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Rolling Greens Village News
Volume 40 June 2019 Issue 6
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RGVFD Memorial Service The RGVFD would once again like to remind you of a beautiful service that they have decided to render to every resident in the park. If you have a family member who passes away and would like to have a memorial ser-vice for him/her here in the park, the volunteer fire dept. is here to help. We will provide a beautiful table set-up, cake, coffee, and a guest book. If there would be more food brought by other people, they would help to serve it. The chair person to contact is Mary McCarthy at 352-
624-2901.
Disclaimer The Editor and 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. Editor—Erin Payne
Want to Submit an Article? If you are submitting an article for pub-lication, please remember to put your name and phone number on your arti-cle. If you don’t want your name print-ed, let me know. To submit an article
by e-mail the address is
[email protected] PLEASE NOTE EMAIL
ADDRESS HAS CHANGED!
The box for articles, news and infor-mation is in the Auditorium by the bul-letin boards. If you didn’t receive your
copy, there are extra issues in the clubhouses. You can also get your
news at http://www.rghoa.net
Home Delivery The cost to mail copies of the Rolling Greens News is $1.50 per issue. Will need to know the month to start and last issue and address. Can mail it or
put in box at the Auditorium.
Advertisers Page # 19 AC Guys 6 All Florida Insurance 24 All Florida Weatherproofing & Construction 29 Appliance Doctor 20 Art Classes with Donna Francis 31 Ascension Lutheran Church 3 Belleview Heating & Air 19 C.V.S. 6 Chem-Dry of Marion County 16 Community Roofing 6 Concord Print Shop 29 D.C. Handyman Services 27 Dignity At Forest Lawn 28 First Choice Windows 13,25 Florida Anchor & Barrier 22 Four Star Homes 29,32 Furce Pest Control 27 Golf Cart Sales/Repairs - Stormer 6 Helping Hands - Roseanne 27 Joe’s Discount Brakes 26 Lords Appliance 6 Manny’s Appliance Repair Service 26 Massage - Patrice Stone 11 Medicare Information 29 Mobile Home Depot 10 Mobile Home Maintenance 24 Nature’s Choice Carpet Cleaning 10 Needham Plumbing & Electric 15 Ocala Heating Air Conditioning 31 R.G. Community Church 20 Reigning Cats and Dogs 31 S.S.S. Presbyterian Church 31 St. Paul’s United Methodist 23 Sunbelt Mobile Homes Resales 21 The Bug Doctor 30 Underhome Armor 7 Vanzandt Air Conditiong
Articles Page # 12 4th of July BBQ & Golf Cart Parade 8 911 Cell Phones 18 Activities 27 American Flags 6 Anniversary Party 8 Benevolent Committee 27 Bible Study 17 BINGO 20 Book Club 14 Come Stroll With Me 16 Crossword 21 Crossword Answers 21 Exercises 8 Food Pantry 9 For Free 9 For Sale/Looking For 8 Game Night 17 Game Scores and Games 3 Genealogy Group 12 HOA Meeting with Cove 10 ID Tags for Golf Cart 29 Labels for Education 11 Library Corner 3 NY Club 14 Older People Don’t Get Enough Help 10 Operation ShoeBox 8 Pickleball 3 R.G.H.O.A. 2nd Vice President Resignation 4 R.G.H.O.A. By Street 3 R.G.H.O.A. Meetings 5 R.G.H.O.A. Meetings Minutes 4 R.G.H.O.A. Officers and Office 2 R.G.V.F.D. Memorial Service 11 Recipe Corner 3 Rolling Greens Newsletter Deadlines 3 Singles Club 20 Stretch and Tone 21 Thank You 12 Wine and Cheese Social 10 Zumba
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R.G. 2019 HOA Meetings Board meetings at 3:30 PM @ Auditorium Member meetings at 7 PM @ Auditorium
Member meeting Board meeting No Meeting June 3rd No Meeting July 1st No Meeting August 5th September 3rd September 3rd (Multipurpose Rm)
October 1st September 30th
November 5th November 4th December 10th December 9th
Genealogy Group Come join us in our search for interesting ancestors. Questions -Contact Alice Perkins at 585-245-3954 or [email protected]
New Deadlines for R.G. News 2019
Issue Articles Due Ads Due Assembly July June 19th June 17th June 27th August July 24th July 22nd Aug. 1st September Aug 21st Aug. 19th Aug. 29th October Sept 25th Aug. 19th Aug. 29th November Oct. 23rd Oct. 21st Oct. 31st December Nov. 22nd Nov. 20th Dec. 5th
Resignation Letter to RGHOA 5/7/19 This is to advise Board that I (Kent Badders) am resigning as 2nd VP effective this date.
I would like to thank all current Board Members for allowing me to participate on a noble effort to help our Rolling Greens Vil-lage Homeowners.
My decision is based upon current health issues.
Thanks to all who voted for me. I would appreciate if you pro-vide the same support to the current Board.
Kent Badders, 1901 Doral Drive, Ocala, Florida
NY CLUB DINNER APRIL 21, 2019
By: Mary Hill
My apologies to everyone that my article did not make it into printing in May. I have been in touch with Erin, who does our newsletter and asked her to run this in June.
Our last dinner of the season was a taco night with all the “fixins’”. Entertainment was a fun horse racing. Our thanks to Chef Joan for giving reasonably priced and delicious meals for so many months. To every one of you who volunteered in the kitchen, thank you, thank you. You are so needed.
We have many people to thank as our season ends. First of all, a very big thank you to Linda Lee Krebs for keeping our club running so well. Thanks also goes to Clarana Caulkins as our treasurer, who has taken care of our treasury for many years. She ended her run with the end of this season. A great job, Clarana. We will miss you. After a very simple vote, next year’s officers will be: President, Linda Lee Krebs; Vice president/treasurer, Terrell Hilgeford, and Secretary, Mary Hill. Linda Lee got several other people to accept various positions to help the club keep going.
Anniversaries during the month of April were: Bob & Carol Brown, 60 years on the 4th, Leonard and Sandy Stiverson, 29 years on the 5th; and Kent & Karen Badders, 46 years on the 6th.
A few special anniversaries that don’t get mentioned in our season, but should be celebrated: Dorothy & Carl Goodrich will be married 60 years on June 13th. Laurel & Michael Davern will celebrate 50 years on August 2nd. Joan & Richard Newton will be married 55 years on August 26th.
Birthdays in April: Paul Ghering, the 4th; Joyce Harris, the 11th; Fran-cene Preston and Marilyn Schrader, the 12th; Cathy Goodwill, the 16th; Rich Allen, the 19th; Charles Pennington, the 22nd; Pat Ghering the 23rd; and Gary Husband the 28th. We realize that there are many of you who don’t ever get mentioned during our season, but we wish all of our members the very best for birthdays and anniversaries.
We will meet again in the fall on October17th. That will be a pot luck dinner with the club furnishing the meat. More information to come at a later date.
So until then, may you all have a safe trip north and a wonderful sum-mer. Here is the Irish blessing wished for everyone, both those who stay and those who travel.
“May the road rise up to meet you; May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, and the rain fall soft upon your fields, and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand.”
Singles Club
Important!
We have decided to take a break for the Summer months. We will resume our get together in September.
I want to wish everyone a great Summer!
Micki– 624-9563
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2019 ROLLING GREENS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION (RGHOA) BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Title Name Address Phone Email
President Sandra Leach 6899A Holyoke Ct 352-509-2390 [email protected]
1st Vice-Pres. Robert Senge 219 East Gleneagles Rd 302-743-4557 [email protected]
2nd Vice-Pres.
Secretary Abby McNeel 6304 LaCosta Dr. 352-509-2276 [email protected]
Treasurer Michael Stone 7197D Sunningdale Dr 561-445-2004 [email protected]
Area Directors
Area 1 Diane Weingartner 208C East Gleneagles Rd 352-694-3976 [email protected]
Area 2 Kathleen Moore 1003 C. West Gleneagles 207-542-9736 [email protected]
Area 3 Douglas Wedel 1705A Sedgefield Ln 608-513-8761 [email protected]
Area 4 Nila Bruce 6004 Oakmont Ave. 615-969-1511 [email protected] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Webmaster Tim Hilgeford 1729 Indian Wells Ave 770-634-5706 rghoa.net
Office
General Manager To Be Announced 352-624-0140 Assistant Community Manager To Be Announced 352-624-0140 Office Assistant Angelica Abreu 352-624-0140 Receptionist Terrell Hilgeford 352-624-0140 Activities Coordinator Antonio Crews 352-300-1207 Activities Assistant Judy Blank, James Puglise, Arianna Ulate 352-300-1207 Chairpersons
Bylaws Election Gail Morison 1502A West Gleneagles Rd 650-218-8752 [email protected] Enjoyment Lana Senge 219 East Gleneagles Rd 352-509-2061 [email protected] Finance Review George Konnert 1826 Cypress Point Rd 412-996-7181 [email protected] General Welfare Tim Hilgeford 1729 Indian Wells Ave 770-634-5706 [email protected] Leaseholders Negotiating Charles Pennington 2360 Pebble Beach Rd 352-624-0339 [email protected] Nominating Rob Levine 6503A Lakewood Dr 612-845-6653 [email protected]
Park Purchase Rich Allen 6401D Lakewood Dr 352-509-2234 [email protected]
HOA AREAS BY STREET AREA 1: Cherry Pass Road East Gleneagles Road Easy Street Holyoke Court Merion Place Sunningdale Drive AREA 2: Ainsdale Lane Ardmore Drive Dollymount Drive Donegal Drive Ganton Road Gleneagles Lane Holyoke Court West Gleneagles Road AREA 3
Brookfield Lane Carlow Terrace Cherry Road Killarney Court Lakewood Drive Peach Tree Lane Pensaco Place Pinehurst Place Portrush Road Sedgefield Lane AREA 4: Bermuda Dunes Birkdale Lane Birnam Wood Road Carlisle Place Cypress Point Road Doral Drive
Indian Wells Ave. Jasper Place LaCosta Drive LaQuinta Road Myrtle Beach Way Oakmont Ave. Pebble Beach Road Rolling Greens Drive Seminole Place Spyglass Hill Drive Torrey Pines Drive
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MINUTES FOR THE HOA MEETING April 2, 2019 Sandra Leach, President, opened the meeting @ 7:00 p.m. with the pledge of allegiance and the singing of God Bless America. Those in attendance: Sandra Leach, president; Bob Senge, 1st VP; Kent Badders, 2nd VP; Abby McNeel, secretary; Mike Stone, treasurer; Diane Weingartner, Area 1; Doug Wedel, Area3; and Nila Bruce Area 4.
Bonnie Quackenbush led a moment of silence for those who passed last month.
Guest Speakers: Francene Preston wanted all to know that she is doing well as she recovers from a double lung transplant. Thanked all for the cards, calls, prayers, and financial support. She can't wait to get home. She received a standing ovation. Wes Strider, Community Manager reported on the following: The auditorium will not be done this summer. The Golf simulator is up and running; get a tee time to use it. 700 mailboxes are arriving shortly Corporate has worked a deal for new street signs and street posts Many new homes are being installed Contracts have been signed for the paving of both the streets and the cart paths Telephone books will be here next week They will try to maintain the driving range. Answered many questions regarding the 30 day letters sent at the direction of Cove
Secretary's report was accepted as read. Treasurer's report was accepted as read. Membership as of 4/1/19 is 304 and 4 renters
President's Comments: She advised that she met privately with Gary Timmons, Cove RVP, and Wes Strider regarding the residents wish list; street signs, rules and regulations (enforce or remove), size of dogs, and a path for walkers, joggers, bikers. Area 2 director Judy Burke has submitted a letter of resignation due to personal reasons. We will need a volunteer to fill this position until the elec-tions in December. Kathy Allen has resigned as the event co-chair. Lana Senge is continuing and a request was made for a volunteer to co-chair this committee with Lana Senge. The board would like to have a RGV Volunteer Award next year. A request was made for a volunteer to chair this committee.
1St VP: Easter dinner sign-up sheets are at the Kiosk in the Community Center. It is never too early to start thinking about and planning for hurri-cane season. 2nd VP: He thanked the area directors for all their hard work in increasing membership. They are doing a great job.
Secretary: The Meet and Greet will be held on April 11, 2019 at 2:00pm in the auditorium. All are welcome, both old and new residents. If you have an activity, please come and promote it. Treasurer, Area 1 and Area 3: Nothing Area 4: She stressed the benefits of FMO membership and urged all to join. This organization is our voice in Tallahassee.
Old Business: Bob Frantz reported on the tie-down program. It is a slow process; currently they are working on a list from 2015. It may be 3 to 5 years before they get to RGV. Dave Peck, chair of the By-laws committee request members to serve with him.
New business: Judy Crites gave the Bingo Quarterly Report. They gave $315.00 from Share the Wealth to Operation Snowball. The bingo board quit and a replacement is needed. Thus far, they have saved $250.00 for Share the Wealth for this. Payouts for bingo are based on the number of attendees. Karen Badders gave the quarterly report for the Benevolent Committee. There were no expenditures for the quarter but there will be expenses in April. She reminded all that Benevolent matters are strictly confidential and are not to be discussed either in person or on social media.
Commentators: Mary McCarthy stated that the Pancake breakfast will be on Saturday 4/13/19. This is the last one and breakfasts will resume in October. The quilters raffle tickets were drawn. Carol English won the king-size quilt and Rose Tan won the smaller quilt. Linda Lee Krebs announced that Life Line Screening was held 3/7/19 and over 65 people participated. Life Line Screening will return next year. The NY Club will have Taco Night on April 18, 2019. Cost is $7.00 for catered dinner. Tickets can still be purchased. Entertainment will be animal races. Kay Loper thanked all for their donations to Operation Shoebox. Money is needed for shipping. She reminded all that it is necessary to support our troops who are defending our freedoms. There will be a blood drive on Thursday April 18th from 8:00am to 4:00pm. Please make your ap-pointments. Bonnie Quackenbush commented on the lack of articles in the RGV Newsletter. This is our newsletter and we should submit articles of our activity groups. Also, it is necessary to submit current articles to the webmaster. Please get involved.
Share the Wealth There were 8$10.00 winners. Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted Abigail A McNeel, Secretary
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Jim and Nila Bruce Anniversary
Join us Saturday June 22nd at the West Club House from 4pm to 7pm to celebrate the 60th Wedding Anniversary of
my parents Jim and Nila Bruce. They married on June 27th 1959 in Anderson Indiana.
They have 4 children, 12 grandchildren, and 15 great grand-children.
They have been truly blessed. Snacks will be provided but we ask that you bring your own
drink of choice. PLEASE NO GIFTS!
Hope to see you there!
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911 Cell Phones Bob Mikler uses old cell phones to make emergency 911 phones for people who may need them. There is a box in the Auditorium where you can drop your phones off. If you are in need of a 911 phone, you can call Bob at 512-0204.
PLAY PICKLEBALL!
What is Pickleball You Ask?
Pickleball is a combination of tennis, badminton, ping pong and racquetball and is currently one of the fastest growing sports in America! It may have a funny name, but it's a serious sport! It's fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise and lots of fun! A great activ-ity for all ages... come see what all the excite-ment is about!
Free instruction — come learn from current players! We have all the equipment you need. Just wear comfort-able clothes and tennis shoes.
Please Sign up at the Activities Desk
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Benevolent Committee By Karen Badders
The Benevolent Fund was established to aid Rolling Greens home-owner residents who may need some assistance. Self-referrals or referrals from others identify the need. To be eligible for assistance from the BFC, one full year of resi-dence in RGV as a homeowner is required. The BFC chair and/or a member of the committee will complete a financial review and Assistance Request Form for each referral. Income and resources will be verified. In order to be eligible, in-come must be below 150% of the poverty level as determined by the government and published annually. Please contact one of the following if you know of someone who may need assistance: Sue LaChausse 352-236-6658 Co-Chair Terrell Hilgeford 770-634-2432 Co-Chair Tim Hilgeford 770-634-5706 Barb Estatico 412-302-2276 (seasonal) Mary Hill 724-261-0984 Pat & Brian Hilliker 540-521-6437 Abby McNeel 610-217-3901 Melissa Sawyers 321-514-2746
Food Pantry By Karen Badders
The Food Pantry hours are Wednesdays from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. If you know of anyone in need of food, please call one of the following: Sue LaChausse 352-236-6658 Co Chair Terrell Hilgeford 770-634-2432 Co Chair Tim Hilgeford 770-634-5706 Barb Estatico 412-302-2276 (seasonal) Mary Hill 724-261-0984 Pat & Brian Hilliker 540-521-6437 Abby McNeel 610-217-3901 Melissa Sawyers 321-514-2746
We now have use of a freezer, if you have unopened food you wish to donate we will be happy to distribute. We will make sure food is delivered to those that are unable to come to the food pantry. Thanks for the donations, we have a nice variety of healthy foods in our pantry. Also, thanks to all these men and women for stepping up to serve our community. This is a great place to live!
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For Sale There is no charge for listing items for sale to residents of R.G.
Dining table set, 6 chairs. Captain chairs light oak. Very good condition $500.00. Full size couch, cream back ground light blue print. Very good condi-tion $100.00. 352-233-5280
Hand Crafted Jewelry, all nickel free, Earrings, Necklaces, Anklets, $5 each. Made by CRYS. Contact Donna Guernsey. 502-303-2961
Items for Sale– Décor Items, set of end tables, Décor pictures, set of two decorative black and cream cushions, Cannon printer, and other small items. Call Nancy at 352-509-2153 n come take a peek!
Household Items- Queen Sized adjustable bed- $650 White wicker TV cabinet- $60 call Nancy at 352-233-6556
For Sale: 20 inch Homelite Electric Lawn Mower. $25 352-624-0664
Items for Sale- Beige Lazy Boy Recliner Chair- $25 Light Brown Reclining Loveseat- $50 Coffee Table with 3 Piece Glass Top 56” x 26” $10 Call Muriel– 352-694-1748
Vtech Cordless Telephone System– Vetech Model CS6859-2 DECT 6.0 cordless phone with built in answering system, 2 handsets, remote charger with power adapter and phone base with many features. Like new $20. Please call Wes 222-5169
20 inch Homelite Electric Lawn Mower. $25.00 Call 352-624-0664
Mountain Bike for sale.26” px 6.0. $50.00 call 352-624-2837
Black & Decker 12v cordless drill, SKIL Pistol grip 1/2” Drill. $20/ea. Call Gail 650-218-8752 FOR SALE- GROW BOXES FOR PLANTING. Set of 6, with nutrient patches and staking kit, 28"L x 14"W x 12"H. For what these are and how to use them, go to www.agardenpatch.com. It is basically an auto-matic feeding and watering system. This system is portable, neat and is reusable for years. Uses simple potting mix This system when new was approx. $400. They are no longer being used and I am asking only $75 and you come get them. Call 624-1114
Wanted Roommate Wanted--55+ Female to share home. Golf course view. No pets, No smoking, No drugs or alcohol. $550./ mo plus utilities. Call 570-660-0584
1604 B West Gleneagles Rd. Large (1425 sq. ft), well-maintained 2/2 home on large corner lot. Open floor plan. Fresh neutral paint. Large Master bedroom with private bath. Large kitchen with newer dish-washer, garbage disposal and double oven. Comfortable enclosed porch to watch people go by. Interior laundry room with washer and dryer. Very good cabinet and closet space with customized built-in shelving. Newer remodeled guest bath. Newer doublewide carport. Utility room with sink and running water, workbench and shelving. Built-in book-case in family room and built-in hutch in dining room. Ceiling fans and marble sills throughout. Roof by Life Time. Non-smoking owners. $27,500. Contact: Bill or Janice Freeman: 352-513-5679 or 248-953-3124
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FREE TO GOOD HOME– HP All-In-One Model B-210e Wireless Printer– Works fine but will not pick up paper (nor vacuum or do the dishes). Retails for $369 on Amazon and includes lots of ink. Please call Wes (352) 222-5169
FSBO- $18,500 OBO. Great Location on West Gleneagles. Mostly furnished 2/2. Large Master Bedroom, walk-in closet, 2nd bedroom closet is also large- full wall-length slide. Large open living room with adjacent dining area with full wall cabinet. Large open kitchen, beauti-ful wall oven, dishwasher, microwave, W&D included in U Room, great refrigerator and cooktop stove, fairly newer A/C unit, Screened porch, ceiling fans, fresh paint. Well- maintained. Nicely decorated. Very cute. 706-305-5866
For Sale by owner.-2/2 Home on 7088 Easy Street. Large (1425 sq ft.) On golf course. Partially furnished. Large master bedroom suite, large glass Florida Room with A/C & heat. Beautiful golf course view. Large storage shed with workshop and shelves. Double carport, dish-washer, garbage disposal, wall oven and built in microwave. Loads of storage built ins, water softener. Lot rent $769/month. Asking $10,000. contact Rita Miller 570-660-0584
If items have been sold
Please call (352) 629-0736 or E-mail at
[email protected] to let me know items can be
removed. Thank you!
Erin Payne, Editor
LOOKING FOR Washer and Dryer– If you have a set available, please call 352-817-2048
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ZumbA
Zumba with Sherry Jensen is held in the auditorium on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 AM and in the pool on Fridays at 11 AM. Come join the fun!
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$12.00 plus, $5.00 donation to Operation ShoeBox
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Operation ShoeBox
PLEASE HELP! Your donations to Operation ShoeBox let’s our troops know we thank them for all they are doing for us, here at home, and that they are not forgotten! As of May 20th the cash donations for shipping was $425.00. Thanks to all who made a donation!! Those Care Packages from home means so much to them! Thank you to:
Care Items:
Flo Gustafson W.H.O. Irene Hathaway Martha Vetter Kaye Dawson Jean Durost
Cash For Shipping
Linda Smith x2 Barbara Estatico x2
Rose Tan x2 DAV Bingo #85 x2 Flo Gustafson Kaye Loper x2 DAV Bingo Players x2 Carolyn Siewert Jim Puglise Ann Quinlivan Ann Bellavance Gloria Jane Shorette
Czeslawa And Bob Breen Mary ad Marvin Hill Helen Tague Jo Tholenaar Harriet Brinker Judy Mitchell Jane Berrus Saundra Montgomery Dan Long Bob Shann Karen Badders
Please Help with a small donation!!! Care packages from home say “Thank you!”
Mary Harper, Operation ShoeBox and I say “Thank you and please
keep your donation coming– it’s for our troops!
Thank you! Kaye Loper
I’m not getting old, I just can’t remem-ber stuff because my brain is full!
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New ! Medicare Info
5 Star Medicare Plan
Available in our area. Medicare allows all
beneficiaries to enroll any month of the year!
Those who would like
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Turning 65 this year?
Recently moved to our area?
New to Medicaid?
Just lost your eligibility?
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Licensed Insurance Agent 454-8502
Recipe Corner EASY FUDGE
Fran Misterly 352 229 3835
1 bag semi-sweet chocolate chips(12 oz) 1 bag butterscotch chips(12 oz) 1 can sweetened condensed milk 1 tsp. vanilla 1 cup nuts(almond slivers, chopped walnuts or pecans)
Melt both bags of chips with the milk in a dutch oven on LOW. (High heat will cause the chocolate to turn bitter). Stir till mixture is smooth. Remove from heat. Add vanilla, stir. Add nuts of your choice. Stir. Pour into an 8”x11” pan that has been lined with non-stick foil. Smooth out surface. Refrigerate till cool. Remove from pan and foil. Cut in 1” squares. Keep refrigerated.
RG Library Corner by Barbara Critchfield
Greetings from Ohio. Mike and I arrived back here on May 12 after a long day driving through the rain. We are still wait-ing for the warm weather to arrive and take every chance to sit out on the patio and soak up the warm sunshine. The house was in good shape although our second car wouldn't start and needed a new battery. After we got the car started, I've been to the grocery store many times trying to stock up the refrigerator and the pantry. Relocating twice a year is getting to be more of a challenge. We are both missing our Rolling Greens friends and activities.
Our neighborhood swimming pool is now heated. I've walked up to take a look, but haven't tested the water yet. Our neigh-borhood tennis court has had lines recently added for pickleball so Mike will be teaching some new players soon. We have card games on Monday nights and bingo nights twice a month. There is one very small shelf of books to borrow in our club-house and one puzzle. Can you imagine - only one Puzzle!
For those of you who plan to travel during the summer, the Li-brary has a good selection of audio books you may borrow for your trip and bring back for others to enjoy. The Library also has a large selection of movies. You might want to pick out a couple movies and have them on hand for the rainy days. If you're expecting young grandchildren to visit during the sum-mer, there is a small bookshelf behind the door filled with chil-dren's movies, some books and small puzzles.
Please welcome a new Library volunteer, Ronda Owens, who will be covering the Library during the summer and fall. Thanks to all of the very faithful volunteers and especially to Jo Anne Fieschel who takes my place during the summer.
I hope everyone enjoyed the golf cart parade, flag ceremony and Memorial Day barbecue. I'll be looking for some pictures of the day.
Happy Father's Day to all the gentlemen. See you in October.
To do list: 1. Make vanilla pudding, put in mayo jar. Eat in public 2. Hire 2 private eyes, get them to follow each other. 3. Wear a shirt that says “LIFE”. Hand out lemons on the street
corner. 4. Get into a crowded elevator and say, “I bet you all wondered
why I gathered you here today.” 5. Major in philosophy: Ask people why they would like fries with
that.
6. Run into a store, ask what year it is. When someone answers, yell “It worked!” and run out cheering.
7. Become a doctor. Change last name to: ACULA 8. Change name to Simon, speak in third person. 9. Buy a parrot. Teach it to say, “HELP, I’ve been turned into a
parrot!” 10. Follow joggers around in your car blasting “Eye of the Tiger”
for encouragement.
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HOA Meeting With Cove The HOA Board had a meeting with Gary and Freda Timmons, who represent Cove Community’s regional management team for Rolling Greens Village on Friday the 26th of April. The purpose of this meeting was to introduce themselves and for the whole Board to do the same, as they will be out of town the day of our next meeting, May 7th, 2019, and to discuss some of the situations in the park that they are working on. They are asking our cooperation as a Board to help the residents in our community understand that every issue described below as bullet points will be handled in a timely manner and they are dedicated to this community and will work with every resident as necessary to accomplish this process. We, as a Board will partner with them to help the residents get used to some of the changes that have been made, and any future changes that will occur, by hosting a wine and cheese get together with all interested residents on the first week in June, and will continue this event every other week or so during the summer months to come to insure the residents that they are very much involved with the operations of this community.
The bullet points are as follows: 1. The sewer system in Area 1 that has created a definite smell, has been worked on, and will be resolved completely in the very near future.
2. The lighting situation in the park is being addressed with an upcoming meeting with Duke Energy regarding the street lighting, and changing out the wooden poles, along with looking into solar lighting for many areas around the park.
3.Street signs will be replaced by blue and white signs. 4.They are getting bids on extending the fencing down Cherry Road Pass.
5.They are currently advertising for security personel. 6.More homes to be removed within the next few months[ 6 are currently permitted to be removed], but some will go slower due to asbestos found
in some homes. 7.Mail boxes will eventually be replaced in the park, and is already in progress.
8.They have a meeting set up with U S Water on May 13th to discuss water quality. 9.The old firehouse will be bought by Cove to convert into the maintenance shop.
10.Repainting of homes must be approved in writing by Cove Management, and there will be 6 or 7 colors that residents would want to see on homes.
11. They would also like everyone to have uniform size house numbers with a standardized size and are black.
These are the most important points that came out of our meeting. We ask every resident that needs to communicate issues concerning the park to e-mail their Area director WITH the proper LOT NUMBER, a de-scription of their situation, which will then be addressed by Cove Management. As an incentive for residents who choose to use the ACH method[ preferred by management] to pay their rent, a $25 gift card will be sent to you, along with a drawing chance for a $200 gift card. Lets all support the HOA and Cove Community to make Rolling Greens Village a true resort to live in!
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Come Stroll With Me Submitted by Bonnie Q
Stroll with me...close your eyes… and go back… way back… Before internet...before ISIS, Before AIDS, before Facebook and social networking Before Semi-automatics, before school shootings, before opioids, be-fore Super Nintendo… Way, way, way...back…
I’m talking about sitting on the curb, sitting on the stoop… About ‘Hide-And-Go-Seek’, ‘Simon-Says’, and ‘Red-Light-Green-Light’. Lunchboxes with thermos...chocolate milk, going home for lunch, penny candy from the store, Hopscotch, butterscotch, roller-skates with keys, jacks and Cracker Jacks, Hula Hoops, Slinkies and sunflower seeds, wax lips and mustaches, saddle shoes and Coke bottles with the names of Cities on the bottom.
Remember when it took five minutes for the TV to warm up; When nearly everyone’s mom was at home when the kids arrived home from school…
When nobody owned a purebred dog, when a quarter was a decent allowance, when you’d reach into a muddy gutter for a penny, when your mom wore nylons that came in two pieces, and when all of your male teachers wore neckties and female teachers had their hair done everyday, and wore high heels.
Remember running through the sprinkler, circle pins, bobby pins, ‘Mickey Mouse Clubhouse’, ‘Rocky and Bullwinkle’, ‘Kukla, Fran and Ollie’, ‘Spin and Marty’, ‘Dick Clark’s American Bandstand’ - all on your black and white TV with two knobs- ‘Rabbit Ears. You had to get up to change the channels, and when your mom made you turn it off when a storm came!
To Be Continued Next Month...
About 25 million Americans who are ag-ing in place rely on help from other people and devices such as canes, raised toilets or shower seats to perform essential daily activities, according to a new study docu-menting how older adults adapt to their changing physical abilities. But a substantial number don’t get ade-quate assistance. Nearly 60 percent of seniors with seriously compromised mo-bility reported staying inside their homes or apartments instead of getting out of the house. Twenty-five percent said they of-ten remained in bed. Of older adults who had significant difficulty putting on a shirt or pulling on undergarments or pants, 20 percent went without getting dressed. Of those who required assistance with toiling issues, 27.9 percent had an accident or soiled themselves. The study, by researchers from Johns Hopkins University, focuses on how older adults respond to changes in physical function– a little- studied and poorly un-derstood topic. It shows that about one-third of older adults who live in the com-munity—nearly 13 million seniors– have a substantial need for assistance with daily activities such as bathing, eating, getting dressed, using the toilet, transferring in and out of bed or moving around their homes; about one-third have relatively few needs; and another third get along well on their own with no notable difficulty. For older adults and their families, the report is a reminder of the need to plan ahead for changing capacities.
“The reality is that most of us, as we age, will require help at one point or another,” said Bruce Chernof, president of the Scan Foundation and chair of the 2013 federal Commission on Long-Term Care. Citing Medicare’s failure to cover long-term ser-vices and supports, which help seniors age in place, he said, “We need to lean in much harder if we want to help seniors thrive at home as long as possible.” Previous reports have examined the need for paid or unpaid help in the older popu-lation and the extent to which those needs go unmet. Notably, in 2017, some of the same Johns Hopkins researchers found that 42 percent of older adults with proba-ble dementia or difficulty performing daily activities didn’t get assistance from fami-ly, friends or paid caregivers—an eye-opening figure. Of seniors with at least three chronic conditions and high needs, 21 percent lacked any kind of assistance. But personal care isn’t all that’s needed to help older adults remain at home when strength, flexibility, muscle coordination and other physical functions begin to dete-riorate. Devices and home modifications can also help people adjust. Until this new study, it hasn’t been clear how often older adults use “assistive de-vices”: canes, walkers, wheelchairs and scooters for people with difficulties walk-ing; shower seats, tub seats and grab bars to help with bathing; button hooks, reach-ers, grabbers and specially designed clothes for people who have difficult dressing; special utensils designed to make
eating easier; and raised toilets or toilet seats, portable commodes and disposable pads or undergarments for individuals with toileting issues. “What we haven’t known before is the extent of adjustments that older adults make to manage daily activities,” said Judith Kasper, a coauthor of the study and professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. The data comes from a 2015 survey con-ducted by the National Health and Aging Trends Study, a leading source of infor-mation about functioning and disability among adults 65 and older. More than 7,000 seniors filled out surveys in their homes and results were extrapolated to 38.8 million older Americans who live in the community. (those who live in nurs-ing homes, assisted-living centers, contin-uing care retirement communities and other institutions were excluded.) Among key findings: Sixty percent of the seniors surveyed used at least one device, most commonly for bathing, toileting and moving around. (twenty percent used two or more devices and 13 percent also re-ceived some kind of personal assistance.) Five percent had difficulty with daily tasks but didn’t have help and hadn’t made oth-er adjustments yet. One percent received help only. Needs multiplied as people grew older, with 63 percent of those 85 and older us-ing multiple devices and getting personal assistance, compared with 23 percent of those between age 65 and 74.
Older people don’t get enough help, study says By Judith Graham The Washington Post
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Mondays - Card Tables -1:30 p.m. Come join us for Fast Track Mondays weekly at 1:30 p.m. at the Card Tables in the Community Center.
Questions: Linda Bakos: 804-921-2914
Texas Hold’em, Friday 6:00p W Bill Guernsey at 352-454-8687
POOL / EIGHT BALL Anyone interested in learning how to play pool or would be inter-ested in playing games, please let me know. Mondays from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. Come to the Pool Room in the Community Center. Dave Carson 352-233-7497 [email protected]
Tuesdays - Card Room - 1:30 p.m. Come join us for Mexican Train, Tuesdays Weekly at 1:30p.m. in the Card Room in the Community Center.
Questions:
Eve Wright: 208-819-1290
Omaha Card Game Players Ric Wright Interested in playing Omaha and/or Omaha hi-lo? Plan on a Wednes-day night, 6:00pm to 9:00 m at the West Club House. Stakes are half dollar with a maximum of three raises. Call Ric Wright at 208-818-7639 or Bill Guernsey at 352-454-8687. We are looking for more players.
Don’t know how to play? No Problem. You can learn while you play.
Wed Afternoon Bridge
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5/1 1 Jan Piper 2 Lyn Miller
5/8 1 Francine Knight 2 Jan Piper
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Activities Location Day Time Contact
313 cards CC Mon/Fri 1pm Donna Guernsey-502-303-2961
Bible Study CC Tues 10am Pat Green- 509-2253
Billiards CC Mon 2-4pm Dave Carson- 509-2470
BINGO Aud Tues 1pm Judy Crites- 724-815-6679
Bocca Ball (Jan-April) Sports Comp Every Tues & 1st & 4th Thurs 4:15pm Pat Husband– 607-221-5976
Book Club CC 1st Wed of month 11:15 Dorothy Portalia 352-509-2381
Bowling League AMF Lanes Mon 1pm Art Locke– 352-816-7558
Bridge CC Mon 6:30pm Glen Piper - 304-8046
Bridge (reg.) CC Wed 12:30pm Glen Piper - 304-8046
Bunco (Resumes Oct. 4th) CC 1st & 3rd Wed 6-8:30pm Doug Casity– 877-1092
Canasta (Ends June-Sept) CC Thurs 1pm Marti Vetter– 908-910-8294
Ceramics WCH Anytime/ contact comm. Center for Key Comm. Center– 352-300-1207
Cribbage Players Mon 6:30pm Jim 906-250-9555 Fran 705-490-2017
Euchre CC Thurs 6:30pm Fran Everson– 715-490-2017
Euchre (ends May-Sept) CC Tues 6:30pm Tom Preston 624-0994 [email protected]
Genealogy Group Alice Perkins - 585-245-3954
Golf (couples) Golf Course Thurs 12:30pm Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (ladies) Aud Tues 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (men's) Aud Wed 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (mixed) Aud Fri 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf Tournaments Aud 1st & 3rd Sat 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Horseshoes Sports Comp Wed 9-11:30am Art Locke - 352-537-1304
Lap Weaving (ends May-Sept) 6505A Lakewood Thurs 1pm-3pm Linda Collett - 694-6522
Library CC Everyday 8am -10pm Barbara Critchfield 352-433-0924
Mexican Train Card Rm Tues 1:30pm Eve Wright 208-819-1290
Oil Painting Classes WCH 2nd Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154
Painting Class (mixed media) WCH 4th Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154
Pancake Breakfast (resumes Oct) Aud 2nd Sat 7:30-10am Charles Pennington - 624-0339
Pay Me the Money WCH Thurs 12:30-5:30pm Charles Pennington - 624-0339
Phase 10 Cards (all year) CC Wed 12:30-4pm Josephine Tholenaar 609-433-0027
Photography Club Tues 2:00pm Doug Wedel - 608-513-8761
Pickleball Sports Comp Mon-Wed-Thurs-Sat 9-11:30am Gerry Steward - 624-2406
Pinochle CC Mon 9am Bob Shann - 624-0946
Pinochle CC Thurs 12-5pm Bob Shann - 624-0946
Poker WCH Tues 12-4 pm Donna Guernsey - 502-303-2961
Poker WCH Wed 6-10pm Ric Wright - 208-818-7638
Quilting WCH Fri 1-3pm Mary McCarthy - 624-2901
R.G. Church Bible Study CC Wed 10 -11:30am Jake Scholten - 694-4392
R.G. Community Church Aud Sun 10am-12pm Jake Scholten - 694-4392
R.G. News Assembly Aud Usually last Thurs 10:30am -12pm Erin Payne– 352-629-0736
Scripture Rosary 1102B W Gleneagles Last Wed 6:30pm Helen Cater - 509-2069
Shuffleboard Sports Comp Tues & Thurs 9am Art Locke- 352-537-1304
Skip-Bo CC Fri 1pm Marti Vetter - 908-910-8294
Stretch-n-Tone Aud Mon-Wed-Fri 9am - 9:45 am Jo Anne Fieschel - 624-1673
Sweatin’ to the Oldies Marilyn Scrader-716-560-5398 Beverly-585-652-7996
Texas Hold'em Poker WCH Fri 6-10pm Bill Guernsey - 454-8687
Water Aerobics (year round) Aquatic Mon-Wed-Fri 10-11am Rina Pare - 509-2021
W.H.O WCH Wed 1-3pm Pat Murphy - 352-694-1892
Woodshop (mtgs Oct.- May 2nd Tues.) WCH Anytime Once Certified 9-11am Keith Perkins 585-245-3954
Yoga WCH Tues & Thurs 10am Antonio - 352-300-1207
Aqua Zumba Pool Fri 11 am Antonio - 352-300-1207
Zumba (resumes in Fall) Aud Mon & Wed 10am Antonio -352-300-1207
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The heat has arrived. This, for me, is the best time to open a book and sit in a cool room and enjoy a good story. Last month our growing group came up with an exciting list of future activities. Mike Critchfield provided a list of Florida au-thors. We would like to invite one for a late fall and early spring meeting/luncheon. Jane Riffe also had a suggestion of inviting an author. Patricia Harman, author of Once a Midwife, would be willing to come for a short visit in January or February. The idea of having authors visit is exciting. Our May book, Before We Were Yours: A Novel, by Lisa Wingate generated a rich discussion. It was brought full circle when JoAnne Fieschel shared a birth certificate of an uncle who had been adopted from the Tennessee Children’s Home Society Orphanage. It is a novel based on the notorious real-life scandals in which Geor-gia Tann, director of the Memphis based adoption organization, kidnapped and sold poor children to wealthy families all over the country. Joan Crawford is just one person who unknowingly adopted children she believed to be orphans. If the history of the orphanage interests you, you can go to YouTube for inter-views with Georgia Tann as well as others directly affected. A copy of the book is in our library. June 5th is our next meeting at 11:15 in the community cen-ter. Our book for this month is The Sound of Glass by Karen White. The main character is from Maine and has moved to South Carolina. Being from New Hampshire, I have enjoyed how the two cultures are a huge part of the interaction of the characters. One example is the love for Moxie,a unique and acquired taste, versus sweet tea. Copies of this book will be available in the library following our meeting. Thanks to Cove for purchasing copies. We have selected our books for July and August: July, Before She Knew Him by Peter Swanson and Au-gust, Where The Crawdad’s Sing by Delia Owens. In an effort to continue our discussions, we hope to have more people join our monthly meetings. Please drop by the first Wednesday of the month.
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How many does do you have left? Me: 5
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I want time to sit, read, take a nap, and snack. Basically, I want to be in kindergarten.
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Yoga Tuesday and Thursday 10:00am– West Clubhouse Stretch and Tone Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00am– Auditorium Water Aerobics Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 10:00am– Pool Zumba Monday and Wednesday 10:00am– Auditorium Aqua Zumba Friday 11:00am– Pool Sweating to the Oldies Has ended for the season. Will Resume Tuesday, Nov. 5th Any Questions, call Jo Anne 352-624-1673
Thank you
A big heart felt thank you to our 911 unit. We have had them here many times and they are always professional, sweet and calm Another big thank you goes to our Rolling Greens Church for their prayers, visits and cookies. We have a long way to go so keep up the prayers. Oh, and please don't forget our speed limit on Cherry, 40 mph and Cypress Pt Rd 20 mph and STOP means STOP. You are only 100 feet from your destination. Please don't kill my deaf Alzheimer husband or our dog Trixie. She is so precious to us. PLEASE, you may have saved a life. Thank you Jean and Roger Agamaite
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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 collected they hold a proper burning ceremony for worn out flags. Pat Shore, 7101 Cherry Pass or Laura Puglise, 203B E. Gleneagles Rd. are both Auxiliary members and would be hap-py to take delivery of all worn out American Flags. Thanks!
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Invites you to join us each Sunday 8:30am or 11:00am Traditional Worship
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800 SE 41st Avenue, Ocala Church Office: 694-2161
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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 - 1st Tue. & 2nd Thurs. each month
Men’s Dinner- 1st Wed. each month, 6pm
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