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Retired Officers Wives Society Newsletter
THE RAMBLING ROWS
Volume 33, No. 3
www.hrcmoaa.org/rows
August 2005
AUGUST LUNCHEON-TEA
DATE: Thursday, August 11, 2005
TIME: Social Hour: 11:30  a.m.
Luncheon-Tea: 12:15 p.m.
PLACE: Wisteria Restaurant at Thoroughgood Commons
1658 Pleasure House Road, Virginia Beach
MENU: Variety of Tea Sandwiches 
Savory Biscuits
Several Sweets and Fruit Skewers
Three Hot Teas and Minted Iced Tea
PRICE: $18.00  exact cash or check
PROGRAM: The Tea Lady of Virginia, Constance Rhodes Lue, educator and consultant, re-enactor for Ferry Plantation,will guide us and teach us the proper procedures for the English Tea Ceremony.  This will be a very interesting and pleasant experience.  This is the time to wear one of your pretty summer hats!
DEADLINE RSVP:  Prior to Monday, Aug.8th 10:00 a.m.  Reservations are limited to 70 attending.  Members will be given priority and guests will be on a space available list and notified by Aug.8th if there are any seats available.
CALL: Nordie Crews for RSVP at #363-l094
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 NOTE: The complete newsletter is mailed to all members. 
For additional information call 
Kay Palko 340-3320 or Email Palkovak@aol.com
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KAY’S KORNER
Kay Palko, President

What a wonderful luncheon we had at the Snug Harbor Officers Club, at Little Creek.  It has been redecorated in a most elegant manner.  The club provided beautiful fourth of July table decorations.  Phyllis Hostetler reminded me that this club is where ROWS began back on May 10, 1973.  I was so young then!

Our food was very good, but everyone said there was too much to eat it all.  It was decided that Snug Harbor would be back on our list of clubs to attend.

Betty Jones our Vintage Costume Jewelry expert, is a charming, warm person who kept our interest as she went around the room talking about the jewelry our members had brought in, and some of the many pieces she had brought.  The members gained much valuable information.

We sang Happy Birthday to our July Birthday Girls, and gave Red Roses to Louisa Gowan, our youngest at 59, and to Doreen Steuteville, the oldest at 82.

I was happy to see so many charter members.  Speaking of charter members,  the club received a note from Ann Powell in Florida.  She renewed her membership saying how she misses everyone, and how important the Newsletter is to her.

Help us make this the best year ever.  Participate and bring new members.
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 2005 ROWS CALENDAR OF EVENTS

For the most current and up-to-date schedule of chapter events, click on Calendar of Events
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