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June - July 2016

President’s Letter ..............3

Lassies .............4

Ruby Red &Wild Hatters ..6

GlenwoodTravelers .........5

Personal Ads................ 18-25

Calendar................ 27-28

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NewClubhouse

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Glenwood Village Bark

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Officers & Board of Directors 2016–2017

Lori Slanina Jean Machalski John Machalski President 591-1792 1st Vice President 591-3830 2nd Vice President Claire Maffei Marianne Trubish Mary Ann DiPalermo Barbara Branigan Treasurer Recording Secretary Financial Secretary Corresponding Secretary

Board of DirectorsCharlie Lamm Scotty Robertson Diane Moyse Cookie Eyester

All Club Activities and Chairperson

Bingo: Friday 6:30 PM .........................................................................Rose Orefice 727-8611 & Julie Way 591-1191 Men’s Cards: Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 11:00 to 4 PMTrip Coordinator ........................................................................................................................Lori Slanina 591-1792Lassies Meeting: First Wednesday, 1:00 PM ........................................................ President, Claire Maffei 208-3149Lassies Sunshine Lady ...................................................................................................... Helen Sfogliano 591-1821Recreation Club Sunshine Lady ....................................................................................... Helen Sfogliano 591-1821Share the Wealth at Meetings ....................................................................................... Diane Moyse/Katie MullarkeyRec. Hall Bookings 591-3830 .............................................................................................Jean Machalski 591-3830Chairlady of Block Captains: (call for help as needed) ...........................................Mary Ann DiPalermo 591-0348Librarian ...................................................................................................................................Diane Moyse 727-6812Security Patrol .................................................................................................................. Gerry McConnon 569-2274

Notice to Chairpersons: Please check for accuracy and report any changes or corrections to Claire Maffei,208-3149.

The Recreation Club Meeting is the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 PM. No meetings in January, July & August. We do blood pressure checks, prior to the meeting, at 7:00 PM.

Bark Staff: Editor–Claire Maffei; Assistant Editor–Jean Machalski. Glenwood Travel by Lori Slanina. Photos: Scotty Robertson. Note: some photos may be posted in club house.

Please Note : If you would like to place something in the next issue of the ‘Bark’ (August/September 2016),it must be put in the ‘Bark’ box located on the inside entrance of the Rec. Hall or call Claire Maffei, no later than July 10th, 2016. All material must be signed, and have your telelephone number.

Thank you. Claire Maffei, Editor 208-3149


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A Message FromYour PresidentHello everyone,

The Clubhouse is open and it is beautiful. We had a club meeting in May and we had a full house. The Riverhead High School Chamber Orchestra performed for us and they were spectacular!

Thursday, June 2nd: Recreation Club Meeting, 7:30 p.m.

We are honoring two anniversary couples; Mr. Sean Walters from the Town of Riverhead will present them with a proclamation.

We are having one picnic in our park: Saturday, July 9th from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. We will also have our ladies’ and mens’ golf putting competition and our very popular corn hole game, and Share the Wealth, so come on down and enjoy a great day with friends and neighbors.

I want to wish the newly-elected officers and directors all the best and I know they will work hard to do some nice activities for us as members of the Recreation Club. Also, I am staying on as a director so I will keep an eye on them. Actually, everyone who has been on the board as officers and directors are still there. Some positions have changed: Lori Slanina will be president, Jean and John Machalski remain the same, Claire Maffei remains the same, Barbara Branigan is now the corresponding secretary and Marianne Trubish is now the recording secretary! Are you confused yet? I am! Mary Ann Dipalermo is still the financial secretary; Charlie Lamm, director; Scotty Robertson, director; Diane Moyse, director; Catherine Eyester, director.

Make sure you come to the June Receation Club meeting: we will be sworn in at that meeting and you can congratulate everyone!

See you at the clubhouse or the pool or the picnic. Stay well and enjoy!

Love,

Catherine (Cookie)


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Dear Lassies:

Yeah!!! Finally we were able to have our first meeting in the new Club House. It was wonderful to see you all. We had lots to discuss with our Upcoming Events. There were a few Lassies who couldn’t make it due to illness or doctor appointments. I will mail you the new schedule.

First we voted to have meetings on Wednesday, July 6th and Wednesday, August 3rd at 1 p.m. We will celebrate birthdays, raffle and Share the Wealth. We all agreed so many months passed it would be fun to get together. So please mark your calendars now. We celebrated Catherine Eyester and Shirly Brown birthdays.

June 1st is our next meeting. We are having sandwiches, salad, and coffee, tea and desserts. Our bakers or buyers are: Cathy Johnson, Linda Hollamby, Harle Casserly, Lori Slanina and Muriel Lewis. Thank you, ladies. We will raffle a basket and play Share the Wealth.

We are planning many events for this year. I’m naming them but more details will follow at our meetings.

September 7th: Regular meeting. BROWN BAG, collection of school supplies. Collection of dues $4.00. Share the Wealth, basket raffle and birthdays.

Collection for Oktoberfest: Saturday, September 24th and Saturday, October 1st at 10 to 11 a.m. at the new Club House. If you can’t get there either day call me for reservations. Call 208-3149 (Claire). Please don’t wait till the last minute. Seating arrangements can be made. $25 per person.

October 5th: Regular meeting. Collection of hats, mittens, gloves, scarves for all ages. Basket raffle and Share the Wealth, birthdays, and bring quarters for LCR. We will have a sign-up sheet for volunteers for Oktoberfest.

October 8th Oktoberfest Dinner/Dance. All kinds of goodies will be served. How about this menu?. . . sauerbraten, loin pork (for those that can’t eat sauerbraten), bratwurst, potatoe pancakes, red cabbage, sauerkraut, dinner rolls, salad, gravy, delicious desserts, beer, wine, soda, and coffee, tea and water. Music by Tom Paris; anything special you’d like, let him know.

November 2nd Regular meeting. We will celebrate birthdays, basket raffle, Share theWealth. We will collect toys for Riverhead Fire Department on that day. We will also have sign-up sheet for our Christmas Luncheon. RSVPs no later than November 30th. If you miss this meeting, please contact me (208-3149) to RSVP.

We are having a Cake Sale/Grannies Attic December 10th. We could use gently used items that are clean and in good shape. Also need bakers and sellers for our goodies. We will be playing BINGO.

December 7th: A short meeting: raffle, Share the Wealth, and birthday celebration. We will have a lovely Christmas Luncheon and music. We will go over our list of volunteers and jobs will be assigned.

December 10th: Cake Sale from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. Hot dogs will be served at noon. Baskets and Grannies At-tic will be on sale till 1:30. Then baskets will be raffled, and Share the Wealth. We will need helpers to clean up the hall.

NOTE: All prices stay the same throughout the event. NO REDUCED PRICE. Whatever is left over will be donated to Soup Kitchen and a charity organization.

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Glenwood TravelersHi, everyone.

Hope by the time you read this it will be warmer. New trips have started. On March 26th a group of us went to the Sands Casino. Everyone, I hope, will have a great time.

A new trip to Radio City is below. Limited tickets are available. If you are interested, please call immediately. Also, check Broadway Signs on November 1st, 2016.

Any questions, call me. Lori, Trip Coordinator, Glenwood Travelers, 591-1792

Rockettes New York Spectacular

CANCELLED

“Broadway Sings” Live on StageTuesday, November 1, 2016

NYCB Theatre at Westbury – $88 per person

Broadway Performers Singing Popular Songs fromThe Carole King Musical “Beautiful” • “Mamma Mia” and “Come Fly Away”

as well as songs from Top Recording Artists such as Josh Groban, Andrea Bocelli, Mario Lanza,Elton John, ABBA, Billy Joel and more.

Trip Includes: • Admissionto“BroadwaySings”atthe NYCB Theatre at Westbury • DinneratVerdi’sofWestbury: meal choice needed – Chicken Francaise, Pot Roast or Baked Salmon • DeluxeMotorcoachTransportation

Itinerary subject to change – All trips are rain or shine – travel insurance is recommendedFor more information contact Lori Slanina (631) 591-1792

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We are hoping for a FASHION SHOW in September on a Sunday. Details will be in the August/September Bark. I will keep you informed.

Please mark your calendars for these dates. See you in June for our luncheon. Enjoy this beautiful weather.

Sincerely,

Claire Maffei President


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Dear Rubies:

Our June meeting will be on Thursday, June 16th at 12:30 p.m., place to be determined. No one came forward to be host so this will be another mystery luncheon. Invitations will be sent to all of you. Our July luncheon will be hosted by Mary and Pat on Thursday, July 21st.

We will be having a big celebration in August at our newly-renovated Club House in Glenwood Village. We are going to be 10 years young and it’s going to be very special. We are going to do our Downton Abbey High Tea at this time. Start looking around for special hats and clothes. So save the date: Thursday, August 18th.

If you are new to Glenwood–and I write this in every issue–we’d love to have you join us. If you’re interested in any of our events please contact me, (Evie Buhner) at 631-369-9238

Happy Hattitude,

Queenie

Ruby Red &Wild Red HattersGlenwood Village Chapter


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Glenwood Village Recreation Club 2016/2017Nominations as of Aprl 30, 2016

President: Lori Slanina

1stVicePresident: JeanMachalski

2ndVicePresident: JohnMachalski

Treasurer: Claire Maffei

Recording Secretary: Marianne Trubish

FinancialSecretary: MaryAnnDePalermo

Corresponding Secretary: Barbara Branigan

BoardofDirectors(4): CharlieLamm

DianeMoyse

Scotty Robertson

Catherine (Cookie) Eyester

PleaseNote:AlloftheabovenominationswereunopposedandwillbesworninattheJune2,2016RecreationClub Meeting.

To my friends and neighbors at Glenwood:

I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you who wished me success in my endeavor to become President of the Glenwood Recreation Club. I appreciate your vote of confidence. I am looking forward to this new challenge and I hope I can meet everyone’s expectations. I look foward to seeing you in the coming months. We should all thank Cookie for the hard work she has done these past years. I am looking for her support and experience to help guide me.

Sincerely Lori Slanina


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Recreation Club MeetingHost & Hostess Volunteers 2016

Hostesses for the Lassies

June 2, 2016Liz KellyPat RocafortMary EllenJo Barker

June 1, 2016Cathy JohnsonLinda HollambyHarle CasserlyLori SlaninaMuriel Lewis

Please arrive by 6:30 p.m. to set up tables and ready the refreshments.You are not required to set up hot water and coffee, but you will be required

to clean up after the meeting. Thank you.NOTE: No meeting in July or August

Lassies, please be at the Club House at 12:00 noon to set up, make coffee, and fix tables. If you’re unable to make your cake,

please notify Claire Maffei (208-3149).

As the Security Patrol Coordinator, I want to thank all of our new volunteers who have joined our monthly security patrol team. However, we still do not have coverage for an entire month and we need more residents to help out.

The time involved is minimal. Only 2 hours one day per month. This is not a lot to give in order to help keep your community safe.

Please think about it, and if you consider volunteering please call me, Gerry McConnon @ 569-2274. I will be happy to answer any questions that you may have and will gladly accept you as a volunteer.

Thank you.

Security Patrol


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Glenwood’s Annual Summer Picnicfor Glenwood Residents Only

Date: Saturday, July 9th

Rain Date: Sunday, July 10th

Time: 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Food Service begins at 12 noon with hot dogs and baked beansfollowed by hamburgers and corn at 1:30 p.m.

Picnic is sponsored by Glenwood Management

Beer, Soda, Water and Ice will be provided

Please bring your own extras (snacks, dessert, etc.) and a chair to be more comfortable.

During lunch we will have competition games. Prizes will be awarded to the winners.

Call to volunteer to help set up, cook, serve or clean up.Jean & John Machalski, 591-3830


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If you would like your birthday or anniversary added to our list, please contact me, Claire Maffei, at 208-3149.Thank you.

Barbara Schneider ........ 6/03

Lorraine Benetti .......... 6/05

Eileen Combs .............. 6/07

Muriel Lewis ................ 6/07

Kathleen Smith ............ 6/13

David Forman ............. 6/14

William Loper .............. 6/17

Josephine Carrieri ........ 6/19

Donald Garrett ............ 6/20

Nadine Frigano ............ 6/27

Joe Frigano .................. 6/27

Marianne Trubish ........ 6/30

Fred Matros ................. 7/05

Bridget Worth ............. 7/06

Mary Hanlon ............... 7/10

Ida Wisniewski ............. 7/13

Vera Doroski ................ 7/16

Bob Zeluff ................... 7/17

Deborah Salvi .............. 7/17

Frank Zieman .............. 7/19

Mr. & Mrs. W. Loper ....................................... 6/06 ...........47 yrs.

Mr. & Mrs. N. Giacalone ................................. 6/13 ...........52 yrs.

Mr. & Mrs. F. Matros ...................................... 6/30 ...........60 yrs.

Mr. & Mrs. R. Worth ....................................... 7/30 ...........28 yrs.


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DEAR RESIDENTS,

THE CLUB HOUSE IS OFFICIALLY OPEN! ALL RENOVATIONS ARE COMPLETED. PLEASE STOP BY AND SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL FINISHED PRODUCT. DON’T FORGET TO CHECK OUT THE FIRE PITS ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE BUILDING. THE POOL IS OPEN. THE OUTDOOR PARK IS COMING ALONG AND EVERYTHING IS IN BLOOM!

Now that the warmer weather is upon us, it’s time to get the outside of your home looking fabulous! Spring Clean Up Should Include the Following:

1) Power Wash Your Home, Driveway and Walkway to Remove Mold and Debris 2) The Gutters, Leaders, and Roof Should Also Be Cleared of Debris 3) Trees and Shrubs Should be Trimmed – Please Remember If You Live On a Corner to Trim Your Shrubs and Trees Back So That They Do Not Obstruct A Driver’s View 4) Check Skirting to Make Sure it is Intact or Call the Office to Setup an Appointment to Have it Repaired Immediately. (This is a Health Department Law) 5) All Items for Storing Should Be Kept in the Shed for a Neat Appearance 6) All Lawn Ornaments Should be Kept Clean and in Good Condition 7) Garbage Cans Should be Kept in Your Shed or At The Rear Of Your Home And Not Visible From The Street 8) Sprinkler Systems Should Be Checked To Make Sure The Timer Is In Working Order 9) Lawn Should Be Cut Weekly and Free Of Weeds 10) Fuel Tanks and Fuel Lines Should Be Inspected to Make Sure They Are In Good Shape 11) Make Sure Boats, Trailers and Campers are Stored at the Barn and Not in Your Driveway. As It May Not Bother You, It May Bother Your Neighbor.

It is, and has always been our policy to operate the finest residential community possible. In order to continue this policy it is necessary to enforce these guidelines.

PLEASE REMEMBER

IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH YOUR NEIGHBOR NOT ABIDING BY THE RULES AND HAVE TRIED TO RESOLVE IT IN A FRIENDLY MANNER, PLEASE SEND YOUR COMPLAINT IN WRITING TO MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT WILL DECIDE WHETHER TO IMPOSE A FINE TO THE OFFENDER.

In the event the homeowner fails to maintain his home site in a suitable condition. Management reserves the right to enter the premises after reasonable notification to perform proper maintenance, the homeowner bears the applicable charges.

Warm Regards, Management

1661 Old Country Road, #600 • Riverhead, New York 11901 • Phone: (631) 727-3760 • Fax: (631) 727-3306


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Thank You NotesDearFriendsandNeighbors:

Many,many“thankyou”toallourfriendsandneighbors who took the time to think of me these past months. The outpouring of your prayers, cards, mass cards, phone calls–your caring means so much to both Lou and me.

Aspecial“thanks”tothecoupleofangels,John&Jean.TheywereconcernedthatLouwasn’teating.Rolls and liverwurst were waiting for him on our back porch when he got home from the hospital after visiting hours were over. A special delivery fromtheMachalskis.Thisisn’tthefirsttimetheyopeneduptheirheartstous.I’msuretherearepeople in Glenwood that feel the same way as we do.“Thankyou”amilliontimesover.

Aspecial“thankyou”alsotoKatie,Julie,JoanHitzler and Rose Illardi for checking up on me andagainforcaring.Extrahugstoour“MealsonWheels”,Katie.Asalways,shethoughtofeverything, many times over!

The girls made sure I had a ride to and from dialysis. Theywentoutoftheirway–theycaredandI’msothankful for being their friend.

I count my blessings every day–for Lou, my family and for the people of Glenwood (my other family). “Godblessusoneandall”–andmylovetoall.

JoanHorman

Glenwood Residents:

Overthepast11yearsJohn&Ihavedeliveredbetween25&30bagsofbookstotheYellowBarnas the people of Glenwood donated so many new books and we cleaned out the old. This is from Barbara of the Yellow Barn, thanking everyone:

Dear Rhona:

On behalf of the Friends of the Riverhead Library I would like to thank you and your neighbors for the countless donations of books you have made over the years. The Yellow Barn has been able to make many members of the Riverhead Community “Happy Readers” because of your donations.

Thank you again. Yours truly, Barbara Gose


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Newly Renovated Clubhouse


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May 4: Official Grand Opening of the Clubhouse


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May 5: Recreation Club MeetingRiverhead High School Orchestra


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Kentucky Derby – Night at the Races


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Kentucky Derby – Night at the Races


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AVON CALLING! For all your skin care needs, plus body & bath, jewelry gifts, fragrance and fashion. Free bro-chure. Call Pat Galasso, 727-1276.

% % % % %ST. ISIDORE’S OUTREACH – If you would like to be visited by a Eu-charistic Minister from St. Isodore’s, please call 727-2114.

% % % % %NEED A NOTARY? – Call 369-7608. Same day service. Fee involved. Park resident. Shirley Brown, #158

% % % % %KITTY SITTER AVAILABLE – En-joy your vacation knowing your Kitty is well taken care of. Call Shirley Brown, 369-7608, park resident #158.

% % % % %COMPUTER PROBLEMS? Talk to me. Maybe we can fix it on the phone, no charge! If not then I’ll pick it up, give you an estimate, repair and return it. If you don’t like the estimate, I’ll re-turn it at no charge.Call Bob, 631-655-1779, park resident #59.

% % % % %TURN YOUR GOLD INTO CASH – Do you have any unwanted, broken, loss of one earring, etc. jewelry that’s been sitting in your jewelry box for years. Gold is at an all-time high! References

available upon request. I’m a resident of Glenwood Village. Please call: Al Tedone, 415 Circlewood, 631-680-4668 for appointment or information.

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% % % % %LICENSED HAIRDRESSER – will come to your home. Reasonable prices, cuts, perms, color, hi-lights. 740-9015, Darlene.

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NEED LIVE-IN HELP? – 62-year old male, experienced as a live-in com-panion, is seeking immediate employ-ment for a male or female. Please call Karl Hosch at 516-580-3124.

% % % % %CAREGIVER/COMPANION –Certified Aid with 12 years varied ex-perience with dementia, COPD, Hun-tington’s Disease and Down Syndrome. I am available for various shifts, includ-ing live-in. References upon request. Call Lin, or Shana, 578-7381.

% % % % %SENIORS: Turning 65?Confused about which Medicare Sup-plement is right for you . . . Medicare Advantage Plan? Medicare Supple-ment Plan? We will take the confusion out of it, we have the answers. Contact Lou Remkus @ The Remkus Group (here in the park), 183 Glynwood Road, Office Number 631-725-1530.Cell 631-566-8438.

% % % % %Worthwhile Lawn & Estate CareComplete Landscape Service. Lawn mowing, all phases of yard mainte-nance, light hauling, odd jobs. Quality work at reasonable rates. Licensed/in-sured. Ron Worth: (cell) 516-808-6358.Park resident.

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Ads & InfoIF YOU’RE LOSING YOUR COOL –Call Fred, Cookie’s husband. Auto-motive Air Conditioning Service & Re-pair. Home: 369-1994. Cell: 384-3733.

% % % % %HANDMADE GREETINGCARDS – I make all kinds of greeting cards right here in my home, 546 Oak-wood. Call Custom Cards by Bonnie at 284-3638. My cards are unique and af-fordable! Tell me what you need, and I’ll design your cards to fit your bud-get. Family and friends will appreciate a ‘one-of-a-kind’ card designed just for them.

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THE VILLAGE STYLIST – My name is Phyllis Librizzi. I’ve been a hairstylist for over 30 years. I live in Glenwood Village. If you are looking for a new hair dresser, I will be glad to come to you at your convenience. You can reach me at 874-5997 or 278-6922.

% % % % %PET SITTING BY NORAH –a Glenwood resident. Experienced and caring animal lover will care for your pet while you are away. Need a ride to the doctor or shopping? I can help! Reasonable rates and reliable service. Responsible care for you and your pets. Call me: I can help! 631-953-1149

FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS – If you are in need of silk flower arrange-ments for your home, party, etc. please call me. I can make centerpieces, wreaths, small or large arrangements, tall or short arrangements and all are made individually and personally for you. I offer free estimates and will come to your home to discuss your needs. You can call me at 591-2814 or email me at stilleto1963.yahoo.comGinny Mileto Stilwagen, #90 Briar-wood.


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LassieMeeting

1 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

PrivateParty

HappyFather’s

Day

PrivateParty

Rec ClubMeeting7:30 pm

Bunco7 pm

BoardMeeting

7 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Ladies’Cards

6:30 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Ladies’Cards

6:30 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Ladies’Cards

6:30 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Ladies’Cards

6:30 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

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11

18

25

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12

19

26

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13

20

27

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15

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LassieMeeting

1 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Bunco7 pm

IndependenceDay

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Ladies’Cards

6:30 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Ladies’Cards

6:30 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Ladies’Cards

6:30 pm

RainDate

SummerPicnic

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

SummerPicnic

GlenwoodResidents

Only

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mens’Cards

11 am - 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

Mahjong12- 4 pm

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