Divine Mercy Parish Women’s Guild
Monday November 7, 2011
6:30 PM
Minutes
1. Opening Prayer led by Yvonne Murray
2. Recording Secretary – Kim Graham. No questions were asked on the previous minutes. Minutes were approved.
3. Corresponding Secretary – Simone Lagace: A thank you card was sent to Rich Frechette. There was a Thank You card from the family of Dorothy Crowley. Simone will continue to work as Corresponding secretary while she is in Florida for the next few months.
4. Treasurer’s Report – Karen Bannister. A financial report with handout was given from July 1, to October 31.
5. Helping Hands Report – Joyce Schmidt: There was one funeral this past month for Dr. Shuburt. Sign up for helping hands with Joyce after the meeting or let her know your availability.
6. Parish Outreach Report – Food Drive Below
7. Priest Appreciation Sunday- Lauren Martin: It is always the last Sunday in October. The Pastoral Council planned an event this past Oct. 6.
8. Holiday Stroll – November 19 Helen Limina, Chair
a. Denise and Helen and met with other parish coordinators. Fair hours 9:00-2:00
b. Hall available from 10-4 for set up. Saturday we can get in at 7:30.
c. We will need 7 or 8 card tables.
d. Bell ringers will perform from 11-12
e. Parking, Karen has left messages with Hedstrom about parking but no word yet.
f. Potential viewing of other fairs later on in the day on Friday. Helen will follow up with emails if that is a go.
g. Reminder** we need to set up tables before we set up any craft it you have any.
h. We need music. Dorothy Smith will play piano from 10-11. Helen will follow up with. Diane, Chris Falcone and Pat Cloutier
i. Sign ups for working that day for an hour and sign ups for bake table were sent around.
j. Beth is working on the café and so if she needs help she will let us know. We can use fudge, pies, diabetic cookies and GF. Label nuts or not.
k. If you cannot print off a poster from your computer, please take one from Helen. If you can, please print off some and put some up around town and where you work.
9– Kathy Sullivan and Gail Caron, Chairs
a. Friday December. 2 at Union Congregational Church 12-5PM
b. Sandwiches to be made in stages in two hours shifts 12-2, 2-4, 4-6.
c. They will need 2 people in the morning and 2 in the afternoon for registration
d. Escorts to be split, we don’t need you before 12:15. Three people for the earlier and 3 for the late shift.
e. Gail had a sign up sheet. Everyone is welcome but we would love to have people in the donor room.
f. Kathy had a sign up sheet for sandwiches, breads and finger food, cheese & crackers.
g. Twelve Pine will provide the soup.
h. Posters should be put up around Thanksgiving as it is the next week.
i. Reminder to supply coffee and tea and all the fixings.
j. Donors are getting a coupon for a regular 6 inch sub from Subway.
10. Karen has membership cards if anyone does not have one and has paid their dues. The picture of the front of the card was drawn by Kathy Sullivan’s daughter Emily West.
11. Community Supper in Bennington - Helen Limina: The second Thursday of the month, January 12. It will be held at the school. The last couple of years we did Turkey Divan. After a discussion if we wanted to make this again, it was decided that we would. Helen will talk to Jackie about getting the confirmation kids to make sweets. We are not sure of how many we will be serving. We can guess 6 or 8 tables of 8 to 10 people.
12. Thanksgiving Baskets - Jean Frechette: List of what we need up at the back of the church. Food needs to be donated after the masses on Nov. 12 & 13. There will also be envelopes for monetary donations. Checks should be made out to Diving Mercy. Last year they created 51 baskets. Money donated covered almost all of the costs for food for the baskets. Food gets picked up and they get delivered on the 22nd, in the afternoon. Packing baskets at St. Patrick’s in Bennington at 3:00 and delivery at 4:30. Fruit baskets will go to Greenfield Commons. Anyone that can help pick up groceries please contact Jean. Boxes to be packed can be brought down to the basement. Jean will send out an email for details about volunteers.
13. Mass/Christmas party – Karen Ayers: Monday, December 12 6:00 Mass with pot-luck to follow. She will send out an email for how many are coming and what you are bringing. Main dish, salad or dessert. Barabara will help out Karen with this event. We have too many people of our own to invite the Knights.
14. Request from Knights - Jean Frechette: They arranged for and have had the statue from the grotto at St. Patrick’s packed and moved into storage to use when the new parish is built. John Kauffel prepared her for storage. $800 was the cost and the Knights are asking if we can help with that cost. We are not talking expenditures until the New Year but she just wants to put it on the radar.
15. Food Drive - There will be an outreach meeting open to all parishioners of all ages on Monday Nov. 28th at 7pm in the Parish Hall to talk about the food pantry and the needs. This meeting will discuss how to best to meet the needs of our food shortage in our community. A motion was put on the floor that Guild members bring food for the food pantry at each meeting. The motion was passed.
16. Christmas Eve Decorating - Father asked if 4 people would be willing to help decorate
the Armory at around 10AM for the Children’s Mass that evening. Mass we be held there at around 4:15 or 4:30. He hopes on doing a couple of trees, a few wreathes and some roping.
17. Poinsettias for Harborside and for shut-ins. We will order from the House By The Side
of the Road. Cathy Buffman had a note that last year Sue, Edna and Beth like to deliver them to Harborside and the ministers will pick up and deliver to shut-ins. This will continue this year.
18. Channel of Peace at Summerhill-Mary Armstrong: She suggested that this might be a nice project for the Guild to do, as far as community involvement. Maybe 4 times a year we could pick four different facilities and plan an event. Bingo, cards, game night for example whatever. We will discuss this topic further at the next meeting.
19. Anyone wanting to help with comfort food please talk to Jean Frechette.
20. Thank you to our hosts Denise Long and Jackie Colaneri.
21. Closing Prayer - Yvonne Murray
Reminders
Blood Drive, December 2
Christmas Party, December 12, pot-luck Mass at 6:00PM
The next regular business meeting will be January 9th at 6:30.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Calendar 2011/12
DIVINE MERCY PARISH WOMEN’S GUILD
CALENDAR 2011-2012
All meetings start at 6:30 unless otherwise noted
2011
September 11 Church Picnic
September 19 6PM Membership Pot Luck
September 24-25 After all Masses Parish Outreach & Activities Fair
October 3 Business Meeting
November 7 Business Meeting
November 19 Fair
December 2 (Tentative) Blood Drive
December 12 Mass-Christmas Party
2012
January 9 Business Meeting
February 13 Business Meeting
March 12 (Tentative) Mystery Dinner
April 9 Business Meeting
April 19 7 PM Confirmation
May 6 2 PM 1st Communion
May 13 Crowning of Mary
May 14 (Tentative) May Banquet
TBA Plant Sale
TBA Commencement Event
CALENDAR 2011-2012
All meetings start at 6:30 unless otherwise noted
2011
September 11 Church Picnic
September 19 6PM Membership Pot Luck
September 24-25 After all Masses Parish Outreach & Activities Fair
October 3 Business Meeting
November 7 Business Meeting
November 19 Fair
December 2 (Tentative) Blood Drive
December 12 Mass-Christmas Party
2012
January 9 Business Meeting
February 13 Business Meeting
March 12 (Tentative) Mystery Dinner
April 9 Business Meeting
April 19 7 PM Confirmation
May 6 2 PM 1st Communion
May 13 Crowning of Mary
May 14 (Tentative) May Banquet
TBA Plant Sale
TBA Commencement Event
Minutes 2011/9
Divine Mercy Parish Women’s Guild
Monday October 3, 2011
6:30 PM
Minutes
1. Opening prayer lead by Yvonne Murray
2. Speaker: Grand Knight of the Monadnock Council of Knights of Columbus, Rich Frechette. He has been involved with the Knights for over 20 years.
a. The Kights of Columbus started in New Haven, Connecticut and is now the largest fraternal organization in the world. The organization is open to all actively Catholic males eighteen years and older. There is a division for young males (squires) and females, but this order chooses not to enact those sections at this time. Life insurance policies charity, fraternity and patriotism
b. Locally, the Monadnock Council provides financial aid to: Divine Mercy parish when needed, St . Patrick’s school, the local food banks, sports teams, campership for the summer Peterborough recreation program, seminarian scholarship for the diocese of NH. They provide the clean up of cemeteries, tree work and painting windows at the church. They provide a thank you trip once a year for alter servers, they purchase the meat and cook it for the church picnic, and they organize the yearly St. Patrick’s day dinner as a community social event. They host a St. Florian dinner to support local Fire Fighters, an hour of adoration & masses and prayer sessions. They organize a Basketball Free Throw competition and volunteer with special Olympics events at the Peterborough Playground.
c. At the state level, the Knights of Columbus provides funding for a Kidney fund, monies for the mentally handicapped for school & equipment and Right for Life with walks locally and in DC.
d. Membership numbers:120 people, with a lower number that attends monthly meetings which are the second Wednesday of the month in the church hall.
e. There are three levels, which are lessons in fraternity, the importance of charity and loyalty to the church & others. Those at the fourth degree provide an honor guard when the Bishop comes to Divine Mercy or for conformation and during the Memorial Parade.
3. Recording Secretary: Kim Graham. There are no previous minutes to report
4. Corresponding Secretary: Simone Legace
a. Simone was absent therefore there was no corresponding to report
b. Jean Frechette reminded members that if there is someone in need of a card of support, please let Simone know.
5. Treasurer’s report: Cheryl Lastrina
a. In conclusion of the 2010-2011 year, Total Income was $6641; Total Expenses were: $5921 plus money put aside for a CD for the new church totaling $6000. The total in the checkbook at the end of the year is $3158.
b. Motion to approve the 2011-2012 budget by Karen Banister, seconded by Karen Ayers. Approved unanimously.
6. Helping Hands: Joyce Schmidt
a. No funerals this past month, so there was no need to call on Helping Hands.
b. Joyce sent around a list to update how you can help for various functions.
7. Parish outreach: Linda Caracappa,
a. Linda was absent to Gail Caron updated the members of the work of the Parish Outreach.
b. Parish Outreach came about from the need seen in the Parish office. Several outreach officers are trained by Gail and meet with those in need to see how we can help. They have been busy lately and Gail expects to be busier in the coming months
c. Outreach is supported by parishioners and the Guild. Outreach takes 5% of the overall budget of the Parish and specific collections each year.
d. The Outreach Fair did not happen due to the weather. There are plans to have it either in the spring or next fall.
8. Prayer Chain: Beth McGurty,
a. Jean Frechette, mentioned that Beth is at home with her daughter but she wanted to thank everyone for the prayers, she believed it was truly helpful for her daughter.
9. New business
a. Holiday Stroll: Helen Limina
i. November 19, 9:30-2:00 Peterborough Historical Society, Cheryl Lastrina finalized the rental agreement and Karen Bannister will submit it soon.
ii. Holiday fair sign up sheet was passed around. Please respect your time slot so that everyone can work a shift. You can sign up for the following:
1. Café
2. Craft table
3. Bake table
4. Raffle table
iii. There was a discussion on whether we wanted to have the Bell Ringers or the Children’s Choir as our entertainment because we cannot afford both. It was decided that the Peterborough Children’s Choir is our first choice, if logistics work in our favor. Karen Bannister will contact the Historical society to find out the weight limit in the balcony. Helen has already talked to Maria Belva, the choir’s director but will double check with her that the choir will be the right fit for our event.
iv. We usually have a smaller fair the next day after all of the masses but since grade 9 CCD meets in the Parish Hall after the 9:30 Mass, Helen will talk to Jackie to figure what we can do this year.
v. Cheryl Lastrina mentioned that the big selling raffle item is the gift card tree so if people could donate to this item, it would be great.
b. Blood Drive: Kathy Sullivan and Gail Caron
i. No date yet but should be the first Friday in December, that would be the 2nd.
ii. Sign up sheets will be available at the November meeting. Gail wants to try a different schedule so that snacks are made on demand and not at the beginning of the morning. They dry out too quickly.
c. Food Drive: Linda Caracappa, Karen Ayers
i. It was decided that the Guild wants to support the Monadnock Area Food Bank as this food bank serves all residents of the Monadnock Region as does our Parish. It is located at All Saints Church and is open Monday, Tuesday and Saturday 10-12. More details need to come from the food bank, so action is tabled until Linda has more info. She will figure out how to remind people to support and what they need the most.
ii. Marie Adler currently volunteered at the food bank and she said that they served approximately 30 people in two hours. There are a lot of people coming in but not enough food.
iii. Yvonne Murray mentioned that some people do forget that it is Brown Bag Sunday.
d. St. Pats School Ladies Night: Linda Caracappa, Karen Ayers
i. Friday Oct. 14. It will be the same as the Ladies night that we hosted in the spring.
e. Craft group: Joan Buck
i. Joan was absent but Connie Lebel mentioned that since there is no morning group it was suggested that perhaps we could start an afternoon group. More details on a new group will follow after the craft fair.
f. Thanks to Cheryl Lastrina, Janice McKenzie and Helen Limina for hosting this month’s meeting and providing the yummy treats.
g. November’s meeting will be hosted by: Denise Long and Jackie Colaneri.
h. Next meeting Monday, Nov. 7 at 6:30PM in the Parish Hall.
Final prayer was led by Yvonne Murray
Monday October 3, 2011
6:30 PM
Minutes
1. Opening prayer lead by Yvonne Murray
2. Speaker: Grand Knight of the Monadnock Council of Knights of Columbus, Rich Frechette. He has been involved with the Knights for over 20 years.
a. The Kights of Columbus started in New Haven, Connecticut and is now the largest fraternal organization in the world. The organization is open to all actively Catholic males eighteen years and older. There is a division for young males (squires) and females, but this order chooses not to enact those sections at this time. Life insurance policies charity, fraternity and patriotism
b. Locally, the Monadnock Council provides financial aid to: Divine Mercy parish when needed, St . Patrick’s school, the local food banks, sports teams, campership for the summer Peterborough recreation program, seminarian scholarship for the diocese of NH. They provide the clean up of cemeteries, tree work and painting windows at the church. They provide a thank you trip once a year for alter servers, they purchase the meat and cook it for the church picnic, and they organize the yearly St. Patrick’s day dinner as a community social event. They host a St. Florian dinner to support local Fire Fighters, an hour of adoration & masses and prayer sessions. They organize a Basketball Free Throw competition and volunteer with special Olympics events at the Peterborough Playground.
c. At the state level, the Knights of Columbus provides funding for a Kidney fund, monies for the mentally handicapped for school & equipment and Right for Life with walks locally and in DC.
d. Membership numbers:120 people, with a lower number that attends monthly meetings which are the second Wednesday of the month in the church hall.
e. There are three levels, which are lessons in fraternity, the importance of charity and loyalty to the church & others. Those at the fourth degree provide an honor guard when the Bishop comes to Divine Mercy or for conformation and during the Memorial Parade.
3. Recording Secretary: Kim Graham. There are no previous minutes to report
4. Corresponding Secretary: Simone Legace
a. Simone was absent therefore there was no corresponding to report
b. Jean Frechette reminded members that if there is someone in need of a card of support, please let Simone know.
5. Treasurer’s report: Cheryl Lastrina
a. In conclusion of the 2010-2011 year, Total Income was $6641; Total Expenses were: $5921 plus money put aside for a CD for the new church totaling $6000. The total in the checkbook at the end of the year is $3158.
b. Motion to approve the 2011-2012 budget by Karen Banister, seconded by Karen Ayers. Approved unanimously.
6. Helping Hands: Joyce Schmidt
a. No funerals this past month, so there was no need to call on Helping Hands.
b. Joyce sent around a list to update how you can help for various functions.
7. Parish outreach: Linda Caracappa,
a. Linda was absent to Gail Caron updated the members of the work of the Parish Outreach.
b. Parish Outreach came about from the need seen in the Parish office. Several outreach officers are trained by Gail and meet with those in need to see how we can help. They have been busy lately and Gail expects to be busier in the coming months
c. Outreach is supported by parishioners and the Guild. Outreach takes 5% of the overall budget of the Parish and specific collections each year.
d. The Outreach Fair did not happen due to the weather. There are plans to have it either in the spring or next fall.
8. Prayer Chain: Beth McGurty,
a. Jean Frechette, mentioned that Beth is at home with her daughter but she wanted to thank everyone for the prayers, she believed it was truly helpful for her daughter.
9. New business
a. Holiday Stroll: Helen Limina
i. November 19, 9:30-2:00 Peterborough Historical Society, Cheryl Lastrina finalized the rental agreement and Karen Bannister will submit it soon.
ii. Holiday fair sign up sheet was passed around. Please respect your time slot so that everyone can work a shift. You can sign up for the following:
1. Café
2. Craft table
3. Bake table
4. Raffle table
iii. There was a discussion on whether we wanted to have the Bell Ringers or the Children’s Choir as our entertainment because we cannot afford both. It was decided that the Peterborough Children’s Choir is our first choice, if logistics work in our favor. Karen Bannister will contact the Historical society to find out the weight limit in the balcony. Helen has already talked to Maria Belva, the choir’s director but will double check with her that the choir will be the right fit for our event.
iv. We usually have a smaller fair the next day after all of the masses but since grade 9 CCD meets in the Parish Hall after the 9:30 Mass, Helen will talk to Jackie to figure what we can do this year.
v. Cheryl Lastrina mentioned that the big selling raffle item is the gift card tree so if people could donate to this item, it would be great.
b. Blood Drive: Kathy Sullivan and Gail Caron
i. No date yet but should be the first Friday in December, that would be the 2nd.
ii. Sign up sheets will be available at the November meeting. Gail wants to try a different schedule so that snacks are made on demand and not at the beginning of the morning. They dry out too quickly.
c. Food Drive: Linda Caracappa, Karen Ayers
i. It was decided that the Guild wants to support the Monadnock Area Food Bank as this food bank serves all residents of the Monadnock Region as does our Parish. It is located at All Saints Church and is open Monday, Tuesday and Saturday 10-12. More details need to come from the food bank, so action is tabled until Linda has more info. She will figure out how to remind people to support and what they need the most.
ii. Marie Adler currently volunteered at the food bank and she said that they served approximately 30 people in two hours. There are a lot of people coming in but not enough food.
iii. Yvonne Murray mentioned that some people do forget that it is Brown Bag Sunday.
d. St. Pats School Ladies Night: Linda Caracappa, Karen Ayers
i. Friday Oct. 14. It will be the same as the Ladies night that we hosted in the spring.
e. Craft group: Joan Buck
i. Joan was absent but Connie Lebel mentioned that since there is no morning group it was suggested that perhaps we could start an afternoon group. More details on a new group will follow after the craft fair.
f. Thanks to Cheryl Lastrina, Janice McKenzie and Helen Limina for hosting this month’s meeting and providing the yummy treats.
g. November’s meeting will be hosted by: Denise Long and Jackie Colaneri.
h. Next meeting Monday, Nov. 7 at 6:30PM in the Parish Hall.
Final prayer was led by Yvonne Murray
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Minutes - 2011/4
Divine Mercy Women’s Guild
Business Meeting
April 11, 2011
6:34pm: Opening prayer lead by Yvonne Murray
Recording Secretary: Minutes approved as written
Corresponding Secretary: No correspondence at this time
Treasurer’s Report: In: $36.68 (dues, crafts sold, bank interest) Out: $423.43 (St. Pat’s Golf tournament, Fr. Gerry’s gift, Community Supper, craft items, Mystery Ride)
Helping Hands: Joyce Schmidt and Jean Frechette report no requests this past month.
Call Linda Osienski 588-6709 for information regarding the Easter dinner posted in the Sunday bulletin.
Holiday Fair Coordinators … Helen Limina and Beth McGurty
Craft Table … Margaret Wynn and Norma Whitney
Café … Jackie Colaneri
Bake Table … Janice McKenzie
Raffle Table … Linda Caracappa and Cheryl Lastrina
Committee Chairs for 2011/12
• Hostess coordinator … Janice McKenzie
• Parish Picnic … Sue Koziell
• Membership dinner … Denise Long
• Blood Drive … Kathy Sullivan and Gail Carron
• Christmas Potluck … Cathy Buffum, Simone Lagace, Karen Ayers
• Mystery Ride … Yvonne Murray
• $400 to River Center supports 2 weeks Farm to Table program
• $399 TV for CCD
• St. Pat’s Golf Tournament
• $100 Red Cross
• RCIA $100 for CD’s
• And additional requests from Father in April
Community Supper: Helen Limina reported the Guild sponsored a successful dinner in Hancock with about 100 meals served. A discussion took place whether to continue supporting a community meal in Hancock or offer our support to other towns. Bennington was suggested. No decision was made.
Business Meeting
April 11, 2011
6:34pm: Opening prayer lead by Yvonne Murray
Recording Secretary: Minutes approved as written
Corresponding Secretary: No correspondence at this time
Treasurer’s Report: In: $36.68 (dues, crafts sold, bank interest) Out: $423.43 (St. Pat’s Golf tournament, Fr. Gerry’s gift, Community Supper, craft items, Mystery Ride)
Helping Hands: Joyce Schmidt and Jean Frechette report no requests this past month.
Call Linda Osienski 588-6709 for information regarding the Easter dinner posted in the Sunday bulletin.
New Business:
- First Communion is scheduled for May 15th @ 1:00 Sue Koziell and Edna Drasbo volunteered to coordinate the event.
- Fr. Goggins 80th birthday celebration on May 1st after the 11 o’clock Mass. Coffee and cake will be served. Yvonne Murray, Sue Koziell and Beth McGurty will coordinate the event.
- May Dinner Banquet will be held on May 16th at 6:30pm in Bass Hall. Cost is $18. RSVP by May 9th. Check our blog http://dmwomensguild.blogspot.com/ for additional information.
- Our annual Plant Sale will be on Saturday May 28th from 8-2. This year the sale will be at Bowling Acres in conjunction with the K of C yard sale. Helen Limina suggested 100% of the money from the sale of the plants sale go to the beautification of our Church grounds. This request was approved by the Guild.
- A discussion took place whether to have breakfast or dinner for the commencement meal. A dinner will be planned and a date will be announced.
Craft Table … Margaret Wynn and Norma Whitney
Café … Jackie Colaneri
Bake Table … Janice McKenzie
Raffle Table … Linda Caracappa and Cheryl Lastrina
• Parish Picnic … Sue Koziell
• Membership dinner … Denise Long
• Blood Drive … Kathy Sullivan and Gail Carron
• Christmas Potluck … Cathy Buffum, Simone Lagace, Karen Ayers
• Mystery Ride … Yvonne Murray
- May Banquet … Joyce Schmidt, Joan Buck, Beth McGurty Receptions for Sacraments … Linda Caracappa and Cheryl Lastrina
- Commencement Reception 2011 … Denise Long (need 2012 chair)
- Plant Sale 2011 … Helen Limina (need 2012 chair)
Report from Nominating Committee - Officers for 2011/2012
Presidents: Jean Frechette, Cathy Buffum and Karen Ayers
Treasurer: Karen Bannister
Recording Secretary: Kim Graham
Corresponding Secretary: Simone Legace
Disbursement of Funds throughout the year:
Welcome new members: Michele Urban and Eleanor Falcome
Old Business:
Confirmation will take place on Tuesday, April 26th at 5:30pm. Volunteers requested to help.
Sue Koziell has 4 Women’s Guild aprons for sale @ $10/each.
When would be the best time to set up Cash for Gold vendor? Linda Caracappa led the discussion and multiple dates were offered. Linda0020will email us with a date that hopefully works for all of us.
Ethel Cavanaugh Award Nomination: Members were asked to nominate a guild member who they felt was worthy of this award. The member chosen will be announced at the May banquet.
Closing prayer: lead by Yvonne Murray
Meeting adjourned at 8:29pm.
Thank you for your support during the past three years as your recording secretary.
Respectfully submitted,
Janice McKenzie
Recording Secretary
Monday, May 23, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Spring Banquet
Women's Guild Spring Banquet Monday, May 16th at 6:30PM at the Bass Hall/Peterborough Historical Society. The cost of the meal is $18.00 and the choices are:
Chicken Piccata-Capers and lemon in a light white wine lemon sauce
Haddock ala Suisse- Mushrooms, spinach and swiss cheese
Roast Eye of Round w/mushroom au jus.
Please RSVP before 5/9 to Beth or Denise with one of the above choices. Please note that there is ample parking in the back of the Historical Society. Please leave the 6 or so parking spaces directly behind the building for the ladies that require a shorter walk.
Enjoy the Spring!
Denise and Beth
Chicken Piccata-Capers and lemon in a light white wine lemon sauce
Haddock ala Suisse- Mushrooms, spinach and swiss cheese
Roast Eye of Round w/mushroom au jus.
Please RSVP before 5/9 to Beth or Denise with one of the above choices. Please note that there is ample parking in the back of the Historical Society. Please leave the 6 or so parking spaces directly behind the building for the ladies that require a shorter walk.
Enjoy the Spring!
Denise and Beth
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