RoadrunnerA Publication of Chaparral Country Club, Inc. and Chaparral Homeowners Association MARCH 2017

From the Country Club PresidentFrom the Country Club PresidentAs the warming weather begins to settle into a more predictable reality, we’re

finding it’s a great time to enjoy our outdoor patio dining facility. FridayNite Bites, “Happy Hours” and assorted festivities abound with numerous offer-ings available, some casual with musical entertainment, or, if you prefer, a slight-ly more formal setting in our Dining Room, always catered by Chef Roland witha terrific variety of menu selections.

With the upcoming holidays, family visitations and an influx of guests andrenters, the pro shop marshalls are finding the need to reinforce the rules regard-ing some of the “after hour play”. There are green fees and costs that we, as golf-ing members, are all responsible for ,so, as a reminder, if you and/or your guestare identified and cited for non-paid playing, the homeowner will be billed forthat round, or partial round of golf.

As this is being written, the Ladies Championship rounds are ongoing with theresults being reported later. The Men’s Championship follows soon, then theinfamous Member-Member on the 22nd and 23rd.

We will be announcing the hiring of a new club General Manager.The selection was the culmination of a very comprehensive process.After receiving 21 applications from all over the country, varioustesting and interviewing processes took place, finally reducing thefield to two finalists. The entire Board of Directors participat-ed in the selection and we will, at a later date, be very pleased tointroduce our “winning” candidate who is scheduled to take overthe position around the first of April.

Lastly, the driving range may be closed for the season as we explorethe extent of damage from the last downpour. All in all, life atChaparral is pretty good! v

RON MARLINOUR BUCCANEER PRESIDENTAYE, HE RUNS A SMOOTH SHIP

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Tennis/PickleballBy JAN NIZIC

Bring your sun block and sun glasses.The courts are ready for both tennis

and pickleball. Our tennis pro continuesour clinics on Tuesday, Wednesday andSaturday at 9:00 AM. Drop- ins are always welcome.Women’s pickleball is at 8:00 AM on Monday, Wednesdayand Friday. We are having a great turn out. The more the

merrier and we encourage new players to join us and try it out. Paddles areavailable on the courts.

Men play pickleball on Tuesday, Thursday at 8:00 AM.At 1:00 on Sundays. Please check with the pro shop fornon-family guest passes.

See you on the courts!

For questions please contact Jan Nizic: jjnizic@gmail.com,503.449.5792. v

Jan Nizic

Lobster nightwas once again

sold out in just acouple of days.We cooked andcracked 112 livelobsters in about a2-hour windowspan. All in atten-dance seemed toenjoy theirevening. The new items on thelunch menu have been wellreceived like Mango Tango Salad,Grilled Hawaiian PineappleChicken Sandwich andGorgonzola Bacon Mac andCheese.

About 100 members and guestscame to our Super Bowl party.Everyone enjoyed the buffet,drinks and atmosphere.The art show for 2017 had mem-bers and guests eating their foodeverywhere. They were in thelounge, on the patio both forbreakfast and lunch. v

ROLAND ULBER

From the Chef

LET’S havesome fun –A CHEFQUIZ

1. Guess how many alacarte 8 oz cut prime riband king cut 12 oz primerib we’ve sold in the last 4½ months?2. Guess how manyEscargot we sold sincewe’ve started offeringthem?3. Guess how manyMarco’s Hot Dogs we’vesold since 2013?

Answers on page 10

BeerholersBeerholersT he Beerholers now have a

Recycling Separator,built by Fred Ulrich and healso donated all the parts.Now they don’t have to bendover to crush the cans. It hasincreased the efficiency by50%. Way to go guys. v

From the Website Committee:

T he website committee is always interested in photos that members takeof the Chaparral community. Whether you have photos of an event in

the dining room, on the golf course, tennis courts or interesting shotsaround the property, we would love to showcase our members’ photos onthe website. Photos can be submitted electronically toLkrier@Chaparralcc.org, or stop by with a memory stick and we will grab acopy (the latter is necessary if we plan to use the photo in theRoadrunner).v

L-R Richard Budlong, Pat Wilbur, HalParadis, Bill Kopenhaver and Fred Ulrich

From the Office:

Hard to believe it is time for this reminder!! If you are planning to headback to your summer home, please let the office know where you

want your mail. Yes, the Post Office can forward your mail, but sometimesthat creates delays in receiving your mail. It only takes a minute for theoffice to check a box for your statements and Roadrunner. v

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SUMMARY UPDATE

It’s March… can you believe it?

u Our property management has moved backto their Corporate Office.

u Cindy and Yvette have already proved it ismuch more efficient.

u We are still in the process of fine tuning ourpolicies and procedures.

u Rules and regulations will be reviewed andready for the membership review this Fall.

u Elections are this month and we will bring our members up to datewith our goals for the year.

THE BOARD WORKS FOR YOUThe establishment of Board goals are necessary to continue our improve-ments. Our team and our management must be strong analytically. Asmost of you heard in the open session, Mrs. Boyd had a question on poolfurniture maintenance. This was because we changed the procedure of howand when the furniture gets cleaned. I would like to assure the membershipif a change like this occurs… it is more than a financial decision. I believethis is why the Board was voted in for; their experience to manage, analyze,and implement good practices. As the membership, it is your job to give usconstructive observation and suggestions to analyze those areas of concern.

The board’s fiduciary responsibility is to take care of the needs of the com-munity, while balancing the budget. Once an issue is brought up to theBoard, members should know that the issue will be reviewed and if neces-sary, a response will be sent back within 30 to 45 days.

Remember, the Board are volunteers and meet once a month. Starting inApril, there will be a form to fill out at the open meeting and online forsuggestions and/or observations. These items would be investigated andaddressed at the next meeting (committee, executive, or open board). Thiswill assist the Board in being most efficient. v

HOA President’s Report

ELLIE WARTHER

Safety First:

While some members enjoyed learning aboutfire extinguishers during the Emergency

Preparedness demonstration, recently during theClubhouse’s annual fire extinguisher servicing, manyemployees also experienced first-hand, how to prop-erly and correctly use an extinguisher. v

EARTHQUAKEPREPAREDNESSBy HILLARY STONE, Chair

The Emergency PreparednessCommittee (EPC) has receivedpositive feedback from thosewho have come to the past twoOpen Board meetings andpicked up their MAP YOURNEIGHBORHOOD pamphlets.Even residents are asking theClubhouse receptionist whenand where they can pick up theirpamphlets. Here is the goodnews, soon the area BlockCaptains will be hand deliveringthem to your front door with acover letter explaining the pur-pose of the pamphlet, beingfamiliar with the steps to followafter a disaster strikes, where tostore it, and to remember thatthis pamphlet stays with theproperty address. It cannot bestressed enough to be familiarwith the steps to follow. Pleaseshare this information if youhave family or guests at yourhome and especially if you rentyour home out to snowbirds.Please know you are welcome toattend the EPC monthly meet-ings September through June,the third Monday of the monthat 1:00 pm in the ActivitiesCenter Boardroom. v

Rossy Castanada, long-time employee “puts out the fire”

F or the month of March, Albert Managementreceived 10 architectural applications and 8 out of

the 10 received were incomplete. For those of you turn-ing in your applications complete, thank you. For thoseof you not turning in a complete application, pleasehelp us here.

Normally, the policy is that if management doesn’treceive a complete application it would be returned tothe owner with a letter stating why the application isn’tcomplete which only prolongs approval. TheArchitectural Committee and Board of Directors arehappy that homeowners want to improve their resi-dence and do not want to hold up approval.

We are asking that each homeowner take a little moretime in providing a complete application to the man-agement office. This includes the following:

u The entire 4 page application turned in and signedwhere indicated

u The appropriate addition, improvement and/ormodification checked on the front page

u Required attachments such as drawings or plans

u The application fee and refundable deposit

u The contractor information as outlined on page #3of the application

NEIGHBOR AWARENESS SIGNATURESPlease remember that neighbor awareness signatures arejust that, Neighbor Awareness, not Neighbor Approval!If you turn in an application and neighbor awareness

signatures are not obtained, it will be up to theArchitectural Committee to approve the applicationwithout the neighbor awareness signature and on a caseby case basis.

If your neighbor is not home, the house is vacant or youare unable to get in touch with the owner, owners mustnotify an absentee owner in writing of their intendedmodification to their residence. You may also contactthe management office at 760-346-9000 and they canhelp provide you with the name of your neighbor. Youcan then look up your neighbors name and try to makecontact by using the Roster provided to you by theCountry Club. You can include a copy of the letter thatyou mailed to your neighbor so that management andthe Architectural Committee are aware of yourattempts.

IMPORTANT DUE DATEThe Architectural Committee normally meets on the2nd Thursday of each month. This means that all appli-cations must be turned into the management office nolater than the Friday prior to the meeting date, no laterthan 10:00 am. This allows management enough timeto process the application, include it with the rest of thereceived applications and get the complete packet out tothe Architectural Committee for their “ArchitecturalRounds” on Tuesday. If you do not have your applica-tion turned in to the management office located at41865 Boardwalk, Suite 101, Palm Desert, CA 92211 by10:00 am, the Friday before themeeting, it will be reviewed at thefollowing monthsArchitectural Committeemeeting.

The architectural applica-tion and guidelines areavailable on the website atwww.chaparralcc.org. Youcan go to Documents andForms, scroll down toHomeowners Associationand the Application andPolices are there for you toprint or review. You may alsocontact the managementoffice at 760-346-9000. v

Architectural Application RemindersArchitectural Application RemindersBy CINDY DOANE, CCAM

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ART SHOWART SHOWBy KAREN RODRIGUEZ, House Chair

Sue Krenwinkel and Margie Weisner co-chaired the Chaparral ART SHOW on Sunday, February 12th, 2017. Alarge crowd was on hand to see the art work of 27 artists. On display were paintings, photography, jewelry

design, sculpture, books, quilts and much much more. There was also a special lunch served in the lounge and onthe patio. v

Dick Lockridge

L-R: Erin Cofrin, daughter, with Margie Weisner.“Erin helped out a lot,” Margie said

Sue Krenwinkel

Kathy McIntosh

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Lots of Talenton Display

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2017 Mixed Couples Tournament2017 Mixed Couples Tournament“Pirates of the Caribbean”“Pirates of the Caribbean”By LINDSAY and DAVID DEINZER, Tournament Chairpersons

T hey say it takes a village to raise a child. Well it takes a fantastic group of people topull off one of the best Chaparral Mixed Couples Invitational ever! The Pirates of the

Caribbean theme set sail from Friday night (February 24th) through Sunday night(February 26th). We witnessed a lot of wenches and black beards totally engaged in themoment. Thank yous go out to our entire Pro Shop for dealing with several “hiccups”

along the way. Al, our ever-readygood sport, donned a pirate outfitwhile keeping 168 golfers moving.Chef Roland, Monique and staffpresented a fabulous array of “grogand grub” and to our Robin, a bigthanks! And Larry Krier who tookall those pictures and then hadthem ready for table settings at the Sunday night dinner.

Ben and Bill Krenwinkel and Audrey Egan deserve specialrecognition and thanks for their behind-the-scenes help, aswell as Jerie Best, Jim and Janice Black, Rae Domene, Betty

Leavitt, Scott and Ruth McBride, Janet Sellandand Cheryl Stark. The tireless work of our com-mittee of Sharon and Gary Gries, SueKrenwinkel, Sara and Steve Leavitt, Sharon andEd Walsh and Judy and Pete Watson deservesome muchneeded rest.

We had over 40financial spon-sors and anabundance ofdonated giftc e r t i f i c a t e sfrom valleybusinesses. v

L-R: Tim, Sue Morrissey; Dorie, Jim PannetteFlight I - 130

Mike, Barbie Blecher with Steve, Sara LeavittFlight III - 140

L-R: Jeanette, Jim Short; Jim, Joyce Brown Flight II - 138

GROSS WINNERS

Walter Hawk wonthe Putting

Contest. “Whatelse is new?”

Monique - Dining RoomSupervisor

“Your table number was”

L-R: David, Erin announced results.

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February, March, April....and AdiosFebruary, March, April....and AdiosBy KAREN RODRIGUEZ, House Chair

F ebruary is a month with lots of letters in its name but few days. That being said, westill seem to pack lots of things into our schedules. Great golf events, Valentine’s

Day celebrating, and even somemischief…….enter SpeakeasyChaparral and the 1920s. Menin black, ladies in fringed dress-es and flapping strings of pearlsentered to the flashing of mediacameras and the offer of smokesfrom the lovely strolling saleslady. Excited to be gatheredwith friends, they chatted andordered their favorite drinks,

including the delicious evening specialty, Between theSheets , as they ignored the fact that Prohibition still wasthe law. Strolling next into dinner and the great sounds ofNight Shift the evening continued on to a roaring greattime for all.

We are now in March with our last Club Chaparral of theseason, History of Rock ’n Roll which was held on March 8,and an all-time favorite Western dinner-dance where wecan all wear jeans, eat great bar-be-qued vittles and kick upour heels at Dancin’ In Denim on Saturday the 25th.

Remember next April too as we will once again host ourchildren’s egg hunt the Saturday before Easter, and followed the next day by our fabulous brunch. April, and the endof the winter Chaparral season, culminates in our big fiesta and dance Adios Amigos! So, get these events on your cal-endar and be ready for more fun in our sunny desert Clubhouse. And then keep your eyes and ears open as ourSummer events take shape for your continued enjoyment. v

Tough Crowd

Hi Ladies!

Hillary Stone“Smokes anyone?”

History of Rock ‘n RollHistory of Rock ‘n RollOn March 8th, 2017, Club Chaparral, a dinner show, was held at the Clubhouse.

Roland, our chef, provided a spectacular dinner and the show featuring TheBand, Flyer began promptly at 7:00 PM. 159 members and guests were treated topopular songs fromthe 60’s, 70’s and80’s. They heardfavorites from theBeach Boys, FourTops, Eagles and

many more. The band demonstrated the complexi-ties of combining country western with rock androll. A great time was had by all. v The Band, Flyer

L-R: Charlie, Carol Grayenjoying the show

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LadyLady NinersNinersBy VICTORIA SLOTTO

T he fun times we had inFebruary made this already-

short month just fly by.

The Desert Classic Tournamentfor members of the Desert NinersCouncil took place at MissionHills on February 28th, giving anumber of our members theopportunity to play the coursethat hosts the LPGA. We were notwithout winners. In the putting

contest, Loretta Budlong and Kay Garbizo were run-ners-up and Peggy Clay, the winner. Playing on theTournament Course with a 4-way tie of 49 (requiring acard-off) our own Barbara Steckel made a first placeshowing and Jill Brogan, second place. Way to go,Chaparral Lady 9’ers! We were the first executive courseto be invited to join this league.

Our annual joint event for both men and women 9’erswhisked us across the pond to Scotland with the themeof LADS AND LASSES, though none of the men hadthe courage to wear kilts. Winners were as follows:FLIGHT 1 – GROSS FIRST PLACE (29) Rod andSandy Britt; Christine and Dave Cummings SECONDPLACE - GROSS (4 Way Tie) (32) Dick and CarolLasko; Sverre and Gerd Eng; Jim and Linda Tjaden; KenDegree and Barbara Wedel FLIGHT 1 – NET FIRSTPLACE (20.2)Bill and Sharon Frank; Wally and KathyMcKenzie SECOND PLACE NET(20.6) Jack and CherylStark; Mike and Patty Currier FLIGHT 2 – GROSSFIRST PLACE (30) Stephen and Janice Groschen; Garyand Kay Garbizo SECOND PLACE (31) Bill and TerriHadfield; Richard and Loretta Budlong FLIGHT 2 –NET FIRST PLACE (19.2) Dennis Campbell and Ellie

Warther; Bob and Peggy Clay SECOND PLACE (19.4)David and Victoria Slotto; Stanley Rasynitis and DevenEdwards. Closest to the Line (Front and Back) MacEmerson and Bob Clay

Closest to the Pin (Front and Back) Joan DellaMaggiore,Dennis Campbell, Russ LaMantia, and Barbara Wedel.We all agreed that we owe much gratitude to Jerie Bestwho has chaired the event for 12 years running!

Our Lady 9’ers Championship Tournament allowedeach of us to bring out our best game. The results:

2017 Club Champion - Linda Tjaden

2017 Runner-up - Jerie BestFlight 11st Net - Deven Edwards; 2nd Net - Kay Garbizo

Flight 21st Gross - Sandy Britt; 2nd Gross - Jill Brogan1st Net - Victoria Slotto; 2nd Net - Toni Friedman v

VICTORIA SLOTTO

L-R: Deven Edwards, Kay Garbizo,Linda Tjaden - Club Champion, Jill Brogan - President

Table setting for LADS and LASSES exquisitely doneby Linda Tjaden.

Desert Classic Players

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F ebruary 9th, CWGC had their Guest Day “Golf is Like Love” co-chaired by Hillary Stone, Sue Krenwinkel and Elle Klump. It was a

beautiful warm day. These ladies put a lot of work into this tourna-ment and it showed. What a lovely time everyone had with a greatlunch following play. The winners were:Flight I – Gross Winners –First – Elle Klump, JoanParkin and guests. Flight II – Gross Winners– First – Jonne Swan, MikiSloan and guests. Flight III – Gross Winners– First – Sharon Walsh,Karen Rodriguez andguests. Thank youHillary, Sue and Elle forsuch a beautiful well runtournament. v

L-R: Guest, Miki Sloan, Jonne Swan, Guest

L-R: Guest, Sharon Walsh,Guest, Karen Rodriguez

ChaparralChaparral PuttersPuttersOn February 6th, 2017, Chaparral Putters hosted Woodhaven, an

annual event. The competition was fierce but the ChaparralPutters held their own. The results are as follows: Barbara Wolff firstgross, Pam Hansen, second. Helen Sweatt third, Judy Schatan fourth. On the net side, Alice Gregory first, NatalieKarol, second, Betty Leavitt third, Doris McNamara fourth.

On February 22nd, 2017, theChaparral Putters went toOasis Country Club for a tour-nament. Evelyn Grabowskifinished second gross andBarbara Wedel had two aces.

EDITOR’S NOTE: TheChaparral Putters play at manyclubs, but feel Oasis has themost challenging putting area.I’ll agree with that! v

L-R: Judy Schatan and Barbara Wolffwith Woodhaven playing partners

Battle of the SexesBattle of the SexesSkunk Tournament 2017Skunk Tournament 2017

The Ladies won the 4th annual Skunk Tournamentwhich was held on Saturday, February 11th, 2017.The winners were served an elegant beef dinner onfine china, while the losers ate chicken (an upgradefrom hotdogs). Also, there were gross and net win-ners for both men and ladies as well as drawings forfabulous gifts from the pro shop. The men had betterget ready for next year’s confrontation.v

CWGCCWGC February Guest DayFebruary Guest DayBy JONNE SWAN

L-R: Geri Stoneburner, Barbara Wedel,Evelyn Grabowski, Ruth Taran, chair,

enjoying time at Oasis

Final Score: Ladies 1380 - Men 1266. Nice Win!

L-R: Margy Schaefer, Guest,Sharon Gries, Guest

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By DAVID M. JAMES, PGAMP

Men’s Interclub final round was played on MondayMarch 6 at Oasis; Chaparral under the leadership

of Rudy Friedrich, Jeff Christiansen, and myself tookhome the victory. It was very close, three rounds ofStableford using the top 16 each event of 20 playersfrom each team. The results were 1696 point forChaparral, 1684 for Oasis and 1677 Marrakesh. Way togo Boys!!

ForeTees updated, we now have the App. Please down-load the app to your smart phone or other device, soyou can have the tee sheet and events at your fingertips.The app is very simple to navigate. Go to the website orcome in the pro shop and we will assist you in getting

the app all setup on your devices. You can be awayfrom Chaparral and look to see the golf schedule oryour favorite tournament on line.

Sign up for the men’s club dinner on March 29 to hearBrian David Morgan give a great slide show from his 50years of photography in golf and be there to cheer onthe 2017 Men’s Club Champion winners as well.

Our last few deliveries of Jamie Sadock and Tail havearrived for spring, get them before they are gone! Comein the shop and check out the sales, as the season startsto wind down we will be changing up the sales weekly.Cleveland Golf is coming to Chaparral to do a demoday on wedges. We’ll post the dates and times when theyare finalized. v

From the Desk of the Master Pro

L-R: Jeff Christiansen, Rudy Friedrich, co-captains,display trophy

The Team - Congratulations!

Men’s ClubMen’s ClubOn Wednesday, February 28th, 2017, forty-seven golfers played in a scrambleformat followed by a delicious lunch. During dessert announcements weremade reminding the men to sign up for the Member/Member to be heldMarch 21, 22, 23 and the Men’s Club Golf and dinner set for March 29th. vEDITOR’S NOTE: On February 11th Fred McBride had a hole-in-one onthe 17th hole and on February 15th, Marty Farber aced the 8th hole.

L-R John Mehlin, Dennis Campbell, Dan Hansen, Mike Hauslecrushed the Field with a 45.9

CHEFQUIZANSWERSfrom page 21. 8 0z cuts – 650 orders,

315 pounds

12 oz cuts – 235 orders,176 pounds

2. 213 Escargot orders X 6 =1278

3. We sold 688 orders ofMarco’s Hot Dogs since2013 – 172 pounds.That’s a lot of pounds!

INTERCLUB

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By MIKE JENSEN, Golf Course Superintendent

The golf course is always in a state of transition.When the greens are hungry, off color and grow-

ing very slowly, they tend to be very fast. The prob-lem with the greens being lean and hungry is therepair time for ball marks is almost doubled. Thevisual appearance is not as desirable and under stressthe greens are more susceptible to disease and insectdamage. It is always our desire to give you the bestconditions possible, while maintaining a healthystand of turf. The tournament schedule and weather

conditions affect the timing of our applications of fertilizer and chemi-cals. Sometimes we struggle to find an open window to apply products.It is always a balancing act to keep on top of everything. That’s why Iwould like to personally thank all of you members who help, from fixingball marks on greens, filling divots, dead-heading flower blooms, pickingup palm fronds and trash, volunteering on committees and just giving ofyour time! We couldn’t do the job we do without your help. Our sincer-est thanks to all of you! v

Superintendent’s Message NOTES FROM THE OFFICEBy LARRY KRIER,Manager of Finance andAdministration

FROM THE ICCM:Interim Country ClubManager

Thank you, thank you,thank you. I could fillthe page with theseand it wouldn’t be

enough to correctly show our appreci-ation for volunteers. Those memberswho help on committees and specialinterest groups are VITAL to the suc-cess of Chaparral. During the lastweek of February, finishing with theInvitational Tournament, the successesof the week were largely attributed tovolunteers and the hours they spend.If you volunteer on a board committee;like Golf, Greens and Grounds,Finance or House and Appearance oran event committee, we thank you foryour time. Those who recently spenthours sprucing up the flowers aroundthe clubhouse, they look awesome andwe thank you. While some work mustbe completed by employees, volunteerscan stay active and help out the com-munity at the same time. If you areinterested in volunteering for a com-mittee for the Club or the HOA, pleasestop by.

WHO’S RESPONSIBLE? You are! Asthe homeowner, it is your responsibilityto make sure your family and guestsknow the rules and follow them. Ifsomeone gets hurt as a result of yourguests’ actions, the homeowner is ulti-mately on the hook. Please inform yourfamily and guest of dress codes, courserules and proper use of the fitness cen-ter and tennis courts. When completingwaivers, many guests do not completethe forms entirely, legibly or honestly(we’ve had a few smart-aleck formsturned in). While this hasn’t resulted inany major accident or injury, we wouldlike to avoid that at all costs. With Easterand Spring Break coming up soon, thenumber of guests will increase. Let’s besafe and have a fun time. Thank you.v

GREENS

In MemoryChaparral offers sincere

condolences to the family of:

PLEASE NOTE: TheRoadrunner staffmay not be aware ofsomeone’s passingand as such could omit aname. Or, we couldinadvertently misspella name. If that happens, weextend our utmost apology.

Marjorie SinclairBud Bradley

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FINANCIALSBy HILLARY STONE, ChairEnding Balance January 31, 2017: $1,493.76Credits: Expenses:2-24-17 Monday Poker 1-23 _ 2-20 $135.00 2-20-17 CVERG mtg. supplies $19.762-28-17 Summer Beerholers recycle $285.00Ending Balance February 28, 2017 $1, 894.00

MIKE JENSEN

Children’s Egg HuntComing UpApril 15th, 1 p.m.

Book Club MeetingWill be held on Thursday,April 13th, at 2:00 P.M. in theActivities Center meetingroom. The book isWhenEverythingChanged byGail Collins.The leader isPaulineGunderloy.

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