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Date: 2010-09-01 10:28:19
September 2010 Newsletter
Pool Hrs. for Sept.
Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, and Sat 9 AM—7 PM Fri. 9 AM—10 PM
Sundays 10 AM - 7 PM
Water Aerobics:
Mon, Wed, Fri 10 AM
Wed, Thurs, Sat 5 PM
Nursery Daze:
Bonny Davis 556-4112
Shopping Group:
C.J. 597-3588
Bulletin Delivery:
Sylvia 596-6006
Office:
Phone 596-2397
Fax 596-5201
Did you know:
The HPCPO Board meetings are held on the last Tuesday of every month at 9 AM. There is an open forum at 8:45 if you would like to discuss something with the Board. If however, you have an issue to be considered by the Board, your name and request needs to be submitted to the office at least 72 hours prior to the meeting to allow time for it to be placed on the agenda.
Pool News:
By Kathleen Cerro
Guess what! We will have Sunset Swims on Friday nights in the month of September. The pool will stay open until 10 pm.
September pool hours are 9 AM—7 PM except on Fridays and Sunday, hours are 10 AM—7 PM.
Water aerobics Mon, Wed, & Fri. will be @ 10 AM. Wed, Thur & Sat @ 5 PM.
We would like to welcome 2 new employees at the pool, Linda Dawson, as a fill in pool monitor and Ray Hyatt as Pool & Rec. maintenance. See you at the Pool.
First Curtain Call by Linda Roper
If you have a love of the theater & want to be part of a dynamic theater group, we are asking that you come to our first meeting of the HP Theatre Club. Whether you enjoy performing or working behind the scenes, we need you. We need actors to ticket sellers & all in between. Our 1st meeting will be in September. So call the office at 596-2397 & ask to be put on the list. You will be contacted when the meeting is scheduled.
Special dates of interest:
9/25 Fire Ladies
8 AM Pancake Breakfast
Travel Club by Trey Jordan
Date Place Activity/Show
9/19 Show Palace Midlife Crisis
9/29 Dunedin/Clearwater Lunch/Dolphin Cruise
10/7 Mystery? Mystery trip This trip will be great for those who have problems walking.
10/18 Myrtle Beach 5 days/4 nights/4 shows
This trip also includes breakfast & lunch
12/3 Vinoy Hotel/Sunken Gardens History Tour & lunch
We are also planning trips to Amelia island & Fernandina Beach and then Ashville, NC & Pigeon Forge, TN in the Spring.
Will you serve?
Each November we elect High Point Board of Directors to two-year terms. This November High Point voters will be electing 4 members to our Board. If you feel you can be a positive force for High Point, are a property owner and are available for year round service then please stop in the office to sign up as a candidate for the Board.
September 6th
The community center and office will be closed in observation of Labor day
Calling all Men
We need men to sing at our annual Christmas program. Please contact Ellie Martin at 597-1409.
Golf Club News by Katie Russell
It has been quiet here this summer. RAIN & HEAT have kept many of us from golfing as much as usual this summer. Our golf course is one of the best kept & most beautiful in the area, which also helps our community.
September 6th is Labor Day and we will be having a cookout at the Club House Café. We will be serving hot dogs, hamburgers, and sausages. Please come and have a cold drink in the lounge, enjoy your friends and let us do the cooking. See you there.
Karaoke with “The Shoe” every Thursday afternoon in the Golf Club House at 3 pm. If you like to sing or just enjoy listening to others sing, or enjoy visiting with friends, come just us for some fun. You just might like it.
HP Fire Dept.-Chief Grenier
It is very important to know that when the winds reach 45 mph emergency services are off the road and will not respond. Therefore, when you HP Fire Dept. rides thru the community advising of an evacuation it is imperative you head to a shelter. If you choose to stay and you have an emergency help may not be able to reach you. Please plan ahead, i.e. where your going, medications, money etc.
Garden Club by Ellie Martin
Control Yard Pest Responsibly.
Due to our warm climate, we are blessed with an abundance of insects. 99% of the insects are beneficial or harmless. Before spraying consider a few things. Is it a pest? Which pest is it? What
stage in its life cycle is this insect? What damage is it doing? How long will it be around? The pest’s age is an important factor in the best control method. Many insecticides are only effective on very young insects. Investigate before you start putting chemicals down.
Create a bird habitat that is appealing to many species of birds. Provide plants for cover nesting sites. Learn to tolerate some bugs, they are treats for birds!
Mobile Patrol by Ed Oleszek
Some of our Northern neighbors are starting to return, so I thought we would again remind our residents of our memo from a few months ago:
We have listed several ways the folks in our HP community can get rid of wanted and unwanted stuff!!!
1. Leave your car or truck unlocked day & night
2. Leave your keys in your car or truck.
3. Keep bikes, wheel barrels, ladders, garden tools, etc. unlocked in your yard or driveway.
4. Keep your house unlocked day & night.
Golf carts (with/keys in ignition) and clubs left outside or better yet put everything you do not want at the end of your driveway with a sign!!! (Please help yourself).
If it seems as if you heard this before, well you have WAKEUP people, if you don’t lock it up you will lose it.
Our 1st meeting after summer, will be September 27th at 7 pm in the Community Center .
September 27 at 7 pm in the Community Center is
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