Round One of theTWRTimes photo identification contest is over.  The winners are:
 First Place, a $50 gift card to Publix – Ron Schilffarth
 Consolation Prizes, $5 gift cards to Banana Splits Ice Cream Parlor –  Dona Edwards
 Neil Simpson, and
 Betty Norton

Ron (and wife Suzanne) correctly identified our mystery kids as Greg Plank and Kristie Plank.  His entry was submitted the first day of the contest.

Watch for our new set of photos starting on Monday, February 6.  Be the first to correctly name both kids in the pictures and you will also win a $50 gift card to Publix.
 

On January First we asked you, “How long can you keep the New Year’s Resolutions you make?”  A record 109 replies were received.  Here’s how it broke down:

This does not stay active forever – you must renew every 5 years.

If you are new to Tanglewood, please join us at Monday Morning coffee and sit at the Welcome Table. The table is located directly by the door and has a Welcome Sunflower sign on it. We would love to meet and greet you.

Election Day February 13, 2012

All committees will be represented with sign-up sheets. If you are interested in an activity, your talents are needed and there is always something you can do, no matter what your physical condition or limitations. On previous Mondays each committee was represented so you could ask questions about how they work.

The following is the Dance Schedule for the Tanglewood 2012 Season:

Three of the ladies in Adele Dods’s Needlework Arts club are knitting or crocheting bandages for a leper colony in Vietnam.  This project was originated by the D.O.V.E. (Development Of Vietnam Endeavors).

Special Activities closed its 2011 year in high style with Vegas Night on Friday, January 20.  Hundreds of residents came through the doors to have dinner and then play some of the games.  Some won, some didn’t.  The Highlands County food pantries were the biggest winner.

Members of the Tanglewood Art League treated us to a stunning display of fine art on Saturday January 21.  Sixteen artists turned the clubhouse into a gallery of paintings, photography, collage, ceramics and a wooden garden cart.