Rolling Greens Volume 34, Issue 09 News September 2013

Singles Club Pg 4 Mid West Club - Ribs Pg 11 RGHOA Chili-Labor Day Pg 11 Blood Drive Pg 21

Inside this issue: Good morning from Afghanistan, We conduct aerial resupply missions all over Afghani-stan and SGT McGraw has connected us to you by way of these wonderful care packages he wanted us to airdrop to soldiers in remote locations. We are extremely honored to be an additional way of getting your support and American spirit to the front lines. We thought you might enjoy the picture of your care packages before being taken to the skies and airdropped to our men and women in uniform. We will try and get pics from the guys in the field if able. Again, thanks for your support! Respectfully Tony Silva LCLA/TACOPS, Flightworks, Inc. Bagram Air Base

Operation ShoeBox

New e-mail address for Rolling Greens News. rgnocala@yahoo.com

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Rolling Greens News P.O. Box 2288, Silver Springs, FL. 34489 — rgnocala@yahoo.com (352) 236-0007

Deadlines for October issue: Articles due: September 25th, Wed. 12 Noon Ads due: September 23rd, Mon. 12 Noon

Assembly: October 3rd Thurs. 10:30am, North Clubhouse Articles

Page # 16 85 Plus Celebration 11 911 Cell Phones 15 AARP Driving Safety Class 22 American Flags 4 Area  Directors’  News  (1-4) 4 Arts & Craft Fair 20 Billiards 20 Bingo 19 Card Winners 6 Diner’s  Club 6 Easy Street Dinner 14 Entertainment Corner 11 Flu Shot 3 F.M.O. 6 Food Pantry 10,24 For Rent 10,24 For Sale 14 Glow Ball Golf 8 Glow Balls - Order 19 Health & Fitness Expo 14 Hole-in-One 15 Hospice 12 Kingdom of Sun Doll Club 9 Labels for Education 5 Ladies Bible Study 26 Lets get Away 14 License Plates 20 Line Dancing 12 Looking For 20 Mah Jong 11 Midwest Club 16 Movie Schedule 3 New England Club 21 OneBlood Center 1,7 Operation ShoeBox Report 20 Painting Class 9 Phone Book Changes 20 Pickleball 24 Putters Café 4 Remembering our Friends 26 Residents Speak 15 R.G. Fire Dept. Equipment 21 R.G.G.A. 16 R.G.H.O.A. Board Meeting Min. 3 R.G.H.O.A. Board Mtg. Schedule 11 R.G.H.O.A. Chili Dog Labor Day 4 R.G.H.O.A. Dance Schedule 3 R.G.H.O.A. News 6 R.G.H.O.A. Officers 12 R.G. Ladies Golf Association 5 Scripture Rosary

Disclaimer The Editor or Staff of the Rolling Greens News are not responsible or liable for content or articles submitted for publication. The paper is dedicated to providing all residents of Rolling Greens with timely information of a social nature as submitted by individuals or groups residing at Rolling Greens, with occasional input from management.

Want to Submit an Article? If you are submitting an article for

publication please remember to put your name and phone number on your article. If you don’‛t want your name printed, let me know. To submit an arti-cle by e-mail the address is

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formation is in the North Clubhouse by the bulletin boards. The cost to mail copies of the Rolling Greens News is $1.50 per issue. If you didn’‛t receive your copy there are extra issues in the clubhouses. You can now get your news at http://www.rghoa.net

Advertisers Page # 15 A Quick Step Carpet Care 8 Aesthetica Salon 6 All About Golfcars 14 Aluminum Construction 21 American Travel & More 5 AMS, Inc 24 Appliance Doctor 3 Around the House Handyman 13 A.S.A.P. Cooling & Heating 9 Chem-Dry of Marion County 22 C.V.S. 6 Discount Brake and Tire 28 Family Wellness Center 27 First Christian Church 13 Florida Anchor & Barrier Co. 9 Furce Pest Control 25 Golf Car Supercenter 11,23 Golf Cart Sales/Repairs 10 House Cleaning-Roseanne 14 John S. Roofing 19 LaRocco’s  III  Restaurant   23 Lord Appliance Service 5 Mark’s  Quality  Plumbing 5 Mary Kay 25 Medicare Information 24 Mikes Italian to Go 22 Mobile Home Maintenance 12 Needham Plumbing & Electric 18 Ocala Heating Air Conditioning 25 PC Sales & Service 5 Peppertree Pharmacy 25 Reigning Cats and Dogs 3,27 R.G. Community Church 23 R.G. Sales 15 R. & R. Transportation 8 Shaw Irrigation 27 S.S.S. Presbyterian Church 27 St.  Paul’s  United  Methodist 6 Sunbelt Resales - Bonnie Peabody 22 Time Saving Solutions 9 Thermo Cool A/C & Heat 17 Jerry Van Zandt A/C

Articles Page # 4 Singles Club 21 Thank You 15 Vietnam Veterans of American 8 Volunteers for R.G. News 8 Wanted 16,20 Weekly Activity News & Scores 8 W.H.O. (Women Helping Others)

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R.G.H.O.A. News By Harry Wiggins President Hi Folks, as of today August 20th I still have nothing to report on the Park Renovations and improvements. However I can only hope that when information is available it will be for-warded to the residents. I apologize if anyone feels I've been misleading you. I can only assure you that the Board and I are doing our best to work with Management to improve our quality of life and we will continue to do so. Again, I ask for your patience. I know that rumors are flying about and it is very upsetting for many of you and only adds stress to your lives. I am proud to be a resident of Rolling Greens and I will continue to do all I can to make us all proud to be living here. Thank you.

R.G.H.O.A. 2013 Meetings Board Meetings

North Clubhouse at 3:30 PM on Monday SEP 9 OCT 7 NOV 4 DEC 2

Association General Meetings North Clubhouse at 7 PM on Tuesday

SEP 10 OCT 8 NOV 5 DEC 3 NO ASSOCIATION MEETING IN JUNE, JULY OR AUG.

Rolling Greens Community Church

Service at 10:00 am Sundays North Clubhouse

Refreshments following Service

Around the House Handyman Service

288-5600 C-804-5827

Mobile Home Repairs Roof Cleaning and Coat Gutters Cleaning and Repairs Premium Painting Inside and Out Trimming, Pruning, Yard Work Pressure Washing Odd Jobs

Servicing Rolling Greens for Over 12 years

With 32 Years Experience Licensed & Insured #0753752 References Available

FMO (Federation of Manufactured Home Owners of Florida)

The FMO meetings for the balance of 2013 and begin-ning of 2014 will all be held on the fourth (4th) Wednesday of each month at 1 PM. Notices will be sent to each community with the location and topic to be discussed at the meetings. SEPTEMBER MEETING SCHEDULED Please mark your calendar for September 25th at 1 PM for the first meeting to be held at the Saddle Oak Club located on State Road 200 just 2 miles west of I-75 across from the Publix Shopping Center. YOU  WON’T  WANT  TO  MISS  THIS  MEETING! QUESTION: When you purchased your home, did you receive a PROSPECTUS along with the closing papers? This is one of the most important documents you should have. And, if you do not have one from the previous owner or the real estate agent, you will want to find out how to get one – or, if you do already have one, plan to bring it with you. This will be a very educa-tional meeting for everyone since your FMO leaders wants you to be aware of all the helpful and critical information found within this document. H.O.A. VISITS PLANNED Your FMO District President and Vice President will be attend-ing HOA meetings at various communities in Marion County beginning in October to bring all the benefits of FMO member-ship and how important it is to manufactured home owners in the Florida. If you have any questions about FMO, contact your Dis-trict 13 President, Bob Bull, at 352-237-0877.

New England Club It’s  that  time  of  the  summer  when  we  realize  that  soon  our snowbirds and Canadian friends will return to Rolling Greens and our Fall-Winter activities will resume. Please  don’t  forget  to  mark  your  calendar  for  Thursday  October 10th for our annual welcome back pizza party. Our annual dues are still only $5.00 per member ..a real bargain!! We hope everyone continues to relax and enjoy the remaining days of summer. Hope you have a safe trip back to Ocala. See you soon.

H.O.A. Election for H.O.A. will be held in December. Area 1 is open, Area 3 term is up, Gary Underwager will seek re-election. Also Bob Senge, & Gary Acker-man, will seek re-election. Phil Weissmann has re-signed. If you would like to run please contact Tom Mullen 509-2107, Sue Riggio 1-715-216-5668, Sherry Lowinske 509-2210, Tom Preston 624-0994 (Nomination Committee)

New e-mail address for R.G. News. rgnocala@yahoo.com

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Area 2 By Mary McCarthy Area 2 Director I don't have to tell all of you its HOT HOT HOT that is why you don't see me out and around. I must stay in where it is breathable. I do not have much to say. We are still waiting like all of you for some news from management, as to what is going on around here. Maybe we will get some information at the chicken dinner. I will be away with my daughter Kathleen for ten days, that starts 8-16-13 to 8-25-13. By the time you get this this will be over. I just wanted to tell you where I was. It is getting closer to our friends the Snow Birds will be back. We miss them and will be happy to see all of them again. Enjoy our last few weeks of summer, be safe and well. Thanks.

The Rolling Greens

Art & Craft Fair will be coming up on Nov. 9th 2013. If you would like to R.S.V.P. a table

please call Teresa Garvin 352-509-2192

Don't wait till the last minute to get your tables.

Area  Directors’  News  

Joanne (Kuchman) Jensen Rochester/Ocala: August 14, 2013, at age 75. She is sur-vived by three children, Kenneth Jensen, Timothy (Suzanne) Jensen and Debra Jensen; two grandchildren, Madeleine and Jack. She was predeceased by her husband, Harold "Joe" Jen-sen; and brother, Robert Kuchman. Joanne was a long time resident of Rochester and Ocala. As a younger woman, she was a Red Cross swimming instruc-tor for many years, and a secretary for St. John the Evangelist School in Greece, NY. Joanne was an avid bowler in Rochester and Ocala, scoring many series over 600, and a high series of 721. She also enjoyed camping and fishing every summer in the Thousand Islands. Her memorial mass was held on Mon, Aug 19 at St. Mary's Church in Canandaigua NY. Internment will be with her husband at the National Cemetery in Bushnell, Fl. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 7, E. Syracuse, NY 13057. Arrangements are by Johnson-Kennedy Funeral Home, Inc., Canandaigua. Condolences may be offered at www.johnsonkennedy.com

Area 1 Helen Tague 624-3922 Area 1 Director Labor Day: became a federal holiday in 1894 under President Grover Cleveland. The purpose was to honor the social and economic achievements of the American worker. It was celebrated by street parades to show the public the strength of the trade and labor organizations, followed by a festival for the workers and their families. Over the past century, many changes have replaced the original concept of the holiday: big retail sales day; symbolic end of summer; cookouts; the startup of Fall sports. Wikipedia I  asked  a  question  in  last  month’s  article  “what  I  did  this  summer”.    I  guess  that  was  too  much  like  show  and  tell  as  the  response was very sparse. Well I hope you stayed cool and well. Our  regular  homeowner’s  association  meeting  will  be  starting again on Tuesday September 10. Board meeting Sep-tember 9. These meetings are pushed back a week because of the Labor Day holiday. Hope to see you there. Please keep in mind that there will be a health fair on Saturday October 26 from 9 am to 2 pm at the North Club-house. It will be officially known as the 2nd Annual Mary Rosonski Health Expo. Mary, who lived on Killarney, was the first chairman. She passed away last January. See you in the neighborhood.

RGHOA DANCE SCHEDULE 2013—2014

October  19,  2103……………………...Cool Breeze (Husband  &  Wife  Duo  playing  a  variety  of  music  50’s—today)

November  16,  2013…………………...Sounds of Time (Playing our favorite tunes)

December  31,  2013..NY’s  EVE……....Bordertown (Everyone  brings  an  hors  d’oeuvre  for  the  New  Year’s  hors  d’oeuvre  table  for  everyone  to  share)

January  18,  2014…………………….....Sally Langwah (Performing and spinning our favorite tunes)

February  15,  2014……………………....Bordertown (Our favorite Country & Rock band)

March  15,  2014………………………....Sugar Bear (Variety of all our favorite Music)

April  19,  2014…………………..…..Lee Ann Noel Band (Great band playing a variety, Rock & Roll, Country, & Blues)

Information contact Linda Lee Krebs 624-3154 All Dance tickets $5.00 at the door

Remembering our Friends

Singles Club Tuesday, Sept. 17th,

5pm to 8 pm West Clubhouse Please bring a beverage and snack for yourself. Most important is bring your ideas. If the club is to continue we have to make plans for future meetings.

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Donated Items Rose Mary Kelleher - Made 75 Rosaries, playing cards & more Jeanie Riley - personal items Janice Guiliano - coupons Ken & Lynn Miller - A complete golf players set up including shoes! Mary Cheasty - piece together puzzles The Church of the Springs - A very large bag of Dum Dum Pops, plus books, etc. No Names - bags  of    material  that  WHO’s  (Women  Helping  Others)   will use to make Dittie Bas for your donations Kaye Loper - time for packing and runs to Belleview with your dona-tions.

Operation Shoebox By Kaye Loper Report thru 8/1913 Did you read the article in the Star Banner about Operation ShoeBox? It seems a lady had some shoeboxes she would like to give to the lady in our county who fills them and sends them to Our  Troops  as  we  all  know  that  would  be  “Our  Mary  Harper.”  She  is  still  sending  items  to  “Our  Troops”  every  week---but not in  shoeboxes!!  Your  donations  can  be  packed  better  in  “Dittie  Bags”  they  take  up  less  room,  more  can  be  packed  and  sent  to  Our Troops. I hope she will contact Mary Harper at 307-6723 ext. 4 and donate some supplies. Her help is needed!! Thank you friends in Rolling Greens who made dona-tions this month.

Cash Donations Cathy Allen Evelyn DelVecchio Pat Angelo Kaye Loper Flo & Bob Gustafson DAV Bingo#85 Together we almost made $100.00 Please keep your dollars coming !!! Every dollar helps to get your donation to Our Troops and lets them know They Are Not For-gotten. Thank you all, for Our Troops, Mary Harper and Me, Kaye Loper

Most Requested Items CANDY

Candy (heat resistant & individually wrapped) Fruit Breezes (throat drops) Twizzlers

CORRESPONDENCE Writing Paper & Envelopes Pens/Pencils

DENTAL Floss Mouthwash (regular & travel size) Toothbrushes Toothpaste (regular & travel size)

DRINK Coffee (instant) Coffee Creamer Gatorade Powdered Drink Mix Sticks Tea Mixes (sweet) Freezer Pops

FOOD Beef Jerky Canned Fruit (pop-top cans) Cereal (small boxes) Girl Scout Cookies Granola/Protein Bars Gum Oatmeal (instant) Ramen Noodles Pop-Tarts

Operation ShoeBox USA, Inc. Operation ShoeBox in a non-profit organization, Section 501C (3) IRS Code

8360 E. Highway 25 Belleview, FL 34420 Voice: 351-307-6723 Fax: 352-347-7103 www.operationshoebox.com

14 June 2013 Subject: 1-22 IN BN Chaplain Thanks Operation ShoeBox

I would like to personally thank you for your generous gifts to the 1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment currently serving overseas at Camp Buehring, Kuwait. We are a combined arms battalion  stationed  out  of  Ft.  Carson,  CO  and  are  “on  ground”  in  support of Operation Spartan Shield.

I am the battalion chaplain, and we recently received the many boxes of packages that you sent to us out here. We could not believe the amount of items that you sent! In fact, it was both exciting and humbling to see box after box being unloaded from the mailroom.

We truly appreciated your patriotism and generosity. The type of items that you sent: (Packaged snacks, candy, hygiene items, socks, and etc.) were spot on for what Soldiers readily use. In fact these items are the most requested and in demand. Our Sol-diers genuinely enjoyed the gifts from Operation ShoeBox and every Soldier in the battalion that wanted a bag was able to get one!

You  may  want  to  check  us  out  on  facebook  under  “Regulars  by  God.”

Thanks again for your gifts - Regulars, by God! Deeds, not words!

Point of contact for this matter is CH(CPT) Wagner, Jerry and can be reached at e-mail jerry.main.wagner@us.army.mil

Ravioli (pop-top cans) Tuna Kits

GAMES Board Games Checkers and Chess (travel size) Crossword Puzzles, Sodoku Books Playing Cards

MUSIC CDs/Tapes/DVDs (new and used) Hand-held Electronic Games

HYGIENE Travel Size Shampoo & Lotions Baby Wipes Deodorant Feminine Hygiene Products Foot Powder Hand Sanitizers (waterless) Sunscreen Travel Size Body Wash Tylenol & Advil (individual packets)

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Ladies Bible Study WEST CLUBHOUSE TUESDAY at 10:00AM

If you have questions, please contact PAT GREENE at (401) 487-9759. Thank You very much for joining.

●  1907  SE  58th  Ave.    ●  Ocala  ●  FL●  34472  ●  

Scripture Rosary Please join us on the last Wednesday of the month at 6:30PM for Scripture Rosary followed by coffee and donuts. Helen Cater, 1102B W. Gleneagles, 509-2069.

Jeffrey Heisler Independent Beauty Consultant

6490 Carlisle PL Ocala FL 34472

352-426-4974

JHei195797@aol.com www.marykay.com/jefferyheisler

Faith First, Family Second, Career Third

MA

RY

KAY

Here to serve your golf car needs

Service, Sales, Parts, Batteries

(352) 690-1933 Ask for Martin

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R.G.H.O.A. OFFICERS President Harry Wiggins 518-210-3607 6301C Lakewood Dr. hbwiggins72@gmail.com 1st V.P. Gary Ackerman 624-0585 c-857-9252 1704 Sedgefield Ln. garyackerman@msn.com 2nd V.P. Vacant Treasurer Jacob Scholten 694-4392 6899C Donegal Dr. scholtenjake@aol.com Secretary Bob Senge 509-2061 219 E. Gleneagles Rd senge5376@comcast.net

AREA DIRECTORS Area 1 Helen Tague 624-3922 7125 Cherry Pass bklynborn@embarqmail.com Area 2 Mary McCarthy 624-2901 1900 W. Gleneagles Rd. mamcrt@centurylink.com Area 3 Gary Underwager 509-2009 6409C Lakewood Dr gju107@yahoo.com Area 4 Karen Reagle 694-0826 6409 Seminole Dr. reagle@centurylink.net

R.G. Food Pantry Donations can be dropped off at the North Clubhouse at

anytime. Canned meats (ham, chicken, tuna, spam, beef stew, etc.), pasta or rice dinners, macaroni & cheese, canned fruits, canned potatoes, canned veggies, & peanut butter are some really  useful  items.    Please  don’t  drop  off  items  that  are  already  opened.

Feel free to call me if you are a resident in need of the food bank services or if you have a neighbor or friend in the park that you know could use our services. Please contact Liz at 624-2677 or Phyllis Piechota at 624-8909.

You Are Needed!! The  need  for  Blood  doesn’t  ever  take  a  vacation !! No matter where you are, when you give someone will live!!

The Rolling Greens Vampire

Serving Marion County for 20 Years DISCOUNT

BRAKE & TIRE SERVICE CENTER

Brakes & Shocks (any make) - Struts

(352) 624-1188 Lenny & Joe (Owners) 2755 S.E. 58th Ave. MV10112 (Baseline Rd)

Complimentary Valet Service for Rolling Greens Residents

FREE ALIGNMENT WITH ANY 4 TIRE PURCHASE Most cars & light trucks

Coupon required. Not valid with any other discounts or special offers.

A S A MEMBER

Alignments Tires

Easy Street Dinner Olive Garden

September 26 6:00 pm

Call Sherry for Reservations 690-2157

R.G. Diners Club Come join us at

Outback Wednesday Sept 18th at 5 pm

Call one of the following numbers for reservations 624-2464 624-1168 624-2765

Please have your reservation in by Monday August 26 All Rolling Greens residents are welcome.

Come and meet some wonderful people.

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31 Years Competitive

Experience pricing In

Sprinkler and Licensed Irrigation Repair And Insured

CC# 8715H

Call Steve at Shaw Irrigation Repairs today 624-2533

Wanted House to rent in Rolling Greens for the months of Jan., Feb., & Mar. 2014. Please call Al at 814-496-3911 or Vesta at 814-761-2997 until March 31. After that date we will be back in PA so you can call 814-247-8797. Thank you.

W.H.O. By Pat Murphy

Come One! Come All! Everyone is welcome! It is time for W.H.O. (Women Helping Others) to begin their Fall Season. Fall as designated by the calen-dar and not the heat and humidity! W.H.O. is a group of women who have dedicated themselves to helping those in our community, in Rolling Greens and in the wider com-munity of Ocala If you don' t know which end of the needle to thread, or what those two pointy sticks are used for, or heaven forbid, what that thing with the hook on one end is for.,, then let me tell you W.H.O is for EVERYONE. Even if you  say  “I  am  to  old,  (or  too  young)  to  learn  anything  new." Well, come for the fellowship. As we used to say in the "olden days" LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL! We meet every Wednesday, from 1 pm until 3 pm....in the clubhouse behind the offices....(just in case, like me, you can't remember if that is north, south, east or west. The first meeting is Wednesday, Sept. 11th.

Volunteers Needed to work on Paper Proof readers Help with typing - need computer Help assemble the paper

Call Donna at 236-0007

September Specials for Kassidy

With any hair service give yourself a partial highlight for a sun kissed look for only $15.

With any hair service receive a $10 make-up application. (regular price $25).

With any chemical service receive complimen tary eyebrow wax.

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Save Those Labels For Education

I have a bag hanging on the North Bulletin Board for my daughter-in-law who teaches at Maplewood School. We all Thank You VERY MUCH!!!.......................................Rose Tan

Send updates for the R.G. Phone Directory to rollinggreensn@yahoo.com or drop it in the Newsletter Box in the North Clubhouse.

Phone Book Changes

New Information: Gary Ackerman H-624-0585 c- 857-9252 Robert Seitz 352-236-2669 Donna Parker 624-7363

Chem Dry of Ocala Marion County Independently owned and operated Serving all Marion County Free Estimates

368-1044 “The Carbonated Carpet Cleaner”

10 % off Whole House Cleaning

5 Room Minimum Limit 1 coupon per customer.

Carpet protector available at additional cost.

15 % off Any Sofa and 1 Chair Not valid with other carpet

cleaning coupons. Most fabrics.

WE DO NOT STEAM, SHAMPOO, OR DRY CLEAN Oriental Rug Specialists Carpet/Drapery/Upholstery Call 7 Days Red* Alert (Red Stain Removal) a week Licensed & Insured M-843-3020 We vacuum carpet prior to cleaning Servicing R.G. for 20 Years

Phone # 877-526-5225

Thermo Cool Air Conditioning

& Heat, Inc. “KEEPING CENTRAL FLORIDA COMFORTABLE  SINCE  1992”

5 % off any invoice for all active and retired military service people

www.thermocoolair.com State License # CAC1817167

Summer  is  just  around  the  corner.    Don’t  forget  to  have  your  air  conditioning system checked before the season arrives to ensure

that your system is operating properly.

If you are heading north for the summer, and have a de-humidistat, we recommend setting your de-humidistat to 60% and your ther-

mostat to 80° and cool.

And  don’t  forget  to  change  your  air  filters  before  you  go.

P.O. Box 2288

Silver Springs, FL., 34489-2288 Fax: 236-0007

Serving Rolling Greens For Over 25 Years

622-1376

Guaranteed Service is every other month.

2 full service sprays (inside & outside) and

4 outside services per year.

Special Preventive Maintenance

For New R.G. Residents Minimum 2 Sprays Per Year

$60 Per Spray

Order your Glow Balls By Jan Casity Anyone wishing to purchase LED lighted glo balls for the night golf tour-nament coming up please contact Jan Casity to place your order. They are ap-proximately $5.50 each and come in a variety of colors. I will have a final price when I know the quantity which will determine shipping costs. Please contact me either in person or at 352-509-2078 to place your order. I need this info before the end of September.

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Can’t keep up with the house cleaning! Need some temporary help while you recover?

Are you looking for someone who is

honest, dependable, with years of experience, references and reasonable rates.

Roseanne 693-3053 Senior Care (cooking, laundry, cleaning, appointments)

Pet Sitting (your home or mine)

Going Away (will look after home, plants,

mail, paper, air conditioner, )

For Rent Room for rent: Clean large room can be furnished or not. Pri-vate bath. Include elec. wifi and cable. $425. per month. Use of living areas incl. kitchen. 732-789-7147

Furnished Room - $350 month, short term, on Lakewood Dr. JAN, FEB or MAR - Furnished Home on Lakewood Dr. $1250 /mo. Call 352-553-3281

AVAILABLE Oct 1st, 3/2, D/W, big screen and glassed porch w/new flooring, fully furnished, new paint inside, 2 u-rooms, with W/D, very large open space living area, close to W Club-house. 352-694-1950

2/2 DW, very large & lovely, totally refurbished in 2005, large rooms, nicely furnished, DW, W/D included. Nice screen room. Call John 352-816-0847

For rent in R.G. 55+ golf community. 3 beautiful, newly refur-bished 2/2, including appliances. All close to clubhouses. Either 6 or 12 month lease $795-$995 mo. Call for more details.

239-0724 or 239-9669 Condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, upstairs unit in Silver Springs Shores, window enclosed porch overlooks golf course. Quiet and secure. Laminate and ceramic tile floors, all appliances, pool, sauna, rec. center, garbage and cable all included. Yearly lease $585 month. 216-1657

For Sale There is no charge for listing items for sale

to residents of Rolling Greens. Lovely 2/2 DW, new air/heat and carpet in 2005, fully fur-nished, ceiling fans, nice screen room with ceiling fan, nice lawn with sprinkler system, move in ready.

Call John 816-0847 PRICED TO SELL!!! Several refurbished homes in Rolling Greens. All 2b/2b with modern, updated features including wall to wall carpeting, appliances, new hot water heaters, many extras. Priced from $9,900—$29,900. Also, lease to own. Call for more details & to take a look. 239-0724 24 X 54, 2 BR, 2B, large living room & dining room, excellent condition, fully furnished. 816-0847

Well maintained open spacious - 2bdrm-2bath 1404 sq. ft. manufactured home w/ 200 sq. ft. a/c sunroom with ceramic tile and thermal windows. Has beautiful 10 x12 wooden deck w/storage. Detached 14 x15 a/c utility room, fenced patio and garden, sprinkler system. Other upgrades include new flooring, fresh paint interior/exterior, ceiling fans, light fixtures, comfort height toilets, guest bath remodeled, a/c/heat unit, water heater, water filter system. Includes all appliances and partially fur-nished. Motivated seller is open to reasonable offers. 352-512-2806 or bsbatl@gmail.com

1701  Indian  Wells  Ave.  Area  #4,  26’x49’  main  home,  1274sq  ft.,  1989  Palm,  2/2  carport,  plus  12x12  lanai,  8’x10’  storage  room  and  20’x15’  sun  room  addition  approx.  1900sq.  ft.,  Six  ceiling fans, breakfast room, kitchen, living & dining rooms, two walk-in closets, washer, dryer, garbage disp., dishwasher, electric fireplace, lanai, Berber carpet, new A/C/Heat, roof 8 years, Beautifully furnished. Sell $12,990or 6 month lease $895 ref. required. Charles 361-5544

2br, 2 bath, doublewide, new floors, new bathroom, new win-dows, partially furnished on Lakewood Dr. $7900. 209-2281 or 553-3281 6602D Carlow Terrace - 2 BR/2B , Kitchen appliances, stove, double refrigerator, dishwasher. Has spacious living and din-ing rooms. Good sized kitchen, with dining area. Hardwood Laminate flooring in dining area and down hallway. New sinks and toilets in the bathrooms, new sink in kitchen. Double u-room, workshop and laundry/ storage. Newly screened in porch. Well maintained, move in ready. Asking $14,500. 352-732-3130

Open concept feels like beach cottage. 1344 sq ft (including FL room). All new tile floors throughout living area. Lovely French-doors open to glassed-in, air conditioned 10 x 20 FL room with beautiful view overlooking 8th hole and wooded preserve beyond. Feels private but close to North Clubhouse and activities. Both bedrooms are carpeted. New porcelain sinks and fixtures in Master Bath. All new plumbing under house. Oversized car port with lots of parking plus utility shed with washer and dryer. All appliances included. Sold unfur-nished. Motivated seller asking $21,500. Make offer or schedule viewing by calling Bonnie @ 352-615-8939

For Sale 2006 Mercury Mountaineer White 4 x 2 V6, automatic over-drive transmission. Leather interior. Too many options to list. Class II trailer tow/hitch. Actual Mileage 57,830. $12,690 firm Contact: Donna Parker 352-624-7363

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911 Cell Phones Bob Mikler does the 911 cell phone. He uses old cell

phones to make emergency 911 phones for people who may need them.

There are boxes in all the clubhouses where you can drop your phones off. If you are in need of a 911 phone , you can call Bob at 512-0204.

R G H O A CHILI-DOG LABOR DAY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd, NORTH CLUBHOUSE FROM 12:00 NOON 'TILL 1:30 PM MENU: 2 CHILI DOGS FRENCH FRIES ICE CREAM BEVERAGES PRICE $4.00 PER PERSON FOR HOA MEMBERS $5.00 PER PERSON FOR NON-MEMBERS AND GUESTS MEMBERS: PLEASE WEAR YOUR BADGES SIGN UP SHEETS ARE AT EACH CLUBHOUSE UNTIL AUGUST 28th ONLY!!

MIDWEST CLUB "RIB DINNER"

SATURDAY, SEPT. 14th

WE WILL BE COOKING PORK RIBS--- BRING YOUR

OWN SALADS, SIDES, DESSERTS, AND BEVERAGES

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MEMBERS, PLEASE REMEMBER BADGES

FLU SHOTS The Flu season is once again here. Time to get your flu shots. The R.G.H.O.A. will host a clinic on Wednesday October 2, 2013 at the North Clubhouse from 9am to 1pm. Maxim Health will be doing the clinic as they have in the past. Shots are covered by Medicare and some other Ins. companies. Mark this date on your Calen-dar. Any questions contact: Bob or Linda Lee Krebs 624-3154.

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The Doc told me to start an exercise program. MONDAY Beat around the bush Jump to conclusions Climb the walls Wade through the morning paper

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R.G. Ladies Golf League By Ann Quinlivan The 2013-2014 Rolling Greens Ladies Golf League sea-son will begin on Tuesday September 3, 2013. All lady golfers are welcome to join the league. Cost of membership is $20 and entitles the player to play each Tuesday morning . The league plays until the last Tuesday in April. You must also be a mem-ber of the Golf Course and the Rolling Greens Golf Association and have an established handicap. We are a group of ladies who enjoy the game and friendships that are made. So if you do enjoy the game of golf, come on out and join us!!! Looking forward to seeing all returning and new members. Come on down no later than 8:15 to sign in to tee off at 8:30 AM. We are saddened by the passing of a great lady, Joanne Jensen. She gave her all in everything that she set out to do including her battle with cancer. Sadly she lost that battle and she will certainly be missed. Rest in Peace Joanne.

Looking For Looking for 5 women to play cards once a week in the eve-ning. If interested please call Nancy Laird 694-1020 Looking for a couple to play spades once a week in the evening. If interested please call Nancy Laird 694-1020 Looking for someone who can cut hair or dye hair. If inter-ested please call Nancy Laird 694-1020

The Kingdom of the Sun Doll Club

The Kingdom of the Sun Doll Club will open the year on Saturday, September 21, 2013 from 1:00-3:00

pm. It will again be held in the West Club house. The program will be opening with what did we members do and what new dolls did we acquire and what activities over the sum-mer.

There will be a short business meeting with coffee and dessert served. New potential members and any one who may be interested in who we are and what we do please join in. Contact: Harriet Brinker, 352-624-0913, Rolling Greens.

The Midwest Club

By Charlotte Dantzman Well...we had another fabulous evening in Paradise (The Midwest Club) on August 10th. There were hamburgers and hotdogs grilled by our resident chefs plus corn on the cob done up  by  our  “Master”  corn  griller,  Bill  Lynch.    The  55  members  and guests attending also enjoyed all the delicious side dishes and  desserts  they  provided.    No  one  went  away  hungry,  that’s  for sure. Guests for the evening were Joe Huizar, Judy Goffe, Ann & Joe Quinlivan, Paul Velandra, Simone Cote, Steve & Teresa, Darvin & Jim Puglise. August birthdays were celebrated by Iris Beck, Jamie Blumke, Don Kosier, Gary Meyers, Terri Meyers, Tammy Pen-nington, Lana Senge, Ellie Wiegand and Christina Clifford. August wedding anniversaries were celebrated by Rich & Kathy Allen, Mike & Barbara Critchfield, and Gary & Terri Meyers. Congratulations to all !!! The evening would not have been complete without our famous 50/50 drawing. There were five $10.00 winners. On September 14th we will be enjoying a $6.00 per per-son BBQ rib dinner grilled to perfection by our in house staff. Side dishes and desserts will be provided by members and guests.    Don’t  forget  to  bring  your  plates,  eating  utensils  and  what  ever  refreshments  that  “yank  your  crank”.    There  will  be  sign up sheets in all the club houses with a cut off date of Sep-tember  8th.    Don’t  forget  to  bring  a  few  extra  bucks  for  the  50/50 drawing. You could be a big winner! See Ya!!!

The Doc told me to start an exercise program. TUESDAY Drag my heels Make mountains out of mole hills Push my luck Hit the nail on the head

The Doc told me to start an exercise program. WEDNESDAY Bend over backwards Jump on the Band Wagon Run around in circles

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R. G. License Plates I still have The New Rolling Greens license plates for sale at $10 each. All proceeds going to Operation ShoeBox to help with Shipping costs. New residents in our park may want one. See me, Kaye Loper, at the homeowners meetings or call me at 624-3725.

The Entertainment Corner By Lana Senge Entertainment Director

September is right around the corner which means the “Snow  Birds”  will  be  soon  arriving.    To  those  returning  early,  “Welcome  Back.”  They  will  be  surprised  to  hear  that  the  year  rounds have continued with activities during the summer. Wa-ter Volley Ball at the North Club House will continue until the pool is too cool to play. This activity will continue on Sunday afternoons @ 3:00 to 4:30pm. Come out and enjoy the fun either playing or just watching. All are welcome. The following is a list of activities for September, just not Happy Hours but other upcoming activities that will be avail-able for all year residents, owners and renters. September Activities: Chili-Dog Labor Day:

Monday, September 2nd at the NCH from 12:00 – 1:30PM. Menu – 2 Chili Dogs, French Fries, Ice Cream & Beverages – all for $4.00pp for HOA Mem-bers or $5.00pp for Non-Members & Guests, “MEMBERS,   PLEASE   WEAR   YOUR   BADGES”.    Sign-up Sheets will be at all Clubhouses from August 15th thru August 28th ONLY.

Happy Hour: Free Happy Hour, Friday, September 6th on the NCH patio – 4-6PM. Enjoy being with your friends, neighbors & new residents, BYO Drinks & Snacks while listening to music.

Midwest Club – “Rib  Dinner: We will be cooking Pork Ribs on Saturday, September 14th. Bring your own side dishes, dessert and bever-ages. You will be required to bring your own dishes & utensils. There will be a charge of $6.00pp for mem-bers and guests. Happy Hour will be from 5:00pm until Dinner. Dinner will be served between 5:30 – 6:30pm followed by a short meeting. After the meet-ing (weather permitting) there will be water volleyball and/or card games etc. Sign-up sheets will be posted at each clubhouse Aug 25th thru Sep 8th so we will be able to have an accurate headcount for the purchase of the Ribs. It will be pay at the door and first come, first served. Members, please remember badges.

Happy Hour: Free Happy Hour, Friday, September 20th on the NCH patio – 4-6PM. Again BYO drinks & snacks, relaxing and enjoying friends & music.

Up Coming Events – Details to Follow: Dances will be starting soon, so check your newsletter for more information The Midwest Club 1st Annual Golf Outing – October 12 th The  “Mary  Rosonski  Memorial”  Health  Fair  – October 26th Oktoberfest – October 31st Craft Fair – November 9 th

Larry Bruner Memorial Rummage Sale – Saturday, January 11, 2014 NCH 7:00AM – 2:00PM

Hole In One We had another Hole In One at Rolling Greens golf course. Don Nelson Hole 11 8/10/13 Congratulations to Don.

Glow Ball Golf This is just a reminder to all golfers that glow ball golf is going to be Sunday, Nov. 3rd,. With the clocks falling back we will be able to start earlier. Mark your calendars and if you want to order the glow balls, Jan Casity will be doing that. She will have more infor-mation later. Carol Cross and I will be taking names and you can start to form your teams now. Carol Cross 624-0142 Susan LaChausse 236-6658

The Doc told me to start an exercise program. THURSDAY Advise the President on how to run the country Toot my own horn Pull out all the stops Run my mouth

The Doc told me to start an exercise program. FRIDAY Open a can of worms Put my foot in my mouth Start the ball rolling Go over the edge

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AARP  DRIVER’S   SAFETY CLASS

OCTOBER 3 & 4 2-5 PM North Clubhouse

Both Days have to be attended to be certified.

$12 for AARP members $14 for non-members

694-6030 after Sept. 1 sign-up sheet at NCH after Sept. 1

R.G. Fire Dept. Equipment We have equipment for use for Rolling Greens residents:

wheelchairs, walkers, shower chairs, potty chairs, canes, crutches.

For use of any of these items or to return equipment no longer in use, call Roger Meyers at 624-3284, Art Nash at 624-0634 and Bob Quackenbush 624-1114.

Please return medical equipment not being used.. There is great need at all times.

If you are returning equipment that has been loaned to you or if you are making a donation of equipment, it is impor-tant that you call anyone of the names listed in this article to make arrangements to return or donate equipment.

Hospice Butterflies: From A to Z Ocala – Hospice of Marion County is hosting a Butterfly Seminar on Weds. Sept. 25 from 1-4 pm in the Hospice Education Center (3231 SW 34th Ave. Ocala). Edith Smith, regionally-renowned butterfly expert and owner of Shady Oak Butterfly Farm in Brooker, will conduct the seminar. Edith’s  farm  has  been  featured  in  “The  Dangerous  World  of  Butter-­flies”  by  Peter  Laufer,  plus  several  magazines  and  newspapers  including  Coun-­try Woman, Florida Agriculture, Ocala Style and the Jacksonville Journal. You can learn more about Edith at www.memorialbutterflies.com. During this seminar, Edith will teach how to build a basic butterfly garden habitat, basic butterfly lifecycle and facts, and how to create a butterfly garden in a container. Pre-registration is required. Call 352-854-5218 or go to www.hospiceofmarion.com. Cost is $25, which includes seminar, butterfly host plant and refreshments. Your registration includes a visit to a custom-designed, interactive butterfly garden with more than 250 butterflies and host plants. Proceeds  benefit  Children’s  Bereavement  Programs.

Vietnam Veterans of America

By Rich Allen Please come join us. Our Chapter is open to all Vets who served from the summer of 1964 to the spring of 1975. You did NOT have to serve in country. There is no length of time you needed to serve during that period, just 1 day will make you eligible. If you were in country, from March 1961 you are also eligible to join. We are only 5 members away from making a Rolling Greens Chapter. The State organization is hoping to attend our October meeting, so it is very important that we have a good turnout in September to make sure we have enough signatures and posi-tions filled for them. Our next meeting will be September 5th at 6:30 in the NCH. If you know of any Vietnam Vet in or outside the park please invite to attend our September meeting.

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September 2013 Movie Schedule WEDNESDAYS AT 7:00 P.M. - NORTH CLUBHOUSE

$1.00 DONATION APPRECIATED REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE

SEPT 4 The Lucky One 2012 PG-13 101 minutes Romance Marine vet Logan credits his good-luck charm -- a photo of an unknown woman -- for saving his skin in Iraq. Back in the States, he sets out to find the woman behind the smile that steered his fate. Zac Efron, Taylor Schilling SEPT 11 The Bourne Legacy 2012 PG-13 135 minutes Action Adventure Following the Jason Bourne debacle, the CIA finds itself dealing with a familiar threat when another estranged operative surfaces. Jeremy Renner stars alongside Edward Norton, Rachel Weisz and Joan Allen SEPT 18 Dreamgirls 2006 PG-13 130 minutes Drama This big-screen adaptation of the hit Broadway musi-cal follows the rise of 1960s girl group the Dreams. Tensions arise when manager Curtis demotes the talented Effie from lead singer to backup, replacing her with the more market-able Deena. Jamie Fox, Beyonce, Eddie Murphy, Danny Glover, Jennifer Hudson SEPT 25 Peace, Love & Misunderstanding 2011 R 96 minutes Comedy Distraught over her impending divorce, conservative lawyer Diane seeks refuge with her mother, Grace, even though the two haven't spoken in years. Diane's children are thrilled with their free-spirited grandma, while Diane finds peace and romance. Jane Fonda, Rosanna Arquette, Katharine McPhee Attendance has been very light over these summer months. We do not charge for the movies, but we do ask for a dona-tion and we want to thank those of you who continue to sup-port us by your weekly donation and the purchase of refresh-ments. For those looking for something to do, come join us on Wednesday evenings. We offer a variety of movies and are always open for suggestions.

R.G.H.O.A. Board Minutes Board Meeting of Rolling Greens Homeowners Association of Ocala, Inc. Board Meeting of August 2013 The meeting was called to order at 3:30pm by the Presi-dent Harry Wiggins, followed by the pledge of allegiance and the board prayer. The  secretary’s  report  for  the  July  meeting  was  accepted  as read. The  Treasurer’s  report  for  the  month  of  July  was  ac-­cepted as read. President Harry Wiggins read a thank you card from the family of Larry Bruner. He also announced that the rummage sale will now be a memorial to Larry Bruner. He also men-tioned the passing of Frank Parker, and there will be a memo-rial service at the Fl. National Cemetery in Bushnell, with de-tails to follow. He mentioned that there will be a meeting be-tween the Area Directors and Newby Management probably once a month, and that last Thursday was the first meeting. Area 1 Director Helen Tague let us know that manage-ment has done some improvements to the roads, fencing around the pump area, among others. She is also setting up meetings with the committee for the Health Fair in October. Area 2 director Mary McCarthy expressed her thoughts on the meeting, that it was cordial and informative. Area 3 Director Gary Underwager expressed his thoughts on the meeting also, and that he is staying positive on more improvements to come. Area 4 Director Karen Reagle said she discussed some issues with management, namely situations at the West Club-house. And that the mowers can't baffle the chutes because of the loads of grass that it would leave behind. Also, everyone should  know  where  their  main  water  cutoff’s  are.   President Wiggins went over the scheduled upcoming events for the next few months. And the details will be in the news letter and web. Nancy Smallwood let us know that Henderson Smiley is doing well, is cancer-free, and has gained weight, and he has a larger garden up there. Rob Henderson wanted to thank the board for their sup-port and for letting the church use the equipment. A motion was made to adjourn, seconded and approved at 4:10 pm. Respectfully submitted, Bob Senge Secretary

85 Plus Celebration It’s months off but did not want you to make other plans. Mark your calendars for March 9th, 2014 for another great 85+ celebration. Details will follow when time gets closer. Linda Lee Krebs

The Doc told me to start an exercise program. SATURDAY Pick up the pieces. SUNDAY Take the day off!

Looking for small camper or travel trailer. Must be very reason-able. Call Donna at 352-286-5917.

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7/25 Ila  O’Malley Bob Shann Dharla Latsha Joan Rogow Joe Quinlivan Char Dantzman Jackie Riffle Francene Preston

8/1 Tom Dantzman Jackie Riffle Dharla Latsha Linda Lee Krebs Dan Sitka Bob Gustafson Ruth Mangles Francene Preston Kathy Davis

8/8 Bob Shann Char Dantzman Mike McCarthy Della Pennington Joe Quinlivan Joan Rogow Ann Quinlivan Tom Dantzman Mary McCarthy

8/15 Tom Preston Betty Pennington Mike McCarthy Nick Mangles Joe Quinlivan Kathy Davis Charles Pennington Shelly Sitka

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06/27 1. Alan Arnst 2. Luzie McKay

07/04 1. Luzie McKay 2. Cindy Delman

07/11 1. Liz Grube 2. Jan Sparks 3. Connie Gillespie

07/18 1. Peggy Gagnon 2. Jan Sparks 2. Fred Drake

07/25 1. Luzie McKay 2. Jan Sparks 3. Alan Arnst

08/01 1. Luzie McKay 2. Jan Sparks

08/08 1. Jan Sparks 2. Helen Bullerdick 3. Peggy Gagnon

08/15 1. Nancy Laird 2. Luzie McKay 3. Jan Sparks

Weekly Activity News and Scores

Water Volleyball

Sundays

North Pool

3:00-4:30pm

Come play

or watch

Sept. 6th & Sept 20th

Fridays 6pm

N. Clubhouse

Pinochle Wed 6:30 W

7/3 1 Art Nash 716 2 Alan Arnst 710

7/10 1 Hal Pryor 765 2 Della Pennington 748

7/17 1 Dick Carnevale 843 2 Bob Shann 743 3 Art Nash 727

7/24 1 Cathy Kosier 755 2 Dick Carnevale 745 3 Alan Arnst 700

7/31 1 Bob Shann 722 2 Al Fake 688

Euchre North Tues 6:30 pm

7/23 1 Tom Preston 2 Sharon Warrick

7/30 1 Tom Preston 2 Francene Preston

8/6 1 Francene Preston 2 Tom Preston

8/13 1 Tom Preston 2 Francene Preston

Skip-Bo Friday

7/26 1 Al Fake 2 Cindy Delman

8/2 1 Luzie McKay 2 Denise Cranford 3 Al Fake

8/9 1 Diane Martinelli 2 Luzie McKay 3 Denise Cranford

8/16 1 Luzie McKay 2 Donna Knight 3 Al Fake

R.G.H.O.A. 2nd Annual Mary Rosonski

Health & Fitness Expo

Location: R.G. North Clubhouse - W. Gleneagles Rd. Ocala (2nd Entrance), Go past East Clubhouse Golf Course sign by side of road, bldg. on ® side.

Date: Saturday, October 27, 2012

Time: 9:00 AM - 2:00PM

We’ll be featuring leading local healthcare providers, free health screens such as hearing, vision etc... Along with door prizes, informational packets and free samples....

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Weekly Activity News and Scores ACTIVITY LOCATION DAY TIME

313 Cards North F 1p

313 Cards West M 1p

Bible Study Will resume In Fall 10a

Bible Study - Ladies West T 10a

Billiards East M W 6p

BINGO North T 1:00p

Bocce East T & 1st & 4th TH 4:15p

Bowling AMF M 1p

Bridge North M 6:30p

Bridge North W 12:30p

Canasta North TH 1p

Ceramics East Anytime- Contact the Office

Euchre North T 6:30

Golf - Couples North TH 8:15a

Golf - Ladies’ North T 8:15a

Golf - Men’s North W 8:15a

Golf Mixed North F 8:15a

Line Dancing North W 9:30a

Meet n Greet North 2nd Wed. of Mt. 3-5p

Mexican Canasta West TH 7p

Movies North W 7p

Pay Me the Money West TH 1p

Pickleball West M W TH F 8:30a

Pinochle West W 6:30p

Pool Players East M W 6-8p

Quilting East T 1p

Reading Library W 10-11a

RG Community Church North SU 10a

Shuffleboard East T TH 9:00a

Skip Bo West F 1p

Stretch-N-Tone Will resume in October

Sweatin’  to  the  Oldies Will resume in November

Tennis West

Texas  Hold  ‘Em West M 6p

Texas  Hold  ‘Em  Tourny West F 6p

Water Aerobics North MWF 10a

Water Aerobics West MWF 10a

Water Volleyball North Sun. 3-4:30

W.H.O. (Woman Helping Others) West M-F 1-3p

Women Helping Others West W 1p

Woodshop 17 West TH 9-11a

Billiards MON & WED 6-8P East Clubhouse

Looking for new players.

Wed Poker Game Right now we hope to have a new low stakes FUN poker game that needs another player or 2!. 7 & 5 card various high hand games but no low ball & no wild card games. If inter-ested contact Dennis at 352-509-2142.

Poker TUE 6-9 PM East Clubhouse

We have a friendly game of poker & are looking for a few people who are interested to play weekly or be substitutes

Monthly Dances Please mark your calendars and join us the 3rd Satur-day of each month for good fun, great socializing and wonderful entertainment. See schedule of dances in this months newsletter.

Water Aerobics MON - WED - FRI

10A North Pool & 10A West Pool Join us in the pool for exercise.

Pickleball Tennis Court MON - WED - THURS - FRI 8:30a

Anyone interested in playing or learning to play the fastest growing seniors sport in the country meet at the Rolling Greens tennis court - Call Rick 218-780-5348

BINGO EVERY TUES - STARTS AT 1:00P Come early! A FREE game for a warm up wins your next

Line Dance Class Hee  Haw  it’s  time  to  get  ready  to  kick  up  your  heels  and  join  us for a morning of fun and exercise. All are welcome, be-ginners and experienced dancers. Classes start Wed., Sept 11, 2013. And every Wed. morning at the North Clubhouse from 9:30 to 10:30 am.

Questions contact Linda Lee Krebs 624-3154

Mah Jong Are there any Mah Jong players among the new resi-dents of Rolling Greens? We are down to two players due to illness of former players. If interested, call Pat Shore 624-2792

Painting Classes No experience necessary. Please join us the 2nd Mon. of each month starting Sept 9, at 10am at East Clubhouse for a fun morning of painting & leave with a completed work of art. Call and let me know if you would like to join us and if you have any questions. Linda Lee Krebs at 612-3154.

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Sept. 16 Seminole Hard Rock Casino $26 Oct. 9 Tarpon Springs $49 Oct. 19 Cedar Key Seafood Festival $29 Nov. 9 Hello Dolly @ Show Palace $78 Nov. 28 Thanksgiving @ Show Palace $78 Dec. 17 White Christmas @ Show Palace $78 *************************************************

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R. G. Golf Association By Rose & Charles Amato

Hacker's Division 1st +24.50 Charlie Amato Loren Brandl Noel Breton Charles Pennington 2nd +21.50 Doug Casity Jan Casity Steve Garvin Teresa Garvin 3rd +20.00 Jim Gillespie Bill Fuller Don Nelson John Hammer 4th +17.75 Dave Peck Tom Mullen Bob Senge Lana Senge

Duffer's Division 1st +21.50 Ron Angelo Pat Angelo C. L. Cook Janet Brandl 2nd +20.00 Mike Secki Kathy Secki Carmen Duncan Bob Pennington 3rd +17.50 Joe Quinlivan Ann Quinlivan Jim Hill Rhae Hill 4th +16.50 Rick Ellis Dot Sindelar Rich Bossert Rose Bossert

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By Susan LaChausse 352-236-6658 It’s  time  for  the  September19th,    Blood  Drive  in  Rolling  Greens Park. As you can see we are now using the new name for the company. I’ll  be  around  from  the  first  of  the  month  to  start  taking  appointments and walk-ins are always welcome. We have a $35.00 Gift card to the Horse and Hound Restaurant to be drawn from the people that donate, plus you still get your free Bruster’s  ice  cream  cone. Below is the article that explains how everything hap-pened to cause the name change. On January 27, 2012 three of Florida's independent, not-for-profit blood centers, Community Blood Centers of Florida, Inc.  (CBCF),  Florida’s  Blood  Centers,  Inc.(FBC)  and  Florida  Blood Services, Inc. (FBC) came together in a merger One-Blood, Inc. was established. OneBlood is an innovative, for-ward-thinking blood center that provides safe, available and affordable blood to more than 200 hospital partners and their patients in 72 counties throughout Florida and Southern Geor-gia and Alabama. OneBlood has major hubs in Central Florida, South Florida, Tampa Bay and the Florida Panhandle.

Thank You I   want   to   thank   all   our   neighbors,   friends   and   Frank’s  Golfing buddies for your visits, get well cards and cards of sympathy  during  Frank’s  recent  battle  with  cancer,  a  battle  that  he lost on July 31st. I especially want to thank Bonnie & Bob Quackenbush, your caring and support helped me get through the most devas-tating time of my life. Art Nash for your many visits and con-cern for Frank & myself. Pat Drum, Al Fake and Ron Angelo for all your help. Also I want to thank Rolling Greens Man-agement, Judy Blank and Karen Gool for all your help. A special thanks to everyone who attended his funeral services   at   Florida  National   Cemetery  August   9th.     I’m   very  grateful to you all. Frank would have been so pleased and proud. Rolling Greens truly is a community of kind and caring people.    I’m  glad  to  call  this  home. Thank you all, Donna Parker

Thank You I am a friend of Deborah Lockheart and her brother Paul and they asked if they could help me with getting school sup-plies for my grand children. I was shocked to see the support of Rolling Green Community Church and all of it's member's donating the supplies, not only the supplies but the nice outfits they gave me for my grand children (Thank you Debbie). Eve-rything on the list was purchased. It sure was up lifting to see all the Love from this community. With all the thing going on it the Country it is nice to see a community like Rolling Greens helping out. I would like to say a Heartfelt THANK YOU to all of Rolling Greens Com-munity Church.

Larry Bruner Memorial Rummage Sale

on Jan.11th 2014, 7am to 2pm

Please call Tom Flesch for tables and more information 715-216-2842

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Mobile Home Maintenance Fall/Winter Specials!

Roof blown off and gutters cleaning special starting at $18!

Pressure Washing -- siding, trim, carport ceiling, sidewalk, $50 Special pricing on exterior painting - call for free estimate

Taking Appointments Now !

By Bob Senge -- Rolling Greens Resident Retired General Contractor With 25 Years Experience

Call Me @ 509-2061, or C - 302-743-4557

Special Discounts On: Pressure Washing -- Roofs, Siding, Gutters, Porches, Carports Painting-- Interior & Exterior Tile Work-- Porcelain & Ceramic Carpentry-- Moldings, Trim, Doors

FREE -- Advice, Opinions, and Estimates -- ANYTIME

American Flags If you have any worn out American Flags VFW Post #4209 on 36th Ave. has a collection box and when enough flags are col-lected they hold a proper burning ceremony for worn out flags. Pat Shore, 7101 Cherry Pass or Laura Puglise, 203B E. Gleneagles Rd. are both Aux. members and would be happy to take delivery of all worn out American Flags. Thanks!

Caribbean Cruise for 2

5 days, 4 nights

For the first 20 contracts in excess of $3,000.00

Not valid on existing or prior contracts,

1 per household, not valid with any

other offer, time management offer.

Port fees and taxes not included

Expires 09/30/13

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Errand Services

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Appointment Scheduling Transportation to Appointments Moving/Relocation Coordination Home Watch Pet Sitting & Care Meal Planning/Preparation Pharmacy Pick-Up/Delivery After Surgery Care

Ask about our “Forget Me Not...” Services

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Your 1st Stop for Air Conditioners

and Appliance Service

352-680-0206

www.rollinggreensocala.com Rolling Greens Sales

The Buying and Selling Specialist Call Us Today! 352-624-0022

DL Stormer Enterprises, Inc.

DBA: Dave Stormer Golf Carts

“I  live  in  the  park  on  Oakmont  Ave.,   so  I’m  always  available!!”

352-817-9605 Sales/Service/Rentals

All makes and Models

Full Service Shop

Batteries/Tires/Accessories Moving? Want to sell your cart ?

We buy carts !!

3994 SE 44th Ave Road, Ocala, FL 34480 Shop is 2 miles from the park

COME SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY !! We have a large selection of makes and models of golf carts for sale

New e-mail address for Rolling Greens News. rgnocala@yahoo.com

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Mike’s  Italian  To  Go 3535 SE Maricamp Rd.

2 lg. Slices of Cheese Pizza w/20oz. Drink $4.50. Mon.-Fri.

694-7499 Mon. - Thurs. --11:00 AM to 8:30 PM

Fri. - Sat. -- 11:00 AM -10:00 PM Sunday Closed

Delivery to R.G. for lunch and dinner. Also Dining in

Ask about our Daily Specials and Family Specials Catering for Small or Large: Parties, Business Meetings, Special Events, Club Meetings, Family Gatherings

Dining Room available

for special occasions

Putters Café at Rolling Greens

Breakfast 7:00am—10:30am 2 eggs w/toast $3.49 w/bacon or sausage $4.99 Biscuits & Sausage Gravy $3.99 Egg, cheese, bacon or sausage on an English muffin $3.59 Toast (2 slices) $1.50 English Muffin or Bagel $1.50 Pastries $1.00 Coffee (free refills) $1.00 Juice $1.89 Lunch 11:00am—1:30pm Sandwiches & Wraps Chicken, Tuna, or Ham Salad $5.79 Egg Salad $5.49 Ham & Cheese $6.45 BLT $5.95 Roasted Turkey $5.95 Grilled Cheese $3.95 1/2 Sandwich $3.95 Hot Dog $2.50 Chili Dog $3.00 w/cheese $3.50 Garden Salad $3.25 Chef Salad $7.39 Iced Tea, Soft Drinks, Bottled Water $1.89 Power Ade $2.39

GATLINBURG, TN TIME SHARE WEEK FOR RENT

Enjoy a Smoky Mountain vacation in Gatlinburg October 26 to November 2, 2013. Just $650 for the week which you can share with family and friends. After a hot Florida sum-mer, plan to get away to the mountains. A one day drive from Ocala takes you to a mountain Chalet that sleeps eight adults at a fully furnished and equipped home with three bedrooms (plus sleeper sofa) and two full baths, washer and dryer and full kitchen. Wrap around deck, ample parking, and just three steps from car to door. Views of the Smoky Mountains and adjacent to the National Park. Lots of enter-tainment, shopping and restaurants or cook some meals at the Chalet. Visit on line @ clubchalet.com (Unit 7A). Time share unit is also for sale for $1250. Call Barbara Critch-field at 433-0924. Telephone number reaches me at Rolling Greens and in Ohio.

Beautiful Home For Sale 1498B Killarney Ct

954-257-6410 $19,000.00 (net) Partially furnished Motivated Seller

2 Bedroom/2 baths 24’  x  48’  =  1152  sq.  ft. Roof over 10 yr. warrantee FL room w/ac Refrigerator-Yes HVAC w/UV filter Cook-top + built in oven Dishwasher-yes Window Treatments-custom Sprinkler system Double u-room New hot water heater Laminate flooring New carpeting New sinks & fixtures in baths Custom drapes New vertical & mini blinds New built-in wall oven New stucco skirting New windows Freshly painted exterior Well maintained Move in condition Furnished Corner home site #720 Beautifully landscaped home site recently

updated home featuring HVAC w/UV filter.

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of Dog Grooming

We Groom all Dogs and Cats

With All natural shampoos, Advantage or Frontline, Flea dip, teeth Brushing, clipping

nails, including Bandanas, & ribbons

(352) 694-5700 1645 SE 58th Ave. #4

Baseline Rd.

Tues.—Sat. 9 AM—5 PM CLOSED - Sun. & Mon.

Stop in for your pet supplies

Shampoos, clothes, leashes, collars, combs, brushes, toys & beds.

Reigning Cats and Dogs

Now offering boarding and

day care

Medicare Educational Event

Thursday, September 5th Thursday, October 10th

10:30 Putter’s Café

Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) begins October 15th

ends December 7th

* If you are turning 65 before the end of the year don’t wait for AEP Call Linda

now 694-7491 - R.G. Resident

Come on over and get your questions answered

No Plan specific benefits or details will be shared

No applications will be taken

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Mark’s  Quality Plumbing, Inc.

867-1010

YOUR MOBILE HOME SPECIALIST FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED

34 YEARS EXPERIENCE LICENSED & INSURED

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Mark Thornburg— President

Residents Speak Hello Residents: I want to draw your attention to post-ing notes and notices for work on the club house boards. I have noticed that people from outside this community are posting notices for employment including care giving services to our elderly in the home. I want to caution all resident's on how serious this can be, especially as today I noticed a note with a first name, tele-phone number and wanting to work for $10.00 an hour taking care of a resident. I have noticed other notes such as lawn care, sewing, shopping, banking, what ever one finds available espe-cially in times such as these. Please DO NOT ALLOW ANY ONE IN YOUR HOME, GIVE YOUR TELEPHONE NUM-BER OR HIRE ANYONE ESPECIALLY ONE WHO AD-VERTISES FROM OUT SIDE THE COMMUNITY. Today, with all the reported and more are unreported scams because in the community one does not know the process of checking references. police and adult abuse back ground checks, license, skills and today when one is fired from a job they don't have to report that either. It is possible to get your self involved in a money  scam  and  also  when  you’re  alone  you  have  no  way  to  protect yourself. I am a nurse with many years in community and health care working with home health agencies and various state agencies. I am at this time one of the Marion County volunteer Ombudsman who visit facilities to check on the elderly. I have also in the past investigated on behalf of the elderly abuse and neglect and found many such incidents as described. If you think you need to hire outside assistance for how-ever long and you don't work with a social worker referred by your doctor, I will be happy to recommend a path for you to find competent help medically or not in your home. If you or your family would like a full and competent home assessment I will be happy to help. Just let me know. Before ending, I am suggesting to persons in charge to con-sider a rule that anyone desires to freely post on our boards please come to the office to get identified and find out if it is okay. Our elderly have the right to protection and safety in this community. We likely will not know how many scams have gone unreported in our community. Harriet Brinker, RN,BSN/Ombudsman Marion County 352-624-0913

Residents Speak Hello Rolling Greens Residents and Staff. I have been from time to time and more recent horrified to witness young children (grandchildren) actually behind the wheel of golf carts with the adult sitting next to the child and directing the child how to steer. Because, it is foreseeable that a tragedy with injuries and death can happen I will share a few experiences. Pebble Beach off Cherry Rd. A 9 year old boy in golf cart behind the wheel, I pulled up next to the cart stopping the cart. I explained to the grand parent it is illegal for a child to drive a golf cart with out a license and I am concerned for the safety of your grand child. To my surprise the grand parent held up and showed me his two fingers. I then said, I am not moving until that child is sitting in your seat. That did happen so I took off. About two weeks ago witnessed while coming out of the North Club House a child with grandparent. Child behind the wheel and grand parent directing the child turn here, turn there. Killarney Ct., Golf Cart with a 7 year old behind the wheel. I stopped on the street as I was out front of my house. I asked how old and was told 7 years old. explained and grand parent stated I did not realize that child could not drive a cart. I am recommending to the person in charge of this com-munity before sending a copy to the Sheriff office to have signs posted not to allow children to drive golf carts. I believe it re-quires a license just like an automobile. Please!! You have now been put on notice. Harriet Brinker/Rolling Greens Resident

Lets get Away All Resident' including part timers please let me know as I am considering planning a wonderful week-end away perhaps in January or February, 2014. It likely will be not longer than a 4 hour drive by chartered bus. I am talking to a friend who has a reputable travel agency in Ocala and has visited our commu-nity is liked by everyone she met very much. I understand there are trips of travel planned with this agency from our residents. However, after the holiday, the two months before leaving to go back home would be a fun thing for our community to pack a small bag, jump on the bus and whirl away over the border for a joyous and fun loving week-end. I would like to hear a yes or no and how many are interested at this time. Many an-tique shops of noted fame is the only hint given. Contact: Har-riet Brinker, 352-624-0913 or hnb1936@embarqmail.com and select a month. Love hearing from you all. Pretty quiet, boring and very hot in Florida. Harriet: On the corner of Killar-ney and Lakewood.

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SILVER SPRINGS SHORES Presbyterian Church

674 Silver Road

Invites you to join us each Sunday 8:30am or 11:00am Traditional Worship

9:45 Bible Study Senior Dining Site

Alzheimer’s Support Group Thrift Store

www.ssspreschurch.org

687-1119 Alan Cummings, Minister

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

(Disciples of Christ)

Revs. Terry and Mary Beth Harper, Ministers

Meditation Time: 8:30-9:00 AM (Communion Available)

Worship: 10:30 AM Fellowship Time: 9:00 AM Sunday School: 9:15 AM

(352) 629-6485

1908 SE Fort King Street Ocala, FL 34471

(Next to Marion Technical Institute) Nursery Provided

www.firstchristianocala.org

ST. PAUL'S UNITED METHODIST

800 SE 41st Avenue, Ocala Church Office: 694-2161

REV. Robert Roseberry

Come celebrate with us each Sunday

SUNDAY SCHEDULE Sunday School 9:00 a.m.

Worship  &  Children’s  Church    10:30  a.m.

WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE Student Ministry Meal 7:00 p.m.

Student Ministry (6th-12th Gr.) 7:30 p.m.

Monthly  Women  &  Men’s  Group Women - 3rd Tue. & 2nd Thu. each mo. Men’s  Breakfast- 2nd Tuesday each mo.

E-Mail: info@stpaulsocala.org Website: www.stpaulsocala.org

St.  Paul’s  Christian  School (Preschool) Monday—Friday

School Office: 694-4219

Rolling Greens Community Church

Sundays 10:00 AM North Clubhouse

All residents are invited.

Pastor: Dr. Rob Henderson

September 8th we will celebrate our first Anniversary. All are invited to share this

wonderful time. Following worship a group will be going to Darrell’s Diner at Midway & Maricamp

Come worship with us

Old Hymns & Good

Preaching

Volunteers Needed to Help Neighbors in Need The pre-hospice program Transitions is in need of volunteers for respite care, friendship,

transportation, errands, or food preparation. Transitions is a free community service available to anyone with a life-limiting illness. The program offers assistance during or after medical treatment for serious illnesses. Specially trained staff and volunteers provide supportive services to cli-ents and their families. Transitions services are available at no charge. Anyone with a life-limiting illness is eligible. Services are provided to pa-

tients in their own home, nursing home or assisted living facility. Please call Donna Shaffer at 854-5200 for details.

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ROLLING GREENS NEWS P.O. BOX 2288 SILVER SPRINGS, FL. 34489-2288

New e-mail address for Rolling Greens News. rgnocala@yahoo.com