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3737 Southport Springs Pkwy. Zephyrhills, FL 33541 October 2013

Holiday & ObservancesWelcome New ResidentsOctober 14th Columbus DayOctober 16th National Boss’ DayOctober 24th United Nations DayOctober 31st Halloween

Krupkin, Edwin & Patricia 3852 Arrowwood Dr.Tillich, Thomas &Becky 3903 RangerPkwy of Arizona.

Upcoming EventsOctober 2nd Pink Army PartyOctober 5th Community Yard SaleOctober 12th Music Makers DanceOctober 26th Halloween Dance

Music MakersSouthport Springs presents Music Makers. Theywill be performing on Saturday October 12th,2013 from 7pm to 10pm. Tickets are available inthe community office for $7. Reserved Seating.

Community Yard SaleWe will be having our communityyard sale on October 4th & 5th, 2013.If you have things you no longer needor you just don’t want, put them out.

The yard sale starts at 4-6pm on Friday Oct 4thfor residents only, then on Saturday Oct 5th from8am to 1pm. For the public.

Halloween DanceSaturday October 26th 2013: Joinus if you dare for a HalloweenScare! Saturday October 26th withGeorge Raub from 7pm to 10pm.

Tickets are $8.00. Reserved seating. Prizes forthe best dressed man, best dressed woman, andbest dressed couple. Hope to see you there.

Lighthouse CraftersOur Fair is approaching quickly, Very exciting!We need to take care of some last minutearrangements. We will be having a meeting onboth Wednesday the 9th and Wednesday the 23rdat 12:00pm in the clubhouse.Everyone should try to make thesemeetings to discuss any last concernsyou may have. See Ya, Linda PhelpsCoordinator

Hours of operation :Serving from 11 am to 3pm & 4pm-7pm

Bar open from 11 am to 7 pm

Homes of the MonthCongratulations to our October Homes of theMonth winners:

Chuck & Elaine Hall3854 Buttercup Dr.

&Glen & Gretchen Turney

3929 Rock Rose Ln.The winners will receive a $25 gift card fromHome Depot. Thank you for the good work.Southport Springs & your neighbors appreciateall you do to keep your community lookingbeautiful!

October Golf NewsThe course will be over seeded thebeginning of Nov., Also tree trimmingwill be done within the first weeks ofNov.

Sandhill cranes have been digging up parts of thecourse, spraying has continued with not muchsuccess. Residents should refrain from feedingwild animals. Warning letters have been sent outby the office to a few residents that have beenfeeding the birds. The Florida Fish and WildlifeConservation Commission passed a restriction onfeeding wildlife including sandhill craneseffective May 2002. People who are caughtfeeding these birds and other animals can facesteep fines and possible jail time. You can reportviolators to the Rewards hot line by calling 888-404-3922.There will be a Golf Association meeting onOctober 15th at 6:00 pm in the club house.Anyone having suggestions for the clubchampionship should place them in thesuggestion box in the caddy shack.El Presidente Terry Lebo

Congratulations to our October Volunteer of themonth winner Rose McNatt. We all want tothank her for being such a great teacher to all ofour line dancers. She will receive a $25 Wal-Martgift card which can be picked up in thecommunity office.

Volunteer of the Month

Our annual meeting is scheduled for TuesdayOctober 15th at 12;30 in the clubhouseballroom. We also need to get ready for ourbake sale on November 16th,2013. This will beour only fundraiser this year so please come tothis meeting to help with our plans. We canalways use new members if you are interested.Thank you, Carla Evans

Sunshine Committee Meeting

Potluck/OktoberfestThe calendar says that summer is over but it’sstill pretty warm here. Please come join us forour October potluck which will have anOktoberfest theme. All residents are welcome tojoin us on Saturday, October 19th at 5:30 pm inthe clubhouse ballroom. Put on your thinkingcaps and just bring a dish or a dessert from arecipe that is German or a recipe that remindsyou of cooler days and falling leaves. We askthat whatever you make be large enough to serve10 to 12 people. Please see the sign up sheet inthe clubhouse as you decide what to make. Also,remember to bring your place settings. We willprovide the coffee, tea, ice tea, and lemonade.Come join your friends and neighbors as we gettogether for a fun meal. After the meal we willhave more fun with an activity we can all enjoy.Please call Barbara Holdridge at 779-0419 orWinnie Quartucci at 783-7109 if you have anyquestions. On another note, we are putting out ahelp wanted sign. We need someone who likes toget people together to have a good time. Weprovide the date, time, facilities, etc. You wouldhave the best crew; most enthusiastic, helpful,and fun to work with people you could evenknow, to help you with whatever ideas you mayhave. The position is Director of the SocialCommittee. Please call Barbara Holdridge at779-0419 if you are interested.

An elderly widow and widowerwere dating for about fiveyears. The man finally decidedto ask her to marry. Sheimmediately said "yes". Thenext morning when he awoke,he couldn't remember what heranswer was! "Was she happy?I think so, wait, no, she lookedat me funny" After about an

hour of trying to remember to no avail, he got onthe telephone and gave her a call. Embarrassed,he admitted that he didn'tremember her answer to themarriage proposal. "Oh", shesaid, "I'm so glad you called.I remembered saying "yes"to someone, but I couldn'tremember who it was."

Will You Marry Me?

A Big Thank You!To all our friends here and out of state, I wouldlike to express a heartfelt and sincere thank youfor the cards, phone calls, kind comments,flowers, and prayers that our family has receivedfor my wife Peggy. We are overwhelmed by suchthoughtful gestures. I would also like to thank theBereavement Committee Sandy Fenlock, PhyllisMathews, and Maryann Danes. A thank you toMartha Campbell, Carla Evans, Val Lebo, PatRogerson, Rich Fenlock, and Doug Mathews.You did a wonderful job with the food, tablesettings, and coordinating the service, and helpedus get through a very difficult time. A specialthanks to Ed Buns who did a superb job inholding the services, with assistance from JimCombs. A thank you to the sunshine committeefor the donation to the Cancer Society on ourbehalf. There sure are a lot of nice and thoughtfulpeople here at Southport Springs.Keith Campbell and Family.

What a wonderful and caring community we livein! The Family and I want to thank everyone forthe sympathy cards and messages when Joepassed away. Thanks to Val and Joanne for theirhomemade soups, Fran for the KFC, Jeanette D.for the delicious fruit, Sunshine Committee forthe flowers, Lydia for cooking for the family,Annie for the delicious cheesecake, Virginia forthe anisette squares, Carol D. for dinner, Dougand Diane Baulch for the use of one of theirhomes, and finally to the BereavementCommittee for the buffet at Joe’s memorial. Joetruly loved living and working here. Love, LeeEdwards and Family.

My thanks to the Sunshine Committee for the “Goodie Bags”. They did a wonderful job. Also,thanks to all my friends and neighbors for theget-well cards, phone calls, and prayers. I amgrateful for your concerns and good wishes. Tomy wife, Maria, who was there for me every stepof the way. I thank God for her constancy andlove. Jack Wilson

If you have services that you provide and would like to add to the directory, justbring it to the office and we will add it to the next Villager.

All service must be provided by residents only!

House CleaningLinda Meatty813-782-1239

WeedingTed Shufelt813-713-3313

Golf Cart RepairDavid Lyso813-928-6205

House SittingLinda Phelps813-778-1359

Gutter and RoofCleaning

Ted Shufelt813-713-3313

Pet SitterWinnie Quartucci813-783-7109

Handyman ServiceDavid Lyso813-928-6205

Golf ClubRegripping

Standard, Mid Size, Jumbo,Arthritic,Putter Grips-All SizesGary LeMay

Cabinet RefacingLaminate Counter TopsBill Lincoln813-394-2799

Mulching Flower BedsTed Shufelt813-713-3313

Personal Assistant(Meals, washing clothes,lighthouse work)Linda Phelps813-778-1359

Palm Tree TrimmingTed Shufelt

Notary PublicCall for appointment. Nocost to residents.Ruth McGovern

Airport Runs$55.00 each wayWinson Hayes813-210-4336

Shopping(groceries, personal needs,meds pickup)Linda Phelps813-778-1359

Pet Sitter Pet sitting in my home Dog WalkingJoe & Nancy Lanzilotti813-322-3488

Light Alterations(sewing)

Linda Phelps813-778-1359

Pet Services*Pet sitting in my home,*Pet bathing at your home*Pet nail clipping at your home*Full service pet groomingGayle Hayes

Directory of Services

Need TransportationNeed a ride to the store, airport,or doctors, etc.Contact Sue Redshaw271-653-2991

Red HattersTo all red hatters andwannabes, There will be aLuncheon meeting in the

clubhouse on Thursday October 17, 2013 at12:00 pm, Sponsored by the Rebel Clan, TheRambling Rebels, Rebel Hearts and RoamingRoad Rebels. We will discuss general interest,any future events, and/or any suggestions.

Wedding Officiant*Wedding Ceremonies*Vows Renewals*Commitment CeremoniesMary Adele Cluck813-782-7872

Sister StrollThanks for all your help and donations for thisyears Sister Stroll Events. Because of yourgenerosity we were able to raise $3020.40.Thanks to Southport… The Band, all the donorsfor door prizes and baskets and for the awesomecommittee who worked so hard to make it allhappen. Sincerely, Sandy, Dawn, Val & Carla

I want to say thank you to the SunshineCommittee and their staff of volunteers, for thebeautiful flowers and the baskets of assortedgoodies. My sincere thanks to all my friends andneighbors for the get-well wishes and cards, andtheir concern regarding my rotator cup surgery.Thanks again everyone. Myra Angiel.

Famous QuoteDo the right thing. It will gratify some people andastonish the rest. Mark Twain (SamuelLanghornne Clemens 1835-1910).

Fried Green Maters

4 green tomatoes1 eggsalt to taste3/4 cup flour or bread crumbs1 1/2 cups milk2 tbs butterSlice tomatoes rather thick, salt, dip in beatenegg, roll in flour or cracker crumbs and fry inbutter until brown. Put on platter. Add morebutter to pan and make gravy with flour and milk.Pour over tomatoes.

The women’s club nextmeeting will be held onOctober 17, 2013 at 2:00 pm atthe clubhouse. BeginningNovember 1,2013 the women’sclub will collect food for needyfamilies during the holidays.

Women’s ClubNews

Pink Army Party!

We are very pleased with the results of the workdone on the tee boxes this summer; they havegrown in well and are now open for play.Remember to fill and divots you make on the teeboxes, just as you do on the fairway.You will notice new signs on the holes #10 and#16, stating that the wet area between the holes isa protected area (according to SWIFTMUD). Allcarts are strictly prohibited from entering orcrossing this area. The new league contracts willbe available to be signed starting October 15th.The contracts will be valid from November4th,2013 through April 30th,2013.All golfers MUST check in with the Pro Shopbetween the hours of 7:00 am and 5:00 pm,before going out on the course. There are noexceptions. League captains must inform the ProShop of the numbers of players going out in theorder to get their starting holes and starting times.Congratulations to Ron Hargrove for his recenthole-in-one! The Pro Shop is looking for ProShop help on Saturday and Sunday afternoonsfrom 1:00 pm to 5pm. Knowledge of golf is amust for this position.

Pro Shop

Come and join us for a fun and informationalparty on breast cancer awareness. The Pink Partywill be held on Wednesday October 2nd at 10:00am in the clubhouse ballroom. Following coffee.There will be a 50/50 for FHZ Breast cancer, alsogifts bags and door prizes. Remember to wearpink!

Managers NotesMen’s BirthdayWomen’s BirthdayPorteous, Garnet Oct. 3

Krupkin, Edwin Oct. 3

Emerson, Craig Oct. 5Metzner,William Oct. 5

Koebel, Gerard Oct. 5

Wuerfel, Clarence Oct. 5

Conover, Harold Oct. 6Balbach, Michael Oct. 7Sykes, Henry Oct. 7

Daugherty, Richard Oct. 8

Brown, David Oct. 9

Angiel, John Oct. 10

Plant, Richard Oct. 10

Debus, William Oct. 12

Norvick, Robert Oct. 12

Riggs, Larry Oct. 13

Bowers, Carey Oct. 14

Britton, Lawrence Oct. 15

Britten, Thomas Oct. 16

Dougherty, Robert Oct. 16

Cates, John Oct. 17

Galdi, Joseph Oct. 17

Maska, Ted Oct. 17

Hein, Charles Oct. 18

Hayes, Winson Oct. 19

Smith, Raymond Oct. 21

Jaeger, Steve Oct. 24

Harris, Stephen Oct. 25

Fussner, Guy Oct. 26

Phillips, Arnold Oct. 28

Putt, Joseph Oct. 29

Madl, Joseph Oct. 30

Gagne, Carole Oct.. 1

Vogel, Barbara Oct. 1

Crutcher, Deborah Oct. 2

Prim, Terri Oct. 2

Wetmore, Robin Oct. 2

Luby,Sandra Oct. 3

Boyd, Janet Oct. 3

Gray, Lydia Oct. 4

Woodson, Mary Lou Oct. 5

Anderson, Randy Jean Oct. 5

Jones, Susan Oct. 5

Oosterhoff, Shirlee Oct. 7

Griglevich, Claudette Oct. 8

Benson, Linda Oct. 11

McGovern, Ruth Oct. 11

Gareri, Kathy Oct. 12

Rogers, Carole Oct. 13

Fabricius, Patsy Oct. 14

Ward, Janice Oct. 15

Gallion, Pam Oct. 15

Galbert, Judith Oct. 16

Demers, Cynthia Oct. 22

Mackling, Donna Oct. 22

Combs, Roberta Oct. 22

Fahsel, Nancy Oct. 23

Bowles,Mary Oct. 23

Pietrowski, Linda Oct. 25

Douma, Ruth Oct. 25

Waring, Marilyn Oct. 26

Bartol, Lynda Oct. 29

DiGaspari, Elizabeth Oct. 29

October AnniversariesPhelps, Edward & LaDeama Oct. 1

Ward, Jim & Janice Oct. 1

Coleman, William & Cynthia Oct. 1

Wedemeyer, Norman & Mary Oct. 2

Reid, Larry & Irene Oct. 3

Goguen, Jean Paul & Anna Oct. 3

Danes, John & Maryann Oct. 4

Caster, David & Margery Oct. 6

Obst, Charles & Mary Oct. 6

Hare, Garth & Darlene Oct. 7

Wallace, David & Louise Oct. 7

Metzner, William & Conner, Marie Oct. 8

Dwyer, Gerald & Lorraine Oct. 9

Davenport, Harry & Mary Oct. 10

Jacobs, William & Mary Oct. 10

Roman, Ron & Pat Oct. 10

Murphy, John & Jean Oct. 11

Riggs, Larry & June Oct. 11

Martin, James & Joanne Oct. 11

Porteous, Garnet & Gail Oct. 13

Williams, Richard & Dorothy Oct. 14

Kauffman, Robert & Grace Oct. 18

OOsterhoff, Wayne & Shirlee Oct. 20

Waitkus, Robert & Cynthia Oct. 20

Viner, Alfred & Marilyn Oct. 21

Esquirol, Howard & Beatrice Oct. 21

Gallion, Robert & Pamela Oct. 22

Robinson, Harlan & Vi Oct. 23

Wilkinson, James & Mary Oct. 24

Maxwell, Charlene & Lyso, David Oct. 24

Dyer, Bob & Suzan Oct. 25

Hart, Michael & Regina Oct. 25

Youngblood, Bobby & Frances Oct. 26

Prim, Barry & Terri Oct. 28

Brown, Kenneth & Helen Oct. 29

Crouse, Jummie & Faydene Oct. 31

Blood Drive

Returning Residents: Wel-come home to all our returningresidents. Please remember tostop by or call the office to signback in. We hope you all had agreat summer.Speeding: There is still a lotof speeding in the community,we really need to slow down,the posted speed limit is15mph, lets all make aConscious effort to watch ourspeed and keep our friends andneighbors safe.Feeding of wildlife: Just a re-minder that you cannot feed thewildlife, this includes cats. Fishand wildlife was here and in-formed us that feeding anywildlife is illegal and you canbe fined for doing so. Also,There are a lot of residents thatare feeding cats and this createsproblems for your neighbors.Community Phone NumbersCommunity Office813-782-3800Sales813-715-7083Pro-Shop813-780-7637Emergency Number813-713-2724

The blood drive will be coming this month onWednesday October 23rd, 2013 from 8:00 am to1:30 pm. Every pint of blood can save up to 3lives. Help saves lives, please donate.

October 2013 October 2013S U N M O N T U E W E D T H U F R I S A T

19-Beg. Line Dancing10 Line Dancing adv11:15 Ladies Adv. Power Walk1pm Hand & Foot7pm Euchre

29am Coffee Social9am Needle Crafts9:30 am Ladies Adv. Power Walk10 Angel Leashes10 Water Aerobics6:30 Shuffleboard6:30 Bingo

PINK PARTY 10:00 am

38am Tennis 9m Beg. Line Dancing10am Line Dancing11:15 Ladies Adv. Power Walk12pm Bridge5:30 Band Practice

49am Quilting9am Bible Study9am Ladies Adv. Power Walk10am Water Aerobics1pm Hand & Foot1:30 Horseshoes7:00pm Bunco

58:00am Tennis

6 78:00 Tennis & Yoga9am Ladies Adv. Power Walk10am Water Aerobics1:00 Genealogy1:30 Horseshoes6:30pm Shuffleboard6:30pm Dominos7pm Pitch





128:00am Tennis

MusicMakersDance

137pm Book Club

148:00 Tennis & Yoga9am Ladies Adv. Power Walk10am Water Aerobics1:30 Horseshoes6:30pm Shuffleboard6:30pm Dominos7pm Pitch



178am Tennis 9m Beg. Line Dancing10am Line Dancing11:15 Ladies Adv. Power Walk12pm Bridge2pm Women’s Club5:30 Band Practice


198:00am Tennis

20 218:00 Tennis & Yoga9am Ladies Adv. Power Walk10am Water Aerobics1:30 Horseshoes6:30pm Shuffleboard6:30pm Dominos7pm Pitch





268:00am Tennis

HalloweenDance

26 288:00 Tennis & Yoga9am Ladies Adv. Power Walk10am Water Aerobics1:30 Horseshoes6:30pm Shuffleboard6:30pm Dominos7pm Pitch




S U N M O N T U E W E D T H U F R I S A T

17:30 Tuesday Blues8:30 Ladies 1811:00 Classics

27:30 Senior Best Ball8:00 Woodson10:00 Ladies Fun League

38:00 McNatt8:30 Lady Swingers3:00 Couples

47:45 Men’s League8:00 Woodson

58:30 SouthportCouples

68:30 Joe’s League

78:00 Rat pack8:00 Woodson9:00 Ladies “9”& “18”












19Resident’sScramble













Homes of the MonthCongratulations to our October Homes of theMonth winners:

Chuck & Elaine Hall3854 Buttercup Dr.

&Glen & Gretchen Turney

3929 Rock Rose Ln.The winners will receive a $25 gift card fromHome Depot. Thank you for the good work.Southport Springs & your neighbors appreciateall you do to keep your community lookingbeautiful!

October Golf NewsThe course will be over seeded thebeginning of Nov., Also tree trimmingwill be done within the first weeks ofNov.

Sandhill cranes have been digging up parts of thecourse, spraying has continued with not muchsuccess. Residents should refrain from feedingwild animals. Warning letters have been sent outby the office to a few residents that have beenfeeding the birds. The Florida Fish and WildlifeConservation Commission passed a restriction onfeeding wildlife including sandhill craneseffective May 2002. People who are caughtfeeding these birds and other animals can facesteep fines and possible jail time. You can reportviolators to the Rewards hot line by calling 888-404-3922.There will be a Golf Association meeting onOctober 15th at 6:00 pm in the club house.Anyone having suggestions for the clubchampionship should place them in thesuggestion box in the caddy shack.El Presidente Terry Lebo

Congratulations to our October Volunteer of themonth winner Rose McNatt. We all want tothank her for being such a great teacher to all ofour line dancers. She will receive a $25 Wal-Martgift card which can be picked up in thecommunity office.

Volunteer of the Month

Our annual meeting is scheduled for TuesdayOctober 15th at 12;30 in the clubhouseballroom. We also need to get ready for ourbake sale on November 16th,2013. This will beour only fundraiser this year so please come tothis meeting to help with our plans. We canalways use new members if you are interested.Thank you, Carla Evans

Sunshine Committee Meeting

Potluck/OktoberfestThe calendar says that summer is over but it’sstill pretty warm here. Please come join us forour October potluck which will have anOktoberfest theme. All residents are welcome tojoin us on Saturday, October 19th at 5:30 pm inthe clubhouse ballroom. Put on your thinkingcaps and just bring a dish or a dessert from arecipe that is German or a recipe that remindsyou of cooler days and falling leaves. We askthat whatever you make be large enough to serve10 to 12 people. Please see the sign up sheet inthe clubhouse as you decide what to make. Also,remember to bring your place settings. We willprovide the coffee, tea, ice tea, and lemonade.Come join your friends and neighbors as we gettogether for a fun meal. After the meal we willhave more fun with an activity we can all enjoy.Please call Barbara Holdridge at 779-0419 orWinnie Quartucci at 783-7109 if you have anyquestions. On another note, we are putting out ahelp wanted sign. We need someone who likes toget people together to have a good time. Weprovide the date, time, facilities, etc. You wouldhave the best crew; most enthusiastic, helpful,and fun to work with people you could evenknow, to help you with whatever ideas you mayhave. The position is Director of the SocialCommittee. Please call Barbara Holdridge at779-0419 if you are interested.

An elderly widow and widowerwere dating for about fiveyears. The man finally decidedto ask her to marry. Sheimmediately said "yes". Thenext morning when he awoke,he couldn't remember what heranswer was! "Was she happy?I think so, wait, no, she lookedat me funny" After about an

hour of trying to remember to no avail, he got onthe telephone and gave her a call. Embarrassed,he admitted that he didn'tremember her answer to themarriage proposal. "Oh", shesaid, "I'm so glad you called.I remembered saying "yes"to someone, but I couldn'tremember who it was."

Will You Marry Me?

A Big Thank You!To all our friends here and out of state, I wouldlike to express a heartfelt and sincere thank youfor the cards, phone calls, kind comments,flowers, and prayers that our family has receivedfor my wife Peggy. We are overwhelmed by suchthoughtful gestures. I would also like to thank theBereavement Committee Sandy Fenlock, PhyllisMathews, and Maryann Danes. A thank you toMartha Campbell, Carla Evans, Val Lebo, PatRogerson, Rich Fenlock, and Doug Mathews.You did a wonderful job with the food, tablesettings, and coordinating the service, and helpedus get through a very difficult time. A specialthanks to Ed Buns who did a superb job inholding the services, with assistance from JimCombs. A thank you to the sunshine committeefor the donation to the Cancer Society on ourbehalf. There sure are a lot of nice and thoughtfulpeople here at Southport Springs.Keith Campbell and Family.

What a wonderful and caring community we livein! The Family and I want to thank everyone forthe sympathy cards and messages when Joepassed away. Thanks to Val and Joanne for theirhomemade soups, Fran for the KFC, Jeanette D.for the delicious fruit, Sunshine Committee forthe flowers, Lydia for cooking for the family,Annie for the delicious cheesecake, Virginia forthe anisette squares, Carol D. for dinner, Dougand Diane Baulch for the use of one of theirhomes, and finally to the BereavementCommittee for the buffet at Joe’s memorial. Joetruly loved living and working here. Love, LeeEdwards and Family.

My thanks to the Sunshine Committee for the “Goodie Bags”. They did a wonderful job. Also,thanks to all my friends and neighbors for theget-well cards, phone calls, and prayers. I amgrateful for your concerns and good wishes. Tomy wife, Maria, who was there for me every stepof the way. I thank God for her constancy andlove. Jack Wilson

If you have services that you provide and would like to add to the directory, justbring it to the office and we will add it to the next Villager.

All service must be provided by residents only!

House CleaningLinda Meatty813-782-1239

WeedingTed Shufelt813-713-3313

Golf Cart RepairDavid Lyso813-928-6205

House SittingLinda Phelps813-778-1359

Gutter and RoofCleaning

Ted Shufelt813-713-3313

Pet SitterWinnie Quartucci813-783-7109

Handyman ServiceDavid Lyso813-928-6205

Golf ClubRegripping

Standard, Mid Size, Jumbo,Arthritic,Putter Grips-All SizesGary LeMay

Cabinet RefacingLaminate Counter TopsBill Lincoln813-394-2799

Mulching Flower BedsTed Shufelt813-713-3313

Personal Assistant(Meals, washing clothes,lighthouse work)Linda Phelps813-778-1359

Palm Tree TrimmingTed Shufelt

Notary PublicCall for appointment. Nocost to residents.Ruth McGovern

Airport Runs$55.00 each wayWinson Hayes813-210-4336

Shopping(groceries, personal needs,meds pickup)Linda Phelps813-778-1359

Pet Sitter Pet sitting in my home Dog WalkingJoe & Nancy Lanzilotti813-322-3488

Light Alterations(sewing)

Linda Phelps813-778-1359

Pet Services*Pet sitting in my home,*Pet bathing at your home*Pet nail clipping at your home*Full service pet groomingGayle Hayes

Directory of Services

Need TransportationNeed a ride to the store, airport,or doctors, etc.Contact Sue Redshaw271-653-2991

Red HattersTo all red hatters andwannabes, There will be aLuncheon meeting in the

clubhouse on Thursday October 17, 2013 at12:00 pm, Sponsored by the Rebel Clan, TheRambling Rebels, Rebel Hearts and RoamingRoad Rebels. We will discuss general interest,any future events, and/or any suggestions.

Wedding Officiant*Wedding Ceremonies*Vows Renewals*Commitment CeremoniesMary Adele Cluck813-782-7872

Sister StrollThanks for all your help and donations for thisyears Sister Stroll Events. Because of yourgenerosity we were able to raise $3020.40.Thanks to Southport… The Band, all the donorsfor door prizes and baskets and for the awesomecommittee who worked so hard to make it allhappen. Sincerely, Sandy, Dawn, Val & Carla

I want to say thank you to the SunshineCommittee and their staff of volunteers, for thebeautiful flowers and the baskets of assortedgoodies. My sincere thanks to all my friends andneighbors for the get-well wishes and cards, andtheir concern regarding my rotator cup surgery.Thanks again everyone. Myra Angiel.

Famous QuoteDo the right thing. It will gratify some people andastonish the rest. Mark Twain (SamuelLanghornne Clemens 1835-1910).

Fried Green Maters

4 green tomatoes1 eggsalt to taste3/4 cup flour or bread crumbs1 1/2 cups milk2 tbs butterSlice tomatoes rather thick, salt, dip in beatenegg, roll in flour or cracker crumbs and fry inbutter until brown. Put on platter. Add morebutter to pan and make gravy with flour and milk.Pour over tomatoes.

Southport Springs Home Owner