January 2012 - Sleepy Hollow Mobile Estates

January, 2012............The Grape Vine, Number 26
SLEEPY HOLLOW MOBILE ESTATES
This newsletter brought to you by the Social Club and other fine sponsors
Larry Myott, Editor [email protected]
Sponsor for the January Issue
The sponsor of the Janaury issue of The
Grapevine is SHME HUB Club. The HUB Club
was founded in 1975, this issue is in honor of a
founder, Norman Roy.
Norm has been a park
resident since 1973, he
will turn 100 years old
on January 15. Details
of his 100th birthday
party are in this issue.
Mark your calendar for
Saturday, January 7 for
a Clubhouse bash. The
party is being put on by
the HUB Club.
A sponsorship honors someone of the
sponsor s choice, if desired, or just helps to make
sure The Grapevine can continue as a social club
sponsored publication. Contact the editor for more
information. Sponsors donate $100 to the social
club, helping to publish each issue. Thank you to all
the past sponsors and those who have committed for
2011-12. Sponsorship of the December 2012 is still
available.
In Park 1, the first place winner was Brad
and Marilyn Boyd of Lot 37. Pat Aiken of Lot 18
was the second place winner.
The first place winner in Mobile Estates was
Jim & Marlene Meredith of Joshua Street. Shannon
Nichols & Ione Leitch of Windflower Avenue came
in second.
It was apparent that more folks took part in
the decorating in 2011 with many compliments to
all those decorating. The SHME Social Club provides a small cash prize to each winner. The judges
choices were announced at the Christmas eve show
by Karen Darland, VP of the Social Club.
December Mystery Photo Identified
Christmas at Sleepy Hollow
December is a really busy time at Sleepy
Hollow, but what winter season month is not? In
December the lights come on, lots of folks walk or
ride their bikes around after dark to checking the
sights
bright
colors, shining whites and more.
This photo is from the
back corner of Park 2,
home of Chuck
Chapin and Roy
Bracket (Lot 111).
They were 2nd place
winners in their park
contest. First place
winners were Denis Lafountaine and Monique
Robitaille (Lot 11).
The December mystery photo had several
Five correct guesses were submitted, the identity of
these young kids, standing on the porch in northern
Vermont, is Sonny Farnham and his little sister
Joanne Shaw
up in northern Vermont.
The January mystery
photo is from a cold winter
Submit
your entry to editor Larry
Myott; you can deposit it in
Box 93 at Mobile. The
winner will be selected from
the correct answers at the
last coffee hour of January.
Once again, family members or close friends are not
eligible unless you have some good stories to tell.
February Show, Hairspray!
SOLD OUT!
Club show organizer Dick Edie. The February 26th
matinée show of Hairspray has no tickets available
through the HUB Club plan. Those who have signed up should pay for their tickets by January 7,
checks should be made payable to Sleepy Hollow
HUB Club. Deliver to Dick Edie at any SHME
event or his home at Lot 143. Questions? Call
779.4538. Departure time for Feb. 26, 11:45 a.m.
Shuffle Board with Sharon!
cipated in the December 19 & 20 Five Park Tournament. Sleepy Hollow Parks Trophy winners were:
(3rd Main Event) Percy & Diane Ross of Park 2; (3rd
Consolation Event) Bonnie Kierney & Elaine Foster
of Park 2. In the early December five park tournament, Martha Farnham & Donna Smith of Park 2
won 2nd in the Consolation Event.
Two tournaments will be held at Sleepy
Hollow in January, the annual Five Park Novice
Tournament will be January 5 & 6. Any resident
who has never won a state or area trophy is elligible
to participate. Sleepy in-park trophies do not count.
On January 24 & 25 the Monthly Five Park
Tournament will be held. The club will post the list
of players for the tournament.
Lunch will be served both days of each tournament by The Shuffle Club. Volunteers are needed
to help with the food service and bake pies too.
There is a signup sheet for both helpers and pies.
Luncheons are for all players, visitors and anyone in all
three parks. The cash menu will be posted in all parks.
Come support your Sleepy Hollow Shuffle Club. Meals
will be available from 11:30 to 12 noon.
Marcel Leclaire was caught cleaning the
lettering on the Main gate sign recently. There was
discussion at the last board meeting about replacing
them, turns out, they just needed cleaning. Thank
you Marcel.
Ladies Club Trike Raffle
The 2012 fund raiser for Ladies Club
projects is the raffle of a brand new E-Z Roll Regal
Trike. Ticket sales begin this moonth at events in
SHME recreation hall. Tickets are available for
$2.00 each or three for $5.00. Contact any of the
Ladies Club members for tickets or more information. The drawing will be in early March.
What is the HUB Club?
What is the HUB Club, why should I attend,
what do they do, the questions go on and on?
The Club is seeking new members from
Sleepy Hollow Mobile Estates. Come to the clubhouse on Monday morning, enjoy the fellowship,
have a coffee and donut, if you desire but, come
and get to know your neighbors. The HUB Club is
park is a member, all are welcome.
The last surviving founding member of the
original HUB Club came to a meeting, a few years
ago, to present a program on the founding of the
Club. What is the HUB Club? The answers are in
the following article.
Reprinted from the February,
2008 issue. Prepared from
the HUB Club, January 21,
2008, at the age of 96.
Norman Roy celebrated his 96th birthday
attending the HUB Club
and being serenaded by the
HUB Club Chorus, singing
Happy Birthday. He noted
that the chorus has made
great strides since its
founding. (This photo is
Norman at his 1996 presentation.)
A group of four early residents of Sleepy
December, 1974.
More than thirty residents of the park
unanimously agreed to start the club on December
28, 1974. On the first Monday of January, 1975 the
club was officially founded. The first President was
Vance Swanson, the first Vice President was Norman Roy. The club had no name and the majority of
President Swanson came up with an idea
and told the members that he would present it at the
next meeting to see if they liked his idea. At that
first meeting in January, 1975, the name of HUB
Club was presented. The members were puzzled by
this strange name. It was explained that Zephyrhills
is the Hub of south central Florida. We are close to
Busch Gardens in Tampa, Disney World in
Orlando, Cypress Gardens in Winter Haven and
Weeki-Wachi Springs in Spring Hill.
With this explanation, they voted unanimous
HUB Club ever since.
The founding fathers could not have known
how much the area would grow over the next 30+
years [now, nearly 40 years] and how much of a
HUB Sleepy Hollow would really become. How
could our location be any more convenient? Not
only to the entertainment centers, but the medical
centers, the shopping centers, and much more.
For many years the games have been lurking in
brought out and are now ready to use again. Texas
horseshoes, Washers and more. Come play from 1 to
4 pm on Sunday afternoons. Bring a lawn chair,
sunscreen and drinks; you can play or just sit and
visit
Twin Oaks Park, corner of the Boulevard
and Remora Ave. You are invited.
Thank You for Remembering
Sharon Simmons asked for help to send
some Christmas spirit to her grandson, Cpl. William
(Mike) Simmons and the other Marines in his unit.
The platoon consists of 15 members in 1st Recon on
duty in Afganistan. She asked for items to send,
including Christmas cards, personal hygeine items
and foods. She reports a great variety of foods that
will be a big reminder of home. In all, there were
more than 250 Christmas cards, and ten large boxes
of items for the troops. There were many
contributors, from all three parks. Shipping was
paid by the HUB Club with help from Mark Ford of
maintenance. The Ladies Club purchased items to
add to the packages. Sharon Simmons mailed the
boxes from
on 5th Avenue, they
contributed the shipping cost for three boxes. Thank
you very much!
Bob Smith Achieves State Amateur Title
player and he has recently earned the title of State
Amateur. Bob, and his wife Donna, moved to
Sleepy Hollow Park 2 in 2000.
They were both introduced to
Shuffleboard. He joined the B
Park League and won a trophy in
the novice tournament in 2001,
he instantly became hooked on
Shuffleboard.
In 2002 he teamed up
with his good friend Ted Traviss,
playing in both the five and eight park leagues and
tournaments. They have been terrorizing the
member parks ever since.
Last season he gathered enough points to
play in the District Amateur. Going into the 201112 season he lacked one point for the title State
Amateur. Bob gained that point by placing third in
the main event at the Winter Haven Amateur Draw
Tournament in early December.
Bob and Donna play in a league two days a
week in Mt. Clemens, MI. Congratulations Bob!
Sleepy Hollow Jackets Available
The Mobile Estates Social Club is making
new Sleepy Hollow windbreakers available at a
special group order price. The
embroidered Sleepy Hollow logo
will fit all three parks. Sizes are
available from small to 5XL.
Orders are being taken up until
January 6, payment is due with
the order. The cost is $40 each,
make checks payable to: Sleepy
Hollow Social Club.
Sample jackets are available to try on for size. See Diane Myott, Lot 93
(East Remora) in Mobile. Colors available are:
Royal Blue, Navy Blue and Dark Green.
Jacket modeled by Dexter Luscombe.
Euchre Every Monday Evening
Euchre is one of the most popular card
games in the country, players have lots
of fun here in Sleepy
Hollow too. Every
Monday evening at
7:00 pm in Mobile.
Everyone welcome.
Parts
Quality New & Used Appliances
Authorized Sales and Service
4135 Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills
Showroom
(across from Dollar General)
813.782.4771
Financing Available
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Who Woulda thought?
A ladies snowball fight on West Remora,
collection, there were three large gift bags full.
Also, pajamas,
robes, slippers,
lap robes,
walker caddies
and more.
Thanks to all
who made their
December 19
Christmas
party a big
success.
Lakeland Concert Band Free Concert
but had a lot of fun anyway. After a dinner party at
to build a fort.
Welcome New Renters
With the change in the Mobile Estates rules
effective last fall, we have some new residents on
board. Renters for the winter months are welcomed
with open arms and it sure is good to have those
homes occupied. All renters are welcome to participate in all events, games and fun. Hopefully they
come to coffee hour on Wednesday mornings and
big effort to share the fun.
Lot 1 (Hearsch) Carroll Parent, formerly of Park 1,
a resident of Lincoln, New Brunswick.
Lot 17 (Cassidy) Ivan & Wilma Logan of Lantz,
Nova Scotia.
Lot 18 (Ross) Dan Paquette of Tecumseh,
Michigan.
Lot 56 (Shumsky) Lillian Ware/Don Mensch of
Leamington, Ontario.
Lot 104 (Jordan) Shirley Harvey/Rick Ryan of
Northport, ME.
Lot 154 (Spykerman) Jim Shumbarger of Rudyard,
Michigan.
Lot 162 (Wirth) Mervin & Audrey Lambe of Orilla,
Ontario.
Park 2 Red Hats
The Park 2 Red Hat Chicks adopted Westbrook Nursing/Rehabilitation Center for their
Christmas project this year. The home, on Dairy
Road, happens to be the home of our own Norman
Roy. The Red Hatters opened the offer to participate to all residents of the three parks, the nursing
home patients got a large haul. The Ladies Club
from Mobile donated lots of toiletries to add to the
Each season the Lakeland Concert Band
presents a series of Free concerts, there are nearly
100 professional musicians. The January 22 performance will be at the Lakeland Center on West Lime
Street, off US Highway 98 in downtown Lakeland.
The pre-show begins at 2:00 pm and the concert at
2:30 pm. The public is invited, there is a small fee
for parking at the Center. Although the concert is
free, they accept donations for the band.
Save gas, invite friends and carpool!
New Mobile Directory Coming
Very Important, check your directory. For many
years the HUB Club has paid for the SHME
Directory. Once again that directory is being
produced by volunteers. John Malinowski and
Sharon Simmons have been hard at work producing
this very handy directory.
last directory for
errors or changes since then, please do so now.
Check all the phone numbers, emergency, northern,
Zephyrhills, cell phone, what ever you have. Is your
northern address correct? Corrections should be
given to John or Sharon immediately as they are
trying to finish up the project. Thank you.
Simple Solutions Salon
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SHME Board Elections, Annual Meeting
At 7:00 pm on January 23, 2012 Shareholders of Sleepy Hollow Mobile Estates, Inc. will be
gathering in the Clubhouse for the Annual Meeting
of the Cooperative. They will hear reports of the
officers and elect three members to the Board of
Directors.
Directors whose terms are up are, Joe Brown
(Windflower), Bea Joslin (Remora) and Don Gadapee (Remora). All three are seeking re-election to
another three year term. New candidates for the
board are Bobby Daughtry of Remora and Robert
Packard of Windflower. Ballots have been delivered
to all shareholders. Shareholders are advised to
follow the legal directions in casting their ballots.
Florida law prescribes the way in which votes must
be cast, or they may be deemed void. Directions are
included in the election packet delivered to each
shareholder.
Here is a brief synopsis of each candidates
biography that was delivered to shareholders.
Wilfred (Joe) Brown, Joe was appointed to the
board in 2009 to replace the late Don Warboys.
A native of Maine, he graduated from
Howland Hight School in 1959. He joined the
Maine Air National Guard in 1958 and servied for
five years.
His professional career was at Lincoln Pulp
and Paper in Lincoln, ME from1973 to 2004. He
served the company in many positions over the
years, moving up from laborer to line foreman,
eventually to shift maintenance manager.
Upon retirement in
2004, they visited Sleepy
Hollow and purchased their
home at lot 12. Joe and
Annie have been married
since 1960, they have four
children and six grand
children. His work at
Sleepy Hollow has brought
him in contact with nearly
every resident, as he carried out his duties in park
maintenance. He became president at the 2011
annual meeting. He has also served as summer
manager for the past two years.
Bob Daughtry moved to Sleepy Hollow in 2010.
He and his wife of 42 years, Amelia, are from North
Carolina and Newfoundland respectively. They are
preparing to sell their northern home and become
electronic systems technology.
He retired from the Air Force in 1988 after
serving 22 years at radar sites in the
U.S., Canada and overseas. He has
taken advantage of educational
opportunities regularly, moving his
career forward. He retired as a
Senior Master Sergeant. He has
extensive experience in
maintenance, budgeting, safety and
personnel management.
After retirement from the Air Force, he
worked for the U.S. Postal Service until he retired
in 2007 as an electronic technician with postal
sorting systems.He was also shop steward for
American Postal Workers Union.
Don Gadapee, has lived in
Sleepy Hollow for 15 years,
with his wife of 57 years, Priscilla. He is a Vermont native and
graduate of Lyndon State College. He taught Junior High math
and science for 34 years.
Don has served on the board of directors of
SHME for 10 years. He served a year as treasurer
and a year as vice-president. He serves on the personnel committee and is liason to Park 2.
Bea Joslin has been active in Sleepy Hollow since
1985, holding many offices in several organizations.
She was treasurer and secretary of the Social Club.
For 25 years she has led the
exercise classes in the
clubhouse, now teaching those
same exercises to most of the
younger residents.
She was one of the
founders of SHME, Inc., A
Resident Owned Community,
in the spring of 2000. She
continues to be finance chair,
a position she has held since
2000. In 2002, she was
elected treasurer, a position she still holds.
Bea is proud to be a part of the team that has
taken Sleepy Hollow from a rental park to a resident
owned community. At the time of purchase we
owed $4.3 million, the current debt is $1.7 million,
showing a job well done.
Bob Packard
Sleepy Hollow in a 15 foot travel trailer in Park 1.
In 2009 they were ready to move to SHME and
purchased a home on Windflower. They have been
volunteers in many events in the park, Bob is
currently president of the Social Club.
Bob was a Spanish and
french teacher for 35 years in
Connecticut public schools. He
has a wide breath of experience
in the education field, including
serving as president of various
teachers association for many
years. For four years he was
treasurer of the Connecticut
Education, managing $19
million and overseeing the
budget and pension funds for
the professional employees.
This benefited 35,000 teachers. He has held public
offices as treasurer of the community library. He
has served on the credit union board and served as
secretary of the board executive committee.
Since their retirement in 2004 they moved
back to their home state of Maine and the family
farm. The farm has been expanded from 80 to 400
acres. Bob and Ella Mae have two daughters and
four grand children.
Norman Roy to Turn 100
On January 15 our senior statesman Norman
Roy will turn 100. Norman first came to Sleepy
Hollow in 1973 shortly after the grand opening.
Having been here
for nearly 40
years, he has seen
most of the
history of our
park, from a
snow storm,
hurricanes, tornados, good times
and some bad
times. He is
shown here at his work in Massachusetts in 1952.
This photo was taken
last month when he came to a
HUB Club hamburger lunch.
There is nothing that makes
him happier than to return to
his home and see his friends.
The party, at 2:00 pm
on Saturday, January 7th is
sponsored and paid for by the
HUB Club. Norm was one of
the club founders and one of
the first officers of the club. There will be dancing
girls, the HUB Club Chorus, the entertainment of
our Park 1 musicians and much fun. Of course there
will be plenty of cake and ice cream.
boxer, baseball and football coach and sports official in several states. He is full of memories of his
students and youth players from long ago. When he
moved to Florida he became a baseball umpire,
traveling the state
to officiate.
This 1975
snowstorm, showing the maintenance
shop, is one of his
memories.
This photo of the
1975 Zephyrhills
Founders Day
Parade was found
again by Norm. He
and his wife Lillian
are at the back of the
float, he is dressed
as a baseball player and Lillian as a cheerleader.
This was the story of life. With teens in the middle
and a young couple being married in front.
Chistmas Parties and More Fun!
December 18th was a special occasion at the Clubhouse for those attending coffee hour. The 27 piece
Zephyrhills High School Jazz Band played an hour
long concert in front of a full house. Director
Russell Schmidt, 47, is only the third director in the
bands 60 year history. They are one of the top high
school bands in the state. Schmidt has been director
for 12 years. The band promised to come back for
another concert in March, watch your calendar.
Percy Ross, swept up the
raindeer leftovers, while Ladene Weir was Rudolf. There
was plenty of song and bad
jokes. Nurse Goodbody, Lynn
Cox, played a great role as the
head nurse at the home who got
called up to go to the North
health issues. Of course she
had to take her patients with
her, getting to meet the reindeer and a several of the
elves.
Touring to See the Lights
President Joe
grand daughters, Lauren &
Kiran Morrill
are enjoying a
tour of the
lights. They
are often
accompanying
Grampa on his rounds. The lights have been really
nice this year, so much fun to see them going up
each December. Many more homes decorated this
year, perhaps a sign of optimism. Christmas night
was the second annual bike, trike and golf cart
parade, led by Joe and the girls.
Several of the cast are shown here, in Sleepy
Hollow Retirement Home, preparing for Christmas.
Nurse Goodbody tries to keep the home under control, without much success. Cast members are
Leanor Puroll, Donna Benner, Sonny Farnham, Roy
Bracket, Annette Weir, Chuck Chapin and Lynn
Cox.
Park 1 Presents Four Act Play
Under the direction of Pat Aiken, the Park 1
Players sang their hearts out, acted out skits and
presented a great fun show for about 165 residents,
Park 2: Sleepy Hollow Retirement Home
The annual Park 2 Christmas Show was
presented to 120 residents, visitors and other special
guests at SHME on Dec. 17. There skit consisted of
song, comedy and colorful costumes for lots of fun.
Having the show at Mobile Estates gave the opportunity for lots
more folks to
enjoy the fun
and frolics.
The 13
member cast
was backed up
by several
park residents
in production, costumes and more.
friends and other guests. Here the cast gets together
to sing the final hyms, wishing everyone a Merry
Christmas.
Several short skits were presented drawing
lots of laughter, from the local lawyer, J. Marshall
Heatmiser who was seeking clients in his television
ads, well played by Donna Channon with her very
dry humor.
Sonny
Farnham, a
contract
thespian
from Park
2, played
the role of
St. Lucifer
with a
song
expressing
his joy at
how many
souls he
could gain during the Christmas season. Lynn Sibley portrayed a TV newsman pursueing the story of
Santa moving his workshops to Mexico, then outsourcing his
production to
Asia. Santa was
Down to only
one elf, portrayed by Earl
Fries.
The Hatfield
Shepherds were
fueding and
stealing sheep
on Christmas
eve. Good
portrayals by
Brad and
Marilyn Boyd,
Sonny Farnham,
Bernie Zbel and
Hazel LaneCoates.
The Three Wise
Guys were a
real comedy
act, as they got
lost in the
desert on the
way to the
manger. They
even had
primative
GPS. They
were played
by Eileen Van
Humbeck, Lucy Postma and Rosemary Sovereen.
Shirley Harvey accompanied on the piano.
Mobile estates, Guys & Gals
The annual Guys & Gals Show, on Christmas Eve,
Was a really
big show with
about 145
attending.
Director
Marilyn Finch
brought the
group together
again with
song and humor too! Elmin Mitchell played his sax,
accompanied by Shirley Harvey on the piano. With
about 20 in
the chorus,
with Jean
Whitman on
the keys.
There was
lots of spirit
and song.
Santa arrived on a trike this
year, to the sounds of the Canadian song of the same name.
Les Arnold made a great
Santa s helper, very skillfully
out his duties. Trystin Simmons
was very happy to see Santa
and even got to ride the trike
after receiving some presents.
Janice Smith gave Santa a
big smooch, he ll never
wash his face again.
Smiles all around.
With a
near
fullhouse,
there
was a
whole
lot of
fun at
the Christmas performances. Mark your calendars
for the Guys & Gals Spring Fling, March 11.
During that week, a large number of residents will
be sailing the ocean wide.
The Mummers are a Newfoundland tradition for ten
days before Christmas. They bring the Christmas
spirit to folks in the community. In the Newfoundland tradition this group of Mummers arrived in
costume, with their identities hidden. They danced
while Les Arnold sang a song about the Mummer
tradition. Seeing the traditions of another land
makes for great fun and brings us knowledge of the
people, in this case, our great friends and neighbors.
Show Palace Dinner Theater, Big Success
The December 22 trip to the theater was certainly day to get into the Christmas Spirit. With 96
residents and guests participating, the trip was sold
out. Two bus loads departed in mid-morning to
have a great buffet dinner, along with lots of fellowship, music and fun. Larry Myott and Dick Edie
were tour leaders. Reservations have already been
made for December 20, 2012.
January Cruise Informational Meeting
On December 28, about 150 folks gathered
at Sleepy Hollow from several local parks. All are
joining cruisers from Sleepy Hollow Parks, leaving
on January 8, for a 7 night-8day cruise of the Western Caribbean. The meeting, with travel agent Jeff
Fox of Carefree Vacations of St. Petersburg, FL,
brought every one up to date on cruising in 2012,
Special Thanks from Larry Myott and Shirley Humber to all
the helpers that made this meeting a big success for the
cruisers. Marcel Leclaire and his volunteer parking lot attendants, Al Steward and Dick Edie. In the hall, there were several volunteers who turned it after coffee hour, including
Larry & Judy Biddinger, Bill & Bert Howard, Bob Packard,
Vic & Marilyn Finch, Sharon Simmons, John Malinowski and
great comments from visitors who really appreciated us sharing our hall for this multi-park event. There were guests from
as far away as Hudson, Cape Haze and more.
January, 2013 Cruise Announced
Plans are
under way for
a cruise
beginning
January 6,
2013 for 7
nights, 8 days,
returning
January 13.
Aboard the
Carnival Valor
rom Miami for a wonderful Caribbean trip to Nassau, Bahammas;
LaRomanna, Dominican Republic; San Juan, Puerto
Rico; and Grand Turk Island in Turks & Cacios.
You can leave the driving to us, as the price
includes the charter bus from Sleepy Hollow Parks
to the Port of Miami. You can guarantee your inside
cabin now, at a price of $619 per person, inclusive.
Outside cabins are $759; balconies are $899.
Prices include the round trip to Miami, transfersdrivers tips, port charges, all taxes & fees. To guarantee your price, register now. Registration must
include a $250 deposit per person, final payment is
due by October 12. All deposits are fully refundable
until final payment date. Travel insurance is
available.
Contact Larry Myott or Shirley Humber,
local representatives of Carefree Vacations, Inc.
More details? Visit: www.carnival.com.
Fun for Retirees from Rural America
January is a big month for the antique farm
equipment fans. The Florida Flywheelers
Association is a group of folks who love antique
farm equipment and rural living. There are 240
acres to explore, with antique cars, trucks, tractors
and farm
equipmen
t. There
are
several
sheds,
barns and
garages to
explore,
full of
equipment,
parts and pieces.
The Antique Engine & Tractor Swap Meet,
is their 25th anniversary edition. It is located, just
down the road, south east of Lakeland. Set your
GPS to 7000 Avon Park Cutoff Road, Fort Meade,
FL 33841.
Christmas Day at Sleepy Hollow
With the hams provided by the
Social Club, a group of great
cooks provided a special
Christmas dinner to more than
100 residents and guests.
Dessert was by
our famous
Newfie cooks.
Brother Leroy
Simmons led the blessing. Centarian Norman Roy
came to have Christmas Dinner with his family at
Sleepy Hollow.