duties on

June 1. We always look

forward to fresh ideas

that a new board brings

to our organization.

In the meantime, we

have much that lies

ahead in the next two

months to end the year.

Lots of fun activities con-

tinue - Cards and Games,

a book discussion with

author Richard Paradise,

Happy Hours, Bunco, (Continued on page 3)

No April Fools, it is

spring even if the weath-

er seems to be playing a

prank on us. Spring is a

season we associate

with renewal and

fresh beginnings.

That is also true of

Newcomers Long-

timers as we will

approve the slate

of officers provid-

ed by our Nomi-

nating Committee for

2018-2019 at the April

luncheon and follow it

up with a preview of the

new lake fashions mod-

eled by our members.

The new board will be

inducted into office at

the May luncheon and

officially take on their

I love the luncheon style

show! Probably because

Susan has done such a

great job organizing this

the last two years! April

19th at the Ozark Yacht

Club will find members

modeling styles from

local boutiques - just in

time to refresh your

summer wardrobe! The

lunch menu includes a

side salad, half of a club

sandwich on wheat

bread, broccoli cheese

soup, and cookies. Price

is $20 payable at the

(Continued on page 2)

“When you volunteer you

vote every day about the kind

of community you want to live

in.” -Unknown

Sue’s Views—A Note From the Prez I N S I D E

T H I S

I S S U E :

April Luncheon

(cont’d.)

2

Community

Awareness

2

Sue’s View

(cont’d.)

3

Election Time 3

2018 Style

Show

4

Turn Your

Radio On

5

Deepest Sym-

pathy

5

Home Tour

Sponsors

6

On The Board 7

Birthdays 8

Membership 8

Pixs 9

Home Tour 10

Cards &

Games

11

Dining Out 12

Style Show Luncheon—April 19

News & Views A P R I L 2 0 1 8 N E W C O M E R S L O N G T I M E R S

P A G E 2

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how

Lun

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n (c

ont.d

) door. Reservations

need to be earlier for

this one - Thursday

April 12th. Parking is

at a premium at the

Yacht Club so I highly

recommend carpooling

as much as possible!

The charity of the

month is the Cancer

Center at Lake Region-

al Hospital. We will be

announcing the new

slate of officers for the

board, with a vote to

follow. Hope you can

bring a friend and get

(Continued from page 1) your style on! Don’t

forget our May lunch-

eon includes a service

fair. You should have

received an email

about becoming a ven-

dor. If you provide any

kind of service at the

lake - whether it is re-

lated to home, yard,

boat, travel, beauty,

pets - you name it, we

encourage you to dis-

play your service at

the May 17th luncheon

at Community Chris-

tian Church in Cam-

denton. You can reach

me at 319-329-0880 or

email me at claudi-

at8@msn.com with

any questions or reser-

vations for the April

luncheon and the May

service fair.

from the past after

lunch. Thanks to all

who participated in

the raffle at the March

luncheon to make our

donation possible. In

addition, a special

thanks to a few of our

Newcomers presented

a donation of $131.00

to the Camden County

Historical So-

ciety and

Museum at

the March

luncheon.

Daphne

Jeffries, Di-

rector of the

Museum,

presented an inter-

esting history of the

museum before lunch

and entertained us

with interesting stories

members for donating

their raffle winnings

back to the museum.

A fine example of how

our members go above

and beyond to help

out in the community.

Way to go ladies!

The April 19th lunch-

eon Community

Awareness charity will

be the Cancer Center

at Lake Regional.

Marcy Maxwell, Direc-

tor of the Cancer Cen-(Continued on page 5)

N E W S & V I E W S

P A G E 3

A No

te fr

om th

e Pr

ez (C

ont’d

) Couples Bunco, Dining

Out, a tour of the

Tracker boat factory,

and Single Ladies Din-

ing Out to fill our time

until the warm weath-

er finally brings the

lake to life. Our grand

finale on May 19, is the

Home Tour, which is

our one fundraiser for

charities and scholar-

ships. Volunteering at

the Home Tour is actu-

ally very enjoyable and

a great opportunity to

give back to our won-

(Continued from page 1) derful community.

We really need

great participation

from our mem-

bership for the

most successful

outcome. So let’s

close out the year

with continued

fellowship in the activi-

ties and the rewarding

experience and self-

satisfaction of volun-

teerism for the Home

Tour.

It’s Election

Time

April Luncheon is al-

ways a fun event with

the return of our win-

ter vacationers to the

Lake and, of course,

anticipation of the

Style Show. In addi-

tion, April is the time

of year we begin pre-

paring for our next

year by electing new

officers. The slate of

nominees for the

2018-2019 season

are:

N E W S & V I E W S

Claudia Thomas

Jane Wright

Iris Wright Donna Steele

Rosie Losito Katy Kirn

Claudia Thomas President Jane Wright 1st Vice Pres.

Donna Steele 2nd Vice Pres. Iris Wright Secretary

Katy Kirn Corresp. Sec’y Rosie Losito Treasurer

Nominations will also be accepted from the floor for all the positions.

On Thursday, April 19, the annual N/L Fashion Show

and Luncheon will be held at the Ozark Yacht Club.

We have wonderful models and beautiful clothes for

your enjoyment.

Please patronize our sponsors, as they have worked

hard to bring you the best of their boutique!

Please make your reservation through e-vite©. Res-

ervations must be made by April 12, 2017.

The NL 2018 Fashion Show

P A G E 5 N E W C O M E R S

will include 6 premier

homes in Porto Cima and

The Villages. All homes

will offer a variety of

unique qualities, design

and decor. The home

tour raises funds that are

given back to the com-

munity in the form of

charitable donations and

scholarships. The pro-

ceeds from this year’s

home tour will benefit

Kids Harbor and S.A.R.T.

out of Lake Regional as

the two organizations

work cooperatively. In

addition, scholarships

will be awarded to stu-

dents at the Lake Career

and Technical Center in

Camdenton. Help us to

spread the word to all

radio listeners and Home

Tour enthusiasts about

these special dates.

….Turn Your Radio On

and listen to our very

own, Sharon Yoder,

Thursday, May 10 at

9:30am on cool 102.7.

Sharon, our home tour

spokesperson, will be

sharing some infor-

mation on the upcoming

Newcomers Longtimers

24th Annual Home Tour

Saturday, May 19 from

10:00am to 4:00pm.

This year, the home tour

CALLING ON ALL RADIO LISTENERS!

Community Awareness (Cont’d)

….Turn Your

Radio On and

listen to our

very own,

Sharon Yoder,

Thursday, May

10 at 9:30am

on cool 102.7.

The Community Aware-

ness Committee's theme

for this year is "The Power

of Volunteerism" to

change lives and enhance

the community.

ter, will explain how dona-

tions and volunteers help

to fill the need of those

struggling with cancer.

(Continued from page 2)

Barbara Osborn— Death of Husband, Howard

Anne McCollister— Death of Husband, Don

We Extend Our Deepest Sympathy

Special Thanks to N/L Home Tour Sponsors

More Ads in the May Newsletter!

Business Nme

O n T h e B o a rd

Single Ladies Dining

Out

Saturday, April 7

5 p.m.

J. Bruner's Restaurant

5166 Osage Beach Pkwy, Osage Beach

Dining Out Tuesday, April 10

6 p.m.

Bentley's

3100 Bagnell Dam Blvd, Lake Ozark

Sewing Circle Thursday, April 12

2 p.m.

Osage Beach Public Library

1064 Gutridge Lane, Osage Beach

Meet the Author –

Richard Paradise

Monday, April 16

4:30-7:00 p.m.

JB Hook's Sunset Room 2260 Bagnell Dam

Boulevard Lake Ozark

Couples Bunco Wednesday, April 18

5 p.m.

Lil' Rizzo (Outlet Mall Location)

Osage Beach

NL Ladies Luncheon

& Style Show

Thursday, April 19

11 a.m. to 1:30p.m.

Ozark Yacht Club 500 Yacht Club Landing

Lake Ozark

Tracker Marine Manu-

facturing Tour

Thursday, April 26

10 a.m.

1500 Maple Lane, Lebanon

Ladies Bunco Thursday, April 26

11 a.m.

Golden Corral, 3734 Osage Beach Pkwy

Cards & Games Thursday, May 3

9:45 a.m.

Community Christian Church

1064 N Business Rte 5, Camdenton,

Cards & Games

Looking forward to May -- our final event of the year is com-ing up fast! Where did the year go? We will be playing on May 3rd

at the Community Christian

Church, 1064 N Business

Route 5, Camdenton, MO host-

ed by Disciples Women.

Breakfast pastries will be

served and for lunch the menu will be

Chicken Tetrazzini, spinach salad, hot

rolls & homemade desserts. Hope to see

you there for the last Canasta of the year.

We are now accepting dues renewals

for 2018-19. Please remit $20.00 at any

activity or send a check (made out

to NCLT) to Mary Ann Overkamp at

1675 Torino Cir Osage Beach, MO

65065. It is a great time to get your friends to join. New Members dues will be for the remainder

of the year and for 2018-19 inclusive.

Membership information/forms along with a lot of other great information is on our website: http://www.newcomerslongtimers.com

March

2018

Dining

Out

Diners, Dives

& Drive-Ins

The Willowes

Bar & Grill

March 2018

N/L Shirts Are Now Available!

You asked for them.... we made it happen! Pink N/L Shirts will once again be available for a limited

time. Shirts come in 3 styles, a pull over tee style with a round neck, a pull over tee style with a V neck

or a button down and in a variety of sizes. If you are not sure what size to order please stop at Glitz &

Glamour to try them on. All styles are $21.

Our lovely models are wearing the shirts to give you an idea of what they look like if you have not previ-

ously seen the shirts. The tee style in picture is the V neck style.

Volunteers are not required to have a N/L shirt for home tour but we do ask that you please wear a pink

shirt if you do not have a N/L shirt. If you would like to have a shirt to wear by Home Tour, you need to

place your order with Corky Green quickly at the store Glitz & Glamour, by phone at 573-480-1672 or by

email at

glitz_glamourstore@yahoo.com.

The Last Dining Out of the Season is May 8th!!!

Our last Dining Out until October will be at Michael's Steak Cha-

let Tuesday, May 8th. Happy Hour will be at 5:00 pm with dinner

served at 6 pm. Michael's did a great job of getting our food to us, com-

plete with their giant baked potato , so we look forward to visiting this

fine restaurant again.

This year's dinner's will Include House Salad with choice of Dressings,

Bread Service, Grilled Asparagus and the afore mentioned Baked Pota-

to, Coffee or Tea, Dessert, Tax and Tip with the following:

Choice of Entrees:

Crab Stuffed Chicken Breast, a large breast stuffed with crab and provolone, baked and

topped with sun dried tomato aioli.

Grilled Norwegian Salmon, served with dill sauce.

Bone-in Pork Chops, grilled and topped with plum sauce.

All entrees listed above are priced at $35.00 per person inclusive.

Also being offered this year is an 8 oz. Fillet Mignon, seasoned with Andria sauce and grilled to

temperature, Priced at $40.00 per person inclusive.

Reservations and Checks for the correct amount made out to me, Donna Steele are due

by May 1st!!!!

Please mail to me at 4675 Harbor Heights Lane, Osage Beach, Mo. 65065.

Questions, or need to cancel? Please call me at 702-328-4505.

This will be my final dinner as Chairwoman for Dining Out! Seems there is a two year term limit! I

want you all to know how much I have enjoyed planning these dinners and getting to know all of

you. We have a great group of people. I am proud to be a Newcomer/Longtimer and hope we make

people feel welcome to our community as well as donating through our raffles and Home Tour to

many charities in the area. Vicky Faulstich will be heading up this position and we are looking for a

Newbie who would like to be her helper. Let me know if you are interested

at dksteele7@hotmail.com.

Hope to see you May 8th!!!

1440 Swiss Village Road

Osage Beach, MO

Take the express way to the KK exit

and go 2/3's of the way around the

traffic circle. Watch for the sign!

Sue Bleigh

Katy Kirn

Claudia Thomas

Nancie Boland

Jane Ferris

Carol Olivarri

Donna Steele

Susan Akscin

Newsletter Editor

Jane Delaney

www.newcomerslongtimers.com