FRA, LOW COUNTRY BRANCH 269

http://www.fra269.org

BRANCH OFFICERS

President – Chuck Hines                Vice-President – Fred Bolz

                   824-2589                                       797-3515

Treasurer – Laurie Bailey                Secretary – Darlene Hines

                                               824-2589

 

BRANCH BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Eric Bourgeois              Len Monnig                   Bill Roup

Doug Cattell                  Nate Nathan                  Larry Starland

Carl Chinn                     Pete Pearson                Bobbi Sutton

Larry Cox                      Larry Pepper                 John Tharp

Bill Farmer                    Dave Rein        

           

APPOINTEES & COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

Chaplain – Bobbi Sutton 875-4010     Historian – Laurie Bailey

Master-at-Arms – Eric Bourgeois        Legislative Affairs – Ed Odonnoghue

Amer/Pat – Larry Cox                            Ways & Means – Larry Pepper

Membership – Pete Pearson               Youth Activities – John Tharp

By-Laws – Nate Nathan                        Audit – Nate Nathan

Public Relations – Larry Starland        WEB Masters – Dana & Charlotte VAVS – Doug Cattell                                                        Johnson

 

               

LAFRA UNIT 269

LAFRA269@aol.com

UNIT OFFICERS

President – Pat Suckow             Vice-President – Barbara Addington

       764-0145

Treasurer - Gail Nathan               Secretary – Sue Cattell

744-3958                                                                                  797-0248

 

UNIT BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Karen Adams                Nancy Bullis                  Tracy Turner

Tina Bohannon              Linda Cox                     Rusty Wenzel

Pat Bischoff                 Donna Lloyd

           

APPOINTEES & COMMITTEE CHAIRWOMEN

Chaplain – Nancy Bullis 278-2736      Youth Activities – Donna Lloyd
Membership – Barbara Addington     Amer/Pat – Linda Cox

Sergeant-at-Arms –  Karen Adams     Unit Activities –  Gail & Pat

Historian –  Tina Bohannon                  VAVS – Sue Cattell                                 Welfare – Rusty Wenzel                               Merry Widows – Betty Harris

FRA, LOW COUNTRY HOME, Inc.

99 Wisteria Road

(843) 569-2692

 

Home Chairman – Dave Rein

Laurie Bailey – Director                               Nate Nathan – Vice Chairman

Kathy Bourgeois – Director                                         Larry Starland – Bldg. & Grounds

Darlene Hines – Financial Sec.                  Bobbi Sutton – Admin Sec.

Lynda Monnig – Special Events                 Rusty Wenzel – Director          

Trustees: Larry Pepper – Ed Keohane – Jon Sutton

Home Manager – Elfie Campbell

 

Hours of Operations

Mon-Sat 1000-2400 * Sun 1000-2000

Happy Hour – 1600-1900 Mon-Fri

 

FROM THE HOME COMMITTEE

·         MOTION- made a motion to recommend to the general assembly that we purchase a 12’x 12’ shed, not to exceed $3500.00. Motion carried.

·         MOTION-S/M Bobbi Sutton seconded by S/M Nate Nathan made a motion to have Tribal Cuts cut the grass and weed around The Home twice a month for $80.00. Motion carried.

·         MOTION-S/M Nate Nathan seconded by S/M Laurie Bailey made a motion to sell the old grill, griddle and table to the Sub Vets for $110.00 Motion carried.

·         MOTION- S/M Nate Nathan seconded by S/M Laurie Bailey made a motion to establish a policy that only names of branch and unit members will be placed on the binnacle board. This information will be placed in the SOP for the staff and management, and will be published in the newsletter. Motion carried, with one nay

·         MOTION-S/M Nate Nathan seconded by S/M Laurie Bailey made a motion to sell three 24” round tables for 10.00 a piece. Motion carried.

·         MOTION-Lady Rusty Wenzel seconded by Lady Linda Monnig made a motion to sell the two TV’s in the storage room to Jack Bullis (4 plus 1) for $25.00. Motion carried.

                                                           

WEEKLY DRAWING at THE HOME

Names drawn lately:  5/29 – Ed Smith, not signed; 6/5 – Harold Norsworthy, not signed; 6/12 – Stacy Powers, not signed; and 6/19 – James Highberger, not signed.

 You must be a member of the Branch or Unit in good standing and you must be signed in the log. You can sign up until 1800 hours, the day of the drawing. The drawing is held every Tuesday night at 2030 hours.

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A TRIBUTE TO NEIL DIAMOND

                August 25th, come out and enjoy an evening of Neil Diamond songs. Jack Bullis of JB & Harmony and Shooting Star Productions will be presenting “A Tribute to Neil Diamond”. This show will have you wondering, “is it Neil or is it Jack”! Plan to attend! You will be totally entertained!

            Tickets will be $8.00 and can be obtain at The Home. They will go on sale June 22nd.

            Doors will open at 1930hrs (7:30pm), show starts at 2000hrs (8:00pm).

 

UP COMING EVENTS at FRA, LOW COUNTRY HOME

Mark your calendar, watch for details, watch for additions

Friday nights, 1900hrs – Scotch Doubles, 8-ball Tournament

Saturday nights, 2000hrs – In-House 8-ball Tournament

Jul 4th – Indoor Picnic

Aug 17th – Low Country Home Anniversary bash

Aug 25th – “A Tribute to Neil Diamond” Show

Sep 15th – Golf Tournament

Sep 22nd – Luau

Oct 27th – Halloween Party

Nov 3rd – Golf tournament

Nov11th – Parade and indoor picnic

Dec 22nd – Branch and Unit Christmas Party

Jan 31st – New Years Eve Party

Subject to change and additions.

 

REMEMBER NO SMOKING IN THE MEETING/BANQUET HALL

 

SEATING CHART FOR SHOWS & SPECIAL EVENTS

            Just as you do for a hockey game, a baseball game and similar ticketed events with numbered seating, your Home is implementing a seating arrangement for ticketed events. This is nothing new and it’s fair. When a group of people want to sit together at an event, they plan accordingly. Someone from the group purchases a block of tickets and when that group enters, their table and seats are waiting. They’re not looking at all the tables taken up with one or two people sitting at them.  

            When the Home hosts a ticketed event, like shows or the New Year’s party, a seating chart will be used. When you buy your ticket, you’ll select what table you’ll be sitting at.          

            Plan ahead and purchase your tickets early. You’ll get better seats and be able to sit together.

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BRANCH PRESIDENT’S CORNER

           

BRAVO-ZULU to all of our Branch and Unit members, who came out and participated in our Memorial Day activities. We had the largest turn-out for flag placement and retrieval in my memory. Shipmate Larry Cox and his helpers did an excellent job on the Memorial Day Ceremony. And, Master Chief Bob Shannon provided an insightful and moving speech, as our keynote speaker. Well Done!

BRAVO-ZULU to all of our Branch and Unit members, who attended our Installation of Officers. Shipmate Darlene Hines and her helpers did an excellent job. Thank you to Shipmate Jim Robbins, President of Branch 91 in Jacksonville, for installing this year’s officers and directors.

Shipmate Pete Pearson is returning as our Membership and Retention Chairman. He needs our help! Our membership numbers have been in the high 900’s for the last two months. It sure would be nice to eclipse 1000…sooner rather than later! Ask that friend of yours to join the FRA, the best Sea Services veteran organization on the planet!

 

 

Loyalty, Protection & Service

                        Chuck

 

 

 

VISITS TO THE VA HOSPITAL

 

            The Branch Board of Directors held a lengthy discussion about instituting a monthly or quarterly visit to the VA Hospital in Charleston. All members agreed that it’s a noble gesture, but we first need to identify our members that are interested in participating. Consequently, ALL HANDS that are interested and willing to participate in visits to the VA Hospital are asked to contact Shipmate Doug Cattell at 797-0248. Doug is our VAVS representative and regularly visits the VA Hospital, usually accompanied only by his wife, Lady Sue Cattell.

            If you’re willing to participate in regular visits to the VA Hospital, call Doug and get on the list. If we have enough participants, we’ll schedule regular monthly or quarterly visits.

 

 

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BRANCH & UNIT CHAPLAINS’ PEW

Our prayers and best wishes to those, who may be in poor health. Anyone knowing of any illness or death among our Shipmates or Auxiliary members, please contact Branch Chaplain Bobbi Sutton @ 875-4010 or Unit Chaplain Nancy Bullis @ 278-2736.

 

 

 

Merry Widows Support Group

            The Merry Widows will not meet in July & August.  The group will meet at the FRA Home on Sept. 11th at 11:30 A.M.

                                    Yours in LPS,

Betty Harris 552-1416 or C# 412-6753

 

NEWSLETTER VIA E-MAIL

If you wish to help reduce the cost of printing and postage, SEND an e-mail to darlene.hines@comcast.net. That way I have the correct e-mail address to add you to the list. 

 

ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY

Watch for next pick-up date and sign up sheet at The Home. Don’t think someone else will do it! Add your name to the list and pitch-in!

The Branch and Unit have adopted the section of NAD Road from Red Bank Road to the railroad tracks. We’ll pick up trash once a quarter.

 

 

BRANCH TREASURER’S REPORT

Checking           $9,122.11

Savings                       $4,407.29

Total                 $13,529.40

 

 

HOME FINANCIAL REPORT

30 APRIL 2007

NET PROFIT                 $10,712.07

BUILDING FUND           $29,830.56

 

 

 

 

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BRANCH MEMBERSHIP REPORT

New or Reinstated Members                                                              10

Transferred into Low Country Branch 269                                         5

Transferred to the Staff of the Supreme Commander                                    1 

Suspended members                                                                            8

Members past due                                                                                32

Transferred from Branch 269                                                               1   

TOTAL MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING AS OF 31MAY07       995

 

 

WELCOME ABOARD SHIPMATES

New, Reinstated, & Transferred Members

Lewis Allison                         James Litzinger                     Robert Shannon

Bruce Barclay                         Bobby Lowe                           Tim Stevenson

John Brown                           Sarah Lucas                           Luther Ussery

Donald Coy                           Jeffrey Parrish                       Reed Wilson

Debra King                             Michael Sadler                       Richard Wise

 

 

 

 

FROM THE SECRETARY’S DESK

darlene.hines@comcast.net

BOD Motion: S/M Nathan, seconded by S/M Bolz made motion that the Branch’s BoD meets on the third Thursday at 1830hrs. Voice vote, carried.

BOD Motion: S/M Farmer, seconded by S/M Bolz made motion that $14,000.00 of Home funds be allocated to install a folding wall in the banquet hall. S/M Farmer, seconded by S/M Bolz amended motion to pursue the purchase of the portable wall based upon S/M Starland’s input at the July BoD meeting. Voice vote, carried. 2 nays.

BOD Motion: S/M Bailey, seconded by S/M Cattell made motion that the Branch allocate $90.00 to purchase three double-web flag harnesses for parades. Voice vote, carried.

Motion: S/M Nathan, seconded by S/M Bolz made motion to allocate $395.00 to rent a float for the VA’s Veterans’ Day Parade. Voice vote, carried.

Motion: S/M Bolz, seconded by S/M Starland made motion to allocate $300.00 for a full page ad in the Stratford HS football program. Voice vote, carried.

Motion: S/M Rein, seconded by S/M Starland made motion to allocate $3500.00 of Home funds for a 12x12 outside shed. Voice vote, carried. 1 nay

 

 

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ANNIVERSARY BASH

Set for August 17th  

            Yep, it’s been a year. On August 16, 2006 the FRA, Low Country Home opened its doors for business. This year we’re looking at having a fish fry on Friday August 17th.

            Watch for additional details.

 

SHORT STAY 2008

The dates are set for May 16 & 17, 2008. Villas are blocked in the name of Shannon, as in CMDCM Bob Shannon. The numbers to call are 761-8353 or 1-800-447-2178.

            Thank you Master Chief!

 

BRANCH CONTINUOUS MEMBERSHIPS

Congratulations!!! This is your anniversary month.

HAVE YOU RENEWED???   PLEASE DO, IF YOU HAVE NOT!!

Livingston Butler 41yrs         John Dux 9yrs                       James Sease 4yrs

John Groover 41yrs             Billy Fowler 9yrs                    John Meyers 4yrs

John Lookabill 33yrs            Michael Stasiak 9yrs             Jerry Young 4yrs

Robert Taylor 33yrs              Chris White 8yrs                   Dennis Darling 4yrs

Earl Kurtz 29yrs                      Joseph Gleason 8yrs           Debra Lukasik 4yrs

William Owens 28yrs            Paul Zewan 8yrs                    David Bonow 4yrs

John Hickman 28yrs             William Lansing 8yrs            Charles Wright 3yrs

James Williams 27yrs           Neal Clark 8yrs                     Alexander Herbruck 3yrs

William Weaver 27yrs           Raymond Clark 8yrs             James Fortier 3yrs

Shelly Kelly 26yrs                  Elwlyn Leyland 7yrs              Wynn Hannam 2yrs

Harry Kirk 23yrs                     Robert Davidson 7yrs           Ralph Brown 2yrs

Robert Grabowski 21yrs       William Ambler 6yrs              John Jones 2yrs

Frank Dejoy 20yrs                 John Phillips 6yrs                 James Holmes 1yr

Maurice Teague 20yrs           Robin Buell 6yrs                    Kenneth Miller 1yr

Phillip Euper 19yrs                Wayne Suckow 6yrs             James Lowman 1yr

Michael Andrews 19yrs        Mark Stillwell 6yrs                 Carol Mummey 1yr

Robert Ingebretson 13yrs     Kenneth Farrell 5yrs             David Tubbs 1yr

Steven Geary 12yrs               Michael Struve 5yrs               Jill Freeburg 1yr

Vernon Freshour 12yrs        Paula Pringle 5yrs                 Billy Coffey 1yr

James Spence 10yrs             Harold Starn 5yrs                  Ferman Brannen 1yr

Thomas McDevitt 9yrs          Carl Dodd 5yrs                      Robert Wilson 1yr

Albert Reagin 9yrs                 Julio Solado 4yrs                  Jessica Reno 1yr

Roger Rader 9yrs                  David Dux 4yrs

               

UNIT CONTINUOUS MEMBERSHIPS

Betty Harris 34yrs                  Ruth Petersen 9yrs                Lamarr Gable 4yrs

Emily Payne 34yrs                 Patricia Rein 7yrs                  Mackenzie Keohane 3yrs

Marie Luttrell 25yrs                Brandy Rein 7yrs                  Margaret Henshall 3yrs

Mabel Steveson 13yrs           Kathleen Langan 7yrs           Anita Wright 1yr

Sue Cattell 9yrs                      Annie Bain 7yrs

 

 

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MADAM PREZ’s CORNER

Unit Members:

                I want to start this off by sending a special thank you to Kathy Bourgeois and Barbara Addington for standing in for me at the installation of officers evening. To our NP Sandra Robbins, a very special thank you.

                I am very happy to say that filling my positions of appointees and committee chairwomen has been completed.

                The last meeting, was a very productive evening. Many questions were asked and one of the main questions was “Who is the Unit, What is the Unit, What do we stand for, good question and as your President I would be pleased to give you the answer:

Who We Are

                Organized in 1930, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Association (LA FRA) is chartered to aid, assist and promote all matters pertaining to welfare, social, and patriotic works of the Fleet Reserve Association , its members and their families. There is also a Membership-at-Large (MAL) roll administered by the LA FRA National Offices, for those who do not have access to, or do not desire to join a Unit. The LA FRA is proud of the heritage and traditions of this great nation and we recognize the sacrifices, past and present, needed to keep us strong and free.

What Do We Do?

                LA FRA plays an active role in the local community by promoting youth activities, Americanism, and charitable causes. At the national level, LA FRA funds four annual scholarships and was a major contributor to the building of our nation's Navy Memorial, located in Washington, D.C.

                LA FRA Units sponsor and assist local communities with their memorial ceremonies and patriotic events. They also participate in social events such as dances, luncheons, picnics and fund-raising activities. Annual regional and national conventions, caucuses, workshops, convention tours, shows and dinner/dances round out many exciting activities available to LA FRA members.

Who Can Join? All applicants must be at least sixteen (16) years of age.
                Membership in the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Association is limited to spouses, parents, grandparents, sisters, brothers, children, stepchildren and grandchildren not less than 16 years of age of members of the Fleet Reserve Association and widows, widowers, parents, grandparents, sisters, brothers, children, stepchildren and grandchildren not less than 16 years of age of persons who were members at the time of death or eligible to be members of the Fleet Reserve Association at the time of death. For more information, here is the web site for further information: http://www.la-fra.org

                I hope this is of some help to all, but remember I would also like the members to show suppose by attending the monthly meeting.

                My heartfelt sympathies goes out too those who have recently lost a loved one. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. A speedy recovery is wished for those of us who are sick or recovering from an illness. Happy Birthday/Happy Anniversary to those celebrating in the month of July. 

                  I remain yours in L/P/S,   Pat  Suckow

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YOU SAY IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY!

 

                If you are a Branch 269 or Unit 269 member, stop by the FRA, Low Country Home on your birthday for a FREE BIRTHDAY LUNCH. Your choice, from the lunch specials of the day. If your birthday falls on a weekend, stop by Friday or Monday.

 

Donald Valicek 7/01              William Owens 7/15              Carmela Day 7/24

Maggie Jones 7/01                Vernon Freshour 7/15           Wanda Brown 7/24

Robert Steele 7/02                 Damon Shivvers 7/15            Leslie Kagami 7/24

Patrick Sullivan 7/02              Fred Cox 7/16                        Marie Luttrell 7/25

Donald Petersen 7/02           Steve Zack 7/16                     Rowland Singletary 7/25

Waylon Sexton 7/02              Marjorie Hoffman 7/16           Fayett Thornal 7/25

Jeffrey Muniz 7/03                  William Scharnitzky 7/17      Richard Barnhart 7/25

Jessica Ness 7/03                 Donald Staton 7/17               James Stover 7/26

Gerald Starr 7/04                   Thomas McFarlane 7/17       Mona Lozen 7/26

Melvin Marks 7/04                 Gloria Allen 7/18                    Randy Bognar 7/26

Tom Shepard 7/04                 Irvin Easterlin 7/18                Gavin Karelitz 7/26

Gannon Graue 7/05              Fenton Miller 7/18                 Carl Pigott 7/26

Edward O’Connor 7/06         Stanley Sulkowski 7/18         Merlin Brignall 7/27

David Kiger 7/06                    William Rudolph 7/19           Ethel Forgar 7/27

Carey Baxley 7/07                  Barbara Addington 7/19        Harold Crawford 7/27

Chris Calhoun 7/07               Clinton Booth 7/19                Bruce Brown 7/28

Erin Griesemer 7/07              David Morrin 7/19                  Walter Sumruld 7/28

Thelma Boone 7/08               Walter Reid 7/20                    Deneen Moore 7/28

Pamela Smith 7/08                 Michael Stuffle 7/20               Scott Bassett 7/28

Edward McLaughlin 7/08      James Hathaway 7/20           Jennifer Guild 7/28

Gene Simpo 7/09                   Joseph Jaquith 7/20             Dorothy Ruotolo 7/29

Ester Smith 7/09                     Jon Simmons 7/20                Stuart Roane 7/29

David Menefee 7/09               Michael Sosa 7/20                 John Morrison 7/29

Tommy Garrett 7/09               Timothy Reed 7/20                John Kennedy 7/29

John Dasch 7/09                   Kevin Crawford 7/20              Ruth Petersen 7/29

David Smith 7/09                   William Luttrell, Sr 7/21         Vicki Laberge 7/29

Michael Scott 7/09                 Joan Grainger 7/21               Kathleen Mactier 7/29

Kathryn French 7/09             Larry Nicodin 7/21                 Michael Bolig 7/29

George Durity 7/10                Paul Reece 7/21                     Robert Mastrion 7/30

Mark Fiorey 7/10                    Keith Laster 7/21                    George Zinser 7/30

Paul March 7/11                     Matthew Perry 7/21                William D. Campbell 7/30

William Campbell 7/11          Kim Malmgren 7/21                Lester Callahan 7/30

Albert Stoll 7/12                      Virginia Stonebraker 7/22     Walter Deal 7/30

Robert Scheffler 7/12             Gregg Schneider 7/22          Tanya Tubbs 7/30

Pearl Korbisch 7/13               Rick Jones 7/22                     Jerome Tenney 7/31

Skip Belcher 7/13                  Charles Everman 7/23           John Lemieux 7/31               

Ludwig Burkle 7/13                Norman Wicke 7/23               Thomas Brown 7/31

Michelle Monahan 7/13        Frank Courtney 7/23             John Taylor 7/31

Patricia Pruitt 7/14                  Tommie Burkins 7/23            Denise Barnes 7/31

Samuel Caughey 7/14           Chris Moulton 7/23                James Hicks 7/31

William Hopta 7/15                Patricia Wlazlinski 7/24

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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JULY 2007

SUN

MON

TUE

WED

THUR

FRI

SAT

1

FREE

POOL

ALL DAY

2

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

3

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

WINGS

NIGHT

1800-2100hrs

4

4th of JULY

 

1300- Indoor Picnic

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

 

 

5

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

 

6

Lunch

1100-1300

 

Dinner

1700-2100

 

2000 – Croon-A-Tune

7

Dinner is served

1700-2100

 

2000 - Croon-A-Tune

8

FREE

POOL

ALL DAY

 

 

9

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

 

10

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

WINGS

NIGHT

1800-2100hrs

 

Merry Widows’

No Luncheon until Sept.

11

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

 

 

12

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

1900- Sub Vets Meeting

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

 13

Lunch

1100-1300

 

Dinner

1700-2100

 

2000 – Poweroke

 

 

14

0900 - Field Day

1200 – Home Meeting

 

Dinner is served

1700-2100

 

2000 - Poweroke

 

15

 

FREE

POOL

ALL DAY

 

 

16

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

 

 

 17

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

WINGS

NIGHT

1800-2100hrs

 

1130- Unit Luncheon @ C&W

Buffet

18

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

 

 

19

Lunch is served

1100-1300

1800 – UNIT BOD

1830 – UNIT

General Assembly

1830 – Branch BOD

2000- BRANCH

General Assembly

Galley is open 1800-2100

20

Lunch

1100-1300

 

 Dinner

1700-2100

 

2000 - Croon-A-Tune

 

21

Dinner is served

1700-2100

 

 

 

2000 - Croon-A-Tune

22

 

FREE

POOL

ALL DAY

23

 

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

 

 

24

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

WINGS

NIGHT

1800-2100hrs

25

 

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

 

26

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

27

Lunch

1100-1300

 

Dinner

1700-2100

 

2000 – Poweroke

28

Dinner is served

1700-2100 hrs

 

2000 – Poweroke

 

29

FREE

POOL

ALL DAY

 

 

30

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

Galley is open 1800-2100

31

Lunch is served

1100-1300

 

WINGS

NIGHT

1800-2100hrs

 

 

 

 

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NATIONAL VETERANS DAY CELEBRATION

NOVEMBER 8th-11th

            Let’s help make it happen!!!! What???? Let’s help make Charleston be the city known for hosting the National Veterans Day Celebration. Dinners, shows, golf tournament, picnics, and a parade are in the works.

            The Branch and Unit will have a float in the parade. Watch for additional details as for when and where to meet. Start planning to be part of it.

            Additional information about the NVDC can be found at http://www.nationalveteransdaycelebration.org/.

 

 

 

FRA BOWLING LEAGUE

            Is it just you, or do you have a whole team????  The FRA, Bowling League will hold an organizational meeting on August 29th at 7:00pm at the FRA Low Country Home. The bowling season starts September 5th at Marrington Lanes at 7:00pm. This is a mixed, handicap league. Come out and join in. There will be a sign up sheet on the Branch’s bulletin board. Call Darlene Hines 824-2589, if you have questions.