September 2013 - River Run Naperville Homeowners Association

Reporter
From the Board
September 2013
By Peter Scavetta, Director
Upcoming Events
Fellow Neighbors,
hope everyone had a wonderful summer. I can't believe it
is already after Labor Day, and hopefully we will continue
with the beautiful weather for a while. Below are a couple
of housekeeping items.
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Sept 16 - Board Meeting - 6:30
pm - Clubhouse
Oct 4 & 5 - Garage Sale
Oct 19 - Oktoberfest - 7:30pm
Oct 25 - Spook-Tacular
Halloween - Parent’s Night Out
The kids are back in school - so please remember to drive
carefully and observe the 25 mile an hour speed limit in River
Run.
Once again we would like to remind you to fill out an ARC
form, found in this newsletter, and submit it before you begin
your project.
Also, remember that advertising signs are not allowed – so
please ask your contractor not to put them on your property and if
they do – please remove them.
To help prevent crime, keep your garage doors closed, don't
leave bicycles and other items unattended and remember to lock
all cars in your driveway.
If you have tree branches in your front parkways that are
obstructing the sidewalk, you can call the City of Naperville,
Department of Public Works at 630-420-6095 to have the branches
removed or trimmed free of charge.
Look out for our new and improved Website which is coming
soon. Our next homeowners association board meeting will be on
Monday, September 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the Clubhouse.
On behalf of the River Run HOA Board of Directors, thank
you for your faith and trust in us. Enjoy the warm weather while
we still have it!
riverrunnaperville.org
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Garage Sale ..........................2
Board of Directors ................3
Back to School Safety ..........4
Backpack Safety ....................5
Directory Updates ................6
Classified Ad ........................6
Architectural Form ..............7
The Happy Gardener............8
Pet Tales ..............................9
River Run Club News..........26
Fall Tennis Registration ......27
River Run Raptors ..............28
Oktoberfest Party ................28
Steps Dance Center ..............29
Aerobics Schedule ................29
Parent’s Night Out ..............30
Bowling League Invitation ..30
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September 2013
It’s time to clean out your basement,
garage and attic for the
Annual Fall Garage Sale!
Friday, October 4
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Saturday, October 5
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Cost to participate is $10.00 cash to cover advertising in several local newspapers, signs, flyers and
garage sale kits. Return the below RSVP form to Jolynn Cogdill by September 30th.
Pick-up garage sale kits from Jolynn on
Wednesday, October 2nd between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m.
RIVER RUN GARAGE SALE REGISTRATION FORM
Fall 2013
Name: ________________________________________ Phone: _____________________
Address: _____________________________________________
Please enclose $10.00 CASH and return this form to
Jolynn Cogdill 630-904-5826 by September 30th.
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INFORMATION GUIDE
RRHOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BLOCK CAPTAIN
REPRESENTATIVES
President Kamala Martinez [email protected]
904-5610
Ariel Court
Hilary Lehman
857-3905
Vice Pres Jim Dorociak
[email protected]
904-5424
Baybrook Court
Jim Sovik
904-6220
Treasurer Tony Smith
[email protected]
853-9153
Baybrook Lane
Joi Boudreau
922-1279
Camelot Circle
Debbie Walde
904-4626
Clearwater Lane
Cheryl Bonk
983-5949
Clearwater Lane
Laurah Georgi
904-7247
922-6168
Colton Circle
Deb Gronowski
904-8293
922-6319
Colton Circle
Kathi Molloy
904-6787
Delaware Court
Sherri Holquist
904-1797
Diamond Court
Charlene Klein
904-5623
Dublin Drive
Alice Goodman
904-7212
Emporia Court
Kim Haumann
922-3631
Esquire Circle
Cathy Hopkins
904-9386
Falkner Drive
Diane Hiss
922-5810
Halifax Court
Sue Duncan
355-5275
Manydown Court
Stephanie Gathe
922-1030
Milford Court
Jim Haviley
904-1968
Princess Circle
Leanne Pastene
904-1756
Richwood Court
Maureen Blohm
904-9650
Robert Lane
Maria Weddige
904-4688
Robert Lane
Patricia Luster
904-0156
Sebastian Drive
Tiffany Howell
854-0401
Vincent Court
Linda Pula
904-7852
Wicklow Road
Cathy Janek
904-4475
Secretary Rob Gelb
[email protected]
Director
Curt Vondrasek [email protected]
Director
Tammara Williams [email protected]
Director
Peter Scavetta [email protected]
579-3334
River Run Committees
New Website Coming Soon!
Landscape
Linda Perlstein - Chair
Joi Boudreau
Kim Monovich
Jacqueline Blackwell
Mary Schmidt
Tammara Williams
Peter Scavetta
Board Liaison
Board Liaison
Architectural Review
904-6330
922-1279
922-1998
922-9433
904-6755
922-6168
922-6319
Board Liaison
Board Liaison
Jeff Algrem - Chair
[email protected]
John DeYoung [email protected]
Fred Langer
Curt Vondrasek
Peter Scavetta
355-1435
Neighborhood Watch
Juanita Cobb [email protected]
904-5864
904-5616
922-6319
BLOCK CAPTAIN CO-ORDINATOR
Alisa Guthrie
Directory
Alisa Guthrie
S.H.O.W. Delegates
Open
Naperville Homeowners
Confederation Delegate
Jim Dorociak
River Run Raptors
Couples Bowling
[email protected]
904-5424
Franz Weyandt - President
John Deyoung - Vice President
Kelly Firnett - Secretary
Chris LeShock - Treasurer
Steve & Julie Puntney
All newsletter articles and notices are to be
submitted by email to Jan Foster at
[email protected]
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E-mail: [email protected]
Please direct any property management business questions
to 847-991-6000.
Jan Foster
Preferred Business Services, Inc.
971 Waterside Court, Aurora, IL 60502
630‑585‑9340 Fax 630‑585‑8232
Email: [email protected]
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“Publication of paid advertisements in the
Association’s newsletter is not an endorsement or
recommendation of any advertised product or service.
The Association is not responsible nor liable for the
content of any advertisement published, here.”
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MAKE IT A
SAFE YEAR FOR
THE KIDS
Schools are back in session.
Whether they’re walking,
taking the bus or riding their
bikes, take steps to help
ensure our children’s safety!
DRIVING TIPS FOR PARENTS AND
TEENS
• Watch all crosswalks, speed zones
and yellow buses. Kids often dart
across the street when you least
expect it, so always double and triple
check crosswalks before proceeding.
Be sure to obey posted speed limits in
school zones. When a school bus
stops with its red brake lights flashing
and/or its stop sign raised, you must
stop from either direction until all kids
are safely across the street and the
bus lights stop flashing (unless the
school bus is stopped on the other
side of a multi-lane or divided
highway).
• “One text or call could wreck it all.”
You wouldn’t drive while distracted,
right? Help your kids get smarter
about driving while distracted,
particularly texting while driving as the
combination can be deadly. Have a
conversation with your kids about the
dangers and encourage them to stay
focused while driving. Then keep the
conversation going. Always expect the
unexpected.
BUS IT BACK TO SCHOOL
If your children will be riding a school
bus, try to make sure they understand
this information.
• When the bus arrives, children
should stand at least three giant steps
(6 feet) away from the curb to be sure
they are seen by the driver.
• If children have to cross the street in
front of the bus, they should first walk
on the sidewalk or along the side of
the road until they are at least 5 giant
steps (10 feet) ahead of the bus.
Children should be able to see the
driver and the driver see them. They
should wait for a signal from the driver
that it’s clear to cross.
• Children should never walk behind
the bus where they may not be seen
by the driver.
• Children must stay away from the
wheels of the bus at all times.
BIKE IT OR HIKE IT BACK TO
SCHOOL
Either way, here are some tips to help
your kids get smarter about safety:
Bike it back — Kids should:
• Always wear a helmet.
• Be sure there are reflectors on
pedals, frame, and wheels.
• Remember that bright colored
clothing helps to increase visibility.
• Secure a flashing light to the rear of
the bicycle to increase visibility.
• Never text or talk on a cell phone
while biking.
• Follow the Rules of the Road and
always ride on the right side in single
file.
Hike it back — Kids should:
• Always walk on the sidewalk. If there
is no sidewalk and kids have to walk
in the road, they should ALWAYS
WALK FACING TRAFFIC.
• Wear bright colored clothing to help
increase visibility.
• Cross only at corners or marked
crosswalks.
• Walk in groups as they are more
likely to be seen by drivers. There’s
safety in numbers.
• Stop at the curb, or the edge of the
road.
• STOP AND LOOK LEFT, THEN
RIGHT, THEN LEFT AGAIN before
crossing the street.
• Never text or talk on a cell phone
while walking and/or crossing the
street.
BE SEEN — BE AWARE — BE
PREDICTABLE
As children return to classrooms this
fall, safety should be a priority for
every family. It is important for parents
to stay up-to-date on safety
precautions and to share the
information with their children. Have a
conversation and keep the dialogue
going.
Help your children get smarter about
safety. Share this with family and
friends so they can help ensure the
safety of children.
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Backpack
Safety
One thing that people rarely think about is the proper
way to wear a backpack. Improper use of backpacks
can cause neck, shoulder, and back discomfort if not
selected and worn properly.
lean to one side. Use waist belts to shift work to the
trunk and hip. If a hip/waist strap is available, be sure
to use this as well as it will lessen the stress on the
shoulders. In order to keep the load in the backpack
close to your body, be sure to keep the shoulder
straps tight.
By the end of their teen years, more than 50% of
youths experience at least one episode of low back
pain. And new research indicates that this increase
may be due, in part, to the improper use of
backpacks.
The further a load is away from your child's back, the
more the back muscles have to work. Adjust straps to
keep the pack snug against the back. To minimize
strain on the shoulders, look for features like wide,
padded shoulder straps, and air-filled cushions.
Tips and Recommendations
Proper position of a backpack is that it should hang
just below the shoulders with the bottom resting in
the curve of the lower back. Never let it hang more
than 4 inches below the waist.
As a new school year begins…
It is recommended that individuals carry no more
than 15% of their body weight on their backs. For
example, a child weighing:
• 50 lbs. should carry no more than 7.5 lbs.
• 80 lbs. should carry no more than 12 lbs.
• 100 lbs. should carry no more than 15 lbs
• 130 lbs. should carry no more than 19.5 lbs.
• 150 lbs. should carry no more than 22.5 lbs.
Be sure to distribute the load. Wear shoulder straps
over both shoulders. Slinging the straps over one
shoulder increases strain and can cause your child to
Other Items to Look for When Selecting a
Backpack
• Use multiple compartments as it will evenly
distribute a given load.
• Arrange items so they don't shift around.
• Place heaviest items closest to the back.
• Use a wheeled backpack for heavy load and long
distances.
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CLASSIFIED AD
Directory Updates
NEW RESIDENTS
VENKAT SREENIVASAN &
VISHU SHANKARVAN
4308 Ariel Court
630-379-1283
[email protected]
Date of move-in: July 2013
Aadya Venkat
Age 4
Vedanta Venkat Age 1
September 2013
LOST - Day planner / appointment and address
book in River Run subdivision. Black 6” x 8”
made by Coach. Offering a $50 finders reward.
Contact Robert at 630-240-3494 or
[email protected].
LEE & SHANNON COULTER
1736 Baybrook Lane
630-857-3214
[email protected]
[email protected]
Date of move-in: June 2013
Corina 1997
Camille 1999
Gavin
2003
COMPLETE THIS FORM IF YOU ARE A NEW RESIDENT OR CHANGES ARE
TO BE MADE IN THE RIVER RUN DIRECTORY.
Please complete this form if you have ____ changes to the directory or you are a ____ new resident of River Run.
NAME: ____________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________
PHONE NO: ______________________________ FAX NO: ________________________
E-MAIL ADDRESS: __________________________________ DATE OF MOVE-IN: ____________
Children’s Names
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
Birthdates
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Youth Services (List babysitting, pet sitting, yard work, etc.)
______________________________________
______________________________________
______________________________________
______________________________________
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Return this form to Alisa Guthrie, 4307 Esquire Circle, Naperville, IL 60564
or email information to [email protected].
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September 2013
the happy gardener
make a difference with a garden
Article Source: Heather Prince
The Growing Place
The Pleasures of Fall
eptember heralds the beginning
of autumn and all its pleasures.
Cooler days send us outdoors to
enjoy. We harvest our vegetables and
herbs and find new ways to cook with
them. Pumpkins arrive as well as
gourds, squash, and cornstalks. Fall
flowers bloom, offering a last hurrah
for pollinators before winter snows.
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September is the perfect time to
refresh containers with cheerful frosttolerant flowers like pansies, mums,
calibrachoa, cabbage and kale. Mum
season is a special time at The
Growing Place. We’ve planted more
than 6,000 early, mid, and late season
blooming varieties. They are big,
healthy and filled with buds, ready
for your garden beds and containers.
Why not give butterflies a boost?
Mums and asters can be an important
source of nectar for late season
pollinators. Among the best types of
plants to encourage them are those in
the aster family. These composite
daisy-like flowers pack a big punch in
nectar and many varieties will bloom
into November. Our native asters tend
to be clouds of small pale lavender or
white blooms on two to three foot
plants. However, perennial mums,
goldenrod, and perennial sunflowers
are also good choices. Often, these
plants will create a nice splash of color
in your autumn garden even through
several frosts. There is a large range of
sizes and blossom colors in this group
of plants and they can thrive in full to
part sun, in average soils. When
planting, tuck them in with other
perennials and shrubs that bloom at
different times to maximize your
flowering season. Asters will be a
mass of foliage throughout the
summer before bursting into starry
bloom, so they tend to be a good plant
to blend into a bed. To control size,
create a bushier plant or delay
flowering, pinch back the plants until
about mid-July.
September also sees the beginning of
the harvest as pumpkins and gourds
begin to become available. We
celebrate the harvest with the Fall
Festival at The Growing Place in
Aurora on September 21 and 22 with
two days of hayrides, children’s crafts,
live music and treats. In October, we
celebrate Pumpkin Palooza at the
Aurora location on October 5. We will
create giant pumpkin art to support
local charities. Each giant pumpkin,
weighing between 300 and 600
pounds, is decorated by our creative
Growing Place staff and benefits a
charity. Vote for your favorite
pumpkin and its charity will win a
donation. Pumpkins will be displayed
through the end of October, so visit
and vote often.
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Pet Tales
I RESCUED
MY BEST
FRIEND!
By the Naperville Area Humane Society
CALLING All Animal Loving Kids
he Naperville Area Humane Society offers many opportunities for kids to learn about and get
hands on experience with pets. Our Pets & Kids After School Program begins on September
16 and runs throughout the school year. This six-class program is offered to kids 8-12 years
old on Monday afternoons from 4:00-4:45 p.m. They will learn how to hold and handle animals
properly and even get the opportunity to give a dog a bath!
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We talk about animal body language and communication and then “see” what the animals are
telling us on a behind-the-scenes shelter tour. They get to the nitty gritty part of having a dog or cat
and help with cleaning a dog kennel and a cat cage. There is also an entire session devoted to dog
training using positive reinforcement techniques. The children will have an opportunity to use their
newly acquired skills when teaching a shelter dog the “sit” and “down” commands.
A veterinarian comes to visit and they learn about what animals need to be healthy and what can
happen if a pet's health is neglected. They even listen to a dog’s heartbeat through a stethoscope after
watching the veterinarian give the dog an exam. At the end of the six classes, the kids receive a
completion certificate along with a goodie bag containing treats and photos of them with the
animals.
Each six-week session has a limit of ten children, so sign up today! Registration costs only $55. If
you have any questions, please contact Terri Hancock, Humane Education Manager at 630-420-8989,
ext. 117 or register online at www.napervilleareahumanesociety.org.
This may or may not be the right time for you to adopt a new furry family member or maybe you
just want to see if your child’s interest is serious before making a commitment to an animal.
Naperville Area Humane Society’s education programs are a great place to start!
Hi, I’m Cooper!
Being a black kitten is tough. It seems like all the other colors get adopted
and we are left here waiting and waiting for a family to love us. Some of us
came at 2 months old and seem to be growing up in a cage! To help get us
and other youngsters adopted, NAHS has created a "Spring the Juvies"
promotion. From September 3 to 16, 2013, the adoption fee for kittens age
4 months to 1 year will be only $25. Please come visit us at the shelter and
give us a chance today!
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September 2013
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River Run Club...
“A private, social, recreational and fitness club.”
indoor pool, relax in the hot tub, work off stress in
Board Manager’s Corner
the sauna or steam room. Hours of operation are
ummer is winding down and the kids are
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listed below.
We continue to strive to offer the best possible
back in school. We had a very eventful
service and experiences for our members. We
summer and it was great to see so many
appreciate your input to assist us to continue to raise
members enjoying their club.
It is time to think fall and plan your activities for
the bar!
cooler weather. We have exciting events planned
through the end of this year. Oktoberfest will be held
on Saturday, October 19 and Spook-Tacular
Halloween Parent’s Night Out will be on Friday,
October 25. To run events efficiently as possible we
ask that you RSVP by deadlines given. Be sure to
check out the details for these exciting fall events you
will not want to miss. All information is included in
this issue. Come join the fun!
Fall tennis is a great opportunity to start or
continue to enjoy tennis outdoors. Tennis
CLUBHOUSE HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
director Chris Warner
[email protected] is available for all
your tennis needs. He can create a program
just for you and your family. Tennis nets will
remain up through fall as long as weather
permits. Fall tennis information is included in
this issue.
RIVER RUN CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS
David Hiss
Peter Scavetta
Juanita Cobb
Jeff Algrem
Karri Alagna
Alice Sisbarro
President/Pool Liaison
Vice President/Social Liaison
Vice President/Fitness Liaison
Secretary/Tennis Liaison
Treasurer
Vice President/Tennis Liaison
630-922-5810
630-922-6319
630-386-1658
630-355-1435
630-420-9791
630-904-6799
As the days get shorter and cooler, don’t
forget all the River Run Club has to offer for
your indoor fitness needs. Try an aerobics
class, workout in the fitness room, enjoy the
RIVER RUN CLUB
Debbie Archakis - General Manager
630-904-1494 X10
4204 Clearwater Lane • Naperville, IL 60564
630-904-1494 • Fax 630-904-1498
club.riverrunnaperville.org
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TENNIS REGISTRATION FORM
In order to reserve a spot, please complete this registration form and make check payable to Chris Warner.
Drop off or mail to River Run Clubhouse • 4202 Clearwater Lane • Naperville, IL 60564
Contact Information - Phone: ________________________ Email: _________________________
Please include phone number and email address above.
Name
Class
Day/Time
Session
Amount
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$_____________
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I would like to take a moment to recognize the
great Raptors swim and water polo season!
Thank you to all the parent volunteers who stepped up and
worked the meets. There were many who went over and above to
make our season successful. Thank you to all the board members and
committee chairpersons who put in tireless hours behind the scenes to
set everything up and keep it running smoothly, and their families who
support their efforts. Thank you to the coaches who help our kids
improve and have fun at the same time.
I would also like to recognize the support we get from the River
Run Club and our sponsors. Without it we could not sustain the program. Lastly, thank you to
all the athletes. When they achieve a personal best or have a smile on their face, it makes all
the efforts worthwhile.
If you know of anyone who might be interested in joining our Raptor family, please
encourage them to be part of this great organization.
Respectfully, Franz Weyandt
River Run Raptors President
Reserve the Date!
River Run
Oktoberfest
Party
Saturday,
October 19
7:30 pm–12:00 am
Live Band, Beer,
Brats
Adults Only
More Info to Follow
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Steps Dance Center
at River Run Club
Classes begin first week of September
Steps will be at the River Run Club again this year! We have a
full line up of classes on Thursdays which will be taught by Elizabeth Bender.
Information regarding length of sessions, fees, etc. can be found at
http://library.constantcontact.com/download/get/file/1109865974563-237/PaymentInfo.pdf
TIME
4:15 - 5:00
5:00 - 6:00
6:00 - 7:00
7:00 - 8:00
CLASS
BASIC JAZZ - Perfect for Kindergarten and 1st grade dancers
JAZZ 1/2 - 2nd grade and older or a 1st grader who has completed Basic Jazz
or Basic Tap & Jazz
BALLET 1/2 - 2nd grade or higher, 1st graders who have completed one year of
Basic Ballet
BEGINNING LYRICAL - Must also be enrolled in Ballet 1/2 or a Ballet class at
the main studio
*River Run Club members receive a $20 discount on registration fees!
September Aerobics Schedule
Pure Cardio - Reebok Step with basic to
intermediate choreography to get a great
workout. Last 10 minutes some abdominal
work on the ball and end with some
stretching.
Tone & Tighten - A full hour of various
exercises to shape the whole body while
burning fat!
Athletic Yoga – Stationary cycling designed
to challenge your cardio & sculpts your legs.
Yoga designed to lengthen & stretch the
muscles used in cycling.
Cardio/Strength - Stationary cycling giving
a great cardiovascular workout with little or
no impact on the joints. Body toning using a
variety of weights & or flex balls concludes
with abdominal & lower back work and
finished with relaxing stretch.
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Parent’s Night Out
Spook-Tacular
Halloween
Mark your calendar for this
Spook-Tacular Halloween event!
Friday, October 25
6:00 to10:00 pm
River Run
Clubhouse
Ages 4 to 12
$15.00 per child
Fear not there will be Halloween fun for all!
Bring your friends, neighbors or anyone who is
not afraid to make a monsters hand, spooky face painting, sticker fun craft and end the night
with a mild scary movie. We are expecting a Spook-Tacular evening that will include the
SPOOKY LAB if you dare to enter! This will be one spectacular evening so be sure to reserve
your spot now or by Tuesday, October 22. Call Chris or Debbie at 630-904-1494. $15.00 per
child until Tuesday, October 22nd or $20.00 after October 22nd.
Calling ALL
Women
Bowlers!
The White Eagle Women's
Bowling League would like
to extend an invitation to
all ladies in our
neighboring subdivisions,
to join us on Tuesday
mornings at Parkside
Lanes in Aurora.
If you are interested in
joining us, please contact
Pallavi Mehta at
630-357-9143 or
[email protected].
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We are so looking
forward to hearing
from you!
We bowl during the 204 School
District calendar. We begin at
9:15 a.m. every Tuesday from
September through April. The
League honors all breaks taken
by the School District. This is a
non-sanctioned league which
means we are all there for the
fun and camaraderie that a
morning out with the gals can
bring! So, if you are an ace
bowler OR never picked up a
bowling ball, we would love to
have you join us. There are 4
ladies on a team, so you can
either get 4 friends together or
join by yourself and we will
place you on a fun loving team.
Joining the team is a great way
to meet new friends and
neighbors and catch up with
friends we missed over the
summer.
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