This week, January 5th. Sandy Mitchell from Project Help-Veterans Support.
Last week we met at the usual lunch time which Charles opened with Pledge, prayer and a rousing rendition of God Bless America! We welcomed our guests, John Sinclair with Tom Brodhecker and Steven and Perry Anderson, our guest speaker.
Perry Anderson promoted the Sussex County Arts & Heritage Council of which he is President - Board of Trustees. They work with two grants from the NJ Council of the Arts and NJ Historical Commission Museums & Historical Societies to promote culture in Sussex County with events and memberships. Anyone interested may become a member of the SC Arts & Heritage Council.
Polio Plus - Tom Digby put out blue jars on the tables to collect pocket change started by Barbara Miller.
Tom Brodhecker read a piece about Silent Change.
Happy $$
Tom Brodhecker happy for trip to Arizona for National Farm Bureau Conference by way of flight through Las Vegas, his son a pilot for Delta. He visited a commercial Alpha farm with 9500 head of cattle being milked, took wagon ride to Cotton fields/tourist attraction to pick cotton and a Rose Farm.
Mark Hontz son Nathaniel accepted to Princeton U.
Carl Lazzaro - article in Herald Rich Clark - Show me a man with a principle and I'll show you a pension plan.
James Kunzel - Steelers won again and his kid in soccer
Bob Morgenstern going to convention and Ball.
Steve Wescott glad he was able to visit his Dad recently, before he passed away.
John finished a puzzle from Frank Eberhardt but it was missing one piece which he suspects he kept on purpose.
Bud Luthman digging through a wood pile that was there from the time of Noah!
Charles happy sister is recovering from hospital stay and recovery at Kessler, he was able to join her at meals and a fellow they met there knew Tom Brodecker, small world; also
"Mr" John Sinclair, because his 4 kids went to Long Pond School where John was a principle and had a great education.
Buzz Tomasino happy for good medical facilities.
Events :
Dart Tournament - Jan 22 at 1PM Jim Porter and Carl Lazzaro our throwers.
Chili Open - Jan 28th at SC Fairgrounds by United Way.
