OLT 2000
Activities Schedule
January
February March April
May June
July August September October November December
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January
- Friday, December 31, 1999 and Saturday, January 1, 2000 - Nude Year's Eve Bash
- A full house of 100 people jammed into the Clubhouse on December 31, 1999, to welcome
the NUDE Millennium in style. Charlie and Stacye did a great job coordinating the
evening's entertainment. We partied through the evening, toasted the New Year, then
danced and sang into the wee hours of the New Millennium.
February
- Saturday, February 12 - Valentine's Party II.
- The lovely ladies of OLT put on a wonderful fashion show for everyone attending the
Valentine's Party. Everyone danced into the night with their sweetheart by their
side.
March
- Saturday, March 11 - St. Patrick's Day
- The sharing of the green at our yearly St. Patrick's Day festivities was alive with
laughter. The "Show Your Green" and the Men's Boxer Show were a big hit.
Prizes were given for innovative costumes. A generous donation from a member
allowed us to purchase dinner for the evening. Members brought dishes to complement the
main course. The good food, fun and dance helped warm up the cold weekend.
Guests from Kansas highlighted the event and we all danced until midnight.
- Saturday, March 25 - Potluck Dinner and Movie
- It was the first beautiful weekend of the season. The Italian Potluck dinner was
great as usual. Several people stayed and enjoyed the movie It's a Mad, Mad,
Mad, Mad World.
April
- Saturday, April 8 - OLT Beautification Day for Trails and Bench Restoration
- We had about 15 people that sanded and stained six bluebird houses, six benches, and
three of the deck bar stools. George and Howard installed the bluebird houses in the
meadow, on sunset ridge and behind the office. It finally warmed up and became a
nice day.
- Saturday, April 15 - IRS Potluck (Beans and Cornbread)/Easter Activities
- There was a small turnout, but everyone enjoyed the IRS Potluck, unfortunately, there
were no beans.
- Saturday, April 29 - Pre-May Day Salad and Dessert Potluck
- Prizes were given for the best representation of a May Day Pole. Everyone had a
fun time.
May
- Weekend of May 13 - 14 - Mother's Day Weekend
- There was a nice showing of members and guests to celebrate Mother's Day weekend with a
potluck and the movie Nine Months. On Sunday, the Dads cooked breakfast
for the Moms.
- Monday, May 15 - Fox 25 TV Special Report
- Wednesday, May 24 - KFOR Channel 4 TV Special Report
- Weekend of May 26 - 29 - Memorial Day Weekend/Oaklake Trail's 8th Birthday
- There was a nice going away/birthday party for Doug and Terri. They will be
missed. Due to the torrential rains, the Saturday morning Nature Walk was postponed
until Sunday. Saw many new faces and returning members. The Club went all out
on the Membership Appreciation Dinner. The auction for Pat was a
tremendous success. Thanks to Morris, Sally, Ruth and Jerry for all of their hard
work. On Sunday, Ray and Diana were finally able to have their Nature Walk. It
was very fun and informative. They promise more in the future. After the
Members' Meeting, OLT celebrated it's 8th Birthday. Later that evening,
everyone gathered to watch a beautiful sunset at Sunset Ridge.
June
- Saturday, June 3 - Summer Salads Potluck. Postponed until Saturday, June 17.
- Weekend of June 17 - 18 - Father's Day Weekend
- The rains kept many people away. Those who showed up received a treat from the
great dishes that looked most like a flower or a flower garden. There was a cookie
in the shape of a tree, a watermelon shaped like a flower, and a fruit and cottage cheese
dish in the shape of a flower. On Sunday, the Moms cooked breakfast for the Dads.
- Week of June 18 - 25 - SWSA Convention at Star Ranch (just outside of McDade, Texas,
near Austin, Texas)
July
- Weekend of July 1 - 4 - Independence Day Celebrations
- Saturday, we started the weekend off with a blast. We were dazzled by a wonderful
fireworks display. On Sunday, there were fun games and activities for all.
The Red, White and Blue potluck was followed by an enjoyable evening of dancing in the
Pavilion. If you were on the grounds on Monday, you were required to relax and just
enjoy yourself. We ended Independence Day with more games and just fun.
- Weekend of July 8 - 9 - AANR Nude Weekend
- Wednesday, July 12 - Community Appreciation Day
- We had a good showing of the community leaders. They were treated to a catered
lunch from "Steak and Eggs." OLT members were on hand to help give tours
and answer questions. The community leaders were thoroughly impressed with the
grounds and facilities at OLT.
Saturday, July 22 - Kool Potluck Dinner
August
- Saturday, August 5 - Dog Days of Summer Potluck Dinner
- Despite the 100 degree temperature, we had about 60 people show up for our hamburger and
hot dog barbecue. There were many new friends and many returning friends.
- Saturday, August 19 - Summer Party by the Pool
- The weather was perfect (HOT) for a pool party. There were celebrations well into
the evening.
September
- Weekend of 1 - 4, Labor Day
- Oaklake Trails enjoyed a busy and exciting weekend. There was a murder mystery
dinner theater, The
Naked and the Dead, hosting 82 participants, with three of the 10 tables solving the
mystery. There was a nature hike by the falls/canyon area. The meadows and
woods were showing signs of heat stress and moisture deficiency. Twenty-six
attended the Brown Thumb Gardening class. They learned how to grow an attractive garden in
this climate and in this soil. It was a great workshop. In Carol's craft
class, several learned to make bows and potpourri roses. Winners of the sports
competitions took home sports towels and OLT caps. Sunday afternoon both children
and adults enjoyed 2 hours of body painting, followed by a magnificent potluck, which
included a dish prepared with the collapsed banana plant from the Clubhouse and a
Tequila-lime chicken, made by Elaine. Nobody went away hungry. The evening was
concluded with dancing in the Pavilion. The weekend ended with a potluck breakfast
and a relaxing day by the pool.
- Saturday, September 16 - The Fall Potluck Dinner
- Saturday, September 23 - Member Catfish Fry
- The member catfish dinner hosted 104 people with 60 lbs. of catfish, and two tables of
side dishes. Many thanks to Morris, Sally, Ricky, Tom, and his hushpuppies, and many
other volunteer cooks.
October
- Saturday, October 7 - Easy Blanket-Coat Class
- Saturday, October 14 - Trail
of Tears 5K Run and OctoberFest Celebration
- The OLT Fun Run registration started out slowly with 12 entrants and accelerated quickly
on the last day to 50 participants, in spite of the rain. The overall first place
male winner was Richard A. from Bartlesville. The female first place winner was
Susie S. from Bedford, Texas. After the awards ceremony, the runners enjoyed an
OctoberFest potluck and a much needed soak in the hot tub.
- Saturday, October 28 - Halloween Potluck and Party/Dance
- Some people used their imagination and carved some very interesting pumpkins.
More friends showed up dressed in their wild costumes. We all ate and danced into
the night.
November
- Saturday, November 18 - Thanksgiving Celebration and Dinner
- Everyone stuffed themselves at the annual Thanksgiving Dinner.
December
- Saturday, December 2 - Holiday Crafts
- Eight people endured the cold to learn how to make door knob wreaths, 14" Christmas
trees and twenty inch glowing light balls.
- Saturday, December 9 - Hanging of the Greens, Gift Exchange and Christmas Party
- Even though it was cold and rainy, we really enjoyed celebrating Christmas with our
friends. We all ate and enjoyed our annual gift exchange.
Bring your like-new clothes and coats, extra can goods and new toys for our under
privileged families in our local area. Donations can be placed in the large boxes
located in the Clubhouse. If you wish to make cash donations, they will gladly be
accepted in the Office. All donations will be accepted through December 17, 2000.
So, make sure you remember to bring your donations to help the less fortunate
families in the Stroud-Depew-Milfay areas. If you would like to donate specific
items, the following information has been provided about the families.
- The families and children are numbered. If item is donated for anyone specific
please put the family number and person number in that family on the item. This will also
help when we are dividing the items to deliver.
- #1 Family- Single Mother - size large
- Child #1 - 6 year old Boy - Kindergarten - size
6-8
- Child #2 - 8 year old Girl - 2nd
grade - size 10-12
- Child #3 - 9 year old Boy - 4th
grade - size 12
- Child #4 - 10 year old Boy - 5th grade -
size 14-16 or some small adult
- #2 Family - Mother - size XL
- Father - size medium
- Child #1 - 5 year old Boy - Not in
school - size 6-8
- #3 family- Single mother- size large
- Child #1 - 7 year old Boy - 1st
grade - size 10-12
- Child #2 - 9 year old Boy - 3rd
grade - size 14-16
- Child #3 - 9 year old Girl - 4th
grade - size 14-16
- These families are in need of all items. Of course food is the immediate and on
going need and now at Christmas time the items for the Christmas presents is a concern.
I know that any help will be appreciated and welcome.
- Tuesday, December 26 - Deadline for registering for the 2001 Nude Year's Eve Party.
- The cost is $7.50 per person.
- Postponed until Saturday, February 10, 2001, 8:00 p.m. - Nude Year's Eve Party
- This year's Nude Year's Eve Party Celebrations will be $7.50 per person. Registration
is required. Everyone can sign up and pay in the office by December 26,
2000 if you will be with us for the Nude Year's Eve Party.
- 8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. - We will play bingo with some really great prizes to be given
away. After bingo, there will be a dance, some food, hats, fun things and door
prizes. Everyone should bring their own beverages.
- 1:00 a.m. - Breakfast
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