JULY 2007
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Happy anniversary Pine Oaks!

No, it�s not the community�s birthday, though that is coming up.  Rather, this issue marks the one-year anniversary of the Pine Oaks Community Newsletter.  I want to thank everyone involved, including Melissa Landreth and Fred Muldoon, for all their hard work.  It truly is a labor of love, probably the third highest of my life behind my marriage to Tom and my work with the Caring Wishes Foundation.  You all deserve a big round of applause, though if you do that you may drop the newsletter.  So make sure you don�t start applauding until you�re in your own home, or until you cover the mud on the ground with some cardboard or perhaps construction paper.

Now that that�s out of the way, I want to turn my attention to Founder�s Day, coming up on August.  Now, normally we have a Founder�s Day Committee chairperson in charge of the festivities.  However, my chairpersonage went so well last year that I�ve decided I�d continue the tradition by starting a new one!  From now on, the Pine Oaks Community Board President will also serve as Founder�s Day Committee chair.  And this year, that means me!

So I�d like to announce a few changes.  First of all, there will be no concert this year.  Not only because the only band who�s accepted our invitation so far is a Rembrandts cover band called Sons of Picasso, but also because the local hospital�s burn ward has informed is that they don�t have the space to accommodate any possible Founder�s Day victims.  Second, there will also be no parade, since again, the only people willing to march were the Sons of Picasso.  So we�ll just have our annual Founder�s Day dinner, with catering by The French Bread Connection.  I know there are many fine restaurants here in Pine Oaks, but I thought I�d bring in the F.B.C. for their elegant fine sandwiches and French bread wraps.  This year�s speaker will be a series of local schoolchildren reading from their assigned essays, �What Pine Oaks Means to Me.�

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Community Voices...p. 3
Neighborhood Watch...p. 2
Message from the President...FRONT
Pine Oaks Book Club...p. 2
Welcome Wagon...FRONT
This Month in Pine Oaks...FRONT
Young Person's Perspective...p. 4
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7 - Pine Oaks Independence Day Picnic, catered and hosted by Crunchee's.  2 p.m.- 4:30 p.m.

10 � Pine Oaks Community Board Meeting.  Residents are welcome to attend and bring any concerns to the board�s attention.  Topics on this month�s agenda:
- Founder's Day planning.
- Pool closing update.

11 - Pine Oaks Book Club meeting.  This month�s discussion is the book, �Keep Off the Grass,� held at the residence of Rosetta Davis.  Discussion will be led by Barbara Del Roca.

19 � Pine Oaks Movie Night.  Come join your neighbors for a night of movies in the parking lot behind Everything Okra.  This month�s movie is "Stop, or My Mom Will Shoot."  8 p.m.
WELCOME WAGON

This month, Pine Oaks is proud to welcome Andrew and Rose Flatt.  Andrew is a former Air Force colonel now working as a substitute teacher in the area, and Rose is a retired university librarian.

Welcome them!

Andrea Stillman
Welcome Wagon President
Due to lack of summer activities, the Rt. 237 Fighting Spirit column will not appear in this issue.  The column will return in the August 2007 issue.
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