Scoop The

A Gypsum Mills Estates Community Newsletter

October

2013

MURDER MYSTERY DINNER

HURRY!!! Ticket sales end on October 4th!

Please Join Us for Gypsum Mills’ Annual

Halloween Spooktacular

Sunday • October 27 1:00-3:00 PM in the Community Center

For all Kids, Parents, Grand-kids, Grandparents, Aunts, Un-cles, Nieces, Nephews, Cousins

Candy Costumes

Games Contests

All Ages Treats

WELCOME NEW

RESIDENTS!

Loretta Baker 6337 Roberts Drive

Don & Barbara Nieskens 6284 Murphy Drive

Bobbi & Jon Murphy 6394 Murphy Drive

Derek Vanwyk 6352 Lambert Street

Rodger & Darlene Prizel 6306 Murphy Drive

Elaine & Barbara Devenaenzo

6340 Kims Drive

FROM THE MANAGER’S DESK

Happy Halloween! Reminder; if you will be serving candy to the trick or treaters, please leave your light on for them. No candy, no lights. Make sure your trick or treater has on reflective clothing. This will help when a vehicle is in the area. We are supplying free re-flector tape strips in the Sales Office for your little ones. Please feel free to pick one up while they last.

Now that it is the time of year for decorations, please refer to and follow the rules and regulations. Deco-rate 30 days prior to the holiday and remove decorations within 15 days after a holiday. Thank you.

Some things that need clarification are listed below.

Complaint letter: A complaint letter was sent to Morgan Management at our Corp. Office for property issues which was forwarded to my Regional Manager,B ryan Dibble, then it was forwarded to Dave Garritano of Morgan Services who called Hugh Crowley since he was named in the letter as well as my-self. Morgan Management asked myself and Dave to take care of your complaints. If you have com-plaints in the future that pertain to Morgan Services and myself I ask that you send the letter directly to us. So we can address the issues. Dave Garritano has addressed the issues/complaints from your letter, regarding their new address and phone number it has been posted on the co-op web site since they moved. If you call the Sales Office for it we will be happy to give you the number as we have been do-ing.

Changes since Morgan Services moved out of Gypsum Mills:

Work orders are submitted through our Sales Office now instead of Morgan Services, this has been the only change. This procedure is for all communities that Morgan Management has. Since Morgan Ser-vices has expanded their business, any odd jobs in the Community will be delayed two to three weeks. Therefore as a courtesy to our residents we supply you with a service directory to address your con-cerns in a timely manner. You have the option of printing one out at the Co-op website, or from the Sales Office. FYI:

Morgan Management reserved the Community Center in August for September 18, 2013 from 8 AM to 12:00 PM for a very important meeting. Once a year Morgan Management will request the use of the Community Center. I do follow the same procedure as the residents for requesting the facility. It was confirmed and posted on the Scoop newsletter calendar. When we had a break from the meeting and went outside with several other Property Manager's present, I was approached by some very upset la-dies one demanding to know why they were not informed that their class was canceled. From my under-standing that individual in charge was contacted. It is not my responsibility to contact members of activi-ties when there is a change. The other Manager's present were dumbfounded by this residents demand-ing and rude behavior towards me. I must say I was appalled. This could have been handled in a more courteous manner. One of the other Manager's went back inside the Community Center to see if we would be leaving earlier than expected so we could accommodate the ladies. At 11 AM we all cleaned up very quickly and left the building. We had to continue our gathering in the Sales Office for some un-finished business. As adults we should be courteous at all times regardless of the situation.

Sidewalks and golf carts:

Golf carts should not be on the sidewalks surrounding the Community Center or the mailbox house area. They are too heavy for sidewalks and cause damage to the concrete.

Just wanted to wish all of our snow birds a amazing trip away from home, and a safe return home.

All those golden autumn days the sky was full of wings. Wings beating low over the blue water of Silver Lake, wings beating high in the blue air far above it . . . bearing them all away to the green fields in the South. -- Laura Ingalls Wilder

Very Truly Yours, Debra DeMars Community Manager

CONGRATULATIONS to Chuck Fuller, winner of the Free Rent Raffle Drawing held at the September Residents Meeting! The Board would like to express their appreciation to all of you who purchased raffle tickets, and to Morgan Management for the donation of the free rent.100% of the money contributed goes back into the community.

FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK

Happy Fall Everyone! The kids are back in school, the leaves are starting to change, and the tempera-tures are starting to cool off. Welcome to Fall in Western New York. Football weather!

Fall 2013 has arrived and we have several fall activities coming up in our community that you will want to make sure to be a part of. Saturday, October 19

th will be our Murder Mystery Dinner at our Commu-

nity Center. This year our theme is “Staying Alive,” and you are encouraged to dress in your finest 70’s attire. Please plan on joining us for an evening of fun, murder, mystery, and great memories! A hearty thank you in advance to resident Lou Guyette for taking the time and effort needed to organize this event. I know in years passed this has been an awesome addition to our community events calendar and I am certain this year will be no different.

The month of October is synonymous with Halloween for many of us. Spooky stories, trick or treaters, Halloween parties, spooky and crazy costumes, all serve to remind us that October 31

st will be here be-

fore we know it. Happy Halloween!!! Please plan on joining us at the Community Center on Sunday, October 27

th for our Gypsum Mills Halloween celebration from 1 to 3pm. There will be games and prizes

and a chance for the kids to Trick-or-Treat. Throw on your costume (costumes are encouraged) and join us on October 27

th for some family fun!

The Gypsum Mills’ Community is fortunate that we have four residents who have volunteered to take part in our new Community Relations Committee. Patricia Mattice, Linda Canfield, Kelly Eldredge, and Chairman Don Wheat will serve our community by jumping in to solve resident problems and concerns after all previous efforts have failed to do so. Have an issue or concern you think our Community Rela-tions Committee may be able to help out with? Please contact Chairman Don Wheat and he will be best able to handle your concerns or direct you to the appropriate party to do so. Thank you to all four of our residents for volunteering to partner with our community in this very important addition to services of-fered to our residents.

Since Halloween originates from my ancestral homeland of Ireland, please let me share a brief history of how it started and why we have the traditions we do in celebration of today’s version of Halloween. Hal-loween originated with the Celtic people and was a celebration of their New Year, then held on Novem-ber 1. Originally what we now celebrate as Halloween was a festival known as Samhain, pronounced Sow-in. The celebration marked the end of summer and the harvest and the beginning of the dark, cold winter, a time of year typically associated with human death. It was an ancient Celtic belief that on the night before the new year the boundary between the worlds of the living and the dead became blurred. Therefore, the night of October 31

st was believed the time the ghosts of the dead returned to earth. Not

only did these returning ghosts cause trouble and damage crops, but it was thought that the spirits made it easier for Celtic priests named Druids, to make predictions about the future. During the celebration the Celts wore costumes to ward off ghosts and lit bonfires. Once the Roman Empire took over this part of the world they incorporated the Pomona Festival into the celebration of Samhain. In honor of the Roman goddess of Fruit, Pomona, her symbol being the apple, the addition of Pomona into the Samhain is an explanation of why we typically bob for apples in many current celebrations of Halloween. Eventu-ally the Catholic Church attempted to replace the Celtic holiday with one sanctioned by the Church and All Soul’s Day was created. Once the United States was flooded with new immigrants, many of which being those from Ireland fleeing the devastating potato famine, Halloween grew exponentially in terms of popularity here in the U.S. Taking from those original Celtic traditions shared with us from the Irish, we started dressing up and going from house to house asking for food or money, a practice that eventually became today’s trick-or-treating. And Jack O’lanterns?? Those too come from an Irish folktale about a man named Stingy Jack who after being unable to enter heaven or hell, was sent back from the devil with just a piece of burning coal to light his way. Jack stuck the burning coal in a turnip and folklore says the first Jack O’Lantern was born. The Celtic people started lighting up turnips, potatoes and beets with frightening faces in order to ward off Stingy Jack and other wandering evil spirits. When the Irish came to America they too brought this tradition with them. However, since we had more pumpkins than gourds, turnips or beets, the tradition of carving the Jack O’Lantern out of a pumpkin was born! HAPPY HALLOWEEN!! May you find many more treats than tricks.

Fondly, Hugh N. Crowley President, Gypsum Mills Board of Directors

GEMS

This month we’re taking a Fall Foliage trip to Naples. We’ll be going to the Redwood on Route 21. Meet in the Com-munity Center parking lot at

11:30 AM. To reserve, call Carolyn by October 16th at 869-5317. Don’t forget!

RED HATS

Kudos to Gail and Louise for picking the Back Nine ~ it was wonderful. The food was ex-ceptional, our server Michael

was outstanding and even the manager/part owner checked on us several times to make sure everything was ok. We will definitely be going back.

On October 8th we are going to Bob and Ruth's in Naples. Our hostesses will be Marlene and Ann. Please call one of them no later than Thursday the 3rd if you have not signed up. We will meet at no later than 11:15 in the parking lot, please be on time. Marlene White : 1-325-250-3989 or Ann O'Brien: 742-1968.

OCTOBER BREAKFAST

We will be serving breakfast from 8:00 - 10:00 AM on Sunday,

October 13th. No reservations needed ~ just come!

MENU - Pancakes, French Toast, Eggs (any style), Cheese Omelet

$.50 more, Bacon, Sausage, Toast (Whole Wheat or White),

Juice, Coffee, Tea or Milk.

Adults - $3.00 Children under 12 - FREE

~The Breakfast Crew

LUNCH BUNCH

We are starting the Lunch Bunch back up for the winter. This month, we will be meeting on October 15 at 12:00 PM. The theme is Breakfast Brunch (main, side and dessert dishes to pass are needed.) Please call Julie Alfieri at 398-7314 by October 9th so she can coordinate the menu. We miss all the old group and would love to welcome all the new people that have moved in. Please join us ~ we always have great food and conversa-tion! Hope to see you there!! *Please call if you need a ride!

~Julie Alfieri, Lunch Bunch Chairman

FRIENDS ON THE GO

Friends on the Go is a group of single people who get to-gether to do a variety of things. We have a

canasta group and a dominoes group. Please let me know if you are interested in joining either group. We'd be glad to have you! You don't need to know how to play to join us. We'd be glad to teach you! We will be going to dinner at the Nolan's in Canandaigua on October 14th. Meet in the parking lot at 5:30 to carpool or you can meet us at the restaurant at 6:00. Please let me know by Sunday the 13th if you plan to attend so that I can make reservations on Monday. ~Jean Andersen 721-9114

Available at:

CVS Pharmacy

Rt. 96

Farmington

WE OFFER REFERRAL FEES TO YOU,

OUR RESIDENTS!

Bring in your friends and family members! If they purchase a new or pre-

owned home from our Royal Manufac-tured Home Sales Office, we will give you free lot rent! The only requirement is that they must put your name on our guest card at their first initial visit. If they have a Realtor in addition to your referral, then the prospective buyer must pick who will receive payment.

*Restrictions Apply.

LIVE IT! HEALTHY

LIVING PROGRAM

PLACE: COMMUNITY CENTER WHEN: EVERY MONDAY, 4:15-5P

We have added two new people to our group as leaders. They are a great as-set and are doing a fantastic job! Pat Tyron is taking us through the book that will guide us through the journey of los-ing weight. Marion Smith is working through the emotional inspiration that we need to lose weight. Our group has been very successful ~ come see what we are all about!

~Julie Alfieri, Pat Tyron, Marian Smith

MAH JONGG CLUB

We have many new players and welcome more!

Monday, Tuesday, &

Thursdays 1:00 pm at the Community Center.

Questions ? Call Judy 742-3086

EUCHRE CLUB

We will start two nights of play in October. They will be the 2nd and 3rd Fridays of each month. The added Friday will al-

ways be the traveling pants scenario. The regular Friday, we will continue to alternate between traveling and canine formats. The results from Friday the 13th were not unlucky for the following play-ers:

1st Carm Bartolone 2nd Brian Stone 3rd Betty Bouwe 4th (tie) Bart Giaconia Jan Miller 6th Linda Canfield 7th Judy Holmes 8th Judy Killeen

Our next meeting will be Friday, October 11th at 6:45 sharp! See ya there! ~Ken

LINE DANCING

Line Dancing is Fun * The Music is Catchy!

The Steps are Easy * The Dancers are Happy!

And it is GREAT Exercise!

Come join us Tuesdays from

10:00 - 11:30 AM

in the Community Center

For Information, contact:

Gail Maffett ~ 742-3048

Karen Beecher ~ 924-1711

2013 COMMUNITY

COOKBOOK

On Thursday, October 10th from 1:00-2:30 PM there will be a cookbook meeting. We will be working with the Edi-tors to get the book ready to print. If you want to help,

please call Julie at 398-7314

~Julie Alfieri, Cookbook Committee

PICKLEBALL

We will welcome play-ers every Saturday at

10am starting October 5th and

continuing till weather forbids us. Monday and Wednesday nights will

continue till daylight forbids us.

~Diane and Ken

Wii BOWLING

Friday • October 4 • 1-3 PM And continues every Friday thru April in the Community Center

RGE Outage and Storm

Assistance (24 hours a day, every day)

For a natural gas emergency or if you smell a natural gas odor, call us at

1.800.743.1702 or contact 911.

For a life-threatening electricity emergency, call us at 1.800.743.1701

or contact 911.

POOL AND CHAIR

AEROBICS

The pool season is over all too soon and it seemed to go by so fast. Thank you to Maryann for always being there, great job! I have de-cided after 10+ years to

step down from chair and pool aerobics. I'm turning the classes over to Maryann Brannan. Thank you all for your participation and support over all the years. If you have any questions call Maryann at 924-7523. Chair aerobics (Sit and Get Fit ) will be every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10am through out the winter months.

Thank you, Karen Manniello

THURSDAY NIGHT

BOCCE

Mother nature was a little rough on our Thursday night bocce league. We con-

cluded our play on August 25th and even though our season was short, it was exciting to the end. Congratula-

tions go out to our Green Team (John & Betty Hill & Jim and Lou Schmidlin) who

repeated as league champions. We followed up our league play with a fun

night on September 5th and I think peo-ple are still trying to find our what they need on their island! Linda and I had a fantastic time at our banquet on Sep-

tember 12th at Nolan's on the Lake. A big thank you to our players, subs and banquet committee and a special thank you to Don Wheat for taking over for us

in our absence.

~Brian and Linda Canfield

Where to mail rent payments, if you pay by check?

West side residents mailing address: East side residents mailing address: Gypsum Mills West LLC. Gypsum Mills East LLC. P.O. Box 1600 P.O. Box 1600 Pittsford, New York 14534 Pittsford, New York 14534 Make checks payable to Make checks payable to Gypsum Mills West LLC. Gypsum Mills East LLC.

Please add your lot number and tenant ID number on the memo of the check. If you are not sure about your lot or tenant ID number please contact the Sales Office. We will be happy to help you.

Some residents have requested a check register so they can keep track of their rent pay-ments. We have designed a form for those that would like one. Stop at the Sales Office & pick one up if you like.

A MATTER OF BALANCE

Many older adults experience concerns about falling and restrict their activities. This program emphasizes practical strategies to manage falls.

You will learn to:

View falls as controllable

Set goals for increasing activity

Make changes to reduce fall risks at

home

Exercise to increase strength

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

ONTARIO COUNTY RESIDENTS CON-

CERNED ABOUT FALLS

ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS INTERESTED

IN IMPROVING BALANCE, FLEXIBILITY AND STRENGTH

ANYONE WHO HAS FALLEN IN THE

PAST

ANYONE WHO HAS RESTRICTED AC-

TIVITIES BECAUSE OF FALLING CON-CERNS

TIME: 1:00-3:00 PM DATE: Wednesday’s – October 2 – No-vember 20 PLACE: Gypsum Mills Community Cen-ter COST: $10.00 Suggested donation Classes are taught every Wednesday for eight weeks To sign up for class, please call: Diane Crego 924-7461

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

The NW committee has important safety messages including scam & fraud alerts posted on the bulletin board to your left as you enter the community center, called the Neighborhood Watch Corner. This NW Corner will be updated monthly. If you have a suggestion that relates to NW in-cluding awareness, security, or safety please contact me.

There is a large 2 X 3 foot Map of Gypsum Mills hanging on the wall inside the com-munity center including a border line show-ing the East / West areas.

The next Neighborhood Watch Meeting will be December 3, Tuesday, at 7 pm at the Community Center, all are welcome.

Steve Myers smyers@rochester.rr.com 585-944-9508 **Safety tip from Area D NW Coordinator Kathy Doser:

Drivers, it gets dark earlier now, please be on the look-out for people who are walking after dark. Also, dim your high-beams once you've spotted a pedestrian since leaving the lights on high can be very disorienting to the walker.

OUR SINCERE

CONDOLENCES

To June Konz on the passing of her brother,

Marvin Waddoll, who passed away on

Monday, September 2.

To Steve and Gloria Poyzer on the passing

of their beloved dog.

PRAYERS &

GET WELL WISHES

To: Char Austin Chuck Fuller Bill Hope

Many thanks for all the cards, call and prayers in my recovery. ~John and Betty Hill

ATTENTION!!

Residents of

Gypsum Mills:

Morgan Services will be

moved out of the com-

munity by 1/1/14.

In the meantime we

are doing all we can to

keep the shop area as

presentable as

possible.

Thanks,

Dave Garritano

HONOR FLIGHT

Harry Easton took part in Honor Flight mission 30 from September 14 - 15 with 44 other WWII veterans. The experience

was fantastic! The leaders did a great job. We were greeted by people every-where we went. We visited almost all of the monuments at the mall in Washing-

ton. The flight down and back, as well as meals and lodging were provided. I would encourage all veterans to take advantage of this. Starting in the near future, Korean and Vietnam era will have the opportunity

to go. To get more information, go to www.honorflightrochester.org.

EDITOR’S NOTE

Please submit any articles and advertise-ments to ETemple1158@aol.com or leave in the Scoop Box located in the Community Center Vestibule.

Scoop article due dates are posted on the calendar each and every month.

Anything received after the due date will be put in the following month’s Scoop.

Scoop Committee reserves the right to edit submissions as deemed necessary in order to fit them into the design layout. Please let us know if you don’t need the paper copy de-livered to your home. Contact the Distribution Coordinator, Joan Bileti at 869-5054. Thanks! ~Liz

10/01 Harold Karins 10/01 Marian Smith 10/02 Luigi Mortuiccio 10/02 Jarrod Crytzer 10/02 Marie Varner 10/03 Paul Fowler 10/03 Raul Kaus 10/03 Eileen Livingston 10/03 Gary Raschiatore 10/04 Richard Brongo 10/04 Joseph Grippo 10/04 May Hoffman 10/05 Sylvia Doyle 10/06 Patricia Tryon 10/07 Don Flood 10/07 Beverly Grippo 10/07 Delores Holmes 10/07 James Murphy 10/08 Karl Heath

10/08 Marian Lashua 10/08 Ronald Platten 10/09 Sylvia Pinkney 10/11 Judy Potts 10/12 Olga Geary 10/13 Stanley Austin 10/13 Beth Latour Mack 10/14 Marette Campbell 10/14 Vivian Constanza 10/14 Cathy Guckert 10/15 Barbara Dingle 10/15 Morgan Dunn 10/15 Janice Halsey-Appell 10/16 Barbara Bennett 10/16 Sandra Rizzo 10/17 John Negelty 10/18 Marilee Masi 10/18 Dean Pearce 10/19 Richard Derose

10/19 John Kinney 10/20 Dave Mullen 10/21 Larena Blair 10/21 Carolyn Stanzel 10/22 William Bartosch 10/22 Don Semifero 10/23 Leonard Albanese 10/24 Jane Negelty 10/25 James D'Agostino 10/25 Ronald Tunnell-Jones 10/25 Donna Yackel 10/27 Beverly Wilkins 10/28 Don Wheat 10/29 Allen Barnes 10/29 Ronald Lewis 10/29 Barbara Wheat 10/31 Steven Campbell 10/31 Herb Konz

OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

10/01 Brad & Freda Rice 10/06 Tom & Christine Supple 10/18 Philip & Florence Liberatore 10/23 Ron & Glennis Chipperfield 10/24 William & Janet Schukraft

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ADVERTISEMENTS

Do you want to sell your home? Not sure where you should start? Let us help you! We will be happy to sell your previously enjoyed home through our Sales Office within Gypsum Mills Estates Community. Reasons why you should list with us:

1. We receive calls daily 2. We are open 7 days a week 3. We show as they come in the door, no appt. necessary 4. We do all the advertising for you: check out our website: www.gypsummills.com

As an added incentive: New buyers of pre-owned home sales through RMHS will receive a credit on their lot rent ~ $50 off per month for 12 months. There are also incentives for buyers of new homes and models. RMHS, going the extra step to get YOUR home sold!! *Restrictions Apply.

FOR SALE

5.1 cubic foot Up-right Freezer with 5 shelves. 2 years old. Asking $120.00.

Call Dean Pearce at 924-7874

TRUSTED HANDS

FOR HIRE Bob and Linda Tuttle

585-398-7830

Jobs Include:

Outside Jobs: Power Washing, Window Wash-

ing, Painting, Small Carpentry, Small Electrical

Indoor Jobs: Painting, Change Bulbs & Batter-

ies, Repair Faucets, Heavy Cleaning, Transpor-tation To and From Appointments

Indoor Jobs (Linda): Light Housework, Laundry,

Making Meals, Transportation To and From Ap-pointments and Shopping, Sitting with/Reading to Shut-ins.

Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

RV STORAGE

CORRALS

Dan Phillips has volunteered to help me out with overseeing the RV Corrals. To-gether, we will be able to better look out for maintenance and security issues. He is going to be a great help!

We need spaces!! If you no longer need your spot, please let us know. Re-minder, only items on your agreement should be in your space. We are finding other items in spots that are not regis-tered or assigned. These items can and will be towed at the Owners expense. As per your agreement, it is your re-sponsibility to maintain the weeds in your spaces.

Thank you, Jim Carselli: 732-7350 & Dan Phillips: 924-4069

COOPERATIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2013-2014

President Hugh Crowley 398-7164 hcrowley1@rochester.rr.com Vice President Diane Crego 924-7461 gammydiane@rochester.rr.com Recording Secretary Ron Platten 317-8512 rjplatten@hotmail.com Corresponding Secretary Linda Tuttle 398-7830 rltuttle@rochester.rr.com Treasurer RoseMarie Varner 742-2738 rmlincoln@rochester.rr.com Building Facilities Manager Bob Tuttle 398-7830 pastorbob77@rochester.rr.com Building Facilities Assistant Ken Ainsworth 924-7676 kenleen53@rochester.rr.com Building Use Coordinator Joan Maynard 752-2531 joan13440@yahoo.com Building Use Coordinator Asst Julie Alfieri 398-7314 julieannalfieri@yahoo.com Management Representative Debra DeMars 924-4710 debra.demars@morganmanagement.com Administrative Assistant Ana Gonzalez 924-4710 ana.gonzalez@morganmanagement.com Sales Jessica Gonzalez 924-4710 jessica.gonzalez@morganmanagement.com

Aerobics (Chair & Pool) - Maryann Brannan 924-7523 Bereavement - Kathy Jason 398-7636 Bingo - Dottie Tallie 924-8201 Blood Drive – Char Austin 398-7619 Bocce (Tuesday Night) – Sandy Mason 924-5334 Bocce (Thursday Night) - Brian/Linda Canfield 398-7070 Breakfast Committee - Bob Tuttle 398-7830 Bridge Club - Ruth Dreste 924-7678 Cards Wednesday Morning-Edna Griffith 924-5088 Community Center phone number 337-6029 Community Ctr. Scheduling – Joan Maynard 752-2531 Community Relations - Don Wheat 309-2930 Euchre Club – Ken Ainsworth 924-7676 Friends on the Go - Jean Andersen 869-5060 Gems - Shirley Carney 742-3998 Golf Thurs PM - Kathy Ritz 789-0341 Golf Mon AM-Bob & Paula Henry 330-5240 Healthy Living - Julie Alfieri 398-7314 Legislative Affairs - Stan Austin 398-7619

Library - Ann Heath 742-6263 , Joyce Haag 742-3954 Line Dancing - Karen Beecher 924-1711 Lunch Bunch - Julie Alfieri 398-7314 Mah Jongg – Judy Killeen 742-3086 Neighborhood Watch - Steve Myers 944-9508 Pickle Ball - Diane Crego 924-7461 & Ken Ainsworth 924-7676 Pool - Diane Crego 924-7461 Red Hats - Karen Manniello 742-3262 RV Corrals - Jim Carselli 732-7350 & Dan Phillips 924-4069 Scoop Distribution - Joan Bileti 869-5054 Scoop Editor - Liz Temple 398-7277 Shuffleboard - Tom & Chris Supple 924-2319 Social Committee – Char Austin 398-7619 Special Olympics – Linda Tuttle 398-7830 Technical A/V Support - Don Varner 233-9045 Telephone Tree - Shirley Carney 742-3998 Winding Creek Golf Course - 924-0280 Yoga - Char Austin 398-7619 Gypsum Mills Sales Office - 924-4710 Gypsum Mills Maintenance - 398-8249 EMERGENCY - 585.202.9708

COMMITTEE PHONE NUMBERS

BEREAVEMENT LUNCHEONS

The community of Gypsum Mills Cooperative sponsored by the Board Members of Gypsum Mills offers a luncheon for families of deceased residents. This includes

immediate family members and grandparents who are living here. The luncheon is held in our Community Center. For more information, call Kathy Jason at 398-7636.