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Scoop The

A Gypsum Mills Estates Community Newsletter

FREE Rent Raffle

Raffle Tickets for Free Rent are now on sale

during the month of August. Drawing will be

at the upcoming Residents/Board Meeting

on Thursday, Sept. 6th at 7:30 pm.

1 ticket for $2 / 3 tickets for $5 /

10 tickets for $10

Tickets will be sold at the monthly breakfast,

at Bingo, and immediately prior to the

Residents Meeting on Sept. 6th. You can

also purchase them from Joan Hawes,

RoseMarie Varner and the other Board

Members. Rent is donated by Morgan

Management to be used in October or No-

vember, and the proceeds are used strictly

for the Community. Good Luck!!!!

Restaurateur Guiseppe (Pepi) was found murdered in the kitchen of his

renowned New York City eatery, La Sperenza.

Pepi had been shot in the back with his own pistol.

Your task is to discover who the killer is.

You are invited to join his family and friends as they pay their respects to poor

Pepi AND to eat a pasta dinner in his honor…

At La Sperenza, we treat you like family… Mark your calendars!

“Pasta & Pistols” will be playing

on Saturday, September 8th at 5:30 PM. Tickets will, as always, be $8.00.

Tickets will be on sale at the Com-munity Center on August 20

th and

August 27th

from 4:00 - 6:00 PM. Hurry tickets are limited and

sell out quickly!

August

2012

Calling all KIDS and GRANDKIDS!! School’s right around the corner…

Let’s have a pool and picnic party to celebrate the end of a

wonderful summer season!

FOOD! GAMES! PRIZES! MUSIC!

Hot dogs, beverages and other kid-friendly fare will be provided.

Please kindly bring a dish to pass! To reserve, call Char Austin at 398-7619

to indicate total # of people attending and dish you plan on bringing!

Sponsored by the Cooperative Board of Directors

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FROM THE MANAGER’S DESK

THE GYPSUM MILLS ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE took place in our Community Center on Saturday, July 14th and Sunday, July 15th. This year's theme was Las Vegas! Due to the hot weather. we started off slow on Saturday, but picked up by the afternoon. On Sunday, we had a bigger crowd. Games were played, prizes given away, and fun was had with our current residents and new prospects. Also, there were many free raffle drawings: (2) Winding Creek Golf Certificates for two; (1) Kindle Fire Entertainment Pad; (5) Sets of Red Wings tickets for six people. Lunch was provided and enjoyed by all.

By Monday, three sales came into our Sales Office. Our Models are still available at this time. Patty Mattice was in our Model at 6288 Murphy. She said, "The people who toured the home loved it!”

I would like to thank all of our volunteers and resident visitors who supported us during our Annual Open House. We look forward to seeing you again next year.

GYPSUM MILLS ANNUAL GARDEN CONTEST: Beth from Bristol Garden Center was our Judge this year. She enjoyed all the beautiful resident gardens here at Gypsum Mills Estates. This year, our winners are: First place ~ Mr. & Mrs. Arnolds of 6327 Roberts Drive; Second place ~ Mr. & Mrs. Ervay of 6357 Roberts Drive; Third place ~ Mr. & Mrs. Tuttle of 987 Gypsum Mills Street. Congratulations to our Winners! We have posted the flyers of the winners in the Community Center. We would like to thank all who participated.

ROADWORK WITH GYPSUM MILLS: The Town of Victor is in the process of doing road resurfacing and repairs. Please use extra caution on the streets that are affected.

SNOW BIRDS: The season will soon be coming to an end and our Snow Birds will be leaving us for the winter. We need to keep our records current so please let us know when you are leaving, an emergency contact person, where you will be staying and when you will return. This informs us as to when we should stop and start your Scoop delivery, who to contact in case we need you for a emergency on your home, and any important information about your lease renewal, rent changes, etc. Thank you for your cooperation.

FYI: Regarding the home tax issue from the Town of Victor, we are still working on this with Morgan Management.

*ATTENTION ALL COMMITTEE MEMBERS*: If you are involved in activities within Gypsum Mills Estates, everyone must sign a Recreational Facilities Waiver form that is located in the Sales Office. (This includes: bocce ball, shuffle board, tennis, horse shoes, basketball, pickle ball, golf, billiards, cards, exercise of any kind, dance, art, library, bingo, pool and hiking/walking trails.) In addition, please have everyone that participates/attends one of your func-tions held in the Community Center, even if it’s a private party, sign a waiver form. If you need extras to be left out for your event, please contact the Office prior to your function. We are happy to make copies for you. Thank you.

Very Truly Yours, Debra DeMars Community Manager

Welcome

New Residents!

Wayne & Anne Hulbert 6306 Lambert Street

We’re glad you’re here!

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A MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT

Feeling hot, anyone? WHOA!!! 90+ degree heat, sunglasses, and fans...welcome to the Summer of 2012. I hope everyone is staying healthy and cool in this unbelievable heat wave. Although the heat can be oppressive ~ I try to remember these sunshine

filled days and warm breezes in January when the arctic cold wind and 20 degree weather is causing all of us to become stir crazy indoors! So, while it lasts, let's enjoy the warm air and sunshine!

July 7th was our 2nd Annual Patriotic Golf Cart Parade and Ice Cream Social. Many thanks to our team of volunteers, Barb and Bill Seils and Sally and Bill Hoffman, who helped make this annual event such a success! It was great fun to see the decorated golf carts on display around our community. Thank you to our generous volunteers and participants.

Each year, Morgan Management graciously sponsors a golf outing for the Special Olympics hosted here at Winding Creek Golf Course. Special Olympics brings the inspiring power of sports to children and adults with intellectual disabilities. It is the mission of Special Olympics to affirm and celebrate the courage, determination, and personal dignity of each of it's Olympi-ans. At this event, each Olympian is assigned a Gypsum Mills resident as a golf mentor to spend the afternoon playing the course and offering some one on one companionship and coaching. This year the outing is scheduled for Monday, August 27th at 2pm. Please join me in prayers for cooperative weather! Gypsum Mills residents Bob and Linda Tuttle are co-hosts for this event. Heartfelt thanks and appreciation to them both for donating their time to such a worthwhile and community enriching event.

Save the date of Sunday, August 19th for the Kids’ Back to School Pool and Picnic Party from 3 to 5pm at the Pool Area at Gypsum Mills. This social is sponsored by the Board of Directors and is for children, grandchildren, parents and grandparents of our Gypsum Mills community. Hot dogs, ice cream cups and other kid-friendly fare are on the menu! I look for-ward to seeing everyone on the 19th to celebrate a fantastic summer for our residents and families in our community.

Pickleball is now a reality at Gypsum Mills! Vice President, Diane Crego is responsible for championing the cause to get the (2) Pickleball Courts operational in our community. Addi-tional thanks and recognition go out to: Board Member Ken Ainsworth for painting, striping and operating the machinery used to paint the courts, Larry and Bonnie Corby for sharing their knowledge about pickleball and educating us as to the rules, and to Harold and Betty Karins for their demonstration of the sport. Thank you to each of those mentioned for their efforts to bring Pickleball to Gypsum Mills! I know you will join me in recognizing that without folks like those I've mentioned, much of the spirit and sense of community we have here just would not exist. It is because of the volunteer spirit brought by so many of our residents that we have such great amenities and activities within our community. So once again~ Thank You for all you do to enhance and boost our community.

The FREE RENT PROMOTION is now running through September 6th. Tickets can be pur-chased throughout August and are available at all social events in our community and/or from any board member. Cost of tickets is as follows; $2/each, $5 for 3 tickets, or $10 for 10 tickets. The lucky winner will enjoy free rent for one month! Purchase your tickets and cross your fin-gers for good luck!

Enjoy the remainder of your Summer and I look forward to seeing you on August 19th and on the Pickleball Court!

Fondly, Hugh N. Crowley, President Gypsum Mills

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AUGUST BREAKFAST

We will be serving breakfast from 8:00a - 10:00a on Sunday, August 12th.

No reservations needed ~ just come!

MENU - Pancakes, French Toast, Eggs (any style), Cheese Omelet $.50 more, Bacon, Sausage, Toast (Whole Wheat or White), Juice, Coffee, Tea or Milk.

Adults - $3.00 Children under 12 - FREE

~The Breakfast Crew

Do you want to sell your home? Not sure where you should start? Let us help you! We will be happy to sell your previously enjoyed home through our Sales Office within Gypsum Mills Estates Community. Reasons why you should list with us:

1. We receive calls daily 2. We are open 7 days a week 3. We show as they come in the door, no appt. necessary 4. We do all the advertising for you: check out our website: www.gypsummills.com

As an added incentive: New buyers of pre-owned home sales through RMHS will receive a credit on their lot rent ~ $50 off per month for 12 months. There are also incentives for buyers of new homes and models. RMHS, going the extra step to get YOUR home sold!! *Restrictions Apply.

COOKIES! COOKIES!

WE NEED COOKIES!

The Annual Special Olympics Golf Event at Winding Creek Golf Course will be held on

Monday, August 27th at 2:00p, followed by dinner and awards

at the Community Center.

Cookie donations needed in 1-2 dozen batches ~ Chocolate Chip or Chocolate Chocolate Chip! NO NUTS, PLEASE!

Due to severe nut allergies, the follow-ing are “safe” chocolate chips to use:

Hershey’s, BJ’s and Aldi’s Chips.

Please drop off all cookie donations to the Community Center between 2-4 PM.

Call Linda Tuttle at 924-1684 if you can lend a hand for this very special event.

RECIPE OF THE MONTH!

COOKING LIGHT

TUSCAN PORK KEBABS

Coming in at under 200 calories per serving, this

colorful grilled summer dish is perfect for a light pic-

nic on the patio. Sautéed chard makes a simple side.

Prep/Total Time: 30 min Yield: 4 servings

4 teaspoons olive oil 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 2 garlic cloves, crushed 1 pound pork tenderloin, trimmed and cut into 1-inch cubes 16 (1-inch) pieces red bell pepper 16 (1-inch) pieces yellow bell pepper Cooking spray

1. Prepare grill to medium-high heat.

2. Combine olive oil, grated lemon rind, salt, pepper, and crushed garlic in a large bowl, stir-ring well. Add pork; marinate at room temperature 15 minutes, tossing occasionally.

3. Thread pork and bell peppers alternately onto each of 8 (8-inch) skewers. Place skewers on a grill rack coated with cooking spray; grill 10 minutes or until pork is done, turning occasion-ally.

Sautéed chard: Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add 1 tablespoon olive oil to pan, and swirl to coat. Add 8 cups chopped stemmed Swiss chard, 1 tablespoon minced garlic, and 1/8 teaspoon salt; sauté for 5 minutes or until chard wilts.

Nutritional Information

Amount per serving: Calories: 198 / Fat: 8.8g / Saturated fat: 2.1g / Protein: 24.7g / Carbohydrate: 4.5g / Fiber: 1.5g / Cholesterol: 67mg / Iron: 1.6mg / Sodium: 346mg / Calcium: 15mg

http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/tuscan-pork-kebabs-10000001911386/

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GEMS

Schooner’s is always a great place to eat. After lunch, we toured Ginny Miller’s “Little Houses.” They’re fun to see!

We will be going to Steamboat Landing on August 17th. To reserve, call Jeanne, 924-1925.

RED HATS

We had a good turnout for our lunch at the Mendon Grill. Twenty-four ladies plus Kathy Gillis brought her lifetime-long

friend, Mary ~ we are always happy to have guests join us! And it was so nice to have Geri Wormsbecher with us only one week after her operation. Way to go, Geri!

For our August 14th gathering, we will be going to The Legacy. Donna Zink (924-2255) will be our hostess. Please call her if you have not previously signed up. If you have already signed up and find that you are unable to make it, please call to cancel as soon as possible. We will meet in the parking lot no later than 11:20a so we can depart promptly at 11:30a.

LUNCH BUNCH

Our July lunch was wonderful! The menu included pretzel salad, pasta salad, Ital-ian sausage, Greek salad, Leo’s cookies and ice cream sandwiches. Everything was a real hit! Great conversation and fellowship was had by all!

This month, the Lunch Bunch will be meeting on Tuesday, August 21st from 12:00 PM til ?? PM. The theme is ‘Lunch Type

Food.’ Please bring 6 sandwiches, chips & dip, a side salad such as macaroni or jello, or a delicious dessert. Call Julie Al-fieri (398-7314) before August 16th to let her know what you will be bringing. Look-ing forward to seeing you there!! Be sure to stick around ~ we might just have a few surprises!

~The Lunch Bunch Crew, Julie Alfieri

IF YOU NEED A RIDE TO LUNCH BUNCH - CALL JULIE!

WE’LL PICK YOU UP!

FRIENDS ON THE GO

We had a great time at our meeting this month. Kathy Gillis won a competitive game of Chicken,

which is only fitting since she is a rooster collector!

Our next meeting is August 18th at the Community Center at 6:30 PM. All those who are single are welcome to join us. Our dinner in August will be at Cheap Charlie's in Bloomfield on Monday, the 13th. Please contact me for further information or questions.

~Jean Andersen 721-9114

VICTOR FARMINGTON

FOOD CUPBOARD

There is a donation basket located in the Community Center for the

collection of non-perishable food and personal care items.

The VFFC services Victor, Farmington, and surrounding areas with

dignity and respect.

In December of 2010, the VFFC served 509 families - or 1,460 people.

Compare that to December of 2008 when they fed 312 families - or 2007 when they fed 144 families. The need for services is growing at a frightening rate. Please join

us in supporting this cause.

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LIVE IT! HEALTHY

LIVING PROGRAM

PLACE: COMMUNITY CENTER WHEN: EVERY MONDAY, 4:15-5P

Lose weight and feel better about your-self! Learn how to shed those extra pounds through effective meal planning and by sharing your progress with the group.

For more information, call: Julie Alfieri at 398-7314

~Julie Alfieri & Harry Easton

CHAIR AND POOL

AEROBICS

So far, this has been beautiful pool weather and the water temperature has been perfect! Water exercise is one of

the best things you can do for your hips, knees, back, and is the ultimate whole

body workout.

Chair Exercise is Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 10a. Pool Aerobics is Monday

through Friday at 10a.

Save the Date: Our annual exercise party will be on Wednesday, September

19th at 11:30a. Everyone who has attended chair and/or pool aerobics is

welcome to attend. There will be a sign up sheet at the pool and on the

board in the center.

Questions? Call: Karen at 742-3262.

DANCE • DANCE • DANCE

Please join us every Tuesday morning from 10a to 11:30a for the fun and exer-

cise of line dancing. Enjoy the merriment of dancing and being with

friends. See you there!

For more information call: Gail Maffett, 742-3048

or Karen Beecher, 924-1711.

MAH JONGG

Our group is growing ~ Come and join in the fun! Want to learn how to play? All

skill levels welcome.

Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday at 1:00 pm in the Community Center.

Coming in September, for anyone interested in learning that is unable to

make day time play, Mah Jongg Evening Play!

Interested? Call Ann Andolino for more information ~ 742-3159

EUCHRE CLUB

First off, a reminder to everyone that we have always started promptly at 6:45 PM. Please get there before that time so you may play.

For our July meeting, the boys finally gave the gals some competition. The results are as follows:

1st Joan Hawes 2nd (tie) John Blain Ruth Dreste Ken Ainsworth 5th (tie) Brad Smith Harry Easton 7th Carm Bartolone 8th Marge Lochner

Hope everyone had a good time, as that is the main focus of our club. Our next outing is Friday, August 10th at 6:45 PM. Hope to see you there! ~Ken

Wii BOWLING

Friday • September 7 • 1-3 PM And continues every Friday thru April

in the Community Center

New Leagues Forming!!

Contact Don Varner for more information 233-9045

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BINGO!! Every Wednesday Night – 7:00 PM

We start setting up in the center at 6:00 PM. For those folks that are new to our community or will come and play for the first time – Entry card is $1.00. Each card after that is 50 cents. We have a 50/50 drawing for $1.00 – 3 tickets . The last game is the cover all – each card that you use costs $1.00 (there are 3 “pots” to win (if you win one you can not win another). Chips are provided (we do not dab). All money from that night goes back out. Decaf coffee is provided free. You are welcome to bring snacks for your table.

Any questions? Please call Dottie at 924-8201 anytime after 4:00 PM. NOTE: If you would like to come and play Bingo but do not drive at night – and would like someone to pick you up and take you home – please call Dottie and we will make arrangements for you. Hope to see you there!

KIDS CORNER Get the torch with the Olympic flame

to the stadium for the opening ceremonies.

Coloring Fun!

PRAYERS AND

GET WELL WISHES

To: Doris Guyette

OUR SINCERE

CONDOLENCES

To the family and friends of Donald

(Jerry) Hunt, 6347 Kims, and to his wife

June on his recent passing.

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A fantastic day was had by all for our Parade and Ice Cream Social! Mother Nature blessed us…

We’d like to give a special thanks to Liz Temple for the great job she did on our Scoop article. We hope everyone took notice; She puts a lot of effort into the Scoop and de-serves a big hand for her hard work ~ “Thanks, Liz!”

Here’s to all who helped make this day a success: Bev Wilkins for the beautiful poster, Don Varner for the music and video, Julie and Tony Alfieri, Joan Bileti, Chris and Tom Supple, Shirley Carruba, Kathy Doser, Judy Potts, Brad Smith, and last, but not least, Ken Ainsworth. Thanks, Everyone!!

And the Winners are… First Place ~ Sally and Bill Hoffman; They received dinner for 2 at Champps. Second Place ~ Linda and Bob Tuttle; They received a $25 Gift Certifi-cate to Park Place. Third Place ~ Carol and Mike Ratkoski; They received a $10 Gift Certificate to Chit Chat Café. Congratulations!

The VA donations totaled $135!! Thank you one and all for your caring and sharing for our war heroes! God bless them one and all!

We had a good time putting this together for everyone to enjoy and hope that everyone had a great time!

~Barbara & Bill Seils and Sally and Bill Hoffman

Congratulations to resident, Kevin Sheehan for not only finishing in First Place for his age division, but First Place overall in the 2012 Run for

Red Twilight 5K held on July 19. With a pace of 5:50/m, he smoked the competition! This event helps the Red Cross help others. Way to go, Kevin!

I want to thank all my Gypsum Mills friends and neighbors for the concern,

prayers and support that I received. The cards, visits and goodies were greatly appreciated. I want to say my surgery

went very smoothly and was successful. I feel well and require no follow up treat-

ment. I look forward to being back to the pool very soon.

Again my heartfelt thanks, Geri Wormsbecher

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08/01 Robert Bagshaw 08/01 Steve Dietrick 08/01 Theresa Hughes 08/01 William Seils 08/02 Shirley Hess/Kaus 08/02 Delores Kuhn 08/03 Sandra Davidson 08/03 Joyce Haag 08/03 Henry Miller 08/03 Anthony Proia 08/03 John Schiller 08/04 Diane Fowler 08/04 Pat Frederick 08/04 Fred Laudise 08/04 Marsha Sutton 08/04 Gary Weisensel 08/05 Lou Guyette 08/06 Kathy Baehr 08/06 Patricia Bestor 08/06 Priscilla Casillo 08/06 Edna Griffith 08/06 Naomi Sickler 08/07 Louise Hill 08/07 Ruth Jones

08/08 Ronald Gleason 08/09 Amy Rowe 08/10 Larry Buck 08/10 Clarence Tierney 08/11 Raymond Bell 08/12 Rita Carey 08/12 Sylvia Greenly 08/12 David Kaczerwaski 08/12 Barbara Laudise 08/12 Doris Mc Mahon 08/12 Ruth Poore 08/12 Beverly Wess-Talbot 08/13 Jeffrey Manniello 08/14 Liz Temple 08/14 Mitzi Walsh 08/15 Linda Dumas 08/16 Robert Walsh 08/17 Lew Cull 08/17 Ellen Piraino 08/17 Aric Sparmann 08/19 Ralph Frederick 08/19 Betty Froelicher 08/19 Mary Graves 08/19 Anne Hulbert

08/19 Leroy Lashua 08/20 Robert Sayre 08/20 Geri Wormsbecher 08/23 Carrie Donato 08/23 Linda Guay 08/23 John Menguy 08/24 Kathleen Alekson 08/24 Sandy Mason 08/26 Lois Danks 08/26 Helen White 08/27 Don Grundke 08/27 Mille Maltman 08/28 William Thibodeau 08/28 John Vanderhoof 08/28 Fred Witt 08/29 Della Miller 08/29 Raymond Talbot 08/30 Brian Canfield 08/30 Cynthia Rook 08/31 Mike Maginness 08/31 Dianne Steltz 08/31 Wilma Weigert

AUGUST BIRTHDAYS

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

08/05 Scott & Theresa Ferguson 08/19 John & Freida Mulheron

May you always be warmed by each other's smile,

Always take time to walk and talk a while, Always know deep down you're each

other's best friend, And enjoy the kind of love that grows and

knows no end. Wishing you an 'always' kind of love!

Congratulations!

Want to see your special day featured? Stop by the Office to update your information!

On August 4, George & Nancy Townsend will be celebrating 50 years

of wedded bliss!

On August 2, Bill and Barbara Seils

will be celebrating 55 years of wedded bliss!

On August 15, Ron and Judy Platten

will be celebrating 55 years of wedded bliss!

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COOPERATIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012-2013

President Hugh Crowley 398-7164 hcrowley1@rochester.rr.com Vice President Diane Crego 924-7461 gammydiane@rochester.rr.com Recording Secretary Ron Platten 317-8512 rjplatten@hotmail.com Corresponding Secretary Liz Temple 398-7277 etemple1158@aol.com Treasurer RoseMarie Varner 742-2738 rmlincoln@rochester.rr.com Building Facilities Manager Bob Tuttle 924-1684 lindaandbob@frontiernet.net Building Facilities Assistant Ken Ainsworth 924-7676 kenleen53@rochester.rr.com Building Use Coordinator Joan Maynard 752-2531 joan13440@yahoo.com Building Use Coordinator Asst Julie Alfieri 398-7314 julieannalfieri@yahoo.com Management Representative Debra DeMars 924-4710 debra.demars@morganmanagement.com Sales Office Sam Condo 924-4710 sam.condo@morganmanagement.com Maintenance Office Michele Lieber 924-3982 michele.lieber@morganmanagement.com Administrative Assistant Jessica Gonzalez 924-4710 jessica.gonzalez@morganmanagement.com Emergency-Sam Condo 202-9708

Aerobics (Chair & Pool) - Karen Maniello 742-3262 Bereavement - Kathy Jason 398-7636 Bingo - Dottie Tallie 924-8201 Blood Drive – Char Austin 398-7619 Bocce (Tuesday Night) – Sandy Mason 924-5334 Bocce (Thursday Night) - Brian/Linda Canfield 398-7070 Breakfast Committee - Bob Tuttle 924-1684 Bridge Club - Ruth Dreste 924-7678 Cards Wednesday Morning-Edna Griffith 924-5088 Community Center phone number 924-5512 Community Ctr. Scheduling – Joan Maynard 752-2531 Community Relations - Don Wheat 354-3755 Euchre Club – Ken Ainsworth 924-7676 Evening Fitness Classes - Diane Crego 924-7461 Friends on the Go - Jean Andersen 869-5060 Gems - Shirley Carney 742-3998 Golf – Bob Tuttle 924-1684 Golf-Mon AM-Bob & Paula Henry 330-5240 Healthy Living - Julie Alfieri 398-7314

Legislative Affairs - Stan Austin 398-7619 Library - Ann Heath 742-6263 , Joyce Haag 742-3954 Line Dancing mornings - Karen Beecher 924-1711 Lunch Bunch - Julie Alfieri 398-7314 Mah Jongg – Judy Killeen 742-3086 Neighborhood Watch - Steve Myers 944-9508 Picnic Committee - Pool CPR- Pool Supervisors- Dave Schrader 924-8573 Red Hats - Karen Maniello 742-3262 RV Corrals - Jim Carselli 924-2758 Scoop Distribution - Joan Bileti 869-5054 Scoop Editor - Liz Temple 398-7277 Shuffleboard - Tom & Christine Supple 924-2319 Social Committee – Char Austin-398-7619 Special Olympics – Linda Tuttle 924-1684 Technical A/V Support - Don Varner 233-9045 Telephone Tree - Shirley Carney 742-3998 Gypsum Mills Sales Office - 924-4710 Gypsum Mills Maintenance - 924-3982 Winding Creek Golf Course - 924-0280

COMMITTEE PHONE NUMBERS

BEREAVEMENT LUNCHEONS

The community of Gypsum Mills Cooperative sponsored by the Board Members of Gypsum Mills offers a luncheon for families of deceased residents. This includes

immediate family members and grandparents who are living here. The luncheon is held in our Community Center. For more information, call Kathy Jason at 398-7636.

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RV STORAGE CORRALS

Let me know if you no longer have a need for storage space in the RV Corrals. As stated under General Provisions, Item 9 in the RV STORAGE AGREEMENT,

“RESIDENT must maintain his/her space at all times.”

Only those items listed in the agreement should occupy your space, with all stored items being in good repair with no flat

tires/torn tarps, etc. This space is pro-vided free of charge to residents. If you have questions, call Jim Carselli at 924-2758 or 732-7350.

ART GROUP

Has been cancelled due to lack of interest...

Elaine Neuhierl ~ 924-7487.

WE OFFER REFERRAL

FEES TO OUR RESIDENTS!

Bring in your friends and family mem-bers! If they purchase a new or pre-owned home from our Royal Manufac-tured Home Sales Office, we will give you free lot rent! The only requirement is that they must put your name on our guest card at their first initial visit. If they have a Realtor in addition to your referral, then the prospective buyer must pick who will receive payment.

*Restrictions Apply.

EDITOR’S NOTE

Please submit any articles and advertise-ments to ETemple1158@aol.com or leave in the Scoop Box located in the Community Center Vestibule.

Scoop article due dates are posted on the calendar each and every month.

Anything received after the due date will be put in the following month’s Scoop.

Scoop Committee reserves the right to edit submissions as deemed necessary in order to fit them into the design layout. Please let us know if you don’t need the paper copy de-livered to your home. Contact the Scoop Dis-tribution Coordinator, Joan Bileti at 869-5054. Thanks! ~Liz

ADVERTISEMENTS

Information for the September AARP Safe Driving Course taught by Resident,

Lou Guyette, is now available on the Community Center Bulletin Board.

COMMUNITY SAFETY

REMINDERS

1. Be considerate; Please move away from the parking area at the mail-boxes if you wish to visit with friends or read your mail.

2. SLOW DOWN throughout all streets within the Community, but espe-cially on Gypsum Mills Street! Walkers and other various types of travel need to be aware of the rules as well. Let’s re-member these are Town Highways and rules need to be followed.

3. Road work has officially started on some streets within GM. Please use ex-treme caution when traveling on these areas.

SAFETY FIRST!!

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2nd Annual Patriotic Parade & Ice Cream Social

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2nd Annual Patriotic Parade & Ice Cream Social