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Four Seasons

Celebrating 50 Years~1966-2016

Publication of the Lakes of the Four Seasons Property Owners Association September 2016

September Calendarof Events

• September 5 - Labor Day. POA Office Closed. Last Day LOFS Pool is open.• September 6 - Lake Enhancement Association Meeting 7 pm @ Clubhouse• September 7 - Lions Meeting 7 pm @ Clubhouse• September 10 - Fishing Tournament on Lake Holiday, 5:30 am Sign In @ Boat Launch• September 10 – WGA Garage, Craft & Vendor Sale 9 am - 2 pm at Clubhouse lower parking lot• September 13 - Photo Club Meeting 6 pm @ Clubhouse• September 13 - Fishing Club Meeting 7 pm Downstairs @ 19th Hole• September 14 - Lions Meeting 7 pm @ Clubhouse• September 15 – Keen- Agers Luncheon Noon @ Clubhouse• September 19 - REMC LED Bulb Promotion 3 pm – 7 pm @ Clubhouse• September 26 - POA Public Board Meeting 7:30 pm @ Clubhouse• September 27 - House & Garden Club Luncheon Noon @ Clubhouse• September 28 - Lions Meeting 7 pm @ Clubhouse

Celebrating 50 Years~1966-2016

As Lakes of the Four Seasons celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2016, we thought it would be interesting to take a look back at some of the events that occurred each

month during 1966 when the community was first being built.

September, 1966

The Results Are In!By Paul Boris,Director of Golf2016 Johnny Classic Junior Golf Tournament Results• 18 Hole Division Champion – Zach Hedge• 9 Hole Division Champion – Daniel Sibincic• 6 Hole Division Champion – Rhena Kiger• 4 Hole Division Champion – Austin Goodrich• Intro to Golf 2 Hole Champion – Lauren Jeffries (1 Hole Sudden Death Playoff) • Honorable Mention – Jacob Metzger (Lost in Sudden Death)

I would like to personally thank each and every parent and member that helped out in a supervisory role this year throughout the junior golf academy. Without your help the academy could not run as smoothly as it does and ev-ery bit of support you offered meant the world to me and my staff. The success of the program has much to do with the role you played this year, thank you for supporting us and the kids!2016 Junior/Adult Tournament Results• Division – Finn Kiger (Jeff Kiger)2016 Couples Club Championship Tournament

Results• Champions – Kayla Mastey & Jay Robison2016 Senior Club Championship Tournament Results• Men’s Sub Senior Division (50 – 59yrs.) Club Champions (Gross) Chris Brownlee• Men’s Sub Senior Division (50 – 59yrs.) Club Champion (Net) Joe Lukawski• Men’s Senior Division (60 – 69yrs.) Club Champion (Gross) Kim Spasoff (1 Hole Sudden Death Playoff)• Men’s Senior Division (60 – 69yrs.) Club Co-Champions (Net) David Driver, Ken Levander, Rich Musgrove, Joe Kristoff (4-way Tie)• Men’s Super-Senior Division (70yrs.+) Club Champion (Gross) Larry Pietrowicz (1 Hole Sudden Death Playoff)• Men’s Super-Senior Division (70yrs.+) Club Champion (Net) Bob Keller• Ladies Senior Division Club Champion (Gross) Debby Gulley• Ladies Senior Division Club Champion (Net) Mitzi Levander2016 WGA/MGA Clash of the Titans Champions

• Craig Patz and Wendy Smith2016 MGA Lake vs. Porter Champions Lake County – Ken Hall, Rick Morin, Joe Bardeson and Scott Brakebill2016 WGA Steeplechase Results• Rachel Mastey (Champion) – Wendy Smith (2nd Place) – Kim Brownlee (3rd Place)

I would like to congratulate each of the aforementioned champions on a well-deserved victory enjoy your glory and be prepared to defend your ti-tles going into next year as the field will be gunning for you!Labor Day Sale! September 2 to September 5

The Golf Shop will be run-ning a clearance sidewalk sale on much of its in-stock Spring/Summer apparel to make way for fall gear! Discounts will range anywhere from 30-75% off the original price. Come on by and stock up on Christmas Gifts early this year!New Fall Arrivals Coming Soon!

The Golf Shop will be re-ceiving its fall apparel in the form of cool weather gear, sweatshirts and hoodies soon. Stop by the golf shop to gear up before the temperatures cool off!

Thanks for reading, and remember, keep your head down and follow through!

The decision has been made to construct a coffer dam around the project area so we do not have to lower the lakes down five feet. There is the possibility we will have to lower Lake Holiday by no more than two feet and Big Bass Lake by no more than one foot just in case of a storm event so it does not wash into the project area.

All boats will still need to be removed from Lake Holiday by October 1. Boats may remain on Big Bass Lake but please use caution when boating around the lake and when using the boat ramp during this time as the water level will be very shallow. For those that are doing shoreline work we will main-tain the lowered lake level un-til approximately November 15, weather permitting

By Lori DuPrattThe LOFS Historical

Memorabilia Book is nearly completed. There have been a couple unexpected delays beyond our control.

At the same time, there has been a lot of support and community contribution, which leads us to share that

the book will be greater than 120 pages!

By the time you are read-ing this, hopefully the “de-sign lay-out” phase has been completed and the book sent off to the publisher for print-ing. We’ve been told that may take four weeks.

If all goes well, the books

could be available during the first part of October. We will keep you posted as we know more. Read your October, 2016, Seasonal for updat-ed info and possibly one more 50th ‘Birthday’ event! Thank you and best regards on behalf of the LOFS 50th Committee.

Lakes of the Four Seasons

Monthly Update

Golf Course MaintenanceGolf Services

SeptemberGolf Shop Hours

Monday:11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Tues.-Fri.:7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Sat.-Sun.:6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Four Seasons Country Clubwww.lofscc.org

Lake Holiday boat ramp repair update

LOFS Historical Memorabilia Book nearly completed

Daniel Sibincic Lauren Jeffries Rhena Kiger

Zach Hedge Kayla Mastey & Jay Robison

• September 5 - Jerry Lewis’ 1st Muscular Dystrophy Labor Day telethon raises $1 million• September 6 - Race riot in Atlanta, Georgia• September 8 - “Star Trek” premieres on NBC-TV• September 9 - The National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act is signed into law by U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson; and actor-comedian Adam Sandler (Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, Saturday Night Live), is born in Brooklyn, New York• September 10 - Beatles’ “Revolver,” album goes to #1 and stays there for six weeks; and Muhammad Ali TKOs Karl Mildenberger in 12 for heavyweight boxing title• September 11 - Rolling Stones perform on Ed Sullivan Show• September 12 - “Monkees” premieres on NBC-TV• September 15 - U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson, re-sponding to a sniper attack at the University of Texas at Austin, writes a letter to the United States Congress urg-ing the enactment of gun control legislation• September 29 - Sandy Koufax pitches his third 300-strikeout season; and the Chevrolet Camaro, originally named Panther, is introduced

Second winners of raffled-off cornhole boards announcedKevin, Mandy, Rhylee and Merrik were the winners of one of the two sets of Cornhole Boards that were raffled off during the Independence Day and 50th Anniversary festivities. The boards were built and donated by Lee Lugo. In the August edition of the Seasonal, it was noted that Art and Ann Schaefer won the other set of boards.

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Children are back in school so please use cau-tion when driving through the community especially around school busses. It is il-legal to pass stopped school busses.

Parents should be more vigilant in watching their children’s activities during the first few weeks of school. I have witnessed through the years that some children become destructive when school starts as our vandal-ism problems increase signif-icantly when school lets out and when school begins. Just recently someone damaged one of the greens on the golf course by riding a bicycle on it and making ruts.

Another year of concerts has ended and the POA hopes everyone who attend-ed enjoyed themselves. We are happy to say that there were no real incidents this year to speak of. Altogether, the groups that collected the parking fees this year had some pretty nice days to col-lect on. I want to thank all of the groups that collected the

parking fees this year.I would also like to thank

the Security Department, the Clubhouse staff, and the Maintenance Department for all the extra work they had to do to make each patron’s time during the concerts a pleasurable one. Let’s look forward to next summer’s list of bands. Golfview Park Playground

A new playground is scheduled to be installed at Golfview Park on Brandywine Road during the week of September 5th. The old playground was over 25 years old, deteriorating and becoming unsafe for chil-dren to play on. Drainage Issues

We are aware of the drain-age issues we have through-out the community and we are working on getting them corrected. Property owners can help by keeping your ditches and culverts cleaned out and unobstructed. If you have a drainage issue please contact the POA office at 219-988-2581 so it can be investigated.

Branch Collections for Lake County portion of the community only

Fall branch collections for the Lake County portion of the community will begin on September 5 and continue until completed for that por-tion of the community. Piles must be placed out for col-lection by September 5.Branch Collections for Porter County portion of the community only

Fall branch collections for the Porter County portion of the community includ-ing Beachview Ct., Sandy Beach Dr. & all of Forest Ln. will begin on September 26 and continue until com-pleted for that portion of the community. Piles must be placed out for collection by September 26 but no sooner than September 16, 2016.

There will be no more collections once the crew has serviced your property.We will continue collecting branches that have fallen due to storm damage. Please contact the Operations Department at 219-988-4461 to schedule a collection.

Nothing larger than twelve (12) inches in diam-eter will be collected. Do not mix rubbish, roots, dirt and yard waste with branches. No drop offs will be allowed

By Renate Sahulcik,Club President

The Keen-Agers will be having their September meeting on the 15th at the LOFS Clubhouse. The bar opens at Noon, a delicious luncheon will be served at 1 p.m., entertainment is set for 2; after a short meeting and the 50/50 raffle; adjournment

will be around 3 p.m.Besides the third Thursday

of the month meetings, the club goes to plays, gambles - Four Winds casino is planned on the 12th - and sails on the Spirit of Chicago; Their August 3 ride was awesome. The club also takes a bus trip; this year it will be Myrtle Beach from September 25 to

October 1.Yearly membership fee,

when available is $22, monthly luncheon cost is $14. The club will be en-joying the proceeds from their 11th successful fund raiser, their Annual August Auction, which helps pay for all their fun activities.

Please Contact Renate at 219-689-3408 or e-mail her at [email protected] to make a future reservation. Thanks to all the Keen-Agers and the LOFS Clubhouse staff for keeping this club nu-mero uno!

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Whether you are a parent, posting social media pic-tures of happy faces (yours and theirs) of kids going off to school for the first time or even the last time; we always have to remember there is a lot more to it. Happy or not we need to make sure that ev-eryone’s kids being sent off are safe. Parents should take the time to remind new teen drivers that the stop arms on school buses mean you need to stop.

I know we are going to start getting justifiable com-

plaints about drivers, both adult and teen, who are not stopping when buses are picking up or dropping off kids. The officers from this department will be out and issuing tickets to those found violating this state law.

Remember, kids will be kids; and we all know kids; they are not always paying attention to the things going on around them; so you as the driver of your car need to!

The national Safety Council recommends the following when sharing the road with a school bus:• If you’re driving behind a

bus, allow a greater follow-ing distance than if you were driving behind a car. It will give you more time to stop once the yellow lights start flashing. • It is illegal in all 50 states to pass a school bus that is stopped to load or unload children.• Never pass a bus from behind – or from either direction if you’re on an un-divided road – if it is stopped to load or unload children• If the yellow or red lights are flashing and the stop arm is extended, traffic must stop• The area 10 feet around a school bus is the most dan-gerous for children; stop far enough back to allow them space to safely enter and exit the bus• Be alert; children often are unpredictable, and they tend to ignore hazards and take

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Now for the sad part of my article - autumn is right around the corner; yep – cooler weather, warmer clothing and, I don’t even want to say it, but portable plug-in heaters. The mere thought of some of these has me cringing especially here in Northwest Indiana. We all know that weather in our area can go from the 80’s to the 40’s in just hours so I guess it’s time to get prepared.

When is the last time you had your furnace serviced? Do you want to be that house that has no heat when you need it? Have someone come out to take a look it and make

sure there are no leaks or oth-er issues that could prevent you from staying warm or worse yet cause a fire.

If you own a fireplace, make sure to get it inspected and cleaned from last year’s use. Check your screens that help keep flying sparks and cinders where they should be for holes or other damage. Make sure the chimney flue is cleared of creosote buildup from past uses, and in some case from possible nest-

ing animals during summer months.

Check your homes foun-dation for cracks, as they will only get worse when colder weather comes in. Inspect your roofs for damaged shin-gles that should be replaced so leaks don’t occur.

Now is the time of year to take advantage of the nice weather so you can get ev-erything done that needs to be done for the upcoming cold months.

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Security Department

By Doug Weiss,Golf Course Superintendent

Summer has come to an end and fall is in the air. Cool nights and warm days are great for cool season turf. The few days that the mercury climbs into the 90s isn’t very harmful because the limited amount of daylight hours. The high tem-peratures don’t last very long.

The fairways have been over-seeded with low-mow blue-grass. The process only took three days to complete. The only disruption to the playing

surface was the lines created by the seeder on the fairways.

The fairways will also be top dressed with sand and fertil-ized. Gypsum will also be ap-plied, gypsum helps to break down the clay soils which allows for more, and larger spaces between soil particles. This creates easier pathways for water and nutrient penetra-tion. This process has been re-peated the last few years and has helped the turf handle the summer stress.

The only major projects

planned for this fall is rip-rap-ping the ditch on #10, filling the rough traps on #13 and to remove the remaining dead ash and pine trees around the golf course. I still find it amazing that an insect can kill an entire species of trees. The entire removal process should be completed in a couple of weeks.

This fall we will continue repairing several small areas around the golf course. Soil, seed and netting will be put down in areas that have been damaged by carts, equipment, etc. Late September or early October the areas on the golf course that we don’t maintain on a regular basis will be cut down. This is a yearly practice

that keeps those areas from becoming a forest full of nox-ious weeds.

The final greens committee meeting will be on Monday, September 12, at 6 p.m. The usual first Monday in September is Labor Day. Fall is a great time to get out and play some golf and enjoy the weather. Soon the trees will be changing colors and drop-ping their leaves followed by cold winter, so enjoy playing golf now.

Finally, we are still look-ing for someone to help Kim maintain the flower beds, and I could use some additional help on the golf course. Call 988-3104 if interested.

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LOFS WGA Finalizing Plans for 6th Annual Garage, Craft & Vendor Sale

Currently, the LOFS Women’s Golf Association is currently finalizing their plans for their ‘Sixth Annual Harvest Time Garage, Craft & Vendor Sale’ scheduled for Saturday, September 10, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the lower parking lot of the LOFS Clubhouse.

A rain date has been sched-uled for Saturday, September 17.

According to Debby Gulley, Event Chair, all

LOFS and surrounding com-munity residents are wel-come to arrange for booth space to display sell and/or purchase garage sale items, craft pieces or general mer-chandise at a very reasonable cost. If you have items left from a summer garage sale or early fall cleaning, take advantage of our convenient location.

Due to the continued popularity of this event and limited number of booths, space will be reserved on a first-come, first-paid basis. Pricing has remained the

same as in years past. Rent for an approximate booth space of 10’ x 20’ is only $20. Vendors need to provide their own tables, chairs and display racks and the WGA provides the space and pro-motion of the event.

All applications must be received by September 5th with payment.

For your convenience, an application is available on the LOFS website. For more information, you may con-tact Debby Gulley at 219-305-2624, or by cell phone at 219-742-8644.

By Marge Wilke,League SecretaryWGA July League Results

WGA July Thursday League results were an-nounced at the recent General Membership meeting. Eva Simic, 2nd Vice President of the 18 Hole League named the following: July 7 win-ners of Bingo, Bango, Bongo were: Debbie Gulley, 1st place, Kim Brownlee, 2nd place, and Rita Morin, 3rd place.

In addition, Deb Gulley had a Chip-in on Hole #1 for

a birdie and Sally Lugo had a Chip-in on Hole #6.

July 14 winners of Predict Score: Rita Winter, 1st place, Deb Wegman and Eva Simic, tied for 2nd place, and Joni Bucci 3rd place. Deb Gulley had a chip-in on Hole #14 for an Eagle; Mitzi Levander had a chip-in on Hole#12, Gigi Leith recorded a Birdie on Hole #10 and Liz Sturgeon also had a birdie on Hole #14 while Kim Brownlee had a birdie on Hole #3.

On July 21 the game was Net Score and won by

Sally Lugo, 1st place, Kim Brownlee, 2nd place, and Mitzi Levander, 3rd place. Kim Brownlee had a birdie on Hole #10, Phyllis Wayco had a chip-in on Hole #5 and Sharon Strbjak had a chip-in on Hole #1.

July 28 winners for Even Steven game included Sharon Strbjak, 1st place, Mitzi Levander, 2nd place, and Sandi Nicol, 3rd place. Rita Morin recorded a Birdie on Hole #3 and Sandi Nicol had a birdie on Hole #4.

The 9 Hole League win-ners for the month of July were announced by Lori DuPratt and for July 7, the game was Best Poker Hand. A Flight winner was Marge Wilke and B Flight win-ner was Bev Nowicki. Barb Bailey recoded a par on Hole

#6 and Bev Nowicki had a par on Hole #2.

The July 14 game was Crier’s Tourney and the A Flight resulted in a tie be-tween Barb Wood and Marge Wilke and the B Flight win-ner was Glenda Romer.

For the week of July 21 the game was six hole elec-tive, the A Flight winner was Barb Wood and the B Flight winner was Kathy Sanez.

The July 28 game was Blind Partners with the A Flight being won by Barb Bailey and B Flight by Carol Thorsen. Putters of the month were announced. The 18 Hole Putter of the Month was Sandy Nicol and the 9 Hole Putter of the Month was Glenda Romer.

Congratulations to all the winners!


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when you purchase Energy Star LEDs through Kankakee Valley REMC for just $1. Best of all, your local electric cooperative is bringing the lightbulbs to you!

Kankakee Valley REMC, your local electric provider to Lakes of the Four Seasons, is running a special promotion on Energy Star LEDs. As a resident of LOFS and a mem-ber of the cooperative, you are eligible to purchase LEDs for $1 per bulb (tax includ-ed), with a maximum of 25 bulbs per year. Current bulbs available include a 60-watt equivalent, 9W, 2700K (soft white), a 60 watt equivalent, 10W, 5,000K (daylight) and

a 65 watt equivalent, 10W, 2700K can light (soft white).

To better serve the resi-dents of LOFS, represen-tatives from Kankakee Valley REMC will be at the Clubhouse on Monday, September 19th from 3 p.m. until 7 p.m. selling LEDs. If you haven’t already pur-chased LEDs through this program, or the PowerMoves mail-in lighting rebate pro-gram, you are eligible to pur-chase.

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Kathy A. Surchik (nee Lewellyn), age 67, of Lakes of the Four Seasons, passed away on Sunday, August 14, 2016. She is survived by her children: Derek (Rita) Van Tichelt, Crystal (Rocko) Graham, and Justin (Jackie) Van Tichelt; grandchildren: Gavin, Ashley, Kennedy, Griffin, Joleena, Reagan, Jillian, and Gunnar; sisters: Joan (Jack) Langenberg, Eileen (John) Delcorio, Maureen, and Darlene (Jim) Barnes; life companion: Frank Kucera; and numer-

ous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband: Robert Surchik, her parents: John and Angeline Lewellyn; and her brother: Johnny Lewellyn. Kathy was a loving wife, mother, friend, and nana. Her favorite times were spent in the kitchen, where she was known for her famous soups and sauces. Kathy’s friends and family will miss her mischievous and funny personality, holiday decorations, and warm heart. Friends visited with the fam-ily on Wednesday, August

17, 2016 at Geisen Funeral, Cremation & Reception Centre, 606 E. 113th Ave./South St., Crown Point, IN 46307 from 3:00 to 6:00 PM. Funeral Services were held on Wednesday, August 17, 2016 at Geisen Funeral, Cremation & Reception Centre in Crown Point, IN at 6:00 PM with Fr. Tom Mischler officiating. Services will conclude at the funeral home with cremation to fol-low. Sign the guestbook at www.GeisenFuneralHome.com. 219-663-2500.

Obituary ~ Kathy A. Surchik (nee Lewellyn)

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The Lake of the Four Seasons has a busy fall com-ing up. We will host our an-nual ‘Fall Crazy Bunco’ on Friday, September 30, at the station located at 745 West, 275 South (123rd Street in Lake County).

The doors will open at 6 p.m. with food and basket sale

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Edward “Steve” Brown, age 72, of Crown Point, passed away Saturday, August 6, 2016. He was born on November 20, 1943 to the late Edward C. and Mary Agnes (nee Fleming) Brown. Steve graduated from John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio. He was a member of the Winamac Old Auto Club. He will be remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. Steve is survived by his loving wife, of 48 years, Mary Ann (nee Kane) Brown; son, Ed (Jeri Sue) Brown; daughters: Dr. Shannon (Dr. Kye Park); Brown, Holly (Christopher) Bojrab, Colleen (Rockford) Patrick; grandchildren: Madeline, Colin, Olivia, Margaret, Catherine; and brothers: Jerry Brown, Carl

Brown. He was preceded in death by his parents. A Mass of Christian Burial for Steve was celebrated on Wednesday August 10, 2016 at 10:00 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, 509 W Division Road Valparaiso, Indiana 46385 with Rev. Douglas J. Mayer officiating. Visitation was held on Tuesday, August 9, 2016 from 2:00-8:00 p.m. at Rees Funeral Home, Winfield Chapel, 10909 Randolph Street Winfield, IN 46307. Additionally during the visitation, there was a rosary service at 4:30 p.m.. Burial followed at Graceland Cemetery, Valparaiso. For more information, please call 219-661-2600. Online condolences may be shared with the family at reesfuneralhomes.com

Obituary ~ Edward “Steve” Brown

LOFS Fire Auxiliary to host Crazy Bunco

By Mike Talley,MS4 CoordinatorLeaves in the Lake

It’s almost time for the leaves to change color and start falling. Previous years have seen lake side property owners blowing and dump-ing leaves into the lakes. Dumping leaves in the lakes has serious, negative side-effects on the lake waters.

The lake can handle the influx of leaves that are nat-urally blown into the lake from trees on a shoreline. But when some lake residents dump or blow leaves into the

lakes, it can upset the natural ecological balance.

Leaves have nutrients similar to that of yard fertil-izer. They contain high levels of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. These high levels of these nutrients will cause excessive algae growth in the lakes. While the lakes need some algae for a healthy food chain, too much can cause the lake water to turn a thick pea green color and have a foul odor. Doesn’t sound like a pleasant view looking out your back door. Some algae can release toxins that maybe

harmful to humans, animal life and fish.

The added work moving the leaves to the street will pay off. Not only does it improve that view out your back door, a clean beautiful lake view will add value to your property.

This year fall leaf collec-tions will begin October 17

and continue until the final date of December 16. At this time the Lakes of the Four Seasons’ Maintenance Department will be hard at work picking up the leaves left alongside the streets. These leaves will be used by neighboring farms to pro-duce compost for their fields.

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Team Industrial Services; Thompson Family; TimberSeal, LLC; Thomas Kia, Highland; Two Bills Tap America’s Sport Tap & Grill; US Nails; Walgreens, Winfield, Tom Magurany; Wayne & Linda Kroner;

Wendy Van Denburgh, McColly Real Estate; White Hawk, Brassie, River Pointe Country Club; Winfield Smoke Shoppe; Winfield Liquors; Winfield Marathon; and Xtreme Carts, Brad Zupan.

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LOFS Lions Club Steak Fry was a success

Thank you, everyone, who attended the LOFS Lion’s Steak Fry on August 21!

We hope you enjoyed the afternoon with family and

friends, which was full of fun, laughs, and great food. Please know that your par-ticipation has helped others in our community.

LOFS Lions are very ex-cited to work with you and

for you in the future to help others in our community. We look forward to your contin-ued support as well as enjoy-ing a fun-filled event with you.

We wish you a wonderful Fall season and look forward to seeing you at the next LOFS Lion’s Event; please keep your eyes open for the next event to participate in, and thank you again!

“Thank you” from the Lions Golf Outing Committee

The Lakes of the Four Seasons Lions Club would like to thank everyone who sponsored or participated in our annual golf outing. Because of support from you, this year’s event was a huge success!

We would like to recog-nize the following businesses and individuals:

2 & 7 Coffee Bar: A+ Hair Studio; Ace Hardware, Winfield; Allstate Insurance, Mark Mercer; Ann Nails & Spa; Annette Williamson DDS; Avon Linda Kroner; BG Gators Bar & Grill; Boz’z Place; Calumet Electric Supply; Centier Bank; Chris Falls; Christenson Chevrolet, Lee Lugo; and Chris & Kim

Brownlee. Also, Chuck & Jeanne

DeLasCasas; CGA; Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant; Crown Motors; Dede Hruska, Century 21 Affiliated; DonLevy Laboratories; Dave’s Automotive, Inc.; Edward Jones, Pat Hedge; Enstrom Jewelers; Expert Remodeling, LLC; Four Seasons Animal Hospital; Gelsosomo’s Pizza, Crown Point; Hall Insurance Services; Homes of the 21st Century, and Larry Luebcke.

Also, Jim Quirk, Prime Real Estate; Karas Insurance Services; Kessler Family Dentistry; Leader Dog for the Blind, Rochester, MI; Lifestyles Unique Gifts; LOFS POA; LOFS Clubhouse; LOFS 19th Hole; LOFS Pro Shop; LOFS

Fundraising Committee; LOFS WGA; LOFS 50th Anniversary Committee; L&M Management; Mark-it Specialties, Bruce & Mary Brankle; Mary Kay Cosmetics, Lori O’Malley; Man Cave Barbers; Mike Mason; Maxim Power Sports; Nick’s Eatery; Oak Partners, Inc.; Pangere Corporation; and Pizza Hut.

Also, Rees Funeral Home; RLM Landscape; Sandy Pines Golf Club; Service Doctor, U Cook Cooking School; Siever’s Insurance Agency; Simko Signs; St. John Lions Club; State Auto Insurance Co., Georgene Johnson; State Farm Insurance, Bob Moreth; Strack & Van Til Supermarkets;

LOFS Lions hosting ‘The White Cane Day’ on Sept. 10

The LOFS Lion’s Club will be hosting ‘The White Cane Day’ on Saturday, September 10, at the Front Gate, the 117th Gate, and the Back Gate.

We are asking for your continued support to promote vision-saving endeavors.

The White Cane was devel-oped in 1921 as a way to alert sighted people of someone with a vision difficulty. Sighted people can proceed with cau-

tion, courtesy, and assistance for those working with the white cane. Please work with the Lions as well as other compe-tent organizations to assist and hopefully eradicate vision loss.

Thank you for your generos-ity and your support!


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