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Pool closed for two days
The pool will be closed Friday and Saturday, Aug. 4-5, so that the algae can be treated before it worsens.
The pool will reopen Sunday.
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Luau
Mark your calendar. The Park Stockdale Civic Association will host a luau in the hall at 6:15 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 26.
Please leave a message with the office, 323-4302, with the number in your party so that we can get a head count.
Pulled pork and chicken will be provided but please bring a side dish or dessert. And feel free to dress in your best Hawaiian attire.
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Limited pool hours Sunday, Monday
Due to extreme heat Sunday and Monday, the pool will only be open from 5-8 p.m. Sunday and Monday, July 16-17.
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Pool closed Monday, Tuesday
The pool will be closed Monday and Tuesday, June 26-27, for tile work.
It is scheduled to reopen Wednesday.
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2023 calendar of events
Last Saturday in February — T-ball sign-ups 9 a.m. to noon in rec room
First Saturday in April — Park Stockdale semi-annual yard sale at participating homes
April-May — T-ball. Ages 4-7. 5:30-6 Tuesdays and Thursdays
Saturday before Easter — Easter egg hunt and sack races at pavilion
May 5 — Cinco de Mayo Fiesta at pavilion
May 27 — Grand opening of new pickleball courts. Free lessons for beginners.
Memorial Day weekend-Labor Day weekend — Pool open for summer noon-8 p.m.
First week of June — Tennis camp directed by Park Stockdale pro Regina Krueger. Fee $400 per child.
July 4 — Popsicles at the Pool
July 15 — 8-10 a.m. Free pickleball lessons
August 26 — 6 p.m. Luau poolside. Entree provided. Bring a potluck side dish or dessert.
First Saturday in October — Park Stockdale semi-annual yard sale at participating homes
Veteran’s Day — Decorated car parade, outdoor movie with hot dogs, chips and lemonade
December — Christmas homes judged. Winners receive prizes
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Board of Directors opening
There is an opening on the Park Stockdale Civic Association Board of Directors.
Any Park Stockdale homeowner interested in serving on the 11-member board should contact a director or the office: 205 Rio Bravo Drive; (661) 323-4302; parkstockdale@bak.rr.com.
Meetings are at 7 p.m. the second Monday of each month and typically last a couple of hours. The board’s primary mission is to maintain the facilities and oversee activities there.
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Looking for a few good ideas, volunteers
The Park Stockdale Civic Association board of directors would like to hear what’s on the minds of residents.
If you have suggestions or ideas for activities or want to volunteer to help with community events, please attend the meeting in the recreation room, 205 Rio Bravo Drive, at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 27, or 10 a.m. Thursday, June 29.
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T-ball season concludes
The Park Stockdale T-ball season came to another successful conclusion Thursday with a barbecue and trophy ceremony. All the 4- to 8-year-old players received a trophy.
This was the 43rd year that Tom and Kay Bell have run the program. Four 15-member teams played in the two-month-long season.
If you’re interested in getting your child involved next season, contact Tom Bell in February 2024, (661) 322-2801; tombell01@aol.com.
Here’s a photo gallery of some of the Red Rockets.
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Services set for PSCA director
Robert “Bill” Zobel, 67, a long-time director on the Park Stockdale Civic Association board, passed away Tuesday morning in his home.
A memorial service to honor his life and memory will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 30, at Rock Harbor Church, 3633 Rosedale Highway.
Family and friends will pay tribute to him by celebrating his life and sharing their memories of him.
He is survived by his wife of 32 years, Becky, and four sons: Michael, Matthew, Mark and John.
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Ten residents attend pickleball courts grand opening
Steve Low and his daughter Christina gave free lessons to 10 residents at the grand opening of Park Stockdale’s two new pickleball courts from 9-11 a.m. Saturday, May 27.
Low sets up the pickleball nets most mornings and leaves paddles and balls on the court. If the nets are locked or if you would like free lessons, call Low at (661) 324-6130.
Philanthropists Steve Low and Dennis Shea paid for the nets, paint, tape and brushes to create the courts on Court 2 of the tennis courts.
Low and PSCA president Jim Carnal volunteered their labor to paint the lines.
