Trouble with Satellite Dish? Simple Solution: remove tree, receive reception!!!!!

What’s going on under the hoods? Whose “booty’s” were sticking out from under that motorhome hood? What is so interesting under there, a snack, pictures or what?

Note to Singles: Raise hood, draw crowd!

Who among us has only two things on his mind? What’s for lunch and are you available?? Do you think that “sweet talker” who is 95 years young would give some lessons?????? You know who you are!

There is a young lady in our group who for 10 years has been getting bids for a new kitchen, her husband says there has been so much traffic through the living room, from contractors; he is going to put a sign in the front yard which reads “Contractors Please Use Back Door Entrance”. Hmmmm

There is an on and off button on refrigerators! Electric or Gas??? Sorry just had to tell.

The? What President followed Eisenhower? Truman? You had to be there.

Speaking of buzzing, I wonder who got their toes stung.

Stay tuned to the buzzzz, who knows you may be next!!

The “Common Cents for Kids” project got off to a big bang with Carol White’s planning and directing. The quilt top was completed and we showed it at Church on Sunday. Carol will now take it to the quilter and then let the donations begin. We are already off to a good start with the donations especially after the challenge that went on on Saturday, thanks to John S. and Gordon W.

The donations will help children from everywhere. I bet there were some who thought that this was a huge undertaking for this rally. With a lot of work and planning it became a reality and during this time we had Fun (all the laughing), Fellowship (talk, talk, talk), and Adventure (ripping out seams and learning quilt making techniques). Workers were; Carol White, Linda Hanglesben, Norma Koen, Rose Ann Schwartz, Linda Zoeller, Doris Meier, Sarah Doerr, Marian Hoffman, Stella Thompson, and Betty Hutchens. There were sewers, rippers, cutters, go’fers, placers, pressers and on lookers. It was a learning experience as well as a lot of fun. Again thanks for all the help. GOOD WORK GIRLS!

Bulletin Board project is still a work in progress!

Howard Groner – a tip of the hat to you for being 95 years young and still going strong. We are so thankful for members like you who still come and enjoy being with us. God Bless you!