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April 2015
News & Previews of Upcoming Attractions in Kings Point
Springtime in Kings Point
Let’s Go Out & Play!
April in Kings Point is the doorway to summertime. If the weather isn’t postcard-perfect, give it
five minutes to transform itself. Spring is also a time of wishing ’bon voyage’ to our wintertime
neighbors returning to their summertime homes. It’s a great time to gather outdoors on the patio
or the courts and the swimming pools, because it’s never too late to have a great Spring Break!
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April 2015
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387-3447
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634-9229
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387-3483
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387-3482 / Orders 387-3463
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387-3475
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387-3457
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387-3476
Le Perk Café
387-3450
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387-3471
Master Association
633-6291
First Service
642-8990
Transportation Office
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[email protected]
Kings Point Celebrates ‘Crown Jewel’ March 20
By Michael Crook
Pointer Editor
More than 9,000 Kings Point residents continue enhancing their community with
the most impressive addition to their wide array of amenities in more than 15 years:
a $4.3 million fitness and wellness center that will be celebrated March 20 with an allcommunity party and Open House, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
“We have listened carefully to our neighbors throughout Kings Point and we are
delivering what they want: More and better fitness and wellness options,” said Jim
Haggerty, president of the Federation of Kings Point Associations, who has been
closely involved in the project from start to finish.
“The 2020 Centre is now the best-equipped, most inviting facility of its kind between Brandon and Bradenton,” said Ginger Anzalone, Vice President of Vesta
Property Services, Inc., who oversaw the project on behalf of Kings Point, where
Vesta manages the community’s clubhouses, security, and other amenities. The active life is proven to be a better life,” said Anzalone, a board member of the International Council on Active Aging.
The March 20 event is open to all residents of Sun City Center. There will be popular Food Truck cuisine, live musical entertainment, a ribbon-cutting and dedication,
opportunities to connect with some of Kings Point’s many clubs and groups, speak
with residents about the project, and take a walk-through tour of the fitness/wellness
center. The 25,000-square-foot building once housed headquarters for the developer
of Kings Point. Soon, its fitness floor will have 15 treadmills and 14 other cardio units
and 30 strength stations. A fully appointed spa and salon will offer professional services. Meeting rooms will be used for everything from lectures to cooking classes.
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Golf carts can avoid the traffic around the Main Clubhouse and new 2020 Centre by taking the alternate route below.
Directions:
Take Gloucester Blvd. from Kings Blvd.—turn right onto Canterbury Ln. and left onto the golf cart path that connects with
Clubhouse Dr. to the 2020 Centre and Main Clubhouse.
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Safety & Security
H
elp us keep Kings Point Sun City Center
the safest place to live in southern Hillsborough County. I need you to know that
three Kings Point homes have been broken
-into this year. I could explain to you that, statistically, in a
community of 9,000 great people, this is a very small number
of burglaries. Across Sun City Center, outside our gates, a
dozen break-ins happened in the same time frame.
But our ethic is this: One incident is too many!
In this situation, it is believed that one perpetrator with
the same “modus operandi” is the primary cause of all the
break-ins. There are several common elements to these incidents: The resident had just departed their home, suggesting
the home was being watched. The resident(s) had valuable
jewelry, cash or coin in their homes. And the perpetrator apparently knocked on the door and, getting no answer, gained
entry through the back of the home and stole only what is
small and valuable and easy to carry concealed in pockets or
a backpack.
Please consider removing all such valuables and cash
from your home and store them in a safe deposit box, or in a
quality safe bolted to your floor. Also, please be watchful for
persons or vehicles who seem to be out of place. If you see
suspicious activity, report it first via 911 to the Hillsborough
County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO), then to Security. We are
working closely with the HCSO to solve these crimes and put
the burglars behind bars.
Traffic safety in Kings Point
I have received many complaints about traffic issues, so
let me share this information with you. Our Kings Point
community has over 55 miles of roadway. Street safety is an
important concern to Kings Point residents and Security Department officers. Numerous speed limit and stop signs are
located throughout the community, repeatedly informing
residents of our speed limits and required stops.
These laws are enforced for both cars and golf
carts, in Kings Point, by HCSO deputies who will ticket
residents who are not obeying the laws of the road.
These citations include speeding fines or stop sign violation fines of up to $200. Points are also added to the
driver’s record, which may trigger higher insurance
rates and/or suspension of the license if excessive
points are accumulated.
Pedestrians and bike riders are requested to help
to keep our streets safer by walking and riding in the
appropriate areas and by wearing light colored or reflective clothing. “Ninja walkers and bike riders” who
wear dark clothing at night and during early morning
hours may be invisible to motorists until the vehicle is
very close to the walker or rider. Reflective vests are
available to Kings Point residents in the COA office for
a minimal cost. Cyclists are required by law to obey
the appropriate street signs and should always exercise
caution when coming to any community entrance,
street intersection or high traffic area.
A strong concern of the Kings Point Security Department is the speed of vehicles entering the front and
back gate. SPEED LIMITS and SLOW warnings need
to be observed, not only to keep officers safe, but to
also allow officers to direct traffic. Speeding cars make
identification of resident decals and current passes
challenging. Vehicles in the outside lane that slow
down to allow officers to see their decal or pass are
greatly appreciated. Residents, who wait to allow officers to direct non-entry allowed vehicles to u-turn and
proceed to the visitor lane or to exit, give officers the
time they need to be able to check vehicles behind
them. We would like to give a special thank you to all
residents who help us by slowing down and/or for
kindly waiting for us to direct vehicles.
Joe Burt is Kings Point’s Chief of Security.
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Clubs & Organizations
March 10: The Jewish Club presents ‘Mystery Game
Night.” 6:30 p.m., KPCH Banquet Room. Deli sandwiches,
sides and desserts served. Contact Simone Shaw for information on reservations and payment, 922-4191.
March 11: Kings Point’s new FAN CLUB will meet in the
KPCH Banquet Room. Doors will open at 12:00. Bring
your own bag lunch and a beverage to the meeting. March
program will include two representatives from the Sun
City Center Emergency Squad who will discuss the very
important topics of Fall Prevention and updated information on the Vials of Life. We have also scheduled a Tai Chi
segment featuring an experienced teacher who will demonstrate several balance techniques. Spirited games of
Bingo will round out the March meeting. For further information call Jean Becker 813-633-2615 or Jo-Ellen Bromberg
813-922-4984.
March 17: The Michigan Club presents its annual St. Patrick’s Dinner Dance, 5-10 p.m. in the KPCH Borini Theatre.
March 19: Eagle Audubon presents “Loving and Living
With Animals — Saving Endangered Species” with Kay
Rosaire, owner of Big Cat Habitat and Gulf Coast Sanctuary in Sarasota.
March 20: Jazz Lovers Group will be listening to the development of jazz as cool jazz gives rise to many new
styles and rhythms with Latin and Cuban leading the
way. We will be meeting in the KPCH Ripple Room 2-4
PM Contact Bill Ferron
938-3571, [email protected]
March 22: KP Baby Boomers’ Caribbean Night. Dress for
the “Islands” and dance to Alpha Steel in true Caribbean
“style”. KPCH Borini Theater 6:30-9:30 pm. Tickets will
be sold in the KPCH lobby Noon to 2 pm: Mar 4 (Wed),
Mar 7 (Sat), Mar 11 (Wed). Members $10/ Guests $12.
BYOB, Set-ups & Snacks. Contact KarenJean 813-634-0792
for info.
March 24: The Canadian Club of Kings Point will host a
dinner and dance in the Borini Theatre on Tuesday March
24th. All Canadians residing in Kings Point and Sun City
Center, are invited to attend. Live entertainment will be
provided by “Elvis” (Billy Lindsey). This year, a Western
theme will be featured and Western dress is encouraged.
A catered meal will be provided by Banquet Masters.
Doors open at 5:00 PM for hor d’oeuvres. Dinner at 6.00
PM. Tickets are $25.00 per person and will and will be
available at Kings Point North Clubhouse Lobby Friday
March 6th and Monday, March 9th between 10:00AM and
noon. Book your table soon. The deadline to book your
tickets is Tuesday March 17th. For more information,
phone Barb, 938 3832.
March 25: KP Pennsylvania Club presents ‘Back to the
Dean Martin Show,’ 5-9 p.m., KPCH Borini. BYOB. Catering by Suncoast Caterers.
March 25: Krafters Spring Sale to be held in the Kraft
Room from 9 a.m. to noon.
March 28: The Heartland Club hosts a Pot-Luck dinner at
5 p.m., KPCH Banquet Room. Former or current residents
of Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri
and Kansas are all invited. Members free; $2 for nonmembers. Meat and coffee or tea provided. Guests asked
to BYOB and a salad, side dish or dessert for 810. Reservations must be made by March 25 by e-mailing
Sylvia at [email protected].
March 30: Kings Point Tennis Club Luau, 6-10 p.m. in the
KPCH Banquet Room. Music by “ELLA and TJ” who specialize in luau entertainment. Dinner includes bbq pork,
cole slaw, appetizers, dessert and more. BYOB, door
prizes, 50/50, and leis! All welcome. Tickets $20; $25 nonmembers, sold at the courts.
April 7: The New York Empire State Club will have a
luau dinner in the Kings Point Borini Theatre at 5 p.m..
Music by Gari. Catered by Banquet Masters. Appetizer
Table, Hawaiian Chicken with Pineapple, Mahi Mahi with
Pineapple Salsa, Sugar Glazed Ham, sweet potatoes, dessert, soda and coffee. Members $18.50, Guests $22.50. Information: Frank Gatto, 813.633.8942.
April 9: The Michigan Club will hold its Appreciation
Dinner from 5-8 p.m. in the KPCH Banquet Room.
April 14: The Italian Club will hold its East Coast Sandwich Night on at the KP Borini Theater. at 5:30PM. There
will be a choice of Eggplant Parmigiana, Sausage, Peppers
& Onions or Meatball Parmigiana. Salad, coffee and soda
provided. BYOB. Entertainment will be by "The
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Dukes". Members $12, guests $14. Tickets sold in the Main
Clubhouse on Thursday, March 23rd and Friday, March 24th
from 9 to noon. Please indicate your choice of sandwich on your
check. Tables of 8, please keep your checks together. For information, please call Tom Barba at 633-0264. Cut-off date: April
8th
April 16: Eagle Audubon’s monthly program is “Net Benefit:
Retrospective on Fishing for Food and Fun in Tampa,” presented by Tampa Bay Estuary Program’s Nanette O’Hara. 2
p.m., KPCH Banquet Room.
April 19: Rockin' Thru the Years Dance Club's April dance will
be held Sunday, April 19, 2015 7 pm to 10 pm in the Kings
Point Borini Theater, 1900 Clubhouse Drive. Join us for a Rockin'
Good Time! Music by soulRcoaster. Tickets are $5.00 per person.
You may purchase your tickets Tuesday, March 10th, 17th, 24th
and 31st, and April 7th in the Kings Point Main Clubhouse
Lobby 12 pm to 2 pm. BYOB and snacks. Information: Sandi at
[email protected].
April 22: Kings Point Friends and Neighbors (FAN) Club presents a Concert and Dance Party with Tom & Michelle,
‘Latitude.’ Wednesday, April 22, 7-10 p.m., KPCH Borini Theatre. BYOB & Snacks. Setups Provided. Tickets $15 plus tax, available in the KPCH Box Office.
"Living With Kings Point Wildlife Group" invites you: We are
Kings Point residents (homeowners and renters), dedicated to
promoting educational and responsible experiences for the purpose of wildlife conservation. Meetings are held on the second
and fourth Thursday of each month, in the KPCH East Social
Room. 10:30 - 11:30AM. We welcome everyone and encourage
all who are interested in living with our wildlife residents (of
which there are many), in harmony.
The Billiard Club has three regular 8-Ball Tournaments each
month open to everyone interested. One is a competitive 8-Ball
Tournament held each 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6
pm. The next 8-Ball Tournament is held on the fourth Tuesday
of every month at 9 am. The new one is the Dutch Mixed Doubles 8-Ball tournament to be held on the 3rd Thursday of every
month at 6 pm.
Canadian Social Evenings will be held in the Loft at the South
Club, from 7 to 9 pm, each 1st and 3rd Monday of the month.
Enjoy a beverage, chat, and meet other Canadians. Starts January 5th and goes to April 20th. Details: Nancy Morton, 938-1498.
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Kings Point Girls Only Cruise, sponsored by Nottingham: 5
day, 4 night Royal Caribbean Enchantment of the Seas. Oct. 59. Unbelievable Girls Only prices: Balcony 478; Outside $406;
Inside $353; Includes bus, port charges/taxes, $25/cabin credit.
Won’t last. Reserve now. Call Ellie Whiteman (813-331-3894) or
Sally Mizerak (813-633-3658)
Kings Point Ceramic Club has reinstated Friday classes for
the season from 8:30 to 11:00am. Thursday classes remain
from 9-3 pm. Classes are in the craft room. Call Florence,
634-7320, or Mary Anne, 643-8747.
Kings Point Bingo: Doors open at 11 a.m. Thursdays, with
papers on sale from 11:30-12:30. First game starts at 12:45
p.m. Saturdays & Sundays, doors open at 4 p.m. with papers on sale from 5-6:30 p.m. First game starts at 6:45 p.m.
The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Florida 845 club
meets every Thursday from 8:15 a.m.-10:00 a.m. in the
Kings Point South Club Jubilee 3 Room. Join us for weightloss support and wellness education. First meeting free,
then join with annual membership.
Taoist Tai Chi: Classes offered Mon. and Fri., 9:30-11:00
a.m.; Saturdays 10:30-12:00 p.m., KPCH Studio.
Feline Folks Feline Folks is in great need of feeders. We
feed daily. If you would like to take a test ride to learn
more about the process, contact us at 813-545-7611.
Economic Information Club meets the second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month at 3:30 PM in the Atrium room,
Kings Point North Clubhouse. Speakers provide education
on the types of market activities which will help members
manage their investments. Don Fletchal, 813-938-3215
The Diversity Group meets the third Thursday at 10 a.m.
in the KPCH Atrium room. All walks of life are welcome!
[email protected]
KP SCC Travel Club meets the 2nd Sunday of every
month at 2:00 p.m. in the KPCH Card Room. All welcome!
The Kings Point Pickleball Club plays 7 days a week at
the south club courts from 3 pm to dark. If interested in
participating come to the courts, we have paddles and balls
for new players to use.
Interested in playing Table Tennis? We're playing on
Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7-9 PM at the
South Club in Jubilee 1-2 No experience necessary.
The Sportsman's Club meets on the third Wednesday of
the month at the Main Club in the Borini Theater at 3:00
p.m. The Club is dedicated to promoting shooting sports,
including: Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun, Archery, Hunting and
Wildlife Conservation.
Send your club announcements to
[email protected]. Please be as brief as possible,
and excuse us if we occasionally edit for length to allow
more notices to appear. Thanks!
Kings Point Events
South Club & Palm Court
Two for $24.00
Friday, April 3rd
6:00 pm - Seating
Jubilee Hall
Tickets @ Box Office or KPSC
Prime Rib Dinner
Friday, April 24th
6:00 p.m. - Seating
Full Bar Service
Jubilee Hall
$16.50 all inclusive
Tickets @ KPSC or Box Office
House Salad
Baked Stuffed Flounder, Lemon Caper Butter
Chicken Piccata
Rice Pilaf and Chef’s Vegetable
Chef’s Dessert, Coffee or Iced Tea
Choice of a glass of House Wine or Draft Beer
Menu
Caesar Salad
Roast Prime Rib of Beef, Au Jus
Twice Baked Potato, Steamed Vegetable
New York Style Cheesecake
Coffee or Iced Tea
(Prime Rib cooked to “Medium Doneness”)
Lunch - 11:00 am - 3:30 pm
Dinner - 4:00 pm - 10 pm
Palm Court Menu
Soups & Salads
Flatbread Pizza & Wings
Sandwiches & Vegetarian
Steaks & Seafood
Wines, Cocktails, Craft Beer, etc...
South Club Pool Deck Grill
Every Saturday and Sunday
11:00 am to 4:00 pm
Cookout Menu
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs
BBQ Pulled Pork
Full Bar
Music, Fun, etc… Weather Permitting!
Singles Table available at each special dinner.
Reservations closed 72 hours prior to the event.
Table numbers pre-assigned by the South Club.
Events subject to cancellation based on participation. Menu & table assignments subject to change.
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Thursday, April 23
Dinner: 5:15 p.m. Banquet Room
Movie: 2:00 & 7:30 p.m. Borini Theatre
Menu:
Dolphin Tale 2
Tossed Salad
Bread Basket & Butter
Oven Fried Chicken
Baked Beans
Vegetable
Dessert
Iced Tea and Coffee
The team of people who saved Winter's
life reassemble in the wake of her surrogate mother's passing in order to find
her a companion so she can remain at
the Clearwater Marine Hospital.
Tickets available at KPCH Box Office
Dinner: $10.50 *includes tax
Stars: Morgan Freeman, Ashley Judd
Director: Charles Smith
Rated: PG
Runtime: 107 minutes
Movie: $1.50 *includes tax
Queen’s Luncheon presents:
Kings Point Dancer’s
Wednesday, April 1st NOON
KPCH Borini Theatre
Come join several of the King’s Point Dance Clubs for an afternoon of entertainment as they
host the April Queen’s Luncheon. Entertainment will be provided by the Silver Tappers, The
Kings Point Cloggers and the Happy Tappers. Also included in the program will be vocalists
Bill Barker and Troy ‘Allen’ Coman. Bill Barker will also be the MC. We hope to see you
there!
Menu:
Pulled Pork Sandwich with Pickle, Pasta Salad, Dessert
$9.00 *includes tax. Tickets @ KPCH Box Office
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Friday Specials
April 3rd
Fish & Chips
Seared Salmon Filet
Vegetarian Pizza
South Club Pool Deck
April 10th, 2015
11:00 am - 4:00pm
Live Music by:
Full Circle (Salvatore)
Pool Grill Cookout
Full Service Bar
Greek Garden Salad
Please use West Gate or Clubhouse entrance.
Resident ID Badge or Guest Pass Required for
Admittance
April 17th, 2015
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm
KPSC Jubilee Hall
Disco Dance Party
Get Down to the
Best of 70/80s
Tuesdays
April 7, 14, 21st & 28th
KPSC Jubilee Hall
DJ Kevin
Sing Your Heart Out
Thursdays
April 2, 9, 23rd & 30th
KPSC Jubilee Hall
DJ Ross
Full Bar Service
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In conjunction with the annual “Ring in the
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KPCH Front Law
Food Trucks
Farmer’s Market
Live Music with
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Visit with Local Businesses
KP Clubs, Groups and Orgs
Fun for Everyone!
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Spring 2015” Kings Point Community Festival,
ebration for your new 2020 Centre!
March 20
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wn and the 2020
Join us as we celebrate a project
10 years in the making!
11 a.m.-Dedication and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
11 a.m.-Small group tours of the building
And much more!
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*NOTE: “KPCH” is the
main clubhouse; “KPSC” is
the South Club. All outdoor events, including
pool cookouts, will be canceled in bad weather.
Some may be canceled
due to lack of interest.
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Kings Point Friends and Neighbors Club
(The FAN Club)
Presents a Concert & Dance Party with Tom & Michelle, ‘Latitude’
Wednesday, April 22, 7-10 p.m.
In the Borini Theatre
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Music of their John Denver Concert Series
 Popular Dance Music
 Original ‘Coastal’ Party Music
from Jimmy Buffett and more
BYOB & Snacks Setups Provided
Reserved Tables
Tickets $15 plus tax
Kings Point Clubhouse Box Office
The Federation Board has approved an increase in the daily guest pass fee to
$2.50 for the guests of Kings Point residents.
When does it go into effect? April 6, 2015
Who needs to purchase a guest pass? Guests of residents who are invited to enjoy the Kings Point
amenities will need to purchase the appropriate guest pass at either Clubhouse. The Amenities include the Main
Clubhouse, South Club and future 2020 Centre, as well as, the outdoor recreational facilities like lawn
bowling, pools, pickle ball, tennis and shuffleboard.
Who does not need to purchase a guest pass? Guests do not need a pass while dining in one of the
clubhouse cafes, when receiving spa services or while attending a ticketed event in the theatre. Non-resident
dues paying members of Kings Point Clubs and Organizations do not need a pass to attend club meetings and
events.
Where can I purchase a guest pass? Guest passes may be purchased during regular business hours, M-F
8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at the KPCH Box Office or South Club Concierge, or with Clubhouse Security during evening and weekend hours.
The Security staff will be checking in all areas for guest pass compliance so please remind your guests to
have the pass available and if possible, visible at all times while enjoying the amenities. If you have any
questions, please contact General Manager Matt Permuth at 387-3485.
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Line
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Everyone is
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party Wednesday,
April 15, 2015
at 7 p.m. in the
Borini Theatre
This month’s theme is:
‘Taxes Due:
Pay Up’
No ticket needed!
Open to Kings
Point and
SCC residents and
guests!
BYOB & SETUPS
Instructor & D.J.
Jan Ulics
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Get them answered every Tuesday
through Friday 10 a.m.—2 p.m. in the
KPCH Lobby
We’re Going Places
A Free Ride
All Kings Point residents are eligible to ride Hart Line Bus Route 53 LX free
of charge just by showing your Kings Point badge.
Hart Line Bus Service
Kings Point Tram services to every resident and house guest!
KP Tram Services
REMINDER!
If using the tram from the clubhouse, transportation office MUST be notified before quarter-past the hour and
you must be present in the foyer by 25 minutes past the hour.
Internal Tram Service:
Mon-Fri on the half hour
Shuttles residents, lessees and their guests to ALL locations within the community.
If you want to attend an event at the North Clubhouse, South Clubhouse, visit
Minto’s new model homes, Nantucket Pool or you simply want to visit a friend, call 387-3470.
External Tram Service:
Mon-Fri on the hour
There are over 20 local stops our drivers take residents, lessees and their guests outside of Kings Point. They
include shopping centers, doctors offices and hospitals. These routes occur on an hourly basis Monday
through Friday from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Just call 387-3470 to schedule your pick-up!
Saturday Transportation
“The Lunch Bunch/Shopping Service” travels between 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. to different
restaurants and shopping centers. Sunday Services: Local Church Service routes are available. NOTE ON
NEW BINGO SCHEDULE: A Special Tram runs between 5 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., to and from the Main Clubhouse, for Bingo. Please note that the tram will now be departing the Main Clubhouse at 5 p.m. for Bingo.
Upcoming Active Adult Field Trips
March 13
March 18
April 8
April 17
Goodson’s Strawberry Farm
Big Bend
Big Bend
Fred’s Market Riverview
1 p.m. departure from KPCH
11 a.m. departure from KPCH
11 a.m. departure from KPCH
11 a.m. departure from KPCH
*KPCH is the Main Clubhouse
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1st & 3rd Tuesday Each Month
April 7 & 21
8 a.m.-2 p.m. in the KPCH
Parking Lot
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Club will sell tickets in the
KPCH Lobby
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Fitness & Wellness
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Resident Services
Vesta offers Resident Services to Kings Point
residents & guests. Call Nanette Leggett, 387-3449.
Menu of Services
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Referral suggestions for services.
Hearing specialist to check ears and
hearing aids every 1st & 3rd Friday, 1011 a.m., in the KPCH Professional Services Center.
Free notary services are available at the
Kings Point South Club.
Blood pressure screening in Kings Point
clubhouses.
Faxing is available in both the Main and
South clubhouse Cyberspace computer
lounges.
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The
‘ASK A
NURSE’
PROGRAM
is now being
provided by
Comfort
Keepers
10-11 a.m.
Fridays
Stop by to see them
in the Kings Point
Main Clubhouse lobby
Professional Services Center .
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At Risk?
In less than 1 hour you can avoid disease.
Schedule with a company your peers know and
trust.
Monday, April 13th
Sun City Center Inn
809 N. Pebble Beach Blvd.
$40
$40
$40
THYROID ULTRASOUND
$40
$95
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