FWIW April 15, 2016 - Alpine Lake Resort

***For What It’s Worth***
Janice Nelson, Editor
April 15, 2016
Editor’s Comment
I truly was joking when I mentioned in the last issue that we could expect to receive a foot of snow last
weekend. I should have known better! Thank goodness the snow left as quickly as it arrived! Now it’s time
for some good ‘ole spring weather! There are many activities being organized for you to participate in, if you
wish. Movie Night at the Boathouse is this Monday evening, and Alpine’s first PO’s Carry-In Picnic of the
season is on Thursday, the 21st of this month. If you haven’t purchased your horse or horses for Kentucky
Derby, please do so. That event is planned for next month. Also, there will be a traditional Seder held at the
Boathouse on Sunday evening, the 24th of April. Please be sure to read about all these events and more
happenings around the Lake in this issue. Until next time…
The next FWIW will be issued on Friday, April 29th. Please email all articles to me, Janice Nelson, at
[email protected], or use the FWIW box on the lobby counter. Please keep your article brief so we
can fit all the news in each issue. Thanks for your cooperation and participation. Enjoy!
TIMELY NOTICES AND REMINDERS
NEXT EGG DELIVERIES by Sheila Amato
James Stemple, a local farmer will deliver eggs to the Lodge at Alpine Lake every other Wednesday around
11:15 AM. Upcoming delivery dates are April 20 and May 4. He will continue this schedule until the
Farmer’s Market opens up in Terra Alta; typically that happens towards the end of June. Anticipate his future
deliveries of flowers to plant... he always has a wonderful selection, and his prices are very reasonable. Be on
the lookout for an email message on the Friday before his delivery date to place your order. If you would like
to be added to this list (or removed from it), please let me know.
Jennie Kahly from Possum Tail Farms comes to the Lodge on alternate Wednesdays around 11am to sell her
organic eggs and organically raised meat. You can place orders and pay her directly via her messages on the
Friends of Alpine Lake Facebook page, or directly online at http://www.possumtailfarm.com/
HAPPENINGS AROUND THE LAKE & NEARBY…
TRADITIONAL SEDER by Sheila Amato
Please sign up this week and indicate which food item from the list provided you can bring to share. This will
help me with planning... thanks. A traditional Passover Seder will be held at the Alpine Lake Boathouse on
Sunday evening, April 24, 2016 (the 3rd night of Passover) starting at 5 PM. This Seder will be conducted by
Rabbi Joe Hample, the spiritual leader of Congregation Tree of Life, Morgantown WV, and is a collaboration
between the members of the First United Methodist Church and Alpine Lake Property Owners.
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SHUFFLEBOARD by Bob Bayer
Another Shuffleboard Season has come to an end. I have been involved in this league for 10 years now. I
think Skip and Dottie Creamer started this in the early 2000's and I got involved with assisting Ron Wiles
when the Creamers' took over the Strokers' responsibilities. At that time we might have had 6 or 8 teams. We
have gone thru a real evolution of people that have participated in our "so called" competition. There have
literally been hundreds of people who have participated over the years. I'd like to think that we've brought a
substantial amount of business in during the winter months, when 1/2- 3/4 of the property owners are not
here, on Thursday evenings. Thank you shuffleboarders for showing up on some ugly winter weather nights
and supporting our resort. I hope I am still here and able to head this league up again next winter
On 3/17, John and Kurt show up "wifeless" and consequently become Thursday night "husbands!" Kurt
sported a "sympathy" sling on his right arm, forcing him to throw left handed, with a hanger for a win in the
first game. I'm thinking this has been a season long "setup" and he's really left handed! Other hangers this
night were thrown by Kay, Barry, and Kathy. Six point shots from Ginger and Dave.
On 3/24, John and Kurt brought their wives, Dave got Kay as a Thursday night wife (who always seems to
play better against me than with me.) Hanger club tonight included Barb (compliments of Jim), Curtis (in a
loss), and Bob had a winning hanger knocked off by, guess who, Dave’s new Thursday night wife!
We wrapped up our season on 3/31 with most of the usual suspects. It was Curtis's birthday, and he was
predicting their first victory! Then when Duane announced a free case of beer to the winner, I knew it was a
done deal! Lisa and Curt ran the winner’s bracket, then had to survive a "Laing attack" in the finals!
Newcomers, Crystal & Willis Perrine, got a rude welcome from the Rocchis but came back to score points in
their second game. Hanger’s club tonight included John and Curtis (after Jim beat Curt’s hanger and then
Jim proceeded to knock his own off!?). What was he thinking? Lisa with a hanger to win it all!
So here's the results:
Mar. 17th 1st place: Kathy & Sam Berry (undefeated, strong showing)
2nd place: Charlotte & Bob (Charlotte back in mid-winter form, not shooting bad either)
3rd place: Ginger & Dave Tucker (finally out of 2nd place)
Mar. 24th 1st place: Kay & Dave (just needed to re-wife)
2nd place: Charlotte & Bob (Thursday night wives square-off)
3rd place: Judy & Curt Engel (Really? Sympathy sling in action)
Mar. 31st 1st place: Lisa & Curtis (bragging rights until next season)
2nd place: Pat & John Laing (John had 7 to force game 2)
3rd place: Sheila & Tony Amato (on the board at the end, good showing throughout the year)
CALL FOR HOMES by Joyce Wachter
The Annual Alpine Lake Home Tour is Sunday, June 26th from 12pm-5pm. This is the day where
hospitable Alpine homeowners open their homes for a tour. There are many beautiful and unique homes in
Alpine Lake to be shared with the community. If you are interested in opening your home for this event,
please contact Joyce Wachter at [email protected] or 240-383-0220.
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ANNUAL LADIES’ SPRING LUNCHEON by Sue Aamodt
Thursday, May 5th – 12pm – Seasons Restaurant. ALL ladies – golfers and others – are invited to our
10th Annual ALLGO-sponsored spring luncheon. We encourage you to sign up at the front desk or call to
have your name added. We need a head count for lunch, so please be sure to get on the list ASAP (deadline
is April 28th). The cost for the buffet lunch and non-alcoholic beverage is $15 per person (tax and gratuity
included). Once signed up, if you cancel after the April 28th deadline, you will be required to pay the
$15 because you were included in the guaranteed count. A delicious lunch menu is planned along with
entertainment, a raffle and cash drawing so bring cash to get in on the fun. See the beautiful flyer towards the
end of this edition for detailed information. See you there. Come and bring a friend.
OF INTEREST TO OUR COMMUNITY
BROADBAND SERVICE
Reliable internet service has been a constant struggle here at Alpine Lake. While attending the Preston
County Day at the State Legislature in Charleston, Ginger Tucker, Tom Kinsey and Linette Sines all met
with Chief Technology Officer, Gale Given, to express frustrations with the lack of services available. Since
that meeting, Prodigi, a Preston County based business has contacted Alpine Lake with an interest in
providing Broadband services to our area. In order for this to happen, Prodigi needs 250 homes in our
community to sign up for their service. Prodigi will be able to provide us with the latest and fastest
technology through fiber optics. At the end of this edition of FWIW, you will find their brochure and
pricing. If we can get enough owners to commit, we could have Broadband service here at Alpine Lake by
the end of the year! When considering this decision, please keep in mind that with Prodigi’s services, you
can eliminate your current telephone and internet service, most likely saving you money each month.
The first step toward a relationship with Prodigi is surveying property owner interest. I ask that you please
take the time to look over the brochure and pricing and notify Linette Sines, Interim General Manager, by
May 1st if you would be willing to sign up for Prodigi’s services. You can notify Linette via email
at [email protected] or via phone at (304) 789-2481 ext. 149
Interested property owners will have the opportunity to attend a meeting with a Prodigi representative in the
near future (date not yet determined) to have any questions answered before committing to their service.
SHRINERS’ VIDALIA ONIONS
Taking orders now for May delivery. Call or see Dave Wilson – (304)789-6821 – 10# - $10
BLOOD DRIVE
The next blood mobile is set for May 26th. It’s Noon to 5:30pm at the Ambulance Hall.
TERRA ALTA FOOD BANK
There is an ongoing need to replenish supplies at our local food bank so please add your donations whenever
you can to help this worthy cause. There is a box inside the front foyer of the Lodge for your convenience.
Please continue to be generous in your giving.
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IRISH ROAD BOWLING by Jim Hoadley
The West Virginia Irish Road Bowling Association (wvirishroadbowling.com) is holding an Irish Road
Bowling event at Coopers Rock State Forest on May 7th. I would like to get an Alpine Lake team to go and
give it a try (a team is 4 people). I have some road bowling balls for a practice session prior to the Coopers
Rock event. Contact me for more information.
PRESTON COUNTY ELECTIONS by Jerry Pops
I am calling on those living at Alpine Lake who are registered to vote in Preston County to become
acquainted with and vote for our neighbor, Willis Perrine, for magistrate in Preston County (District 2).
Not only are Willis and his wife Crystal true, caring, participating citizens at Alpine Lake, but Willis is
highly qualified to hold the office of magistrate. Born and raised in West Virginia, Willis earned an
associate degree in applied sciences at Fairmont State and then studied at and earned a criminal justice
bachelor’s degree at George Mason University. He became a career law enforcement officer in Virginia and
also was certified by the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice to train policemen. He also owned and
ran a private investigation company. He still found time to serve as a volunteer fireman.
Willis Perrine is energetic, intelligent and outgoing, and dedicated to public service. I hope you will vote for
him on May 10 and also urge your friends and acquaintances to do the same. To learn more about Willis,
please visit his website at www.electperrine2016.com.
BIG BUCKS BINGO by Kathleen Berry, Sec. of East Preston Lions Club
Saturday, May 14th - $30/person. Doors open at 3pm. Early Bird Bingo starts 4pm. Held at the Terra Alta
Ambulance building. Proceeds will benefit the East Preston Lions Club Sight Fund. This fund is to provide
eye exams and eye glasses for the visually impaired adults and children in the Terra Alta area.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE by Sally Rocchi and Wilma Rumble
The committee will have its first meeting of the 2016 season on Wednesday, April 27th at 1pm in the
Rhododendron Room at the Lodge. We have much to do this season: planting, watering, and making our
community stand out from others nearby. Our big project is the house tour. Please contact Joyce Wachter at
240-383-0220 if you would like to show-off your home. (My house was on the tour last year and we had a
good time—even in the rain!) Everyone is welcome to be a part of this fun committee. Come and join us!
ECC by Dick Gallagher
Please remember to submit permits for all exterior work, including painting/staining, tree removal, additions
like garages and decks, etc. We are able to process most applications the week they are submitted (new
home construction takes a while longer, and driveway paving is a two-step process that must be coordinated
with the roads crew).
The contractors who work in Alpine are filling their schedules rapidly, particularly the painters. If you are
planning on having work done this summer, it would be a good idea to contact them as soon as possible.
We are back on our weekly meeting schedule, every Thursday morning at 8am. If you would like to meet
with us, but are unable to scale the heights to our office, please let us know and we will meet with you on the
lobby level.
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ALPUC NEWS by Kim Mayne, General Manager
Today, April 15th, is the final day if you are interested in running for the ALPUC Board. Please contact our
office or any of the following board members: Jim Wachter, Dave Tucker, Mike Kubina or Boris Nazaroff.
ALPUC’s remaining public meetings for 2016 will be held in conjunction with the ALPOA meetings in
June (annual meeting), September and November. The next public meeting for ALPUC is the June
annual meeting and we hope to see you there. We will be including information on the annual meeting in
your April billing.
West Virginia Rural Water hosted a continuing education class at Alpine Lake on April 7th. There were 16
operators from the area who attended the class. We would like to thank Linette as well as Liz and Nancy for
working with us to host this event.
PROPERTY OWNER’S COMMITTEE by Bernie and Birgit Stock
Are you ready to start saving your aluminum cans again? The bin will open (behind the golf cart area) on
April 15th. Please bring aluminum cans only, properly secured. They are only bringing in 20 cents a pound
right now, but we'll do our bit for the environment.
Our first Road Cleanup for the year will be on Tuesday, April 19th at 10am. (Meet at the Gate.) We do Rte.
46/47 from Rte. 7 to Cranesville Road. It only takes an hour if we get a dozen or so POs to help (dress for the
occasion). A couple of (older) trucks are needed.
Our first Carry-In Picnic will take place this coming Thursday at 5pm at the Boathouse. Bring the usual. For
those new, just ask or call the Stocks at (304) 789-2443. There will be lots to talk about, so don't just eat and
run. SPRING IS HERE...
NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS COMMITTEE by Boris Nazaroff
The following members of ALPOA in good standing have officially announced their candidacy for the
ALPOA Board:
Pat Arnone
Xaver Gramkow
Craig Stevens
Ginger Tucker
We thank them for their willingness to serve and wish them well. They will be elected at the ALPOA annual
meeting to be held on Saturday, June 25th, 2016, at 10am in the Lodge. More information on absentee
ballot procedures will be provided after May 1st, 2016.
Biographies for each candidate can be found in the Newsletter and in the Community Chat space of the
Alpine Lake Website under “Nominations and Elections.”
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KENTUCKY DERBY by Bernie and Birgit Stock
The Kentucky Derby Party/Fundraiser will again be held at the Boathouse the first Saturday in May (5/7). This
is always a fun time for PO’s and their guests, so mark your calendars!
The Race Card for the Alpine Races (see below) will “run" before the Big Race, starting at 2:30pm. (First
race at 3pm.) PO's may purchase a horse for $10 (whether you attend or not, giving all PO's an opportunity
to be a part of this fundraising event). The winning horse owner gets $40 (4-1 odds). Please email us
([email protected]) and we'll let you know if the horse is available (two horses per family, please).
Remember, if you can't make it, you can still buy a horse (11 remaining) for the Alpine Races and/or a 5/10
wager on the Blind Draw for the Derby. The food will be basically the same as last year (great!), beef or
chicken w/ trimmings for $10. You can bet on it! Carry-out will also be available. Hoping to see you there.
We had our Derby meeting Monday night. We still need volunteers to help things run smoothly. An hour
will help let others enjoy the day as well.
RACE CARD FOR ALPINE RACES
1st RACE
2nd RACE
THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE
1. Donald's Rump
Taken
2. Loco Ted
3. Bernie The Giver
Taken
4. Hillary The Nun
Taken
5. Little Marco
Taken
6. Gentle Ben
Taken
3rd RACE
"THE MILITARY SPRINT"
1. Semper FI
Taken
2. Anchors Away
Taken
3. Air Race.
Taken
4. Coast is clear
Taken
5. Special Force.
Taken
6. Ranger Danger
Taken
4th RACE
"BEN HUR MEMORIAL RACE"
1. Holy Moses
Taken
2. Joseph's Coat
3. Noah's Zoo
Taken
4. Delilah’s Hunk
Taken
5. David's Aim
Taken
6. Mighty Lord
Taken
5th RACE
"HOLLYWOOD DERBY"
1. Kane's Slut
2. Starlet Dreamer
Taken
3. Directors Choice
4. SCI - FI
5. Shining Oscar
Taken
6. Cast Party
6th RACE
"GUYS AND DOLLS HANDICAP"
"THE MAFIA SPECIAL"
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1. Teflon Don
2. Tony the Rat
3. Capo Prince
4. Mafia Princess
5. Gambino Gomba.
6. Sicilian Code
Apple Annie
Sky the Book
Nathan's Lawyer
Nicely, Nicely
Crap Game
Mindy’s Crew
Taken
Taken
Taken
Taken
Taken
Taken
Taken
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DRAFT OF MISSION, VISION AND CORE VALUES by Tom Kinsey
Please find below the Draft Mission Statement, Vision Statement, and Core Values which are being
presented by the Strategic Planning Task Force. The plan is to gather comments from now until April 15th.
Then the Task Force will consider each comment as it drafts final statements. These final Mission
Statement, Vision Statement, and Core Values will be part of the voting process at the Annual Meeting. If
adopted, these statements will form the framework for the rest of the Strategic Plan.
Please respond in the following manner: Feel free to use the Community Chat as a location for discussion
about this draft. However, if you would like to have a specific comment considered by the Task Force, it
needs to be either sent to the following email address: [email protected] or as hard copy to
Tom Kinsey, 700 West Alpine Drive, Terra Alta, WV 26764. While the discussion may continue, all
comments must be received by April 15th. Thank you for your valued input!!!!
Draft Mission, Vision and Core Values
Draft Mission Statement: Alpine Lake Resort, located in West Virginia’s beautiful high country, provides a
unique array of residential and recreational opportunities, within a secure community, for its homeowners,
visitors, and investors.
Draft Vision Statement: Alpine Lake Resort will be the preferred alpine residential and resort destination on
the East Coast where people truly live their dreams.
Draft Core Values: To fulfill its mission and realize the vision, Alpine Lake Resort – its Board of Directors
and staff – will:
1. Provide exceptional customer service to both homeowners and visitors.
2. Ensure the safety and security of all those on the grounds of the resort.
3. Protect and improve continuously the natural physical environment and amenities of this pristine four
season resort.
4. Require the highest in residential property standards.
5. Utilize best practices in all facets of the resort’s management.
6. Serve as a model corporate neighbor to the greater community outside the resort.
7. Create continuous opportunities for property owners, visitors and investors to “live their dreams.”
FROM MANAGEMENT & STAFF
Linette Sines – Interim General Manager
The Pro Shop is now open 7 days a week from 9am - 5pm (weather permitting). Golf Memberships are
available for purchase, and Darryl Simpkins, our Recreation Coordinator, is available to give golf
lessons. New merchandise will be arriving soon. This year, guests and owners can purchase their golf
memberships and schedule lessons online through our website.
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The fitness center has now been relocated, and all equipment has been moved, with the exception of the leg
machine. It is a larger heavy piece of equipment, and needs to be moved with a skid steer. We need to wait
for the area around the lodge to dry up so we can move the machine without sinking and making a muddy
mess. As we have visitors to the pool and fitness area, small items have been brought to my attention and we
are working on fixing them. For example, requests have been made for hair dryers and additional hooks in
the locker room - so they are on their way.
You should receive your Assessment bill(s) for the 2016/17 assessment year on or around May 1st, with a
payment due date of May 16th. If you choose quarterly or semiannual options, subsequent payments will be
due July 15th, September 15th, and December 1st.
There are still several weekend dates, and many weekday dates available at the Boathouse. If you are
interested in booking the beautiful venue for family reunions, birthday parties or other events, please call our
Marketing Coordinator, John Corbin, at 304-789-2481 ext 152.
Community Pride Day is scheduled for Saturday, May 14th. We can use as many owners as possible to
participate! We are still compiling a list of tasks for that day so signup sheets will be at the front desk soon.
ALPOA BOARD NEWS
PRESIDENT’S REPORT – by Ginger Tucker, President
We hope you have had an opportunity to visit the pool and/or fitness center. We’ve had excellent reviews
but realize tweaks are necessary as more members use both facilities. We request that all members sign in
with your lot number and the number of guests so that we can keep accurate records.
The Board approved the 2016 Marketing Plan and the golf committee proposal to reduce golf rates to be
more competitive with local courses. We did suggest that offering specials or added packages may promote
interest in our course and increase the number of golf rounds played.
The Standing Committee policy and standard Charter format are now updated and Gary Cox will continue
working with committee chairpersons to possibly consolidate some committees.
The Strategic Planning Committee has posted the Vision, Mission and Core Value statements on community
chat and in this FWIW for property owner comments through 15th April.
The annual Community Pride Day is scheduled for Saturday, 14th May. As in the past, the Interim General
Manager will have a signup sheet near the front desk by30th April with projects and team leads. Please
volunteer to spruce up our community before the summer season starts.
There has been considerable discussion about open mic night at Alpine Lake. Open mic was hosted by a
paid entertainer; property owners and outside guests participated which made for an enjoyable evening. The
Board is working on a proposal to host open mic at the boathouse twice a month. There may be a cover
charge to offset the cost of the evening. More to come as we finalize this effort.
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FREE CLASSIFIED ADS – “A Service for our Community”
Editor’s Note: Ads will run in 4 issues, and then be deleted, unless new ones are resubmitted. This will be
accomplished by inserting the date the ad was first run, with new ads at the top of the listing.
Remember to notify me if your item is no longer available, too. Thank you.
Home for Sale: I would like to sell my big, beautiful house at Alpine Lake (397 Betony Lane) and buy a
small cabin here. If you are interested in seeing my house, or you have a small house to sell at Alpine,
please call Marilyn at (304) 789-3134. (4/15)
Insurance: Carrie See Insurance, located on Alpine Lake Rd. We offer great rates on homeowners and
automobile insurance, annuities and investments, life insurance, and business operations coverage. Give us a
call for a free quote! (304) 789-5585 or email [email protected]. (4/15)*
Tax Services: Dorinda Kisner, CPA, and staff providing professional services for individuals, businesses,
estates and trusts. Tax planning, compliance, estimated payments, consulting and accounting services
locally in Terra Alta. Contact us at (304) 789-6082 or email at [email protected] (4/15)*
Handyman Services – White Oak Works LLC ~ Property Maintenance, Lawn Care, & more!
Call (304) 698-7710 (4/15)*
Support your community! – Vote Kris Liller for Preston County Assessor- LillerForPrestonAssessor.com
Wanted: Reliable contractor to complete various projects at my Alpine Lake home. Projects range from
painting, pantry shelves, drywall repair and deck staining to new kitchen, deck expansion, new shed and
bathroom remodel. Looking to complete some of the priority projects before the summer rental season.
Phone: (412) 400-9240 (4/15)
Needed: A slightly used kayak or canoe for sale. We are new to Alpine and want to get started on the
waterways. Budget around $300. Let me know if you are moving or just don't use the kayak/canoe
anymore. Contact Robin Turner-Grimshaw 678 Bluebell Drive (703) 623-1690 (4/1)
In House Sale: Tools, ladders, furniture, gas grill & much more. Phone (304) 789-6391. (4/1)
Handyman Services: By an Alpine Lake resident. 25 years experience. Specializing in custom wood work,
carpentry, plumbing, electric, drywall, painting, power washing, yard work, odd jobs, and furniture repair.
$15 an hour or priced per project. Call Ron (304) 698-9798. References available. (3/18)
New: Faux Wood 2" Window Blinds, Brown. Sizes: 32 3/4" X 55 1/4" and 35 1/4" X 60 1/2" (2 qty).
$10 apiece. Call Joyce (240) 383-0220 (3/18)
Paintball Gun & Balls: New, never used CARVER ONE .68 CALIBER MARKER and paint balls. The
US Army Carver One is a great value for the entry player, and provides a firm platform for players to build
on as their experience develops. Just $50 (originally $99.99). Call Joyce (240) 383-0220 (3/18)
For Sale: Aluminum Fishing Boat, Bass Tracker 12 foot Tadpole with trailer, trailer dolly, 2 pedestal
padded seats, battery & charger, MinnKota 45# thrust motor, fish finder, 2 Cabela brand oars, new marine
grade carpet on deck, anchor, voltage protector, battery meter, & 2 personal flotation jackets. Price $1200,
contact (304) 789-2721. (3/18)
For Sale: Ladies Right Handed Delta 11 club set, 1 Top Flite putter, Acuity bag with coordinating Acuity
shoe bag, supply of golf balls & tees. Price: $70. Contact (304) 789-2721 (3/18)
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For Sale: Men’s Golf Club Set - Men’s Right Handed Knight Tour Distance 16 piece set with bag and the
following additional clubs: Momentus Swing Trainer, Knight Black Velvet Putter, Dunlop Goliath Driver,
60 degree Knight Power Spin wedge, ball retriever, a supply new and used golf balls. Price $105.
(304) 789-2721 (3/18)
Odd Jobs: Joe Heath, Jr. (Security Guard) (304) 789-6838 or (304) 698-2584 - Weed eating, lawn work,
painting, gutters & lots cleaned, snow removal or house sitting. Anything else, just ask. HAVE TRUCK
WILL TRAVEL. (3/18)
Pet Sitting & House Checks. Call Kay Bayer (304) 789-2111
House Rental: Retired couple would like to rent a place in Alpine for the month of August 2016. Internet
service would be nice; definitely want a washer/dryer. Alpine resident happy to recommend the couple. If
interested in renting your place, call Don or Judy at (352) 391-5540. (3/4)
New in Box: Empire NON VENTED 24" log set 34,000 BTU WITH remote control, easy hookup. $550.
Call Pat (304) 789-6520. (3/4)
ALPINE LAKE LODGE HOURS
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY (NOTE CHANGES)
FRONT DESK
SEASONS LOUNGE
Mondays – Fridays: 4pm – 9pm
Mondays – Saturdays: 8am-4pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12pm-9pm
Sundays: 8am-3pm
FITNESS CENTER
POOL
OPEN DAILY from 7am – 10pm
OPEN DAILY from 8am-9pm
PRO SHOP
OPEN DAILY from 9am-5pm
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DATES TO REMEMBER (A handy summary of dates to put on your calendar now)
Please note that the following events occur weekly on the day and time noted:
Mon., Wed. & Fri. 9am -10am – FUN-FIT Aerobics Classes, Lodge, Allegheny Room
Mondays
10am - 3pm – Sew Together, Rhododendron Room, Lodge
Wednesdays
10am – Needlework Club - Rhododendron Room, Lunch Follows
6 -7 pm - Jammers – Rhododendron Room (except the first Wed. of each month)
7pm – Property Owners Game Night, Boathouse
Thursdays
10am - Noon – Braille Workshop – Rhododendron Room
Note: Dump Open: Tues/Thurs 7am – 4pm & Saturdays 7am-4pm
T.A. Recycling Plant Open: Tues/Weds/Thurs 8am –4pm, and Saturdays 8am ‘til Noon
Also – monthly events:
2nd Sunday of each month – 7am – 1pm – Kingwood VFD Breakfast
3rd Saturday of each month – 9am – ALPUC Board Meeting (meets March, June’s annual mtg., Sept., Nov.)
ALPOA WORKSHOP & POA BOARD MEETINGS
Saturday, April 16th POA Mtg. @ 10am
May 14 Workshop - May 21 POA Meeting (All @ 10am)
Please continue to email Board Members w/questions, suggestions (addresses are on website)
OR use Comment Box in Lobby
COMING EVENTS (Please put on your calendar now – don’t miss a thing – watch for details):
Sat., April 16th –
Mon., April 18th Sun., April 24th –
Fri., April 29th –
Thurs., May 5th Sat., May 7th Sat., May 7th Sat., May 14th –
Mon., May 16th Thurs., May 26th -
Terra Alta Community Ambulance Gun Give-away @Kingwood Civic Ctr.
5pm – Movie Night at the Boathouse
5pm – Passover Seder at the Boathouse
Next FWIW published – submit articles by Wednesday, April 27th
12pm – Annual Ladies’ Spring Luncheon – Seasons
2:30pm -? Kentucky Derby @ Boathouse
Irish Road Bowling @ Cooper’s Rock State Forest
Community Pride Day
Assessments payment due
Blood mobile drive @ Noon - 5:30pm at Ambulance Hall
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