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In February, I returned from my two weeks in Madeira. While I was there, I attended the AGM and enjoyedthe company of many familiar members - as well as meeting many new people. This edition has been a littledelayed while we wait to receive the Minutes of the MRC AGM. This edition also gives news of the MROAAGM . With sadness, I report the death of three well known former members. The Editor.

Newsletter Number 73Spring 2015

MALCOLM BROTHERS (1927-2015) - Tribute by JohnTownend

‘Sadly, I have to report the death ofMalcolm Brothers on 6th January 2015,aged 87, at a nursing home in Shanklin,IOW. Many of us will remember withgreat fondness Malcolm’s diligent workas the first Secretary of MROA, alongside the initialCommittee comprising David Stern (Chairman), MichaelBloom, John Model and myself. It was almost entirely due to

ERIK ANTHONI died suddenly at homein Finland on 11 January 2015, aged 83.He and his wife, Liisa, had been MRCmembers for over 25 years. During thattime they visited the club each year andmade many friends from Scandinavia andthe UK.

Erik was elected to the Club’s Management Committee in1998 and served for four years. His native language wasSwedish but he also spoke Finnish and English fluently.

Our deepest sympathy goes to his devoted wife, his daughter,Tina and son, Tommy and his six lovely grandchildren.

Minutes of AGM MadeiraTogether with the Minutes of the MRC AGM held inFebruary, this year, all members should have received their2015 maintenance demands, a list of works carried outduring 2014 and those planned for 2015.We are happy to report that the maintenance demand reflectsthe agreed £50 per week pier monies refund.Additional copies of AGM minutes and list of works areavailable, on request, by surface mail to Jenny Mathieson.

Space prohibits printing the Minutes in this publication.

With Sadness

Malcolm’s determination that MROA was formed inJanuary 1994, when incredibly 98 MRC members met ina bungalow in Aston Clinton one frosty Sundaymorning.

Malcolm had expected only about 30 to turn up but suchwas his early influence. Even Per Eie attended fromNorway and went home to set up the MROA NordicBranch. Malcolm was always thorough with thepreparation of minutes and membership records and thisinitially helped the Committee to function moreeffectively. After a few years and very regular visits tothe Club, he and his wife, Diana, decided to dispose oftheir four weeks’ timeshare, mainly due to Diana’sworsening arthritis. Malcolm stood down from theCommittee and Harry Cotton succeeded theSecretaryship.

Malcolm and Diana still managed to travel a great dealincluding trips to France and South Africa where theirson, Chris, had relocated his business. In 2007, theydownsized from a beautiful Cotswold stone house inGloucestershire to a 2-bedroom luxury apartment nearNewbury. It was shortly after returning from a trip toCape Town that in March 2014, Malcolm suffered asevere stroke from which he never really recovered. Dueto lack of movement, he was hospitalised for over ninemonths and had great difficulty communicating. I visitedhim twice in Basingstoke Hospital but it was a sadexperience for us both. His zest for life, his contagiouschuckle and his memorable smile were almost gone.Last December, Malcolm was moved to a care home inShanklin to be close to his daughter and where he diedpeacefully just a few days later.

Personally, I will remember Malcolm as a true friend,trustworthy, engaging and one from ‘the old school’ inmany of his ways. I feel sure those who knew him willfeel the same. Thank you, Malcolm, for yourdistinguished service to MROA and all its members.’

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HARRY COTTON

Sadly, I have also to report thedeath of Harry Cotton, whosucceeded Malcolm Brothers asSecretary to the MROA. Harrydied on the morning of 23 Marchin North Manchester Hospital atthe age of 84. (His wife, Liz, iscurrently in the same hospital.)Harry was MROA's Secretary for many years and he andLiz originally owned timeshare at MRC. I was not able tomeet Harry at AGM's in recent years but I remember himas a very pleasant, approachable man who was so easy totalk to. I am particularly grateful for the help which Harrygave me in the early days of editing this newsletter.

Helena Bell

Entertainment and Travel

Á Quintinha (The Herb Garden)

Sadly, it is no longer possible to have a guided tour and teaat the herb garden. Apparently, the proprietor is unable togive her time to this ‘treat’. However, the garden exists toprovide herbs and edible flowers to the hotel and restauranttrade.

Orchids

I have previously spoken of ‘Boa Vista Orchids’, whichhave very large, covered growing areas and well labelledspecimens, both for show and for sale. They also dodelightful afternoon tea and cakes.

Some years ago we visited Jardim Orquidea, (PregettersOrchids), Rua Pita da Silva 37, just below the JardimBotanico, (Botanic Gardens). This has changed a littlesince we first visited some years ago. It is no longerpossible to see the process of propagating orchids, thespace is given over to displaying the orchids in a ‘jungle’setting, together with many other tropical plants. It makesfor a very pleasant walk through these plants and a chanceto see how they best grow in their native state. There is apleasant courtyard tea room and plants can be purchased atthe entrance.

New Attractions

Museu do Brinquedo (Toy Museum)

The toy museum which was situated near the footballstadium is now closed; but much of the collection is nowat the new museum at Armazem do Mercado in RuaLatino Coelho, just behind the Mercado do Lavradoresand one street back from Rua Santa Maria of painted doorfame.

There is a collection of 20,000 items from Portugal,England, Germany and France. There are thousands oftoys such as a big tin soldier collection, steam boats,model cars, planes and wooden games dating back fromthe late nineteenth century to the present day.

ROGER BROOKEWe can confirm that Roger Brook, who was Chairman ofthe Club’s Management Committee, became seriously illduring the Christmas 2014 period. We all wish him a goodrecovery and thank him for his past efforts on behalf ofmembers.

Dolphins!

Many of you will haveseen the various standswhich offer sea trips to seedolphins and other sea-lifeduring your holiday inMadeira. Some make theoffer of a free return trip ifdolphins are not sighted.

In November 2014, we decided, despite a cool day, tobook a trip on a catamaran in the hope of seeing livedolphins for the first time. We had a beautiful trip alongthe coast and out to sea, with relatively calm seas and agreat time was had by all - including watching somevisitors getting very wet from the splashes and having todon increasing amounts of warmer clothing! But ....nodolphins! Hardly believing the generous offer, we returnedto the booking office, with our tickets and announced thatwe hadn’t seen dolphins. On being told that we would notbe back before February 2015, the woman at the desk said,‘that’s ok’ and that we should return then. In February,once again, we set out to sea under slightly ‘choppy andvery cool conditions, but well wrapped up against thewind. Within a very short time, dolphins were sighted bythe crew and we were treated to not just one sighting, butseveral sightings in various locations and the rare treat ofwatching the dolphins ‘playing’ in and out of the bowwave of the catamaran. We were enchanted and willprobably go again!

John and Helena Bell

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Carnival 2015

The annual carnivaltook place on Saturday14th February 2015,(also Valentine’s Day!)We were blessed with alovely, dry andreasonably warmevening. Despite therestill being a recession,there was little evidencethat the participants had spared money on the floats andcostumes; they were magnificent. It was a noisy, excitingspectacular with vast crowds out to enjoy the evening.Stands provided beverages, food and balloons to make theparty go with a swing and we all had a lot of fun! .

I Wish You Enough

The following came to light amongst my ‘treasures’. - all thoselittle bits of paper, which get saved. - the Editor

"I wish you enough sun to keep your attitude bright.I wish you enough rain to appreciate the sun more.I wish you enough happiness to keep your spirit aliveI wish you enough pain so that the smallest joys in lifeappear much bigger.I wish you enough gain to satisfy your wanting.I wish you enough loss to appreciate all that you possess.I wish you enough hellos to get you through the finalgood-bye.

FlightsWe understand that British Airways plan to resume flightsto Madeira in the summer of 2015; maybe to compete withTAP and EasyJet.

Pedal PowerWe have discovered several firms which hire out bicycles,

(including guidedtours). The bikes comein several styles and

prices for hire andinclude three-wheelers,

mountain bikes,electric bikes, two-wheeled and three–wheeled scooters;there are also hybrid vehicles for hire at the new harbourcomplex on the Avenida do Mar.

‘Happy Bikes' is situated at the bottom of the hill from theclub; just turn sharp left up the steep lane when you reachthe roundabout. Their prices range from six euros for twohours hire to 26 euros for two days. They can arrange biketours of both the city and the mountains and the priceincludes cycle helmet, gloves, transport of the bicycle, andpersonal accident insurance.

EU NHS card

While renewing her card, Jennie Mathieson found that itread, ‘EXP: 2011. However she had been told that itremained valid until 2016. and if she had a problem, shecould telephone 0044191218999, giving details of herhealth insurance card number and her NHS number tohave it verified. She was also warned that if she appliedthrough the hotel reception, some hotels had anagreement with a private clinic or hospital and to makesure that she was to be sent to a state run hospital orclinic . Fortunately, this is not a problem that has beenexperienced at the Madeira Regency Club. It is always agood idea to make sure that one's travel insurance, healthdocumentation and prescription information is up-to-date and a copy at least is carried on holiday overseas.

Some members may be on EasyJet's e-mailing list but ifyou are not then you may like to know that EasyJet hasopened flight bookings through to the end of February2016.

New Ferry ServiceTrip Adviser has announced that Spanish Ferry operator,Naviera Armas, is now taking bookings for a new ferryservice operating between Portimão, Funchal and theCanaries.

The first service appears to be scheduled for 15th June2015.Sailing time to Madeira is 21 hrs and to Tenerife 42 hours.Web site is here:http://www.naviera-armas.com

Mr. & Mrs. C J Waller

The West of the Isle on a ‘Shoestring’Rodoeste

Every day, the No 139 bus leaves Funchal at 0900 hours,(from the Sao Lourenco Palace) and travels to Camara doLobos and Ribeira Bravo, (ten minute stop); then toEncumeada and Sao Vicente, (ten minutes stop); Seixaland Porto Moniz at 12.00 (four hours stop)

Return at 16.00, bus No. 80 from hotel and pools. Travelvia Ponto do Pargo and Calheta, (ten minute's stop); Pontodo Sol and Ribeira Bravo, (ten minutes stop), Camara doLobos and Funchal, arriving 20.00. Alternatively, thereverse route starts with a number 80 bus via the Rapida,arriving in Porto Moniz at 1300 and leaving on a No 139via the Rapida to arrive Funchal at 18.45. The journeycosts about €6 each way. However, this second routewill miss all the wonderful trip up through themountains.

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Food and Drink

There are many recipes for Bolo de Mel, (Christmas‘Honey’ Cake). Most recipes give ingredients andinstructions for several cakes. (They would feed a familyfor a year!)I recently, (successfully), produced a cake by reducingthe original recipe quantities to make just one cake.

Bolo de Mel

Preparation time: 30 minutes plus standing timeCooking time : 25 minutes.

200 g cake flour100g sugar20g mixed peel20 g chopped almonds100 g chopped hazelnuts5 g bicarbonate of soda3ml ground cinnamon **3 ml ground cloves1ml pepperPinch of salt1 ml ground ginger3ml aniseed3 ml allspice25 g sultanas

100 g butter, (or half lard and half butter)100 g treacle*1 lemon (grated rind plus half the juice)1 orange, (grated rind plus half the juice)2ml port or Madeira

Melted butter20 g walnuts10 g almonds

* to make measuring easier, stand the tin in hot water fora short time.** I replaced the aniseed with an equal quantity of mixedspice. The same can be done by replacing the spices witha similar type and quantity of spice - e.g., mixed spice forallspice).Method

1 Place the first 14 ingredients in a mixing bowl.Make a well in the centre. Add the melted butter, treacle,rind, juice and Madeira.

2 Mix to combine and knead well until blended. Themixture should come away from the sides of the bowl. Ifthe mixture is too soft, add a little extra flour to form a stiffdough.3. Brush the top of the batter with melted butter,cover and leave to stand overnight.4 Line a 20cm diameter cake tin with baking paperand grease well.5 Place the mixture in the prepared tin and spreadevenly.6 Arrange the walnuts and almonds in a pattern ontop of the cake.7 Bake in an oven pre-heated to 170 C for 20 to 25minutes. Do not dry out too much. Allow to cool slightlyin the tin, then turn out.8 When completely cold, wrap in cling film and setaside to mature for at least 2 weeks. The cake can be storedfor up to a year in an airtight container.

A Tiny TearoomStrolling back from the Forte in the general direction of thecable-car, we suddenly spotted a little staircase tuckedaway in a building opposite the cable-car. Called Alfazemae Chocolate, they were advertising home-made cake andrefreshments.

It turned out to be a delight. The tea room is very tiny, withseating for about eight, but with two tinier tables on thebalcony, overlooking the park. We chose the orange cakewith our coffee. The other cakes looked equally delicious!It was very moist and delightfully orangey. There is a goodrange of beverages, made to order.

Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday –Don Marquis in The Boston Globe’

“Never forget the six-foot -tall man who drowned crossingthe stream that was five feet deep on average.” - InvestorHoward Marks.

The Nissan Leaf 100% Electric CarBy Deborah

The Leaf is the first automatic I felt I was driving. I driveregularly between Dundee, Scotland and Sussex thereforeit was necessary that I could do this journey with theelectric Leaf. For the three days (14th-17th January

2015), the weather wascold 0°C to 3°C, wetand very windy; allthese factors decreasemileage from an elec-tric vehicle. As the firstday of driving ended, Ifelt as if it was a mod-ern day, top of the

range, car version of the horse and carriage in that when Istopped for a rest I had to tether it to a charge point to getfuelled up and rested for the next part of the journey,before stopping for my break. It felt good to be lookingafter the car first.

The charge machines had a 24-hour contact number on,the operators were helpful, told me which machinesworked, which they could start remotely, if I called themwhen I arrived. I once waited while somebody else usedthe charger and that was for 30 minutes. He warned methat if the cars run completely out of charge they have tostart charging on slow. All the service stations had thevery fast chargers. I realised by the end of the journey upto Scotland that all I needed was 30 minutes each time Istopped to allow about 60 minutes more driving.

Using the charger cost nothing, except possibly an annualcharge of about £20 for the card, which was lent to mewith the car. When I arrived in Dundee, I plugged the carinto the 13 amp house socket. The car was ready to usethe following morning to go to Edinburgh. There was afast charge point at Kinross Services, just before Edin-burgh and another fast charge point at IKEA (Edinburgh),which I used before leaving Edinburgh for Sussex thefollowing morning. The next charge point I aimed for wasLockerbie Johnstonebridge Services. Again, the operatorswere very helpful. The information is all accessible withsmart phones, laptop and tablets but I do not have one.

The journey timing went well - it was going to take justabout an hour to two hours longer than usual. BUT... Imissed the services atBirmingham! To re-cover the situation Icontinued on theM6/M1 for the near-est charging point and

did a shorter than usual charge; then to the A43 to catch upwith the M40 ... there were traffic works with roads shutand non-existent signs. I went back North on the M40 withthe only option but to turn around and try not to make thesame mistake. On the M40 I planned to stop at Beacons-field services. It was not lit up – I went past it, as the M40met with the M25; the M25 was closed and we werediverted onto the M4 and ‘miles left’ was indicating low.I was about to find out what to do when the electricity runslow.

Following signs on the navigational system to the nearestcharger at Heathrow, it was not clear that it was in theairport car park; that it is not one that I had a card for, norwas it a rapid charger. The miles (----) blinking at me fromthe dashboard. I rang the organisation shown on the charg-ing post; they could not help; the door to access the pointsto plug in cannot be opened remotely. I rang the break-down number. They were very helpful and efficient; thecar was picked up within the hour and taken to the nearest

fast charging point. Iwas on my way again.It was not one thingthat led to running outof charge, it was sever-al things –the same aswith a petrol or dieseldriven car. Providedcare is taken it is un-likely to happen often.

I love the car. It driveswell, is quiet, comfort-able, and well propor-tioned; the size is great.The room for rear seatpassengers is sensibleand takes account that

people need leg room in the back of cars. The boot is largeand the gadgets well thought out. I enjoyed watching thetrees growing on the instrument panel as I became moreefficient at preserving the electricity. The B mode I foundbest if engaged when on the flat and going downhill anddisengaged when going uphill or starting off.**

A lovely car – I have decided that this is the car for me.

Editors Note** (B-mode: Engages the regenerative braking systemmore aggressively on downhill slopes, helps reducebrake use, and power is fed back into the systemduring braking).

For More details contact:Thérèse Wynn-Davies,Innovation Specialist-davies@motorline.co.uk

Jennie Mathieson's daughter, Deborah, was given theopportunity to test drive a Nissan Leaf over an extended fewdays. Below is her report on the experience of driving a 100%electric car. Others contemplating ‘saving the planet’ may findher report useful

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Washing machines - while you wait!Drivers were able to do theirwashing and have a snack inthe time it took to ‘re-fill’.

An Electrifying Experience - or ‘Sparky’

Members who live in Scotland will be pleased to knowthat Jet2 are flying direct to Madeira from Glasgow asof now.

Ms. E M Mackay & Ms. C P M Wondergem

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What’s On 2015?

27th April - 3rd May

Madeira Film Festival – Hotel Reid’s Palace andTeatro Municipal Baltazar Dias

May

Festa do Limão (Lemon Festival) Ilha – Santana.

The annual Lemon Festival is celebrated in the town ofSantana, in the parish of Ilha. . Local farmers exhibit theirproduce and there are stalls selling cakes and traditionalfoods which use this vital ingredient. The parish producesabout 90 tonnes of lemons per year; 25% of the island’sproduction. There is also improvised folk music usingtraditional instruments.

Festa de Cebola. (Onion Festival) Caniço. This is acharming tribute to the local farmers and theagricultural produce of Caniço. There are artisticarrangements of produce and flowers and a parade oftractors and cars decorated with onions. Traditional music,craft displays food and wine ensure that this is a popularevent.

9th and 10th May

Belmond Reid’s Palace Classic Auto Show.

The annual Classic Auto Show is a car lovers’ paradise,with all the finest vintage and classic cars on the island.The streets are beautifully decorated and feature singinggroups and brass bands. Stroll along the EstradaMonumental between Reid’s Palace and Largo da Paz tosee a unique collection of rare and restored cars,motorbikes, and scooters from another era.

23rd to 31st May

Festas da Sé Funchal.

The streets come alive at the end of May during the Festasde Se. There is a typical street party, (arraial) Localrestaurants in Rua de João Tavira, Rua do Bispo, Rua daQueimada de Cima, Rua da Queimada de Baixo and Ruados Ferreiros feature special traditional menus and offer awide selection of local food and wine. The streets arebeautifully decorated and there are brass bands and singinggroups.

6th, 13th, 20th and 27th June

Atlantic Festival – Fireworks Contest.

The Atlantic Festival is an exciting annual event thatcombines entertainment and culture. It is in three parts; theMadeira Music Festival, the International FireworksCompetition and performances by philharmonic bands inFunchal’s city centre. Classical music performances are

held in the Palácio Sao Lourenco, Teatro MunicipalBaltazar Dias, Casa das Mudas and several churches inFunchal. On each Saturday night in June, contestants fromdifferent countries organise magnificent fireworks inharmony with accompanying music as part of theInternational Fireworks competition.

12th to 29th June

Festa dos Santos Populares (Festival of the PopularSaints) is one of the best loved festivals in Madeira.Dedicated to three saints, the parades filled the streets ofFunchal and there is plenty of music, bonfires and foodstalls. Santo Antonio is the saint of love and manymarriages take place at this time. São João – the patronsaint of Porto Santo – is honoured with candle-lit balloons.São Pedro is the protector of fishermen and livelycelebrations are held in the fishing ports of Camara deLobos and in Ribeira Brava.

Festa da Cereja (Cherry Festival) Câmara de Lobos,Jardim da Serra.

The sweet, ruby coloured cherry is the guest of honour atthe Festa da Cereja, an annual festival held in Camara deLobos. several varieties are harvested during the earlysummer including Norberto variety, which has adapted toMadeira’s climate and soil. The festive parade, stalls andmusic offer plenty of entertainment. Don’t forget tosample a glass of ginjinha, a delicious liqueur made fromMorello cherries.

Volta a Madeira – (Classic Rally) dates to be announced.

After the classic vehicles have been viewed along theAvenida Arriaga participants traverse the winding roadsfor over 400km through the breathtaking landscapes of theisland. The rally is held over several stages, from Funchalto Camara de Lobos, Machico and Santana.

July - in Brief

1st July - Madeira Day2nd 3rd & 4th July - Funchal Jazz Festival48 hours Dancing and Folklore, SantanaFesta da Lapa - Limpet FestivalBanana Exhibition - Madalena do Mar24 & 25th July Madeira Island Summer Opening30th July to 1st August - Madeira Wine Rally.

July/August Events in Madeira

1st July - Madeira Day - a National Holiday celebratingthe archipelago’s independence in 1976; picnics and plentyof lively, local events.

2nd, 3rd and 4th July - Funchal Jazz Festival, ParqueSanta Catarina - renowned jazz artists from across theglobe, local bands and musicians.

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For Sale, Rent or Wanted ApartmentsThe following apartments are for sale or rent (or both). Fuller details are to be found onwww.mroa.org - Correct at 08/03/2015. We are VERY low on apartment rentals. Those unlikely touse their apartment either late 2015 or 2016 could perhaps consider a web site entry?

Apartments for sale (in apartmentsequence)

010Week 25

040*Weeks 13&14&15

P11*Weeks 2&14

P21Weeks 32&33&42

P22Week 47

P23Weeks 46&47&48

P25Week 20

P26Weeks 28&41

P35Weeks 49&50

P36Weeks 5&6

P38*Weeks 47&48

105Week 52

203&501Weeks 51&52&1

402Weeks 22&23

403Weeks 22&23

406Weeks 42&43

502Week 52

504Weeks 44&45

514*Weeks 31&32

606*Weeks 30&31

802Weeks 36&37

803*Week 9

902 Penthouse*Weeks 6&7

903 PenthouseWeek 9

Apartments for rental & possiblesale (in week order)

Weeks 13&14202

Week 14P11*

Week 15P33

Week 20P25 & 315*

Weeks 22&23403

Weeks 31&32514*

Weeks 36&37802

Week 47P22Week 52502

Pxx - poolside*Two bedroom

Full details can be found onwww.mroa.org

Your Newsletter Needs YouThe Editor welcomes news from your stay in Madeira, Please send in any observations on new experiences tobe undertaken while visiting the island, restaurants and attractions. She also welcomes your pictures, drawingsand cartoons as well as any ideas you have for future newsletters.

Every effort is made to ensure thislist is accurate. However, it isimportant that you check your ownentry/entries on the MROA web siteto ensure that details are stillcorrect. It is also very importantcurrently to ensure that certificatesare valid. www.mroa.org

The Editor

“Ed Miliband is like a plastic bag caught in a tree. No one knows how he got up there and no one can be botheredto get him down.” Comedian Bill Bailey, quoted in The Times.

“If you only read one thing this year...then you’re probably the kind of person who’ll enjoy this.” Amazon reviewof Nigel Farage’s ‘The Purple Revolution’ My only contribution to the political debate - Ed.

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MROA CONTACT DETAILSAll MROA correspondence should be addressed as follows:

General Postal enquiries:Madeira Regency Owners Association

C/o “Ferndale House”, Highgate, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5BATelephone Jenny Mathieson 01342 823355

All e-mail communications:mroa.biz@virgin.net or helenabll@yahoo.co.uk

Newsletter contributionsHelena Bell, “Carillon” 15, Barcombe Avenue, SEAFORD, East Sussex, BN25 4DT

helenabll@yahoo.co.uk

Membership web sitewww.mroa.org

MROA AGM - BARNSDALE HALL HOTEL, RUTLAND WATER

On Sunday 7th June 2015

We will once again be holding this event at this beautiful venue. There will be a buffet lunch, followedby the afternoon meeting. Please put this date in your diaries so as to keep this date free. The AGMapplication form has already been sent out by email and will be mailed to all non-email members withthis Newsletter. It promises to be a busy meeting as a result of events over the past year and there will bemuch to discuss, regarding the MRC AGM and the future of MRC so the moral is “book early!

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Forty Eight Hours Dancing Folklore Festival - Santana- authentic Madeiran culture at 48 Horas a Bailar”. Folkdances, colourful costume, Portuguese instruments, localcuisine and crafts.

Festa da Lapa - (Limpet Festival) - Paul do Mar Limpetfestival - 3 days tribute to limpets harvested on the rockyshores around Paul do Mar - try lapas with garlic butterand lemon

Banana Exhibit - Madalena do Mar - a tribute to thisimportant product in the home of the islands largestplantations.

24th and 25th July - Madeira Island Summer Opening- Parque Santana Catarina - a 2 -day music festival .

30th July to 1st August - Rali Vinho do Madeira -(Madeira Wine Rally) - a 3-day event which attractsseveral European competitors, who's driving is tested to

the limits on the mountainous roads. One of the top eventsin the FIA European Rally Championships.

More complete details of July and August events will befound on the MROA website, ‘Enhancing Your Stay’ -Have a Wonderful Time! -The Editor