1 ...everyone. I sin- cerely wish you the best of all things in 2015. W ell, well, well, another year has disappeared. I do hope it was a good one for you. I know that in our gen- eration we need all the good things we can find ~ because, as they say, getting older is not for sissies! We look forward to longer days and new things to do … and keeping healthy. And, where does all the choco- late come from during the Christmas season? Seems to be everywhere - an- other good reason to Save the Earth - it’s the only planet with chocolate! My January resolution is to taper off (probably gradually, though). Good luck with your New Year’s Resolutions! December certainly kept us hopping. The dinner at Deez on the 14th was well attended (and delicious!) Gwen & George Despins and Dee Mathison entertained with some lively Christmas songs. Thanks to everyone who donated items for the gift draw. Many of us went home with more than we came with. Then, on the 19th, the Centre was over- flowing with folks who came to the After- noon Tea. Our capacity according to the Fire department is 128 people. I’m sure there were that many that day, enjoying the wonderful music & singing by the Songbirds and the QBUB Ukulele band. Thank you so much to our entertainers & the volunteers who helped set up, clean up, and take down. Also, to those who baked the treats…greatly appreciated. The Treasure Hunt prize of a $100 in gift cards donated by John and Ken of QF was won by Pat Critchell (our favourite drum- mer). Raffle prizes went to Gloria Paul, Irene Finholm and Joan Walsh. Congratulations to the winners. Box 103, 703 Memorial Ave., Qualicum Beach, BC V9K 1S7 http://www.qbseniors.ca email: [email protected]Volume 18 Issue 1 Volume 18 Issue 1 JANUARY, 2015 JANUARY, 2015 250 752 250 752- 0420 0420 WHAT’S ISIDE ? Judy’s Jottings page 1 / 2 Centre Activities Healing Circle page 2 Kitchen, recipes page 3 Photos page 4 / 5 Out ‘n About, Travel info page 6 Reminders etc. Speaker Events Page 7 Membership Renewal, Board of Directors, eurosculpting page 8 Our diligent Barbara McMahon once again put together the fundraising pro- ject for our Centre. Although Barb is no longer on the Board, we have kept her close by ap- pointing her an Affiliate to the Board. Thank you Barb for agreeing to con- tinue in your job as chief fundraiser/ organizer! And … once again Suzanne and Bill Adkins were able to make it a special Christmas for those of you without other family or friends with whom to enjoy a wonderful turkey dinner and the fellowship of great people on Christmas Day. Providing a sumptuous dinner for so many people is a very big job. You are very special people, Suzanne and Bill. We are so grateful. I hope you love the new look in the Centre as much as I do. Wonderfully warm and inviting colour—and so fresh looking! We had quite a team busy with the humongous job of getting the place ready, and then getting everything back in place before the 5th of January. You were amazing! Continued on page 2 Saturday, January 24th after 4:00 p.m. ~ dinner $25 BYOB ~ Sign-up sheet is on the Activities Board
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...everyone. I sin-cerely wish you the best of all things in 2015.
W ell, well, well, another year has disappeared. I do hope it was a good one for you. I know that in our gen-eration we need all the good things we can find ~ because, as they say, getting older is not for sissies!
We look forward to longer days and new things to do … and keeping healthy. And, where does all the choco-late come from during the Christmas season? Seems to be everywhere - an-other good reason to Save the Earth - it’s the only planet with chocolate! My January resolution is to taper off (probably gradually, though). Good luck with your New Year’s Resolutions!
December certainly kept us hopping. The dinner at Deez on the 14th was well
attended (and delicious!) Gwen & George
Despins and Dee Mathison entertained with some lively Christmas songs. Thanks to everyone who donated items for the gift draw. Many of us went home with more than we came with.
Then, on the 19th, the Centre was over-flowing with folks who came to the After-noon Tea. Our capacity according to the Fire department is 128 people. I’m sure there were that many that day, enjoying the wonderful music & singing by the Songbirds and the QBUB Ukulele band.
Thank you so much to our entertainers & the volunteers who helped set up, clean up, and take down. Also, to those who baked the treats…greatly appreciated.
The Treasure Hunt prize of a $100 in gift cards donated by John and Ken of QF was won by Pat Critchell (our favourite drum-mer). Raffle prizes went to Gloria Paul, Irene Finholm and Joan Walsh.
WHAT’S ISIDE ? Judy’s Jottings page 1 / 2 Centre Activities Healing Circle page 2 Kitchen, recipes page 3 Photos page 4 / 5 Out ‘n About, Travel info page 6 Reminders etc. Speaker Events Page 7 Membership Renewal, Board of Directors, eurosculpting page 8
Our diligent Barbara McMahon once again put together the fundraising pro-ject for our Centre.
Although Barb is no longer on the Board, we have kept her close by ap-pointing her an Affiliate to the Board. Thank you Barb for agreeing to con-tinue in your job as chief fundraiser/ organizer!
And … once again Suzanne and Bill Adkins were able to make it a special Christmas for those of you without other family or friends with whom to enjoy a wonderful turkey dinner and the fellowship of great people on Christmas Day.
Providing a sumptuous dinner for so many people is a very big job. You are very special people, Suzanne and Bill. We are so grateful.
I hope you love the new look in the Centre as much as I do. Wonderfully warm and inviting colour—and so fresh looking! We had quite a team busy with the humongous job of getting the place ready, and then getting everything back in place before the 5th of January. You were amazing!
Continued on page 2
Saturday, January 24th
after 4:00 p.m. ~ dinner $25 BYOB ~ Sign-up sheet is on the Activities Board
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Please see page 7 for more info on the ‘SPEAKERS & EVENTS
SERIES’ and page 8 for information on ‘NEUROSCULPTING’
Judy’s Jottings, continued from page one
I am sure there is a Town Safety Committee meeting about the middle of January. If you have seen any ar-eas in town that could be a safety issue, please call Roy Jones at 250 594-9947 so he can bring those is-sues forward at the meeting. Scottish Night is coming as we enjoy the birthday of Robbie Burns on the 24th. Johanna, our enthusiastic or-ganizer and Joan and Ron, our fabu-lous cooks will be raring to go to make sure we all have a great time. My thought to begin the new year: Good company brightens the day, no matter how dreary the weather. AND—if you need company, you know where to find the best!
HEALING, HEALING, HEALING, HEALING, a gift we give ourselvesa gift we give ourselvesa gift we give ourselvesa gift we give ourselves �
THE HEALING CIRCLETHE HEALING CIRCLETHE HEALING CIRCLETHE HEALING CIRCLE will meet at the Senior’s Centre ~ will meet at the Senior’s Centre ~ will meet at the Senior’s Centre ~ will meet at the Senior’s Centre ~ 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.1:00 to 3:00 p.m.1:00 to 3:00 p.m.1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
On the second and fourth Thursday of each monthOn the second and fourth Thursday of each monthOn the second and fourth Thursday of each monthOn the second and fourth Thursday of each month and will reconvene THURSDAY, JANUARY 22and will reconvene THURSDAY, JANUARY 22and will reconvene THURSDAY, JANUARY 22and will reconvene THURSDAY, JANUARY 22
� Our purpose is for sharing what works for us and perhaps picking Our purpose is for sharing what works for us and perhaps picking Our purpose is for sharing what works for us and perhaps picking Our purpose is for sharing what works for us and perhaps picking
up new healing tools to take home.up new healing tools to take home.up new healing tools to take home.up new healing tools to take home. This is a grass roots drop in groupThis is a grass roots drop in groupThis is a grass roots drop in groupThis is a grass roots drop in group————no expertise required, just no expertise required, just no expertise required, just no expertise required, just
bring yourself, your curiosity and your healing intentionsbring yourself, your curiosity and your healing intentionsbring yourself, your curiosity and your healing intentionsbring yourself, your curiosity and your healing intentions All through 2014 we have been making our way through the All through 2014 we have been making our way through the All through 2014 we have been making our way through the All through 2014 we have been making our way through the
alphabet from A to Zalphabet from A to Zalphabet from A to Zalphabet from A to Z
We discussed a myriad of healing modules starting with the letter We discussed a myriad of healing modules starting with the letter We discussed a myriad of healing modules starting with the letter We discussed a myriad of healing modules starting with the letter “A” and this new year finds us starting out with the letter “A” and this new year finds us starting out with the letter “A” and this new year finds us starting out with the letter “A” and this new year finds us starting out with the letter
‘P’‘P’‘P’‘P’ We will look at and share how words beginning with ‘P’ affect We will look at and share how words beginning with ‘P’ affect We will look at and share how words beginning with ‘P’ affect We will look at and share how words beginning with ‘P’ affect
or influence our healing.or influence our healing.or influence our healing.or influence our healing. All modules, meditations and readings starting with this letterAll modules, meditations and readings starting with this letterAll modules, meditations and readings starting with this letterAll modules, meditations and readings starting with this letter
are up for discussion. are up for discussion. are up for discussion. are up for discussion. Please feel free to contribute or come along for the Please feel free to contribute or come along for the Please feel free to contribute or come along for the Please feel free to contribute or come along for the
Healing Energy that is shared.Healing Energy that is shared.Healing Energy that is shared.Healing Energy that is shared.
“The Harvard Medicinal School
Guide to Tai Chi Wednesday afternoons
January 7 onward at 1:00 p.m. for more info:
Call George Rebar 752-8982
Chair Yoga
What: 4 Week Course When: Tuesday, January 6, 13, 20, 27 Where: QB Senior Centre Time: 3:30 to 4:15 pm Cost: Only $20 per month Enjoy the benefits of a yoga practice!
� COMPUTER CLUB ~10 am Drop-in 1st & 3rd Thursdays
� Drop-In BRIDGE 12:30 pm
� WHIST at 12:30 p.m. � HEALING CIRCLE 1:00 p.m.- 2nd & 4th
FRIDAY � DARTS ~ 9:00 a.m.
� UKULELE: 9:00 a.m. ~ 10:30 Lessons & practice
10:30 ~ noon ~ jamming � YOGA ~ 11:45 a.m.
� MAH JONG ~ 1:00 p.m. � ART GROUP ~ 1:00 p.m. You must be a member to
participate in Centre activities
Only $15 per year
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Be sure to drop in for lunch! Maggie, Norah, Joan, Lisa,
Bonnie (and others, too) always have something tasty to serve you...and all home made!!
WEDNESDAY, January 7th
CHILI with savoury muffin �
IT’S A NEW YEAR, and WE STILL NEED VOLUNTEERS
...to pitch in and help out in the kitchen as we continue to be the “place where tasty lunches are prepared and served” … enjoying those great home made soups and home baked goodies brought in by
many of our talented cooks! Please give MAUREEN a call to let her know when
you would like to volunteer. 250 752-3575, you will make her day!! ALSO … we are looking for
someone to come in TUESDAYs and WEDNESDAYs from 11am to 1 pm to help with dishes when needed. MY SPECIAL THANKS TO
ALL who do come and put their talents to work in our kitchen … we would be lost without you!!!
If you are having problems and need a hand: � grocery shopping ? � cleaning your house ? � have transportation issues ? � need minor repairs or yard maintenance ? ...you have options to be able to stay in your home. You can even get a friendly visit from a volunteer. Jane Williams from the SOS gave us a presentation to let us know these services are available in our community. We want to thank her for letting us know about them so that we can let you know about them as well! Please feel free to contact her at 250 248-2093 and ask for her help if you need it. It is available!
This is a nice one from Suzanne Adkins,
(in Best of Bridge) ~ EATMORE BARS
3/4 cup of honey 1 cup peanut butter 10 regular size marshmallows
1 cup chocolate chips 1 cup peanuts 3 cups Rice Krispies
In a large pot bring honey and peanut butter to a boil over medium heat. Stir constantly. ADD marshmallows and chocolate chips, stirring until melted. Remove from heat and stir in peanuts and Rice Krispies. Press into a 9” x 13” pan.
Sounds delicious, from Maureen:
OVERNIGHT CINNAMON BUNS
Using a greased bundt pan, place some frozen buns around the pan. Sprinkle pudding mix over tops. Melt butter and blend well with the brown sugar. Pour over buns. Sprinkle with cinnamon. Cover with plastic wrap and leave on counter over night. They will rise to the top of the pan. Bake at 350 deg. for 20 minutes. An angel food pan works also. I have served this twice at two brunches here and I should have had at least two pans, as it is so good and easy when you’re busy.
Heat your oven to 350 degrees. Place small pretzels on parchment paper on a baking sheet. Place a Rolo candy on each pretzel. Put into the oven for about 5 minutes, but don’t let the Rolo melt too much! Remove from the oven and put a 1/2 pecan on top or another small pretzel. Enjoy!
TWO HOUR BUNS
3 cups water 8 TBSP sugar 6 TBSP oil 1 tsp. salt
2 TBSP fast rising yeast 2 eggs 7 to 8 cups or enough flour to make a workable dough.
Always
Needed !
TRY THESE — A PRETZEL TREAT!
3-3/4 TBSP Butterscotch pudding (mix) Cinnamon
12 frozen bun dough 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup butter
Mix yeast & 4 cups of the flour. In a separate bowl beat eggs, sugar, oil and water. Add flour and yeast mix. Blend well. Add remaining flour and salt. Mix well and let stand for 15 min-utes. Mix easily. Do not knead, let rise for 15 minutes. Punch down and form into buns onto a greased pan. You need to use some flour as the dough is sticky! Cover and let rise for one hour. Bake at 350 deg. for 15 min. Makes 4-5 dozen. You could do one pan of buns and one of cinnamon rolls!
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On the 19th, it was a full house at the Centre where everyone enjoyed the songs by the Songbirds and the QBUB. There was a raffle with some beautiful prizes to be won, lovely treats to go with the tea and coffee, and as always, nice company to visit with. What a nice way to get a head start on Christmas celebrations. Huge thanks to the board members who were on hand to look after everyone.
On Dec. 14th, approximately 60 hungry folks enjoyed delicious roast beef and all the trimmings at Deez Restaurant. Everyone joined in a sing-along led by
Gwen and George Despins, on his violin & Dee Mathison
strumming her ukulele ...some of us also won a nice gift!!
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Bill Adkins, chief cook checks one the many turkeys roasting for the dinner ... “lookin’ gooood”!!
Ursula Hitchcock and Marion Jagger had “visions of Brussels sprouts dancing in their heads” that night, I am sure! Celery sticks were
cut to perfection, thanks to David Douglas and his trusty knife!
Laurene Ebbett ...with one of the lovely table centres she created to ‘pretty up’ the tables...and has been doing so for many years. Thank you Laurene!
...as so many friends return each year. This Christmas we served 66 dinners to many
familiar faces as well as new guests who fit right in to our comfortable format. Preparations began two days before the big day, and we were once again blessed with help from many sources. People who spent a lot of time preparing vegetables, setting the beautiful tables and serving the dinner included Sheila Moore, Marg Finck, Joan & Ron Walsh, Wayne Buholzer, David Douglas, Joan Bryan, Merydie Joyce,
Monika Melnyk, Linda Kinny, Janice & Blake Whaley, Susan Porter and Frances McDon-ald. The food was delicious and the hot plates and boiling gravy kept it all perfect as it reached each plate. The desserts were traditional with sherry trifle, mince tarts and great plum pud-dings (many thanks to Lila Greene) with both custard and rum sauces. The merry songs and carols came to life with musical skill of George & Gwen Despins assisted by Christian War-render and Pat Kaspryk. Our ‘12 Days of Christmas’ gets better each year as each table gives their all to the performance of their special verse. A big hand to table 1 who outdid them-selves with energy and enthusiasm! Turkey and the trimmings went home with those who wanted them, and lots of love and best wishes were exchanged at the door. Everyone who arrived on the 26th to clean up for the new paint job came with willing hands and helpful hearts. A SPECIAL THANKS Stan, Lidia and Walter who are always on deck with lots of help. Until next year, Best Wishes for 2015 from Bill and Suzanne.
It’s become a
Family Christmas!!
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T he only trips I can tell you about are the CASINO TRIPS:
SILVER REEF, February 9-11, and 3-day trips to TULALIP, Feb. 2 , 3 and 4th; April 7, 8 and 9th; also a 4-day March 2 - 5th.
SHOPPING IN VICTORIA
We also have the lovely PALM COURT ORCHESTRA in Duncan, Sun-day, Feb. 15th presenting “Valentine Diva”. Please place your money in the box . It’s $67 for bus, show and taxes. We are looking forward to the new brochure, hopefully, very soon.
T here were a lot of disap-pointed people when the Christmas Chemainus bus trip to the Yellowpoint Christ-mas Spectacular was can-celled. How could Sheila do this to all of us who look forward to this venue!! How could she change our beautiful and exciting trip to where marvellous decorations, warm apple cider, tarts … (that were all part of the ambience) made it a warm and fuzzy place...we didn’t care that it was performed in an old building! Well, we took the bad news, as only us who never would complain about anything Sheila arranges, boarded our respective bus. Even the weather wouldn’t improve our mood—no snow...just rain, and more rain. We had paid our money for this short trip, so off we went to the Port Theatre in Nanaimo...and WELL!!! What a surprise! The theatre was decorated just like Yellow-point has been all these Christmases!
The stage was set up with the Cedar Band in place, just like Cedar, with just a few changes. The show was spectacular with lots of the same cast of dancers, sing-ers with a few changes in format with a new baritone and tenor, both so polished and so completely at home on
Just some of the things to look for-ward to. I hope you all enjoyed a great Christmas, and are planning on coming Out ’n About with us in 2015
Happy New Year
vast number of interesting shops along the way. When it was time for a break, we crossed the street from the Bay to Murchies Tea & Coffee shop for a cup of coffee & a delicious homemade muffin. Then, it was back to shopping for awhile before getting back on the bus heading for home. We had a wonderful day and we’re looking forward to the next shopping day in Victoria. Editors note: even though this report missed December’s deadline, as someone took the time to write down this “shopping trip fun event” ...here it is ...a good read and a chance for all of us to consider taking this trip at least once for the fun experience … and of course, SPEND MONEY!! What could be more fun??
W hat better way to spend a day than shopping in Victoria? It was a great opportunity to browse and get a head start on the Christmas shopping. Over 50 of us arrived at Hill-side Mall, just in time for lunch at the Food Court in the mall.
With a large variety of stores including Sears, Marshals, Target, Bolen Books and many, many smaller ones, we started our shopping day with the group hurrying away in different directions. Later on, it was off to the Bay, downtown. From there it was a short walk to Chinatown, Capital Iron, Value Village with a
stage, adding a new vitality as did the dancers and chorus. From the time the show opened until it ended, it was non-stop singing, dancing, skits, small funny vignettes,
jokes and costume changes interspersed with quiet ren-derings of carols. The tenor performed 10 minutes of Elton John favourites, dressed way over the top...he was Elton with his great voice, fun antics, moves and yes, great big glasses, he played like Elton himself!! There was just enough Christmas music to keep all en-tertained. The producer is a genius … he took what is considered a very cold, stark theatre and along with the performers turned it into a happy place, bringing out the warmth of the performers, singing and dancing that had everyone moving … we also got to sing a few carols. Chemainus and Little Cedar are better than I’ve seen in the big cities...keep up the great work and we will keep coming again to be entertained...confirming this by three minutes of applause from the audience! All yours truly can say is that our small area of Che-mainus/Cedar and our small island, can sure entertain in a BIG, BIG WAY!
Thank you again Sheila! from Joy Armstrong
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PAT BULL does a wonderful job as
our “SUNSHINE LADY” sending cards and visiting folks … but she can only help out if she knows who is in need. So, if you are aware of some-one who is ill, had an accident, or has passed away, please call Pat at 250 752-3946 or put their name on the list in the Centre.
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Qualicum Beach Seniors’ Centre
SPEAKERS AD EVETS SERIES Tuesday afternoon, 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.
You Are Invited
FEB. 3rd ~ OCEANSIDE HOSPICE Pat Leney
Have you ever wondered what the Oceanside Hospice Society is all about and what takes place within the lovely heritage home on Crescent Road named Valhalla ? We would like to share with you what the role of this Hospice is in your community. Please join us to hear about the services we offer to clients, care givers and their families, bringing comfort and support surrounding a long illness or end of life. We are open to discuss any questions you may have regarding Palliative Care in the Oceanside area.
Folks who attend this presentation will learn that it is not about death and dying, it is about: 1. The importance of being organized for the time of need. 2. How to keep planning and preparation simple yet most effective. 3. Options regarding funerals and cremations that are available. 4. How to pre-fund their plan 5. What their spouse, children and executor/executrix should know 6. Question and answer period to follow. Handouts to be given
There are several garments hang-ing in the coat closet at the Cen-tre that appear to be ownerless. If
you think you may have left a sweater or a jacket behind, please claim your clothing before the end of January...at which time it will be donated to the Sally Ann Thrift Shop.
DVD SECTION: Don’t forget we have a small DVD section near the lending library. Just help yourself if you would like to borrow one—and return it to the shelf. Any contributions to the DVD’s gratefully received!
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INFORMATION BINDER: We do have a binder in the Centre with helpful information for you all. When we receive housecleaning, repair, yard services or any pertinent articles for sale, they are filed for your pe-rusal. The binder is in the shallow drawer in front of the Sign-in desk. Check it out! AND many thanks to ANN SVENSEN who has offered to take on the job of keeping the info up to date for us.
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LIBRARY: As we all know ROSE VEGH continues to do a ‘bang up’ job of keeping the book shelves organ-ized with reading material for all of us to enjoy. Please remember NO HARD COVER BOOKS accepted.
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ATIOAL SECURITY HUMOUR
When I was ready to check out and pay for my groceries the cashier said, “Strip down, facing me.” Making a mental note so I could complain to my local Member of Parliament about this security rubbish, I did just as she had instructed. After the shrieking and hys-terical remarks finally subsided, I found out that she was referring to how I should posi-tion my credit card. After I sorted myself out and got dressed, they told me to shop else-where in the future. They need to make their instructions a little clearer for seniors. Man, I hate this getting older stuff.
FLU SEASON May we ask that again this year, if you are not well … PLEASE take
care of your germs at home!! We do have members with compromised immune sys-tems. Keep the Centre a ‘SCENT FREE’ ZONE as there also those with allergies.
Do you have a motorized scooter?
The Scooter Community Outreach Program is offering an opportunity for you to have it checked over and fine tuned. Just drive up to the Centre on the third Tuesday of each month from 9:30 to11:30. Del, from Victoria, has offered this service FREE of charge. Starts January 20th.
Message from �ancy: Gone Chopin Bach in a Minuet Offenbach Sooner.
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$10 extra)
$25.00
Neurosculpting A Step-by-Step Program to Change
Your Brain and Transform Your life with Lisa Wimberger
Six Mondays—January 19
February 2 and 16
March 2, 16 and 30 ~ 1:00 to 2:30 pm
Scientifically Grounded Practices for Healing and Transformation
Modern neuroscience shows that what we do and think can change the physical structure of the
brain—yet often this occurs unconsciously, when we habitually react to stress in unhealthy ways. Lisa Wimberger created Neurosculpting as a complete approach for consciously reshaping our brains for greater happiness, health, creativity and compas-sion. With Neurosculpting, she offers you in-depth training in this powerful process for using medita-tion, mindfulness, diet and unique daily practices to help you create positive, lasting changes in your
brain—and your life. ~ ~ ~ ~
Please join me to listen to this six CD program. We will listen to one CD each week. We will also continue to do more brain
exercises to help us exercise our brains. For more info, please contact me:
A Newfoundland painter by the name of Skipper Drover, while not a brilliant scholar, was a gifted portrait artist. Over a number of years, his fame grew and soon people from all over the country were coming to him on Long Harbour for his paintings. One day, a very attractive young woman pulled up to his house in a stretch limo and asked Skipper if he would paint her in the nude. This was the first time anyone had made this request and it had Skipper a bit perturbed. The beautiful lady told him that money was no ob-ject. In fact, she was willing to pay him up to $5,000 cash. Not wanting to get into trouble with his wife, Skipper asked the lady to wait while he conferred with Rose, his missus. In a few minutes he returned. “T’would be me pleasure to paint yer portrait, missus. The wife says it’s ok. I’ll paint ya in da nude, but I have to leave me socks in place to wipe me brushes.”
BOARD of DIRECTORS
President Judy Southern 752-5586 Vice-president Maureen Johnson 752-3575 Secretary Norah Rawcliff 752-3931 Treasurer Wayne Buholzer 594-6608 DIRECTORS Activities Riva West 752-7178 Membership Suzanne Adkins 752-7971 Facilities Roy Jones 594-9947 Special Events Johanna Scheepers 752-0257 Newsletter Lila Greene 752-6489 Ways & Means Lisa Buholzer 594-6608 Director at large Ron Walsh 752-2275
AFFILIATES Travel Co-Ord. Sheila Jackson 752-5659 Sunshine Lady Pat Bull 752-3946 Past president/ Publicity Maggie Coleman 594-8097 Kitchen Co-Ord. Joan Walsh 752-2275 Administrator John Ablett 752-7572 Admin./website Bill Adkins 752-7971
