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LAKE CABLE FISH CLUB NEWS
The March meeting was called to order at 7:38 PM. Twenty eight members were present. The 50/50 winner was Sherm Klass. Thanks to Jeff Moon we had pulled pork sandwiches, potato salad, and potato chips.
The Fish Club should be able to place Christmas trees into the lake for structure sometime in April. Thanks to the clubhouse for the use of the pontoon boat to place the trees.
Everything is all set and in place for our Reverse Raffle. By the time you read this newsletter the Reverse Raffle will be over. Congratulations to all the winners and better luck next year to all the losers.
The Fish Club would like to make a suggestion that everyone who fishes this spring please check to see if we had a Shad (bait fish) kill due to the bad winter. Feed back to our club will determine if we need to stock more bait fish for 2010.
Our first Bass Tournaments will begin in April; dates are Saturday the 3rd, 10th and 24th. The times are 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Bud Wilson
LAKE CABLE GARDEN CLUB
Next Meeting FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 2010
I searched the world for a happy thought and gave up in despair—
Until I climbed a grassy hill
And found a bluebird there! Boyd R. Ogden
Flower of the Month – Sweet Pea
Birthstone – Diamond
Location: First Christian Church, Heritage Hall
6900 Market Avenue North
(Old Edgewood Golf Course)
Program: Garden Club of Ohio District Meeting
Time: 9:00 AM Presidents’ Breakfast~~Provided by Lake
Cable Garden Club members. ~~ Hostesses Millie
Stergios, Nancy Saulnier and Violet Willaman
Meet with GCO President, Betty Cookendorfer
9:00 – 10:15 AM General Registration
10:30 – 11:30 AM “Bluebird Education” by Janice Petko
Introduced by Marlene Bolea
Noon Lunch
1:00 PM Awards presentation and general introduction
Of Canton District Board Members
Welcome by Betty Cookendorfer, GCO President
1:30 PM “Music is My Muse” Floral design program by
MaryAnn Ferguson Rich
THE FEE IS $15.00 – PLEASE BRING YOUR CHECK WITH YOU IN ORDER TO SEND THIS IN AS A LAKE CABLE GARDEN CLUB GROUP.
Gardener to Gardener: Repot houseplants if needed. Tomatoes, snapdragons and spiderflowers can be started from seed only a few weeks before moving them into the garden. Don’t prune trees or shrubs when growth has started and buds are swelling. Prune before growth starts in spring or wait until plants have leafed out.
Bonnie Popa – Publicity Chairman
“ Ode To Spring “ couldn’t be more appropriate for the beautiful morning.
Nice to see everyone after having to cancel the February meeting.
Trustee Cindy Waikem updated us with the status of the aborted sale of the Shopping Centre, the activities of the Maintenance Crew and problems with the Tennis Court. Noted also that a level of Child Floatation devices will be permitted in marked-out areas of the beach this year. This is due to some rule relaxation for Non -Profit Organizations such as ours. Cindy also passed out “ Life Pouches” to contain emergency information.
The program by our good neighbor Dave Little on the history of Lake Cable and the Cable family was fascinating and extremely interesting. Dave shared a great deal of the fruits of his years of research, and I am sure that he enjoyed giving it as we all enjoyed hearing it. THANKS DAVE !!!
The program for April will be Fire Chief Ted Hecht
Note from the Bathroom Almanac: -
Today’s Thought: - “ Nepotism isn’t all that bad as long as you keep it in the family.”
( Winston Churchill )
Graffiti :- Why don’t fish have to wait for an hour after they eat to go swimming again ?
Mark your calendar-Thursday, April. 15th.
9.00 am
See you there.
Ta- Ta Don Bowen.
The Sportsman’s Club
The March Sportsman’s Club meeting began at 6:30 pm with a social half hour. Chili with hot dogs was served at 7:00pm. The chili was prepared by Marty Roush and it was delicious. Thank you Marty for your time and effort. President Ken called the meeting to order at 8:00pm
The speaker for the night was Mr. Paul Snyder from C S E Credit Union. Paul spoke about “Identity Theft”. Paul’s talk was very interesting and all who attended the meeting walked away with a better understanding of how fast some one can get your personal information steal your identity and creates many problems that you then need to spend time and money to get cleared up. Thanks Paul.
Steak Fry tickets are now on sale and you can purchase a ticket at the front office. The steak fry is scheduled for Tuesday June 8th.
Steve Ott spoke about Hooked on fishing. The board then opened the discussion to the members and it was tabled until the April meeting. At the April meeting a vote will be put to the membership to donate $ 600.00 to Hooked on fishing.
The Sportsman’s Club will be taking a tour of the MAPS Air Museum on Tuesday night May 11th in place of our scheduled meeting. All Sportsman’s Club members are invited and can bring a male guest. The tour is free for members and any guest will be charged $ 6.50. Please sign up at the next meeting or at the front office by May 4th.
PRESIDENTS BLOG:
The weather for our last meeting was much better than last month and we were finally able to have Mr. Paul Snyder, from C S E Credit Union, in for his talk on “Identity Theft”. All our members who were in attendance enjoyed a great talk! Thanks Paul for being part of our evening! This month our speaker will be Mr. Richard Lowery who is a Wildlife Education Officer. I am inviting all our members to attend and let’s “fill the room” for his talk. I also want to remind all our members about the tour coming up at the MAPS Museum in May. Be sure to sign up for that. See the notice in this month’s news letter.
Hopefully with the weather changing for the better, we can get out and enjoy the lake. I also hope I see you at the next Sportsman’s Club meeting. Lets all try to bring in some new members that are missing out on all the fun! See you in April…. Ken Roush
SPEAKER FOR THE APRIL MEETING IS MR RICHARD LOWERY
WILDLIFE EDUCATION OFFICER
The monthly meetings start at 6:30 pm with a social half hour
7:00 pm food served
8:00 pm meeting
2010 Board Members
Ken Roush, Bob Gandee, Paul Daniska, Don Cronick, Ted Scheetz
LAKE CABLE WOMAN’S CLUB
APRIL 8, 2010 MEETING, 7:30 P.M.
Gals, our April 8 program will be: “Meanings, Myths and Folklore of Plants” presented by Carol Sutek. See you there!!!
Devotions: Kathy Lumpp; Hospitality: Dolly Stephanic and Shirley Udeck; Refreshments: Sandy Doll, Anna May Johnson, Marian Preece, Dolly Stephanic, Joyce Stolicny and Karen Wentzel
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, April Birthday Gals: Debbie Gibbins, April 8; Jeanne Yamsek and Karen Kropp, April 9; Barb Hill, April 12; Rexine Siemund, April 13; Lorri Fairless, April 18; Debbie Bentivegna, April 23; and Dana Durr, April 29.
CRAFT SHOW: It was very successful, thanks to all of Chairman Connie Little’s work,with the help of her Co-Chair, Donna Stayer; Kitchen Chairman, Debbie Gibbins; Crafters’ Lunches: Willie Meiser & Sue Wynkoop; and every one of you who baked, worked the kitchen, bake sale and/or craft tables!
MARCH 27 CHILDREN’S EASTER PARTY: First of all, A BIG THANKS to Chairman, Karen Wentzel!!! And thanks to the Sportsman Club’s Great Breakfast, the Easter Bunny, the Magician, the Face Painters, the Puppets and the Crafts, our kids and grandkids had a GREAT AND MEMORABLE PARTY!
YOGA: Wed. & Fri., 9:00 a.m. JAZZERCISE: Mon. – Thurs., 4:45 p.m. & 6:00 p.m., plus Tues. & Thurs., 9:30 a.m.
See you April 8! Publicity Chairman, Cora Seese