1. art and entertainment
2. dance
3. ballroom dance

CRANE COURIER
Crane Lakes
1850 Crane Lakes Blvd.
Port Orange, FL 3 2 1 2 8
Management Office (386) 304-6777 option #4
Gate House (386) 304-9301
Golf Course (386) 767-4653
Crane Roost (386) 304 2894
Sales Office (386) 304-0983
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POOL & SPA RULES- For Crane Lakes Residents & their guests oniv.
Resident must accompany Guests.
HEATED POOL
These facilities are for Crane Lakes Residents. AH guests must be registered with the office or must display i.D. Residents are
responsible for the behavior of their guests. Weekend guests must be registered with the office & I.D. must be obtained on
Friday. This is not a public facility.
1.
Guests may visit and use these facilities as specified in the Rules & Regulations. Each guest has thirty (30) days per
year for visits/fifteen (15) days consecutively.
2.
Guest should not bring guests.
3.
No one under the age of eighteen (18) allowed in the heated pool.
4.
Children under two (2) years of age are not permitted in the pool.
5.
All persons must wear correct swim apparel.
6.
Please shower before entering pool.
7.
No horseplay, running, or diving allowed
8.
No swimwear in the Clubhouse.
9.
Restrooms are located on the West Side. Showers are on the Southsfde of the pooi Deck.
10. Please remember that this facility is designed for the residents of Crane Lakes. Ali guests must follow the rules &
refrain from disturbing the residents using these facilities.
11. Pool hours are from 9:00 a.m. To 9:00 p.m.
12. Bathing load is 26.
13. No food or drink in the pool.
14. No glass in the pool, spa, and/or pooi deck.
15. No animals in the pool, spa. Or on pool deck.
16. No loud Radios.
17. Guest under the age of 18 are allowed in the heated pool during the month November thru April.
18. Toddlers must have swimming diapers (swimmles) to be allowed in the pool.
POOL RULES
1.
Guests may visit and use these facilities as specified in the Rules & Regulations. Each guest has thirty (30) days per
year for visits/fifteen (15) days consecutively.
2.
3.
Guest should not bring guests.
Persons under the age of eighteen (18) must be accompanied by a person eighteen (18) years of age or older.
4.
Children under two (2) years of age are not permitted in the pool.
5.
6.
All persons must wear correct swim apparel.
Please shower before entering pool.
7.
No horseplay, running, or diving allowed
8.
Restrooms are located on the West Side. Showers are on the Southside of the pool Deck.
9. Restrooms are located on the West Side. Showers are on the Southside of the pool Deck.
10. Please remember that this facility is designed for the residents of Crane Lakes. All guests must follow the rules &
refrain from disturbing the residents using these facilities.
11. Pool hours are from 9:00 a.m. To 9:00 p.m.
12. Bathing load is 52.
13.
14.
15.
16.
No food or drink in the pool.
No glass in the pool, spa, and/or pool deck.
No animals in the pool, spa. Or on pool deck.
No loud Radios.
SPA RULES
1.
For Crane Lakes Residents & their guests only. Resident must accompany Guests.
2.
No Glass Containers in SPA/POOL area.
3.
Shower before entering.
4.
No one under (18) eighteen allowed in Spa.
5.
6.
7.
Bathing load is 8.
No Diving.
Temperature is controlled by management.
The Problem with Feeding Cats Outdoors
Cats make wonderful pets when they are kept indoors. Cats that are kept indoors do not prey on songbirds; cats that are kept
indoors are fed indoors, where other animals —especially raccoons —cannot access their food. Cats that are kept indoors do
not defecate and do not spread parasites contagious to people throughout the environment.
There are five serious public health concerns associated with outdoor cats: two are related to raccoons that are drawn to cat
food and three are related to parasites in cat feces.
1.
Rabies is a fatal disease. In the past eighteen months, Volusia County has had six positive rabies cases: 4 cats
and 2 raccoons.
When food is left outside for cats, raccoons will find it. The raccoon is Florida’s wildlife reservoir for rabies. No
self-respecting raccoon will turn down cat food - not even in the daytime. So these typically nocturnal animals will
become active in the daytime if they know that food is available. Did you know that it costs over $5,000.00 to go
through the post-exposure series of rabies inoculations if you are bitten by a raccoon or a rabid cat? If an innocent
resident - or their visiting grandchild - is bitten, who will pay for it? The feral cat feeders? The homeowners’
association?
Rabies vaccination is required by law for all cats and dogs in Florida. Can the feeders provide documentation that
the cats that are roaming outdoors can be identified with a microchip and are current on rabies vaccinations? Note
that the three-year vaccines only provide three years of immunity when given as a booster; they only provide only one
year of immunity when given as an initial inoculation.
2. Baylisascaris : The raccoon roundworm. This was first reported in Volusia County in September 2013 at a
business off of Nova Road in Port Orange. If humans accidentally eat something that is contaminated with
raccoon feces (like a child who might put a piece of infected bark in his mouth), the results can be devastating.
This parasite prefers the nervous system and the larvae continue to increase in size as they migrate. Most of the
30 cases diagnosed in the United States have been fatal; those who survived had severe neurologic impairment.
By the time a person has symptoms severe enough to go to the doctor, the disease is already advanced.
3. Hookworms [AncylostomaJ: “Creeping Eruption” (Cutaneous Larva Migrans). Anything that eats will
poop. Cats that are fed outside will poop outside and cats that poop outside will distribute parasites throughout
the environment.
Outdoor cat feces have an 80% chance of having parasites that are transmissible to humans.
This is what hookworm larvae look like when they get under human skin.
Outdoor cats use mulch - and golf course sand traps - as a latrine.
Is this an acceptable risk for the people who maintain the beautiful grounds and the golf course for Crane
Lakes?
4. Roundworms [Toxocara]: (Ocular Larva Migrans)If a person accidentally gets something in their mouth
that is contaminated with roundworm eggs from cat feces, and if the larvae migrate to the eyes, blindness can
result.
5. The Epidemiology Division of the Volusia County Health Department can be contacted at 386-2740634 for further information.
6. From the Port Orange Municipal Code [Online content updated January 14, 2015]: Section 10-11. Regulation of animals.
7. No animal shall be permitted or allowed to run at large. It is a violation of this chapter for the owner of an
animal to permit or allow the animal to run at large.
8. No animal shall be permitted or allowed to cause a nuisance. It is a violation of this chapter for the owner of
an animal to permit or allow the animal to cause a nuisance.
9. No animal shall be permitted or allowed to defecate or urinate upon any public property or upon any private
property without permission of the property owner. It is a violation of this chapter for the owner of an animal
to permit or allow the animal to defecate or urinate upon any public property or upon any private property
without permission of the property owner.
10. The feces of any animal deposited upon any public property, or upon any private property without
permission of the property owner, shall be promptly removed and disposed of. It is a violation of this chapter
for the owner of an animal to refuse or fail to remove and dispose of any feces of the animal deposited upon
any public property or upon any private property without permission of the property owner.
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News from YOUR Country Club!
WOW, WHAT A MONTH!!!!!!!!
First up was the Women's Golf Association Ladies Club Championship. The event was contested over 3 rounds and
included 22 players in the 18 hole division and 8 ladies in the 9 hole division. There was 5 separate flights based on
handicap. The winners of each flight and the overall Champions are listed below.
Overall Champions Gross: Barb Libby Net: Margaret Brim
Lewis Flight: Gross: Shirley Bailey Net: Dollie Peralta
Thompson Flight: Gross Margaret Brim Net: Lynn Soderberg
Lincicome Flight: Gross: Donna Bowmar Net: Mary Jo Thomas
Pressel: Gross: Mary Jane Colagross Net: Sarah Kunerth
9 Hole Flight: Gross: Beth Jones Net: Deb McKinstry
Congratulations to all of our Winners!
Next up in April was the Men's Golf Association Member/Member. 72 Gentleman participated making 4 flights with 9- 2
person teams in each flight. The winners of each flight are listed below.
Palmer Flight: Tom Herron and Bill Chenoweth
Nicklaus Flight: Bob Bailey and Mike Guntlow
Player Flight: Harry Vandervossen and Dave McIntyre
Trevino Flight: Joel Howell and Larry Dye
Finishing up the month of April was the Member Guest. This year's field consisted of 28 two person teams. The
weekend was kicked off on Friday with an informal practice round competition where the team of Kurt Gripentrog and
Ed Damadio ran away from the field with a Best Ball score of 56. The format for this year's event was a modified
chapman (i.e. Hit-Switch-Complain) on Saturday and a Better Ball of 2 on Sunday. The winners of the 3 Flights were:
Palmer Flight: Joel Howell and Todd Perry (Yes, Rod's Brother)
Nicklaus Flight: Jerry Bass and Steve Bass
Player Flight: Carol Tevis and Cheryl Weber (Repeat Champions from 2014)
Saturday Night included a fantastic Country Western BBQ Dinner as well as a great performance from the Willie Bouton
Band. Don't miss out on the event Next Year.
Friendly Reminder: Please DO NOT take range balls or range bags off the range tee. That means: No Range Balls in
private carts. Unfortunately, we have seen a drastic increase in the loss of range balls and bags over the past few
months. Your help in assisting us with this matter is greatly appreciated.
Upcoming Events
May 25- Memorial Day Madness Golf Event (Information and Registration in the Golf Shop)
June 1-2 North Florida PGA Senior-Junior
June 10,17, 24 MGA Match Play Championship
June 10,11,12 Junior Camp #1
June 17-19 Police Athletic League Junior Camp #1
July 8-10 Junior Camp #2
June 11-12 Volusia County Amateur
July 22-24 Police Athletic League Junior Camp #2
NEWS FROM YOUR HOA BOARD
April begins a new HOA year. Our first
order of business was the formal induction
of the 2015-16 Board Members. We offer
special congratulations and “thank you” to
our two new Board Members, Bob Baker
and Dennis McCombs. City Councilman,
Bob Ford, lead the Board members, as they
took the oath of office. We appreciated him
taking time to help us with the installation of
our officers and directors. The Board also
recognized the service o f Bill Carpenter and
Terry Terranera, our outgoing members. We
value the time and talent they gave to the
HOA Board and Community. Thank you to
all who attended the meeting. We look
forward to continued attendance and
participation from our 445 HOA members.
The Board regretfully accepted the
resignation of Andy Edwards as the
coordinator of our Annual Toy Drive. She
has been our liaison with the Fire
Department in this effort for the past 14
years. It is primarily because of her hard
work and dedication that this event has been
so successful. Andy was able identify the
specific needs of many o f the children. She
always added her personal touch. Her home
often looked like Santa’s workshop! We will
miss her leadership. Typical o f Andy, she
has offered to help whoever takes over this
position. Please contact Andy or an HOA
Board member if you would be willing to
organize and coordinate this event.
A great big thank-you goes out to Bob and
Iris Obie who chaired Trash to Treasure.
The event was very successful. Vendors and
buyers had positive comments. A lot of
“trash” was turned into treasure. Thanks also
to all who coordinated and baked for the
Bake Sale.
Several questions were raised regarding the
grounds and facilities. The HOA Board will
voice these at our May meeting with the
management team. Crane Lakes
Management has authorized hiring several
individuals to help monitor the pools, during
peak times. You can help by remembering to
lock the pool gates, accompanying your
guests when they use the facilities and
reporting to management non-resident use
when you observe it.
Thank you to Tom Silk and Dave DeWeil
for volunteering to host the “Mystic
Dancers” in June. Please refer to the article
in this Courier for details. The HOA will
once again be sponsoring a July 4th BBQ.
Tickets will go on sale at the end o f May.
Please check this courier for details.
Please note that the May Board o f Director’s
Meeting will be held on April 27th, due to
Board member conflicts. On April 29th the
Board members and several volunteers will
be cleaning out the storage closet and
moving many items to the storage shed.
Farewell for now to our “snowbirds. We
look forward to your return and encourage
you to become HOA members this fall.
The Roost Bar and Grill
The Roost is pleased td announce
the hiring of our new
Guest Services Manager, Sharon LaScola.
Sharon will be taking over
all the group events, parties and large
reservations for The Roost.
Come down and say hello!
And don't forget to say hello to
Todd, Carol, Dani, Jill, Rose, Sabrina,
Alex, Natalia, Matt and Matt Z!
Weekly Specials
W ednesday ~ Pasta Bar!
$10.95 pasta bar ~ choose from a variety o f
m eats, vegetables and sauces to create your
own pasta dish right before your eyes!
C om es w ith a C aesar salad too!
T hursday ~ Liver and Onions!
$10.95 liver and onions w ith garlic m ash
• potatoes and c h e f s vegetable medley!
Cinco De Mayo
Come celebrate the 5th o f May
at The Roost!
All you can eat $10.95 buffet
'from 5pm-8pm! *
Bar specials on
margaritas, sangrias!
M o th e r’y V a y
$19.95 Buffet
Ham , Turkey, Salm on, :
Salad, V egetables, M ash Potatoes,
Squash C asserole
C h e f s D essert Selection
Pool Side
Lounging pool side?
The Roost can bring you
Food and Beverages!
Call us (386) 304-2894
Friday ~ Fish Fry!
$12.95 all you can eat fish fry!
A ccom panied by French fries and coleslaw!
Saturday ~ Prime Rib!
$1 an Ounce! $10/10oz, $12/12oz; $14/14oz
Tenderly m arinated and sjow cooked,
accom panied by potato and vegetables.
Did you know The Roost menuTeatures
reasonably priced generous portions
o f pub fair, salads, lunch and dinner
entrees as well as daily specials!
Like us on Facebook to see our daily
lunch specials and soup o f the day!
We are open
Tuesday -Saturday 1 lam to 9pm,
Sunday 1 lam to 8pm.
HOA OFFICERS
President-Angie Hucknall
Vice-President - Tom Silk
Treasurer - Diane Grzelak
Secretary - Jean Hoon
Director - Bob Baker
Director - Dennis McCombs
Director - Ruth Schofield
EXTRA M EDICAL EQ U IPM EN T Do you
have extra m edical equipm ent (walker,
w heelchair, show er chair, etc.) that you
would like to m ake available fo r use by
you Crane Lakes neighbors?
Call: Mary Jane Colagross 763-8142 Joan
Melanson - 763-1216 REM EM B ER TO
RETURN THE ITEMS YOU HAVE W HEN
YOU NO LO NG ER NEED THEM
COURIER ARTICLES
If you have an article to be
submitted for The Courier, please
submit them in the following ways:
1. Drop them off in the mail box
at Andy’s front door
2. Drop them off at The
Management Office with
Stacy
3. E-mail them to
aedwards 171 @cfl.rr.com
4. Articles should not be
dropped off at The Crane
Lakes Sales Office
_________ Thanks, Andy_________
Would you be interested in having
The Bereavement Committee
Reinstated? If you like to be on this
committee, please call: Tom Silk
492-3169
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The 500 Club
Congratulations to Barb Libby for winning
$100 in the "500 Club" drawing held at the
H.O.A. Informational meeting on April 9th.
The next drawing will be at the H.O.A.
Informational M eeting on M ay 14th for
$ 100 !
UPCOMING MEETINGS HELD IN THE
BALLROOM
Board of Director’s meeting April 27,
2015 at 3:00 p.m.
Information Meeting May 14, 2015 at
7:00 p.m.
UPCOMING EVENTS HELD IN THE
BALLROOM
Mystic Dancers, June 27, 2015
Independence Day BBQ, July 4, 2015
TRAVEL CORNER
TRASH AND TREASURE
A big THAN K YO U to all the
vendors, volunteers and shoppers w ho
participated in m aking Trash and
Treasure a huge success!!!
W ith 893 shoppers through in 4 and 1/2
hours one m ight have expected an air of
chaos but w e found an air of calm ness
and a lot o f fun from Helen, Vera and
fellow cheerleaders at the HOA tables to
the Bake sale cheering group
coordinated by B obbyTarantine and
Lorraine Picard, to the com radery of the
vendors.
W e could not have asked for m ore and
look forw ard to another fun and
successful event on
March 19th, 2016.
Table reservations w ill begin on January
6th pre bingo.
Bob and Iris Obie Vera Kight
We W elcom e the Oasis of
the Seas to Port Canaveral!!
We are excited!! You know
longer have to travel to Ft
Lauderdale in order to sail on
the Beautiful Oasis of The Seas
Come join your friends
A group will be sailing
November 1 3 - 2 0 , 2016.
Eastern Caribbean, Nassau, St.
Thomas, St. Maarten.
Come experience the
neighborhoods of Central Park
& Boardwalk! Enjoy the ice
show, Aqua Theater, Comedy
Club and the Broadway Show
“Cats”
Yes this is a 2016 booking, but
the rooms are going fast.
Other dates are available, see
the Happening Place for more
details.
Call: Andy Edwards 767-4851
Or Linda Yelvington
386-409-5425 we are here
waiting to book a cruise for you
April 4, 2015 - Texas Holdem Tournam ent W inners
Place
Name
Prize
1st
Dawn Browning
$200.00
2 nd
Marion Howden
$160.00
3rd
Ginger Bauman
$ 100.00
4th
Bob Dyrland
$80.00
5th
Rich Nida
$60.00
6th
Paul Keitz
$50.00
7th
John Browning
$30.00
8th
Rich Grzelak
$20.00
“TEXAS HO LDEM ” Tournam ent
Saturday, May 2, 2015@ 6:00 PM in Clubhouse
Buv-in $20.00
Tickets on Sale W ednesday before Bingo
On Apr. 15th, 22nd and 29th
(Must selj a* least
Contact:
30 ticketsor tournament will be cancelled.)
Diane Grzelak 846-6998 with any questions.
I am very happy to let you know Nicki
Baril has volunteered to run the Toy
Drive this year. Nicki helped last year
with shopping, and has thought this
over and decided she wanted to be
able to “give back”, and this was the
perfect way for her to accomplish
this mission.
CHANGE OF THE GUARD
It is with a heavy heart, I have
decided not to run The Annual Toy
Drive for the Port Orange Dept.
Having started this wonderful service
16 years ago, with the first 2 years
going to a local church which
sponsored the toys for Urban
Renewal.
After doing this for 2 years, I asked
the HOA Board if they would like to
s p o n s o r the P o rt Orange Dept,
keeping the toys in Port Orange. It
has been a wonderful experience
being able to help these fine folks out
for 14 years.
Thank You to all of the wonderful
Crane Lakes Residents who have
generously given to this cause each
and every year.
This has been my “baby” and loved
every minute shopping, keeping each
family straight, and packing the bags
each year. I took off 2 years for
health reasons, and had expert help
taking over during that time.
Nicki and her husband Bill moved
into Crane Lakes last August. They
are a very nice couple, learning about
our beautiful Community, and having
“fun” golfing. When you see them,
please let them know how much you
appreciate Nicki stepping up and
taking on the Toy Drive.
Thank You again for always being
there for me, please be sure you
support Nicki as you have me all
these years.
Love,
Andy Edwards
THE QUILTING CRANES
A new group has been formed for
your enjoyment!
The Quilting Cranes meet in the
Ballroom on Thursdays
1:00 - 3:00 pm.
Call Molly 492-2867 Or
Kathy 265-4760
This Thank You note had been sent in for the February Courier, but it got
Lost in the system. Many apologies to all who worked so hard on this event. It is
most important to let folks know how much they are appreciated, sorry this
happened. Andy
NEW YEARS EVE EXTRAVAGANZA THANK YOU
Thanks to all who joined us in this extravagant evening. All of the
feedback that we received was it was one of the best New Years Eve
Parties they had been to in Crane Lakes. Our caterers were AJC
(Amber's Jewel Catering). They were the 4 time winner in News
Journal Best Caterer. They did a spectacular job. There was plenty of
food and it was served at your table by their waitresses and waiters. We
did not have to get up from our tables to get anything including ice.
Mondo Music Entertainment Company was our DJ for the evening,
He also did a fantastic job. He kept people up dancing most of the
evening with a big variety of music. If you can imagine, almost
everyone stayed till after midnight as he performed until 12:30 AM.
Thanks to James Schisler for providing our dinner music. I don't
know what we would do without him. He is always so willing to step
in and help.
Elaine and I would like to give a special "Thanks" to MaryLou McIntyre
and Lynn Nolan, who were there every week selling tickets, and Judy
Malcolm for helping with the food sign-up for the dinners. This
commitment takes a lot of time and they were so much appreciated.
Also another special "Thanks" to Wif Lesperance for helping us decorate.
Thanks also to Carol Tevis, Wif and Dick Lesperance and my husband
Bert for selling our Share the Wealth Tickets for the evening. We had
many happy winners.
Thanks to Pat Dugan who took many pictures including individual pictures
of each couple during the course of the evening. They can be viewed on the
Crane Lakes Web Site. I will also try to display them in the Ballroom.
Thanks to Diane Davenport, MaryAnn and Jerry Dougherty, Iris Eschich,
Ron and Jerrie Batson for helping us with clean up. It goes
so much faster with great help.
Barb Risdon and Elaine Maita
There were a few items left after the party.
1. Black Ice Bucket
2. A pair of shoes
3. A Black and Silver Sweater Cape
4. A multicolor pink wine bag.
Please call me if you are missing any of these. I have them at my
home. Barb Risdon 756-5165.
PRELIMINARY 2015 SPECIAL EVENT CALENDAR
Please Note: The Ballroom has been reserved for these dates. The events may change based on the Event Chair's
choice. Additional events (Ice Cream Socials, Pot Lucks, Texas Holdem' etc.) will be added as they are scheduled. Please
contact Angela Hucknall if you would like to chair an event. If you would you like to help at an event, contact a
chairperson listed below and volunteer.
DATE
EVENT
CHAIRPERSON
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Mystic Dancers
Tom Silk/Dave deWeil
Saturday, July 4, 2015
4th July BBQ
H.O.A. Board
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Halloween Party
Barbara Risdon
Saturday, November 14, 2015
The Del Prados
Fran & George Blysak
Monday, November 23, 2015
Trim-A-Tree
Kay Gagarin
Thursday, December 31, 2015
New Year's Eve Party
Elaine Maita
Monday, January 4, 2016
Undecorate Ballroom
Kay Gagarin
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Trash & Treasure
Robert & Iris Obie
Win A $50.00 Gift Card
to a Port Orange restaurant of your choice!
Register when you attend an Informational Meeting to qualify!
The rules are simple:
•
You must be a member of the H.O.A. for 2015
•
One entry per household per meeting
•
Winners will be drawn at the INFO meeting on Thursday, Dec.10, 2015. You do NOT need to be present at this
meeting to win! (But, we would love to see you there!)
•
Only one winner per household. We will have 3 different winners from 3 different households.
All you need to do is have your name checked off when you attend an INFO meeting!
CRANE
LAKES
WELCOMES
THE MYSTIC DANCERS
( INTERPRETIVE BELLY DANCE )
SATURDAY, JUNE 27th
DOORS OPEN AT 6:30
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snacks
TICKETS GO ON SALE AT BINGO
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MAY 27th FOR HOA MEMBERS - $3.00
JUNE 10th FOR NON-HOA MEMBERS - $6.00
THIS IS AN HOA SPONSORED
EVENT
MUST BE 18 TO ATTEND
Co-Chairs
Tom & Bonnie Silk
Dave & Betty deWeil
Crane La^es <Foo(Ce£ Wine CCu6
<Est: 2015
March Meeting
Our March meeting was held on the 29th in the Ballroom and a
very nice group o f almost 30 members were in attendance.
We had some outstanding wines, primarily peppery Shiraz, rich
Cabernet Sauvignon, buttery Chardonnay, crisp Sauvignon Blanc
and some sparkling wine.
To accompany these great wines we enjoyed Australian Sausage
Rolls, Custard Pie, Tim Tams, Sweet Potato & Coconut Drops and
a host o f other great dishes.
In keeping with our theme o f highlighting wine growing regions
and their foods, we have selected these following six months;
April
France, the Burgundy region
May Chile
June - South Africa
July - New Zealand
August - California, the Napa Region
September - Argentina
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We look forward to seeing all our old friends and welcoming any
new members that would enjoy our interesting group! Should
you have an interest in joining us, please email Chuck Burns at
ironburns&cfi. rr. com .
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.... Hurricane Season Prep
Are you prepared for the first 72 hours after an event? The City of Port Orange encourages you and your family to
be prepared as the hurricane season approaches. The season starts on June 1, 2015.
Have you thought about where you would go rf you have to evacuate? Do you have enough water and other sup­
plies? What will you do when the commercial electrical grid goes down for days or even weeks? It’s up to you, begin
preparations today!
Here are a few items that you should confirm on your Hurricane Prep List:
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Identify and protect personal papers in a watertight and, if possible, fire proof container.
Have an emergency supply kit ready that includes batteries, food, clothing, tools, and medicines
Have two (2) points of contact, one locally and one out of state, in case you or
loved ones have to leave your home due to an emergency.
Know evacuation routes and secondary roads.
Know how to shut off the water, electricity, and gas at your home and business.
Programmable NOAA weather radios are good alert systems.
During storms and potential storms, pay close attention to local radio and TV stations,
including the Weather Channel.
Take preventative actions to protect your home, i.e., insurance, storm shutters, storm
resistant windows, mobile home tie downs, flood insurance, and trim tree branches.
When possible, you should make arrangements for your pets at a boarding kennel,
groomer, or at your veterinarian. Animals will not be allowed inside Red Cross shelters.
H.O.A.
INDEPENDENCE DAY
BBQ
Saturday July 4, 2015
Doors Open 5:30 p.m. Dinner at 6:00 p.m.
Ticket Sales begin Wednesday, 5/7/15 H.O.A. - $5.00
6/17 to Non-Members & Guests -$8.00
Last Day to buy tickets 6/24
Tickets will be sold in the Ballroom from 5:30 to 6:45 before Bingo
RESERVED SEATING!
SHARE THE WEALTH!
MUSIC!
DOORPRIZES!
DANCING!
BAR-B-QUE CHICKEN...HOT DOGS...HAMBURGERS...DESSERT
AND MORE!!!
Bring Your Own Beverage
PLEASE FILL OUT BELOW AND BRING IT WITH YOU TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS
NAME
CHICKEN
HAMBURGER
HOT DOG
Cooks and Volunteers W anted! Please contact a Board M em ber if you can help!
FROM THE CRANE LAKES RESALE OFFICE
Our sales office has sold 21 homes in Crane Lakes so far this year.
We sold 5 homes in January, 6 homes in February, 6 again in March and 4 so
far in April! Two interesting success stories to share with you during April are; 1)
we listed a home that had failed to sell while listed through another agency. When
the homeowner’s agreement expired they listed with us. We showed the home 4
times & sold it to one o f our clients in just one day! 2) Second, we received an
email from another outside agency on their listing with a reduced asking price.
They asked if we could assist them in getting the word out on this change to our
clients. We ended up showing this home multiple times that day & selling it w/i 24
hours! We were proud to help out in this sale.
Our traffic through the sales office continues to be steady and we continue to
maintain a current list of over 20 active clients that wish to be called as new listings
come on in our office that might match their needs. So, if you are considering
relocating sometime during 2015, this is an excellent time for you to consider
contacting our office for a free market evaluation with no obligation from you.
Average sales price continues to be on the steady rise but still have not
rebounded to where they were years ago. The vast majority o f our clients are still
heavily weighted towards the $70-$ 100k listings, with several clients still waiting
for larger garage homes on the golf course or water locations too.
If you have any family or friends that are considering buying a Florida home in
the near future ask them to keep us in mind to be future residents here in beautiful
Crane Lakes! We try very hard to always keep our listings current on
www.cranelakes.com (under the “Buy a home” tab).
Our May referral program remains at $100 to residents who refers anyone to us
that buys a home here during May that is paid after the closing takes place.
Thank you for your continued support of the onsite Crane Lakes Sales Office
since we relocated to this office in 2004.
Office hours are;
Monday-Friday 9-4, Saturdays 10-2
& Sundays are by appointment.
Office phone:
Doug’s cell:
386-304-0983
407-463-9784
Joan’s cell:
Andy’s cell:
386-882-8392
386-341-4709
V iew o u r listin g s at; w w w .cran elak es.co m
E m ail us at; d o u g .cran elak es@ g m ail.co m
MAY 2015
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
05/01 Celia Little
05/08 Tom Nooan
05/01 Pat Grimes
05/09 Joan Knepple
05/01 George Bonney
05/09 Doug Hill
05/01 Iris Eschich
05/09 Carol Antonacci
05/01 Jerry Bass
05/09 Terry Lindberg
WELCOME TO
05/01 Linda Roberts-McCombs 05/09 James Heaney
05/02 Clair Fernberg
05/10 Fred Garland
05/02 Ruth Dorsten
05/10 Oliver Hills
05/02 Grace Edmunds
05/03 Ken Yowan
05/10 Tony Adorino
05/10 Bob Obie
05/03 Amy McGuinness
05/03 Barbara Fimognari
05/03 Jim Hughes
05/11 Carl Lickovitch
05/11 Richard Waite
05/11 Robert Booth
Dee Hembdt
Jim Schiller
05/03 Dan Skidmore
05/12 Bob DeWeese
Carol Richardson
05/03 Iris Obie
05/04 Bill McGuire
05/12 David McBride
05/13 Linda Wolofski
05/04 Anthony Gasparro
05/05 Kate Petkus
05/05 Barbara Frankford
Robert & Sharon Conrad
Doreen Leone
5604 Bald Eagle Drive
From: Port Orange, FL
Kathy Ballard
Joyce Yungk
Anne Burns
George & Linda Steele
2116 Purple Martin Way
From: Norton, MA 02766
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...
05/29
Doug Balboni
Mary Jane Raschen
05/22 Maggie Kramer
05/29
05/29
Pauline Johnston
Marion Boyd
05/13 Barbara Risdon
05/22 Ed Fischer
05/29
Bill Smith
Nancy Sheridan
05/13 Judy Power
05/24 Marie Cino
05/24 Jay Johnson
05/29
05/30
TonyArrigo
Dick Groves
05/05 Debbie Linney
05/14 Judith Carpenter
05/24 Sam Rubino
05/31
William Sullivan
05/06 Georgeann Leger
05/06 Orville Swett
05/14 Lanis Boyette
05/15 Herbert Lubansky
05/25 Ron Unger
05/25 Esther Sita
05/31
05/31
Gene Bullock
Joyce Lyons
05/06 Maria Niehaus
05/06 Paul George
05/07 Judi Young
05/15 Polly Thomas
05/25 Fred Hampton
Scott & Janice Foglia
05/15 Chuck Young
05/15 Lucy Chiarolanza
05/25 Valaine Fluty
05/25 Joan Melanson
2229 Crane Lakes Blvd.
From: Southhold, NY
05/07 Mary Lubansky
05/15 Nicki Baril
05/25 Ed Chapman
05/07 Andre Higelin
05/07 Babe Barbato
05/15 Sandra Monteleone
05/16 Judy Clark
05/25 Pat Stone
05/27 Kimberly Machek
CORRECTION FOR APRIL 2015
05/07 Mike Graves
05/16 Jeanne Whitbeck
05/27 Sharon Chapman
4/14
05/08 Harry Vander Vossen
05/16 Albert Manton
05/08 Gwen Boniface
05/16 Lisa Cober
05/27 Frank Passey
05/27 James Progris
John & Joy Wilson
1883 Crane Point Drive
From: Port Orange, FL
Jim & Cathy Thorsen
2001 Crane Lakes Blvd.
From: Port Orange, FL
Alfred & Jean Chamberlain, Jr.
1842 Crane Point Drive
From: Ashbury, NJ
Michael & Debra Vengruskas
Freda Porter
2222 Crane Lakes Blvd.
From: Hartford, CT
Carol Pospisil
5463 Red Wing Circle
From: Daytona Beach, FL
MAY 2015
MONDAY
SUNDAY
TUESDAY
2
1
NOTE:
HO A INFORM ATION
MEETING CHANG ED
TO MAY 21 st
3
10
4
5
7 Zumba
8-9-9-10 Water Aerobics
9:00 - 10:30 Chorus Line
9:30 - 1 2 Pinochia
10:30 - 1 1 :3 0 Indoor Aerobics
1 2 :3 0 -3 :0 0 Mahjongg
12:30 - 3:00 Dominos/Cards
3:00 HOA BOARD MEETING
7 Zumba
8-9-9-10 Water Aerobics
10-12 Line Dancing
1 - 3 Red Hatters
3 Yoga
6-9 Hand & Foot
11
12
SATURDAY
FRIDAY
THURSDAY
WEDNESDAY
7 Zumba
8-9-9-10 Water Aerobics
9 - 10:10:30 Chorus Line
10:30 -11:30 Indoor Aerobics
1 2 : 3 0 - 4 Mahjongg
1 - 4 Hand
&
Texas
Holden
6-10
Foot
6
7 Zumba
89-9-10 Water Aerobics
910 Line Dancing
10:30 -1 1 :3 0 indoor aerobics
11-4 Mahjongg
1-3 Beginner Line Dancing
1-3 Knitting
5:45 - 7 Tickets Sales
6:30 Mahjongg
7:00 Bingo
7 7 Zumba
8
8-9-9-10 Water Aerobics
10 - 12 Line Dancing
1 Bridge
1 - 3:30 Scrabble/Cards
1 - 3 Quilting Cranes
3:30 Yoga
6:30 Mahjongg
7 - Bunco
7 Zumba
8-9-9-10 Water Aerobics
9 - 10:10:30 Chorus Line
10:30 -11:30 Indoor Aerobics
1 2 : 3 0 - 4 Mahjongg
1 4 Hand & Foot
2- 4 Computer Granny
13
14
15
BALLROOM
CLOSED FOR
INSTALLATION OF
NEW CARPET-ALL
DAY
BALLROOM
CLOSED FOR
INSTALLATION OF
NEW CARPET-ALL
DAY
21
22
9
16
7 Zumba
Happy ^
M other's Day
17
24
31
ROOST SUNDAY BRUNCH
1 1 :0 0 -2 :0 0
LAST SUNDAY OF MONTH
6 - 8 : 3 0 Wine Club
BALLROOM
CLOSED FOR
INSTALLATION OF
NEW CARPET-ALL
DAY
BALLROOM
CLOSED FOR
INSTALLATION OF
NEW CARPET-ALL
DAY
BALLROOM
CLOSED FOR
INSTALLATION OF
NEW CARPET-ALL
DAY
18
19
20
7 Zumba
8-9-9-10 Water Aerobics
9:00 - 1 0 :3 0 Chorus Line
9:30 - 1 2 Pinochia
10:30 - 1 1 :3 0 Indoor Aerobics
12:30 - 3:00 Mahjongg
1:00 - 3:30 Dominos/Cards
7 Zumba
8-9-9-10 Water Aerobics
10-12 Line Dancing
3 Yoga
6-9 Hand & Foot
25
26
7 Zumba
8-9-9-10 Water Aerobics
1 0 - 1 2 Line Dancing
1 Bridge
1 - 3:30 Scrabble/Cards
1 - 3 Quilting Cranes
3:30 Yoga
6:30 Mahjongg
7 -H O A INFORMATION
MEETING
7
Zumba
27 7 Zumba
8-9-9-10
Water Aerobics
89-9-10 Water Aerobics
1 0 - 1 2 Line Dancing
910 Line Dancing
1
Bridge
10:30 -1 1 :3 0 indoor aerobics
1 - 3:30 Scrabble/Cards
11-4 Mahjongg
1 - 3 Quilting Cranes
1-3 Beginner Line Dancing
3:30 Yoga
1-3 Knitting
6:30 Mahjongg
5:45 - 7 Tickets Sales
7
- Bunco
6:30 Mahjongg
7 Zumba
8-9-9-10 Water Aerobics
10-12 Line Dancing
3 Yoga
6-9 Hand 8> Foot
7 Zumba
89-9-10 Water Aerobics
910 Line Dancing
10:30 -1 1 :3 0 indoor aerobics
11-4 Mahjongg
1-3 Beginner Line Dancing
1-3 Knitting
5:45 - 7 Tickets Sales
6:30 Mahjongg
7:00 Bingo
7:00 Bingo
7 Zumba
8-9-9-10 Water Aerobics
9 -1 0 :1 0 :3 0 Chorus Line
10:30 -11:30 Indoor Aerobics
1 2 : 3 0 - 4 Mahjongg
1 - 4 Hand & Foot
29
23
Private Party
Closed all Day
30
DATES BALLROOM IS BEING USED IN MAY
The Ballroom will be closed due to set-up for activities or day
of function the following days in M ay.
WE ALL KNOW WE MUST SHARE OUR
BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM.
Saturday, M ay 2nd - Texas Holden - 3:00 - 9:00 PM
Monday, M ay 11th, Tuesday M ay 12th, W ed M ay 13th
THURSDAY. MAY 14™, FRIDAY. MAY 15 th
BALLROOM CLOSED ALL DAYS FOR
INSTALLATION OF NEW CARPET
Saturday, M ay 23rd - Closed All day
Private Party
Sunday, M ay 31st W ine Club - 6 - 8:30 pm
FISHER HOUSE FOUNDATION, INC.
111 Rockville Pike, Suite 420
Rockville, MD 20850-5168
mvmJisherhouse.org
Uel: 301 -294-8560
Fax: 301 -294-8562
[email protected]
December 23, 2014
Mr. Joel Howell
The Vet
1959 Big Crane Loop
Port Orange, FL 32128
Dear Mr. Joel Howell :
Not all battles are fought on the battlefield. When a service member or Veteran is injured or
diagnosed with a serious illness, the emotional, financial, and physical stress can be devastating.
The military and veterans' families we serve perhaps say it best:
It was the scariest time in our lives, but being able to stay at a Fisher House took
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The Fisher House program was established over 20 years ago to show our service men and
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during a personal medical crisis has become an essential resource for so many deserving military
families. We would not be able to make such an impact without your continuing support.
On behalf of the Fisher family and the many military and veterans' families who benefit from your
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Sincerely,
F is h e r H o u s e F o u n d a t io n , I n c .
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CRANE LAKES RESIDENT
CLASSIFIED
Will haul away at no charge any old
appliances, AC units or Hot Water Heaters Tyrone -Call: 307-5608 or 255-1585
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Golf Carts Repaired - all types call 386 756-5916
Need a CD player latch repaired? Call Allen
386-308-1463
Alterations, men and women’s clothing - call
Muriel 386-767-6380
Pet Sitting - reasonable rates - call Doreen
386-846-0858
Professional Seamstress - 45+ years of
experience - call Ruth Erickson
386-767-8304
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Antiques wanted - for Best $$$ over 40 yrs
experience - call Bruce 386.453:5464
Bill’s Packing Service - will help you pack
before you make you move. 40+years in
trade, Call: 386-265-5502
GET R DONE - Remodeling, Painting,
Pressure Washing, Plumbing Fixtures
Call: Dennis 569-9656
Angel & Oracle Card Reading by a Crane
Lakes Resident $25.00
call: Felicia at 386-492-5731
Having problems w ith your weeds? Call the
weed removal specialist 386-334-2301
PALM TREES, Washingtonias, $20/Ea Queens & Others $15 Ea Other garden work
also Call: 386-290-1080
Two green metal out door chairs, recently
painted with cushions $30.00
Call: 386-304-8605
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FOR RENT:
3 bedroom /2 bathroom beautifully
furnished hom e on the go lf course.
For details, please
call: 231/220-5338
DAYATONA FLEA & FARMERS
MARKET
Full o f treasures You w o n 't find
anywhere else!
Open Fri, Sat & Sun, 8 AM to 5 PM
Rain or Shine
Located at I-95 & US 92 on Tomoka
Farms Road
Call: 386.253.3330
Ranked One of the Top 5 Markets in
the USA!
FREE Parking, FREE Admission
9 Snack Bars
2 Air conditioned Restaurants
www.daytonafleam arket.com
CRANE LAKES ACTIVITIES
CARDS/DOMINOS -T u e s d a y s 1:00 call Sadie
WATER AEROBICS - Monday thru Friday
763-3003 to see where they are playing in the
clubhouse.
8:00 am & 9:00 a.m.
CARDS: Thursday afternoon 1:00 p.m. call:
INDOOR AEROBICS Mon-W ed-Fri 10:30 a.m.
Shirley Rogers 872-5395
BILLARDS Room -Mondays - Couples 4:15 to 8,
Tuesdays - Ladies Pool 1 to 4, W ednesdays &
Thursdays - M en’s Pool 12 to 3, Fridays - M en’s
Pool 12 to 2, Fridays - Pill Pool 10 am to Noon,
Open play all other times, If interested please call:
Ed & Gina Gibson 761-2565
Hand & Foot Friday afternoon 1:00 pm
BRIDGE - Thursday 1:00 in the Ladies Card Room
Call: Dot Decker 304-8535 or Diane VanEvery
304-9183.
HAND & FOOT - Tuesday evening 6:00 p.m. to
BINGO - Every Wed at 7:00 p.m. In the Ballroom.
Just a reminder, BINGO is for Crane Lakes
residents and their guests. State Laws requires
that no one under the age of 18 can play. Call:
Debbie Skidmore 304-539-3674.
about 9:00 p.m. call: Mary Tully 763-1005, Friday
at 1:00 p.m. call: Anne W hite 756-0318
SHUFFLE BOARD Wed & Fri morning at 10:00.
Beginners always welcome! Open play for fun,
practice and make new friends. Call: Bill
McCollum 908-246-8694. Call Dave deWeill
304-5498 for Tuesday night info.
KNITTING, CROCHETING & NEEDLEPOINT Wed 1:00 p.m. unless an activity is scheduled in
the ballroom, then we m eet in the Ladies Card
Room. Call: Sadie 763-3003
BOWLING: Tuesday Mornings Fun League. All
Crane Lakes Residents welcome! Call: Angie
Hucknall 265-4626.
& Friday at 12:30 p.m. in the Ladies Cardroom
PINOCHLE Monday 9:30 - 12:00 Tuesday 1 :00 3:00 in the Ladies Card Room
MAHJONG: National (American) Mahjong Monday
BUNCO: Come join us for the fun game of BUNCO
Thursday nights 7:00 p.m. Bring $2.00 for prize
money that goes to the losers and winners. Call:
Bea McMullen 760-7378
COMPUTER CLASSES -C o m p u te r Granny, Char
Wood meet me in the ballroom 2nd Friday of the
month 2:00.
STAIN GLASS Mon, Wed & Fri mornings 8:30 12:00 in the Craft Room. Call: Darlene W hite
871-6859
SCRABBLE: Thursday afternoon 1:00 in the
Ballroom Call: Joan Daigneault 760-9452
Quilting Cranes Thrusday 1:00 - 3:00 in the
Ballroom Call: Molly 492-2867 or Kathy 265-4760
Call: Shirley Rogers 872-5395
International Mahjong Wed 7:00 p.m. in the Ladies
Card Room Call: Joan Daigneault 760-9452
LINE DANCING FOR FUN AND FITNESS
For beginners and experienced beginners in the
ballroom Tue & Thursday 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.call:
W if Lesperance 304-5030
W ednesday morning Line Dancing - for
beginners— no experience necessary. In the
ballroom. Wed 9-10am. Call: Carolyn
1-262-370-2286 or Donna 478-3758
THE KICK”n STEP BEGINNER CLASS in the
Ballroom Wed 1 :00 - 3:00 p.m. Call: Carolyn
Craska 304-6077.
“THE ROCKETTES” are looking for a few good
and steady legs. Mon & Fri 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Call: Jerrie Batson 304-4323
ZUMBA DVDS - Mon-Sat 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.
Call: Margaret 492-5709
ROUND ROBIN TENNIS - WOMEN -
DOMINOS - Monday afternoons 1:00 p.m. in the
Mon, Wed & Fri 7:30 a.m. Call: Rita McMenamin
492-7047
ballroom except when there is a Board Meeting
we play at 12:30. Call: Carolyn Shields 788-0051
OPEN TENNIS - MEN - Tuesday, Thursday&
Saturday 7:00 a.m.
Crane Lakes Golf
&Countrv Club Mens
fiffilf Asso ciation
3-18-2015 Results
One.Two.Three
Scores
1st Plage joe
McKinstry, Tom
Farrell, Bob Aldrich &
Ron Miller Score 107
2nd Place Bob Wyllie,
Jerry Steele, Bill Kelly,
Chuck Barich Score
110
3rd Place Tom Heron,
Pete Wayt & Dave
Ehrman Score 116
4th Place lohn
Dallasandero, Joel
Howell, Wally Kraemer
& Bob Krause Score
117
5th Place Bob Bailey,
Larry Smith & George
Strom Score 118
6th Plape Keith
Endelman, Harrt
Jorgensen, Ron Peralta
& Larry Dye Score 119
7_tlPiflC.e.Kurt
Gripentrog & Ed
Tomchick Score 121
Closest to the Pin
#2 Bob Wyllie (6')
#4 Dom Bosco (5'- 2")
#6 Frank Schmidt (6'8")
#9 lerrv Bass (5'-10")
#11 Joel Howell (6' 7")
#13 Jerry Bass (1'10")
#15 Richard
Schoenweiss (2'- 3")
#17 George Chadwick
( l ’-6")
3i 25:2Q15
Six-Six-Six
Scores
1st Place Mike Vance,
Joel Howell, & John
Bolger Score 74
2nd Place Ed Douglas,
Harry Vandervossen,
Pete Wayt & Ed Tom
chick §core 78
3rd Place lerrv Bass,
Kurt Gripentrog, Jim
DiNapoli & Bill Kelly
Score 79
4th Place Tom Heron,
Jack Fornshell & Ron
Peralta Score 79
5th Place Tom Farrell,
Chuck Deckman, &
Dennis Powers Score
SO
6th Place David
Stanick, John Nolan,
Sharkey Thomas & Rob
Connors Score 82
7th Place Paul George,
Ed Domagal, Duke
Kunerth & Doug Bell
Score 82
Close st to the Piq
#2 Duke Kunerth (15'-
#13 lerrv Bitner (7'4")
#15 Bob Willoughby
( 12'- 6 ")
#17 Dick Gerlone (4’5")
4-1-2Q15 Besults
Individual Chicago
Scores
AF light
1st Place Sam Rubino
43
2nd Place Pat Faggiani
42
3rd Place Keith
Endelman 41
4th Place Richard
Trevis 40
5th Piece Warren
Whitman 40
6th Place Bob
Dyrland 40
B Flight
1st Place lerrv Clark
45
2nd Place loel Howell
45
3rd Place Pete Wayt
44
4th Place Ed Domagal
44
5th Place lohn Nolan
41
6th Place Kevin Fischer
41
8 ")
#4_Paul George (3'-8")
#6 Mike Guntlow (1'5")
#9 Paul George (3")
# 11 David Stanick
HOLE IN ONE
C Flight
1st Place Bob Aldrich
48
2nd Place lohn Bolger
48
3rd Place Dave Ehrman
46
1
4th Place Pat Dugan 46
5ht Place David
McIntyre 46
6th Place Chuck
Deckman 45
D Flight
1st Place Vince Wiltgen
53
2nd Place Richard
Schoenweiss 48
3rd Place Larrv Dye 47
4th Place Dennis
Powers 47
5th Place Ed Tomchick
46
6th Place Bill Kelly 45
Closest to the Pin
#2 Paul George (5' 8")
#4 Dave McIntyre
( 2' 6 ")
#6 lack Fornshell (2'}
#9 Bob Bailey (4')
#11 Rob Connors (3'
10")
# 1 3 .Tom Farrell (2')
#15 loel Howell (7' 2")
#17 Kurt Gripentrog
(10' 5")
2015
Member/Member
Round-1 Results
PalmerFlt
Jerry Bass = Kevin
Fischer 54
Tom HeronChenoweth 56
Keith Endelman- Don
Daigneault57
Art Sslyfield- Ken
Libby 59
JohnThomas- Jon Grant
63
Bob Wyllie- Larry
Smith 64
Richard Tevis- Warren
Whitman 65
Nicklas Fit
Sam Rubino-Pat
Faggiani 53
Joh n DallassandroJohn Bolger 55
Frank Schmidt-Bob
Paceetelli 57
Bob Bailey- Mike
Guntlow 58
Richard GherloneRichard Browning 58
Bob Dyrland- Jerry
Clark 59
Lee Sanders-George
Chadwick 59
Paul George- Bill Baril
55
Ray Labrecque- Dave
Brim 60
Joe McKinstry- Mike
Vance 55
Ed Douglas- Dom
Bosco 64
player Fit
Harry VandervossenDave McIntyre-51
Skip Ford-Earle
VanValkenburg 51
Roy Edwards-Don
Klopfer 55
Jack Fornshell-George
Bayer 58
Harry Jorgensen- Duke
Kunerth 61
Ron Peralta-Tom
Farrell 61
Kurt Gripentrog-Bob
Aldrich 61
Ed Domagal- Ed
Tomchick 61
Peter Wayt- Dave
Ehrman 63
Trevino Fit
Chuck Deckman-Don
Clark 55
George Strom-Bill
Kelly 58
Jerry Bitner- Bill
Schwinghammer 59
Bernie Bailey-Art
Grayson 61
Joel Howell- Larry Dye
61
Doug Bell- Pat Masson
61
2
Joe McKinstry/Steve
McKinstry 130
Frank HaberekRichard Schoenweiss
62
Rob Connors-Vince
Wiltgen 62
Dennis Powers- Geoge
Ferrado 62
3rd Place
Ed Domagal/Ron
Critelli 120
Nicklas Flight
1st,Plage
Jerry Bass/Steve Bass
119
2nd Place
Mike Vance/Mike
Vance Jr. 120
Dave Ehrman/Adam
Ehrman 126
Carole Ille/Chris
Kammer 127
Barb Libby/Bran Cole
128
ZQ15.
MEMBER/GUEST
RESULTS
Pflliflqr Flight
1st Place
Joel Howell/Todd
Perry 113
2 nd P te c e
Paul George/Jim
Petersen 116
3rd Place
Bob Aldrich/Mitchell
Powers 124
Kurt Gripentrog/Ed
Damadio 124
Ron Miller/Mark Miller
130
Richard Gherlone/Rick
Gherlone 128
Rob Connors/Todd
Chapdelelaine 131
Bill Baril/Greg Green
138
Clpsest %
q the Pin
Larry Smith/Gene
Himes 132
3rdPlace
Art Slyfield/Mickey
Croasmun 118
Sam Rubino/Sammy
Rubino 133
Bob Wyllie/John
McCloskey 120
Vinnie Wiltgen/Mike
Coats 134
Bernie Bailey/Ryan
Kelly 121
Dollie Peralta/Jessica
Clough 137
Warren Whitman/Ron
Heatwole 127
Player Flight
Saturday
#2 Cheryl Weber
#4 Ed Damadio
#6 Paul George
#9 Paul George
#11 Art Slyfield
#13 Kurt Gripentrog
#15 Paul George
#17 Kurt Gripentrog
Sunday
Tom Heron/James Earl
128
Richard Tevis/Tim
Murdoch 128
Mike Guntlow/Brian
Perry 129
IfLElacg
Carol Tevis/Cheryle
Weber 115
2nd.Place
Ronnie Slyfield/Diana
Smith Croasmun 118
#2 Jim Petersen
#4 Ron Heatwole
#6 Carol Tevis
#9 Ed Damadio
#11 Tom Heron
#13 Mitchell Powers
#15 Tim Murdock
#17 Art Slyfield
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2 0 1 5 M e m b e r /M e m b e r
Final Round Results
P a lm e r F it
1st Place Tom
Heron-Bill
Chenoweth 51-total-107
Bob Dyrland-Jerry
Clark 62-total-121
7 th Place
Lee SandersGeorge Chadwick 62-total-
8 th Place
121
lerrv Bitner-Bill
Schwinghammer 62total 121
6 th P lace
7 th Place Rob ConnorsVince Wiltgen 60-total-122
jerry Bass-Kevin
Fischer 54-total-108
9 th Place
Ed Douglas-Dom
Bosco 59-total-123
8 th P lace
3rd Place Paul George-Bill
Baril 55-total-110
Player Fit
122
2 nd Place
4th Place Keith EndelmanDon Daigneault 55-total-
Harry
Vandervossen-Dave
McIntyre 58-total-109
Dennis PowersGoerge Farrado 60-total-
1st Place
112
2 nd Place Skip Ford-Earle
VanValkenburg 58-total-
5 th Place Joe McKinstryMike Vance 58-total-113
112
Frank HaberekRichard Schoenweiss 63total 125
9 th P lace
Roy Edwards-Don
Klopfer 57-112
3 rd Place
Art Slyfield-Ken
Libby 57-total-116
6 th Place
Peralta-Tom
Farrell 55-total-116
4 th P la c e Ron
Bob Wyllie-Larry
Smith 54-total-118
7 th Place
8th Place Richard TevisWarren Whitman 53-total
118
John Thomas-Jon
Grant 66-total-129
5 th Place Pete Wayt- Dave
Ehrman 54-total-117
Kurt GripentrogBob Aldrich 57-total 118
6 th Place
9 th Place
7 th Place Jack FornshellGeorge Bayer 62-total-120
Nicklaus Fit
1st Place Bob Bailey- Mike
Guntlow 50-total 108
8 th Place Ed Domagal-Ed
Tomchick 59-total-120
lohn
Dallessandro-John Bolger
53-total 108
9 th P lace
2 nd Place
3rd Place Richard GherloneRichard Browning 54-total-
Harry JorgensenDuke Kunerth 63-124
T re v in o F it
1st Place Joel
Howell-Larry
Dye 52-total-113
112
Chuck DeckmanDon Clark 58-total-113
2 nd Place
Frank SchmidtBob Pacetelli 56-total-113
4 th Place
Sam Rubino-Pat
Faggiani 56-total-113
5 th Place
3rd Place Bernie Bailey-Art
Grayson 55-total-116
Goerge Strom-Bill
Kelly 61-total-119
4 th Place
Ray LabrecqueDave Brim 54-total-114
6 th Place
5 th P la c e Doug Bell-Pat
Masson 59-total-120
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