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May 2015
parkcitynewcomers.org
Monthly Coffee
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
SPEAKER:
Wednesday, May 13th, 2015
10:00 am
Park City Community Church, Bear Hollow Drive, Park City
Patrick Saucier
With the Summer coming up quickly, we are pleased to have Patrick Saucier, Recreation Coordinator with Basin
Recreation come speak to our group. Basin Recreation has recently made a commitment to offer new and more
activities for active adults. They have held community meetings to gather ideas and Patrick is formulating group
activities starting this Summer. Please join us! This will be a chance to hear about these new activities and to add
them to your calendar for Summer.
Please join us for lunch at the Windy Ridge Cafe located at 1250 Iron Horse Dr after the Coffee. Windy Ridge
Cafe is one of Park City’s best-kept secrets so if you haven’t been there you are in for a treat! It is what great
trendy comfort food is all about and is the place for quality fare. Windy Ridge offers a wide variety of delicious,
yet reasonably priced menu selections from soup, sandwiches, salads and delicious entrees to some of the best
desserts in Park City. The past two months over 30 people have joined us for lunch and we hope to continue that
trend in May.
Lunch and Leisure
Special Spring Concert with the Utah Symphony Orchestra
Spring is finally here and what better way to enjoy a lovely Spring morning than with beautiful music!
Lunch and Leisure will be more “Brunch and Leisure” this month as we go to the magnificent
Abravanel Hall in Salt Lake City and enjoy the Utah Symphony Guild’s Spring Fling! The event
begins with Continental breakfast served in a beautifully decorated room within the Abravanel
Hall complex. Afterwards we continue to the main auditorium for a full orchestra symphony program.
The concert will last approximately 1 hour and 45 min. If interested, Lorraine will arrange for a place
for everyone to go for lunch after the performance. There are lots of nice restaurants in close proximity to the
concert Hall; separate checks at the restaurant.
DATE: PLACE:
TIME:
COST:
RSVP:
Friday May 22nd, 2015
Abravanel Hall, 123 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Meet for carpool in the parking lot in front of Park City Bread and Bagel Shop. (This is
the shopping center by Fresh Market Grocery at the Jeremy Ranch exit off I-80)
at 8:15 amf.
Continental breakfast service begins at 9:00 am
Symphony concert begins at 10:00 am
$16 to be paid at Abravanel Hall. This includes breakfast and the concert.
to Lorraine Stuecken at [email protected] or 248-396-2582 no later than
May 15th.
For additional details, directions, parking and information on Abravanel Hall please go to
http://www.slccfa.org/venues/abravanel-hall
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Public Service Announcements
RE-STORE FOR HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Spring Cleaning, Moving, Remodeling? Donate your gently used construction materials and household items
to the ReStore, your Local Home Improvement ReUse Store, today! Visit Habitat-Utah.org to see our list of
accepted items and follow us on facebook to find the treasure you’re looking for and to know about today’s
specials! ReStore is a Home Improvement ReUse Store – located at 6280 Silver Creek Drive – just off I-40 - that
keeps thousands of tons of materials out of the waste stream, provides low-cost goods to the public, and
generates revenues for Habitat’s affordable housing programs. ReStore accepts donations Tuesday through Friday from 11 - 5 and Saturday
from 9 - 5. Call 435-487-9015 to find out how to get your donation to the ReStore. Habitat for Humanity of Summit & Wasatch Counties, Utah
THE PARK CITY PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS’ ASSOCIATION (PCPAA)
The Park City Professional Artists’ Association (PCPAA) is an alliance for the promotion of local art within the
Park City community. Our group is a social networking club that was started by 6 local artists in 1981. The
members of the PCPAA create beautiful art and enjoy each other’s company. We sponsor social gatherings,
fund raising events to support art scholarships, volunteer efforts for local non-profit groups and professional
development seminars. Members collaborate on exhibition opportunities and art shows. Supporting our
local community is an essential component for our membership. Our support and volunteer commitment
throughout the Park City community is especially strong during the annual Park City Kimball Arts Festival hosted by the famed Kimball Art
Center. The festival attracts up to 50,000 art lovers during first weekend in August. The PCPAA organization is one of relaxed giving and
volunteerism. PCPAA provides a kind and nurturing environment supportive of both professional and novice artists. Members are especially
inviting and encouraging towards emerging artists who join looking for information and mentors. We meet monthly at the Kimball Art
Center at 6pm on the second Thursday of the month.
WE WANT YOU!
The Park City Medical Center has an immediate need for Volunteers. We’re looking for people 14 years old
and over who want to work in a welcoming environment, want to stay busy with a variety of tasks, and want to
have fun on the job. If you’d like to put your talents and skills to good use and help out a valuable community
resource, please contact the Volunteer Manager at [email protected].
NEWCOMERS BOARD 2015
GOVERNING BOARD
Co-Presidents
Anne Frank
[email protected]
Marlene Peacock
[email protected]
First Vice Presidents
Sharon Mardula [email protected]
Liz Moore [email protected]
Second Vice Presidents
Anna Lea Kantor
[email protected]
Teresa Peck [email protected]
Secretary
Terry Farrell [email protected]
Treasurer
Carleen Haggerty
[email protected]
STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Advertising & Publicity
Marlene Barber
[email protected]
Directory
Sue Johnson [email protected]
Debbie Debiase [email protected]
E-Blasts
Elaine Stevens [email protected]
Friendship
Marilyn Jameson [email protected]
Beverlee Mays [email protected]
Historian
Carol Robinson
[email protected]
Hospitality
Kappie Bliss [email protected]
Bea Burnett
Hospitality Sub-Committee
Sue Bhanos [email protected]
Alice Walsh [email protected]
Peggy Esber [email protected]
Sherry Fletcher
[email protected]
Lisa Hunter [email protected]
Bea Mayes
[email protected]
Mailing
Joan Fuellenbach
[email protected]
Lisa Hunter [email protected]
Membership
Andrea Lettman [email protected]
Newsletter Production
SilicoSystems
[email protected]
Newsletter Layout
Sydney Day
[email protected]
Parliamentarian
Ann Whitworth [email protected]
Photographer
Jean Daly [email protected]
Web Coordinator
Jane Lindeman [email protected]
INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY CHAIRS
Book Club
Greta Church [email protected]
Suzelle McCullough
[email protected]
Bowling
Mary Lou and Dan Giglio
[email protected]
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Bridge
Carleen Haggerty (Duplicate)
[email protected]
Jane Peterson (Fun Bridge)
[email protected]
Canasta
Annie Golding [email protected]
Gardening
Pat Pond [email protected]
Girls Night Out
Linda DesBarres [email protected]
Golf
Joann Neckvatal [email protected]
Hiking
June Krigman [email protected]
Lunch and Leisure
TBD
Mahjongg
TBD
Shooting Club
Ken Milletr [email protected]
Winter Activities
Kathy Becker & Debbie DiBiase
[email protected]
Stitch & Chat
Judy Hanson [email protected]
Supper Club
Elke Baier [email protected]
Tennis
Glenda White [email protected]
Yoga
Pattie Bittel [email protected]
Friendship
Book Club
Marilyn Jameson and Beverlee Mays work behind the
scenes to provide support and cheer for all types of
life events. If you know of someone who would enjoy a
word of congratulations or a word of support, contact
Marilyn at ([email protected] or 435-655-0176) or
Beverlee at ([email protected] or
619-316-2890).
DATE: Monday, May 11th
TIME: 11:00 am
PLACE: Summit County Library
(lower level conference room)
BOOK:
The Orphan Master’s Son by Adam Johnson led by Suzelle McCullough
CONTACT: Suzelle McCullough at
[email protected] if you have any questions.
Girls Night Out
Girls Night Out is on vacation in May.
Watch for your June Newsletter for all the
details for the next event.
Mah-Jongg
Mah-jongg is taking a break and will
start back up when more people come
back or the Summer. If you are interested
in getting on the email list for notifications
and upcoming times contact Anne at
[email protected]. If enough players
are available, games can be scheduled anytime in the
banquet room at Jupiter Bowl.
Yoga
“Blessed are the flexible, for they
shall not be bent out of shape!”
Newcomers yoga group is getting
ready to start back up for the
Summer. This group is a delightful
mix of folks who have been practicing yoga for
years along with plenty of folks who have never
done it before - everyone is welcome. To join up
please contact Pattie Bittel at [email protected] to
receive details on dates and times. You will want to
bring a yoga mat or towel, water, and wear loose,
comfortable clothing.
Summer Leisure Bike Rides
Does taking a nice gentle Summer
bike ride to a free concert, delicous
dinner, or group picnic sound like
fun? Some people take the bus back
and some ride back, it’s your choice.
If this is something you’re interested in, please send
us your name and email address and we will add you
to the list to find out when and where we are riding.
Rides to start the end of May. Rich & Joan Fuellenbach
[email protected]
Shooting Group
Weather continues to be mild, so
any shotgunners are invited to
go to the Kamas Lions Club range
each Saturday morning after 10:00
am for trap and/or 5 stand shooting. They have
ammunition available at better-than-Walmart
prices, rental guns are available, and if you’re new
to the sport, they have instruction available too.
If you don’t know how to get there, let Ken know
and we’ll work out a ‘convoy’ the first time. We
also have a “Long Guns, Long Shot” session in the
planning stages, and in addition we’re working up
a classroom session titled “What would YOU do”
for people interested in self-defense. “Never ever”
shooter? We’ll get you started. Questions? Contact
Ken at [email protected].
Tennis
Newcomers Tennis will be gearing up
for Summer! To get on the email list
for times and places we will be playing,
contact Glenda White at [email protected].
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Bowling
DATES:
TIME: PLACE:
COST: CONTACT: Bridge Club
Every Friday
11:00 am
Jupiter Bowl at Newpark Town Center
$2.00 per game / $2.00 for shoes
Marylou Giglio ([email protected] or 856-218-7171)
Duplicate Bridge is for intermediate and advanced
players who like the challenge of competing.
DATES: TIME: PLACE: CONTACT: : Newcomers are encouraged to join the Bowling Group
for lots of fun. We usually bowl two games and are
finished in a couple of hours depending on how many
bowlers show up. If you’d like to play, come join us and
identify yourself at the Front Desk as a Newcomer.
May 1st & 15th (1st & 3rd Fridays)
12:45 pm
Duplicate Bridge is held at homes of
members.
Call Carleen Haggerty
([email protected] or
435-658-9477) for information about dates and times and to get on the email
distribution list.
Fun Bridge is for beginners/intermediates who have
had experience and/or lessons.
DATES: May 12th & 26th (2nd & 4th Tuesdays)
TIME:
12:45 pm to 4:00 pm
PLACE: Jupiter Bowl
CONTACT: Jane Peterson ([email protected] or (C) 435-640-6374) to get on the email list.
Supper Club
Supper Club is on vacation for the
month of May. Look for us next month
in the June edition!
Canasta
Stitch & Chat
DATES: Every Monday
TIME: 12:00 pm for lunch (optional)
1:00 for game
PLACE: Jupiter Bowl
CONTACT: Annie Golding at [email protected]
435-210-4149 (C) 435-604-0729 (H)
DATE: Monday, May 18th
TIME: 9:30 am
PLACE:
Home of Karan Swanger
7930 Mustang Loop Rd
Park City, UT 84098
RSVP: Karan Swanger at
[email protected] or
585-943-8513
Join us for a light breakfast and a morning of
chatting and stitching on your current project, such
as knitting, quilting, cross stitching, crocheting, etc.
If you should need instructions or help, members
would be happy to assist you. Please bring your own
supplies.
Stitching and Chatting
The canasta group meets every Monday at Noon at
Jupiter Bowl for lunch and the game begins at 1:00
pm. If you are interested in playing a card game that
participants say is a lot of fun as well as a challenge,
contact me to get on our weekly email list.
Board Meeting
DATE:
Wednesday, May 6th
TIME: 4:00 pm
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April Board Meeting
Hiking
Put away the skis and snow boots, get your hiking shoes and poles ready to go! Hiking will
begin mid to late May, depending on weather and trail conditions. We’ll meet Wednesday
mornings and carpool to the trailhead.
If interested in joining us, get your name on the hiking email list by contacting June Krigman
([email protected] or 617-921-9499). You’ll be notified a few days ahead with date, time,
meeting place, and hike details. Hike leaders are needed. If you are willing to lead a hike
please let June know.
Golf
Golf will be starting back up in May so get in the “swing” of things and come have some fun!
If you wish to become a member of Newcomers Golf please email me your name,
phone number and email address at [email protected].
Please notify me by Wednesday of each week at Noon if you want to golf.
I will then send you an email with the list of the foursomes and tee times.
Please arrive at the Park City Golf Course one half hour before your tee time.
If you have to cancel, please call me and let me know. Call: 480-772-2588.
RULES: In Straight Golf you do not have to keep score. I know some golfers will like this. I do not keep score and I
have some silly rules that I follow.
RULE #1. If I need 2 or 3 mulligans I use them.
RULE #2. If I get behind a tree I move the ball off to one side.
RULE #3. If my ball gets in the rough in longer grass I pick up the ball and throw it onto the fairway.
RULE #4. If I get in a deep sand trap and after two tries I did not get out I pick up the ball and toss it out.
RULE #5. If I swing and miss the ball, that was just a practice swing.
In other words, just have fun!
April Book Club
Serious Stitching and Chatting
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May Birthdays
New Members
Leslie
Lisa
Connie
Richard
Ken
Dennis
Tim
Peter
Judy
Susan
Chris
Andrea
R.J.
Susan
Karen
Cheryl
David
Mary
Carleen
Fiora
Mike
June
Chet
Mike
Teresa
Maggie
Patti
Patricia
Nora
Patrick
Karen
Marilyn
Pugatch
Hunter
Sfire
Rebd
Dorman
Roy
Barlow
Yogman
Valliere
Hansen
Hague
Lettman
Bauer
Redkey
Jensen
Kener
Harper
Wright
Haggerty
Dal Canto
Mealey
Krigman
Chmielewski
Cheney
Varlet
Wolin
Bittel
Pond
Fling
Piper
Caldwell
Hilly
05/01
05/03
05/03
05/04
05/04
05/05
05/05
05/05
05/05
05/05
05/06
05/06
05/07
05/07
05/07
05/09
05/10
05/12
05/12
05/14
05/16
05/17
05/19
05/19
05/19
05/21
05/23
05/25
05/26
05/27
05/27
05/28
Mary Jeanne
Annie
Chapman
Strupp
05/28
05/28
Bob
Donna
David
Jan
Skrypek
Fisher
Fletcher
McLaughlin
05/29
05/29
05/30
05/30
Michael
Margaret (Peg)
Mullen
Verdery
05/31
05/31
Members who joined after the publication of the Directory
will be published in each monthly Newsletter. If your
contact information changes during the year, make sure to
notify Andrea Lettman ([email protected]).
Caldwell, Karen & Brian
Karen
501-730-1352
[email protected]
Brian
501-730-1392
[email protected]
912 W. Abigal Drive
Kamas UT 84036tt
Keyser, Anne & Donald
Anne:
617-519-5025
[email protected]
Donald:
112 Larch Road
Cambridge NJ 02138
2410 Lake View Court
Park City UT 84060
Repta, Barbara & Arnold
Arnold:
435-640-4713
[email protected]
1695 Creekside Lane
Park City UT 84098
Romano, Nina & Felipe
Nina:
954-296-7887
[email protected]
Felipe:
305-409-4800
[email protected]
8374 N. Trails Drive
Park City UT 84098
2195 Saddlehorn Drive
Park City UT 84098
Schloesser, Patty & Jeff
Patty:
703-472-3322
[email protected]
Jeff:
3339 Central Pacific Trail
Park City UT 84098
Sfire, Connie & Bob
Connie:
313-492-3826
[email protected]
Bob:
P.O. Box 2444
Park City UT 84060
220 King Road
Park City UT 84060
Thraen, Iona
435-640-2466
[email protected]
795 Parkview Dr.
Summit Park UT 84098
Tomlinson, Gail & Lawrence
Gail:
530-320-3532
[email protected]
Lawrence:
530-320-9855
[email protected]
2195 Saddlehorn Drive
Park City UT 84098
Updated Information
Becker, Kathy
435-714-9578
[email protected]
Sangster, Amanda & Jeff
Amanda:
714-390-1513
[email protected] David Maxfield
Jeff:
6127 Fox Point Circle A2
714-350-3513
Park City UT 84098
[email protected]
2201 Sunset Court
Park City UT 84060
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Gardening
Welcome to Spring! Even though it’s very warm, remember the official last frost date is late June. Go ahead and
plant, but be prepared to cover tender annuals if we have a cold snap.
Due to the extremely dry winter and low snowpack, the theme of this season’s
meetings will be water conservation. Our guest speaker will be Insa Riepen, the
Executive Director of Recycle Utah. She will talk about ways to conserve water in
our gardens and yards, make suggestions for water wise native plants, and give
a demonstration on composting. Please park on Woodbine Way or in the PCMR
employee lot on Munchkin Road. Do NOT park in one of the spaces at the Recycle
Center! Bring a sandwich for your lunch, beverages will be provided. Contact Pat Pond
at [email protected] to join the mailing list for the Garden Club.
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
SPEAKER:
RSVP: Friday, May 22nd
11:00 am
Recycle Center at 1951 Woodbine Way, Park City.
Insa Riepen, the Executive Director of Recycle Utah
Pat Pond at [email protected].
Garden Club’s April visit to the Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving Point
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Club Photo Page
April Coffee
Keith Woodwell speaking at the April Coffee
Enjoying the Coffee
June Krigman and Jean Daly
Liz Moore & Donna Fairbairn
Newcomers enjoying lunch at the restaurant at Jeremy Ranch Country Club
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May 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
12:45 pm
Duplitcate
Bridge
Saturday
2
11:00 am
Bowling
3
4
1:00 pm
Canasta
5
6
4:00 pm
Board Meeting
7
8
11:00 am
Bowling
9
10
Mothers’ Day!
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11:00 am
Book Club
12
12:45 pm to
4:00 pm
Fun Bridge
13
10:00 am
Monthly Coffee
14
15
12:45 pm
Duplitcate
Bridge
16
The Orphan
Master’s Son by
Adam Johnson
Speaker:
Patrick Saucier
11:00 am
Bowling
1:00 pm
Canasta
17
18
9:30 am
Stitch & Chat
19
21
20
Home of Karan
Swanger
22
8:15 am
Lunch & Leisure
23
Special Spring
Concert with the
Utah Symphony
Orchestra
1:00 pm
Canasta
11:00 am
Gardening Club
Speaker:
Insa Riepen
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25
Memorial Day
26
12:45 pm to
4:00 pm
Fun Bridge
27
28
1:00 pm
Canasta
11
29
11:00 am
Bowling
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Newcomers Club of Greater Park City
P.O Box 980235
Park City, Utah 84098
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