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VALENCIA LAKES

By Patty Hibsher

hat better way to celebrate love than to have a party at Valencia Lakes? Th is

year our Valentine’s party had a new twist. On February 14th, several couples

participated in the renewal of their wedding vows in a very special ceremony

offi ciated by the ever famous Captain Bill. We gathered poolside at 7pm on a most

beautiful moonlit night, where each couple was given balloon corsages. At the conclusion

of the ceremony, the couples kissed and released their balloons, which fl oated up so gently

to waiting stars. After a champagne toast, the couples received vow renewal certifi cates

and joined the rest of the attendees for an evening of dining and dancing in our beautifully

decorated social hall. Music was provided by Bobby G. Summers, who kept us dancing. Chef

Michael provided hors d’oeuvres, wine and soft drinks. His piece de resistance was the dessert

bar replete with a chocolate fountain. Pictures to memorialize the evening were taken by

Cassandra Leopold and Al Wax. Th anks to our volunteers, our excellent staff and especially to

all of you who attended. Th at’s what makes our parties so special and so successful!

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V A L E N C I A L A K E S

Event & Program HighlightsValencia Lakes

DOG SHOW WINNERS!

1ST PLACEDOG #3

BELLA (BIEWER)Sonia Malsch

2ND PLACEDOG #8

ADDY MAE (BIEWER)Gerry & Emily Bell

3RD PLACEDOG #10

COOPER (Golden Doodle)Tony Montisano

Th e Fishing Club hosted the 2nd Annual

Home and Outdoor Expo at Valencia

Lakes Clubhouse. More than 70 vendors participated, including resident Debby Bilkey,

pictured far right.

Home and Outdoor Expo

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SAVER’S CORNERSomebody once said “Buying quality at low cost equal’s value.” Value is what we look for in our club. You can fi nd a list of recommended vendors at the Clubhouse.

If you live in VALENCIA LAKES,phone and save.

NOTE: Th e Buying Club is a group of volunteers that, in good faith, research to fi nd reliable and reasonable vendors for our community. We are NOT to be held liable or responsible for any wrongdoing. Your sole remedy for dissatisfaction with these vendors is to stop using their services. Should you have any questions, call:

Bob Corin (401) 524-0255Diane Voyles (813) 634-7809

David Graham (813) 938-3315VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.vlbuyinggroup.com

HAVE YOU MET?..JEAN & NEIL FERMANJean and Neil Ferman have just joined the VL community. Originally from New York’s Rockland County where he lived for the last 35 years until his recent retirement, Neil spent 30 of those years as Vice President of Operations and Systems Support in the fi nancial and brokerage industry, domestic and global, at Citibank and Merrill Lynch. Jean served as a fi nancial manager in the banking industry — J.P. Morgan/Chase for the last 20 years. Th ey both enjoy baseball, football, basketball, beaches and traveling — and are looking forward to meeting new friends, enjoying the good weather and upcoming new life.

L I F E E V E N T S

ANNIVERSARIES

BIRTHDAYSAPRIL 1 Tony Badalamenti 1 Fran Daigle 1 Lorraine Baricevic 2 James Lucas 3 Brenda Nightingale 4 Irene Iswarienko 5 Elaine Marz 7 Mike Somerville 7 Roy Walker 8 Michael Gardivaud 9 Sharon Lucas 13 Richard Vikander 14 Hank Willman 14 Ralph Lasalle 15 Dottie Koehler 16 Marilyn Gilligan 17 Emanuel Katherine 17 Andy Betz 19 Jackie Webber

APRIL 1 Gary & Karen Lifshin 2 Marty & Marilyn Gilligan 6 D. Schneider & Janice Lorenti 15 David & Geraldine Breen 18 Andy & Stephanie Betz 24 Nick & Lorraine Baricevic 27 R. Maingault & H. Macdonald 29 Sheldon & Arlene Shapiro

MAY 4 Frank & Judi Cavalier 5 Marylin & Paul Rahn 17 Mike & Sunny Preble 25 Joe & Rita Hoff man 26 David & Mary Graham 29 Roger & Ogie Gullett

Richard F. and Susan M. Zavrl

Susan M. & James N. Gehrke & Gehrke FA

Richard P. & Brenda J. Nightingale

James P. and Susan S. Keeper

Carl R. & Jacquelyn Webber

Gail M. Hall

Cora Lee Fannon & Patricia Drennan, TR

Glenn P. & Jacquiline S. Messerschmitt

Brian Knight & Ann Knight

Gary Parker & Jacqueline Parker

Janet K. Ridenour

Vincent DiLeonardo & Dale B. DiLeonardo

Gary Lifshin & Karen Lifshin

Vitangelo Del Vescovo & Anna Del Vescovo

Gerard Frettoloso & Rosalie Frettoloso

Marisa Casado

Mark T. Gussey & Patricia A. Gussey

Frank Pfaff enbichler & Marie Pfaff enbichler

Nikola Baricevic & Lorraine Baricevic

Michael F. Brennan & Natalie M. Brennan

Hans Koeplin & Renate Koeplin

Terry Lachman & Janice Lachman

Bong Sung Yoo & Jung Ok Lee

Gregory Idleman & Deborah Idleman

Eileen Flaxman

Mary Davis

Adolph Paola & Leatrice E. Paola

Yudh Y. & Lilia E. Singh

Robert & Helga Woloshin

Debra J Escobio

Mr. Philip Mandel & Madeline Mandel

WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS

19 Audrey Northup 20 Nancy Flanigan 20 Mark Styron 20 Bill Kelly 22 Bob Howerter 26 Susan Roberts 27 Frank Cavalier 27 Marie Pfaff enbichler

MAY 16 Richard Nightingale 17 Charles Varlack 18 Yodha Singh 20 Anne Lubner 27 Jeanne Laff er 28 Debbie Staff ord 28 Emilia DuPuch 29 Frank Pfaff enbichler 29 Jill Kelly 31 Margie Kramer 31 William Goldman 31 Lois Cremonni

JUNE 12 Mary Isaac 15 Charles Miller 18 Edna Rogers 19 Douglas Campbell 19 Caroles Varlack 21 Stuart Botfeld 23 John Padgett 24 Suzie Zavrl 25 William Rogers 26 Nancy Somerville 26 Geraldine Breen 27 Marius Ooft 27 Randy Vileta 28 Janet Cantwell 29 Denise Padgett 29 Debbi Gill 29 R. Miller-Seda

JUNE

5 Stau & Randy Vileta 5 Robert & Patricia Carroll 7 Hank & Jo-Anne Sudak 10 William & Edna Rogers 10 John & Mary Isaac 13 Stephen & Alison Levine 14 James & Sharon Lucas 16 Douglas & Beverly Campbell 16 Gino & Sharon Arlotti 17 Alex & Irene Iswarienko 18 Michael & Geraldine Gardivaud 21 Scott & Carol Smith 24 Patricia & Robert Westveer 28 Jim & Ramona Pound 29 Richard & Nancy Flanigan

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CLUB SPOTLIGHT

TRAVEL CLUB’S VALENTINE’S CRUISE By Arlene Donnelon

Valentine’s Day brought many delightful surprises to Valencia, where we met the

yacht Star Ship for a delightful luncheon cruise on Tampa Bay. Th e weather was

perfect, and we enjoyed a choice of three entrees (pasta pockets, chicken or grilled

salmon), a lovely green salad and a choice of tart Key Lime pie or a decadent

chocolate presentation.

Th e captain pointed out

interesting sights, and we all

enjoyed a wonderful two hours

in the sunshine on calm seas

and spending time with good

friends and neighbors. Th anks

to Arlene for planning a most

enjoyable cruise, which was

followed by a lovely Valentine’s

Day party and “vow renewal”

that evening.

VALENCIA GOLFER’SJanuary 23 the Valencia Lakes Golfers held their third full fi eld event. Th ere were twenty-four players

competing in the tournament, and twenty-fi ve attended awards dinner. Th e weather was spectacular and the

golf refl ected that. Prizes were awarded to those players whose shots on the par threes were closest to the holes.

Th e winners were Erv Daigle on the second hole, Doug Kurowski on the 8th, Lenny Bozuk on the 12th, and Sal

Scrozzo on the 15th hole. Rick Strocsher was awarded a prize for the longest straight drive on the ninth hole.

Th e team winning the tournament consisted of Sal Scrozzo, Doug Kurowski, Jim Lenti, and Dan Bowlus. Th ey

had an impressive seven birdies on the front nine and an equally amazing score of 29. For those of you who

play golf, you know just how awesome that is. Our next event will be later this summer, and I’m confi dent it

will be as much of a success as was this one was. Th anks to all who contributed to this sensational day.

RESIDENT SPEAKS AT BOOK CLUBRobert Howerter, a resident novelist, recently addressed the book club about the emerging technology of digital books and the diff erence

between publishing e-books and printed versions. He pointed out that “digital books are less expensive than printed versions.” He added,

“Th e age of digital readers is still young, but growing. Th e US e-book market has doubled each year, currently comprising about twenty

percent of book sales, while the world market is still only three percent. It is expected that they will exceed the US market within fi ve years.”

Howerter has received fi ve-star reviews, and is gaining support from die-hard novel readers of adventure. His books are available for all

E-readers at smashwords.com/profi le/view/rhowerterbooks and are also found on the web sites of Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple and

Sony and currently available in thirty-seven countries.

VL WOMEN’S CLUB QUILTING By Patty Hibsher

On February 14, 2012 a group of residents from the Quilters Group and

the Veterans Club (VLMVC) met at the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital to

distribute fi fty patriotic-themed quilts made from the heart by our dedicated

quilters. Th e quilts were received with such enthusiasm and appreciation,

not only by the Veterans, but also their family members and the volunteer

coordinators. Our group was represented by Peter Adams, Nick Fazio, Keith

Schneider, Norma Sanchez, Debby Cohen and Patty Hibsher. We would like

to thank our entire group of quilters who made this very memorable occasion

possible. Th ey are: Isabelle Berrebbi, Debby Cohen, Janet Corin, Sally Dargle,

Virginia Hernandez, Patty Hibsher, Martha Kilbourn, Cassandra Kriley,

Mary Ann Koopman, Susan Linky, Bea MacDonald, Maria Polit, Mary

Lynn Ray, Norma Sanchez, Peggy Scher, Marilyn Watson and Barbara Wax.

Submitted by Debby Cohen & Patty Hibsher.

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MOVIE NIGHTJoin us as we watch some of the best

new releases. Movies will be determined

based off release date.

Location: Social Hall

Movie: (TBD) Closer to release date

Date: Friday, April 13th, Friday May 4th,

Friday June 1st

Snack Station: 5:15pm (items sold separately)

Showtime: 5:30pm (Closed Caption)

8pm (No Closed Caption)

Cost: FREE (complimentary popcorn)


“BIG SHOW” — THE DRIFTERS“Th e Drifters were the all time

greatest Atlantic recording

group,” said Ahmet Ertegun,

founder of the Atlantic

Recording Company and

the Rock and Roll Hall of

Fame. In 1988, the RNRHF

inducted the seven signifi cant

contributors to Th e Drifters’

legacy — originals Clyde

McPhatter, Bill Pinkney, and

Gearhardt Th rasher, along

with subsequent members

Johnny Moore, Ben E. King,

Rudy Lewis, and Charlie

Th omas. Only Pinkney, King,

and Th omas are alive today. Th e Original Drifters features Bill

Pinkney, the only surviving original member from 1953, and a 1998

Rhythm & Blues Foundation Pioneer Award recipient. Although

personnel and management changes over the years have led to

NOTES FROM THE LIFESTYLE OFFICEWelcome to the 2nd Quarter of the Valencia Lakes Newsletter!

We‘ve had a wonderful beginning to 2012. Th e big shows, seminars, parties, and other programs have been astonishing and we look forward to continuing this year with great success. We have so many new programs, additions, exciting shows and live entertainment that we want to see everyone attend! Th ank you for your support and we look forward to more fun with you and your families. Below is a list of amazing individuals who help plan our year’s social programs and are dedicated to bringing exciting ideas each month. If you have any feedback from an event or have an idea for a program, the activities committee would love to hear from you. As always, you may leave your feedback with us at the Lifestyle offi ce.

ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE:• Kay Laughlin / [email protected]• Susan Linky / [email protected]• Martha Kilbourn / [email protected]• Harriett Ball / [email protected]• Ernie Ciarrocchi / [email protected]• Joy Rosen / [email protected]• Maria Schneider / [email protected]• Ruthanne Scarduzio / [email protected]• Patty Hibsher / [email protected]• William Schaefer / [email protected]

Please continue to register for ALL coming social activities, sporting events and life enrichment classes in advance. Make sure you read about all the activities as there have been changes from the previous month. It is not necessary to register for things listed in the club section of the program guide unless otherwise stated.

Best regards,

Ca ssandra Leopold Lifestyle Director at Valencia Lakes

Lifestyle Offi ce: (813) 634-6800 E-mail: [email protected]: www.valencialakes.net

Important Reminder Regarding the Cancellation Policy• For paid Life Enrichment classes you will need to cancel no later

than one week prior to receive a refund.• For all paid events, you must cancel one week prior to receive a refund.

A 10% service charge will be accessed. Some events cannot be refunded. • All bus trips will require a minimum of 24 people. We will cancel the

trip if we have not met the minimum 7 days prior to the departure date.

VALENCIA LAKES PROGRAM GUIDE

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Exciting Bistro News!!!Join us every Tuesday & Th ursday for

EXTENDED BISTRO DINNER HOURS.

Date/Time: Every Tuesday & Th ursday

from 4pm-7:30pm

Location: Bistro

Cost: Prices vary

DINNER BEFORE THE BIG SHOWS!Every month the Bistro will off er a special “Dinner before the

Big Show” menu. Enjoy one (1) complimentary glass of wine or

beer when you rsvp.

Date: Saturday, April 14th; Saturday, April 28th; Saturday, May 19th

Seating Times: 5:30pm, 6pm, 6:30pm, 6:45pm, 7pm

Cost: Menu and price vary, rsvp by contacting the Lifestyle Offi ce

Note: Menu & signup sheet will also be at the Front Desk

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EASTER BRUNCHBring the whole family out for Sunday Easter Brunch, with a

menu that will surely have you “hopping” back for more!

Date/Time: Sunday, April 8th from 11am-2pm

Cost: TBA


MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCHWhat better way to show appreciation to that special woman

in your life then to celebrate Mother’s Day with the Chef ‘s

Mother’s Day Brunch.

Date/Time: Sunday, May 13th from 11am- 2pm

Cost: TBA


FATHER’S DAY BRUNCHIt’s time to treat that special Dad to a scrumptious Father’s Day

Brunch prepared by the Chef.

Date/Time: Sunday, June 17th from 11am-2pm

Cost: TBA


Check outthe NEWDinner Menu!

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many permutations of Th e Drifters, Pinkney has used the name/

mark ORIGINAL DRIFTERS since 1958. Committed to keeping

alive the name and sounds of the fi fties, he is celebrating his 49th

year of touring.

Date/Time: Saturday, April 14th at 8pm

Cost: $30 Preferred Seating / $25 General Admission


VALENCIA LAKES LITTLE MANATEEFISHING CLUB “FOOD FEST”You are cordially invited to attend the 2012 Valencia lakes Little

Manatee Fishing Club “Food Fest (AKA – Fish Boil, Fish Fry, Shrimp

Boil — call it what you want, just don’t miss the opportunity.) Mark

your calendars for April 19th to join us at 6pm at the “Club Valencia

Grande.” Th ere will be plenty of fi sh, large fresh shrimp and cocktail

sauce, as well as salads, and hamburgers and hot dogs for the land

lubbers. Chez Israel has hinted of other surprise wonders as well. For

more information, call Abbie Israel at 813-938-4864.

FLOWER, PLANT & PRODUCE SALE Earth Day began over thirty years ago in

an attempt to refl ect national concern and

raise awareness for the environment. As a

result, the Lifestyle Offi ce will be holding

a Flower, Plant & Produce Sale in the

Social Hall.

Date/Time: Sunday, April 22nd

from 11am-4pm

Cost: FREE


VALENCIA LAKES VARIETY SHOWResidents will have the opportunity to show off their amazing talents

at this years’ Variety Show!

Date/Time: Saturday, April 21st at 8pm

Cost: $8


GAME NIGHTCome down to the Clubhouse and play the classic and new games

you know and love. Enjoy many varieties and games to play and each

month will be something new.

Date/Time: “Wii Night”/Friday, April 27th, Trivia/Jeopardy Night

Saturday, June 30th

Location: TBA

Cost: FREE (Light snacks and refreshments will be provided)

“BIG SHOW”— THE SHIRELLESDirect from Th e Rock & Roll Hall of

Fame, Th e Shirelles are universally

credited as the originators of the

Girl Group Sound that is beloved by

the Baby Boomer generation. Th eir

long string of hits include: Soldier

Boy, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, Dedicated To Th e One I Love,

Mama Said, Baby It’s You, Foolish Little Girl, What A Sweet Th ing

Th at Was, Boys, and I Met Him On A Sunday. Beginning in 1958 as

schoolgirls in Passaic, New Jersey, Th e Shirelles quickly became rock

& roll’s fi rst female supergroup and were the inspirations for a legion

of female groups that followed. Th e Shirelles are the original “Dream

Girls” and have earned their exalted place in modern musical history.

Date/Time: Saturday, April 28th at 8pm



CINCO DE MAYOJoin us in the Social Hall for a Cinco

De Mayo Party with plenty of good

food, music and lots of fun.

Date/Time: Saturday, May 5th at 8pm

Cost: TBA


NEW RESIDENT MIXER & “CLUB”OPEN HOUSE NIGHTGet to know those faces that live across from you and down the

street while meeting the new residents of Valencia Lakes. Would you

like to get involved in the “Clubs” of Valencia Lakes? Club Presidents

will be on hand to give out information and answer questions!

Date/Time: Saturday, May 12th

7pm/New Residents—8pm/All Residents

Cost: FREE Complimentary beverages and snacks will be served


“BIG SHOW”— THE CRYSTALSTh e Crystals placed six songs in the

top twenty in 1962 and 1963. Th e

group came from Brooklyn and

was formed consisting of original

lead singer Barbara Alston, Dee

Dee Kennibrew, Patsy Wright, and

Myrna Gerrard; others at various

times including Delores “LaLa”

Brooks, Mary Th omas, and Frances

Collins. All of them were from New York City. Th e fi rst hit song

for the Crystals was Th ere’s No Other [Like My Baby], a #5 R&B

hit and #20 pop hit late in 1961. Th e Crystals recorded But It Felt

Like A Kiss, followed with Uptown early in 1962. Th en came more

greats — He’s A Rebel, He’s Sure Th e Boy I Love, which just missed

the top ten and again featured a strong vocal performance by

Darlene Love. But the old group of Crystals wasn’t fi nished yet. In

1963 they recorded Da Doo Ron Ron. Th is time the lead vocalist

was LaLa Brooks, and the song was a smashing success, peaking at

number three. LaLa also did the lead on the group’s next and fi nal

top ten hit, Th en He Kissed Me. Th e Crystals continue to tour with

oldies shows, this time with original member Dee Dee Kennibrew

serving the role of lead singer.

Date/Time: Saturday, May 19th at 8pm



ZUMBA PARTY!!!!!!!!Ditch the workout, join the party and dance yourself into shape. Th is

exhilarating, eff ective, easy-to-follow Latin inspired dance fi tness

party will have you moving towards joy and health. Fun for everyone!

Date/Time: Tuesday, May 22nd at 6pm

Cost: $5


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MEMORIAL DAY POTLUCKAND SPORTS TOURNEYCreate your favorite dish and share with

other Valencia residents during the

Memorial Day celebration. Also, sign up

to participate in our sports tournament

that will include elimination in the

sports of tennis, pickleball, bocce ball,

shuffleboard and horseshoes. We will

also have a shootout competition at

the basketball court. RSVP is required,

prizes awarded to the winner. Beverages

provided by the Lifestyle Offi ce. Please note that if you’re going to

eat, you will need to bring enough to feed minimum 5-10 people.

Date/Time: Monday, May 28th

Tourney begins at 9am—Potluck begins at 5:30pm

Cost: FREE


VALENCIA SUNDAY CINEMA Join your fellow residents in the Social Hall for complimentary

popcorn and watch the best new releases. Movies will be determined

based off release date.

Movie: (TBD) Closer to release date

Date: Sunday, April 29th, Sunday, May 20th, Sunday, June 24th

Showtime: 12pm (Closed Caption) 3:30pm (No Closed Caption)

Cost: FREE (Complimentary popcorn provided)

SUMMER KICKOFF“POLYNESIAN PARTY”Come and experience an aspect of the Oceania

culture through dance and music! Wear whatever

Fun Island Attire you have and enjoy great cocktails

while being entertained Polynesian Style!

Date: Saturday, June 9th

Time: TBA

Cost: TBA

SUMMER NIGHTS BY THE POOL“AQUAPALOZZA”It’s summertime at Valencia Lakes and we will be hosting our 1st

summer concert series. Relax poolside and enjoy live entertainment

(TBA). “AquaPalooza” will be an event which encourages residents

to get to know their neighbors, enjoy good music with friends and

have a great time. Feel Free to BYOB! (Absolutely NO food & glass

bottles permitted in pool area)

Entertainment: TBA

Date/Time: Saturday, June 16th at 8pm

Cost: FREE

Location: Poolside

SUMMER SOLSTICE & COCKTAIL MIXERCelebrate the longest day of the year with an evening of entertainment

and beverages poolside! Th e Lifestyle Offi ce will provide the mixes, you

provide the alcohol! (Absolutely NO food & glass bottles permitted

in pool area)

Date/Time: Wednesday, June 20th from 5pm-10pm

Cost: TBA

Location: Poolside

KARAOKE BY THE POOL Just when you thought it wasn’t safe to show off

your singing skills — join us poolside and sing to

your favorite songs in all genres. All residents and

guests are welcome to attend. Feel Free to BYOB.

(Absolutely NO food & glass bottles permitted in

pool area)

Date/Time: Saturday, June 23rd at 8pm

Cost: FREE

Location: Poolside

Want to start a workout program, or need a little extra motivation? We have two personal trainers on staff to help you with all your workout needs and nine group fi tness classes throughout the week.

GROUP FITNESS CLASSESCost: $5 per class for drop-ins and guests, or become a “Stay-N-Shape”

member and pay $18 per month to attend any and all of the classes.

Location: Aerobics Room unless otherwise noted

CORE ESSENTIALSTh is class is a variety of Pilates, balance and core exercises that

strengthen the essential muscles which support our bodies. Strength

and balance is our greatest asset, so why not improve yours!

Date/Time: Every Monday at 9am

MINUTE MOVESMinutes Moves is an interval training class that uses every muscle

in your body, integrating a variety of resistance, weight training, and

low impact cardiovascular work in one minute intervals to build and

strengthen muscle effi ciently.

Date/Time: Every Monday & Th ursday at 10am

YOGAStrengthen the core and relieve tension and stress

through breathing techniques, stretching,

meditation and Yoga body postures.

Date/Time: Every Monday at 4pm

and Wednesday at 9am

AQUA AEROBICS CLASSTh is popular new water aerobics class will focus on both cardiovascular

and strength benefi ts. Whether you’re trying to maintain your current

level of fi tness or reach a new level, the added benefi t of training in

water makes our new aqua aerobic workout safe and fun without

impact to the joints. Even people who suff er from arthritis may want

to give this class a try!

Date/Time: Every Monday at 12:30pm

Location: Pool *Aqua Aerobics runs April — October

WATER PILATES A variety of pool exercises that will strengthen your muscles without

hurting your joints! Th is class is weather permitting and can be

cancelled if the temperature drops below 60 degrees and if there

are any other weather restricting hindrances. *Water Pilates runs

April — November.

Date/Time: Tuesdays at 11am and Th ursdays at 11:15am

Location: Pool

HEALTH & FITNESS

NEW!

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Pickup games are scheduled at 2pm on Tuesday and Saturday. New

members are always welcome! Old timers bring along your neighbors

to introduce them to Bocce. Membership is free! Ladies are cordially

invited! Bocce Ball is an easy to learn, low-impact fun game for all.

Contact Nick Fazio for more information at nickandsue-1994@

comcast.net or (813) 938.3687.

TENNIS PROGRAMINHOUSE MEN’S DOUBLES LEAGUE

Th is is for players with intermediate or above doubles skills. Bring

your own partner or come to the Tennis courts for the warm-up

period at 6:45pm. Contact club President, John McQuaid to receive

club e-mails directly—John McQuaid at (813) 885.7252.

Time: 7pm every Wednesday

PICKLEBALLClub mentors will show you the techniques

and explain the game rules. Contact a

Club member or Byron Freso, the club

president; email: [email protected]

or Phone at (813) 938.3322.

OPEN PLAY: Monday — Th ursday at 7pm

LADIES DAY: Fridays 8:30am

Want more information about a particular club, contact the people

listed (numbers & e-mails are also listed in the resident directory).

NEW CLUBS!

TECHNOLOGY CLUBTh e Technology Club is for members to share interests and

knowledge of technology. Meetings will consist of discussions and

demonstrations of technology found to be interesting, useful, and

fun. Also, a list will be compiled of club members who are willing

to help fellow residents learn about and use technology. Contact

Harold Emanuel, [email protected] or (813) 938.1580.

THE KINGS & QUEENS BOWLING CLUBTh e Kings and Queens Bowling Club started on Monday, February

6th, 2012. Kings and Queens will bowl every Monday at 12pm

starting as an open bowling club rather than a league bowling club;

as the group grows in numbers the club can become a league. Each

bowler will bowl three games at $2.00 per game. Shoe rental would be

discounted to $1.50 per person. Th e bowling fee per week would be

$7.50 per person. For directions to Th e Alley please consult mapquest.

com, yahoo.com, etc. Th e bowling club is inviting all Valencia Lakes

residents are encouraged to join in the fun. If you have your own

bowling shoes and ball, please feel free to bring it along.Contact

Martii, (813) 633.0612 or [email protected].

TABLE TENNIS CLUBPing pong lovers—champions, aspiring champions, and beginners—

join us in the Social Hall for “Open Play”, Tuesdays at 1pm & Th ursdays

at 3pm. Contact Vincent Genovese / [email protected], Herman

Cockrell / [email protected], Rodney Davis / allison0929@

gmail.com, or Peter Sackmann / [email protected]).

20/20/20Th is class is one of a kind! It combines cardio and weight training in a

60 minute session, with a 20 minutes of cardio, followed by 20 minutes

of strength training, then 20 minutes of abdominals and cool down.

By the end of class you have worked your entire body to its fullest.

Great class for the beginner to the advanced!

Date/Time: Every Tuesday at 9am

ZUMBATh is program incorporates footwork and body

movements from fl amenco, salsa and other

dances. Participants pump their legs, windmill

their arms, move their hips, clap their hands, dip,

slide and spin — all to a frenzied beat.

Date/Time: Wednesdays at 10am

and Saturdays at 9am

BODY SCULPTINGA combination of Pilates and Yoga for sculpting the core muscles

including abs, gluts, hip fl exors and extensors.

Date/Time: Every Th ursday and Saturday at 9am

PILATESPilates gets your mind in tune with your body. Th is class will help you

to develop a strong “core,” or center of the body and also help improve

your muscle control, fl exibility, coordination, muscle strength and tone.

Date/Time: Every Friday at 9am

ZUMBA TONINGTh is class will get the heart pumping and will tone and sculpt

your entire body. Th is new and exciting class format uses 1 to 3 lb

toning sticks or hand weights. Zumba Toning off ers the same dance

movements as in Zumba class.

Date/Time: Every Friday at 10:15am

MASSAGE THERAPY Th erapists: John Tenorio, Matthew Iavocelli, and Karen Serbia

Types of massages available: SWEDISH, VALENCIA DEEP TISSUE,

SPORTS MASSAGE, JOINT RELIEF, GREEN WITH ENVY, and

LOMI LOMI.

NOTE: Price sheets and appointments are available at the Lifestyle offi ce. Each massage is one hour long. Please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to your appointment. Th ere are no refunds for cancellations within 24 hours of your appointment. Call or visit the Lifestyle Offi ce to schedule an appointment.

GOLF CLINICTh e Golf Clinic at Summerfi eld Crossings Golf

Club off ers a fun Scottish links-style course with small

undulating greens, pot bunkers and rolling terrain.

Th e course is highlighted by its signature 15th hole, a

scenic par 3 surrounded by water with an island green.

Date/Time: April 10th, May 8th, June 5th

All three are Tuesday’s at 11am

Cost: $10 per person

BOCCE BALLExperience the pleasure of Bocce Ball with

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BEADINGDate/Time: 3rd Th ursday of every month from 1pm

Location: Art Studio

Pat Kelly at [email protected]

BICYCLING CLUBDate/Time: Every Tuesday at 9:30am and Saturday at 8:30am

Location: Tuesdays (Clubhouse) & Saturdays (Corner of Valencia

Lakes Blvd & Ruby Flats)

John Doellinger at [email protected] or 813-938-1029

BOCCE BALLDate/Time: Every Tuesday & Saturday at 2pm

Location: Bocce Ball Court

Nick Fazio at [email protected] or phone 813.938.3687

BUNCO CLUBDate/Time: 1st Tuesday & 3rd Th ursday

of every month at 7pm

Location: MP2

Nell Bieser at [email protected]

CHORUS CLUBDate/Time: Every Tuesday at 1:30pm

Location: Aerobics Room

Ernie Ciarrocchi at [email protected]

CLAY WORKSHOP CLUBDate/Time: Every Monday & Tuesday at 2pm

Location: Art Room

Joyce Gordon at [email protected]

CRUMMY RUMMY & 99Date/Time: Every Th ursday night at 7pm

Location: Multi-Purpose Room

COMMUNITY CLUBDate/Time: 2nd Monday of each month at 7pm


Neal Rosen at [email protected]

DIVE CLUBDate/Time: TBA at 7pm

Location: Bistro

Doug French at [email protected]

FISHING CLUBDate/Time: 1st Tuesday of every month at 6pm


Abbie Israel at [email protected]

GUN CLUBDate/Time: TBA


Jay Solow at 813-262-9936 or Mike Laughlin at 813-634-5453

HELPING HANDSDate/Time: Tuesday, April 10th at 11am


Norma Sanchez at [email protected]

MAH JONGGDate/Time: Every Wednesday from 7pm – 10pm



MEN’S DISCUSSION GROUPDate/Time: Every Th ursday at 1pm

Jeff rey Rosenfeld at [email protected]

MEN’S & WOMEN’S BRIDGE CLUBDate/Time: Wednesdays at 12:30pm


MEXICAN TRAINDate/Time: Every Monday at 7pm


MODERN BOARD & CARD GAMESDate/Time: Every Monday & Friday at 12:30pm

Location: Bistro

Neal Rosen at (813) 938-4174

OPEN BRIDGEDate/Time: Every Sunday in April, May & June at 7:30pm (MP1)

Joy Rosen at [email protected]

OPEN CANASTADate/Time: every Friday at 1:00pm

Location: Multi-Purpose Room I

Barbara Nova @ [email protected]

PICKLEBALLMeetings held quarterly, always seeking new members.

Date/Time: Pickleball Club Matches 7pm Monday, Tuesday,

Wednesday & Th ursday and 9am Saturday & Sunday

Byron Freso @ [email protected]

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUBDate/Time: 4th Th ursday of the month at 7pm


Gail Riba at [email protected]

POKER CLUBDate/Time: Every Th ursday at 7pm

Location: Men—Gaming Room/Women—Social Hall

POKER GROUPDate/Time: Every Wednesday at 7pm

Location: Game Room

Neil Raphael at [email protected]

QUILTING CLUBDate/Time: Every Wednesday at 1:30pm


Debbie Cohen at [email protected]

READING CLUBDate/Time: Every 3rd Tuesday at 7pm

Location: MP1

Jeanne Laff er at [email protected]

RV CLUBDate/Time: 3rd Tuesday of every month at 6pm


SINGLE’S SOCIALDate/Time: April 15th at 2pm; May 11th at 5:30pm,

June 15th at 6:30pm

Location: TBA

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Saturday 04/14/2012The Drifters

Saturday 04/28/2012Shirley Altson Reeves

of “The Shirelles”Saturday 05/19/2012

The Crystals

TRAVEL CLUBDate/Time: 2nd Tuesday of every month at 6pm


Arlene Donnellon at [email protected]

Note: Please see calendar as Travel Club meeting dates may change

due to travel schedule

VALENCIA LAKES’MILITARY VETERAN’SCLUB (VLMVC)Date/Time: 1st Monday of each month


Nick Fazio (813) 938-3687 and Peter Adams ( 813) 634-3720

VALENCIA LAKES FUNDRAISING COMMITTEEContact Kay Laughlin at [email protected] or

Keith Schneider at [email protected]

WOODCARVING CLUBDate/Time: Every 1st and 3rd Friday of each month at 2pm


John Padgett at 813-260-3983

WOMEN’S CLUBDate/Time: Last Saturday of every month at 10:30am


Debbie Cohen at [email protected]

COMPUTER SKILLS SERIESA review of what’s required to check out eBooks

and eReaders such as Kindle, Nook, iPad, iPhone

and generic tablets.

Date/Time: April 18th & May 16th at 3pm

Workshops: eBooks & eReaders


*Please note that we need a minimum of 8

registered participants to hold these classes.

Please RSVP with the Lifestyle Offi ce.

NUTRITION & WEIGHT MANAGEMENTSEMINARDirector Cassandra Leopold will be speaking about the importance

of nutrition as it pertains to weight-loss. Learn some healthy tips

that will benefi t those trying to break bad habits and lose weight.

Date/Time: TBA


Cost: FREE

CULINARY CONCEPTS!Enjoy a fun learning experience that

will give you a variety of off erings

featuring local chefs and your fellow

Residents. Each month we’ll feature a

“Cultural Concept” that will allow you

to turn your dinner table into a 5-star

restaurant that fi ts your budget. At the

end of presentation you will be able

to list the basic ingredients necessary

to make your favorite dish and much

more. Please note: some Culinary Concept classes will be fee

based. (May & June classes TBA) April’s Cultural Concept: Spanish

Style Rice & Beans. Resident Caroles Varlack, demonstrates how

Spanish rice is a classic, hearty tasty dish that’s easy to make and an

inexpensive meal.

Date/Time: Friday April 13th at 3pm

Location: Art Room

Cost: FREE

Please Note: Maximum 20 people ONLY

THE SECRETS OF BOOK PUBLISHINGDreamed of writing the next best-selling novel? Maybe you have one

written, but can’t get it published. Do you really understand why a

publisher turned you down? Join resident novelist, Robert Howerter,

who will address the nature of a publisher, their objectives, and

what they expect from an author. Listen to other options to get a

book published as well as advice for budding authors. Mr. Howerter

currently has three published novels in a series available at Amazon,

Barnes & Noble, Apple and Sony, and are for sale in 39 countries.

Date/Time: Wednesday, April 11th, at 1:30pm


Cost: FREE

INJURY PREVENTION SEMINAR—PARTS 1 & 2 Part 1: HOW TO PREVENT ORTHOPEDIC INJURIES

AND WHAT TO DO IF THEY OCCUR?

Join Tammy King, PT, MHS, as she covers important topics that will

include: How to stretch, when to stretch, conditioning exercise, how

important is balance? How strong do I need to be? Th e basic rules for

proper form, technique for working out and recreational activities. No

Pain, No Gain... True or False? Do knee braces help? After injury: Heat

VS. Ice, 24 hours??? 48 hours??? Should I rest it or work through it?

Date/Time: Wednesday, April 25th at 1pm


Cost: FREE - Light snacks will be provided

Part 2: THOSE ACHING BONES

Join Tammy King, PT, MHS, as she discusses what causes joints

to ache and what can we do about it? What medications would be

benefi cial? What is the diff erence in the diff erent typed of arthritis

and how are they treated diff erently? Are injections helpful? Should

I exercise even if it hurts? Can I return to playing sports if I have

surgery? What are the surgical options? If I need surgery, what can I

expect afterwards? What are the non surgical options for joint pain?

Date/Time: Wednesday, May 23rd at 1pm


Cost: FREE - Light snacks will be provided

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Please See Newsletter for Cost & Description of All Events.

Don’t forget to register for all activities. This will help us in planning all programs.

Exceed Fitness staff is available for equipment orientation and your personal training needs.

The Tennis Pro is available for Private and Group Lessons Monday – Friday.

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EEEEEEEEAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRTTTTTTTTHHHHHHHHDDDDDDDDDDAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYFlower/Plant/ProduceSale & Potluck Time: TBA Location: TBA

Open Bridge 7pm (MP1)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Mod. Board/Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)

Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Mod. Board/Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)LIFE ENRICHEMENT

Swing Dancing 1pm (AR)Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Mod. Board/Card Games

12:30pm (BIS)Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)Community Club 7pm (SH)

20/20/20 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 11am (Pool)Table Tennis Club 1pm (SH)Rhythmic Body Sculpt 1pm (AR)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AS)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Extended Bistro Dinner Hours4pm-7:30pm (BIS)

RV Club 6pm (AS)Reading Club 7pm (MP1)


Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Men’s & Women’s Bridge Club

12:30pm (MP1)Quilting Club 1:30pm (AS)LIFE ENRICHEMENT

Computer Workshop 1: iPad, Nook, Kindle 3pm (AR)

Pickleball 6pm (PB)Poker Group 7pm (GR)Mah Jongg 7-10pm (MP1)In-House Men’s Doubles League

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Pt 1: Injury Prevention 3pm (SH)Pickleball 6pm (PB)Poker Group 7pm (GR)Mah Jongg 7-10pm (MP1)In-House Men’s Doubles League

7pm (TC)

20/20/20 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 11am (Pool)Helping Hands 11am (MP1)Table Tennis Club 1pm (SH)Rhythmic Body Sculpt 1pm (AR)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AS)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Extended Bistro Dinner Hours4pm-7:30pm (BIS)

Travel Club 6pm (SH)



The Secrets of Book Publishing 11:30am (SH)


7pm (TC)

Body Sculpting 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Pilates 11:15am (Pool)Movin’ & Groovin’ 11:15am (AR)Men’s Discussion Group 1pm (AR)Beading Club 1pm (AS)Table Tennis Club 3pm (SH)Poker Night 7pm (GR)Bunco Club 7pm (MP1)FISHING CLUB FOOD FEST6pm (SH)

Body Sculpting 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Pilates 11:15am (Pool)Movin’ & Groovin’ 11:15am (AR)Men’s Discussion Group1pm (AR)

Table Tennis Club 3pm (SH)Extended Bistro Dinner Hours 4pm-7:30pm (BIS)Poker Night 7pm (GR)

Ladies Pickleball 8:30am (PB)Pilates 9am (AR)Zumba Toning 10:15am (AR)Modern Board & Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Open Canasta 1pm (MP1)Woodcarving Club 2pm (AS)


Table Tennis Club 3pm (SH)Extended Bistro Dinner Hours 4pm-7:30pm (BIS)Poker Night 7pm (GR)Photography Club 7pm (AR)

Ladies Pickleball 8:30am (PB)Pilates 9am (AR)Zumba Toning 10:15am (AR)Modern Board & Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Open Canasta 1pm (MP1)LIFE ENRICHEMENT

Culinary Concepts: Spanish Style Rice 11:30am (AS)

MOVIE NIGHT (SH)Subtitles 5:30pmNo Subtitles 8pm

Bike Club 8:30am(corner of Valencia LakesBlvd & Ruby Flats)

WOMEN’S CLUB MEETING10:30am (MP)

Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)Dinner before the BIG SHOWStarts at 5:30pm (BIS)

BIG SHOW—SHIRLEY REEVES 8pm (SH)


Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)

VARIETY SHOW8pm (SH)

Singles SocialGAME NIGHT2pm (MP1)

Duplicate Bridge 7pm (MP1)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)VLMVC LUNCHEON 12pm (SH)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Mod. Board/Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)Technology Club 7pm


Fishing Club 6pm (SH)Bunco Club 7pm (MP2)



Nutrition & Weight Management 2pm (SH)


7pm (TC)




GOOD FRIDAYGOOD FRIDAYBike Club 8:30am(corner of Valencia LakesBlvd & Ruby Flats)

Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)

Dinner before the BIG SHOWStarts at 5:30pm (BIS)

BIG SHOW—THE DRIFTERS 8pm (SH)


Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)

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Ladies Pickleball8:30am (PB)Pilates 9am (AR)Zumba Toning 10:15am (AR)Modern Board & Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Open Canasta 1pm (MP1)

Wii NIGHT 8pm (BIS)

VALENCIACINEMA (SH)12pm Subtitles 3pm No Subtitles


EASTERBRUNCH Time: TBA Location: TBA

OpenBridge7pm (MP1)

APRILFOOLSDAYDuplicateBridge 7pm (MP1)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Aqua Aerobics 12:30 (Pool)Mod. Board/Card Games

12:30pm (BIS)Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)


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VALENCIA MIXER &MEET THE CLUBPRESIDENTS NIGHT (SH)New Residents 7pmEveryone 8pm


Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)

Dinner before the BIG SHOWStarts at 5:30pm (BIS)

BIG SHOW—THE CRYSTALS8pm (SH)

Bike Club 8:30am(corner of ValenciaLakes Blvd & Ruby Flats)

WOMEN’S CLUBMEETING10:30am (MP)

Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)

Ladies Pickleball 8:30am (PB)Pilates 9am (AR)Zumba Toning 10:15am (AR)Women’s Club Fashion Show 12pm (SH)

Modern Board & Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)

Open Canasta 1pm (MP1)SINGLES SOCIAL POTLUCK5:30pm (MP)



Yoga 9am (AR)Zumba 10:15am (AR)Men’s & Women’s Bridge Club12:30pm (MP1)

Quilting Club 1:30pm (AS)Pickleball 6pm (PB)Poker Group 7pm (GR)Mah Jongg 7-10pm (MP1)In-House Men’s Doubles League7pm (TC)


Beading Club 1pm (AS)Table Tennis Club 3pm (SH)Extended Bistro Dinner Hours 4pm-7:30pm (BIS)Poker Night 7pm (GR)Bunco Club 7pm (MP1)



Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Aqua Aerobics 12:30 (Pool)Mod. Board/Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)

Mother’s Day Brunch Time: TBA Location: TBA

Open Bridge7pm (MP1)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Aqua Aerobics 12:30 (Pool)Mod. Board/Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)

20/20/20 9am (AR)Bike Club 9:30am (CH)Aqua Pilates 11am (Pool)Table Tennis Club 1pm (SH)Rhythmic Body Sculpt 1pm (AR)Valencia Singers 1:30pm (AS)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Extended Bistro Dinner Hours

4pm-7:30pm (BIS)ZUMBA PARTY 6pm (SH)



12:30pm (MP1)LIFE ENRICHEMENT

Pt 2: Those Aching Bones 1pm (SH)Quilting Club 1:30pm (AS)Pickleball 6pm (PB)Poker Group 7pm (GR)Mah Jongg 7-10pm (MP1)In-House Men’s Doubles League

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Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)VLMVC LUNCHEON 12pm (SH)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Aqua Aerobics 12:30pm (Pool)Mod. Board/Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)Community Club 7pm (SH)





Computer Workshop II: iPad, Nook, Kindle 3pm (AR)


7pm (TC)

Ladies Pickleball 8:30am (PB)Pilates 9am (AR)Zumba Toning 10:15am (AR)Modern Board & Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Open Canasta 1pm (MP1)Woodcarving Club 2pm (AS)SINGLES SOCIAL GAME NIGHT5:30pm (MP)

Ladies Pickleball 8:30am (PB)Pilates 9am (AR)Zumba Toning 10:15am (AR)Modern Board & Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Open Canasta 1pm (MP1)


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Ladies Pickleball 8:30am (PB)Pilates 9am (AR)Zumba Toning 10:15am (AR)Modern Board & Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Open Canasta 1pm (MP1)Woodcarving Club 2pm (AS)MOVIE NIGHT (SH)Subtitles 5:30pmNo Subtitles 8pm


Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)

CINCO DE MAYOFIESTA8pm (SH)

MEMORIALDAYSports Tourney& Potluck BBQSportsTournaments



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Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Aqua Aerobics 12:30pm (Pool)Mod. Board & Card Games

12:30pm (BIS)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Aqua Aerobics 12:30pm (Pool)Mod. Board & Card Games

12:30pm (BIS)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)





12:30pm (MP1)Quilting Club 1:30pm (AS)June Solstice —MUSIC & COCKTAIL MIXER5pm—10pm (Poolside)Pickleball 6pm (PB)Poker Group 7pm (GR)Mah Jongg 7-10pm (MP1)In-House Men’s Doubles League

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Body Sculpting 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Pilates 11:15am (Pool)Movin’ & Groovin’ 11:15am (AR)Men’s Discussion Group

1pm (AR)Beading Club 1pm (AS)Table Tennis Club 3pm (SH)Extended Bistro Dinner Hours 4pm-7:30pm (BIS)Poker Night 7pm (GR)Bunco Club 7pm (MP1)



Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)

Summer Nights By The PoolKARAOKE BY THE POOL8pm (Poolside)

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)VLMVC LUNCHEON 12pm (SH)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Aqua Aerobics 12:30 (Pool)Mod. Board/Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)









Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)

SUMMERKICKOFFPOLYNESIANPARTYTime: TBALocation: TBA

Core Essentials 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Open Art Studio 12pm (AS)Bowling Club 12pm (The Alley)Aqua Aerobics 12:30pm (Pool)Mod. Board/Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Open Studio: Clay Club 2pm (AS)Yoga 4pm (AR)Pickleball 6:30pm (PB)Tennis Mixer/Doubles 7-9pm (TC)Mexican Train 7pm (MP1)Community Club 7pm (SH)





Body Sculpting 9am (AR)Minute Moves 10am (AR)Aqua Pilates 11:15am (Pool)Movin’ & Groovin’ 11:15am (AR)Men’s Discussion Group

1pm (AR)Table Tennis Club 3pm (SH)Extended Bistro Dinner Hours 4pm-7:30pm (BIS)Poker Night 7pm (GR)

Ladies Pickleball 8:30am (PB)Pilates 9am (AR)Zumba Toning 10:15am (AR)Modern Board & Card Games 12:30pm (BIS)Open Canasta 1pm (MP1)Woodcarving Club 2pm (AS)Singles Social—

TRIVIA/PIZZA NIGHT6:30pm (SH)


Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)

Summer Nights By The PoolAQUAPALOOZA8pm (Poolside)


Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)


Open Bridge7pm (MP1)


MOVIE NIGHT (SH)Subtitles 5:30pmNo Subtitles 8pm







Bike Club 8:30am(corner of ValenciaLakes Blvd & Ruby Flats)

WOMEN’S CLUBMEETING 10:30am (MP)

Bocce Ball 2pm (BB)

Game Night—TRIVIA/JEOPARDY8pm (SH)

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V o i c e - GL Homes · APRIL — JUNE 2012 16003 Valencia Club Drive, Wimauma, ... COMMUNITY NEWSLETTERCO M M U N I T Y N E W S L E T T E R V o i c e VALENCIA LAKES ... Norma Sanchez,