The month of August was a busy month at the Scottsmoor Meeting Hall.
In addition to pressure washing the high bay parking lot and sidewalks around the building, the floors were completely stripped down and re-waxed, the baseboards were removed and replaced, the walls and ceiling were patched up and repainted, along with the doors and trim. Corner speaker shelves were installed and speaker wires run through the ceiling, along with the addition of wireless microphones to the existing PA system. The kitchen was reorganized to free up space, and the old fire equipment was moved into storage. The hall was thoroughly cleaned and reorganized, and shadowboxes were installed for past and present photos, including a historical Scottsmoor display. A 40” TV was also installed in the small room. A new mailbox was installed, along with a sign by the front door with the website info and phone number to the hall.
We would like to recognize and thank the volunteers that have worked on this project over the last two weeks:
Alyssa Atkins
Floors, painting, baseboards
Chase Atkins
Floors, pressure washing, cleaning
Reily Atkins
Floors, pressure washing, cleaning
Jerrad Atkins
Floors, taping, painting, pressure washing
wiring, cleaning, signs, blinds
Arlene Chamberlain
Taping, painting, cleaning
Doug Chamberlain
Painting, pressure washing
Anne Foster
Scottsmoor Historical Display
Doug Funk
Taping
Craig Human
Signs
Rose McGinnis
Painting, cleaning
Tom Minch
Pressure Washing
Cherryl Murphy
Painting, cleaning, mailbox, blinds
Don Murphy
Mailbox
Paul Raulerson
Floors, signs
In addition to freshening up the look of our building, this project made the hall also more attractive to potential renters. This will help bring in revenue for our day-to-day operations, potentially easing some of the fundraising pressure. We may be soon working with the Cape Canaveral National Cemetery to provide use of the hall for Veteran’s memorial services.
We would like to begin updating the kitchen soon, so stay tuned!