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Newcomers’ Club of Salt Lake City, Inc. Page

Newcomers’ Oasis September 2013

V O L U M E 5 5 N O 4

Mission Statement

The Newcomers’ Club of

Salt Lake City, Inc. is an or-

ganization that promotes,

extends and supports civic,

social, patriotic, and charita-

ble endeavors in the com-

munity.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

S E P T E M B E R L U N C H E O N 2

M E M B E R S ’ N E W S 3

ACTIVITIES:

Book Clubs 4

Coffee Groups 4

Genealogy 6

Food/Wine 5-6

Singles 6

Outings 6

RMSG 10

GAMES AND SPORTS:

Bridge 7

Bunco 7

Hand & Foot 7

Mah-jongg 7

Pinochle 8

Golf/Snowshoeing 8

Hiking/Skiing 8

Volunteer 9

Business Referrals 12-13

Bulletin Board 13

Club Information 14

September Calendar 15

Membership Protection

Soliciting business at Newcomers’ Club functions is prohibited. Members’

names, street or email addresses or phone numbers may not be used or

furnished to any business organization, charitable or civic, for any purpose

other than Club business.

S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 3

The monthly newsletter of the Newcomers’ Club of Salt Lake City, Inc.

Debbie’s Notes

September Song - "Oh, it's a

long, long while From May to

December But the days grow

short When you reach

September...."

The name September comes from

the old Roman word 'septem', which means seven,

because in the Roman calendar it was the seventh month. The

Anglo-Saxons called it Gerst monath (Barley month), because it was

their time when they harvested barley to be made into their favorite

drink - barley brew. I know a few people who love, love, love that

"Barley Brew"!

"September Song" is an American pop standard composed by Kurt

Weill, with lyrics by Maxwell Anderson, introduced by Walter Huston

in the 1938 Broadway musical Knickerbocker Holiday. Bing Crosby rec-

orded the song twice, in 1943 and again in 1977 one month before his

death. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr. have also rec-

orded versions. It was used in the 1950 film September Affair, and for

the credits in the television series (1989-1994) May to December.

Our recent event, Picnic In The Park, by all accounts I received was

a raging success! This is due to the organizational skills of Carol

Cook and the cooking skills of Don Bonnema and his amazing army of

chefs! There were many other hands that helped, and I wish to thank

you all!!! Yes, it was hot but Sugar House Park provided those

wonderful, mature trees that provided ample shade. Great venue,

great food and great people... what a recipe for fun!

Coming up on September 14th at 10:00 AM is Newcomer's Annual

Breakfast In The Park. Same beautiful venue, with Carol Cook and

Don Bonnema once again working their magic. All of the details can

be found on page 2. What a great way to start your day!

Don't forget, September is the start of Football Season...

wave the RED!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_of_America

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop_standard

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Weill

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Weill

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell_Anderson

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Huston

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadway_theatre

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_theater

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knickerbocker_Holiday

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bing_Crosby

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dean_Martin

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sammy_Davis,_Jr.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_Affair

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_to_December

Newcomers’ Club of Salt Lake City, Inc.


Reservations—September Breakfast in the Park—$6.50 per person

Please fill in the requested information and mail with your check payable to

Newcomers Club to Kathryn Miller, 1142 West 200 North, #A110,

Centerville, UT 84014. Reservations with payment must be received by

Thursday, September 12. No refunds will be given for cancellations made within

seven days of the luncheon. Phone 801-554-0447.

___________________________________________________ Member New Member Guest

Name Phone # (Please circle one)





DATE: Saturday, September 14

PLACE: Parley’s Creek Pavilion in Sugarhouse Park

1400 E 2100 S

TIME: 9:30 AM Social

COST: $6.50

RSVP and payment must be received by Thursday, Sept. 12

September

Breakfast in the Park

September 14, 2013

(In Lieu of Luncheon)

USE FORM BELOW TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS

Our Newcomers’ Grill Guys return to become

the ‘Griddle Guys’

Menu

Cinnamon Rolls, Eggs, Ham, Tortillas, Cheese, Orange Juice, Fresh Fruit, and

Coffee

This popular spot is the most centrally located pavil-

ion and is next to Parley’s Creek as it meanders

through the park. The pavilion is ours until 2 pm so

you may want to explore some of the gardens in the

park. The volleyball court is nearby.

Entrance to the Park: 1400 East 2100 South

Directions: From 2100 South, turn into the drive-

way entrance at 1400 East. Continue past the pond,

other pavilions on the hilltop to the right, and the ball

fields on the right. The parking lot entrance for

Parley’s Creek is on the left side of the interior road

just before exiting the park.

Plenty of parking provided. Please bring chairs if

you wish. The pavilion is fully covered and can seat

200 so bring some friends.

Invite a Friend or Two

Bring a Chair



MEMBER NEWS

NEW MEMBERS

Black, Caroline 443 -852-3006

1141 Capistrano Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84116

E-Mail: [email protected]

Interests: Book Clubs, Bridge Groups, Bunco,

Coffee Groups, Food & Wine Groups,

Genealogy, Hiking/Walking, Mah-

Jongg, Pinochle, RMSG, Singles Group.

Other: Art, Music, Theater, Crafts,

Sports, Board Games, Photography &

Poetry.

Moved from: Annapolis, MD Date Joined: 7/12/2013

Dailey, Richard 801-556-7977

2250 S. Belaire Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84109


Interests: Food & Wine Groups, Golf, Hiking/

Walking, Singles Group, Skiing/

Snowshoeing

Moved from: Date Joined: 7/14/2013

Houston, Andy 801-603-7376

2204 Sorrento Drive, Woods Cross, UT 84087


Interests: Food & Wine Groups, Hiking/Walking,

RMSG, Singles Group. Involvement:

Welcome People at Luncheons

Moved from: California Date Joined: 7/1/2013

E-MAIL CHANGES

McFarlin, Marian


Jewett, Antoinette 801-571-8039

500 East Floyd Drive, Sandy, UT 84070

E-Mail:

Interests: Book Clubs, Community Service, Food

& Wine Groups, RMSG, Singles Group.

Other: Arts, Poetry, Creative Writing,

Plays, Concerts & Reading. Involve

ment: Welcome People at Luncheons

Moved from: England Date Joined: 7/22/2013

Sargent, Patti & William 801359-6534

655 G Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84103


Interests: Community Service, Food & Wine

Groups, Hiking/Walking, Skiing/

Snowshoeing

Moved from: Los Angeles Date Joined: 7/29/2013

Toth, Pamela 941-416-3949

P.O. Box 2161, Salt Lake City, UT 84110

E-Mail

Interests: Bunco, Hiking/Walking, RMSG, Singles

Group, Skiing/Snowshoeing.

Moved from: California Date Joined: 7/28/2013

Teigen, Carly & Michael


Thompson, Betty


Carol Munk Membership Data Base

Tel: 801-878-7090 [email protected]

Ardith Winn fell and broke her leg. She had surgery and is home now, continuing to go for physical therapy

treatments. We wish you a complete and speedy recovery, Ardith.

Maureen Aylett Ellison and Cameron Godfrey were married in Salt Lake City, Utah on Tuesday, July 16,

2013. The couple will be honeymooning in Italy and Greece during the last three weeks of August.

Coleen Paderewski, a Newcomer for many years, the organizer of the Tennis group at one time, called me to say she recently lost her job, and to top that off, she is having another knee surgery. Hang in there Coleen, we wish you well. Condolences are welcome!

Wini Toman's daughter, Kathy Weldon, was killed in a car accident on August 3rd in Corvallis, Oregon. No

further info is available at this time. Will update this when we receive more information.

Marian McFarlin Social Secretary

Tel: 801-269-1589 [email protected]



BOOK DISCUSSION GROUPS

Lea Cotter - Activities Chair 801-930-9740

News items for this section should be submitted to:

Lea by email to [email protected]

COFFEE GROUPS

Carmen Courtney 801-947-7670

[email protected]

Sheila Lauerhass 801-590-8956

MORNING BOOK GROUP

This group usually meets the fourth TUESDAY at 10:00 am.

WHEN: Tuesday, September 24 at 10 am.

READING: State of Wonder by Ann Patchett

REVIEWER: Nadine Drake

HOSTESS: Nadine Drake

RSVP: Nadine Drake 801-590-0254 prior to meeting

September 2013 Activities

COFFEE KLATCH Every MONDAY morning at 9:30 am come in, sit down and have a

cup of coffee. Join new and old friends for a morning treat and good

conversation. We meet at Einstein Brothers Bagels at 7176 S. Union Park Avenue (1300 East) near

Wal-Mart and In & Out Burger.

Call for more information.

Barbara Cochran 801-273-7621

[email protected]

Visit our website:

newcomersclubsaltlakecity.org

Visit THE BULLETIN BOARD on Page 13

COFFEE WANDERERS

This friendly women’s group meets every Wednesday from 9:30-11:00 am. We

meet at a different coffee shop each week. Please come and enjoy a cup of cof-

fee with us. Not only will you experience new places, but you will learn your

way around Salt Lake City. Ann and Barbara are just a call or an email away. September 4 — Silver Bean, 6556 S 3000 E

September 11 — Diva’s, 1560 E 3300 S

September 18 — Cucina, 1026 E. 2nd Ave, Just east of Q street in the Avenues

September 25 — Red Moose, 1693 E 900 S.

Ann Charat 801-808-2043

[email protected]

Barbara Huppe 801-272-2784

[email protected]

NUMBER 1 LADIES BOOK CLUB WHEN: Wednesday, September 25, 7:00 PM

WHAT: The Journal of Best Practices by David Finch

REVIEWER: Polly Hough

HOSTESS: Emily Piper, 7749 S. Oakshadow Circle, Cottonwood Heights

RSVP: Emily, 801-450-7588, or [email protected]

Trish Mead 801-281-5509

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]



FOOD AND WINE GROUPS

GOURMET

Do you enjoy exploring new recipes, eating great meals and meeting

new friends? If so, Gourmet is the group for you.

In Gourmet-groups of people come together once a month to share a good meal.

This group usually meets on the first Saturday of the month. If the first Saturday of the month falls on a

holiday weekend, Gourmet is held on the second Saturday of the month.

As a participant of Gourmet you can expect to be a host home (for 8 or more people) at least once

during the season. The season runs from September through June.

Each month 2-3 hosts get together to plan a meal. The host prepares the entree and individuals attending

the dinner bring a menu item and their own beverage.

This is a fun group - if you are interested in learning more, please join us on for the season kick-off on

Sept 7th. Contact Sue and Jeff for more details.

Next Gourmet meets September 7th at 6:30pm.

Sue & Jeff Zimmerman 801-942-1266

[email protected]

SATURDAY NITE LIVE SUPPER CLUB

To see pictures in color, opt to have your Oasis delivered by email. Notify Carol Munk that you would like

your Oasis via email - [email protected]. Newsletters in color may also be found on the website

newcomersclubsaltlakecity.org.

Once a month - usually the second Saturday - a fun group of

Newcomers gathers to enjoy a potluck meal together in a member’s

home. The host simply cleans house (or not!) provides dishes and

utensils, opens the door, and the party begins!

WHEN: Saturday, September 14 at 6:30 PM

HOST: Lynda & Alan Fletcher

WHERE: 875 E. Three Fountains Drive #223, Murray, UT

RSVP: Alan or Lynda at 801-268-9123. At that time please choose your contribution to the

dinner (remember to bring your own beverage).

LIMIT: 16

Each attendee is asked to choose a dish sufficient to serve 10 - 12 people as part of

one of the courses of the dinner as well as their choice of drink.

Elaine Currey - 801-268-8632

[email protected]

Glenda Brookfield - 801-561-0694

[email protected]

http://newcomersclubsaltlakecity.org



GENEALOGY

FOOD AND WINE GROUPS, CONTINUED

We meet monthly for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The day and time are selected by

the host or hostess and published in the newsletter.

WHEN: Sunday, September 15 At 10:30 am

WHERE: Market Street @Cottonwood

2985 East 6580 South Cottonwood Heights

HOST: Luana Chapman

Call Luana by Friday, September 13 to reserve

801-277-5511

Gail Senteney

801-256-0530

[email protected]

Meeting at the Family History Library is by arrangement with Ruth. Learn how to

do your own genealogical research, enhance some research you may have already

started, or find out how to use the vast genealogical resources available to the

public. There are no fees.

Ruth Stone 801-299-1561

[email protected]

CONNECTIONS FOR SINGLES

OUTING WITH MARILYN AND BETTY

We are going to Hogle Zoo to see the Lego exhibit of 30 animals which include

monkeys, snakes, birds, frogs, turtles and a giant Polar Bear – as well as the live

animals. The Lego exhibit is on loan from the Philadelphia Zoo until the end of September. It took a staff of

seven sculptors, architects, a geometric painter and mixed-media specialists 1,100 hours gluing together

Legos in a shape that almost brought the giant plastic Polar Bear to life. All the Lego animals are anatomically

correct.

We hope you can join us on this fun Fall Outing! We will have lunch at the Olive Garden.

WHEN: Monday, Sept. 9th at 10:00 A.M.

CARPOOL: Shopko/Red Lobster parking lot – 1300 E. & I-80

LUNCH: Olive Garden – 1300 East

RSVP: Marilyn 801-266-1222 or Betty 801-566-7722

Marilyn Heiner 801-266-1222

Betty Allen 801-566-7722

SMILING GRAPES Enjoy an evening of tasting your favorite wine and hors d’oeuvres,

while meeting our new members and making new friends. Take this

opportunity to get to know our new members personally and relate to them all of the activities you enjoy in

Newcomers and how they can participate. The gathering will be held at dinnertime and a Member couple

attending should bring one hearty hors d’ oeuvre to serve at least 8-10 and one bottle of wine. Single Mem-

bers need to bring one or the other. Food should be hearty enough to replace dinner.

HOST: Don Bonnema

WHEN: Friday, September 20 at 7 PM

WHERE: 1454 E Churchill Downs Drive (10635 S), Sandy

RSVP: Carol Beckwith 801-571-1415 or

E-mail at [email protected]

WINES: Spanish

LIMIT: 60

Kathie & Hugh Zumbro 801-262-7739

[email protected]

Marilyn & Hank Merrill 801-572-1072

[email protected]

Members should bring enough food to allow wine to be consumed and still be able to drive home safely.



September Games & Sports BRIDGE

Jody Andes - Games and Sports Chair

News items for this section should be submitted to Jody Andes Tel: 801-561-0822 [email protected]

BRIDGE FOR FUN!

For singles and couples - men and women - this group is for members who play

bridge just for the fun of it – all levels of players are welcome! We meet on the

third Wednesday of each month in members' homes. Participants bring appetizers; drinks and dessert

are provided by the hosting member. Eating/socializing begin at 6:00 pm with bridge beginning by 6:30

BUNCO

BUDDY BRIDGE

“Buddy Bridge” begins in September and runs through April. Partial

proceeds from the $10 registration fee are donated to charity with

the rest going to end-of-year prize money. Daytime and “couples”

evening bridge are played. For more information, contact Sharon or

Susan.

Sharon Hanson 801-278-1112

[email protected]

4215 Sunset View Dr, SLC 84124

Susan Romney 801-583-1560

[email protected]

1453 Unitah Circle, SLC, 84105

Bunco is a game that requires little skill. Fun is the goal. We meet at 11:30 am the

second Friday of the month in a member’s home. Our hostess provides appetiz-

ers and dessert. Please call Gail if you would like to be added to our Friday’s substi-

tution list.

Monday Bunco will be played on the fourth Monday at 11:30 am. A hosting

member will provide a light lunch after which the game and good times begin.

Please call April Clissold for current month’s location. The group is full at this

time, but if you would like to be on the substitute list, please let April or Chris know.

April Clissold 801-277-1670


Chris Twite 801-363-3605

Gail Senteney

801-256-0530

[email protected]

MARATHON BRIDGE

The Marathon Bridge season begins September 12 and ends in May. We use

party bridge rotation and scoring - it is not duplicate. You need to know how

to play bridge: you will not be happy if you are a complete beginner. Men are encouraged to join! We begin on the second Thursday of each month at

10:00 am. Come a little before 10:00 to get signed up, etc. All games are played at the Golden Corral at

7200 S and 700 E. It costs $13.00 per month for lunch and prizes. We are still taking members for this sea-

son: send an email or call to be put on the list. You should have been contacted in August to confirm and to

pay your registration fee of $10. Contact us, we have a really good time! You can always go on the sub list,

if we are full.

Paulette & Ted Roche

Tel: 801-930-5387

[email protected]

Paulette Roche Tel: 801-930-5387

[email protected]

Carol Munk Tel: 801-878-7090

[email protected]

Renee Goudie: Tel: 801-278-7530

[email protected]

These are pictures of the Oasis Mailing Party. Just another reason you may want to get your

copy by e-mail. Not only will it be in color, you also won’t get any wine and food stains.



HAND AND FOOT

MAH-JONGG

This group meets on Wednesdays at 11:30 am for lunch at Applebees on Fort Un-

ion and 1300 East and then plays until around 3:00 pm. This is a mind-provoking game

which originated in China. We would love to introduce you to the game. New to the

club and beginning players are welcome. Please call Ruth for more information.

Ruth Spiegel - 801-943-3556

[email protected]

PINOCHLE

SATURDAY EVENING PINOCHLE Everyone is invited to play the second Saturday of each month at 7:00 pm. We play

with 4-5-6 at a table, depending on how many sign up. Each person is asked to bring an

appetizer to share, and we take turns hosting. Call the Wednesday before for details.

LADIES’ AFTERNOON PINOCHLE Pinochle begins at 11:30 am when the hostess will serve a light lunch and dessert.

The group plays the fourth Wednesday of each month and is open to newcomers.

If you are interested in playing, please give Jeanne or Katie a call.

Pat Hopkins - 801-5711916

Dodi Cavaness - 801-255-1839

Jeanne Schmidt @ 801-571-6717

Katie Smith 801-446-9566

[email protected]

RMSG CASUAL HIKING/WALKING This group hikes on Fridays when weather allows. Geri will send out notices a day or

two before. All are welcome. If you are interested but not on the list, please contact

Geri either by phone or email.

HIKING

GOLF

RMSG 9-HOLE GOLF

This group plays on Thursday at 9:00 am from April through October. We

alternate between Glenmour, Glendale, and Wingpoint golf courses. Contact

Ken for more information.

18-HOLE GOLF

This group will meet on Monday September 2. We play a different course every month. If

you are able to get off work but haven’t played with us in the past, we’d love to have you.

Please contact Coleen for information.

WOMENS 9-HOLE GOLF

Ladies, if you are interested in playing golf at various golf courses on Thursdays be-

ginning at 9:00 am, call or email Trish Mead to get on the list.

Ken Lessey 801-942-1160

[email protected]

INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN A NEW SPORT OR GAME ,

CONTACT JODY, 801-561-0822 OR

[email protected], AND WE’LL SEE IF WE CAN GET A GROUP STARTED!

Trish Mead

801-281-5509

[email protected]

FRIDAY HIKING Effective September 1: Starting time is 9:00am. Everyone is welcome. Hikes

are easy to moderate and about two hours in length. A trail is selected for each week’s

hike and notification by email is sent mid-week. Hikers meet at a pre-determined location and carpool to trail head. If

you want to get on the distribution list for notification, send email to Sophia.

Geri McConaughy

801-313-1278

[email protected]

Coleen Cronin

801-424-2907

Sophia Palmer 801-268-2126

[email protected]

Hand and Foot is on break for the summer. Games will resume in October. For

more information on this game, contact Betty

Ed & Betty Green

801-254-9022



Community Resources

Community Relations

We are very pleased that two of our Newcomers’ members were selected as Volunteers of the Year by

organizations they each support. Both women find great satisfaction and joy serving their community.

Karen Jurgens, a Newcomers’ member since 1985, was selected as Thanksgiving Point’s 2012 Volunteer of

the Year. This spring Karen was honored with Thanksgiving Point’s Heart and Hands Award for generous

volunteer services. Since 2011, Karen has logged more than 380 hours of volunteer time. Much of her

time is working with various children’s activities throughout the year. Karen is also a member of the volun-

teer advisory board as well as participates in the “Lead Volunteer” program. Recently Karen has added to

her volunteer resume the position as vice president on the board of volunteers. Karen served as a chair-

person for flight attendant support charities and for the Western Airlines Union.

Louise Lewandowski, a Newcomers’ member since 1994, was honored as 2013 volunteer of the Year by the Mt. Olympus Senior Center. Louise has volunteer at Mt Olympus for the past two and a half years working

a minimum of 6 hours a week. Louise has a passion to work with the senior population. For the past 10

years, Louise has been on the board of the Sara Daft Home, a nonprofit organization providing high quality

assisted living services. For the past 14 years Louise can be found every Sunday volunteering at the Salt Pal-

ace Visitor’s Center. Louise volunteers at Utah Heritage Foundation’s yearly Historic home tours as a tour

guide for the past 18 years.

Thank you Karen and Louise for so generously giving back to your community.

This Position is Open

A huge “thank you” to our grill chefs—Gene, Lee, Jack, Bob, Hank, Rolf, Gordon, and Tom for their great

job. The 104 degree temperature didn’t stop them from tending the grills! Our thanks to Carol Cook,

Don Bonnema and their crew of organizers and to everyone who came to the picnic.



RMSG Officers and Contacts Chair: Gordon Berggren 801-583-7648

[email protected] Treasurer: Bob Heiner 801-266-1222

Email, RMSG News & Events:

Tom Rosenbusch [email protected] Luncheons: Jeanne Peterson 801-359-9884

Lunch Wine: Mike Elnicky 801-571-5686

Supper Club: Mary Leaper 801-255-9580

Jo Ann Horgan 801-265-0658

Day Away: Marilyn Heiner 801-266-1222

Betty Allen 801-566-7722

Casual Hiking: Geri McConaughy 801-313-1278

[email protected]

Sunday Brunch: Rosemary Yuhasz 801-262-2687

ROMEOS: Tom Rosenbusch 801-262-2345

Historian: Tom & Edwina Rosenbusch

801-262-2345

RMSG Liaison: Maureen Godfrey 801-924-3570

[email protected]

Member News: Warren Gilmour 801-566-2430

[email protected]

Retired Members Social Group (RMSG)

SUNDAY BRUNCH

WHEN: Sunday, September 1 @ 10:00 am

WHERE: Golden Corral, 655 East Fort Union Blvd, Midvale

RSVP: Rosemary Yuhasz @ 801-262-2687

TUESDAY LUNCHEON

WHEN: Tuesday, September 17

WHERE: Silver Fork Lodge (lower level) Big Cottonwood

Canyon

TIME: 12:00 noon (Social)—-12:45 p.m. Lunch

Wine as usual. Beer cost extra.

HOSTS: Geri McConaughy and Betty Thompson

COST: $19.00 per person

MENU: #1 Chili Verde Burrito with beans, rice, and salad

#2 Vegetarian Lasagna with salad

#3 Kassie’s Salad with chicken, bacon, tomatoes,

avocado, lettuce and teriyaki ranch dressing

All choices include beverage, blackberry cobbler

alamode, tax, and gratuity.

SEND: Indicate menu choice on check and send by

September 3 deadline (this date is not a misprint) to

Betty Thompson at 861 E. South Lake Drive #28-H,

Murray, UT 84107

RMSG SATURDAY SUPPER CLUB

WHEN: Saturday, September 28

WHERE: Richard Seeley’s House

10122 S High Pointe Lane (10095 South and 1900 East)

1. From 1300 East at 10230 South turn East on Sego

Lily Drive; at 1950 East, turn north on Hickory

Point Drive. Go a short distance and turn west at

10095 S. High Pointe Lane. On to Richard’s house.

2. South on Highland Drive to 9800 South, turn west

and go a short distance. South at Roseboro Rd.

(1855 East). South to Gyrfalcon Drive (10040

South). East to Hickory Point Drive (1920 East).

South to High Point Lane (10095 South). On to

Richard’s house.

TIME: 6:30 PM

HOST: Richard Seeley CO-HOST: Sophia Palmer

RSVP: Mary Leaper @ 801-255-9580 for Main Dishes or

Appetizers

JoAnn Horgan @ 801-265-0658 for Salads or Desserts

DO NOT CALL BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1

MAXIMUM: 20

ROMEOS* - SAT. BREAKFAST

Retired Old Men Eating Out

WHEN: Saturday, September 21 @ 9:30 am

WHERE: Britons Restaurant@ 694 Union Square—9400 South

700 East.

INFO: Call Tom Rosenbusch @ 801-262-2345 or email him

at [email protected]

SEE OTHER PAGES IN THE OASIS FOR

INFORMATION ABOUT ACTIVITIES AND

EVENTS THAT ARE HAPPENING IN

SEPTEMBER.

Shirley Worthen September 11

Jan Bender September 12

Lois Rau September 15

Marilyn and Bob Heiner

Anniversary September 19

Arline and Ed Otto

Anniversary September 20

Win Bornman September 21

Georgia Herron September 21

Nancy Fakrieh September 28

Al Ford September 30



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Bulletin Board This is a service for all Newcomers who might have something to sell, want to buy some-

thing or looking for a travel companion, want a group to get together for some activity.

Try this space on the: Oasis Bulletin Board. Contact Email: [email protected]

Ann Holloway, Secretary 1786 Laurelhurst Drive

Salt Lake City UT 84108

801-486-7036

[email protected]

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Sunday Services

8:30 a.m.

11:00 a.m.

Sunday School

9:30 a.m. Newcomers’ Club of

Salt Lake City is

grateful to the Session

for the use of the

church meeting hall to

hold our monthly

board meetings.

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use the latest technology to comfortably

and almost invisibly help you hear more clearly. This new technology solves the

“stopped up ears” and “head in a barrel”

sensation some people experience.

Special testing will be done to deter-mine the increased benefits of this

technology.

Benefits of hearing aids vary by type and degree of hearing loss, noise,

environment, accuracy of hearing test,

and proper fit. This is a wonderful opportunity to determine if hearing

help is available for your hearing loss

while you evaluate your performance with this technology.

If you wish to participate you will be required to have your hearing tested in our

office free of charge to determine candida-

cy. Qualified individuals will then be placed on a two week test drive period.

At the end of this period, you may pur-

chase the instruments, if you desire, at a reduced charge. Otherwise, there is no

charge whatsoever for participating in this

promotion.

Recommended by Hank & Marilyn Merrill

Call now if you wish to be included in

this test drive promotion. Test drive

dates are available until June 30.

EDISON STANDFORD HEARING CENTERS OF UTAH Your Hearing Health Care Professionals for Over 30 Years

E. Paul Lloyd ACA, BC-HIS

Audioprosthologist Salt Lake City 1817 South Main

Suite #7 801-485-5595

Gertrud Carpenter is home recovering from an operation on her middle toe. You know, the

one you would show someone who cut you off and both your hands were busy. Anyway, she

had it operated on because it was frankly, not her best feature. Unfortunately, as you can tell

from the attached photograph, she had two eyeballs implanted at the end of the toe, so you

probably don’t want to sit next to her. Let’s be honest here. It’s a little creepy having a toe

looking at you when you’re trying to think of something intelligent to say. We wish you a speedy recovery

Gertrud, and please, wear socks.

DIRECTORY CHANGES - We are getting ready to update the current Membership Directory and issue the 2013 - 2014 Edition. Therefore, please review your profile information and, if

there are any changes that you'd like made, email them to Carol Munk at [email protected] on, or before, September 1st, 2013.

mailto:[email protected]



Membership Information

Newcomers to the Salt Lake area are eligible for

membership in the Club at any time. A prospective

member may attend as a guest to any three social

functions, such as luncheons, parties, sports, games,

etc. Membership in the Newcomers’ Club is required

for attendance at other functions after these three

initial guest visits. The Newcomers’ membership/fiscal year begins on

June 1 and ends May 31 of the following year. Dues

are currently $30 payable by June 1 of the current

membership year. Renewal notices are sent out in

March. If membership renewals are not received by June 1, a

member is considered to be non-current. Only

current members appear in the annual directory,

receive monthly newsletters, and are allowed to

participate in Newcomers’ activities. A late fee of $10

will be assessed to those who turn in their renewal

fees late. Dues for new members who join in March, April, or

May are $40, which pays through May 31 of the

following year. Prospective members may call the NEWCOMERS’

INFORMTION LINE at 801-261-5656 and leave a

message or visit us at newcomersclubsaltlakecity.org.

New membership checks are payable to

Newcomers’ Club and are to be sent to JoAnn Albro,

3294 Lower Huntly Way, West Jordan, UT 84088 Renewal checks are payable to Newcomers’ Club

and are to be sent to: Carol Munk 10573 South 3010

West, South Jordan UT 84095.

2013-2014 Executive Board Debbie Reeves - President

801-573-5352 [email protected]

Gail Senteney - First Vice President

801- 256-0530 [email protected]

Carol Cook - Second Vice President


Linda Cropp - Secretary


Linda Rogers - Treasurer


2013-2014 General Board Activities Lea Cotter 801-930-9740 [email protected]

Advertising/Marketing Pete Harmon 801-883-9886 [email protected]

Community Resources

Directory Jean Davies 801-566-8060 [email protected]

Games and Sports Jody Andes 801-561-0822 [email protected]

Greeter

Historian Sophia Palmer 801-268-2126 [email protected] Hospitality Jeanie Petersen 801-944-1204 [email protected]

InterWeb Coordinator

Mailing Christel Sysak 801-943-0316 [email protected]

Membership Database & Renewals Carol Munk 801-878-7090 [email protected]

Membership/Mentor & New Members JoAnn Albro 801-280-8977 [email protected]

Newsletter Editor Hank Merrill 801-572-1072 [email protected]

Parliamentarian Alan Fletcher 801-581-9123 [email protected]

Past President Nancy Ramsdell 801-571-0118 [email protected]

Reservations Kathryn Miller 801–554-0447 [email protected]

RMSG Liaison Maureen Godfrey 801-924-3570 [email protected]

Social Secretary Marian McFarlin 801-269-1589 [email protected]

Newsletter Information Submissions: Please submit to appropriate group/

activity chairperson. General interest items may be

submitted to the Executive Board for approval. The

Executive Board meets the last Tuesday of the month.

Newsletters are mailed between the 10th-15th of the

month for the subsequent month. Deadlines for all

submissions are noted on the newsletter monthly

calendar. Please contact the chairperson responsible for

a particular event for more details.

Missed newsletter/change of address: Call

Carol Munk 801-878-7090 or [email protected]

Advertising Inquiries: Pete Harmon,

@ 801-833-9886 or [email protected]

Rates may be found on our website.

The Board meets on the first Tuesday of the month at

Cottonwood Presbyterian Church, 1580 E. Vine Street

(6100 S.) at 10:00 a.m. Members are welcome to

attend.



Monday Tuesday

3 General

Board

Meeting

5 RMSG 9-Hole

Golf Ladies Golf

6 Hiking

7 Gourmet

8

10

2 Coffee Klatch 18 Hole Golf

9 Coffee Klatch

Outing with Betty & Marilyn

11 Coffee Wanderers

Mah-Jongg

12 RMSG 9-Hole

Golf Ladies Golf

Marathon Bridge

13 Hiking Bunco

14 Pinochle

Saturday Nite

Live

Picnic in the

Park

15 Connections

for Singles

16

Coffee Klatch

17

RMSG Luncheon

18 Coffee Wanderers

Mah-Jongg Bridge for Fun

19 RMSG 9-

Hole Golf Ladies Golf

20 Hiking

Smiling Grapes

21 Romeos

22 Deadline for

October Oasis

23 Coffee Klatch

Bunco

24 Morning Book

Club

25 Coffee Wanderers

Mah-Jongg Ladies

Pinochle

#1 Ladies Book Club

26

RMSG 9-Hole Golf

Ladies Golf

27 Hiking

28 RMSG

Supper Club

29

30 Coffee Klatch

Thursday Friday Saturday

September 2013 Sunday

4 Coffee Wanderers

Mah-Jongg

Help Us Please We may occasionally need to send an important and pos-

sibly urgent notice to our membership. The quickest way

to do this is by email. If you haven’t given us your email

address, please send it to Carol Munk. If you wish to be

contacted this way only for important and urgent matters,

we promise to honor that request. Your email will not

show in the Club directory if you don’t want it published.

Wednesday

1 RMSG

Sunday

Brunch



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