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Mission Statement
The purpose of this club is to welcome new residents of the area and to help them meet other newcomers. This club is organized for social, educational and charitable causes.
Welcome New Members!
Newcomers Club of San Dieguito September 2020
Anne Kutchera (and Bill)
C: (907) 830-9728
[email protected] 6772 Malachite Place, Carlsbad 92009
Barbara Torch
C: (847) 309-2710 H: (858) 832-8030
[email protected] 16001 Via Galan, RSF 92091
Catherine Cramton (and Peter)
(419) 798-6721
[email protected] 901 Highland Avenue, Del Mar 92014
Janet Montgomery (and Herb)
(925) 354-6100
[email protected] 211 22nd Street, Del Mar 92014
Lynne Hamontree (and Steve)
(864) 270-2452
[email protected] 656 Jocelyn Way, Encinitas 92024
Marla Benik (an Mike)
C: (321) 243-9620
[email protected] 2476 Caminito Ocean Cove, Cardiff 92007
Paula Carroll (and Jim)
C: (760) 783-1939 H: (760) 840-9464 [email protected] 318 Melrose Avenue, Encinitas 92024
Susan Oliver C: (760) 201-7487 H: (760) 942-2860
[email protected] 1340 Calle Christopher, Encinitas 92024
Attention Newcomers Members: The updated directory, including changes and new members, is on the Newcomers Web Site. Please take a couple of minutes to pull up the Directory and verify that your information is accurate. If any changes need to be made, contact Melissa Lee at [email protected].
Viviane Moskowitz 9/1
Phyllis Atkins 9/2 Patricia Calkins 9/2 Karen Feldman 9/3 Eileen Ferber 9/4 Janine Greenhill 9/4 Marilyn Monell 9/4 Elaine Frazier 9/5 Margaret Bishop 9/6 Nancy Sexton 9/7 Mary Cavanagh 9/10 Debbie Vescuso 9/10 Judy Hirsh 9/11 Dianne Kernell 9/11 Eleanor Murrell 9/11
Patricia Tobin 9/11
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Kathy Bratcher 9/12
Cheryl Burns 9/12
Yvonne Lara 9/13
Marilyn Kogen 9/16
Marian Kroon 9/16
Cindy Jones 9/17
Diane Danielewicz 9/20
Isobel Shapiro 9/20
Shary Kee 9/22
Ruth Mack 9/24
Katie Militello 9/25
Carrie Pakroo 9/25
Linda McArdle 9/27
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President’s Message
Corona virus. Covid 19. Pandemic. Dire. Unprecedent-ed. These are the words that have been bandied about for the last several months and we are all able to define them. However, let us not allow them to define us. While our Newcomer activities have been drastically curtailed, we as a group remain united and committed to rolling with the punches as we adjust to our new reality. We are able to see each other via Zoom at book clubs, General meetings, and even mahjong and canasta games online. Of course nothing can take the place of actually being together and those of us who partici-pate in pickle ball, golf , boogie boarding, beach walking and biking are able to do just that, albeit with social distancing procedures. We encourage all of you to join in the fun of one or more of these activities and demonstrate our resilien-cy! Going forward we hope to add to this list of things we can do together while still following the guidelines for safety. “We are all in this together” sounds like a platitude but it is espe-cially true for our Newcomers group. With determination and dedication we can make the transition from life as we knew it to this new “life-quake”. I look forward to seeing as many of you as possible either in person or virtually and remain dedi-cated to making the best of what this year has to offer. Elaine Frassanito
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A Warm Welcome to our Newest Members. Introducing . . .
Paula Carroll, Encinitas By the time you read this, Paula and Jim Carroll will have just moved into 318 Melrose Avenue in Encinitas. They were still loading the moving van in Houston as July turned to August. Paula was born in Venezuela to American parents, and she lived there until the family moved to Singapore for her last two years of high school. Fortunately, she married someone of a similar background, and before long, they were off to Spain, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Venezuela. Paula has taught middle school in Thai-land, Vietnam and Indonesia at the International schools. While visiting California, Paula ran into a group of walkers, and she asked if they walked often. The Encinitas Walking Group invited her to join them whenever she was in town, and the rest is history!
Catherine Cramton, Del Mar
Catherine and Peter Cramton moved to Highland Avenue in Del Mar to be closer to fami-ly members in Los Angeles and to enjoy the wonderful Southern California climate. Her lifelong passions have been learning and writing. As a journalist she learned about peo-ple and situations; later as a management professor and researcher. She loved the op-portunity to understand other people’s perspectives, and she’s spent periods of time in Italy, Germany, Australia, India and Tunisia. Recently retired, Catherine’s interests in-clude culture and language, cooking, painting, tennis and bridge.
Lynne Hamontree, Encinitas Lynne describes herself in three words: sincere, health-minded, and a nature enthusiast. She and her husband, Steve moved to Encinitas from Charleston, South Carolina to be closer to some of their family members, including their youngest son. Lynne frankly ad-mits that to be 60 years old and not really knowing anyone in a new location can be ra-ther daunting, so she’s delighted to have found our Newcomers Club. Lynne is still a working artist and remains affiliated with a gallery in Charleston. She and Steve have been enjoying the cooler weather, hiking, surfing and great excellent restaurants in and around San Diego.
Anne Kutchera, Carlsbad Now living in Carlsbad, Anne and her husband moved here from Salt Lake City -- but also spent over 12 years in Anchorage, AK. She’s a retired cardiac sonographer, specialized in performing echocardiograms; Bill is a retired cardiologist. We’re thankful to Melissa An-derson for introducing Anne to our club so she could form friendships and enjoy club ac-tivities. She plays golf, enjoys the beach, and wants to attend a Christian church. Her passions include tap dancing, singing, and learning to play the piano. And if that’s not ambitious enough, Anne did something even more adventurous two years ago when she, Bill, and friends biked through France and Germany.
Janet Montgomery, Del Mar Janet is a California native! She was born in Los Angeles at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital and lived in the Elysian Heights/Echo Park and the Northridge areas as a child. After marrying Herb, they resided in Simi Valley for 15 years, then in the San Francisco Bay area-Orinda for another 20 years. Danville was their home until recently, when they moved to their present home in Del Mar. She had a remarkably successful career as an educator, teaching many outstanding young people. Janet and Herb enjoy traveling, and some of their favorite countries are China, Turkey, Russia and Ecuador.
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Welcoming One More New Member: Susan Oliver, Encinitas Susan recently retired as corporate Vice President for LPL Finan-cial in San Diego. Earlier in her career she worked at a few other companies; however, her favorite time was spent as a business consultant for other companies, like Qualcomm, The Irvine Com-pany, AMN, etc. Now, as a retiree, Susan’s looking forward to her next chapter in life. So far she has been enjoying playing pickle-ball, walking, cooking and reading. Although Susan is not a big travel enthusiast, she does want to explore that world, particularly within the U.S.A.
A message from our webmaster Emails come out at least several times a month. If you do not received an email for a while, please contact Jo-Ann Smith at
Are you looking for things to do while we shelter-in-place? Or do you have ideas of what others can do? Log into our website and click the CDC (Can Do Comments) Blog on the sidebar menu. You’ll see suggestions from other members. To add your own, scroll to the bottom and type in your recommendation then click the Submit Comment button. Be sure to include your name so we know who submitted it.
A message from our newsletter committee Due to the Covid 19 Pandemic we have had to temporarily suspend some of our activities. We look forward to resuming the fun in the future! Activities on Hold for Now: Arts and Crafts, Breakfast Club, Canasta, Cinema Socializing, Dining In, Game Night, Happy Hour, Knitting and Crochet, Mah Jongg, Movie Goers, Shanghai
Check the newsletter each month for activities that continue to meet in person or via zoom.
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Beach Walk: Thursdays, 8:00-9:00 AM (easy walk) We walk every Thursday from 8:00 to 9:00 A.M. on the Torrey Pines Beach that you reach from the parking lot on Carmel Valley Rd. You can park in the lot (near the restrooms) if you have a pass or on Carmel Valley Rd. and walk in. Please email Simma Nemeth ([email protected] ) to be added to our list. We send out a reminder every Tuesday.
Boogie Boarding: September is one San Diego’s best months for playing in the waves! Come join us at one or all of the times listed below. Mondays - Fletcher Cove at 9:30 AM or Noon. Wednesdays - Moonlight Beach at 9:30 AM. Fridays we alternate between Fletcher and Moonlight at 9:30 AM. The Meeting spot is in front of lifeguard stands. If you are a brand new Newcomer, contact Fran Dyer at [email protected] to get on our contact list. If you would like to be taken off the list, please email Fran.
Check your email weekly for Frans’s blurb about info, changes and special events. Remember to "reply to all" every time you respond so we end up at the SAME beach! See you on the waves!
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First Monday Book Club: Mon, Sep 14, 10A Social, 10:30A Discussion At this point in time, all of our meetings will be on Zoom with 10:00 Social, 10:30 Discussion. To join any Newcomer Zoom Meeting use: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9097095225?pwd=cnRHclE5bDNCb0JXRlAwY05wS3BnUT09 or use Meeting ID 9097095225 Password 261110
We are meeting a week later due to the Labor Day holiday. We will discuss The Great Believ-ers by Rebecca Makkah. Jo-Ann Smith will present the discussion. On October 3 our discussion leader is Linda Levine and our book is The Island of Sea Women by Isabel Allende. If you wish to be added to the First Monday Book Club email list, please email Phyllis Atkins at [email protected]
Mystery Book Club: Tue, Sep 8, 10A Social, 10:30A Discussion At this point in time, all of our meetings will be on Zoom with 10:00 Social, 10:30 Discussion. To join any Newcomer Zoom Meeting use: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9097095225?pwd=cnRHclE5bDNCb0JXRlAwY05wS3BnUT09 or use Meeting ID 9097095225 Password 261110 Our September book is The Blackhouse by Peter May. Kim Lubesnick is our discussion leader. If you would like to be added to our email list, email Phyllis Atkins at [email protected]
Second Tuesday Book Group: Tue, Sep 8, 3P This is led by Newcomer 2 members and is meeting via Zoom. The link is different from the one used by the other book clubs so if you want to attend, please RSVP to Diana Van Duzer [email protected] The book for September is Housekeeping by Marilynne Robinson. The book for October is Caste by Isable Wilkerson. All readers are welcome, if you’ve read the book or not - you may be inspired to read it! Questions? Christa Stahl [email protected] 858-755-3400
Women’s Fiction Book Club: Mon, Sep 21, 10A Social, 10:30A Discusion At this point in time, all of our meetings will be on Zoom with 10:00 Social, 10:30 Discus-sion. To join any Newcomer Zoom Meeting use: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9097095225?pwd=cnRHclE5bDNCb0JXRlAwY05wS3BnUT09 or use Meeting ID 9097095225 Password 261110
The September book will be A Long Petal of the Sea by Isabel Allende. “Both an intimate look at the relationship between one man and one woman and an epic story of love, war, family, and the search for home . . .” Linda Levine will facilitate the discussion.
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Women’s Fiction Book Club continued: Two additional books have been proposed. If you would be interested in reading one of them and, if you like the one you read, leading the discussion, please let Judy Gechman know. They are:
The Wide Circumference of Love, by Marita Golden. “A moving African-American family drama of love and devotion in the face of Alzheimer’s disease.” Valentine, by Elizabeth Wetmore. “Written with . . . haunting emotional power . . ., an astonishing debut novel that explores the lingering effects of a brutal crime on the women of one small Texas oil town in the 1970s.
In addition, please let Judy know if you have read a book you like and would be willing to lead the discussion. The primary focus of this book club is books that tell the story of the arc of a woman’s growth in the face of adversity, though there is definitely latitude.
Please email Judy Gechman if you want to be added to the mailing list for Women’s Fiction. [email protected]
Chicks with Chains (Biking) Sep 29, 10:30
Since our activity is outside, we feel ready to ride again. On Tuesday, Septem-ber 29, Chicks with Chains will ride around Mission Bay. We will meet at 10:30. This is a mostly flat, paved bike path. We will follow the ride with a picnic lunch along the beautiful bay. If you can join us, email [email protected]. Details will be emailed a few days before the ride. If you can’t join us on this ride, but would like to be added to the Chicks with Chains email list, email Pam.
COMMUNITY SERVICE: Meeting: Tue, Aug 25, 12:30P
We would like to have a Community Service Zoom meeting to discuss our existing community pro-jects, welcome any new ideas and receive your feedback. This will help confirm current coordina-tors and participants of service projects and enable us to better assist you!
The Zoom meeting will be Tuesday, August 25th at 12:30 pm. To join any Newcomer Zoom Meeting use: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9097095225?pwd=cnRHclE5bDNCb0JXRlAwY05wS3BnUT09
or use Meeting ID 9097095225 Password 261110.
Please email us to let us know if you are able to be on the call:
Thanks in advance! Betsy Buckner and Kathy Bratcher
Betsy Buckner and Kathy Bratcher [email protected] (760-505-7536) [email protected] (650-906-5972)
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COMMUNITY SERVICE: Solutions For Change (SFC):
SFC has recently welcomed new families and has contacted us with urgent dinner needs. All meals, at this time, need to be prepared by licensed kitchens! Therefore, we have the following options: 1) Pre-pared food can be bought, warmed and dropped off at facility 2) vol-unteers can serve the meals, using precautions prescribed by SFC (mask, glove, temperature checks included) 3) Food can be ordered and delivered by restaurant. Marilyn Barnett will be finding a date and
coordinating dinners. Contact Marilyn if you can [email protected], 310 418-9118
Dining In, 2019-2020
Who knew since the last newsletter that we would still be social distancing! That last sentence was written for the summer newsletter and here we are, 3 months later, still social distancing. Really, who knew!! But thanks to those of you who have opted to join Dining In- we love the positive thinking and optimistic attitude.We will continue to hope for an end to this virus once we have the vaccine but until then we remain on hold. Dining In membership is not automatic, you must sign up each year. Howev-er, since we will not be meeting in the near future, those of you who have signed up will remain on the list until it is safe to resume dinners or until you wish to be removed. We look forward to sharing a meal with you in the not-too-distant future. For more information contact Melissa Anderson [email protected]. 770-317-8741
General Meeting: Wed, Sep 2, 10A Social, 10:30 Meeting
We meet via Zoom. All are welcome and encouraged to attend. Minutes and Treasurer's report are on the website. To join any Newcomer Zoom Meeting use: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9097095225?pwd=cnRHclE5bDNCb0JXRlAwY05wS3BnUT09 or use Meeting ID 9097095225 Password 261110 If you need help with accessing Zoom, feel free to con-tact Pam Shetler at [email protected].
Thursday Newcomers Ladies Golf: Thursday mornings
Golfers play every Thursday AM at the Lomas Santa Fe Executive Course (1580 Sun Valley Rd, Solana Beach, CA 92075). We have two tee times reserved around 9am, so can accommodate 8 players. Each week please email Ann Welton ([email protected]) by Tuesday PM if you plan to play that week. This should be a firm commitment to play. Golfers of all abilities are invited to play. Be-cause of the COVID-19 situation you must abide by all golf course restrictions. We play wearing masks most of the time (exceptions being if the mask interferes with your taking a stroke or you take a short break and are far from other players) and we carefully social distance. General Info: Barbara Batha ([email protected] or 858-847-0096) or Carol German ([email protected] or 858-356-9691) or Ann Welton ([email protected] or 858-509-7553)
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Lunch Bunch: Wed, Sep 2, 12 noon
"Lunch bunch", a new activity proposed by Mona Angel, would meet every other month from Sep-tember to June on the first Wednesday of the month. We would meet at a restaurant with outdoor seating, maybe even with an ocean view, and practice social distancing while dining in small groups. If you are interested in this please contact Mona Angel, [email protected]. Once we have an idea of how many are interested we will iron out the details. We hope this will be a good opportunity for making more personal, yet safe, connections with others
Mah Jongg: Many of us are logging into www.realmahjongg.com to play alone against the computer or with oth-ers. This works well on a tablet or desktop and simulates a live game well. It’s free for the first two weeks, $5.99 a month after that and easy to cancel. If you use the option “looking for players” ma-vens from all over may join you for a game or two or you can set up a game with friends or look for other Newcomers playing and join them. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS!
If you want your Real Mahjongg ID added to our Newcomer list, please send me your real mah jongg name and your ID. I hope to send a completed list to our Real Mahjongg players. We hope to make new members feel welcome and encourage everyone to form a group, join a group, or substitute. Please indicate if you prefer a slow, moderate or fast game. Thanks, Mari Siegel [email protected]
Pickleball COVID 19 update: Altamira courts, 6750 Paseo Del Norte, Carlsbad, CA 92011, Wednesday's from 1:00 - 3:00 Please reply by Monday night to Pam Shetler, [email protected], if you want to play on Wednesday. Non-members, bring $3.00 - no coins or $10 or $20 bills. Before playing at Altamira they require a signed AMATEUR ATHLETIC WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY Email Pam to get a copy of the waiver and let her know if you want to be on the Altamira email list. Masks must be worn on the walkway, but not while playing. Keep 6' apart while awaiting to play or put your mask back on. They rotate between two or three courts. Bobby Riggs, 875 Santa Fe Dr, Encinitas, CA 92024, Bobby Riggs Tennis Club Poinsettia Park, 6600 Hidden Valley Rd, Carlsbad, CA 92011, 3 of 6 courts open from 8:00-8:00 St. Michael’s by the Sea, 2775 Carlsbad Blvd, Carlsbad, CA 92008, http://stmichaelspickleball.org Two courts open 8:00-8:00 by reservation only. Co-Chairs, Lynda Barrett, [email protected] and Pam Shetler, [email protected]
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Poker Divas: Wed, Set 16, 7P
Poker Divas are playing on the 3rd Wednesday of each month via zoom. We have started a new game which requires a $2.00 buy in and allows players to win dollars. September game is Wednesday, Sept. 16, 7 P.M. Game will last one hour. Bring your own refresh-ment and snack. Contact Fran Dyer, [email protected], if you would like to play! Fran will send out reminder on Sunday, Sept. 13.
SPECIAL EVENTS:
“Murder In Sin City” Mystery Party: Morgan Run Resort Sat, May 16, 2021 6:00 pm
Once again the uncertainty of the times has us postponing the Murder Mystery Party. The party promises to be full of UNCERTAINTY, and SUSPENSE! That is what we are all continuing to experience. It will be a GREAT event to look forward to next May, 2021. Much more info will follow closer to the date.
Sunshine Renee McBride is the Sunshine Chair. Renee’s email address is: [email protected] and you can contact her to report anyone who needs a bit of sunshine, get well wishes or congrat-ulations from the Club Members.
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Wanderers & Cultural Arts Impressions of Cuba: Thur Sep 10, 10:30A Photos and conversation based on a recent trip by Isabel and Roger Escalle. Via Zoom . To join any Newcomer Zoom Meeting use:
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9097095225?pwd=cnRHclE5bDNCb0JXRlAwY05wS3BnUT09 or use Meeting ID 9097095225 Password 261110 An Interactive Cooking Experience with Sandra Cardet: Thur, Sep 17, 10:30A Sandra is the owner and chef of Havana Grill. The dish will be Fricasé de Pollo (traditional Cu-ban chicken stew or fricassee) with Cuban white rice. Registration fee is $5.00 which will be do-nated towards Solutions for Change dinner. Please make your $5 check payable to Newcomers Club of San Dieguito and mail it to Pam Shetler at 6931 Whitecap Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92011. Pam can be reached at [email protected]. Make sure to register on Evite here where you will find what ingredients to buy to make the dish and other details.
(TENTATIVE) Moderated Discussion: Thur, Sep 24, 10:30A The moderated discussion will center around the film The Cuban (see below), views on how society cares for the elderly, the process of aging, and the role of music and the arts in brain stimulation.
Recommended: Watch the Canadian independent film ‘The Cuban’ (2019, 109 minutes) in which Cuban jazz sparks a life-changing bond between a nursing home patient, Luis Garcia, who is suffering from vascular dementia and the beginnings of Alzheimer’s. Luis is portrayed by Louis Gossett Jr. (Sgt. Foley in An Officer and a Gentleman, 1982). Until a new caretaker arrives, Luis' accomplished past goes unrecognized by the people around him, and at its haunting best the movie suggests a multitude of unknown lives and experiences among the ware-housed elderly. The film was scripted by Alessandra Piccione and directed by Sergio Navar-retta. The cast includes Ana Golja as Mina and Kris (Giacomo Gianniotti, of Grey’s Anato-my).
The film can be streamed, $12 here (Angelika Film Center and Café). Once purchased you have 3 days to watch it. More information will be coming via email.
Welcome Social: Mon, Sep 21, 9:30A Please join us for a Welcome Social on Zoom at 9:30 AM on the third Monday of each month. Our first meeting will be on September 21. Grab a cup of coffee, meet a few new people and ask any questions you may have about our club. RSVP to Cheryl Prince [email protected] and you’ll be sent the Zoom information a couple of days before our meeting. Look-ing forward to seeing you! All are welcome.
Executive Committee
President………………………………………………………..Elaine Frassanito
Vice President……………………………………………………..Louise Godici
Secretary………………………………………………………....Carol German
Assist Secretary…………………………………………………...Phyllis Atkins
Treasurer……………………………………………………...….…Jayne Marx
Assist Treasurer…………………………………………...…...Janine Greenhill
Parliamentarian.. ………………………………………………...Judy Gechman
Assist Parliamentarian……………………………………….....Penny Friedman
Membership Chair…………………………………………………..Melissa Lee Newsletter/Calendar:…………………………………………. Kim Lubesnuck
Asst Newsletter.………………………….…………….…..Bonnie Koonsvitsky
Webmaster………………………………………………………....JoAnn Smith
Assist Webmaster………………………………………....Margaret Newhouse
Administrative Activities
Calendar………………………………………………………….Kim Lubesnick
Emails……………………………………………………………..Jo-Ann Smith
Flyers……………………………………..………………………..Carol German
Membership Biographies……………………………………………..Judy Cours
Membership Directories……………………………………...……...Melissa Lee
Nametags…………………………………………………….……Nancy Sexton
Newsletter………………...Carol German, Bonnie Koonsvitsky, Kim Lubesnick
Website………………………………………Jo-Ann Smith, Margaret Newhouse
Standing Committees
General Meetings……………...Barbara Moraine, Sharon Marr, Janine Greenhill
Historian…………………………………………………………Mary Jo Landon
Sunshine ……………………………..……………...Rene McBride, Sharon Marr
Welcome Committee………………………….…Cheryl Prince, Christie Snow
Activities
Arts and Crafts…………..….…Jane Sawyer, Karen Sullivan, Kathy Mayne-Smith
Beach Walking…………..………………….…………………….Simma Nemeth
Boogie Boarding………………...……Kim Lubesnick, Christie Snow, Fran Dyer
1st Mon Book Club……………………………..……Phyllis Atkins, Janice Muller
2nd Tues Book Club…………………………………………...….….Christa Stahl
Mystery Book Club……………………………………….…………Phyllis Atkins
Women’s Fiction Book Club……..…………………….……….....Judy Gechman
Breakfast Club……………………………………...……………....Rita Overman
Canasta…………………………………..……Dorene Goldfinger, Sharon Marr
Chicks with Chains……………………………..…………………….Pam Shetler
Cinema Socializing…………………………………..……………...Judy Gechman
Community Service Coordinators……………......Betsy Buckner, Kathy Bratcher
Community Service: Book Depository………………………….….….Judy Cours
Community Service: Carol’s House……………………………….Patti Fitchen
Community Service: Food Pantry…………………………...….Penny Freidman
Community Service: Solutions for Change………………..……..Marilyn Barnett
Dining In ……………………………………………..…….….Melissa Anderson
Game Night…………………………………………………...….…. Pam Shetler
Girls Gab and Greens…………….…………………………………..Mari Kenard Golf……………………………….….Barbara Batha, Carol German, Ann Welton
Happy Hour…………………………………...….Rosalee Kitaen, Joanie Watkins
Knitting & Crocheting……………………………………………….….Ruth Mack
Mah Jongg………………………...…………………………..…….…..Mari Siegel
Movie Goers…………………………….……....…Kathy Bratcher, Melanie Sowa
Pickle Ball………………………...………………..…Lynda Barrett, Pam Shetler
Poker Divas…………………………………………………….…..……Fran Dyer
Shanghai…...…………….…………………………...……..………...Pam Wagner
Special Events……………………………..............................Susie Anson, Fran Dyer
Spring Party……...…….Kathy Bratcher, Fran Dyer, Carol German, Melanie Sowa
Wanderers & Cultural Arts…………Marilyn Monell, Isabel Escalle, Judy Cours
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Working hard for you: Your leadership team. Please contact any of them if you have questions or new ideas regarding the club or any of the activities.
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