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THE VILLAGER MISSION STATEMENT
To fully inform the residents of the Village at Calabash of all activities and issues related to the good and welfare of the community to maintain fairness and impartiality in all reporting. To this end, no personal or political editorializing will be published, as well as
anything derogatory or inflammatory. The Villager Printed copies funding provided by the Village at Calabash P.O.A.
The end of summer is very near. Looking
forward to cooler weather and here’s hoping
that it will be a mild winter. Holiday and
special days this month are Labor Day on the
2nd, Grandparents Day on the 8th, Patriot Day on the 11th, (Remember 9/11). Citizens Day
on the 17th, The Air Force Birthday on the
18th, POA/MIA Recognition Day on the 20th,
and Rosh Hashanah starts on the 29th.
National Grandparents Day is a secular
holiday celebrated in various countries, with official recognition in some, and occurring on
various days of the year, either as one
holiday or sometimes as a separate
Grandmothers' Day and Grandfathers' Day.
In the United States, National Grandparents
Day has more than one origin. Some people
consider it to have been first proposed by Michael Goldgar in the 1970s after he visited
his aunt in an Atlanta nursing home,
Spending $11,000 of his own money in
lobbying efforts to have the day officially
recognized, he made 17 trips to Washington
DC over a seven-year span to meet with legislators. Others consider Marian McQuade
who has been recognized nationally by the
United States Senate in particular by
Senators Jennings Randolph, Robert Byrd
and by President Jimmy Carter, as the
founder of National Grandparents Day. McQuade made it her goal to educate the
youth in the community about the important
contribution’s seniors have made throughout
history. She also urged the youth to "adopt"
a grandparent, not just for one day, a year,
but rather for a lifetime. Co-founder Cynthia Bennett, who worked for Marian's husband,
contributed by writing letters of verification.
In 1973, Senator Jennings Randolph
introduced a resolution to the senate to
make Grandparents' Day a national holiday.
West Virginia's Governor Arch Moore had proclaimed an annual Grandparents' Day for
the state, at the urging of Marian McQuade.
When Senator Randolph's resolution in the
U.S. Senate died in committee, Marian
McQuade organized supporters and began
contacting governors, senators, and
congressmen in all fifty states. She urged each state to proclaim their own
Grandparents' Day. Within three years, she
had received Grandparents' Day
proclamations from forty-three states. She
sent copies of the proclamations to Senator
Randolph. In February 1977, Senator Randolph, with
the concurrence of many other senators,
introduced a joint resolution to the senate
requesting the president to "issue annually a
proclamation designating the first Sunday of
September after Labor Day of each year as
'National Grandparents' Day'. Congress passed the legislation proclaiming the first
Sunday after Labor Day as National
Grandparents' Day and, on August 3, 1978,
then-President Jimmy Carter signed the
proclamation. The statute cites the day's
purpose: "to honor grandparents, to give grandparents an opportunity to show love for
their children's children, and to help children
become aware of strength, information, and
guidance older people can offer".
What is the official song and what is the
official Flower of National Grandparents Day?
Answers later in this issue.
Dick Bergin, Editor
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On August 5, 2019, The Village at Calabash POA Inc. held its quarterly meeting. During
this meeting, President Alenckis asked the
Nominating Committee who would be
running in the three (3) open positions on
the POA Board of Directors. The Nominating
Committee responded that all three
incumbents, Joyce Baughman, Phillip Mara and John Epting, had submitted their names
to fill these three positions, and that no one
else had submitted their names. President
Alenckis then asked the attending membership if there were any nominations
from the floor, and since no one responded,
he then closed the nominations. Normally,
we would then start the voting procedure by
mailing out the ballots on or before
September 1st, however, this year, since the
three candidates are running unopposed, the
Board felt it was an unnecessary expense for
the POA to do a "paper" ballot. The Board
consulted with our POA Attorney to make
sure that we were proceeding within the
boundaries of North Carolina State law and
Robert's Rules of Order to forego a regular
election. The Attorney's opinion is that since
our By-Laws are silent as to how a vote is to be taken, we are within required guidelines
to hold a vote either by "hand" or "voice" in
an affirmative or negative in regard to each
candidate. Therefore, at our October 7, 2019 annual meeting, we will be voting by a show
of hands for the three Directors positions.
The following voting procedure will then take
place: The President will dismiss the Nominating
Committee
The President will then ask for a motion from
the Board to vote immediately, followed by a "second" and all in favor, “yes” or “no”
The President will then state that Candidate
# 1 has submitted their name to serve on the
POA Board of Directors, and the membership
will then vote in the affirmative or negative
in regard to this candidate. The same
procedure will then follow for the other
remaining candidates. We think it's important for you to know that,
in the future, we will be conducting our
elections in this manner whenever there is
no opposition to incumbents running in an
election. If you have any issues, questions, comments, please speak with a POA Board
member, or come to see us in the office
Mondays and Wednesdays from 8AM-Noon,
“Reminder”
New residents must register at the
office within 30 days of residing in the
Village and to obtain Pool Access Cards. Also, if you have sold your home, please
remember to turn them in.
CONTACTING THE POA
Mailing address: 1099 North Clubview Lane,
Carolina Shores, NC 28467; phone: (910)
579-5464 email: [email protected]. Your P.O.A Members are Ray Alenckis 579-9280,
Bob Seiwell 609-506-2301, Betty Towell
579-8121, John Epting 518-428-0068, Gary
Reynolds 207-8877, Phillip Mara 978-897-
7680, Joyce Baughman 919-548-7323
If you are new to the Village, or you have any issues, questions, or comments please
stop by during the office hours Monday or
Wednesday from 8AM-Noon, and have the
pleasure of meeting our administrator, Betty
Towell.
Ray Alenckis,
POA Board President
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REMINDER - ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE VILLAGE
AT CALABASH POA
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019
AT 7:00PM
Violations. 22 Investigations. 9
Closed. 5 Closed. 3
Open. 17 Open. 3
Became Violations 3
Again, we still have some homes that need
pressure washing, please plan to have this
done. We also have a lot of vehicles parked
on the grass; all vehicles must be parked on
concrete driveways. John Epting
POA Violations Director
ADDITIONS/CORRECTIONS
Johnny & Christi Gibby 1123 Thrush Court 704-860-9098
Natalie Wheeler 909 Palmer Dr.
845-597-5801
Dick Bergin
POA Technical Advisor
NEWS FROM TOWN HALL
Really glad to be back “in harness”, as I watch my fingers slowly seek out the correct
keys to compose this column. There is
nothing wrong with my fingers – they have
always been hesitant. By the time that this
issue of the Villager reaches you, all of
Waterview Lane will have been “ditched”, and a goodly portion of Palmer Drive should
be done as well. The ditching was originally
planned to extend on Waterview Lane from
Nautical Lane to Putting Lane. A combination
of dry weather and no unforeseen problems
has provided our workforce with a
substantial block of time to squeeze this extra work in. The intersection of Par Court
and Palmer has been flooding periodically for
quite some time now, so efforts to relieve
that problem were accelerated into the newly available time slot. Roadbed repairs and
repaving are expected to start in early
September and take about two weeks. It is
IMPERATIVE that you drive carefully through
the construction areas and obey the
instructions of the traffic control folks for both your safety and the safety of the town
employees and contractors.
The town is sponsoring a concert on Monday,
September 16th at 6:30 on the Town Hall
Green. The last concert was attended by
over 200 of the town’s residents and everyone was able to find convenient
parking within the confines of the town hall
property, including the maintenance yard. It
was a fun time for all who attended.
Complete details somewhere further on in
this issue.
And now that September is upon us, (here it comes…), if you are not registered to vote –
DO IT! You can argue that it is a local
election and that it doesn’t mean much
against the backdrop of world events; and
that is true. But we have, perhaps, 3500
voters in this town, of which only 800-900 will make the effort to vote. So, your single
vote in an election of this size is significant
when compared to a single vote in a national
election where over 130,000,000 voted. But
that vote can be a major factor in
determining the quality of life in your
hometown, where you realize your day-to-day moments, each day, every day!
For expanded coverage of town activities,
check out the town’s monthly news bulletin
entitled “Town of Carolina Shores Bulletin.”
on the town website:
www.carolinashoresnc.com
TOWN CONCERT
THE SEA & SAND BAND
The Sea and Sand Band is the largest and
most fun variety band in Brunswick County.
The Sea and Sand Band is based out of
Sunset Beach, NC. They are a band of eleven
members. The Sea and Sand Band was formed in 2014 and began playing shows
around southeastern North Carolina in
support of various local and national
charities, while entertaining crowds large
and small. The Sea and Sand Band has it all
from guitars, bass, drums, keyboards,
congas, trumpet, trombone, saxophone, flute, and six different singers. When you
come to the shows, you will hear a variety of
songs: Classic Standards, Rock, Beach, R&B,
Pop, Disco and more! There’s a little
something for everyone and we love when
you sing along and dance with us. They always have one goal in mind – rocking for a
good time!
VOTER REGISTRATION
If you are new to the area, or have moved
since the last time you voted, or will be
eligible to vote for the first time, you need to register to vote before voting. You may find
all the info (including downloadable forms) at
https://www.brunswickcountync.gov/e
lections/registration/
For those of you who are computer-less, you
may pick up the forms at the POA office on or after Wednesday, August 28th.
I hope to cover early voting and one-stop
registration/early voting, (which begins on
October 16th,) in the October issue.
www.townofcarolinashores.com
Bill Brennan, Town Commissioner
BOC Pre-Agenda Meeting–9/9-10:00AM
Economic Development Comm. 9/12-1:30PM
BOC Meeting–9/12-2:00PM
Planning & Zoning Workshop–9/18-11:00AM
Planning & Zoning Meeting–9/23-3:00PM Please try to keep up with the latest news
and events by attending these meetings.
August Happening’s! We, at the Social Committee were very busy in August. The
Newcomers Potluck was a big success with
79 people attending! Each “Newcomer”
introduced themselves and before we knew
it, the “Seasoned” residents and the
“Newcomers” had made new friends. If you
are a “Newcomer” And did not get a chance
to attend, please call me and I will get you your “Newcomers” bag complete with a
Village Cookbook.
Our Trivia evening was also a great success.
We had 49 people battling it out for the first
place which contained a prize. In the end,
The Village People won. However, we all went home with more trivial knowledge then
we came with. Keep an eye out for our next
Trivia event. A Big Thank You goes out to
Lynn Sawyer and Joy Smith for hosting the
August luncheon at Hickory Tavern. Some
lucky Villagers won homemade wreaths made by Joy. Everyone had a lovely
afternoon. The August Bingo hosted by Don
& Lori Thompson and their ambitious son
Trey was a great success. We hope they will
consider hosting again!
September will be an active month but not
nearly as busy. Please feel free to call me, if you have any idea for an activity and I’ll take
it to the committee for discussion. Thank you
and enjoy the rest of your summer! See you
at the pool? Your Social Activities Club
Members are Sue Quick-410-353-6909, Rob
MacDougall-648-271-0501, Laurel Ackles-978-353-9919, Cathy McLaughlin-845-518-
2772, Connie Roulier-910-575-8408, Lynn
Sawyer-475-619-4416, Anne Marie McGerr-
910-393-8140, Susan Watch-336-601-0415,
and Carol Hardee-910-494-2515.
Sue Quick 410-353-6909
Horse Race Derby
Saturday, September 14th
Please remember join Dick and I for the
fun night at the races with our Horse Race
Derby. All proceeds will be entered into the prize fund and be returned to our Race
winners. Remember to BYO drinks and
snacks. Thanks, looking forward to a fun
and winning-rewarding night
Diana & Dick Bergin
910-880-1510
Hi everyone, we are hoping you will join us Friday night, September 20th. for a fun night
of bingo. We will have regular and decaf
coffee for you to accompany the desserts or
snacks that everyone brings to share. If you
bring food items for our food bank, you
will receive a free bingo card for the first 9 games. Please remember to bring
1’s & 5’s Hope to see you there! If you have
any questions, please give us a call:
Dick & Diana Bergin
910-880-1510
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Reg Bingo Six Pack Regular then Double Bingo
Double StampAny Horiz. Line Number 7
Full Card
Prg 3 Bingos /Inc.4C w/W#4 Around CornerBingo OR 4 Cor
Attention Bingo Hosts, if you wish,
Email me the list of the games you want
to play along with the Intranet notice
prior to sending it to Bill, and I will
insert a copy of the games return it with the sheets to you and put it in the
Villager. So, players can print their own
sheet
Dick Bergin
Fall is fast approaching! With that in mind we
hope you will join us for two fun craft projects in September. On the 8th, we will be
making great cork pumpkins and on the
22nd, we will be making a wonderful witch to
hang in your door. Sign-up sheets are in the
club house, please don’t wait, sign up now so
we can have an accurate head count. We supply everything you need so come have
some fun with your neighbors.
We will graciously accept any and all
donations of old craft supplies you are no
longer going to use. We are also looking for
people to host a craft class. The Crafty Ladies will be there to support you. Please
call any one of your Crafty Club members
Diane Epting at 518-438-2847, Marsha
Rumley at 704-796-8618, or Joyce Ouellette
at 910-579-5510.
Diane Epting
518-428-2847 [email protected]
Please join us on Wednesday September
11th at Midtown Bistro 2004 Hwy 17, N.
Myrtle Beach. You will order from the
menu which includes a variety of
sandwiches and salads as well as a great
selection of Italian dishes at reasonable
prices. We would suggest carpooling as
parking is limited. Please sign up by
Sept. 6th. in the Clubhouse or call: Hope
to see a great turnout. Namoie Harder & Dot Robertiello 910-579-5318 or 910-579-1407
Book Club and is cancelled for September
Laurel Ackles 978-353-9919
September Village Movie Night will be Friday, September 13 in the clubhouse.
This month we will be showing The Upside,
director Neil Burger’s heartfelt comedy about
a recently paroled ex-convict (Kevin Hart)
who strikes up an unlikely friendship with a
paralyzed billionaire (Bryan Cranston). The film also stars Nicole Kidman, Julianna
Margulies and Aja Naomi King. Join us and
sit in comfy chairs, enjoy free popcorn.
Water and soda available for a non-
perishable donation to the BFA. Admission is
always free. For more information
Phil Mara, 978-897-7680
Joyce Ouellette and I hope you will join us
on Saturday, September 28th for our
Potluck Supper. We will have the salad bar and Garlic Bread ready at 5:30pm with
dinner to follow. We are planning a Pasta
Night, we will have Mock Lasagna, sausage &
peppers with bow tie pasta, American
Goulash and Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo.
Please bring a main or side dish to share. The Social Activities Club will supply the
desserts. If you have any questions, please
give us a call.
Diana Bergin & Joyce Ouellette
910-880-1510 or 910-579-5510
VILLAGE POKER NIGHT
All the guys in the poker club welcome all of
our new residents, “Male or female”. If you
like to play poker come join us at 6:30 each
Thursday evening. We also have a group
that plays on Monday evening, same time
6:30. If you like good fellowship, clean fun and like winning why not come give us a try.
Nick Pierce 910-579-3928
Clubhouse Games Every week there are afternoons and
evenings to play fun games
Mah Jongg: Fridays from 12PM to 3PM. Call.
Anne Marie McGerr. 910-393-8140
Thursdays from 1PM to 4PM, call.
Betty Towell 910-579-8121
Rummikub: Every other Tuesday from 1PM to 4PM, Check Calendar for date or call.
Anne Marie Brennan 910-579-2064
Canasta: Played Tuesday evenings, at
6:30PM except the last Tuesday for info call.
Mexican Train Dominos: played on the
lastTuesday at 6:30PM. Just show up or call.
Luci DiGiovanna 579-1159 or Ladies Card Night on the first Friday of
each month at 6:30pm call.
Anne Marie McGerr 910-393-8140
Bunko: played the second Wednesday of
each month at 7:00pm call.
Joy Smith 570-470-6636 Village Poker Nights: Mondays and
Thursdays at 6:30pm, Men and Women
welcome just show up.
Nick Pierce 910-579-3928
Bridge: Saturday’s at 12:30pm. Call.
Sue Quick 410-353-6909
Mini Golf: Clubs and balls are in the
Clubhouse Library Have fun and please
return the equipment.
Hi everyone, I have planned our Community
Yard Sale for Saturday, October 5th from
8am to 12pm. The cost will depend on the
number of participates. If you would like a
table, please give me a call or email me. If you have any places you would like me to
place an ad, please let me know and I will
add them to my list. I will be at the
Clubhouse at 6:30am to give out the tables.
Looking forward to seeing everyone.
Diana Bergin 910-880-1510
Exercise? No! Party? Yes! Fun? Definitely!
Get that body moving! Come on to the
clubhouse and join the Zumba Gold group
and get moving! Zumba Gold is a fitness
program for all ages. Everyone works at
their own pace, you don't need to know any fancy steps, or your left from your right. We
do not do floorwork, or very fast moves. Just
follow me! So, grab a friend and join us.
Check the calendar for class times and days.
Any questions just call me.
Pat Menadier 910-579-4723 [email protected]
Licensed Zumba Instructor
The Village walkers are walking again on
Tuesday's and Friday's, beginning Tuesday September 10th. and Friday September
13th. Meeting point is at the clubhouse at
10am. For those of you who are not familiar
with the walkers, we are a group of your
neighbors and friends just getting together
to walk. (it's more fun to walk with a bunch
of people!) Our "base" walk is from the clubhouse, up Waterview, right on Nautical,
right on Captains Court and back to the
clubhouse. Takes about 35 minutes. You can
turn around anytime. If you prefer, there are
"add-ons" to make longer walks. Everyone
walks at their own pace. Any questions, just give me a call
Pat Menadier 910-579-4723
To all of our Veterans
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
Attention All Crafters.
Its, that time of the year again! Mark it down
on your Calendars, Saturday November 2nd.
9am to 2pm for our Annual Craft Fair! Do we
have any New Residents that would like to
participate in our Craft Fair? Please let us know as we are filling up fast. The cost of a
table is 10.00. Our Residents do come first!
We really need a head count by September
23rd. and payment by October 1st. If you
have not set up a table with us yet, please
call us soon! Thank You, your Craft Fair
Committee Please call or text. Karen Heckathorn
910 209-6384
1091 Waterview Ave.
Francine Goodenough
910 575-0188
905 Palmer Drive
BFAA UPDATE
This month we delivered 74 pounds of food
and a box of school Supplies to BFA. School
supplies were gladly received, since Monday
August 26th, is Back-To-School Day. Time to
be especially aware of kids getting off the
bus Just a reminder, you don’t have to wait until Bingo night to bring food. The box is
there to accept your donation any time. This
month was not too great, but I know we can
do better!
Pat & Jim Meyer
TRIVIA ANSWER
The official song is: “A Song for Grandma
And Grandpa” by Johnny Prill.
The official flower for the day is the “forget-me-not” flower.
HANSEN’S TIPS FOR PET LOVERS
Hi, it’s me, Hansen🐾
Kelly was on vacation, so I had to type this
for her, I was staying with my best bud
Micky who has two very active boys next
door that kept me really busy. I was exhausted by day’s end. Are you thinking of
adding a “new addition” (puppy) to your
household? Here are a few helpful hints:
1. Compare your puppy to your 2-year old
grandchild! They’re teething, curious, and
can make a mess!
2. Cover unused outlets & unplug cords & get them off the floor.
3. In the kitchen: Trash can off the floor.
Pots & pans handles turned inward on your
stove. Exposed food & plates off the
counter/table to discourage “counter-surfing”
by that curious canine. Close bottom cupboards.
4. Spray your furniture legs & edges of rugs
with organic sour apple spray to discourage
chewing. Close closets shoes are fun to
destroy!
5. Crate your new pal at night or when you leave the house. Line the crate with a few
clean towels. Rub the towels on yourself
before placement inside so your scent is on
them.
6. No “people food”, only canine
nourishment. Organic treats or kibble to use
as a reward for good behavior & training. My mom buys everything on Chewy.com
because the prices are reasonable & shipped
right to the house in 2 days! Free shipping
for orders over $49 for all your pets’ needs.
And ONLY buy American-made products.
Congrats on that New Puppy! It’s very tough typing with my paws so that’s
all for now, folks!
Love and Licks! Hansen🐾
and Kelly (my ghost-writer)
2nd. Annual CAJUN NAVY Fund-Raiser at
“Kamp Kelly” Saturday October 12th at 6:30pm to 9:30pm Rain or Shine. Where:
899 Birdie Court. Includes: Live
entertainment, Cake and Ice Cream. Please
BYO lawn chairs & coolers Donation: $5 per
person *No RSVP required*
cajunnavyrelief.com
SHOE COLLECTION FOR CAT TAILS
Bring old shoes to the clubhouse Shoe
Collection Bin for the non-profit to fund
finding homes for cats and kittens. 6622
Beach Dr. Ocean Isle Beach, 253-1375
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
If you have medical equipment you would
like to make available, please list items
below.
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOR LOAN
Name___________________________________
Ph#_____________________________________
Email___________________________________
Items Available: Other _______________
Shower Chair _________Crutcher’s___________
Walker ___Type ______Ramp____ Length_____ Please send via E-Mail to Bob Seiwell at
[email protected] or bring into the office or call 609-506-2301 (The POA is not involved).
COMPUTERS FOR KIDS
They accept desktops, laptops, flat screen
monitors, keyboards and mice. HELPING
NEEDY BRUNSWICK COUNTY STUDENTS. For pick-up, contact them online at
HTTP://WWW.bccomputers4kids.com/
OLD FLAGS
Worn and tattered American flags should be
deposited at the Flag drop-box positioned in
front of the VFW Calabash Post 7288, 900
Carter Dr. Please do not leave your old
flags in the Clubhouse!
ALL SIZE FLIP TOP CAN TABS
Save Your Soda, Beer and Any Other Can
Tabs for The Ronald McDonald House. There
is a container in the clubhouse for you to
drop off your tabs.
VILLAGER DEADLINE AT NOON ON:
SEPTEMBER
Please email articles and/or info to:
[email protected]. Articles will be
accepted anytime during the month. All articles must be in, at the latest, by Noon
on the 25th, or your articles/info will not get
into that issue. Villager staff includes Dick
Bergin, (Editor) and Anne Marie & Bill
Brennan (General Administration).
THE VILLAGE INTRANET
NO JUNK MAIL , PLEASE
THIS IS A FREE SERVICE For the latest news and Village
event information If you wish to subscribe or would like
more information, contact
Bill Brennan 579-2064
Dave Mowery 579-8893
Dick Bergin 401-477-0881
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RECOMMENDED SERVICES PROVIDERS BY OUR VILLAGERS
These service providers have been used and recommended by a village resident. If you have used any
others you would like to recommend send me their info give or me a call. Dick Bergin 401-477-0881
CLEANING SERVICES
K & D PRESSURE WASHING
585 403-9513
POWER WASHING
Jim Hathaway
860-301-6395 - 910-713-5998
O2CARPET CARE
Joe Galiano - 910-269-6380
WWW.O2carpetcare.com
PET SERVICES
DEPENDABLE PET SERVICE
George Conley
910-579-5110 - 910-880-3404
SEWING / REPAIRS
ALTERATIONS BY CONNIE
910-575-8408
A HEALTHY ESCAPE
Reflexology, Bebe-foot Detox
Quantum Life System
Gayle Maiden 336-751-2117
CONSTRUCTION/HANDYMAN
SPARKMAN CONSTRUCTION
Jeff Sparkman - 910-393-8200
M.J. ELLIOTT HANDYMAN
910-269-1699 or 843-267-8080
LET ME DO IT HANDYMAN
Dean & Linda Shemenski
910-579-9779
KELMAD HANDYMAN
910-880-4679
TAX SERVICES
CPA SERVICES
Thomas P. Gutierrez
910-579-1040
BAILEY’S ALTERATIONS
& UPHOLSTERY
Sandy Bailey
910-508-1535- 910-579-0835
COMPUTER SERVICES
COMPUTER REPAIR
Paul McDonough
910-575-3468
CAR CARE
NAPA AUTO CARE
1001 Beach Dr SW
Kelly Frink 910-579-9850
SEARS GARAGE DOOR
843-234-2663
B & B MOBIL CAR WASH
843-340-8249
TREE SERVICES
BRUSWICK TRUCKING
Trees Cut & trimmed yard work
Gerin Hughes – 910-287-4285
RED TAIL TREE SERVICE 910-575-7676
SEPTEMBER 2019
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1 2 Labor Day 3 4 5 6 7
8:30 Clubhouse Closed till
10:00 Village Stitchers 12:30 For Cleaning 10:00 Social Club Meeting 12:30 Bridge
1:00 Rummikub 12:00 Mah Jongg
6:30 Village Poker Night 6:30 Canasta 1:00 Mah Jongg 6:30 Ladies Card Night
6:30 Village Poker Night
VJ Day8 9 10 11 Patriot Day 12 13 14 12:33am
Remember 9/118:45 Zumba Gold 8:30 Clubhouse Closed till 8:30 Zumba High Intensity 8:45 Zumba Gold
1:00 Crafty Ladies 10:00 Village Stitchers 10:00 Walkers 12:30 For Cleaning 10:00 Walkers 12:30 Bridge
12:00 Ladies Luncheon 12:00 Mah Jongg
6:30 Village Poker Night 6:30 Canasta 1:00 Mah Jongg
5:30 Zumba Gold 6:30 Village Poker Night 7:00 Movie Night 7:00 Horse Race Derby
7:00 Bunko
15 16 17 Citizen Day 18 Air Force Bday 19 20 POW/MIA Day 21
8:45 Zumba Gold 8:30 Clubhouse Closed till 8:30 Zumba High Intensity 8:45 Zumba Gold
10:00 Village Stitchers 10:00 Walkers 12:30 For Cleaning 10:00 Walkers 12:30 Bridge
1:00 Rummikub 1:00 Mah Jongg 12:00 Mah Jongg
6:30 Village Poker Night 6:30 Canasta 5:30 Zumba Gold 6:30 Village Poker Night
6:30 Town Concert 7:00 Bingo
22 23 3:50am 24 25 26 27 28
8:45 Zumba Gold 8:30 Clubhouse Closed till 8:30 Zumba High Intensity 8:45 Zumba Gold
1:00 Crafty Ladies 10:00 Village Stitchers 10:00 Walkers 12:30 For Cleaning 10:00 Walkers 12:30 Bridge
1:00 Mah Jongg 12:00 Mah Jongg
6:30 Village Poker Night 6:30 Mex Train Dominos 5:30 Zumba Gold 6:30 Village Poker Night 5:30 Potluck Supper
Villager Articles Due
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2:00 Crafty Ladies 10:00 Village Stitchers
6:30 Village Poker Night
FREE DUMP WEEK M to F @ BRUNSWICK COUNT LANDFILL 9/16 to 9/20/2019
"There ain't no surer
way to find out
whether you like
people or hate them
than to travel with
them" MARK TWAIN
It's impossible to get water through airport security, right? While it's true that you are
allowed only up to 3.4 ounces of any fluid, Transportation Security Administration
regulations do let full water bottles through in one case-if they are "frozen solid when
presented for screening." The catch is serious, however: "If frozen liquid items are partially
melted, slushy, or have any liquid at the bottom of the container; you'll likely have to toss
the whole thing.
