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USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Police Emergency ………………..Call 911 Police non-Emergency…..321-952-3456 WBM Lawncare…………...321-693-3644 Code Enforcement/ Mark…321-723-9196 Animal Control ……………321-633-2024 Dept. Of Motor Vehicles….321-952-4540  

Palm Bay Colony Homeowners Association 2379 Ersoff Blvd. Palm Bay, Fl 32905 website palmbaycolony.org tel. 321-723-9196 FAX 723-6356

June 2017

Office Hours:   Monday‐Wednesday‐Friday  from 9:00‐11:00am. Please don’t hesitate to come in and talk to us Board Mee ngs: weekly on Wednesdays at 11:00 am 

Reminders of Pool Guidelines Pool Passes: ALL members must wear their yellow silicone wristband when in the pool area. ALL guests of members must wear an orange silicone wristband when in the pool area.

These ‘pool pass’ wristbands must be worn when using the pool. This is our only way of insuring that our pool is used exclusively by members and their guests. When company is coming to vis-it, please come in and get their pool passes ahead of time so everyone is prepared to use the pool. There is a $5.00 deposit required for each pool pass. This deposit will be returned when wrist bands are returned to office. PLEASE RETURN GUEST POOL PASSES AS SOON AS YOUR COMPANY LEAVES.

Pool Rope: The rope that goes across the pool marks a line that is 2 feet from where the pool floor starts to drop at a high rate. By law, this rope CANNOT BE REMOVED for lap swimming when there is no lifeguard present. Because we do not have a lifeguard, this rope must remain intact at all times.

Furniture: All chairs and lounges must be put back in place after you use them. Lounges should be lined up along fence under canopy and along white vinyl fence; chairs should be placed around the tables. Lounges CANNOT be used along the fence opposite the pool canopy

Shower/Lotions:: Please shower prior to entering pool to remove lotions/oils. Please refrain from using an exces-sive amount of lotions. Thank you

Do We Want to Invite

These Creatures to Our Neighborhood?

We realize that there are residents of Palm Bay Colony who love animals, those that are pets and those that are not. We also know that some people are putting food out for the cats who are not pets to anyone. But we don’t know that every-one is aware of some of the consequences of putting food out

for the feral cats in PBC. According to a presentation on the news recent-ly, food that is put out for one animal actually attracts other wild animals that we’re sure you don’t want around your home. These animals include coyotes (that attack small animals such as your dogs and cats), raccoons (who can get into rubbish, and one was recently reported in PBC that was rabid), squirrels ( these can become a nuisance and can also damage screens on our properties). It’s also

been reported to us that the feral cats have damaged vapor barriers and in-sulation under our homes. Please do not put food outside your homes so that we can minimize the chance of these wild animals living in our community. If you’re concerned with the cats, bring them to the SPCA or a facility where they can be put up for adoption.

Thank you for your cooperation in this serious matter.

Happy Fathers Day

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Happy Hour/Fun Friday, Fri., June 2 @ 6 pm Bring a snack to share and your own drinks. We will also be celebrating our June birthdays and anniversaries. Ice Cream Social, Friday, June 16, @ 6 pm Come and enjoy a free ice cream sundae. We offer several flavors including a sugar free fla-vor. Bingo, follows Ice Cream Social at 6:30 pm. With the snowbirds leaving, you have a bet-ter chance of winning! Bring a food item to donate and get 1 free card. Cards are 50 cents each.

Fathers Day Breakfast, Sun., June 18, 9 am Palm Bay Colony Fathers are free. All others and guests pay $5.00. Please sign up by Fri-day, June 16 so Suzanne and her crew will know how much food to prepare.

Activity Meeting, Monday, June 19 at 9:15am We welcome anyone interested in helping with activities. This is your club so we need new people and new ideas to keep our many activ-ities happening.. Karaoke & More, Friday, June 23@ 6:30 pm Come sing along with your friends and neigh-bors. Pancake Breakfast, Wednesday, June 28, 8-9:30am Pancakes are free; you can add sausage for only 50 cents. Movie Night, Friday, June 30, @ 6:30pm. Come and enjoy a good movie AND popcorn! Featured movie is “Field of Dreams”.

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**************************************************** Happenings ( cont. from page 10) More than fifty well wishers gathered at the clubhouse on Sunday afternoon for an ice cream social ‘send off’ for Barbara & Richard Bouthillier. Barb and Rich have been living in Palm Bay Colony for the past 17 years and will be moving on June 15 to live with their son. They love living in PBC, but changes are need-ed in their lives at this time. They have been great friends and volunteers during these years. We wish them both the very best in their new surroundings. Thanks to John & Cheryl for host-ing this event in their honor. Delores Davie ***************************************************** Please note there are a few items left in the kitchen from events we’ve had in the club-house. Check and see if you are missing something, it might be in the kitchen at the clubhouse. After a period of time these ‘lost’ items will be sold at our Flea Market or add-ed to our kitchen equipment.

A+ DENTAL CARE

Dr. A.T. M. AMIN

1890 Palm Bay Rd Suite #2

Palm Bay, FL 32905

(321)724-5100

SATURDAY HOURS AVAILABLE

including

Cleanings, Fillings, Extractions, Root Canals, Gum Treatments, Crowns, Bridgework, Removable Partials & Dentures, Implants & Fixed Dentures & Partials, Denture Relining & Repairs while

you wait.

Cleaning and Exam $59. including X-Rays as needed

New Patients Only

Activities Request We are always looking for individuals to be chairpersons for our activities. There will be a sign up sheet on the counter for you to sign up for activities that interest you. Maybe you’d like to chair one of these events, or maybe you’d like to serve on a commit-tee….just let us know. Every activity will have a chairperson and that person will be responsible for obtaining the committee for that event. Don’t be shy…..let me know what you’d like to take part in…..and enjoy! Thank you,

Maryann

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LOW COST PEST CONTROL FOR SENIORS IN MANUFACTURED HOMES JUST $26. ONCE EVERY THREE MONTHS 

NO CONTRACT REQUIRED NICHOLAS ADAMS TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL 

LICENSED‐CERTIFIED‐INSURED (321) 501‐6938

CHEKMARC’S RESTAURANT                              2162 Harris Avenue NE    Palm Bay, Florida  

676‐1200 

 Marc & Marilyn Schiff   Of Palm Bay, Inc. 

MACK’S ELECTRIC P.O. Box 61928 Palm Bay, FL 32905

Phone (321) 733-0472 Lic, ER-0012411 Cell Phone (321) 288-6528

Happy Birthday to:

6/2 Joyce Fivecoate 6/14 Carolyn Bowman 6/2 Leo Blair 6/15 Steve Bruhn 6/5 Bea L’Heureux 6/15 Charles Otten 6/8 Helen Dundon 6/16 Teresa Kundert 6/11 Carol Erwine 6/19 Eileen O’Brien 6/11 Kim Kimball 6/22 Nancy Gordon 6/12 Skip Becker 6/23 Ellanore Freeman 6/12 Jerry Glass 6/24 Florence McLaughlin 6/13 Omar Estep 6/28 John Lucadamo 6/14 Bev Effner Happy Anniversary to:

6/4 Mya & Pete Riewer 1959 6/10 Debbie & Jerry Glass 1967 6/12 Eileen & Mike O’Brien 1965 6/15 Roberta & Tom Moss 1968 6/18 Dee & Larry Groover 1955 6/21 Sharon & Dave Lawrence 1997 6/22 Trish & Dick Payton 1991 6/24 Sandy & Larry Meyers 1961 6/26 Linda & Fritz Zarse 1999 6/27 Linda & Arlyn Richardson 1981 6/29 Jackie & Ed Guntert 1963 

RECYCLING INFO

We’re using our new trash/recycling station, with thanks again to Mark Coffin for making the new counter area for coffee, trash and recycling. A couple of things that are often found in the recycling container that shouldn’t be there are as follows. Please do your best to follow the basic instructions that are posted on the wall above the disposal area, and remember:

* NO PLASTIC BAGS * NO DIRTY NAPKINS * NO DIRTY PAPER PLATES * PAPER CUPS SHOULD BE DUMPED BEFORE THROWING THEM IN * COVERS FOR COFFEE CUPS ARE RECYCLABLE It’s an ongoing process, so PLEASE REMEMBER TO RECYCLE.

Thank you,

Lorraine Post

BELA’S CLIPPERS AND CURLS We’re at our new location

Beauty Shop V o t e d # 1 P e o p l e s P o l l Barber Shop Walk-Ins Welcome Walk-Ins Welcome Appointments Preferred 1051 Eber Blvd. Suite #104 Experienced Barbers

Corner of Eber & Dairy ****************** Razor/Scissors Cut 727-3570 SENIOR SPECIALS Roller sets Barber cut: Blow Dry Men & women..$9.00 Permanents 62 years young & up Foils Color Work ****************** Facial Waxing Hours: Tuesday-Friday Get 10 cuts and get Licensed Operators 9:00am-5:00pm the 11th one…..FREE Friendly Atmosphere Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm Men’s regular…$13 Friendly Atmosphere Flat Top………..$13 Natural & Artificial Nail Services

SINCE 1989

If you’d like your birthday or anniversary published in the Crier, please call the office with this information.

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From the Office We celebrated our Mothers and Memorial Day in May, and now we move on to June and cele-brate our Fathers and Flag Day. It’s a busy time in the office and around Palm Bay Colony. We are pleased to announce that the upgrading of the tennis/pickleball courts is complete. We now have a new pickleball court and a fence between the two pickleball courts which will eliminate the need to chase after the balls. On Monday, June 5, the painting of our clubhouse will begin. Because the inside will be painted first, the clubhouse will be closed beginning June 5. We will notify everyone through OneCall when the clubhouse will reopen. We’re hoping to reopen by the weekend of June 10. The pool will remain open through the painting project except for the days they will be painting in the pool area. We have been getting estimates on enlarging the pool deck area to accommodate more tables for parties. This was your first choice on the priority list filled out at our last General Meeting. We will have more news on this as the summer progresses. We’re hoping to call a special meeting to vote on this project so we can complete it by fall. If we do, absentee ballots will be available to those who are not here when the meeting takes place. We are currently updating our census information for 2017. If you haven’t filled out a new form, there is one at the center of this Crier that you can fill out and return to the Office as soon as possible. We have started mailing forms to our snowbirds who are ‘up north’ already. The form will also be available to print off of our webpage. We are getting estimates on the next storm water drain to be replaced...updates to follow. Please remember there is a $5.00 late fee for dues paid after the 10th of the month. We ask that you be cautious and be safe…..if you see anything or anyone that looks ‘out of the ordinary’, please call 911 and report it…..please don’t try to be a hero!

Thanks again to all our volunteers who give so much of themselves and make Palm Bay Colony a great place to live….you are all appreciated! Cheryl

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Palm Bay Colony Home Owners Association Board of Directors President…………,,,,,,…….,..Cheryl Kisiel Treasurer….………………..Janie Levesque Vice President………………..Ethel Placey Secretary…….………...MaryEllen Laughton Sergeant at Arms…….......Roger Michaud Director…….…………...…Patty Swartzlander Director…………………...Mark Capozzella                                                                     Committee Chairperson Office Management………….Cheryl Kisiel Rules/Regulations/Bylaws...……..Cheryl Kisiel Advertising……………………Ethel Placey Activities…………………………..Maryann Nola The Crier……………………...Cheryl Kisiel Activities Liason………......MaryEllen Laughton Decorations…………………..…Bev Effner One Call Now……………….….Roger Michaud Block Captains………….........Ethel Placey Housekeeping…………………..Thelma Bango/ Groiunds Maintenance…..Dave Levesque Linda Richardson Pool Maintenance……… John Kisiel/ Code Enforcement…………...Mark Capozzella Art Heiter/Dave Levesque Sunshine Person..…,…................Phyllis Liatos

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Reminders for Everyone

. Music by the Pool Please be considerate of others when using music at the pool. You might want to ask if others want music and check on the volume settings. Remember to shut music off before you leave pool area if you turned it on.

Dogs/cats on Leash According to city ordinances , ALL dogs and cats must be on a leash ; leashes must not be more than 6 feet long per city of Palm Bay

Golf Cart Parking—- golf carts should park in areas designated for golf carts: near the sidewalk on Eristoff side of clubhouse, near the front corner of clubhouse, and on grass near pool entrance. Please do not park in walkway to pool. There will soon be a sign des-ignating the parking area on the grass near the pool entrance.

Carl Acquaviva, R.Ph. Maria Sikking Uhler, PharmD * Full Service Pharmacy * Walkers, Wheelchairs, Nebulizers

* Compounded Medications * Compliance Packaging for Medications

* Tricare and Health First Welcome * Shingles, Pneumonia, and Flu Vaccinations

* Complete Line of Medical Equipment * Locally Owned and Operated for 27 Years ***FREE DELIVERY*** 1555 Port Malabar Blvd * Palm Bay Phone: 725-7188 * Medical Supply: 768-1400

Blinds Left Open As requested by the Police Department, blinds in the clubhouse should be left open overnight for security reasons.

Bonnie DeCaro Realtor Satellite Beach Florida 321-698-7334 Email: your-earthlink.net

Garnu Realty

This space available

for a business card ad

for only $5.00/ month

Call the office for information

Cleaning Up After Events Whether it’s Coffee Hour, cards, or a big party, tables should be wiped down and floors swept after ALL activities, especially if there is food involved. There is a rechargeable carpet sweeper located by the kitchen door that can be used for the floors. It’s everyone’s responsibil-ity to keep the clubhouse clean and bug free.

Phone Books

The new Phone Directory has been completed and is available in the office. Please come in and pick up your copy — available both by names and by streets.

We also have copies of the Photo Phone Directory. If you had your picture taken, and you haven’t picked up your free copy, just come in and let us know.

Recycle Please Please remember to throw trash in the bin marked ‘Trash’ and recycle items go into the “Recycle” bin. If we all work together on this, we’ll leave a better world for our children and grandchildren.

Entrance to the clubhouse should be through the main door near the office or through the doors in pool area. All other doors are designated as Emergency Exits only. Currently the ‘”Emergency Exits Only” signs are posted on the inside of the doors, but there will soon be signs on the exterior of these doors stating this. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

Library Donations– When donating books for our library, please donate one small plastic bag at a time so our volunteers ‘librarians’ can get new books shelved as quickly as possible.

 

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GARY VAUGHN LLC HI! My name is Gary Vaughn. I am licensed and insured in the State of

Florida for both air conditioning and electrical contracting

AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTING LICENSE # RA13067378

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING

LICENSE # ER13014421

I have provided services in Palm Bay Colony since 2006.

I am 10 minutes away from Palm Bay Colony. My low overhead expenses allow my rates to be very reasonable. I have business relationships with many local equipment vendors. You can contact me or leave a message 24 hours a day. I will respond to all requests for service, ASAP.

My goal has always been to satisfy my clients, and hopefully, have them recommend my work to others.

PHONE 321-271-1697

We reach out to Serene Harbor, Inc. Serene Harbor, Inc. is a local domestic violence shelter. Those who meet the admission criteria are admitted, along with their children to the shelter. While there, clients are provided with basic needs and a continuum of services. We thought we’d try to help them by donating items on their wish list. Please put your donations in the bin at the clubhouse. We are currently collecting the following: gift card toilet paper tissues paper towels aluminum foil towels blankets wet wipes laundry detergent liquid hand soap pillow cases dish detergent hand sanitizer It’s good feeling to help others, especially at this time of the year,

so let's do our best to reach out and help this cause.

Library News Book Reviews

The Black Box by Michel Connelly

South Central L.A. was a war zone. Gangs ruled the streets — the reason for all the chaos. LAPD officers beating of a black motorist and a jury’s decision of ‘not guilty’ verdict. The National Guard was called in because small crowds of angry people were hanging out on the street corners Harry Bosch, Edgar Robleto, and Delwyn of LAPD homicide got a call— a white woman was found shot in her eye was laying dead in an ally. Her name, Annek Jesperson, a foreign press photographer from Denmark. No gun was found — just one bullet. Because another call came in of another homicide — the Annek Jesperson case had too short a time to investigate and pick up more clues — the case turned cold and was put in the cold case black box—named Snow White. Twenty years later Jerry Bosch was given the case to solve. Harry found out Annek shot photos in war zones and she was on a story involving Desert Storm — was her death a war crime? Did it have to do with the National Guard? Did Harry found out who killed Annek and why? By the way, “a black box” holds all the evidence of a crime. Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn A wife goes missing, a husband is a suspect because their living room looks like a wreck with blood everywhere. This is the best review I can give the book — because the story starts slow-ly. By the middle of the story I was wondering if it would get better. I even skipped pages. As a speed reader I never do this — as you read on you have a good idea what’s happening. The book was on the Best Sellers List and a movie was made of it. My opinion ….if the author writes a sequel and calls it “Gone Growl for Good” I may be tempted to read it. For me, it had a bad ending. Dee Zoeller

Please donate only a few books at a time

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Classified Ads — Items for Sale — Items Wanted

Black leather day bed with two mattresses. Excellent condition. $250.00 Call 916-984-9576

Reduced! Lift Chair by Lazy Boy: 1 year old. Purchased new for $1300. Asking $250. Call Nancy at 321-956-6413

Wanted: Looking for exercise bike Call Winnie @ 321-409-1750

Nordic Track Elliptical Exercise Machine: Cash only: $1000. Call Cheri 580-84-3817

Wanted: used fishing tackle—-any quantity——any condition Please call: J.P. Perkin at 321-724-9412 8am-8-pm

For Sale: 3 sheds of tools for $1200. Scooter — $100. Chest Freezer, 2 yrs. old — $75. Call Beverly at 321-953-2359

A Note of Thanks…. ….to Mark Capozzella for installing the new air conditioner in the kitchen. This will cer-tainly make it more comfortable for those working the kitchen at our events. ….to Harlyn Brooks for donating the lovely new water color for the mens room. Harlyn is our resident artist who teaches the art classes at the clubhouse.

These are just two examples of the wonderful volunteers we have in Palm Bay

Colony…...thank you!

When you volunteer, you get a good feeling,,,,,,, Linda and Thelma could always use more help in cleaning our clubhouse,, es-pecially during the summer months. Please consider helping with this….just sign up on the list on the bulletin board. Thank you!

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The Crier is a publication of Palm Bay Colony Home Owners Association that is published monthly, and hand delivered by our block captains to each mem-ber’s home prior to the 1st of the month. Editor : Cheryl Kisiel 413-250-0865 email: ckisiel31@gmail.com Remember The Crier is Your Newsletter I’m always looking for human interest stories for the Crier. This is your newsletter so if you’d like to in-clude something in The Crier , please submit it by the 21st of the month to our editor, Cheryl Kisiel. Cheryl’s contact information is listed above. I will try to include Items submitted in the following month’s Crier, space permitting. Please include your name , phone number, and date submitted. Want to get the Crier ‘back home’? If you’d like to receive the Crier while you’re away from Palm Bay Colony, just bring in a stamped, self addressed envelope for each month you’ll be away. We’ll mail it to you. Or you can always access it on our website at www.palmbaycolony.org.

SUNSHINE REPORT

 Get well cards were sent to : Mary Conte John Kisiel Doris Kemper Al Bastien Shirley Parsons David Anderson J.B. Bowman Sympathy cards were sent to: Beverly Rutherford Jim Kimball

If you know someone who is sick, hospitalized, etc., or someone who has a lost a

loved one, please call Phyllis Liatos at 321– 729-6687 with that information 

TRAVEL ADVENTURES WITH KATHY & MARIE We specialize in meeting your every travel

need.

An Amish Christmas- Dec. 9 -13, 2017

Every year we start the holiday season with a unique trip. This year travel with Kathy to PA., Land of the Amish & Mennonites to see how they celebrate the Holidays. Kathy is a native of the area & some of her rela-tives were raised “PLAIN”, so she is anxious to show you the world of unique Lancaster County Artisans, Village & Farm Museums, delicious food & the fa-mous Christmas Character, “der Belsnickel”. We will visit the Mennonite Head-quarters, dine with the the Stoltz fuses, an Amish Couple, at their farm & learn from them . Visit Amish workshops, enjoy a Christmas Feast, make pret-zels, & finish the trip at “Sight & Sound” with an amazing Christmas show. Even if you have traveled in this area before, OUR EXPERIENCE, will be spe-cialized & different from anything that you have encountered. Join us for our annual Holiday trip & learn about this unique group of people.

Price Includes: Transfers to/from PA. Airport to hotel, 4 Nights at the Best Western Village Inn, Intercourse, PA., 4 Hot Breakfasts, 1 Christmas Feast & 1 Amish Meal, Motorcoach Tours, Admission to the Movie “Who are the Amish”, Admission to the National Christmas Center, PA. Dutch Holiday & Christmas Feast at the Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum, Meet “der Bels-nickel, a day with Stephen & Martha Stoltzfus, Admission to the Sight & Sound Music Threater, Admission to Sturgis Pretzel Fac-tory in Lititz, tour of the Moravian Church, & Services of Tour Di-rector Kathy Rutt from Apollo Travel

$849.00 per person based on Double $1149.00 Single

INCREDIBLE ICELAND- Sept 15-22, 2017. We still have a 2 rooms available!

For info call KATHY at 321-726-1859 or MARIE at 321-752-0066 or email kateway@bellsouth.net

www.adventureswithkathyandmarie.com

Happy Fathers Day to all our Dads!

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Thank you! We thank those who donated this month to our Beautification Fund and our Mowing Fund: Beautification donors: Gerd Menzel Monica Martin Mowing donors: Dave & Janie Levesque Darrel & Jeraldine Taylor It’s generous actions such as these that help maintain our community!

Know someone who could use some advertising for their business?

We have some advertising space available in the Crier. If you know of someone who could use

some inexpensive ads , just have them call the Office.. Prices for ads: business card size —— $5.00 per month half page ——————$15,00 per month full page —————— $30. per month

Storm Water Drain Project Because of the generous donations that have recently been made we now have $9635.44 in our Storm Water Drain Fund.

Thank you for your generosity and please remember, this is a community effort and we greatly need all homes to donate to this cause. Remember, a donation of $177.00 from every house-hold will give us the money to fix all our drains within or community.

Thank you for your anticipated donations!

Home Star Storage Formerly Woodlake Self Storage

Now offering outside storage for RV’s Ask us about our referral fee program

First 2 months — 50% off 10% Senior Discount 10% Military Discount

www.woodlakeselfstoragefl.com

4500 Lipscomb St. NE Palm Bay, FL 32905

(321) 724-0935

What Makes a Dad

God took the strength of a mountain, The majesty of a tree,

The warmth of a summer sun, The calm of a quiet sea,

The generous soul of nature, The comforting arm of night,

The wisdom of the ages, The power of the eagle's flight, The joy of a morning in spring, The faith of a mustard seed,

The patience of eternity, The depth of a family need,

Then God combined these qualities, When there was nothing more to add,

He knew His masterpiece was complete, And so,

He called it ... Dad

We wish all Dads a very happy Fathers Day and a year filled with happiness .

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Happenings in our community….. Started out the month of May with a good turnout to celebrate Derby Day at Happy Hour. As usual we named our horses after six of the favorites running in the Kentucky Derby. Twice be-fore this year the winner in our derby was the same as the actual derby. That didn’t happen this year though. We had six races and I had a winner in every race...and I broke even! AND, I had a lot of fun. Isn’t that what it’s all about? There was lots of food and another delicious birthday cake — thanks to Suzanne. There was no one there to celebrate a birthday, but Chya was with us to celebrate her wedding anniversary. Thankfully, we had the anniversary to celebrate and didn’t have to celebrate Dave’s birthday AGAIN! One of our new members, Lorraine, won the Derby Hat Contest and was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Thanks to all who helped with setup and cleanup chores , and to our MC, Mike. It was a fun time. The birthday party Tom threw for Roberta was great fun. Lots of well wishers, great music, and delicious food. Happy Birthday, Roberta! New faces seen this month mixing up and cooking pancakes and sausage in the kitchen. Kathy, Anna Mae, and Delores filled in for Steve and from all the nice compliments I heard, they must have done a good job. Thank you… The Mother of all Mother’s Day Breakfasts was held right here in our clubhouse. Roger has been organizing and hosting this event for several years and this year topped them all. He and his committee of eight men cooked for and served 75 members a delicious and colossal meal. It had everything one could possible want to eat starting with a plate complete with muffins, Danish, fruit and juice. This was followed men serving a dish filled with ham, sausage, bacon, eggs, hash browns and a biscuit to each individual attending. Then Larry came around and served sausage gravy to those who wanted it for their biscuits. Each mother was given a beauti-ful rose when she arrived and, later on, Rose presented each Mother with a lovely yellow rose..her gift to all mothers attending. After breakfast Roger awarded door prizes and some special prizes…..special recognition was given to Una as the oldest mother attending; candy was given to mothers who had daughters with them; Roger had cash prizes too…..Elida got $1.00 for having a penny in her purse; Jen-nifer received $5.00 for her dollar bill that had a “4” on it. Jennifer also won some candy for recit-ing the alphabet backwards! Try that….it’s not easy. Everyone left stuffed and happy. Thank you, Roger and your team of men for treating us ladies like royalty It was a wonderful breakfast. We’ve missed seeing John Conte around the clubhouse for the past several weeks. He’s been busy looking after Mary with her stays in the hospital and rehab. Thank you, John, for all the chores you have done and do for all our members. And our prayers for Mary for a quick recov-ery. Roger has been filling in for John with Coffee Hour. We appreciate all volunteers and the work they do to keep our facility running smoothly and looking great! A good number attended Ice Cream and Bingo this month considering most of our snowbirds have left for the summer. Prizes were a little lower but that didn’t mean we weren’t having fun! Winners for the night were: Bev E., Margaret, Suzanne, Carol E., Diane and Debbie, and Steve (coverall). There were two 50/50 winners, each taking home $30. Thanks to John & Cheryl, Steve & Jennifer, and Dave & Janie for serving the ice cream. Mike even got some applause for his jokes this month! We thank everyone for all your help working this event and thanks for those who attended. (continued on page 3)

June 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Pickleball 8:30am Water exercise 9:30am Poker @ 5:00PM Womens cards , 5:30pm

2 Happy Hour 6:00pm Coffee Hour 8-9:30 am Water exercise 9:30am Water aerobics 3:00pm

3 Prayer Meeting 9 am Pickleball 8:30am

4 5 Clubhouse Closed

6 Clubhouse Closed 7 Clubhouse Closed 8 Clubhouse Closed 9 Clubhouse Closed

10 Prayer Meeting 9 am Pickleball 8;30am

11 12 Coffee Hour 8-9:30am Water exercise 9:30am Line Dancing 3:00pm Water aerobics 3:00pm Euchre 5:15pm

13 Golf League 8:30am Pickleball 8:30am Water exercise 9:30am Poker, 5:00 Womens cards 5:30pm

14 Flag Day Coffee Hour 8-9:30 Water exercise 9:30 Art Class noon-3pm Water aerobics 3:00pm Mens/womens cards 5:30

15 Pickleball 8:30 Water exercise 9:30am Poker # 5:00p m Womens cards, 5:30pm

16 Ice Cream Social 6 pm Bingo 6:30 pm Coffee Hour 8-9:30am Water exercise 9:30am Water aerobics 3:00pm

17 Prayer Meeting 9 am Pickleball 8:30am

18 Fathers Day Breakfast 9:00am

19 Activity Mtg 9:15 am Coffee Hour 8-9:30a Water exercise 9:30am Line Dancing 3:00 Wa-ter aerobics 3:00pm Euchre 5:15pm

20 Golf League 8:30 Pickleball 8:30am Water exercise 9:30 Poker, 5:00pm Womens cards, 5:30pm

21 Coffee Hour 8-9:30am Water exercise 9:30am Art Class noon-3pm Water aerobics 3:30pm Mens/womens cards

22 Pickleball 8:30am Water exercise 9:30am Poker @ 5:00 pm Womens cards , 5:30pm

23 Karaoke and More 6:30pm Coffee Hour 8-9:30am Water exercise 9:30am Water aerobics 3:00pm

24 Prayer Meeting 9 am Pickleball 8:30am

25 26 Coffee Hour 8-9:30am Water exercise 9:30am Line Dancing 3:00pm Water aerobics 3:00pm Euchre 5:15pm

27 Golf league 8:30am Pickleball 8:30am Water exercise 9:30am Poker 5:00pm Womens cards 5:30pm

28 Pancake Breakfast 8am Water exercise :30am Art Class noon-3pm Water aerobics 3:30pm Mens/womens cards 5:30

29 Pickleball 8:30 am Water Exercise 9:30 am Poker @ 5:00pm Womens cards, 5:30 pm

30 Movie Night 6:30 pm Coffee Hour 8-9:30am Water exercise 9:30 am Water aerobics 3:00 pm

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New Census Forms for 2017

Please fill out the Census Form to the right and return it to the Office as soon as possible (if you haven't already done so).

This will help us to update all our records, and have them available to the State of Florida.

Thank you for helping us with this project.

If you have a neighbor who is not a mem-ber of the HOA, please ask them to come to the Office and fill out their census form.

Again, ‘Thank you”!