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to order your paper/cardboard container if you do not already have one. They will deliver it to your home.

If you wish to use tables, chairs, etc. from one of the clubhouses please be sure to sign them out at the office. Thank you.

IRS DOES NOT CALL YOU. The next three or four months this scam of someone calling to say you owe the IRS money may increase, so be aware. There is a new scam where some-one calls you and when you answer they start talking like you have missed part of message and then they ask you to call back. Do not call back, but if you do watch out when you call back, they will at some point ask if you are (they say your name) and then you say yes. Now they have you saying yes and they use that to purchase things with your permission. Careful!!!

If you use the compounds and bump an-other person’s property please let the office know that this has happened. Also, do not take anything that is not yours from the com-pounds.

I love being out and about in the Park and see all the activity going on and the many smiling faces. Keep on enjoying yourselves here at Holiday Park.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Remember to tell those you love that you love them whenever you have the chance, because one day that chance will be gone. See you around the Park. Mary Margaret Bryant, President of Holiday Park HOA

Election for Board of Trustees Seat 8 will take place on Tuesday, March 12th, in Phase 1 Hall conducted by the Sarasota County Su-pervisor of Elections. Candidates are Cheryl Languirand Morris and Brett Mounsey. Michael Nasalski filed for Seat 6, and is unop-posed, and by rule is appointed by default.

HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONHere we are-- February already. You know

what that means--Olympics are coming. It will be a busy month for us all. We have our regular events, monthly dinner, dance, music by the pool, as well as the Men's Club Valentine Brunch (Thank you to the Men's Club, Polly and Crew) and Men's Club picnic. See more information in this newsletter.

February also means the beginning of the AARP tax preparations (every Monday until mid-April) right here in the Park. This is a wonderful service and it is free and they do great job. Thanks, Don LaMaster for your hard work as well as all the AARP volunteers. See more info in this newsletter.

January was a busy month with all the regular events, wonderful dance, dinner, health fair (bet you stocked up on free pens!) Men's Club picnic and Just Us Girls events. We also had a wonderful Brunch thanks to Polly and Crew. There certainly is plenty to do if you so desire. Again, thank you to all our volunteers who make these activities possible.

We have completed the photos for our third addition to the Photo Directory and now we just wait for them to be sent back for me to proof and they will go to print and back for distribution. I am hopeful that we will have them back here before resident’s head North. We are so pleased that new residents are having their photos taken as well as some residents that have been here for some time who did not have them taken earlier. Notice I did not say old residents? We had our installation of officers at our HOA January Meeting and look forward to an-other great year.

You will notice that there will be a police presence here in the Park and they will be writing tickets for both vehicles and bikers that are not following the speed limit and other rules of the highway. Be mindful of this when out and about. Please be sure to pick up after your dogs. Also, please do not drop cigarettes butts on sidewalks or lawns.

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HOLIDAY PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION-2019

Don LaMaster holding Seat 2 and Betty Hart holding seat 4 are unopposed and will retain their seats for an additional 2 years. We welcome Mr. Nasalski, who will take his seat on March 14, along with the winner of the Seat 8 contest. We are most pleased to have Mr. LaMaster and Mrs. Hart back with us for another term. We sincerely thank Bill Mitchell for his service to Holiday Park. He has declined to run for health reasons. We wish him well in his recovery and may be as-sured we will see him making valued contributions to our meetings for the foreseeable future. All five candidates, in-cluding those unopposed, are invited to address residents prior to the February 14th Board of Trustee meeting. We will set aside time at 7 pm, prior to the meeting for candidates to make statements and take questions if they wish. Resumes and photos of candidates are posted on the Trustee bulletin board in the lobby of the administration building.

While the election will take place on March 12th, early voting will take place at the Elections Office in the Biscayne shopping center, and by mail. Eligible voters are those reg-istered to vote at their Holiday Park address. Contact the Su-pervisor of Elections for a mail-in ballot should you wish.


the state and the new updated Holiday Park Deed Restrictions would be made available to each homeowner.

As you can see, this is a long process and the Holiday Park Trustees appreciate our homeowners' participation in this pro-cess. HP Education Submitted by Karin Anderson, Trustee

The Trustees have had requests from homeowners for infor-mation on the Holiday Park, Park and Recreation District Trust-ees and Trustee meetings. Below is a one-page brief summary to assist our homeowners. We hope this information encour-ages our homeowners to attend and participate in our Trustee meetings. If you have any questions please contact the Park Manager or one of the Trustees. Thank you. Karin Anderson 1st Vice Chairperson

GENERAL INFORMATION ON HOLIDAY PARK TRUSTEES & MEETINGSHoliday Park, Park and Recreation District has a board of 9

Trustees who oversee the operation of Holiday Park. They each serve a two-year term. One year there are 4 Trustees up for re-election and the next year there are 5 Trustees up for reelec-tion. As a Special District, our election is held through Sarasota County and Trustees are duly elected by qualified voters of the district. If an existing Trustee has no one running against them, and they wish to remain in office, they are seated without an election. Holiday Park homeowners who are Florida residents, and meet the county qualifications, are eligible to run for a Trustee position. They must choose and specify with Sarasota County the seat to which they wish to be elected.

The Trustees need to be knowledgeable on House Bill 1855, the Deed Restrictions, the Sunshine Law, the general park rules and regulations and legal liabilities that apply to them, etc. Holiday Park, Park and Recreation District has Trustee By-laws, etc., which define the duties of the Trustees. A Park Manager is hired by the Board of Trustees to conduct the day-to-day op-erations of the Park. The Park Manager reports to the Board of Trustees.

The Holiday Park homeowners and residents are encour-aged to attend Trustee meetings. There are two Trustee meet-ings each month (mainly during the season). Workshops, which occur the third Tuesday of the month at 9 am, is where topics are discussed, and options explored. The second meet-ing is called a regular meeting and occurs the second Thursday of the month at 7pm and is where formal votes are taken. The meeting dates are published yearly and like agenda items, they are posted on the HP web site (holidayparknp.com). Meetings are posted in the newsletter calendar and on the electronic sign, and a listing may be picked up at the Holiday Park Office. If a special meeting needs to be held, it will be publicized for our residents’ knowledge and must meet the meeting notice requirements.

Because of the Florida Sunshine Law, the Trustees may only discuss agenda items and park issues with other Trustees at open meetings. Therefore, the agenda items for the Workshop are discussed by the Trustees for the first time at the open Work-shop meetings. At the Workshop and the Regular meetings, the Trustees appreciate resident comments on each agenda item before the Trustees discuss the agenda items. Homeown-er and resident comments are limited to 3 minutes and, by rule, may not be disrespectful or disparaging. The Trustees discuss the agenda item and then open it up for additional comments by residents. The Trustees appreciate receiving resident com-ments on each agenda item after they (Trustees) have finished discussing the item. Trustees do not vote on the agenda items at the Workshop but can table the agenda item, or forward the agenda item to the next regular meeting where they will vote

This is the last scrap paper dumpster you will see in Phase 2. When this is filled, we will not replace it. The Park reaped a few hundred dollars of revenue per year from scrap paper, but the market for paper has dried-up, so the recycling com-pany now charges us fifty bucks for each bin. We have can-celled the contract with them, so no more after the end of February when this is filled. Alternatively, you may request a scrap paper bin from the City of North Port. Call the city’s solid waste department, which will bring you a paper recycle bin. It is picked up every 2 weeks, alternating with plastic and glass bins. Some residents turned down the paper bins when they were offered a few years ago since we had our own Park bin. No more, so get those City bins.

Speeding has been a perineal problem. Not only is it out-side contractors and delivery vans, but many residents totally ignore the 15-mph speed limit. Things may soon change. The North Port Police have instituted a traffic enforcement division, and they will give special attention to Holiday Park, ticketing those who exceed the speed limit. Visits will be un-announced. Police will ticket visitors and residents alike, so maybe the likelihood of facing a several hundred-dollar tick-et for exceeding the speed limit may slow down those who have been putting our residents at risk by their reckless driv-ing. Slow down! And notice that there’s a solid yellow line running down the center of Palena and Holiday Park Blvd. That means you can’t pass. Don’t do it.

As always, you can find me at the deep end of the pool. Dick Gortz, Chairman Board of Trustees

HOLIDAY PARK DEED RESTRICTIONS Each homeowner should have a copy of the Holiday Park

Deed Restrictions. The last version was approved by a major-ity of the homeowners and submitted in July 2016. As you know, all homeowners must comply with the Holiday Park Deed Restrictions.

We are in the process of possibly making some minor changes to the deed restrictions. Example, the gas company will no longer provide gas through the underground lines since leaks have developed and it could be dangerous for our residents. Individuals with gas appliances now must use above ground tanks. If you would like to recommend adding or deleting certain deed restrictions, please feel free to send your recommendations to Karin Anderson, Trustee over Rules and Regulations. Your recommendations must be in writing and include your name and phone number. If your recom-mendation does not contain this information, it will not be considered. This information allows Karin to contact you to discuss your recommendation(s) and to fully understand your concerns and your recommendation. You can turn them into the Holiday Park office and they will be placed in Karin’s trustee box, or you can give it to Karin directly. We will be tak-ing recommendations through March 2019. Please be aware these are just recommendations. The Trustees will review the list of recommendations at a workshop meeting. The Trust-ees would then decide what changes, if any, should be con-sidered. The Trustees would then vote on these at a regular Trustee meeting. If the Trustees decide changes should be considered, they will compile a listing of recommendations for the homeowners to vote on in 2020. The process for vot-ing would be made available to all homeowners if recom-mended deed restrictions are to be submitted in 2020.

The costs of doing this process must be part of our bud-get process. It takes over 50% of our homeowners to approve each change that would be made to the Holiday Park Deed Restrictions. If changes are approved by the homeowners, the new Holiday Park Deed Restrictions would be filed with


on that item. At the end of the meeting it is open for Trustees to make additional comments and then to residents who can make comments on any park issues/items they want to at that time. We look forward to seeing our homeowners and resi-dents at these meetings.

ACC PERMITS HOLIDAY PARK REQUIRES AN APPROVED PERMIT TO BE

FILED FOR ALL IMPROVEMENTS TO THE OUTSIDE OF THE HOUSE INCLUDING LANDSCAPING. THIS IS A VERY EASY PROCESS WHEREAS THE ACC (ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE) COMMITTEE MEETS THE 1ST AND 3RD FRI-DAY OF EVERY MONTH YEAR-ROUND FOR A SPEEDY TURN-AROUND. PLEASE APPLY FOR YOUR PERMITS. Bob Bachman, Trustee

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MEN'S CLUB SHEDBeginning in September, and on

through the 2018-2019 season, the Men's Club Shed in PH 2 will be open Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn-

ings from 9am to 12pm for small item sales. Large items like furniture and summer outdoor large items will not be sold until the first yard sale on December 7th and 8th, 2018. We have no more storage space for large items and furniture until Decem-ber 7th.

Please Do Not Leave ANY items by PH 2 shed doors after the hours it is open.Dick Underdown

MEN’S CLUB VALENTINE BREAKFASTBecause of issues encountered at last year’s Valentine

breakfast, the Men’s Club is trying something different this year. February (2019), we are having the breakfast in our park in the PH 1 main hall where it will be prepared by our own Polly and her crew. The date will be on Wednesday, February 13th. In order to assure everyone’s meal is hot, Polly would like to have TWO separates seatings with a maximum of up to 120 people per seating to assure each member has a nice hot breakfast for themselves and their guest. The food will be served by servers up at the front of the hall as usual (not a buffet).

The first seating will begin at 8:15 am and your tickets will be colored RED. If you prefer to eat later at 9:15 am you will purchase the WHITE tickets. The hall will be set up with up to 120 seats on each side of the center aisle. All Red ticket hold-ers (8:15 seating) will sit on the LEFT side of the center aisle. All WHITE ticket holders will sit on the RIGHT side of the center aisle. When the earlier seating folks are finished, they are free to linger over coffee and socialize as long as they want. PLEASE do not arrive more than 15 minutes ahead of your chosen serv-ing time.

Tickets will be sold at the January 10th Men’s Club Regu-lar meeting (see Ken Judd) before the start of the meeting at 10 am. The cost is $10 per ticket. Widows of former Men’s Club members may purchase a ticket also on those dates. Last day for ticket sales will be January 29th as stated above.

There will be NO EXCEPTIONS!! Valentine Gifts will be dis-tributed to all ladies upon leaving the hall. See you there!Dick Underdown, President

MEN'S CLUB SCHEDULE 2019 Men’s Club Steering Committee Meeting Phase 2 Library, Feb. 7, 2019 -9AM Men's Club Regular Meeting Phase 1 Main Hall, Feb. 14, 2019 -10AM

Men's Club Picnic Phase 1 Park, Feb. 16, 2019 - 12 Noon Men's Club Steering Committee Meeting Phase 2 Library, Mar 7, 2019 - 9AM Men's Club Yard Sale Phase 2 Parking Lot, Mar 1 & 2, 2019 8 till 11AM FRI., 8 till 11AM SAT Men's Club Regular Meeting Phase 1 Main Hall, Mar 14, 2019 - 10AM Men's Club Picnic Phase 1 Park, Mar 16, 2019 - 12 Noon Men's Club Anniversary Dinner Phase 1 Main Hall, Mar 28, 2019 - 5PM Men's Club Beer and Brats Picnic Phase 1 Park, Apr. 6, 2019 - 12 Noon Men's Club Steering Committee Meeting Phase 2 Library, Apr. 4, 2019 - 9AM Men's Club Regular Meeting Phase 1 Main Hall, Apr. 11, 2019 - 10AM Men's Club Steering Committee Meeting Phase 2 Library, Nov. 7, 2019 - 9AM Men's Club Regular Meeting Phase 1 Main Hall, Nov. 14, 2019 - 10AM Men's Club Picnic Phase 1 Park, Nov. 16, 2019 - 12 Noon Men's Club Steering Committee Meeting Phase 2 Library, Dec. 5, 2019 - 9AM Men's Club Yard Sale Phase 2 Parking Lot, Dec. 6 & 7, 2019 8 till 11AM FRI., 8 till 11AM SATMen's Club Regular Meeting Phase 1 Main Hall, Dec. 12, 2019 - 10AM Men's Club Christmas Dinner Phase 1 Main Hall, Dec. 19, 2019 - 5PM

MEN’S CLUB PICNIC TICKETSPicnic tickets will be sold in PH 2 Library from 8-10 am on

Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 4th & 5th, 11th and 12th. THERE WILL BE NO TICKETS SOLD at the monthly meeting on Feb.. 14th. We must order supplies prior to that meeting. The date for the picnic is February 16th. Men’s Club memberships may also be purchased at this time. Membership is required for men buying tickets to picnics. Please show your membership cards to the persons selling tickets. As always, single ladies can buy tickets without a membership card. Please note the changes in the days of the week and the times of ticket sales. The change makes picnic and Men’s Club Membership sales the same time. Ticket Sales will end at 6 pm on February 13th.

We will sell Valentine Breakfast Tickets on January 14th, 15th, 28th and 29th for the breakfast on February 13th. Tickets will cost $10 per person and can be purchased for Members and their guest and by widows of former members at these times. No Tickets will be sold after January 29th. NO Exceptions. Ticket sale chairman is Ken Judd.

PARKING FOR PICNICS

If you come by golf cart, please park all the way back be-hind the trees where people have their tables and chairs set up. If you have set your table and chairs near the shuffleboard court please park along the side of the courts Do NOT drive golf carts on the pavers in the sidewalks between the parking lot. The shuffleboard court, and the kitchen. Golf cart parking is also available in the designated spaces of the parking lots in front of the club house and on the side of the club house. The


change in parking for the picnics is to give the workers room to get from the charcoal cooker to the serving tables and to the beverage area. Please do not park in spaces obviously desig-nated for cars. The entry ways will be the same as always—on both sides of the bit tree. Please abide by the NOT PARKING lines which mean NO PARKING in this pace. This is important so that there is always access for emergency vehicles if they are needed It’s important to remember that all residential lots in Holiday Park are private property and require permission from the owners if you want to walk across their property or park on their property.

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This year is the 20th anni-versary of “JUST US GIRLS”. The charter meeting was held on January 28th,1999. Marie Doran and Joan Emanuele were the

co-chairwomen. Not much has changed. We still hold meet-ings on the fourth Thursday of the month, and yearly dues are still $5.

On February 6th we will have a bus trip to the gambling ca-sino in Immokalee.

Lunch will be on your own at the casino. The bus will stop at the "Best of Everything" on the return trip. This is a jewelry and accessory shop. Cost is $20. Contact Barb Finlan for seating availability.

Our Off-Broadway performance will be "Midlife 2" on Satur-day, February 16th. Contact Marie Doran for available seating.

SIGN-UP for the Anna Marie Princess boat tour will be on Monday, February 18th in PH 2 from 10 till 11 am. Cost is $58. We will stop at Duff's in Sarasota for lunch on the return trip. Jan Ivison is doing the sign-up.

Our regular meeting will be held on Thursday, February 28th in the main hall. Sign-up for Broadway Palm "Guys & Dolls" will start @ 9:00 a.m. Meeting will be @ 9:30 a.m. After the meeting the Officers and Committee Members will have a "Thrift Shop Fashion Show". All Clothing modeled will be from thrift shops or re-sale shops. Should be a lot of fun! Hope to see you there.Wiz La Master, Secretary

JUST US GIRLS MEETINGS--2018-2019Sign ups @ 9am--Meetings @ 9:30amFebruary 28th—Thrift Shop Fashion Show*No meeting in March

JUST US GIRLS TRIPS & LUNCHEONS--2018-2019February 6th Immokalee Gambling/Best of EverythingFebruary 16th Off Broadway, "Mid-life 2"March 13th Anna Marie Princess Cruise/Duff'sMarch 27th Broadway Palm, "Guys & Dolls"April 3rd Spring Luncheon @ Heron Creek

BROADWAY PALMSSaturday February 16th our bus trip to Broadway Palms in

Ft. Myers to see the off- Broadway production of “MID-LIFE 2”. The follow up to the hilarious “Mid-Life, The Crisis Musical 2” takes us back into the Middle Ages once again with a hilari-ously tuneful look at the aches, pains, and joys of getting older. From ever-increasing trips to the doctor’s office, to the horrify-ing moment when one qualifies for a senior discount, the aging Baby Boomers and beyond are sure to see their lives reflected in this brand new, witty musical revue.

This all-inclusive trip includes round trip bus from Holiday Park to Broadway Palms, a live performance in the off -Broad-way theater, all taxes and gratuities, all you can eat delicious salad and soup bar, awesome entrees, great desserts including

sugar-free and an ice cream bar with toppings of hot fudge (yummy), strawberry and caramel. Coffee and tea (hot or cold) are included. Oh, I can’t forget those wonderful macaroons!

Sign-up with membership cards will be at the January 24th meeting. The cost Is $65 with a check payable to “Just Us Girls”. Please No Canadian checks. Bus will leave PH 2 at 10am. Any questions, concerns, please call me. Marie Doran 426-2534

Please join “Just Us Girls” on Wednesday, March 27th on a day bus trip to Broadway Palms in Ft. Myers to see the live per-formance of “Guys and Dolls” in the main dining room. The sto-ry of the unlikely romance between Miss Sarah Brown, a pure at heart urban missionary and a slick Broadway gambler Sky Masterson. The show’s second romantic gambler involves Na-than Detroit, who operates “The World’s Largest Floating Crap Game”, and Miss Adelaide, the main attraction at the Hot Box nightclub, who have been engaged for fourteen years. Frank Loesser’s score features classics such as LUCK BE. LADY, I’VE NEVER BEEN IN LOVE BEFORE, SUE ME, A BUSHEL and a PECK and more. This all-inclusive trip includes round trip bus from Holiday Park to Broadway Palms, a live performance, all taxes and gratuities, all you can eat delicious salad and soup bar, awe-some entrees, yummy desserts including sugar-free, and an ice cream bar with toppings of hot fudge, strawberry and caramel. Coffee and tea hot or cold are included. Oh, don’t forget those to die for macaroons! Sign-up with a membership card will be at the February 28th meeting. The cost is $71 with a check pay-able to “Just Us Girls”. Please no Canadian checks. Bus will leave phase 2 at 10 am. Any questions, concerns, please call me.Marie Doran 426-2534

AARP TAXES Taxes start Feb..4--April 15, Mondays only, 9 am-1 pm. Ph1,

Main Hall. Please bring, Photo ID, Last years, and any forms needed for this years’ taxes. Any Questions call Don LaMaster 941-876-4622.

HOLIDAY PARK ACTIVITIES FOR FEBRUARY Greetings Neighbors! It is difficult to believe that it is time

for the February update of Holiday Park’s HOA activities. How time fly’s when you’re having fun. So, onto the fun scheduled for your February enjoyment!

Before I continue, I want to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to everyone that supported the “HOA New Year’s Eve Dance” on December 29th with “Eddie & The Edsel’s”, who were “FANTASTIC”! From the individuals that hung the snow flakes, set up the hall, decorated for the evening, at-tended the dance and cleaned up at the end of the night and restored the hall to be “BINGO READY”, THANK YOU! Forgive me for not naming names. I don’t want to forget anyone.

A dance is scheduled for Saturday, February 2nd from 7 – 10 pm. Music will be provided by “Saxyduo”. Come and enjoy an evening of fun and relaxation with your friends and neighbors! Bring your own “adult beverage”, some snacks and your danc-ing shoes and enjoy yourself. Don’t dance? Come anyway and enjoy listening to the music. It’s a fun night out for a very rea-sonable cost of $7 per person.

There is a “Horse Race” scheduled for March 5th! The theme is “A Day on the Farm”. Doors open at 6pm, tickets are $6 per person. You can purchase “funny money” and place your bet on your favorite pony. Again, as always, it is a BYOB affair. Ticket Sales will take place in the Phase 2 Bridge Room from 8–10 am, February 4th & 5th. Yes, this is early, but necessary, due to all the other Park activities.


HOA DINNER, FEBRUARY 21stHOA Dinner Tickets will be sold on February 11th & 12th,

8–10 am, Phase 2 Bridge Room. Tickets are $10 per person. Menu will be Pork Tenderloin, potato, salad, veg, rolls and des-ert. It is necessary to provide an accurate count to the kitchen crew as early as possible, so they can plan accordingly! There-fore, no tickets will be sold after February 17th. REMINDER: Don’t forget to bring your dishes, silverware, napkins and what-ever you plan on drinking. These items ARE NOT PROVIDED!

Finally, set time aside on February 26th or 27th, 8- 10 am, to purchase your tickets for the “James Chartier Magic Show” on March 9th. James is a magician and comic who entertains, in-volves and fascinates his audiences. Tickets are $10 per person and can be purchased in the Phase 2 Bridge Room on the dates and times previously stated. The show starts promptly at 7 pm. Doors will open at 6:15 pm and close at 7 pm. The show last ap-proximately 1 ½ hours. Seating will be “Theater Style”.

There will be “Music by the Pool” on February 19th, from 3 – 5 pm, featuring “Teresa & Dave”. Come and relax and enjoy an afternoon of music, dance, friends and sunshine.

Thank You for supporting your HOA. We hope you are tak-ing advantage of the many activities arranged for you and that you are enjoying yourself. Till next time, I’ll see at an HOA event.Sincerely, John E. Rabideau, 2nd VP Holiday Park HOA

NITE AT THE RACESTheme: A DAY ON THE FARM

We are counting down to the opening of the Annual Horse Race here at Holiday Park. The horses are really getting a work-out and will be in great shape come the big day.

The race takes place on Tuesday, March 5th. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Tickets will be sold FEBRUARY 4 & 5 from 8 to 10 a.m in Ph II, bridge room. $6 per person. Remember as always, Homeowners, Monday,-four tickets per person and you need to have a HOA membership card for all four tickets, Tuesday, Homeowners, Renters and Guests, again, four tickets per per-son. There will be a light fare, including one beverage. We will have additional beverages available for purchase during the evening-$1 each.

We will be making up baskets, if you wish to donate any-thing for the baskets, drop off items for baskets to Bernie Rabideau @ 5018 Palena Blvd. There will be raffles.

If you wish to have something for snacks, other than the popcorn we provide, please feel free to bring it with you as well as any beverage you wish to have. It is a wonderful night with lots of laughter, anticipation and bantering among the crowd. GO WHITIE!

We had our first meeting in January and I am very happy to say people are stepping up to volunteer to make sure we have a successful and fun filled race once again. Thank you.

Any question you may have please give me a call.--Mary Margaret Bryant. 207-756-5854See you at races.Mary Margaret Bryant, Race Chairman GOLF CART RALLY

Keep Sunday, March 10th open. That’s the date for the an-nual Golf Cart Rally! We missed last year due to a scheduling error, but we’re back again! We get about 45 carts participat-ing, and each year it grows. The rally is a one to two-hour scav-enger hunt in the Park. You and your partner will drive around, following directions, seeking answers to clues. Prizes to the teams who do best.

Dress yourself and your cart in St. Patrick Day finery. Prizes for best dressed carts, and best dressed scavengers, too. Maybe you’ll find a pot 'o'’ gold at the end of the rainbow (or at least a pint of Irish whiskey!). More details next month. Dick Gortz [email protected] (216) 789-0901

GOLF CART CHRISTMAS PARADEThank you to the HOA for sponsoring the parade, the par-

ticipants, those that brought cookies and to Phyllis and Gary Branch and their crew for all the work on the cookie party. A special thanks to Santa and Mrs. Claus, Ed and Patsy for chauf-feuring them back to our grand marshals, Suzy Mulhollen, Glenn Anderson. Thank you to Bill Mitchell for all his help and all the many volunteers that made this special event happen. Needless to say, the judges had their work cut out for them, thank you judges. The results our first place went to Yvonne and Doug Warner and Fran Chudy with the North Pole theme, second place went to the ladies at Greenview Court, Sharon Schaeffer, Tammy Oliver, Lynn Leonard and Pat Schmeltzer, with the Twas the night before Christmas golf cart and float. Third place went to Bob and Kathy Bachman with the truck pulling the camper, honorable mention went to Mariann Underdown and Pat Robinson with their entry, Marie Warman with the Grinch Mobile. There was so much creativity, time and energy put into decorating the carts. Well done everyone. Jackie Mitchell

HOLIDAY PARK ANNIVERSARY PARTYAre you ready for some Anniversary Fun? On Sunday, Feb-

ruary 3, 2019, we are planning an afternoon of fun and games for everyone that is celebrating an Anniversary in 2019. This event will be held in the PH 1 Main Hall from 2 – 4 pm and is open to EVERYONE living in Holiday Park. We will be repeating our vows and having fun celebrating everyone’s anniversary in one afternoon. Plan on attending and let’s help everyone have a Happy Anniversary! Questions? Call Phyllis Branch, 941-876-3810.

DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSEDefensive driving course is scheduled for Saturday, Feb.. 9th

from 9 am. Till 4 pm at PH 1. There will be a lunch break with time for you to go home and eat. It is a very informative course and most insurance companies give a discount to you once you have your certificate showing completion of the course. Sign up was held on January 30th, however if you missed that, please feel free to call me (prior to Feb.. 5th.) and if there are openings available, I will be happy to sign you up. Let's be pre-pared with some new defensive driving tips to stay safe. Mary Margaret Bryant

HOLIDAY PARK'S GOT TALENT! (DON’T WE?)Greetings Friends & Neighbors!

There was a time in Holiday Park when the residence looked forward to the annual Holiday Park talent show. There were singers, tap dancers, Kitchen Bands and more. Those who did not entertain were entertained. As time went on, and the en-tertainers were no longer able, or available, to entertain, the “Talent Show” became a memory. The purpose of this article is to determine what interest, IF any, there is in resurrecting the annual talent show in some format. Gary Branch, past direc-tor, has agreed to direct again, IF the response warrants it. IF you believe it is worth pursuing the idea, would you be willing to be an active participant? To this end we are asking you to call Gary Branch (941-976-3810) or myself, John Rabideau (941-423-0580) to cast your vote, for or against, the concept. Holiday


Park is a wonderful community to reside in. It’s YOUR commu-nity. It’s up to YOU to keep it that way by taking an active role in determining the activities you want to enjoy. Looking forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Gary Branch and John Rabideau

OLYMPICSHopefully you have all been conditioning for your big

chance at a medal. The sign ups went well during the month of January. It is great having so many people taking part in this event. Opening Ceremony is February 11th at 2 pm. We will start off with the newest event directly after the ceremony with a cupcake competition in the Main Hall, Ph I. Sounds yummy! We will not have the chili completion this year, but chili will be provided by the Olympic Committee. The Olympics continue until February 23rd with an event going on every day. There will be music by “Under the Influence” on Feb.. 11th pool side directly after the chili and cupcakes and a free dance on closing day Feb.. 23rd.(evening) by “Voices Carry”.

The schedules will be posted in both clubhouses. Now, make sure you have filled in your calendar for these funs filled days and evenings. Remember everyone can take part even if you don't want to compete, just bring a chair and come cheer. Everyone has a great time. Mike, Brad and the Olympic Committee

HOLIDAY PARK ANNUAL PHOTO CONTESTGreetings Fellow Photographers!

Yes, there WILL be a Holiday Park Photo Contest again this season, 2018-2019! There are some changes and clarifications so please read this article carefully.

The first item of clarification is to address who can partici-pate. Any resident, owner or renter, is considered eligible to par-ticipate in the annual HP Photo Contest. Participants DO NOT have to be a member of the Computer Club, but we would wel-come new members. Previous winners are welcome. The one rule that does apply is that previous photographs, those that have won First, Second or Third Place or Honorable Mention can NOT be resubmitted. Previous winning photographers ARE eligible to participate in this and future contest. Photographs must be the work of the individual submitting the photograph, NOT photographs from other sources, i.e. The Internet. Photos can be submitted if they have been taken by a phone camera; I-Pad; Inexpensive point and shoot cameras take great pictures and can certainly be used. Expensive or Inexpensive 35mm SLR cameras can also be used. There are NO restrictions regarding cameras.

Another area of clarification is the various categories. Dur-ing this year’s contest the following categories will be used. Please notice the clarifications where appropriate.

1. Adults 2. Children3. Scenery – Usually defined as Picturesque views or Landscapes.4. Still Life – A picture consisting predominately of INANIMATE OBJECTS; i.e. sea shells on sand; a bowl of fruit; shoes of various colors; an empty chair watching a sunset.5. Bird 6. Animals – deer, squirrels, spiders, snakes. (birds ARE NOT animals)7. Bridges 8. Flowers9. The judges, at the time of judging, will determine if a sub-

mitted photograph fits the category selected, by the photog-rapher of the picture being submitted. The judges will have the option of disqualifying a photograph that is not properly clas-sified. The decision of the judges will be final.

All photographs shall be printed on photo paper that is 8.5

x 11 inches. The photo can be printed as an 8.5 x 11 or 8 x 10, glossy or matte, color or black & white, with or without a border. Printing can be on home printers OR commercially printed at Wal-Mart, Walgreen’s, CVS or Staples. Prints MUST be on photo paper. Card stock prints WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AND ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CONSIDERATION. The number of photographs per category shall be limited to two (2); total photographs per photographer/participant shall be 16. These numbers shall be strictly adhered to.

Entry forms will be provided. DO NOT write on the back of your photograph; DO NOT tap the entry form to the back of the photo being submitted. Plastic page saver sheets will be provided for each photo submitted.

Photos may be submitted the week of February 18-21, 2019. They will be accepted from 9:00 – 10:00 AM at the Library in PH 1 Club House. These will be the only dates and times for submissions. NO EXCEPTIONS!! Winners will be announced, and awards presented at the March 26, 2019 Computer Club Meeting.

Questions? Contact John E. Rabideau, Holiday Park Photo Contest Chair. 941-423-0580 or 585-733-5939

HOLIDAY PARK PHOTO CONTEST UPDATEGreetings Fellow Photographers and Interested Residence!

PLEASE NOTE! Due to this year’s trustee election, the March 12th Computer Club meeting and Photo Contest Award’s pre-sentation has been RESCHEDULED to Tuesday, March 26th at 6:30 PM, in the PH 1 Main Hall. ALL other rules and acceptance of contest entries remain unchanged. If you have questions, please feel free to call me. Thank You! Regards, John E. Rabideau, Photo Contest Chair 941-423-0580

PRINTING YOUR PHOTOSThe Computer Club will provide optional printing of your

photos in the Computer room on Monday evenings through-out January at 6:30 pm for $1 per print, at the time of print-ing. Please bring your pictures on a jump drive. We will only be printing, (no editing) and on glossy paper. Tom Carr & Wally Hack

FOOD BANKThe food bank and the collection bin are now located in

the computer room in PH 2 hall. Thank you for your donations. Mariann Underdown

AEROBIC EXERCISE CLASSAnother year and another season are underway! Class starts

at 8 am, on Mon., Wed, and Fri. each week in the Phase 1 Main Hall. We do a light to moderate walking exercise for 30-40 min-utes with various instructors on DVD. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Sometimes we use 1 to 2 lb. hand weights but they are not necessary. There will be NO CLASS on Wed, Feb.. 13th due to the hall being used for the Men's Club Valentine break-fast. All are welcome to the class, join us for a good walk!!! Sandy Strang, 231-972-7100

ARTHRITIS WATER CLASS 3 pm in the PH 2 pool. Do you know the benefits of exercis-

ing in the water? Works the heart muscles, enhances balance & coordination, easy on the joints, builds muscle mass & strength, improves flexibility & mobility, reduces soreness. Easier to exer-cise in the pool, if you have Arthritis. Come join us, it's just more fun with other people! Questions?Roberta Swingle 426-3192


CERAMICS

CERAMICS

So too it's time for ceramics to begin again. As usual we will meet every Friday from 1 to 4 pm beginning January 4th in the ceramic room in PH 2 next to the pool. I am looking forward to seeing everyone and hope to see some new

faces. We do have fun while showing our creativity and talent. We offer supplies for those who wish to try it out. If you have any questions I can be reached @ 423-8274. See you January 4th. Rosanne Richard

COMPUTER CLUB The Computer Club is looking for some new

and interesting people. We realize you are out of the work force now and want to play, but we need people that are interested in learning new things on the computer, or helping us older generation

with what you know about computers.You do not need to be a member to come to the meetings,

the first and fourth Tuesday of each month. We have interest-ing topics to learn about, and we always come away learning something. I know!!! I have been in the club since it started way back when and there are many things I have learned and forgotten. The computers have changed so much so there is always something to learn.Judy Hord, Club Temp Sec.

BEGINNERS COMPUTER CLASSMary Ann Olszewski will be teaching beginners computer

class at her home by appointment. Please contact her for a time and date. 426-5328

COUNTRY PARTNER DANCING If you like country music and have a partner to dance with, come to Country Partner Dance les-sons. Tuesdays 3 – 5 pm, PH 1. Wear comfort-able smooth soled shoes, it is hard to dance in flip flops. Every Tuesday, January – April 9th.

Learn some pattern steps to country music because Dancing Makes you Smarter and

Healthier.Dancing reduces stress and depression, increases energy

and serotonin, improves flexibility, strength, balance, endur-ance, strengthens bones, boosts cardiovascular health, in-creases mental capacity by exercising our cognitive process, and increases dynamic rapid-fire decision making as it creates new neural paths in the brain. And it’s fun! Find a partner, male or female and join us on Tuesdays.Jan & Dave Baker 508-758-2049

CRIBBAGE

Cribbage will be played on Thursdays from 1pm till 3 pm in the Ph 2 Activity Room. Any player from beginner on up is welcome to play. Bill Delorey 423-2256

MODERN LINE DANCING CONTINUES Sheila Terry has been gracious enough to lead the modern line dance classes in the Main Hall, ev-ery Thursday afternoon from 1 pm to 2:30 pm. Modern line dance is done to a wide variety of genres of music, so if you are not a “country music” lover, you can still enjoy the

dancing. Country music is still used, but it is not all country. Sheila has reviewed those dances that the group has previous-ly learned, and is in the process of teaching some new ones, just to keep everyone’s interest peaked! If you are brand new to line dance, the class is slow enough that you can pick up the step/terminology required. And of course, lots of fun and ca-maraderie in the class, to make it fun for everyone! As well – line dance is not strictly for women. Lots of men enjoy line dancing – so if you are single or you don’t have a partner who dances, come join! I am sure you will enjoy it. A good pair of shoes securely fastened to your feet should keep you comfort-able. Sandals are not recommended – you can easily twist an ankle with sandals, and we want to keep everyone healthy and happy!

For the 2020 season, modern line dancing will return to Tuesday afternoons – the more advanced class at 1 pm, and the slower/less experienced class (for brand new people mostly), at 3pm. Join the group – they will save a spot on the floor for you!

If you are interested in joining, please email Carol Larocque at [email protected]. She will add your name to the mailing list, so you receive the notices on a weekly basis, as well as learning what new dances you will be doing. For contact info, please call Yvonne Warner at 734-776-6592 and Sheila Terry at 614.946.9895 Good luck to all! Carol Larocque

WOMEN’S BOWLING LEAGUE

Belles Bowling League

Holiday Park Belles will be rolling strikes be-ginning October 11th. The league is open to resi-dents, families and friends. We bowl on Thursdays

until March 28th at Treasure Lanes in Port Char-lotte. We need full time bowlers and subs. Call Debbie at 615-631-4725 for more infor-

mation. Debbie Dekker, President

MEN’S BOWLING LEAGUE Started on Oct. 18th, Thursday’s at 11:30 am. Every-one welcome. Show up on any Thursday ready to Bowl. January we start second season 'till Apr.. at Treasure Lanes in Port Charlotte. Call John Green at 585-752-8726 for info.

DUPLICATE BRIDGEWe will resume our duplicate bridge evenings on Thurs.

11/16. Looking forward to seeing those of you who have re-turned. Roberta Swingle 426-3192

MIXED BRIDGETime 12:15-3:30 pm on Mon., Tues., Wed and Fri.’s.

EUCHRE Euchre players come join us Sunday evenings at 6:30pm

Phase 2 card room. Arrive atleast 10 minutes early. Thanks, Roger Olds

WOMEN’S GOLF

GOLF LEAGUELadies

Our first tee time is at 7:52 am, so arrival should be no later than 7:25 am. A $10 dues will be collected at that time.

New members must contact either Marie Doran at 941-426-2534 or Nancy Achilles at 603-608-1129. See you there. Looking forward to another fun year!

Remember if you would like to join a fun bunch of ladies for some Tuesday morning golf, please contact me at nanack@


comcast.net. We play at the Cove in Englewood, every Tuesday morning at 7:52 am. Thank you to everyone! Nancy Achilles (603) 608-1129

BEGINNERS’ GENEALOGYOrganizing family history data using Family Tree Maker and

basic internet searches using Ancestry.Com and other web-sites. Wednesdays, PH 2 Comp Rm. 10 am-12 pm.

HORSESHOE’SStarting Oct. 22nd at 9 am Mon. – Fri., everyone wel-

come-men and women-bring a smile and a good atti-tude let's have some fun. Call John Green 585-752-8726 for info

KAYAKING Holiday Park kayakers meet on Wednesdays at 8 am, at the Phase 2 Clubhouse parking lot and depart for the launch site at 8:30 am. An email is sent weekly to the names on our con-

tact list with launch date, location and directions. Contact [email protected] or 941-740-4003 to be added to/sub-tracted from the contact list and with questions.

Launch sites for February are: 6th Manatee Park (Ft. Myers); 13th Robinson Preserve (Bradenton); 20th Turtle Beach (Sara-sota); 27th Don Pedro State Park (Cape Haze). Paddlers must have with them at all times while on the water a life preserver/personal flotation device (PFD). This is a federal regulation.

Our friends who live outside of Holiday Park, and want to paddle with us, meet us at our designated launch sites. HAPPY PADDLING! Frank Rieser

PICKLE BALLThe club had their first meeting to start the year off. We

would like to give a big thanks to everyone in the park who pulled together to make the four new beautiful courts a reality. We greatly appreciate them.

Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in North America. Florida is competing to become the main Pickleball center in the US. Holiday Park is now well positioned to accommodate new Pickleball players coming to live in the Park. We welcome any players to join us. Open/social play happens every morn-ing starting at 9 am. Anyone interested in learning to play, there will be a beginner’s clinic on February 4th. If interested call Stuart Buck @ 215-715-4685 if you miss this one. Submit-ted by Stuart Buck.

PINOCHLEThe card games will be held on Monday’s and Fridays from

6:15-9pm in PH 1, throughout the year. Lessons will be avail-able during the first two Monday sessions. All are welcome to join the fun! Any questions? Beth Deery 423-0890.

SOCIAL GUITAR PLAYING Social guitar playing will begin (depending on level of participation) on Tuesday evenings in PH 2 library from 6:30 – 9:30 pm. This activity will occur during the months of December through the end of April (except for the holiday weeks). The purpose of this activity is to enjoy playing and singing music as well as help the personal playing/

learning curve of beginning and intermediate level guitar play-ers. All participation and support are on a voluntary basis with no money involved. Please bring your guitar and come and

sing along. If you have any question’s feel free to call me @ 812-630-0182.John Sermersheim

SHUFFLEBOARD The excitement is starting to build as the Olympics is drawing near. They will be starting Monday (Feb..11) and close on Sat. (Feb..23) Please look for information at Phase 1 club-house or at the Shuffleboard Courts. We play Shuffleboard Mon.. Wed and Fri.. at 9:30 a.m. We cancel play if the temperature is below 550. The shed is open so you can have access to the

equipment. Please put away anything you use. Also, you should always wear a closed shoe to protect your foot.

More information can be found in our NEW display case. A special shout out goes to RALPH LAROSE for doing such a great job on building it. Have fun!! Bev Borkowski

SWIMMERCIZEIf you have just recently arrived in the park, the big news is

LOIS IS BACK teaching the class. Classes are on Tuesday and Thursday from 10-11 am in the Ph1 Pool. If the temperature is 600 or lower class will be canceled. If you have an artificial joint, are contemplating one, having problems making your body do the things it used to do, come join us. Water aerobics is won-derful exercise. You may find it helps tone your muscles, gets you more flexible, and works on your cardio-vascular system. We have a lot of fun. Lois Langtry

TAI CHI for BETTER BALANCEOnce again, I will be holding classes for Tai Chi. Jan. 2019

on Wednesday, 2nd, 9th, 16th,23rd, and 30th. In PH 1 1– 2 pm. NO classes in February. Classes in March on Wednesday, 6th, no class on the 13th, classes on the 20th and the Last class on the 27th. If you need to improve your Balance, come join us.Donna Rumfelt 423-9217

TENNIS NEWS

At the January's meeting, after donuts and coffee, ev-eryone filled out a card with their necessary medical/in-

surance information. These will be handy, in case of a health emergency on the courts! The club also welcomed new mem-ber, Norbert Auger. Following the meeting, the Gasparilla Quad Tourney was held - 8 people on one court proved to be a fun, strategic challenge! Thanks to organizer Andy Mulzer, who tallied the Hardys squeaking by the Laurels by 2 points! Participants' appetites were satisfied with hearty soups, chili, fresh veggies and yummy desserts! Kudos to the Social Com-mittee, for organizing a culinary classic! Next meeting is Feb.. 9th, followed by the Valentine's Tournament. Reminder: No Round Robin on Thurs., Feb.. 21st and Mar. 7th (league play). Jim Shatford

ZOOMBA CLASSPhase 1 Main HallTuesday——8:45amFriday———9:00amNO Class Tuesday February 26, 2019Happy Dancing, Thanks, Carolyn Olds


CANADA DAY – SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 Calling all Canadians! Hope you can join us for our annual Canada Day Celebration, being held on Saturday, March 2nd, 2019. There will be a change of format this year. Doors in the

Main Hall in Phase 1 will open at 5 pm, for socializing and to bring in your food. Potluck dinner will commence at 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm. BYOB – ice will be available. There will be soft drinks and water, as well as coffee and tea. The DJ – “Joan and Vince Gregoire”, will be entertaining you with music that you can dance to, from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Requests will be accepted, and there will be Canadian content. Get your thinking caps on for costumes – there will be prizes for costumes, door prizes, spot dances, 50/50 draw. Ticket sales will take place in the Li-brary, Phase 2, on the following dates: Monday and Tuesday – Feb. 4th and 5th, Monday and Tuesday – February 11th and 12th, and Monday, February 25th. Time will be from 8 am. to 10 am. Price of tickets will remain at $5 per person. While you are purchasing your tickets, there will be a sign-up list of food items for the potluck. If you are unable to attend on the ticket sales dates, please contact Karen Wood at 941-564-6757. If you have never given your email address to the mailing list for Can-ada Day, please email Carol Larocque at [email protected], and she will add you, for reminders/updates. As well, if you are tak-ing pictures during the day/evening of the event, please send them to Carol Larocque at above email address. We have a Can-ada Day Celebration website, where Carol will post pictures and a write-up of the day’s events. Once the Canada Day Com-mittee has their follow-up meeting, a financial statement will also be posted on the website. Check out the previous year’s photos and write-ups. http://celebratecanadahp.yolasite.com Thank you, Canada Day Committee

MICHIGAN DAY TO ALL MICHIGAN OWNERS, RENTERS & GUESTSYou are invited to attend the annual Michigan Day Dinner and Fun Day! Sunday, February 17, 2019 Main Hall PH 1 @ 1 pmChicken and Trimmings, Coffee, Tea, Punch, DessertTickets on Sale Monday & Tuesday, February 4th & 5th in PH 2 Library 8–10 am $10 each.NO TICKETS SOLD AT THE DOOR!

NY, NJ, PA DAYSThe 2019 NY, NJ, Pa Days will be February 10th in Phase 1

Dining Hall @ 12:30 pm. It will be the same as last year, a dish to pass, beverage will be provided. Remember the theme is “Crazy Hat Day”, so be working on your hat. Hope everyone as a safe holiday season. Cheryl Babcock

NEW ENGLAND DAYSunday, March 17,2019. Tickets will be sold on Feb.. 25th

& 26th also on March 4 & 5 from 8-10am in phase 2 hall $10 per person. No tickets will be sold at the door. Lunch menu: Pasta Bar. Come celebrate St. Patrick's Day with us. Join us for a wee bit O' fun in Phase 1 hall. We will be giving a prize for best dressed Leprechaun. For questions, call Pat Robinson 603-918-7587 or Mariann Underdown 941-429-4846

FRIENDS LUNCHEON

Friends Lunch Group Welcome to the new sea-

son for the Friends Luncheon. All are welcome. It is a great time to meet new friends and reunite with old friends. We meet at noon at the restaurant. Just

call me for a reservation’s 941-564-6231. Schedule as listed be-low

Feb.. 08 - Gold Rush BBQ, 661 Tamami Tr., VeniceMar. 08- China Buffet, North PortApr.. 12- Captain Eddies, 107 Colonial, NokomisMay 10- Pink Tequila, 1163 Toledo Blade, North PortJune 14- Cedar Creek Fish Camp North, 715 41 Bypass- VeniceJuly-Aug TBA Your Friend Judy Fowler

FYI “For Your Information”All FYI's are held in the Library Room - Phase 2 - 1:30 pmFriday, February 8, 2019 SKY Med.---- an emergency transpor-tation companyFriday, February 22, 2019 South Point Square --retirement communityFriday, March 8, 2019 Connect Hearing

All meetings held on the 2nd and 4th Fridays @ 1:30 pm, in the Library room in Phase 2 club house. If you have any ques-tions, please call me @ 513-600-5644 (new number). Respectfully submitted, Dee Neely

FRIENDSHIP CAFÉ LUNCH PROGRAM AT THE SENIOR CENTER IN NORTH PORT

Located at 4940 Pan American Blvd. It has been in existence for 20 years and serves a full meal Monday thru Friday from 11:30am to 12pm for a suggested donation of $3. Government and public donations support it. One must be 60 to come to the program.

If you have any questions, the person in charge is Sue Ann and she can be reached @ 941-429-0734.

NEWSLETTER READERSPLEASE Remember to send me your new Updates for Activi-

ties for the Coming 2019 Season. We have noticed that many events on the DAILY ACTIVITIES sheet Do Not have duration times like (Nov.-Apr.). If you are the chairperson for your event please check this out and let me know so we can have accurate information for our residents. Thank You.

Newsletter articles, calendar events and daily activity addi-tions, deletions or changes need to be e-mailed to [email protected] by end of day, on the 13th of the month preceding the month you want the information published. The Holiday Park Newsletter can be viewed online at www.holiday-parknp.com. The Park Rules and Regulations, forms and other important information and links can also be found here.Thank you, Sharon Kahnoski 616-581-9131

NEW HOMEOWNERSIf you would like your birthday and/or anniversary dates

included in the newsletter, please contact Elaine Wood at [email protected] or call her at 423-7149.

Current residents: Please contact Elaine with any additions, corrections, or removals. Thank you.

HELPING HANDS NEWS Helping Hand welcomes to their committee Allyson Collins

315-854-0242 (Nov.-April). Allyson will help out with emer-gency trips, and we also welcome Hal Strang 231-972-7100 (Nov.-April). Hal will help out with medical equipment. We are honored to have you both on our committee and thank you for your support. Marie Doran 426 - 2534


HELPING HAND DIRECTORYEMERGENCY TRIPS MEDICAL EQUIPMENTNancy Rivers 979-0199 John Kahnoski 616-581-9141Marie Doran 426-2534 Frank Rieser 740-4003Allyson Collins 315-854-0242 Jim Oliver 812-489-0627 Hal Strang 231-972-7100CAREGIVERNancy Crosby 592-7434 {Cell} 426-5943 {Home}

HELPING HAND RESOURCE DIRECTORYEmergencies dial 911North Port Police non-emergencies 426-3111Bon Secours Services 423-5170Elder Helpline 1-866-413-5337 (toll free)Local travel assistance Fish of North Port 474-8802Meals on Wheels 426-1734Venice Friendship Center for Info & referrals 584-0071Social Services Hot Line 1-800 962-2873Sarasota County Area Transit – Bus (SCAT) 941-861-1234Suncoast for Ramps 941-351-9545.CALL NURSE CONNECT 941-637-2497 for around the clock health information and physician referrals.Marie Doran

CAN YOU HELP?Helping Hands needs volunteers to drive residents to local

doctor’s appointments, to pharmacies to pick up meds, and to the grocery store. If you can spare some time, please call Marie Doran 426-2534. Thank you so much.

MEMORIAL BRICKS We are selling bricks for the Memorial Pathway. The cost is

$50.00 for three lines with 16 letters in each line. If you want to see what they look like, stop by the pathway to the Gazebo and see what is already there. They don't have to be a memorial for someone. All you should do is stop by the office and pick up a form, fill it out and make a check payable to the HOA and give them to one of ladies in the office. Any questions, please call or see Frank Lampe @ 423-7457.

OBITUARIESMarilyn Jones on Palena passed away Dec.. 21, 2018Edward Hoffmam on Anapa Ct. passed away Dec.. 22, 2018E. Dean Cox, former resident, passed away Dec.. 28, 2018Marilyn R. Jewell on Palena passed away Jan 11, 2019

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Blood Pressure ClinicPH 2 10-11 am


Ladies Golf BreakfastOlde’ World 8:30 amMen’s Club MembershipCards & Picnic Tickets

PH 2 8-10 amHorse Race tickets for

Mar 5thPH 2 8-10am

Men’s Club Membership Cards& Picnic ticketsPH 2 8-10 am

Michigan Day ticketsPH 2 8-10 am

Horse Race tickets for Mar5th

PH 2 8-10 am

Men’s Club ValentinesBreakfast

PH 1 8:15 1st seating, 9:152nd seating

NY, NJ, PA, DaysPH 1 12:30 pm

Michigan DayPH 1 1 pm

Men’s Club MembershipCards & Picnic tickets

PH 2 8-10 amHOA Dinner ticketsPH 2 8-10 am


Blood Pressure ClinicPH 2 10-11 am

Olympic Opening CeremoniesPH 1 2 pm

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Just Us Girls Bustrip

PH 2 8 amImmokalee/Best of

Everything

Just Us Girls Mtg &Fashion ShowPH 1 9:30 am

Sign-up for BroadwayPalms

“Guys & Dolls”9 am

Holiday ParkAnniversary PartyPH 1 2-4 pm

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Just Us Girls Bus TripPH 2 10 am“Mid-Life 2”

Men’s Club PicnicPH 1 12 pm

Defensive DrivingCourse

PH 1 9am-4pm

Men’s Club mtg.PH 1 10 amTrustee’s mtgPH 1 7 pm

ArchitecturalMtg.

PH 1 9am

Architectural Mtg.Ph 1 9am

Friends LuncheonGold Rush/Venice

“FYI”PH 2 1:30 pm

SKY-Med

“FYI”PH 2 1:30 pm

South Point SquareRetirementCommunity

Music by thePool

PH 1 3-5 pm“Teresa & Dave”

HOA mtgPH 1 7 pm

James Chartier Showtickets

PH 2 8-10 amTrustee Workshop

PH 1 9 amComputer Club mtg.

PH 1 6:30 questions/7 pmSarasota Extention Service:

'Container Gardening'

Men’s Club Membership Cards& Picnic TicketsPH 2 8-10 am

HOA Dinner TicketsPH 2 8-10 am

Computer Club Mtg.PH 1 6:30 pm Questions/7 pmCyber Awareness/NP Police

Men’s ClubSteering Mtg.

PH 2 Library 9am

Olympic ClosingCeremony

PH 1 11 am


Helping Hands Comm. Mtg.PH 1 Trustee room 9:30 amJust Us Girls sign-up for

Anna Marie PrincessCruise/Duff’s for Lunch

PH 2 10-11 am

James Chartier ShowPH 2 8-10 am

HOA DinnerPork TenderloinPH 1 5 pm

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DancePH 1 7-10 pm“Saxyduo”


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POOL WALKING PH 2AEROBIC EXERCISES (Nov. – April) PH 1

8:45 AM 8 BALL PH 29:00 AM BOCCE PH 2

PICKLE BALL (Oct. – June) PH 2HORSESHOES PH 2WATER AEROBICS (May – October) PH 2

9:30 AM SHUFFLEBOARD PH 1

10:00 AM BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC (Nov. – April) PH 2(2nd and 4th Mondays)

12:00 PM 35 CARD GAME PH 212:15PM MIXED BRIDGE3:00 PM TABLE TENNIS PH 16:15 PM PINOCHLE (year round) PH 16:30 PM HAND & FOOT (year round) PH 2

TROUBLESHOOTING CLASS [Jan-Apr]Tom Carr in COMPUTER ROOM PH 2



8:45 AM 8 BALL PH 29:00 AM ZOOMBA PH 2

BOCCE PH 2PICKLE BALL (Oct. – June) PH 2HORSESHOES PH 2WATER AEROBICS (May – October) PH 2

9:30 AM SHUFFLEBOARD PH 110-12 AM MICROSOFT 10 & CLOUD [Jan.-Apr.]

Tom Carr in COMPUTER ROOM PH 212:15 PM MIXED BRIDGE PH 21-4 PM CERAMICS Ceramics Bldg. [Jan. – May] PH 23:00 PM TABLE TENNIS PH 1

ARTHRITIS WATER EXERCISES PH 2(Nov. – April)

6:15 PM PINOCHLE (year round) PH 16:30 PM HAND & FOOT (year round) PH 2

6:30 PM EUCHRE (Sept. – April) PH 2

8:00 AM ROUND ROBIN TENNIS PH 29:00 AM BOCCE PH 2

PICKLE BALL (Oct. – June) PH 210:00 AM BEAN BAG BASEBALL PH 16:30 PM PENNIES FROM HEAVEN PH 2

6:45 AM EARLY RISERS EXERCISE PH 17:45AM LADIES GOLF LEAGUE (Nov – April)

(THE COVE, ENGLEWOOD)8:00 AM ROUND ROBIN TENNIS PH 2

POOL WALKING PH 28:45-9:45AM ZOOMBA (Dec.-Apr.) PH 1

9:00 AM BOCCE PH 2PICKLE BALL PH 2HORSESHOES PH 2

10:00 AM SWIMMERCIZE [Nov - Apr] PH 110:30-3:30PM SCRAP BOOKING PH 2

12:15 PM MIXED BRIDGE PH 21:00 PM SHUFFLEBOARD PH 11-4 PM SOCIAL POOL (Dec.-Apr.) PH 2

Pool room1–3 PM LINE DANCING (Jan - April) PH 13-5 PM COUNTRY COUPLES DANCING (Dec.-Apr.) PH 26:30 PM COMPUTER CLUB MTG.

2nd & 4th Tuesdays [Nov. - Apr.] PH 16:30-9:30PM SOCIAL GUITAR PLAYING Library (Jan-Apr) PH 2


POOL WALKING PH 29:00 AM BOCCE PH 2

PICKLE BALL (Oct.– June) PH 210:00 AM SWIMMERCIZE [Nov.-Apr.] PH 112:30 PM MAH JONGG PH 21:00 PM YA YA CRAFTS PH 2

CRIBBAGE (Activities Room) PH 2SOCIAL POOL PH 2Pool room [Dec.- Apr.]

1-2:30PM MODERN LINE DANCING PH 16:15 PM DUPLICATE BRIDGE (Nov. – March) PH 26:30 PM DARTS PH 2



8:45 AM 9 BALL PH 29:00 AM BOCCE PH 2

PICKLE BALL (Oct. – June) PH 2HORSESHOES PH 2WATER AEROBICS (May – October) PH 2

9:30 AM SHUFFLEBOARD PH 110 AM-12PM GENEOLOGY CLASS--Beginners (Jan.-Mar]

Wally Hack in COMPUTER ROOM PH 210:00 AM SMARTPHONE CLASS PH 1

TRUSTEE ROOM, Roger Anderson12:15 PM MIXED BRIDGE PH 21:00 PM FABRIC PAINTING (Feb. - April) PH 23:00 PM TABLE TENNIS PH 1

ARTHRITIS WATER EXERCISES PH 2(Nov. – April)

6:30 PM BINGO (Nov-Apr) PH 1(MUST BE PRESENT AND PURCHASED CARDS BY 6:15)


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