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We have the pallets left over from the delivery of the court material. Any members want them?

If you want to just a few that’s fine but please don’t take Jill good ones and leave the broken ones. Most of them are in excellent shape.

First come, first served I. E. First in🤪

The courts were finished last evening by Dee & Scott Barker. A shout-out to their hard work over the past ten days. We did add additional material to the surface this year which should make a big difference in the quality of play. It is early in the day and the courts are soft so a word of caution especially if there is moisture in the surface. Remember to always sweep after play.

Please take time to go to our website and read the 2023 season overview that Darlene put together. There are additional offerings for play this year.

Enjoy!

We have had difficulty finding someone to move the pallets of materials up to the courts. I have a friend who has a large backhoe who lives across the street. He is willing to help us tomorrow, but would like to start at 8:30.

We need 4 to 6 people and 4-6 crowbar/pry bars.

Please text me at 802–793–5316 immediately if you are able to help and let me know if you can bring any crowbar/pry bars

Geordie

Hi All, not meaning for you to be informed too many times about our upcoming Spring workday. I have installed a new notification system in our website and sent the old post again by accident. So, the goal of this post is two-fold:

First, to inform you of more detail about the annual Spring workday scheduled for Saturday May 13 at 9:00 at the courts. Work includes bringing the furniture out, repairing fences, getting the watering system operating, a bit of gardening clean-up, etc. It should take about 2 hours. Rain date is the 14th. All members are welcome. Please let Geordie know if you can make it. His email is [email protected].

Second, IMPORTANT, to ask you to reply to this email. Website notifications, like a newsletter, are notorious for being spam filtered. This will be our main way of contacting you once I know everyone is receiving it. PLEASE simply reply to this email to let Darlene know you received the notification, no words needed.

The annual spring workday is scheduled for Saturday May 13 at 9:00 at the courts. Work includes bringing the furniture out, repairing fences, getting the watering system operating, etc. It should take about 2 hours. Rain date is the 14th.

All members are welcome. Please let Geordie know if you can make it. His email is [email protected].

Second topic: this is a new post notification system. PLEASE simply reply to this email to let Darlene know you received the notification. No words needed.

Saturday the 13th at 9 o’clock with a rain date of Sunday the 14th at 9 o’clock.

Please contact Geordie if you are able to help.

A heads up the courts will be open through Saturday the 5th for play. We’ve had a great run of weather that has extended the season. Even though we opened a bit late this season the ability to go into November was certainly a bonus.

Hope everyone enjoyed the season, and we’ll see you next year!

 

We need to start some of the end of season maintenance stuff which includes: storing and winterizing the pump, moving in most of the furniture, cutting back the daylilies and gardens, and putting the plugs in the court sprinklers. 3 to 4 people should be able to accomplish this.

If you can help please email me directly at [email protected]. We will do this Saturday, October 8 at 2 PM. This is something that can be done even if there is light rain or snow showers.

Hope everyone has had a great summer and have gotten the opportunity to enjoy the courts!

As we enter the first few days of Fall, I would like to update everyone on the projected closing date of the club. We will keep the club open as long as possible in October as weather permits. On a side note, the portable will be in place until we close in late October.

Let’s hope we get an extended period of Indian Summer before the snow flies!