October 2015 Resident Newsletter

THE GROVER NEWS
“FOR THE GROVE FAMILY, BY THE GROVE FAMILY”
OCTOBER 2015
It’s October already and only two months left in 2015. My how time flies!!
The second phase construction has started the paving process and streets are
taking shape. It’s really looking good (see map and pictures further in
newsletter). After the construction and dust has been completed, we will have
new lights, benches refinished, and painting in pavilion done around the lake.
Our Comedy Mystery Theater was a great success with standing room only in
clubhouse. The cast was great with a little adlibbing in some spots. The audience
(deputies as they were called) were really into their part and had a lot of laughs.
Rose Jordan and Althia Fox would like to thank our cast and all the people who
came to see the performance. Also, a thank you to Susan Rowlett (Understudy)
and John Stetz (video) for stepping in and helping at the last minute.
Our snowbirds are slowly coming back and it’s great to see them again. They will
be seeing a lot of new faces and homes that have arrived since they left.
Our Labor Day Celebration was another success with a full club house even
though it came a downpour of rain as everyone was arriving. Our menu of
bratwurst, hot dogs, baked beans, salads, desserts was enjoyed by all. Afterwards,
several enjoyed the music by the pool (see more in newsletter).
Movie night started the first Thursday with “Gone Fishn’”. Everyone was
laughing and enjoying the popcorn and drink. We will have “The Ghost & Mr.
Chicken” for this month.
Wii Bowling practice produced 6 teams of 4 people. Several people knew how to
bowl and others quickly learned. If your not on a team come and cheer them on.
Line dancing started back and several new residents came to join us. We only
reviewed dances that we had already learned.
Don’t forget you can purchase a gate remote from Patrick at the office.
This month look for our luau fish fry with prizes and raffles, meet & greet
breakfast, Halloween golf cart race and party with prizes.
Hope everyone is enjoying the football games and all our activities at the
clubhouse.
Althia Fox, editor
Newsletter Information
NOTE, please submit by the 20th any information, visits, deaths, sickness,
classified (grove residences please), to be placed in the newsletter. Please
contact the editor (Althia Fox) at 943-6608, [email protected], drop off
the information at 8490 Carriage Way, or suggestion box.
Suggestion Box
Suggestion Box, located in the Clubhouse, is to be used to deposit:
Suggestions, Newsletter info, Letters to the Committee, etc. All letters must
be signed and dated or they will not be honored.
Office of The Grove
Patrick Etheridge (Sales Manager) Patty Etheridge (Office Manager)
Jodie Sharp
8647 Arlington Dr. Foley, Al 36535
Phone: 251-971-1033 Fax: 251-971-1036
After Hours 251-231-5454
Attention: There is a slot in the mail room to where checks can be deposited
after hour. Also, Office will not be signing for packages as of 7/13/15. See
Patrick for gate remote if you would like to purchase.
MAP AND PICTURES OF OUR NEW PHASE II
Middle of phase II
Left on Pondview Dr.
Entrance to Phase II on Castle Dr
It’s beginning to look like Fall! We love our new scarecrows.
Thank you to Bobbi and Karole for the cuties and for sharing
your talent.
Street signs
clubhouse entrance
Schools collects Box Tops for education. The box tops help provide
materials such as library books, musical instruments and other items
that have been cut by the education system. This is a wonderful
program that helps our schools.
If you are interested in helping, we would greatly appreciate it. You
just cut the box top of products such as cereal, muffin mix, cake mixes
and other supplies and bring to the office.
Above is what the Box tops look like. Thank you in advance and Thank
you for all those who think of our kids and donate.
Kaden and Ashton Etheridge love collecting and turning them in.
Please see the below map for directions around Baldwin County
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
Barbara Orefice
Barbara Shipley
Althia Fox
Lou Orefice
Doug Corporaal
Joanne Smith (Treasurer)
910-690-9026 [email protected]
943-5855
[email protected]
943-6608
[email protected]
424-2240
[email protected]
resigned on 7/9/15
970-1862
dougjoanne/[email protected]
SOCIAL COMMITTEE REPORT
The 2015 committee, Barbara Orefice, Barbara Shipley, & Althia Fox meet
on Sept 15. We discussed our trivia menus for Oct. with Stan doing his beef
stew for the 6th and hot dogs. bratwurst. & kraut for the 20 th. Leave October
breakfast with same menu. Get napkins for everyday use. Have a signup
sheet for Birthday Pizza Bash, so to have an idea of how much to purchase.
Talk about luau fish fry. Getting pork butts for raffle, prizes for hula hoop,
best dressed man & woman, & other prize, where to purchase fish &
supplies, and menu.
Meeting adjourned
WELCOME COMMITTEE by Kathy Olewiler
You may have noticed new faces in the Grove over the past
month or so. Well, here are the new residents that have recently
moved in. Please take a moment to say hi and welcome them to
our community.
Martha Lauser
Lot 38
Chuck & Beverly Morgan
Lot 138
Judith Laub
Lot 5
Stephen & Barbara Delbuono Lot 153
John & Josalea Rensel
Lot 37
Robin Podawiltz
Lot 41
Rick & Barbara Daniels
Lot 49
We are excited to add these seniors to the Grove family.
Our date for the Meet & Greet Breakfast is Oct. 16 @ 8:30 a.m. It
gives you a chance to meet all the new residents. This will be our
last Meet & Greet of the year.
Your Welcome Team
NEW RESIDENTS
Mike & Yvonne Eberly, 8671 Arlington Dr. Lot #1, moved from Indiana for
warmer climate and great people. Mike was an engineer and Yvonne was a
bank manager. They have 4 children, 2 grandchildren and 1 great
grandbaby. You may see Yvonne with the two pets Foose & Emma walking
around the Grove. Their hobbies are reading, yard work and motorcycles.
NEW RESIDENTS
Dave & Susan Rochette with Maisy, 8862 Edgewater St, Lot 23, moved from
their full time RV of 14 years to the Grove, said it was time for a change.
Dave was a Logistic Engineer and Susan was a social worker. They have 2
boys and 1 perfect grandson. No hobbies at this time just enjoying Maisy and
relaxing.
Note: For new residents If you would like something like this published about
yourself please see Kathy Olewiler or Althia Fox.
EMERGENCY 911
CONTACT NUMBERS IN
BALDWIN COUNTY
Baldwin Co. Sheriff
972-6802
Foley Police
952-4010
Fire Dept. 911 Business 943-1266
South Baldwin Hospital (Foley) 949-3400
Hurricane Emergency Preparedness (AEMA) 205-280-2200 or 1-800-2060816
Riviera Utilities Automated Power Outage
943-4999
SICK LIST
“Get Well Wishes to All”
Diane Blackmon’s daughter had surgery***Janet Johnson had
surgery***Marie Michaels has been sick***Annie Dunn in hospital
IN MEMORIAN
Ruth Ann Nelson’s younger brother died in Florida***Diana Nichols father
died***Dave Steele’s mother died in Ohio
BIRTHDAYS
Sue
Ruth Ann
Jean
Dave
Connie
Karen
Frohnapfel
Nelson
Brown
Steele
Boots
Storie
10/02
10/02
10/04
10/05
10/05
10/08
Cynthia
Bobbie
Elizabeth
Doug
Rosemary
Silvia
Traylor
Kelsey
Smith
Gustafson
10/11
10/12
10/19
10/20
10/21
“Wishing you many more”
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Donald
Roger
Jim
Rick
Tom
Harvey
Carole
Katherine
Sally
Barbara
Ruby
Connie
Ingraham
Whitehead
Bethune
Daniels
Tomlinson
Boots
10/07
10/15
10/15
10/23
10/25
10/28
“Congratulations to you both
VISITS/VACATIONS/ETC.
Karen & Randy Kalin had her son and grandchildren visit them
from Texas.
Rick & Barbara Daniels had her daughters & grandchildren to
surprise her for a visit.
Fran Lowry went to visit her granddaughter in Arizona
Jim & Sally Bethune went to visit family.
Stan & Joan Lieser had a visit from daughter, Donna Patterson.
Waldon & Patricia Loving had friends in for a visit.
ACTIVITIES
A MAIN Bulletin Board resides in the Club House. A WHITE
Notice board greets you at the Club House entrance. Additional
notices may be posted at the mail-box kiosk.
The Carnival Cruise for The Grover’s has been cancelled for
January 3rd
First Thursday in month @ 6:00 pm
For the first showing there was a great turn-out. The showing of
“Going Fishn” was very funny with a lot of laughter. Around 20
bags of popcorn were sold for a $1. Our next show will be “The
Ghost & Mr. Chicken” with Don Knotts, since its Halloween month
and our $1 popcorn & drink. Show starts at 6:00 1st Thursday of
each month. We do need suggestions of what you would like to see.
So please put your movie title or type of movie in the suggestion box
at the clubhouse.
GAMING GALS
September games were great.
We played "Say Anything" and got to discuss a lot! One discussion was
ladies intimates’ apparel and one of the interesting conclusions was that guys
were lucky they do not have to wear them. We are still in need of a volunteer
for October’s game, just let me know if you can host it and I'll get the
communications out (and if you don't have games, I have more to choose
from).
Right now we are meeting at someone’s house for games & lunch. If it gets
larger we will have to meet at the clubhouse. Please call Bunny Ziska if you
would like to join.
Thought you might enjoy a couple photos from the games.
All for now,
Bunny
Enjoying a light lunch and games
COMEDY MYSTERY THEATER PRODUCTION
Our Deputies
Our cast
Our play “Eat, Drink, Be Married” was a great success. We
have had great reviews and asking about another play. Our
cast members were so happy that we had a standing room
only audience. We had such fun and may I say a lot of
adlibbing. A lot of laughing and wondering who done it. Our
cast consisted of Blackjack White (Merv Olewiler), Deputy
Samantha Stone (Rose Jordan), Virgen White (Althia Fox), EZ
Ryder (Randy Kalin), Rev. Hal Fyre (Bill Cole), Dee Vorst
(Carole Deer), Rock King ( Don Roberts), Ruby Lipps (Joyce
Roberts), Ace Spader (Jim Bethune), Mae B. Wilde (Bunny
Ziska). Our understudy was Susan Rowlett, Music by Don
Fox, and Video by John Stetz. Thank you to all who came, to
the cast for their performance, and to all who helped put this
performance on.
Note: Our video was not of good quality which we were
unhappy about. Our cast was so hoping to see themselves
perform.
BIRTHDAY PIZZA BASH
Last Sunday in month at 5:00 pm
Last month started our Pizza back for the birthdays in the month.
We have started a signup sheet so we will know how much to
purchase. The signup sheet will be in the clubhouse approximately a
week before the bash. So please sign up before the birthday pizza
bash. Come and join the celebration.
Note: On Sept 27 our birthday pizza bash had a good crowd even thou
it was raining and football games. Everyone welcomed the pizza back
and good response from our sign-up sheet. Thanks to everyone.
Celebrating the Birthday Pizza Bash
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION
We had another great turnout for this celebration with over 80 people
showing up through the downpour of rain. Stan Lieser led us in
prayer before eating. Hot dogs, bratwurst, kraut, baked beans, slaw,
pasta salads, deviled eggs, potato salad, fruit salad, and desserts
was the menu for the day and was enjoyed by all. Don Fox was our
D.J. for the evening. Some were sitting outside around the pool
listening & dancing to the music.
Talking, socializing, and enjoying the food
BIG BREAKFAST
3 SATURDAY BETWEEN 8 & 9 A.M.
Our breakfast was held on Sept 19 and was enjoyed by several
people including some new residents. We had sausage, spam,
sausage gravy, egg casserole, , pancakes, biscuit, coffee and orange
juice. Our next breakfast will be on Oct. 17, so please come and join
us.
RD
Everyone enjoying eating the big breakfast on Sept 19th
WII BOWLING
Every Wednesday @ 3:00 to 5:00 pm in clubhouse
We have 6 teams with 4 people to a team. Each team has chosen their name
and shirt color. Unfortunately we had a problem with the TV or WII on the
23rd and we had to cancel that day and we were having such a good time. We
made up for that day and our next one scheduled for the 30 th was a success.
Will post on board the winning teams for each week and next month we will
post all weekly winners in newsletter. Our winning team for the 29th was:
Sunshine (team 6) with 566 and Gutterballs (Team 2) with 504
Our teams are as follows: Pink ladies (team 1) –Patricia L, Kathy O, Carole
D., Susan R***Gutterballs (team 2) – Pam S., Mike H., Joyce R., Daniel L.**
Spare Time (team 3) – Ron R, Sharon H, Jack H, Laura L***Blue Bayou
(team 4) – Dianne N, Bunny Z, Ron P, Rosemary G***Classy Ladies (team 5)
– Sue H, Rose J, Patty B, Dianne P***Sunshine (team 6) – Merv O, Althia F,
Kenny B, Joe Z
Come and cheer your team and have some fun.
MORNING COFFEE
Every morning at 6:30 a.m.
Please note that morning coffee has changed to 6:30 instead of 7:00
For you early risers you can stop by the clubhouse and have
coffee with the other early risers. Sit around, drink some coffee,
discuss events around the area, find a new restaurant, etc. A lot
of good company so come and join in every morning at 6:30 am.
POTLUCK
Last Saturday of each month at 5:00 p.m.
You never know what might be on the menu for this night. So
bring a dish to share and see if dinner fits your appetite.
Note: Only a few showed up and brought dishes. We are
hoping more will be showing up this month.
YARD OF THE MONTH
September Yards of the Month were
Mike & Yvonne Eberly
8671 Arlington Dr. Lot #1
Jack & Sue Hodson
18156 Millspring Dr. Lot 113
Please look for the Yard of the Month signs in the winning
yard for each month. Your yards are beautiful. Good Job.
BONFIRE AT THE PAVILLION
Every Thursday night at 5:00 pm
Cooler weather is here. When started it will be every Thursday
night at 5:00 with the weather permitting. Just check the bulletin
board in the clubhouse and mail box board for a notice of when it
will start.
Bring your lawn chair, beverage of your choosing, food if you like.
So come enjoy some relaxing and fun time around the fire, maybe
even roast a weenie or marshmallow. See you at the pavilion.
POKER
Every Wednesday & Saturday at 12:30 pm
Come have some good clean fun with the guys. They have a
great time sitting and talking while trying to outplay the other
guy’s hand. Even the women are welcome and if you don’t know
how to play they will teach you. Several newcomer’s have joined
the fun.
LINE DANCING
Every other Thursday of the month at 1:30 p.m.
Would you like to learn some line dancing steps? Come join us
and we will give you instructions and teach you the steps. We
only teach one new dance at a time until the class is comfortable
with
it. Hope to see you at the Clubhouse for some dancing.
Note: On Sept. 10th we had quite a turnout with past and new
dancers showing up. Rose went thru the steps we had learned
and really danced us thru 5 dances. We were a little tired and
she apologized later for putting too much on us.
On Sept. 24 We had several attending with Rose doing the
Cupid Shuffle, Ms. Jody’s Thang, & Smooth. Since we did so
good on those dances she asked about doing another called
Suds in the Bucket line and contra, which we said yes. Great to
see some of our past dancers back.
Our Grove line dancers
CHAIR EXERCISE
Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 10:00 a.m.
This exercise is for weight reduction, strength, & agility. The
exercise is contained to sitting in a chair and doing a nonstrenuous exercise for about 1 hour. Everyone is welcome to
attend including the men. The more the merrier. We have fun,
so come join us at the Clubhouse.
Note: The girls have a new tape that they are trying. It works
on your abbs while sitting. They are still doing the old ones. So
come exercise with them.
Good coordination
CANASTA
Every night at 7:00 p.m. except on nights of other activities
Several ladies and men meet at the clubhouse to play this card
game. If you don’t know how to play they will be glad to teach
you. So come join them.
BINGO
nd
Every 2 & 4
th
Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
Bring your nickels and join us for some fun. We do a 3 game with 3-4
rounds. It will cost you a nickel a card and if you bingo you get the pot
for that round (divided if more than one bingo’s). The last round is a
cover all and the winner gets the whole pot. So come join us for some
fun.
Note: Sept 8th- Bingo was enjoyed by all with a lot of winner’s. We had
4 games of 3 with the last one being a coverall. Sept 22nd – Another
great bingo with Karole calling and another round of winners
8th (L-R) Barbara D, Dianne P, Althia F, 22nd (l-R) Kathy W, Roger W, Mike H, Janice C,
Margie S, Linda L, Ben S,
Judy H, Mary H, Althia F, Barbara S
Joyce S, Bob S., Bob H, & Bobbie T.
WATER AEROBICS
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
@ 9:00 A.M.
Our tape is working out fine, but we only have a few people
showing up. The one’s who do exercise say it is quite a work
out. Some of the ladies also join the chair exercise after water
aerobics. If you want to work on those arthritis pains come join
us.
Note: Thanks to the Office for turning the heater on since the
water was getting a little cool. The water is nice and we still
have a few ladies exercising on Monday, Wednesday, &
Fridays depending on the weather.
POLISH POKER
4TH Thursday of each month at 6:00 pm
This is a game to have your laughing box ready for some great
laughs and fun. If you don’t know how to play it’s easy to learn
and they will teach you. Don’t forget your nickels.
TRIVIA
Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
Come join us and bring your thinking cap. Your playing against the other tables, so don’t say
your answer to loud. The questions can be from sports, music, movies, history, etc. We have
changed the time for eating to 5:45 until 6:15 p.m. This gives time for the kitchen to be
cleaned before trivia. See you at Trivia.
Note: 1st-We had a great crowd for the BBQ & slaw sandwich with chips. Tom had a few
questions that stumped a few tables. Everyone was having fun with table 2 coming in 1st
and table 4 coming in 2nd.
15th – We had a bigger crowd for this trivia with a lot of new residents coming. Great to see
new residents attending the activities. Our food was a taco salad which everyone said was
good. We even ran out of chips since we didn’t anticipate that many people eating but got
more. Tom again asked some tough questions with table 3 first and table 6 second
Table 2 First Place (9-1)
Table 3 Second Place (9-15)
Margie & Tom relaxing & talking
Table 4 Second Place (9-1)
Table 6 First Place (9-15)
Discussing the answer
KARAOKE
Second Saturday at 6:00 p.m.
If you like to sing, would prefer to sing along or just sit and listen
then come to karaoke. Sometimes we have a performance by Pat
Brehm that everyone has been enjoying. You need to come and
see for yourself.
Note: Everyone was enjoying themselves by singing along We
had several singers, Don R, Joyce, Randy K, Mike H, Stan L,
Donna P, and Pat B doing her skit. We had a full house and a
lot of new residents attending
Everyone relaxing, singing along and listening to the singers
HAPPY HOUR
First Friday of each month at 5:00 p.m.
Bring appetizers or snacks to share, along with the beverage of
your choice. Enjoy relaxing, meeting new residents, catching up
on the news, new places to go, etc. In other words ENJOY.
NOTE: A great turnout. We kept putting tables together. The
appetizers & desserts were very good. A lot of different
conversation and a lot of laughter.
.
Enjoying the fellowship
CRAFTY NEWS
OPEN CRAFT: Time was changed for the 7th because of Labor
Day Celebration. A lot more people showed up with their
different crafts to work on. Glad to see new residents showing
up. The Oct 5th open craft will be back to regular time, 1:00 pm.
Even if you don’t have a craft, come, sit, talk, and maybe learn
a new craft.
CRAFT CLASS: On the 21st Bobbie and Karole showed us how
to make a fabric pumpkin. So easy to make and there were so
many different designs. They were all beautiful and Bobbie
had made several for the clubhouse decorations. So check them
out. This month we will be shown a wooden bow machine so we
can make our own bows (always wanted to learn how). So signup if you would like to be in this class
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
Every Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
If you enjoy ice cream and like mingling, come join in.
Note: There is a donation basket to cover the buying of ice
cream and toppings. Having a great turnout and some new
faces. So come & enjoy ice cream every Sunday at 6:00 in the
clubhouse.
BUNKO CLUB
1st & 3rd Thursday of Month @ 1:00
Bunko is played in the clubhouse at 1:30pm and the cost is
$3.The awards are as follow: Most Bongo’s 50% - Most wins
30% - Most losses 10% - name out of hat 10%. See you there.
NOTE: Sept 14 At our first bunko game we only had 2 tables
but everyone enjoyed themselves. The winners were: Most
bunkos-Carole Deer ** Most wins-Barbara S ** Most lossesPatricia L ** Drawing –Kathy O
Sept. 30: Because of the rain we didn’t have enough to play so
it was cancelled.
.
Barbara S, Carole D, Patricia L, Kathy O.
NOTE: .
LADIES LUNCHEON
Second Tuesday meet in Clubhouse at 11 a.m.
By Jeanne Pingleton
The ladies went to El Paso Restaurant for lunch in September.
Had a good time. We had two new ladies to join our group. We missed
some of our regular ladies who didn't attend. The food was good and the
service was very good. In October, we will be going to Live Bait for
lunch in Orange Beach. If you have a place to eat in mind, just let me
know and I will contact them and see if they can accommodate a large
group. I'm sorry that all of us who had a birthday didn't get anything
from El Paso. They only give it on the date, not the month. Hope to see
you at the next luncheon. Bring a friend or visitor. They are welcome.
So be at the club house at 11 am. Stay safe and God bless.
Jeanne Pingleton
Note: Sorry no pictures were taken.
MEN’S BREAKFAST AND LUNCHEON
Breakfast 1st & 3rd Thursday at 7:45 a.m.
Luncheon 2nd Tuesday at 11:10 a.m.
Curt Shipley
On Sept 3rd around nine men went to Biscuit King and enjoyed the good food
& those famous ugly biscuits. They are so good. So go and check them out.
They are located off of 181 just look for the signs.
Sept 17th we went to breakfast at The Derailed Restaurant since Bill’s on the
Beach had not started breakfast. It is a fun place to go and see all the old
stuff and maybe eat in the rail car. The food is very good and they also serve
lunch & dinner.
Sept. 9 the men’s luncheon was at Baumhowers and the food was excellent.
It’s located at the Warf with a view of the intercostal waterway.
Our breakfast places to go this month are: 1st – Magnolia Blossom, 15th –
Grits N Gravy, - 29th – Summerdale Diner. Our lunch is going to be at
Kravers on Hwy 181 in Daphne.
Please see sign-up sheets in clubhouse and join us for some good food and
company.
* NOTES*
DONATION BASKET
On the special occasions (ie: trivia, breakfast, pizza, etc.) when the Social
Committee has food the donation basket is set out. This money is to cover
the cost of the food that is prepared and to provide us with money for future
events, supplies, & repairs for you. Just to clarify for some, your money for
your lot rent does not cover the events that the Social Committee has. So
please make a donation when you eat. Thank you.
NOTE: This month our (residents) refrigerator in the clubhouse
was repaired from this donation. So thank everyone who has
donated to the basket.
RECYCLE CAN
There is a recycle can located between clubhouse and pool for
aluminum only, if anyone would like to recycle. Please have
your cans rinsed out before placing in can
STOP SIGNS AND SPEED LIMIT
Just a reminder: please watch for the trucks coming & going
at the back gate. There are more golf carts, walkers and bike
riders on the streets especially in the mornings & afternoons.
So please watch your speed and the stop signs.
GARBAGE PICK-UP Every Monday Afternoon
Please have you garbage can ready for pick-up at side of
driveway. If possible please put your can and/or trash out on
Monday. We have a lot of potential lookers driving thru on
week-ends and it would look more presentable if they didn’t
see the trash by the curb. Thank you.
LAWNS MOWED Every Tuesday (weather permitting)
The grass mowers are starting early in the morning on
Tuesday’s, so please have items in way of mowers picked up.
GATES
CLOSE AT 5:30 PM AND RE-OPENS AT 6:00 AM.
Note: A remote is available at the office if you would like to
purchase one. The back gate will also be closed at 5:30 and
not open on week-ends unless the construction workers are
still in back.
ANIMAL OWNERS
Pet Owners: please pick up your pets waste and discard no
matter where. We are seeing and told of several pet’s waste
on the back trail and around people’s yard. No one wants to
step in it or run over it. The plastic bags can be purchased at
the Dollar Tree for $1 for 3-4 rolls or use grocery bags. We
all thank you.
THE GROVE RESIDENTS DIRECTORY
The price of the new directories are $3.00 each. There are still some
directories left if you would still like to purchase one or maybe an extra one.
There are a lot of new residents and if you haven’t gotten one please contact
Althia Fox at 251-943-6608 or Barbara Orefice at 18233 Millspring to
purchase.
GOLFERS
A special for the The Grove golfers: 18 holes with cart for $43.00 at the
Glen Lakes Golf Club
9530 Clubhouse Dr, Foley, AL 36535-9326 (251) 955-1220
HURRICANE PREPARENESS
Recommended Items to Include in a Basic Emergency Supply Kit:
1.Water, one gallon of water per person per day for at least
three days, for drinking and sanitation Food, at least a
three-day supply of non-perishable food
2.Battery-powered or hand crank radio and a NOAA Weather Radio
with tone alert and extra batteries for both
3.Flashlight and extra batteries
4.First aid kit
5.Whistle to signal for help
6.Dust mask, to help filter contaminated air and plastic
sheeting and duct tape to shelter-in-place
7.Moist towelettes, garbage bags and plastic ties for personal
sanitation Wrench or pliers to turn off utilities
8.Can opener for food (if kit contains canned food)
9.Local maps
Additional Items to Consider Adding to an Emergency Supply
Kit:
1.Prescription medications and glasses Infant formula and
diapers
2.Pet food and extra water for your pet
3.Important family documents such as copies of insurance
policies, identification and bank account records in a
waterproof, portable container
4.Cash or traveler’s checks and change
5.Emergency reference material such as a first aid book or
information Sleeping bag or warm blanket for each person.
6.Complete change of clothing including a long sleeved shirt,
long pants and sturdy shoes. Consider additional clothing if
you live in a cold-weather climate.
7.Household chlorine bleach and medicine dropper – When
diluted nine parts water to one part bleach, bleach can be
used as a disinfectant. Or in an emergency, you can
use it to treat water by using 16 drops of regular
household liquid bleach per gallon of water. Do not
use scented, color safe or bleaches with added
cleaners.
8.Fire Extinguisher
9.Matches in a waterproof container
10.Feminine supplies and personal hygiene items
11.Mess kits, paper cups, plates and plastic utensils, paper
towels Paper and pencil Books, games, puzzles or other
activities for children
CLASSIFIED
Mary Kay
Lynda Royal
770-366-1571
[email protected]
Palm Tree Trimming
251-600-9955
251-600-9956
251-600-9957
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House Cleaning
Carol Lot 157
334-328-9740
Foley Public Library
Notary services
943-7665 (verify hours & price)
Gutters cleaned or
House Washing
Call Doug Corporaal
597-3957
Elk Cookbook for Sale
5$
Barb Shipley
943-5855
If anyone would like to put an ad in the newsletter please contact
me or email [email protected]
EVENTS AROUND THE AREA
FOLEY – ROBERTSDALE – LOXLEY – FAIRHOPE- BILOXI
10/01/2015 • 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Chicago Street Supper Club Wolf Bay Lodge
10/01/2015 • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Fish Fry at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Bon Secour
10/01/2015 • 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM Alabama Coastal Bird Fest: Weeks Bay Explorer Cruise
Weeks Bay Marina
10/01/2015 • 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Alabama Coastal Bird Fest: Alligator Alley Adventure
10/01/2015 • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Alabama Coastal Bird Fest: Weeks Bay Sunset Cruise
Weeks Bay Marina
10/02/2015 • 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM Alabama Coastal Bird Fest: Weeks Bay Explorer Cruise
Weeks Bay Marina
10/02/2015 * 11:00 A.M. - 1:00 PM Fish Fry @Foley United Methodist Church
10/03/2015 • 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Alabama Festival of Flavor Historic Downtown Foley
10/03/2015 • 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM2nd Annual Gulf Coast Gospel Jubilee Foley Sports
Complex
10/03/2015 • 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM Alabama Coastal Bird Fest: Weeks Bay Explorer Cruise
10/03/2015 • 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Alabama Coastal Bird Fest: Alligator Alley Adventure
10/03/2015 • 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fishermans Market
10/03/2015 • 8:45 AM - 6:00 PM Tour of Foley’s Historic Churches Foley Soccer Fields
10/07/2015 • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Ladies Wine and Drive Golf Clinic Glen Lakes Golf
Course
10/08/2015 • 10:00 AM 44th Annual National Shrimp Festival Main Public Beach
10/09/2015 • 10:00 AM 44th Annual National Shrimp Festival Main Public Beach
10/10/2015 • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Baldwin County Genealogical Society Monthly
Meeting Foley Public Library Upstairs Meeting Room
10/10/2015 • 10:00 AM 44th Annual National Shrimp Festival Main Public Beach
10/10/2015 • 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Colonial Isle Dauphine Fort Gaines Historic Site
10/11/2015 • 10:00 AM 44th Annual National Shrimp Festival Main Public Beach
10/14/2015 • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Ladies Wine and Drive Golf Clinic Glen Lakes Golf
Course
10/16/2015 • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Foley Native Songwriters at Copper Kettle Tea Bar
10/17/2015 • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Pumpkin Play Day Graham Creek Nature Preserve
10/17/2015 • 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Corpse Crawl Graham Creek Nature Preserve
10/17/2015 • 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM 4th Annual Car Show Benefit Fundraiser Foley Assembly
of God
10/21/2015 • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Ladies Wine and Drive Golf Clinic Glen Lakes Golf
Course
10/23/2015 • 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Graham Creek Nature Preserve’s Haunted Hay Ride
10/23/2015 • 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM The Secret Case of Sherlock Holmes South Baldwin
Community Theater
10/24/2015 • 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Graham Creek Nature Preserve’s Haunted Hay Ride
EVENTS AROUND THE AREA (cont’d)
10/24/2015 • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Second Annual Halloween Extravaganza Foley Public
Library
10/24/2015 • 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM The Secret Case of Sherlock Holmes South Baldwin
Community Theater
10/25/2015 • 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM The Secret Case of Sherlock Holmes South Baldwin
Community Theater
10/28/2015 • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Ladies Wine and Drive Golf Clinic Glen Lakes Golf
Course
10/29/2015 • 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM Uptown Foley Halloween Party Downtown
10/30/2015 • 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Graham Creek Nature Preserve’s Haunted Hay Ride
10/30/2015 • 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM The Secret Case of Sherlock Holmes South Baldwin
Community Theater
10/31/2015 • 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM Elberta German Sausage Festival Municipal Park
10/31/2015 • 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Graham Creek Nature Preserve’s Haunted Hay Ride
10/31/2015 • 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM The Secret Case of Sherlock Holmes South Baldwin
Community Theater
CASINOS
10/02/2015 - 8pm - ,RICK SPRINGFIELD- Beau Rivage Casino
10/02/2015 - 8pm - THE JACKSONSIP Casino Resort & Spa, Studio A
10/03/2015- 8pm - CHUBBY CHECKER Golden Nugget
10/04/2015 - 10/11/2015-Check website for complete schedule of events-19TH ANNUAL
CRUISIN' THE COAST
10/09/2015 - 10/10/2015 -8pm--BEACH BOYS- Beau Rivage Casino
10/09/2015 8pm - HERMAN'S HERMITS STARRING PETE NOONE- Hard Rock
Casino,
10/09/2015- 8pm-- SHADOWS OF THE 60S- Island View Casino Resort
10/10/2015- 8pm - HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS - IP Casino Resport Spa
10/10/2015 - 8pm - TOMMY JAMES & THE SHONDELLS - Island View Casino Resort
10/16/2015 -8pm - STYX - IP Casino Resort & Spa
10/16/2015 -8pm - MONTGOMERY GENTRY - Beau Rivage
10/23/2015 8pm - AMERICA - IP Casino Resort & Spa
10/23/2015 -8pm - LEANN RIMES -Beau Rivage
10/23/2015 -8pm - RALPHIE MAY - Hard Rock Casino
10/24/2015 8pm - TESLA - IP Casino Resort & Spa
10/30/2015 -8pm - BOZ SCAGGS - IP Casino Resort & Spa,
10/30/2015 - 8pm - ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW - Hard Rock Casino
10/31/2015 - 8pm - MARILYN MANSON - Hard Rock Casino
CRIMSON TIDE SCHEDULE