancy Savel 854-7877
CHRISTMAS IN JULY
Crafters are needed for this event, July 14th 8:00 am till noon. Please contact Joanne Barber at 304-8579.
BUYING TICKETS
This is VERY IMPORTANT! Remember to buy your tickets EARLY for any event you wish to attend. We can no longer sell tickets at the door. We must have an early count of attendees in order to purchase sufficient food for each event. Thank you for your cooperation.
REMINDER
Your guests must be registered with the office. They need to know the names of your visitors and the length of time they expect to stay. This is necessary for your guests to have full use of Saddle Oak Club facilities.
HOT DOGS AT TUESDAY BINGO!
Between the hours of 5 and 6:30 pm, hot dogs are being served at Tuesday Bingo. A Sabrett Hot Dog Meal consists of the dog, chips and beverage for $2.25! Stay for Bingo or just enjoy a quick meal!
CLUBHOUSE – Yes, you can book the Clubhouse for a personal event through Nancy Savel. Please clean up and leave the clubhouse as you found it. If you move tables and chairs, please put them back as you found them.
Just a reminder that no pets are allowed in the Clubhouse.
KITCHEN
If you are planning an event, private or public,
Please call Claudia Janis at 509-4328, and I will open the refrigerator and freezer for your use, if you need them.
SUNSHINE REPORT - by Fran Bolson
Phyllis Congdon, Ed Armitage, Dick McCormick, and Ruth Holbrook were hospitalized this past month, but are now at home. Ellie Evans is in TimberRidge, Ray & Arlene Wallace are in Marion Woods and Lillian Rajewski is in Memory Lane. Keep these folks in your thoughts and prayers.
BEREAVEMENT REPORT Lois Pennington passed away on April 10th. A Memorial Service was held in the clubhouse on April 17th.
YUMMY RECIPE
Gramma's Raisin Cupcakes
2 cups raisins
2 tsp. baking soda
1 cup shortening
2 Tbsp. hot water
1 1/2 cups sugar
4 C flour
2 cups water
2 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. cloves
Boil ingredients till shortening melts.
Let cool then add baking soda in hot water.
Add to mix then add flour and stir well.
Bake at 350 for 30 minutes in greased cupcake pan or use foil cupcake papers.
DELICIOUS SPRING SALAD RECIPE
California Tuna Salad
1/2 tsp. grated lime rind
3 Tbsp. fresh lime juice
2 Tbsp. olive oil
2 tsp. honey
1/2 tsp. ground cumin
1/2 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. liquid red pepper seasoning
1 ripe avocado (about 12 ounces)
2 cans (6 1/2 ounces each) tuna packed in water (low salt recommended0, drained
1 sweet red pepper, roasted, cored, seeded, peeled and cut into 1/2 inch squares, OR half of a 7 ounce jar of roasted red peppers
8 oz. can water chestnuts, cut into cubes (1/2 C.)
2 Tbsp. chopped cilantro OR parsley
1. Whisk together lime rind and juice, olive oil, honey, cumin, salt and red pepper seasoning in medium sized bowl until blended.
2. Pit, peel and cube avocado. Add to dressing; toss to prevent discoloring.
3. Flake tuna into bowl with the avocado and dressing.
4. Add red pepper, water chestnuts and cilantro (or parsley) to tuna; toss to combine. Serve chilled.
NOTE: recipe is just as good if halved or doubled.
LITTLE HINTS
Before measuring honey or other sticky ingredients, dip your spoon in oil. Out of icing for your cupcakes? Just pop a marshmallow on top of each cupcake for a minute before they come out of the oven. It will make a delicious, instant gooey frosting
Bowling
Bowling news for the weeks of:
3/20 – 3/27 – 4/3 – 4/10
As you read this, our bowling season has ended. We had a fun time at the alley and were happy to see so many teams this year. We have our last bowling day on 4/17 with a luncheon at Golden Corral. I will be reporting next month on who came in first place.
Some great scores this month were:
200 Games Rolled By:
John Deshayes 201
Richie Harris 202
Harry Simmes 204
Bob Glass 200 / 211
Tony Pace 212
500 Series:
John Deshayes 502 / 579 / 576
Tony Pace 504 / 522 / 524
Richie Harris 531
Jim Otto 501
Jerry Johnston 523
Bob Glass 513 / 572
Harry Simmes 564
Charlie Parkinson 515
Split Conversions:
Wanda Dubuque 5-10
Fran Bolson 5-6 / 6-7
Frank Hodakowski 5-6-10
Chris McCormick 3-10
Jet Presley 3-6-7-9
Larry Gaubatz 5-6-10 / 4-5
Dick McCormick 5-10
Erik Hoiaas 5/10
Ginger Pace 5-10 / 1-7-8
Bob Glass 3-6-7 / 2-7 2x / 3-9-10
Harry Simmes 3-6-7-10 / 2-5-7
So many improvements in making splits. Congratulations to all.
We will be bowling for the summer starting April 24th at AMF West off 17th Street. Come for fun and enjoy the sport.
Ginger Pace, Sec'y. (352) 237-2758
Pool
Some heavy hitters have come in to strut their stuff...but we hung in there and held our ground.
Erik & Tony with 12 wins
Tom & Harry with 9 wins
Denis with 6 wins
Jim with 5 wins
Jim & John with 4 wins
John D. & Frances with 3 wins
We are always look for new talent. Come up Monday nights at 6 PM Bring 50 cents and you're in.
Tony Pace
Golf
Saddle Oak Golf Tournament – April 11, 2012
1st Place Team with -8 under par:
John Deshayes
Bill Stanley
Next tournament will be May 9th. Be there at 8 AM
T-Time is 8:30 AM
Cost: $27.00
Place: Pine Oaks (352) 401-6940
John Deshayes (352) 237-9488
Move-It – Move-It
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
At 8 AM – Club House
Joann Barber (352) 304-8579
Shuffleboard
Thursdays at 3 PM
Quilting
Wednesdays at 9 AM
Judy Miller (352) 304-8301
Line Dancing
Beginners – Mondays at 10 am
Intermediate – Sundays at 6:30 pm
Intermediate – Thursdays at 1 pm
Gene Seeley (352) 873-2650
Water Aerobics
As April ends and May begins, the Water Winers – Water Aerobics class bids farewell to Gee as she heads north. Kay will be the class instructor for the summer starting on April 30th. Water Aerobics are held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 – 11 AM in the SOC pool. The class is open to all men and women of Saddle Oak and their guests. The class is active and fun while keeping the focus on participant safety. It's a great way to start your day!
Kay Fiedler (352) 509-4161
Bocce Ball
Thursdays at 3 PM
Darts
For an informal game, Saturdays 2 pm
Darts are in the white middle cupboard under the bulletin board.
Yoga
Tuesdays at 9:00 am
ChandraMa Hanioan (352) 509-4370
Bingo
Bingos are on Tuesdays 7 pm
Tickets sold 5:30 pm – 6:40 pm
Chorus
Thursdays at 10 am
Joann Barber (352) 304-8579
Other Sports/Activities:
If you have any other sports or activities you want listed in the newsletter, contact Linda Johnston at (865) 712-5852.
Wii
The Wii is up and running and now we have a time slot for Wii games and for Wii bowling.
Kathy Simmes will be in charge of Wii bowling on Mondays at 1 PM. Anyone interested in forming a Wii bowling league, please come to the clubhouse on May 7th at 1 PM or contact Kathy Simmes if you can’t make it that day. We would like to play in 6 week intervals and discuss other options for play. Thank you.
Wanda Dubuque will be in charge of Wii games on Fridays at 1 PM.
Kathy Simmes (352) 304-8580
Wanda Dubuque (352) 509-7510
Garden Club
Can you identify these garden club members?
These ladies work very hard in beautifying our park.
Changes or Corrections:
For any changes or corrections on the Sports & Activities pages, contact Linda Johnston (865) 712-5852.
MAY BIRTHDAYS
01. David Anderson
02. Harry Filmore
02. Louise Mousseau
02. Charles Parkinson
02. Scott Traxier
03. Frank Ross
03. Virginia Luebbing
05. Vince Andrews
05. Bob Brown
06. Don Mausteller
07. Karen Bissette
08. Jack Donnelly
09. Darrell Lucas
09. Mary Sullivan
10. June Walters
11. Marge Putka
11. Virginia Clark
12. Ingrid McCourry
12. Ruh Berg
13. Marge Glass
19. Eric Hoiaas
20. Eugene Linton
26. Toots Lobe
26. Jim Otto
27. Dianne Jundt
28. Jim Holbrook
28. Carlotta Wells
29. Betty Carlyle
30. Charlene St.Peter
30. Chuck Tifft
MAY ANNIVERSARIES
10. Charles & Christine Parkinson
12. Howard & Nat Horner
14. Meridith & Jackie Barth- 1954
15. Eugene & Shirley Seeley
19. Dick & Pat Houk
21. Jim & Linda Otto-1955
22. Richard & Marge Putka
22. William & Karen Sammons
22. Dick & Georgia (Gee) Sauvageau-1965
24. Tom & Rose Adamusik
24. Jerry & Kay Harp
27. Jim & Chandrama Hanoian-1978
31. Robert & Paulette York
For additions and corrections to the B-day & anniversary list call Terry Jansen @ 304-8195
or e-mail HJANSEN@cfl.rr.com Want the year when you got married on the list? Let me know. Terry.