Sampson Community Club
On this page is our quarterly newsletter, the "Squeaky Squirrel." For your convenience as well as information, it has been reprinted, in part, here.
The Squeaky Squirrel
A
newsletter about and for our Mountain Community by Miss Dee, published author
(a.k.a. Dee Lee) June
15, 2005
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July
9th August
6th August
13th
Barbecue @ 1:00 p.m. 9
- 11:00 a.m. noon
& Ice Cream Social Roll-Off
Pig
Roast
@ 3:00 p.m.
Coordinator: Coordinator:
Coordinators:
Dave
Pettus Virginia
Temmer Glick
Bishop
(303) 697-8780 (303)
697-7272 (303)
697-4414
&
Bryn Shepeck
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September
10th September
17th October
1st
10:00 a.m. 5:00
p.m. 6:00
p.m.
Canyon Clean Up Harvest
Potluck Picnic Mystery
Dinner
Dinner
- Sweet Tooth for
Adults
Bake
Sale
Coordinator: Coordinator:
Coordinator:
Virginia Temmer Dee
Lee Virginia
Temmer
(303) 697-7272 (303)
697-2558 (303)
697-7272
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The
Squeaky Squirrel The
Squeaky Squirrel
Miss Dee, Editor & Journalist
Virginia
Temmer
(303) 697-2558 (303)
697-7272
missdee001@earthlink.net vtemmer@earthlink.net
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Please
cut out the information above and tape it to your calendar!!!
Ice
Cream, Ice Cream
Did you know
that the biggest ice cream sundae was 12 feet tall? It was made from 4,667
gallons of ice cream. Source: ice-cream-recipes.com.
Something else you might find very interesting: "Many stories abound of famous people enjoying early forms of ice cream - from the Roman Emperor Nero who is said to have had snow brought down from the mountains to freeze his favorite drinks, to Marco Polo who returned from the Far East with a type of ice cream sorbet recipe, to King Charles I of England whose cook developed a frozen cream recipe.
The first step towards giving us the kind of ice cream we enjoy today was made by Nancy Johnson (USA) who invented the hand-crank freezer (1846). In the 1920's Clarence Vogt produced the first continuous process freezer which opened up the possibility for commercial ice cream manufacture." Source: ice-cream-recipes.com.
Got Junk?
Do you have some "stuff" that is taking up space, and no one in his or her right or wrong mind would want it? Bring the stuff to the Sampson Community Club on August 6th and save yourself a trip to the dump!
Adding to the Roll-Off Dumpster
will be on a "first come, first serve" basis. When the Roll-Off
is full, it's full, and you must take your stuff back with you. Bring your
discards of carpeting, scrap wood, etc. between 9 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. for a nominal
per cubic foot donation (Our Cubic Foot Estimator will have the final say.) Please,
NO toxic items in the Roll-Off. If there is enough interest in renting a
Roll-Off again, we will take names.
We had a great time…
…at the Kid's Mystery Party! The cast of 13 played their parts with gusto and studied the clues left by the murderer. As Fred (Richard Woods) hung lifelessly over a bail of hay, the cast concluded who the guilty party was as they ate pizza, salad, cookies, and brownies, and drank tea or soda from cactus-shaped shot glasses. The group agreed, "can't wait for next year's party."
…at the Gardener's Cache - Plant & Seed Swap. Art Vandenburg shared his wealth of information and his 35-years of gardening wisdom with the participants. Flower and vegetable seeds, flowers and herbs, and houseplants were swapped and gardeners gathered up informative printouts. Finally, the gardeners in the area could get together to talk gardening and now there is talk, "of doing this again next year!"
…at the Mountain Mama Breakfast. As in previous years, the guests were greeted cordially and seated quickly, and each Mom was given a beautiful fresh rose by one of our two flower girls. A delicious breakfast was served with a smile and included coffee, juice, biscuits and gravy, eggs and potatoes, spicy eggs, pancakes, syrup and jam, ham and sausage, and donuts.
Electronic Mail
If you would like to receive
the Squeaky Squirrel electronically as well as our "Event's E-mail
Blasts," please contact Mitch Tanenbaum at MTanenba@prolynx.com.
Scrap
Bookers Wanted
Janet Clark "really
enjoys scrap booking," and is wondering if there are other scrap bookers
in the area. She would like to get a "Scrap Booking Meet" started so
folks can work on their pages together while they visit. Please give Janet
a call at (303) 514-7287 or (303) 697-2068 or e-mail her at janetclark01@aol.com.
Editor's Notes
The Squeaky Squirrel,
a quarterly newsletter, is published on the 15th of March, June, September and
December. Deadlines for ads and submissions are the 1st of these same months.
A Special Thank You
…to Bob Ahrendts, for stoking the fire in the stove at the Mountain Mama Breakfast.
…to Barbara Asprey and Dave Pettus, for your abundant donation of creativity, flair, and time to help make the Kid's Mystery Party a great success, and your very much appreciated assistance with the Gardener's Cache - Plant and Seed Swap.
…to Glick Bishop, for your appreciated help with the Mountain Mama Breakfast.
…to Ashley Blanscet, for handing out the beautiful roses at the Mountain Mama Breakfast.
…to Dave Blanscet, for your appreciated assistance with the Mountain Mama Breakfast.
…to the Calling Committee, Janet Clark, Janie Lambert, Dee Lee, and Dave Pettus, for telephoning all the club's members to remind them of the club's coming events.
…to Fred (Richard Woods) for hanging over the bail of hay for several hours during the Kid's Mystery Party.
…to Dee Lee, for your very much appreciated assistance and support with the Kid's Mystery Party, and for coordinating the Gardener's Cache - Plant and Seed Swap.
…to Mike Lee, for your much appreciated assistance and support with both the Kid's Mystery Party and the Gardener's Cache - Plant and Seed Swap.
…to Joe McAdow, one of the waiters at the Mountain Mama Breakfast, for your thoughtfulness and attention to your customers' needs.
…to Robert Manzanares, for your delightful rendition of a wild west bartender and your generous contribution of film and money as well your time and talents to help make the Kid's Mystery Party a great success.
…to Bryn Shepeck and Suzanne Welder, for donating and preparing all of the delicious, mouth-watering breakfast delights for the Mountain Mama Breakfast.
…to
Joe Shepeck, another one of the waiters at the Mountain Mama Breakfast, for your
courteousness and promptness toward your customers.
…to
Mitch Tanenbaum, for your greatly appreciated copying talents, for printing the
"Squeaky Squirrel" and club flyers, and for e-mailing the "Squeaky
Squirrel" and E-mail Blasts.
…to Kevin Temmer, the third waiter at the Mountain Mama Breakfast, for your graciousness and promptness in serving your customers.
…to Michelle Temmer, for handing out the beautiful roses at the Mountain Mama Breakfast.
…to Roy Temmer, for your valued assistance with the Kid's Mystery Party.
…to Virginia Temmer, for your narrating talents as well as your truly appreciated assistance with the Kid's Mystery Party, your valuable assistance with the Gardener's Cache - Plant and Seed Swap, and your appreciated help with the Mountain Mama Breakfast.
…to the Kid's Mystery Party cast: Fred, Sami Pettus, Kevin Temmer, Troy Abshier, Michelle Temmer, John Orin, Sam Tanenbaum, Amanda Rikker, Ariel Rikker, Emily Hart, Levi Anderson, Melisa Wagstaff, Alex Kruger, and Andy Seracuse.
And thank you, members, for paying your yearly $20.00 dues. If you still need to pay your dues, please mail them to the Sampson Community Club mailbox, 16150 Sampson Road, Littleton, CO, 80127. And if you would like to join the Sampson Community Club, please mail your $20.00 membership dues along with your name and telephone number to the Club's mailbox. If you have any questions, please call one of the Board Members listed on this page.
Board Members
President, Dave Pettus (303) 697-8780 Secretary, Dee Lee
(a.k.a. Miss Dee) (303) 697-2558
Treasurer, Virginia Temmer (303) 697-7272
From the Board, Treasurer's Report
Opening balance, 11/23/04 $3,355.66
Expenses
Supplies
and Postage $368.09
IREA (Prepaid for
several Months) $250.00
Kid's Mystery Dinner
$159.17
Tax-Exempt Filing
$106.00
Website Expenses $95.40
Total
Expenses $978.66
Income
Advertisement $10.00
Dumpster Lease $163.00
Garden Donations $7.00
Kid's Mystery Dinner
$168.00
Memberships $620.00
Mountain Mama's Breakfast
$98.00
Total
Income $1,066.00
Ideas? Suggestions? Queries? If you have an idea, a story, a suggestion or questions, please contact Miss Dee at (303) 697-2558 or missdee001@earthlink.net or drop a note in the Sampson Community Club's mailbox: 16150 Sampson Road, Littleton, CO 80127. Please include your evening telephone number.
The
Greenhouse Corner 
In case you didn't make it to the Gardener's
Cache - Plant and Seed Swap, one of the print outs available was the "Gardener's
Calendar" by Dee Lee:
Watering & Feeding
Tomatoes are called, "The Garden Wardens,"
because they are a type of water monitor. If your tomato plants are standing
tall, they and the rest of your veggies have enough moisture. If they're
droopy, your garden needs watering.
Feed
your fruit trees, berries, veggies and roses approximately once per month throughout
the growing season, except for your roses. DON'T feed roses after August
1st.
Mid-July
If you want a
late fall harvest, plant cold weather vegetable seeds again: broccoli, brussels
sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, lettuce, peas, potatoes, spinach and onions.
June, July, August, and September
Water, feed, harvest, and enjoy!
Kidz Korner by "Freckles"
"A kid's view."
The Ice Cream Social and Pig Roast are going to be a lot of fun, but they only last a couple of days of the summer.
This
month, I've been obsessed with Runescape. Runescape is an online game that
is a player game. You can get many items including: milk, swords, buckets,
armor, shirts, skirts, pants, poison, eggs, wheat, onions, raw chicken, cooked
chicken, cooked beef, raw beef, coins, raw rat meat, cooked rat meat, and many
other items. You basically just go around doing whatever you want!!!!!!!!
Go to runescape.com!!!!!!!!!!
Freckles
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Would you like to place an
ad? Personals: 20 words $5.00; 50 words $10.00; over 50 words or a business ad,
please contact Miss Dee. To place an ad, mail it along with the appropriate
fee to Dee, % the Sampson Community Club, 16150 Sampson Road, Littleton, CO 80127
or give Miss Dee a call at (303) 697-2558.
Need
a place to rent for a special occasion? Both the Sampson and
Lamb Schoolhouses
are available. Call Virginia Temmer (303) 697-7272.