MONDAY, September
6th at 4PM AT THE HOA PAVILION
THE
CRAFTY GIRLS LABOR DAY PICNIC
TICKETS ON
SALE
TICKETS: $10.00 FOR ADULTS &
$5.00 FOR CHILDREN
LOTS
OF FRIENDS, FUN, MUSIC & FOOD
DINNER
INCLUDES: CHICKEN, HOT DOGS, HOME-MADE SALADS,
DESSERTS AND NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINKS AND LOTS OF FUN FOR ALL!!
CALL FOR RESERVATIONS:
IRMA WHITMER-697-1772 or MARY
BAYLESS-697-6043
EVERYONE IS INVITED-LET US BE YOUR LABOR DAY PICNIC!! YOU CAN EVEN
BYOB!
The Crafty Girls were started so the
ladies of South Gulf Cove could get together in a social setting to
work on craft projects and meet new people. The group started in
February of 1995 at the El Jobean Community Hall and discussed the
possibilities of forming an active club. They had a luncheon on
April 12, 1995, at the Elks Club and were asked to bring samples of
their crafts. Thus began the loosely knit group who decided to
participate in local events featuring crafts and to start a building
fund for the South Gulf Cove Homeowners Association, Inc. (SGCHOA).
Our goals have remained constant throughout
the years. We envisioned a Community Center for all members and
quests of the SGCHOA in South Gulf Cove to enjoy. Through our
“crafty” efforts, we were able to donate a considerable portion of
the funds needed to purchase the land and build the SGCHOA Pavilion.
Since the SGCHOA Pavilion was completed, we have contributed toward
the purchase of picnic tables, purchased and paid for the
installation of the screening, and paid the majority of the costs of
bringing in the electric service. The SGCHOA Pavilion has proven to
be a useful and enjoyable place to hold meetings and events. We take
pride in our accomplishments.
We look forward to enhance South Gulf Cove
with bigger and better projects in the years to come.
The Crafty Girls meet on the second and
fourth Wednesday of each month at 12:30 at the SGCHOA Pavilion,
weather permitting, otherwise the hostess of the day will hold the
meeting in her home. New members are always welcome. We charge no
dues; we have no rules. All that is required is a willingness to
participate in the betterment of our community. Crafty or not, come
on over and join in with our activities, we can use the help.
For more information, please call: Irma
Whitmer, 697-1772 or Mary Bayless, 697-7711
