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A Publication of the Homeowner’s Association
In the Novelty category, you can
run amuck! This category accepts all
of the rest!
Last, but not least, we find our
Best Block category. This award
goes to five or more decorated homes
on the same block or street.
Feel free to nominate your own
home or your neighbor! Just email
[email protected].
Remember, have your
decorations up and your lights on
by Sunday, December 10th.
HOA Meeting Wrap-up
By Plum Creek HOA
Plum Creek’s Annual
Membership meeting was held on
October 23, 2006 at the PAC. A
quorum was met by a combination
of residents in attendance
(70 homeowners, 45 Proxies)
and Benchmark Development
(representing 250 lots/votes).
Association President David
Mahn called the meeting to order,
made welcoming comments and
introduced Vice-President Peter
French who facilitated the meeting.
We’ve put together a little synopsis
of happenings for those who are
interested.
First, Peter French went
over some of the neighborhood’s
2006 highlights. A few of the major
highlights follow. In 2006 Plum
Creek was selected as the “New
Development” of the year by Envision
Central Texas at their inaugural
Community Stewardship Awards. Plum
www.plumcreektxhoa.com
Plum Creek - Kyle, TX
Lighting Up Plum Creek - 2006 Edition
Beginning the week of December
10th, the PC Landscape Committee
will begin judging the holiday lights
of Plum Creek. With four categories,
everyone has the opportunity to get
into the spirit of the season.
Our first category is Traditional.
Traditional includes the simpler
designs of house trimming and lots
of greenery. It’s the classic winter
wonderland and Christmas of old.
Next, we encounter the Religious
category, which embraces all major
religious holidays. These holidays
include Christmas, Hanukkah,
Kwanzaa, and more.
Volume 6, Number 9
December 2006
January 2007
Creek Development contributed 2
million dollars to the partnership that
created the Kyle Parkway overpass
and 1626 extension. Laura Burleson
Negley elementary school opens.
Association manager
David Brown gave an overview of
his responsibilities and covered the
financial status of 2005/2006. It was
pointed out that current delinquent
status was over $65,000 and all
residents are encouraged to pay their
assessments.
After this each committee
head (made up of resident volunteers)
gave an overview of the past year of
activities and the future goals of their
Committee and took a few questions
from those in attendance.
After committee
presentations, the nomination
committee presented the list of
nominees for the open board position,
incumbent Dave Mahn and Dennis
Perkins. Nomination Chair Kevin Foley
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Meet Mario
Mokarzel and
Family
Mario Mokarzel , Rita Zapata Mokarzel,
and stepson Alex Torres
Tell us al litlte about yourself: Mario
Mokarzel: I have been a state employee
for over 16 years, having worked for
the late former Governor Ann Richards,
Former Texas House Speaker James E.
“Pete” Laney, the Department of Family
& Protective Services (formerly the Texas
Department of Protective and Regulatory
Services), and the Texas Youth Commission.
I currently work at Texas State UniversitySan Marcos in the Education Institute,
College of Education. I also have a parttime landscape business called Trinity
Landscape & Design, named after my 3 year
old granddaughter. My lovely wife, Rita,
retired from the Texas Youth Commission
after 30 years of continous service!
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Negley PTA............. 2
Santa Claus Arrives in
Plum Creek.............. 4
Holiday Tips............ 8
At The Fence......... 15
Dog Park Registration
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Negley Elementary PTA Update
By Melissa Gurley Foley, Historian,
Negley PTA
With the excitement of the new
school also comes the enthusiasm
of the newly formed Negley Parent
Teacher Association (PTA)! The
Negley PTA was formed at the
end of last school year by some
dedicated and determined parents.
The PTA is up and running and
has an Executive Board as well
as chairpersons for numerous
committees. The PTA aspires
to involve parents, teachers and
community members to better educate
the children.
The PTA wants say a huge “Thank
You” to the much needed community
support that has already been given:
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Peter French and David Mahn
with Plum Creek Developers
(Benchmark Development)
donated $500 and pledged an
additional $600 of support
Jane Terrell with Rocking Horse
Academy donated $550 to
purchase the safety equipment
for the school (pictured)
•
Rory Buckner, Owner/Manager
of the Kyle Domino’s Pizza
donated $500 for 5th grade
scholarships to the Outdoor
Learning Center
•
Beth Smith, Justice of the
Peace in Kyle, gave $100 to
purchase additional safety
equipment for the school
•
Larsen’s Black Belt Academy
donated $50 of support
Thanks to this type of support from
these committed community members
and businesses, the PTA has
enough funds to start off the year
in a positive way. A lot of planning
and effort has gone into setting
up the PTA in order to support the
students and staff at Negley. Thank
you all that were mentioned here
and thank you to those of you not
mentioned that have volunteered
your precious time. It is greatly
appreciated.
The first Negley PTA general
meeting was held on September
14th at the school. The first PTA
catalog fundraiser was held Sept. 29-Oct.
13. Thanks you for supporting all of the
kids.
Support in the form of monetary
donations as well as volunteering is
encouraged and very much appreciated.
If you have any questions or want to
inquire about showing your support
for the Negley PTA please contact the
PTA President, Nancy Herrington at
[email protected]. Please also
visit the Negley PTA website at http:
//teacherweb.hayscisd.net/web/nespta/.
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Santa Claus To Be At Community Center
By Brandee Otto
Don’t fight the lines at the mall; Plum
Creek has worked out a special deal with
the bearded holiday icon, Santa Claus.
On December 9, Santa will be at the
Haupt Community Center between 11a.m.
and 4p.m. and he wants to see who’s
been nice and who’s up for a photo!
At a Glance
When: December 9, 2006
Where: Haupt Community Center
Time: 11 am – 4pm
Digital photos will be taken by the
Recreation Committee and E-mailed to
you.
As an added bonus, local vendors
will be available with some perfect holiday
gifts.
Coffee, Juice and snacks will be
provided by Lucky Cup & HOA.
Since this is the season to be giving,
we are asking that everyone bring in a
donation of canned foods to give to the
area Food Bank.
If you would like to decorate our
community Christmas tree, please bring
1 ornament per family and place it on our
tree. Feel free to have your family picture
on it or your names. We will continue to
add to the tree each year as we watch
our community family grow.
For questions, please call Brandee
Otto at 405-0159 or E-mail questions to
[email protected]
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City/State from which you moved to
Kyle: Austin
How did you end up moving to Plum
Creek?
As fate would have it!
What is your favorite feature in Plum
Creek?
Ideal location, with close promixity to
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Austin, San Marcos and San Antonio. I
also like the white fences, parks, and great
pools.
Hobbies/Interests? I really enjoy
doing landscape work. I do most home
improvement projects myself. I really
enjoy outdoor grilling, and especially like
to take care of our grandchildren! They
love to come visit us and I always try to
set a new standard for spoiling them!
Do you have a favorite restaurant or
store in Kyle? The Pie Company! Just
about as homemade as you can get.
What is one thing about you that most
people would be surprised to know? I
am in a good mood 99.9% of the time! I
am happy in life! I feel blessed.
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A Note From Your Principal
By Will Webber
Our Community
Coming together
“It’s hard to imagine a time without
them.” This is how most parents feel
about their children. Your children
become an integral part of the life of the
family and it is hard to imagine a time
without your children. What was life like then? In a similar way it is
hard to imagine a time without
Negley Elementary. Our community has pulled together and
our school is an integral part of that community. There is so much
going on all the time.
Veteran’s Day has long been an importance observance for
me. I grew up with a father and three uncles who shared tales of
their service during ‘the Big One’. I believe it is important to note
that the holiday is centered on the cessation of fighting. On the
11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month fighting stopped and
our soldiers who defended freedom for us all celebrated the end of
war – specifically the “Great War”. We have set aside that day to
remember the end of that war and to honor all of the soldiers who
have defended our freedom throughout the years in times of war
and in times of peace.
Our PTA Holiday Market was organized to provide a shopping
extravaganza for our community. This event reminds me a bit of the
world famous Armadillo Christmas Bazaar. I remember the Armadillo
World Headquarters of long ago and its holiday offshoot was often
a part of my holiday traditions. The PTA works hard to bring our
community together to celebrate learning and promote community
events. Thank you PTA.
Hays CISD has a tradition of serving a Thanksgiving meal
during the month of November. The Food Service Department
provides a Thanksgiving meal with ‘all the trimmings’ and invites our
community to join the students for lunch on those days. This event
has grown to a two day celebration due to its popularity.
Children’s Book Week celebrates reading and the wonder that
books bring to the lives of our children. This year we have had a
range of activities throughout the week designed to promote reading
for fun, pleasure and information. Reading enriches all of our lives
and is a gift we would like for all of our children to enjoy throughout
their lives.
The Thanksgiving Holidays are past us and Winter Festivities
are here again. This is an exciting and busy time of year for us and
for our children. It is important to combine the excitement of the
season with enthusiasm for learning and activities that help children
make connections in every aspect of their lives. Thank you all for
being a part of the Negley community of learners.
Will Webber
Principal
Negley Elementary
5940 McNaughton
Kyle, Texas 78640
Please note the new Negley number:
512.268.8501x7001
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Decrease Global Warming, Trim Your Winter
Wasteline, and Have a Fantastic Holiday!
By Anna Madrona
With a little advance planning this year
you can cut down on the extra chores
the holidays always seem to entail,
save money, reduce stress, conserve
resources, and teach your children good
long-term habits for living a little lighter on
the earth. Let’s take a look at a few areas
where some thoughtfulness and creativity
might pay off.
Paper: This year think “Reduced,
Recycled, Reusable”
Are you checking your list twice, or three
times to make sure you’re giving your
recipients items or experiences they truly
want? Do they even want more stuff?
Would Junior be happy with just the new
bicycle and a few fun stocking stuffers?
Would Uncle Joe be thrilled with his
favorite nephew treating him to a Spurs
game? Hint to the guys: just about any
woman over the age of 18 would love
a spa treatment
or massage gift
certificate.
Still sending out Christmas cards? Like
many of us, don’t you have leftovers from
several years squirreled away that can
potentially save having to buy a third or
fourth box, or indeed, any at all? And
when was the last time you updated your
Christmas card list? Are you still sending
cards to people you haven’t heard from
in years? Sending fewer cards saves
money, time, and resources.
We set expectations
with family and loved
ones early, and
breaking the cycle of
expecting more and
more by agreeing
to cut down on the
excess has enormous payoffs for your
time, energy, and your children’s sense of
entitlement.
For those you are sending or handing
out at work or school, are you buying
recycled cards and/or
envelopes? Are you
recycling this year’s crop
of received cards into
postcards or gift tags for
next year? If your family is
online, there are probably
people on your list who
would be just as delighted
with an e-card containing the latest family
photo and your greetings.
Do you really need another set of lights
for the trees in front of your house? Do
you need even more
decorations for the tree?
Why not save a tank of
gas and use the hours
diverted from shopping
to string cranberries,
raisins and popcorn into
garlands for your indoor
AND outdoor trees. This
is a great family activity or a way to keep
the kids quiet on a rainy afternoon. Make
sure you’ll have a few dry days before
stringing the garland outside. Then watch
from the window as the tree comes to life
with delighted birds and squirrels. When
it comes time to take down the tree, leave
the garland on your indoor natural tree,
and move the tree out into the back yard
and prop against the garage or back
fence for a few days before recycling. The
animals will enjoy the decorations on the
“second life” of your tree.
Do you really need to buy several rolls
of wrapping paper this year? How much
time (and money over the long-run)
would you save if you used reusable
pre-decorated bags and boxes? Are
you wrapping over-sized items when a
large and colorful bow will suffice? What
about gift cards that come in their own
designed envelopes or folders? There are
dozens of ways to save time, money and
resources while keeping gift anticipation
alive.
Stuff: Take what you need and leave the
rest.
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Power consumption: Timing is
everything.
Competing with your neighbor for the
brightest yard on the block? Remember,
smaller bulbs use less energy. And why
leave the twinkling lights on all night
when no one will see them anyway. A
simple, inexpensive timer can be used to
illuminate and darken the lights at your
chosen hours.
Plan your shopping trips carefully. Can
you take care of some of your shopping
over lunch hours? Do you really need to
drive to Austin’s malls every weekend, or
can you find suitable
items closer to home
in Buda, San Marcos,
or even our new
Southpark Meadows?
Every tank of gas
you save helps cut
down on greenhouse
gas emissions; sitting
in traffic robs you of
precious time and
energy you could spend otherwise in
enjoying the holiday season.
What sounds more appealing for eight
hours on a Saturday: sitting in a traffic jam
on MoPac on your way to Barton Creek
Mall, waiting 25 minutes through 8 traffic
light signals, the scent of auto exhaust
filling your car, having to park 1⁄2 mile
from the stores at the farthest reaches
of the parking lot, and finding yourself
elbow to elbow with thousands of irritable
people who’ve experienced the same
thing, while combing over picked through
merchandise? Or a quick trip south to San
Marcos, strolling through the charming
downtown shops near the square, lunching
at a local café, hitting a few big box stores
on the edge of town, returning home and
stringing popcorn and cranberries (see
above) while listening to your favorite
holiday tunes, the scent of the spiced cider
warming on the stove wafting through the
house? I choose Door # 2!
May your holidays be relaxed, thrifty, and
light on the earth!
*Do you have great ideas you would
like to share about de-stressing,
saving resources, and spending less
during the holidays? Share them
on the message board online at
www.plumcreektxhoa.com/plumcreek .
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asked for nomination from the floor and
Meghan Rodgers was nominated and
was given the floor to introduce herself.
A point of order was raised
concerning the collection of ballots prior
to the call for vote. Although the point of
order was rescinded, the board decided
to disqualify the previous ballots, reissue
and revote. The election resulted in the
re-election of Dave Mahn
A motion was made and
seconded to expand the board from three
to five. However it was pointed out that
Declaration of Covenants, Conditions,
and Restrictions (DCCR’s) state that
any motion of this nature must be on
the Annual Meeting agenda prior to the
meeting. The motion was amended for
this to be on the agenda for the 2007
meeting.
A motion was made for the HOA
financials to be provided to residents
homes prior to the meeting and it was
decided that the financials will be posted
online at the HOA website prior to the
meeting.
Motions we’re also made to hold
the next Annual Meeting on a Saturday
and maybe serve BBQ. The motion
passed (although the BBQ idea was
shelved by residents) and the board took
the idea under advisement.
A motion was also made for
people on the board to be a resident
homeowner, and for people on the board
to have the home they own in Plum
Creek as their primary residency. This
motion did not pass.
After the motions were closed,
and although the meeting was running
long, the floor was opened to the
residents who had signed up to speak
before the meeting. Fifteen residents
addressed those in attendance. Concerns
were noted.
During the course of the
five-and-a-half-hour meeting, it was
mentioned by the board that the annual
meeting isn’t the only time people can
air their concerns. Those with ideas or
concerns about our neighborhood are
invited to contact Property Manager,
David Brown ([email protected]
om or 512-262-1140) during the year.
Wildflower Stomp and Scarecrow Creations
The Plum Creek Landscape Committee sends a very
special thank you to all who participated in the Wildflower
Seed & Stomp Jamboree and Scarecrow Contest! We
distributed almost 37 pounds of seed over 5 acres with
over 250 volunteers. We ate over 300 cookies and 65
people took hayrides. It was a GREAT day! As for our
Scarecrow Contest Winners, the winners are…
Most Traditional (pictured, left) – 1st Place – Joshua,
Jennifer, Caleb and Philip McDonald
Most Traditional – 2nd Place – Kelly, Glynda, and Kelsey
White
Most Creative – 1st Place – Sean, Jodie, and Marlee
Claes
Most Creative - 2nd Place – The Stanley Family
Most Humorous – 1st Place – The Pope Family
Most Beautiful – 1st Place – Andrew Cox
Best Kid Scarecrows – The Maag Family
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At The Fence: Good News From Great Neighbors
Christmas Tree Recycling
Plum Creek residents have two great
options for extending the life and
usefulness of natural Christmas trees
this year. For the organized folks who
like to have the decorations down before
New Yearʼs, you will be able to drop your
tinsel-free tree at Kyleʼs Gregg-Clarke or
Steeplechase Parks starting December
26. The drop point at Gregg-Clarke Park,
the closest to Plum Creek, is on Gregg
Drive, next to the Post Office. For those
of you who enjoy your tree into January,
we have the added the option of dropping
your trees at Haupt Park in Plum Creek
from January 1 to 14. We hope to gather
enough trees to chip and use as mulch
in Haupt Park. A few whole trees may
be used as fish habitat in the lake, too.
Our goal is 250 trees! Remove all hooks,
tinsel, and decorations from your trees
before disposing of them and please
do not drop off trees outside the posted
dates.
Building A Bridge… Group
Looking for some Plum Creek Bridge
players! Call Bunny or Charlie Welch at
262-7998 or email socialgroups@plumcre
ektxhoa.com.
I Promised Myself I Wouldnʼt Say
Lordy, Lordy
Eva Stanley celebrated her 40th birthday
on November 15th. Tim let the cat out
of the bag to the Plum Creek Press.
Congrats!
It Otto Be A Girl!
On November 15, 2006 a new Otto
entered this world. Malloree Otto was
born to Jason and Brandee Otto at about
5:40p.m. Congratulations!
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Debby Brewington reports that her son
Brandon was bit by a tick near the Plum
Creek lake and has been in the hospital
for Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. We
hope you get better soon Brandon.
Pumpkin Patch Thanks YOU
Plum Creek residents, thank you for
supporting the KUMC Youth Pumpkin
Patch and this outstanding group of
teens! In return, Plum Creek would
like to thank the Kyle United Methodist
Youth, especially Jarrod Hehr and his
mom, Shawna Mayerson, for their service
of creating and manning the pumpkin
patch. The Mayerson-Hehr Family was
invaluable for their efforts. With this
fundraiser, the KUMC Youth raised almost
$1300 to send themselves to camp and to
work on various projects and missions!
Baby Boy!
Congratulations to Plum Creekʼs Gilbert
and Jenny Sandoval on the birth of Blaine
Robert or “little Blaine” on November 3.
He weighed in at a whopping 8 lbs 1.5
oz. and was 20.25”. Proud grandparents
Kathy and Blaine Hollub (of Plum Creek
Music Center) must be building little
instruments already.
At The Fence Makes Better Neighbors
If you’ve got something interesting to
share with the community…send the
editor, Sean Claes, a message at
[email protected]
Happy Hour Times Two!
In addition to the third Friday happy
hour in December, The Lucky Cup
is also hosting live music on the first
Friday. Come on out and hang with your
neighbors. In November some awesome
chili was served to help beat the cool
weather... December 1 & 15.
Scrapbooking Event!
There will be a January 20th
Scrapbooking Event at The Community
Center from 6-10pm. See you there!
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Dog Park Registration
By Inez Scott
The registration for the use of the
Dog Park is going well. The next one
is Saturday, December 2 from 9-11AM
at McNaughton Park. We are planning
one for January. Check the Plum Creek
website for date and time. If you cannot
get to an on-site registration, send your
request for registration forms to dogpa
[email protected] and they will
be e-mailed to you. Remember to bring
proof of your pets’ immunization records
when you come to register for use of the
Dog Park.
REMINDER: All dogs residing in
Kyle are required to be registered with
the City of Kyle. You can either go to
the Kyle City Hall to pick up a form at the
Utilities Payment window or you can get
one by logging on to www.cityofkyle.com;
select City Departments, select Public
Works, and select Animal Registration
Form. Print out your own form and take
or mail to the City of Kyle.
It is important to be registered for the
Plum Creek Dog Park AND with the City
of Kyle.
LOST AND FOUND REGISTRY
When you register your dog we are
making pictures of your pet in an effort
to aid our beloved pets to find their
way home, if lost. We are accepting
registration for your cat, provided you
provide us a good descriptive picture.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ONE AND
ALL—
Inez, Puddin’ and Gracie
Plum Creek Dog Park Registration
Saturday,
December 2,
9 AM - 11AM
@ McNaughton
Park
E-mail [email protected]
for more information
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Plum Creek Press Classified Section
Plum Creek Press Classified ads are FREE for residents of Plum Creek. Deadline for submitting your
classified ad is the 10th of each month. As of May 2006, Homeowners must E-mail their classified ad (30
words or less) to [email protected]. They will run for one month. There is no
carryover from previous months. We reserve the right to refuse a submission and edit for length.
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Call 405-3333 for more information.
Lamps, floor and table, some with
Tiffany shades; unused ladies golf clubs;
29x32” mirror, bevel edge, Xmas table
runners, tree skirt, etc. Call Marjorie @
470-9811.
Holiday Jewelry Sale @ M’s House
Saturday, December 9th 11am-4pm.
Holiday shopping in the neighborhood.
Hand-crafted jewelry made from crystal,
seed beads,
and semi-precious stones. Contact: mut
[email protected] for more
information.
Slightly used Washer and Dryer for
sale. Asking $300. Call Judy @ 4803221.
Custom Craftsman/Handy Man!
Plum Creek Resident offers Custom
Craftsman services. Whether you have
a simple ‘to do’ list that needs attention
or big ideas and you just need a
professional to make them
reality, I’d love to help. For references
and/or examples of my work email guy
[email protected] or call Matt @
636-8355.
Billy Blank’s Tae Bo Videos &
Kickboxing Bag
Collection of 10 videos will give you
a variety of workouts from Basic to
Advanced. Collection includes: Tae
Bo Instructional, Basic, Advanced and
8 minute workout; Tae Bo II Get Ripped
Advanced Workout I & II along with
Advanced 8 minute workout; Tae Bo
Impact introduction and workout; and Tae
Bo Live Advanced Vol. 1 ---- Equipment
includes: Century Wave Master
Kickboxing Bag, 2 sets of hand wraps,
pair of Century gloves and Century
sparring pads. Retail Value $300 Selling
for $80. Lot’s of fun
and great workout!! Contact 351-4570 or
[email protected]
For Sale
AB Lounge 2, Brand New, Perfect
Condition. Exercise off those Holiday
Pounds! $55 OBO. Call 736-8630.
Help Wanted
Admin Assistant part-time for home
office in Plum Creek. 10-20 hours per
week. Send qualifications/resume to
[email protected]
Alterations call Faye @ 563-3688
Seasonal and part-time help wanted
at Glamajama in Plum Creek Square.
We are currently looking for both
administrative and production help.
Candidates need to be attentive to detail,
able to multi-task, and have a can-do
attitude. Email your resume
to [email protected] or drop them
off at 187 C Kirkham Circle.
WORK AT HOME with The M.O.M. Team
Computer/Telephone *** No Sales! ***
Free Website & Training provided Visit
www.ThreezCompany.com to request
more info or call Dawna @ 268-3725.
Plum Creek church in need of
experienced childcare workers to work on
Sunday mornings and occasional Sunday
evenings. Must love children! Please
call Keri @ 215-4296.
Wanted
ASTHMA / ALLERGIES?
NEEDED: 10-15 PEOPLE WHO
DESIRE IMMEDIATE RELIEF TO
EVALUATE NEW STATE-OF-THE-ART
FILTERLESS TECHNOLOGY. NO COST
OR OBLIGATION. Call 210-844-9885 for
more information
Seminars/Classes
Join us for a free Health Information
Session. December 7th at 7pm at the
Haupt Community Center. Take Control
of your health!
January two for one special for yoga
classes. $50 for the month for new
students! Mon & Wed 7:00-8:15 in the
wonderful Plum Creek Community
Center.
Call Barbara @ 405-3333 for more
information. Namaste
WALKING GROUP Mon, Tues, & Thurs,
5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Meet in front of Negley
Elementary. Repetitive loops every 6 to
8 minutes allow you to join in or leave at
any time. Hosted by The Fellowship at
Plum Creek. Increase fitness and make
new friends! Contact Jenny @ 262-1424
or [email protected]
Free
I have a foldable ping pong table with
wheels that I am willing to give away for
free. Just come and get it! Contact me at
[email protected] if interested.
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