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INFORMAL WELCOME BACK

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There will be an informal get-together in the Pavilion for the community on

Saturday, May 29 at 4 p.m.

Please come and visit with your old neighbors, meet lots of new ones, and celebrate the opening of the clubhouse.

Because of Covid-19 many of you did not have a chance to see the inside of the clubhouse during 2020.

Come and see what a beautiful facility we have here in the Village.

Walk through the clubhouse and then gather in the Pavilion to mingle with friends and neighbors.

If you choose, bring a beverage of your choice and some nibbles.

2018 Activities Committee Chair – Mike Palma

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Image result for food and fun imagesThe Village Activities Committee Chair has been vacant since the end of last season and therefore we will have no staffed Activities Committee this year. However, Mike Palma has volunteered to chair the Activities Committee for the upcoming 2018 season.

In the past, activities have been proposed and driven by our Activities Committee. We had some great times and wonderful memories.  This year we are embarking on a different path. Each member of our community can come forth with their ideas/plans for this summer’s activities.  These ideas will be reviewed covering content and to ensure they are targeted for our community, selecting those with the greatest chance for success.  Each proposed activity must include a complete description of the activity and associated cost; and if required, the names of those who will participate in that activity.  Upon acceptance by the Activities Committee Chair, a date for the activity will be set up and an announcement will be posted.  Financial assistance to cover the difference between what members pay to attend the activity and the remainder will be arranged at this time as well.  So, get your groups together and send your suggested ideas/plans to Mike Palma at wmvvactivities18@gmail.com.

What is that Smell? Your Neighbor is Grilling Something!

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Image result for grilling cartoon imagesSummer in the mountains means lots of grilling and barbequing. Each year, about 600 fires/explosions occur nationally with gas grills resulting in injuries to dozens of people. Here are a few safety tips for using gas grills:

  • Check grill hoses for cracking, brittleness, holes and leaks. Make sure there are no sharp bends in the hose or tubing.
  • Move gas hoses as far away as possible from hot surfaces and dripping hot grease.
  • Always keep propane gas containers upright.
  • If you’re using a charcoal grill, don’t burn charcoal inside of homes, vehicles, tents or campers. Charcoal should never be used indoors even if ventilation is provided.

Have a safe and flavorful grilling summer!