Plimouth Commons Cooperative Corporation
Board Members - 2021-2022
President/Clerk Donna L. Marshall
Vice President Linda Pomroy
Treasurer/Recording Secretary Barbara Andrews
Board Member Guido Beschi
Board Member Jack Lynch
Non-board members
Sergeant-at-Arms Art Hamblin
Scallop Shell Editor/ Webmaster Laurie Gohl
Social Club Cathy Angelini, & Pat Modale
Sunshine Club Kathy Duart
Please Note:
The Community Information Meetings are the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM in the Clubhouse. Everyone is urged to attend these meetings.
If you have an issue with trees - contact Jack Lynch
If you have issues with catch basins or road repair - contact George Eldridge
Board Members - 2021-2022
President/Clerk Donna L. Marshall
Vice President Linda Pomroy
Treasurer/Recording Secretary Barbara Andrews
Board Member Guido Beschi
Board Member Jack Lynch
Non-board members
Sergeant-at-Arms Art Hamblin
Scallop Shell Editor/ Webmaster Laurie Gohl
Social Club Cathy Angelini, & Pat Modale
Sunshine Club Kathy Duart
Please Note:
The Community Information Meetings are the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM in the Clubhouse. Everyone is urged to attend these meetings.
If you have an issue with trees - contact Jack Lynch
If you have issues with catch basins or road repair - contact George Eldridge
OFFICE HOURS
Monday through Friday – available by phone 9:00am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday – available at the Community Center 8:30 am – 12:00 pm
Saturday – 9:00am – Noon
Sunday – OFF (except for emergencies)
Monday through Friday – available by phone 9:00am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday – available at the Community Center 8:30 am – 12:00 pm
Saturday – 9:00am – Noon
Sunday – OFF (except for emergencies)
"Happy Birthday Wishes"
Don S. 5th Trudy O. 7th
Rose S. 9th Fran A. 16th
Ruth N. 19th Linda R. 19th
John W. 19th Bob M. 29th
Carl S. 29th Cheryl S. 29th
Al N. 31st
Rose S. 9th Fran A. 16th
Ruth N. 19th Linda R. 19th
John W. 19th Bob M. 29th
Carl S. 29th Cheryl S. 29th
Al N. 31st

Congratulations
Joe & Linda B. 12th
Bill & JoAnne K. 20th
Bob & Pat L. 30th
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The topic of this month’s letter is about projects. In order to keep our monthly fees low, we rely upon our community volunteers to do projects around our neighborhood. Some are as needed, some are on-going, some require more than one person or a team. Participation in the annual clean-up is important.
I realize that all of us have limitations, aches, pains etc. but in all honesty, do you feel it is fair for 10% of our community to do 95% of the work? Everyone needs to do their share, this is a “cooperative” first and foremost. I am hoping to see new faces volunteering to help our community save money and build a spirit of teamwork. I will post a sign-up sheet in the foyer, please consider helping keep our fees down through your help. Thank you.
- We need a paint crew to do several projects in the community as follows:
- Maintain the sign located at Barnfield Drive and State Road. The wood supporting the sign needs to be repainted and the blue part washed down periodically.
- Re-stain the handicapped ramp at the Community Center
- Stain the deck at the rear of the Community Center
- Stain the fence surrounding the pool are (wooden sections only).
- Pick up trash/litter thrown along Barnfield drive from State Road to entrance of the Commons. This is an ideal job for a walker.
- Keep the area around the Community Center, pool and bocce court free from weeds.
- Cut down saplings and remove debris from the fence that runs along the shuffleboard court
- Adopt a flower barrel – There are five; one at 33 Barnfield, one on the corner of Barnfield/Sarah, one on the corner of Jesse Brook and Barnfield, one at the corner of Anvil Circle and Barnfield and one located across from 3 Jesse Brook. Contact Linda Pomroy if you are interested in adoption.
- Spray herbicide periodically on the rocks in the center of anvil circle to keep weeds down or remove weeds by hand. This is mostly for the summer.
- Keep fire pit area and wood pile neat, tidy and firewood covered.
- Phone callers for emergencies (need four people)
- Need a person with a battery-operated weed whacker to do common areas during the summer.
- Monitor and keep clean/tidy both sides of the entrance to the commons.
- Clean debris and leaves from catch-basins near your home. Adopt the area in front of your yard and along the common property lines and keep it clean from debris/weeds/leaves.
I realize that all of us have limitations, aches, pains etc. but in all honesty, do you feel it is fair for 10% of our community to do 95% of the work? Everyone needs to do their share, this is a “cooperative” first and foremost. I am hoping to see new faces volunteering to help our community save money and build a spirit of teamwork. I will post a sign-up sheet in the foyer, please consider helping keep our fees down through your help. Thank you.
SEPTIC DO’S AND DON’TS
DO
• DO PRACTICE WATER CONSERVATION
• DO CHECK FOR WATER LEAKS AND REPAIR THEM
• DO USE SEPTIC SAFE TOILET PAPER ONLY
DON’TS
• DO NOT USE WISK
• DO NOT USE POWDERED CLEANERS (DISHWASHER, LAUNDRY OR CLEANERS LIKE SPIC N SPAN)
• DO NOT FLUSH WIPES (INCLUDING DISPOSABLE ONES), ANY SANITARY PRODUCTS, PAPER TOWELS, TISSUES, ETC.
• DO NOT USE A GARBAGE DISPOSAL
• DO NOT USE SEPTIC TANK ADDITIVES
• DO NOT FLUSH SOLID WASTES SUCH AS CIGARETTE BUTTS, FOOD, MEDICINE PACKETS, DRUGS, OR GARBAGE INTO THE TOILET
• DO NOT POUR GREASE, OILS OR MAYONNAISE INTO EITHER THE TOILET OR THE DRAINS
• DO NOT PUT STRONG CHEMICALS SUCH AS CLEANING PRODUCTS, CLEANING WATER OR EXCESSIVE AMOUNTS OF BLEACH DOWN THE TOILET OR THE DRAINS.
DO NOT USE ANY DRAIN CLEANERS LIKE LIQUID PLUMBER, DRANO, ETC.
Laurie's News Hi Everyone, Spring is well into the season with the flowers and trees blooming in our Community. People have been out cleaning up there yards and I am among them. With the help of Linda Pomroy with her handy leaf blower and Cathy and Tony Angelini who picked up all the huge piles of pine needles and brush that we dragged to the side of the road my yard is ready for mulch. I want to shout out a huge Thank You for your help I could not have done all that was done with out you guys. The Snow birds are starting to return home to the Common from their winter homes. Welcome Back Neighbors. Wishing all the Mothers, Grandmothers, Great Grandmothers and Great-great Grandmothers a very Happy Mother’s Day. May your special day be filled with love and happiness. Have a great month. See you around the community. Laurie |
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May Greetings from the Social Club,
Come enjoy a delicious breakfast made by Joe, Nan and Pat on Saturday April 30th at 8:30. The cost is still $5.
LRC Monday the 9th at 1:00. Bring $8 and a snack to share.
Dinner out is at the Plymouth Public House at 5:00 on Wednesday May 11th.
Saturday May 14th is Clean up our Park day starting at 8:00. Please sign up if you are able to help. If you have rakes, tarps…etc. bring them with you and be sure they are marked with your name or address so they can be returned to you. Lunch will be provided to all the workers.
Take out from Rock Bottom on Tuesday the 17th. Meet at the clubhouse at 4:30.
Men’s lunch is at Captain Al’s on Thursday May 19th. Meet at the clubhouse at 11:15 to carpool.
Let’s have some fun. Wine, Whiskey and Horseracing on Friday May 20th at 6:00. Bring a snack, a bottle of your favorite to share and money to place your bets.
Ladies Fancy Spring Luncheon on Tuesday the 24th in the clubhouse at noon. The cost is $12.
Bingo on Saturday the 28th at 5:00. We’re serving chicken broccoli ziti and a garden salad. $10 plus the 50/50 and coverall.
Memorial Day is opening day for the pool. Let’s get together at noon. Bring your own food & drinks and socialize with your friends and neighbors. The gas grill is available if anyone wants to cook something. If the weather is bad, come in to the clubhouse.
Please sign up and pay for these activities.
Your Social Club,
Pat & Cathy
St Patrick's Day - 2022Friday Night at the Races - June 2021A very Happy Birthday to Doris B.Tree Trimming/Wine Tasting Event - November 30, 2019The Plimouth Commons Angels - Angel Craft Day - November 20, 2019Veteran's Day Pound Auction - November 9, 2019The Bocce Tournament - October 4, 2019The Snowbirds!!!!! - Winter 2019Christmas Party - December 8, 2018Tree Trimming Party - November, 2018A 100th Birthday Celebration - Alfred D.
Men's Luncheon - August 15, 2018
Happy Easter |
Two of our beloved Nonagenarians - Al and Doris
Christmas Festivities - Ho, Ho Ho
Tree Trimming Party - November 25, 2017
Gail, Louise, Pat, Wendy, Joan and Donna kick off the holidays
Plimouth Commons Halloween Party - October 28, 2017
The Plimouth Commons Labor Day Pool Party - September 4, 2017