Board Meeting Today
One PM at the Ramada.  Agenda at the end of this memo. 

Margaritaville
Free margaritas (and pop for those who prefer) at the Ramada this Wednesday, June 18, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Chips and salsa will be provided, but the addition of your favorite munchies would be welcome.  And, if margaritas conjure up thoughts of Jimmy Buffett in your mind, you're in luck. Kevin Welsh will be showing a Buffett DVD during the party. Thanks to the Liljegrens and the Sielkens for generously hosting this event.  There will be another in July, courtesy of the Cookes and the Millers. 

Bring Your Own Ice
The refrigerator inside the pool enclosure is working with the exception of the ice maker.  Bruce Liljigren spotted a puddle of water and called the repair person who pronounced the ice maker kaput and beyond repair. Fortunately, the refrigerator still dispenses cold water and there are cups available inside the refrigerator. Thanks to Bruce for arranging service call and to the Enhancement Team for paying for it.

Refreshment Without a Pause

Last Wednesday's Arts Club Pool/ oBar BQ/Movie Night was another hit.  Many thanks to Kevin and Linda Welsh for setting it all up.  The showing of Rebel Without a Cause was a new viewing for some and a reviewing for others. Amazing how a dip in the pool after dark can cool you down even though the temperature is still in the 90s.

Bringing Back the Big Band Sounds

EE resident Richard "Dick" Rose, who still plays his saxophone daily, supplied the music for a You Tube video celebrating the music of Jackie Souders' band playing in the Musicians' Association of Seattle big band competition of 1959.  Dick played saxophone with the featured band and the band of the USS Midway.  Clicking http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEPJW67Dvsw will get you to the video.

Pool Palms Sporting a New Hairdo

The EE pool palm trees have been given their annual haircut just in time for monsoon season.  Thanks to Dean Hess for overseeing the much-needed trim.  Pool and spa users will appreciate the absence of leaves, seed and palm flowers from their suits and hair.

If you've a palm in your yard, there only two weeks left to have that potential torch trimmed.  HOA rules require the shearing as a neighborhood fire safety measure.

Going On Vacation?

We know some of you have interesting trips planned for the summer. Share photos of your trip with us by sending them to the Periodico at droessle@mac.com. We'll publish them in the September issue.

What's Up in EE?

AM AQUA EXERCISE	8:00 AM		MON, WED, FRI	POOL
HOA BOARD MEETING	1:00 PM		MON	RAMADA
PICKLEBALL/ OPEN	8:00 AM		TUES, THURS, SUN	PBALL/TENNIS CRT
PM AQUA EXERCISE	3:00 PM		TU, THURS	POOL
MARGARITA PARTY	2:00 PM		WED	RAMADA
TENNIS	8:30 AM		FRI	TENNIS/PBALL CRT

Announcements and Recognition of New Members

Quorum Determination

Approval of minutes of last meeting

Treasurer's Report: Joan Moreaux

Committee Reports:

Architectural Control: Jim Lindberg

Capital Projects: Joe McCalpin

Common Area Maint.: Dean Hess

GVC: Joe McCalpin

Neighborhood Relations: Stacie Meyer

Recreational Facilities: Tom Cooke

Hospitality: Representative

Neighborhood Watch: Mary Beth Wallace

Enhancement Team: Barb McCalpin

Gardeners: Bill Berdine

Arts Club: Kevin Welsh

Old Business

New Business

Miscellaneous Items