Adults and children — Please come and enjoy a pumpkin carving or decorating contest on Saturday, Oct. 10, from 1-3 p.m. at the Lake Tansi Thunderbird Recreation Center. Cost will be $3 per pumpkin and decorating supplies will be available. Please RSVP by Oct. 7. Show us your pumpkin skills and have great fun. If you have any questions or to RSVP, call (931) 788-6282 and ask for Dee or Ken.
Halloween Adult Dance and Costume Party will be on Friday, Oct. 23, from 7-10 p.m., at the Thunderbird Recreation Center. BYOB and snacks to share. Music will be provided by DJ Tommy Boy Productions (Tommy Evans). Cost is $5 per person at the door. Please come by and enjoy the great fun and see whose costume or costumes will win. Please call (931) 788-6282 for more information.
Hey all you kids (12 and under), on Saturday, Oct. 31, at the Lake Tansi Thunderbird Recreation Center, 5-8 p.m., there will be treats. Come and dare to go through the Haunted House and get your treats. Great fun is in store for all. Please call 788-6282 for more information. Must be accompanied by an adult!
Quilters or any hobby projects you enjoy: Beginning Sept. 17, on Thursdays, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Thunderbird Recreation Center, come and socialize, bring your projects, share your ideas, have lunch and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee. Get to know your neighbors and bring a friend or neighbor who would enjoy a few hours of sharing a good time. Cost for lunch is $3. Please call 788-6282 for added information and ask for Dee Underwood.
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Activities from the Recreation Department
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The Frank and Larry Show
Frank Gale and Larry Robertson are famous in Cumberland County, as they cover UT sports and write and take photographs for the Crossville Chronicle, as well as the Smoke Signals.
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After 37 years at Tansi, golf pro Aubrey King retires
After nearly four decades of promoting Lake Tansi golf, teaching hundreds of youngsters the art of the game and arguably being one of the leaders in making Cumberland County the Golf Capital of Tennessee, golf pro Aubrey King is retiring.
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GENERALLY SPEAKING: Common Interest Communities face continuing financial issues
Most of you are aware that the LTVPOA has been struggling with many issues related to the economy. Some of this is perceived to have been self imposed but the following article demonstrates the additional dilemma that the POA is facing. Be rest assured that the LTVPOA Board of Directors and Management are constantly evaluating policies and procedures to find ways to get through these troubling times. This will only be accomplished by working together with the membership.
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Remembering Pearl: Seals recounts experience aboard USS Pennsylvania at Pearl Harbor
On the morning of Dec. 7, an aircraft bearing the red symbol of the Rising Sun of Japan appeared out of the clouds above Hawaii. More than 300 other Japanese warplanes followed it with plans to descend on the Pearl Harbor Naval Yard, where a young private named James Allen Seals was stationed.
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Christmas is the season to bake with hearts of love
One of the ladies at the Chronicle spent last weekend with her family women making holiday candies, cookies, and treats of all kinds. On Monday, there was a break room table at the Chronicle laden as full of treats as the bakers' hearts. What a wonderful way to show how much you care for your co-workers and friends, and how special the memories are when you spend time cooking with the women in your family.
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Exchange Club enjoys Christmas party
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BOL — Hope is alive down on Fourth Street
There is an amazing story that has been happening and continues to unfold right now, right here in Crossville.
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Lake Tansi Pan Fish Club names anglers of the year
On Oct. 25, Lake Tansi Pan Fish club held its last fish fry/awards/ election of officers dinner for the 2011 season.
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Honor Air escort to speak at Exchange Club January meeting
The Lake Tansi Exchange Club will meet at 8 a.m. Friday, Jan. 6, at the Thunderbird. Our special guest will be Gus Gocella, a volunteer escort, presenting a program on Honor Air.
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Join the Tansi Dance Party in January
Everyone is most welcome to join the fun at the Tansi dance party Jan. 6 beginning at 7 p.m. at the Thunderbird Activity Center. Frank Byars will entertain for your dancing and listening pleasure.
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