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FROM THE DESK
OF THE PRESIDENT
By Norm Wilcox
I
want to thank everybody for the feedback on my March article concerning
rudeness. This stirred a lot of discussion,
which I think is needed. We’re all guilty of
rudeness from time to time and if we can improve our interaction with others, each of us
can become a better person.
In the 19th century Elizabeth Barrett Browning
wrote, “How do I love thee? Let me count the
ways…”
Let me apply this famous saying to Oakwood
Manor.
Safe - Safe is a relative term, but except for a
few stolen bikes Oakwood Manor is safe. I am
always concerned about safety in the Park and
we should be consciously aware of outsiders
who come into the Park, since we may not really know who they are. Even so, I believe
Oakwood Manor is “safe”, but don’t be complacent and always report any suspicious activity.
Thrifty - Our association fees are a bargain. And, our fees take care of cable TV, lawn
mowing, the pool, the hot tub, employee salaries, etc, etc, etc.
Vote - Each of us have the ability to shape
Oakwood Manor by voting for the Board members who we think best represent our vision for
Editor:
Pat Berry
Layout:
Sharon Rump
Circulation: Ruth Risen
Marlene Barger
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the Park. We can also shape Oakwood Manor by participating in the monthly meetings
and by voting at our Annual Board meeting.
Simple - Living in Oakwood Manor is easy. If
one keeps the shrubs trimmed, weeds pulled
and power washes as needed, our Park Manager is quite happy. We all redecorate the inside of out homes to suit our individual
tastes. And, there are a number of Park residents you can hire to do almost anything you
want.
Beautiful - I’ve come to take it for granted, but
if I pay attention when I drive into the Park I’m
always amazed how beautiful it looks, especially at night. Dennis has done a great job
focusing on beautifying the Park with numerous pretty flowers and shrubs.
Convenient - Not only are we in the Sunshine
State, but we’re only 2 miles from the ocean,
and 3 miles from I-75. We’re less than 20
minutes from some of the world’s most beautiful beaches. And, we’re a short drive from all
kinds of shopping, golf courses, hundreds of
places to eat with fantastic views, theaters and
other attractions.
Accessibility - Some of us can’t sprint like we
used to, but it’s pretty easy to get around the
Park. No matter your mode of transportation
you can get almost anywhere in Oakwood
Manor.
Activities - What could I say you don’t already
know?
Friends - We can make friends by walking
down the street, going to the pool, or attending
any one of the ongoing social events
Oakwood Manor offers.
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BOOK WORM NEWS
By Joan Kaye & Ginny Wilcox
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ur selection for March was, "Devil in
the White City" by Erik Larson. We
learned almost everything [ want to or not ]
about the Chicago World Fair of 1883, Landscape artist Frederick Law Olmsted, Buffalo
Bill and the dreadful H.H.Holmes. There was
much to discuss, and the majority opinion was
that we would recommend the book. If you're
looking for something really different add
"Devil in the White City" to your summer reading list.
Next month will be our last meeting for the
season. We'll meet at the clubhouse Friday
April 17 at 1:00 PM to discuss "Orphan Train"
by Christina Baker Kline. We'll have our reading list for next year then. Try as we may to
reserve the books well in advance, at times
other book clubs are competing for the same
titles and sometimes, we have to make a substitution. We were lucky this year and were
able to get all of our selections when we wanted them.
For "Bookies" who are travelling back North
soon, have a safe and easy trip. For those
staying here, keep cool in the pool. And to all,
happy summertime reading.
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TREASURER’S REPORT
February 28, 2015
By Frank Dawes, Treasurer
F
or the month of February we had operating income of $85,225 and operating expenses of $77,015 resulting in an operating profit for the month of $8,210. For the
first two months of 2015 we have had operating income of $166,227 and operating expenses of $172,504 resulting in an operating loss of
$6,277.
Our month end cash balances were operating
$105,530 and replacement funds $305,173.
Additions to fixed assets for the month of February were $2,678 for a new pool heater and
$28,678 which is a 10% deposit to Duncan
Seawall for our seawall project.
ALL STATES DAY
By Kay Beyer
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hank you to all who came to Breakfast
Club Saturday morning, February 7 to
support and join us for a great and “happy”
morning. Thanks to all the cast and crew for a
job well done.
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Fun - I have loads of fun in Oakwood Manor. And, It’s all due to the friends I have in the
Park. I knew none of these people until I
came to Oakwood Manor.
VALENTINES FOR VETERANS
Volunteers - I always enjoy public events like
dances, or private events, like card parties. Whether I go to a public party or a private party somebody at Oakwood Manor has
volunteered and made a special effort so others can enjoy themselves. And, that’s what
life is all about.
hanks to all 25 volunteers who came
to help make 200 Valentines for Veterans. They were taken to Bay Pines in St.
Pete and delivered to veterans at the nursing
home and medical center. Thank you for taking
part in a heart-felt project.
By Kay Beyer
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MANAGER’S CORNER
By Dennis W. Bucher, CAM
THINGS YOU NEED TO DO AT THE PARK OFFICE BEFORE LEAVINGS FOR SUMMER:
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FILL OUT: “While We’re Gone” Form
MUST HAVE: Names and phone numbers of
persons looking after your home, plants and trees
on “While We’re Gone” Form.
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THINGS THAT NEED ATTENTION BEFORE
YOU LEAVE:
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Are you garden beds free from weeds?
Are overgrown grass and/or weeds caught up
in your home skirting? Or, if you have used a
herbicide, are your planter boxes free from
weeds and attractive or landscaped?
Do your yard plants need a haircut? Does
your shrubbery need to be trimmed? Do you
have vines growing on your home or screens?
Do you keep up with removing the dead frons
from your small personal palm trees (pygmy
date palms) on a constant basis?
Have you removed dead or very diseased
trees and shrubbery?
Do your fruit trees need to be pruned so the
lowest branch is 4 feet above the ground? Do
you have a dead fruit tree that needs removed? Do you have fruit on the ground?
Do you have a Norfolk Island Pine tree that
needs to be removed?
Do you keep your personal trees trimmed and
lifted, so lawn crews can mow under your
tree?
Do you use a herbicide (i.e. Roundup) around
your house air conditioning unit and house
skirting so it does not get damaged by linetrimming (weed-wackers)? Please try and
maintain a 6” barrier against potential damage
by machinery.
If you use a product to kill the tall grass/
weeds, has the dead matter been removed
from around your skirting?
Does your home need pressure washing?
Shady sides of the house and soffit and fascia
areas often mildew first. Look under your
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Does your home need a fresh coat of
paint??? Many do!
Is your roof in need of an update, cleaning or
maintenance?
Do you have plants growing out of your gutters?
Do your shutters, house trim and/or awnings
need to be painted? Are they tired and faded?
Do you have a shed that is rusted and needs
to be removed and/or replaced?
Do you have miscellaneous items just piled
up in your carport area or around your
home? Behind your home? Do you have
construction or other debris in your carport or
around your home?
Do you have grass or other approved Florida
friendly landscaping? Do you have significant weeds in your yard (especially the front
and sides)? Do you have a maintenance
schedule for fertilization, pest control and insecticide of your lawn and plants? Do you
have a means of watering during dry periods
so your yard does not turn into a desert?
Does your driveway need to be refurbished
or removed and replaced?
Does your painted driveway need to be repainted? Is your driveway covered in oil
spots or mold and needs to be pressure
washed?
Are your edging blocks upright and maintained? What about your stepping stones or
pathways? Do they need to be raised,
straightened or pressure washed?
Do you need to replace your screens? Are
they old, faded or torn?
Do you need to replace your home windows?
Are the frames falling apart? Is the weatherstripping or molding coming apart?
Do you have bee/wasp/mud dauber nests
that need to be removed?
Do you have a car in your driveway with flat
tires? Does your vehicle have current license plates? Is your vehicle leaking oil or
other fluids?
Are you parked in your own driveway? If you
are parking in a neighbor’s driveway, do you
have permission to be there?
Is your golf cart properly parked in your driveway or carport? Remember to keep it locked
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ST. PATRICK’S DAY DANCE
By Sue and Bob Dillon
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he Dance was attended by over 250
people. Fabulous music was provided by a new band: Three of a Kind. The
dance floor was crowded with more dancers
then in recent memory.
The best dressed Irish person at each table
took home a bottle of Irish beer.
The celebration of the event continued with the
serving of chicken salad wraps with pickles,
trail mix and an assortment of sweets served
family style at each table.
The lucky leprechaun winners of the 50-50
were: Ed Toot, Jacqueline Frank, and Frank
Dawes.
Door prizes were won by a number of happy
winners.
4 gift certificates to Patrick’s: Wayne Whitehead, George Gaudet, Vickie Goodrich and
Stan Kozenewki.
2 gift certificates to Pub 32: Gary Crane and
Rita Baron
A gift certificate donated by the Shuffle Club to
Applebee's and won by Lillian Markovich.
2 bottles of Bushnells Irish Whiskey won by
Carol Sommers and Sharon Rump.
A special prize of a box of Lucky Charms was
won by Anna D’Occhio.
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and secured. Please remember that golf
carts may not be stored on grass areas.
Are your bicycles locked? Is your shed
locked?
Are your carport uprights straight and undamaged? Are they in good condition?
Do rusted screws and nuts create and eyesore and need to be replaced?
Are your personal house lamps clean and in
working order? Well lit homes deter theft!
Is your home skirting maintained and in good
condition? Have bricks fallen in? Does your
skirting need to be pressure washed?
And…something we don’t normally cite, but
import to remember: Is your home free from
rodents, cockroaches, and termites???
As you can see, there is a lot to be responsible
for! And there is a lot to look for. Thank you for
your anticipated cooperation.
Everyone sung happy birthday to Gus Spurr
who was celebrating his 91st birthday.
Thanks to the numerous volunteers, the greeters, the servers, the decorating committee and
the cleanup committee. A special thank you
goes to Elsie Carpenter and Pat Meyer for
manning the 50-50 table.
The dance committee would like to thank everyone involved in all our dances this year making it one of the most successful years. Come
and join everyone for fun and entertainment at
the Spring Fling in April.
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MEN’S CLUB
April Offerings
By Dick Potts
Wednesday, April 8th.
Trivia Night with Pizza
Your table will compete against other tables to
see which table is the Trivia champs. Get your
own table together or form one that night.
Starting out at 5 PM with cheese or cheese
and pepperoni pizza slices and soda pop.
Trivia will follow. Bring your own adult beverages. The winners will receive a cash reward
based upon income for that night. $5 tickets
will go on sale starting Saturday, March 28th.
Monday, April 13th.
Our monthly Pancake Breakfast from 8
AM until 9:15 AM. $4 ($4.50 at the door) Tickets will go on sale starting Saturday, April 4th.
Sunday, April 19th
It's time for the Men's Club to say thank
you to all that have participated in
our events. Music in our Clubhouse for your
listening and dancing pleasure. Free hot dogs
and soda pop start at 5 PM, music starts at
5:30 and plays till 8:30. Bring your own adult
beverages. Free tickets distributed starting
Saturday, April 11th.
Friday, April 24th,
Another Spaghetti Dinner at 5 PM.
Spaghetti will be offered with meat sauce or
vegetarian sauce along with garlic bread, a
served salad and a dessert. Bring your own
beverage. $5 Tickets will go on sale starting
Saturday, 4/11.
Saturday, May 2nd at 5 PM.
Enjoy the Kentucky Derby Race in our
Clubhouse. Details to be announced, just
save the date. $5 tickets go on sale starting
Saturday, April 18th
Monday, May 4th, 8-9:15 AM.
Our monthly Pancake Breakfast.
$4 ($4.50 at the door) tickets go on sale starting Saturday, April 18th.
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CANADA DAY 2015
By Linda Short
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hank you to everyone who played a
part in our show this year. We are already gathering ideas for next year's show and
hope you will want to participate. We hope
even more of you will be involved in 2016. If
you have ideas for a skit or song, please forward them to us. We will meet in early January
to brainstorm.
There are many pictures available to check out
for Canada Day 2015 on the internet at:
: https://www.flickr.com/photos/dave-short/
BAKED PARMESAN CHICKEN
from Cooks.com served at Association Picnic
1/2 c. fine dry bread crumbs
1/4 c. grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 tsp. dry mustard
1/2 tsp. paprika
1/8 tsp. pepper
2 whole chicken breasts, split (or boneless)
1/2 c. mayonnaise
Place bread crumbs, cheese, mustard, paprika
and pepper in large plastic food bag; shake to
blend well.
Brush chicken on all sides with mayonnaise.
Add 1 piece of chicken at a time to crumb mixture; shake to coat well.
Arrange on rack in broiler pan so that pieces
do not touch. Bake at 425 degrees for 30-35
minutes, or until golden brown and chicken is
tender. Makes 4 servings. Watch closely,
cooks fast.
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OAKWOOD MANOR HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES MARCH 18, 2015
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resident Norm Wilcox called the board
meeting to order at 1:00 p.m.
Roll was called with all members present.
Kathy Bondi made a motion to waive the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, seconded by Frank Dawes. Motion passed, minutes
are approved.
President Norm Wilcox gave a report regarding
golf cart rules (copy attached to official
minutes). Assistant Secretary Dick Potts reported he has two volunteers to look after the
miniature golf course, Dale Hoover and Don
Taylor. The storage shed has been adjusted
to fit in the new fridge that is to be delivered
soon, and maintenance will look at the round
white tables in the library area to see if they
can be fixed.
The Vice President, Secretary and Assistant
Treasurer had no report. Grounds and Maintenance Mike Woodruff said that three new tables are going to be purchased for the pool area after remodeling is completed. The floors in
the restrooms are being evaluated for safety.
Frank Dawes, Treasurer, Aggie Taylor, Social
Director and Lois Charen, Real Estate gave
reports (copies attached to official minutes).
Skip Mann gave a report for Real Estate (copy
attached to official minutes).
OLD BUSINESS:
Jim Crowl made a motion, seconded by Lois
Charen, to table discussion on the south bridge
until we have more information. He then
amended the motion, to table bridge repair until the annual meeting. Motion passed.
NEW BUSINESS:
Dick Potts made a motion, seconded by Mike
Woodruff, to approve hiring of a yoga instructor. Motion passed. Norm will appoint a committee to look into clarifying “solicitation.”
Lois Charen made a motion, seconded by
Frank Dawes, for the board to approve using
the beer and wine license on April 10th, 2015.
Motion passed.
Frank Dawes made a motion, seconded by
Mike Woodruff, to adjourn the meeting. Meeting adjourned at 2:00 p.m.
The next board agenda meeting will be April
7th at 9:00 a.m., with the board meeting on
April 15th at 1 p.m.
FLEA MARKET
By Aggie Taylor
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he day started cool, but turned into a
beautiful day.
We had a large crowd waiting in the lobby
when the doors open and continued until approx. 10 am. Sunshine Cafe started a little
early selling pies because they were getting so
many inquiries.
The reports I received on Monday from the different groups was that it was a great success.
There were so many volunteers that helped set
up and take down, I could not name each of
you but
THANKS, THANKS, THANKS.
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SHUFFLE CLUB NEWS
By Pete and Shirley Yoder
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he season for the competitive team
has come to an end. Even though
the standings for the team show us in 4th
place, our team showed true spirit and grit,
with many games being decided with the last
puck played. We are proud of our team members who gave of their time for the Monday
practice sessions, as well as the Tuesday afternoon tournaments. It has been a really fun
year.
Our final in-park tournament between MEN
verses WOMEN, ended with the Men being the
winners for 2015, and they have a trophy to
prove it. Check out the show case.
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IN MEMORIAM
Freeman Beachy
Shirley Bohn
Elsa Faust
Silver Faust
You never really leave a place
you love. Part of it you take with
you, leaving a part of yourself
behind.
The shuffle club is donating to OAKWOOD
MANOR a beautiful crafted show case, which
was built by one of our own, Art Bugelli. It is a
beautiful piece of furniture, and in case you
haven’t noticed, we even have trophies to display. Beth Reeves rescued two trophies from
past teams and they are polished and on display for all to see. We have added the new
trophies, along with the team picture from this
year. We thank the owners of this years trophies, for allowing us to display them in our
beautiful show case.
Sue Dillon, who was officially made a part of
the team, and has a red shirt to prove it, as our
club photographer, has been busy recording
the team events as well as the regular play
days. The photo albums are located in the bottom of the show case. Please feel free to view
these. Shirley Yoder assembled the album
and tells the story of our 2015 season.
well as the team events. Awesome job, Joyce.
Connie Lincoln wrote a poem in honor of our
“senior” shuffle team member, Harold Roth.
Elvin Stoltzus, George Manekas, and Simon
Bruinsma sang the poem to Harold. Mo
Manekas also wrote a poem, which was read
by George. We want to thank the banquet
committee, Gretchen Yoder, Gwen Newcomer
and Sue Dillon for putting together the event.
BEST EVER was the word at the courts today.
The shuffle club banquet was held on March
19, at the Der Dutchman. Sixty four people
enjoyed a family style dinner followed by the
reorganization of officers for the coming year,
and a short program. Joyce Klees put together
a video of events from regular play days as
With the end of March and many of our friends leaving, we still continue to have regular play days,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, QUARTER day.
So you still have time to come and play and enjoy
the little spot of paradise called Oakwood Manor.
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WELCOME TO
YOUR SHARE IN PARADISE
LADIES LUNCHEON
By Bette Lou Cookson
By Evelyn Ashbaugh
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ednesday, April 1st at 1:30. Please
be sure to sign-up in advance if
you are bringing a salad, and be sure to get
your $5.00 ticket. Tickets are sold at Saturday
Breakfast Club.
Contact Lydia Oddie for tickets and reservations or if you have any questions regarding
the lunch - 941-365-4602.
It's time for a fun fashion show. This one will
be put on by Kary's Kreations from Naples,
Florida. Sizes 6 to 16. You might like to come
early to shop. Any questions about the program call Bette Lou - 955-7102.
ANNUAL HOMEOWNERS PICNIC
By Aggie Taylor
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he weather was perfect, the food was
wonderful, the entertainment was unusually good, to Dave Short and his group we
say THANKS.
The Volunteers were outstanding inside and
outside, Cindy L. did a outstanding job for all
the door prizes there was so many.
The Board THANKS each of you for attending
and participating.
658 tickets were distributed and
were used. Again we say Thank You
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S
ometimes in doing these interviews, it is
somewhat difficult to get around to all
the "new" people that have moved into our
park. This is the case of the couple featured in
this month's article. It seems they "fell through
the cracks." To correct this, I was very happy
to do this interview so everyone can get to
know them.
I am referring to Jim Crowl and Heidi McDannald. They moved into this park in 2013. They
have made great friends & wonderful strides in
the couple of years they have been here.
They live at 3220 Aspen and are permanent
residents here. Many of you know Heidi for
working & helping out in our kitchen; many of
you know Jim because he is now one of our
board members. They are the very epitome of
what we need here in Oakwood Manor, willing
to give their time & efforts to make this a better
place.
Jim & Heidi visited friends here & chose this
place from the way it looked so inviting. Jim &
Heidi hail from Sunbury, Ohio. Jim graduated
from Ohio State & taught school for thirteen
years, Besides serving on the board, he does
many construction projects for our park. Heidi
has various hobbies, but lists travelling as being very important to her. Jim plays shortstop
when he is playing softball.
Jim has three children & seven grandchildren
& Heidi has one child. They both enjoy several
restaurants & named Ale House, Geckos, Joey
D's & Yummy's as some of their favorite ones.
Please get to know this fine couple, if you don't
already. Both of them are a credit to Oakwood
Manor & we are delighted to have them.
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NEW RESIDENTS
Open invite to All Home Owners and renters
A "THANK YOU" open House, APRIL 11, from
2:00-4:00, for Skip and Dave, as they prepare
to retire from Oakwood Realty.
Robert & Helen Brown
3334 Overcup Oak Terr
Kevin & Renee Cotter
20 White Oak Terr
This realty company has been instrumental
with all of us in purchasing our homes or rentals for the past years and are the reason we all
have our little corner of paradise right here in
Oakwood Manor.
David & Nancy Freshcom
3227 Oakwood Blvd S
Please stop by the club house for cake, punch
or coffee, and thank them for their service and
friendship, and wish them well as they begin
the next journey in their lives.
Leland Good
3401 Shingle Oak Terr
Sponsored by Oakwood residents.
For info watch Channel 2 and a poster in the
lobby.
Esther Galloway
411 Oakwood Blvd E
Joseph & Wilma Hostetler
3337 Spanish Oak Terr
Jacob & Lorraine Landis
3221 Aspen Terr
Brian & Sandra Mitchell
3228 Sycamore Terr
NEW ADDRESS
Be sure and let our
Sunshine Lady
know of anyone
who is sick
or in the hospital
Lydia Oddie
941-365-4602
Jens Richard & Marie Jeanne Paul
12 White Oak Terr
Paul & Lori Reimann
3334 Overcup Oak Terr
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THE BRICK PROJECT
SUNSHINE COMMITTEE
By Sharon Rump
By Lydia Oddie
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ast year there was a suggestion made
to have some bricks engraved in remembrance of some of our residents.
At a social meeting this season the subject was
brought up and research was done. The project was presented to the Board and we were
given the go ahead.
huge Thank You for all the delicious
pies, to all the dedicated volunteers
and to everyone participating in the Sunshine
Cafe. All the money raised will help cheer and
support many of our residents in the coming
year. Congratulations to Paula Boland winner
of the 50/50
A committee was formed and now our project
has gone full speed ahead. At recent activities
forms were passed out and checks signed and
turned in. While the original suggestion was for
memorial bricks, the project is now open to any
and all participants.
On March 25 an order for 66 bricks was submitted to Polar Engraving in Naples, FL. The
cost of each brick is $50 ($56 if clipart is desired). We should receive our completed bricks
early in April and some volunteers will install
them around the gazebo in two rows. We are
excited about this new venture and the response we have received.
If you have not had an opportunity to order a
brick, contact Sharon Rump for information.
This will be an ongoing venture.
WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY
By Bette Lou Cookson
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nce again we are getting back on
schedule. We will meet on
Wednesday, April 8th in the clubhouse, so
come out, bring a snack to share and whatever libation you prefer.
Any questions call Bette Lou - 955-7102
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TRAVEL TALK
MICE-K-TEERS
By Sharon Rump
By Sharon Rump
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n Thursday, April 23 we have an
opportunity to enjoy SEVEN
BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS at the
BROADWAY PALMS - FT MYERS. Begin
with salad bar, then indulge in the hot entree
buffet and the lavish dessert table. Sit back
and enjoy Seven Brides For Seven Brothers!
Going courtin’ has never been so much riproarin’ fun. Adam, the oldest of seven brothers,
goes to town to bring back a wife that can take
care of his family. He meets Millie and asks
her to marry him, but fails to mention all of his
brothers at home. When she discovers the
brothers, she sets out to make them the most
eligible bachelors around. Signup sheet on the
bulletin board. $84
Tuesday, May 19, arrive at the Giraffe Ranch
located outside of Dade City on 47 acres of
rolling countryside, with huge live oaks, native
orchids and lush pastures and wetlands. Board
the four wheel Safari tour vehicle to view each
of the native and exotic animals in their habitats with a Safari guide. See the ongoing conservation efforts with endangered species and
some that are extinct in the wild. On the Safari
you can feed Giraffe, Zebra and other animals
from Asia, Africa and the Americans. See the
working herd of Austrian Haflinger Horses and
the tiny Irish Dexter Cattle. Lunch is included
at Lunch On Limoges. Signup sheet on the
bulletin board—$99
We have information available on
a trip to Costa Rica
February
16-22,
2016. Details are
posted on the bulletin board. If you
have
questions,
call Sharon Rump
at 941-587-1927
A recent trip to Sunken Gardens
he Flea Market was a huge success
and I would like to thank all who donated, helped with setup and manned the
booth being top notch sellers on Market Day.
We cleared $575.50 which included a cash
donation.
The program for February lead by Jerry Cefola
was very interesting. He showed how you can
use the internet to learn all sorts of things with
YouTube being a source of information on a
multitude of subjects. We learned how to make
a earthtainer to grow tomato plants with little
tending. Thank you Jerry for sharing.
In March our own Professor Marcia Berkey will
talk to us on Capturing your story digitally…..This demonstration shares methods of
wonderful ways to capture the story of your life
or the lives of your loved ones. We will look at
ways to capture, tag, and do simple editing of
photos. Using photos in different software programs will also be covered along with ideas on
ways to capture and use audio files and movies. Resources will be shared on converting
hardcopy photos and memorabilia to digital
formats, digital scrapbooking/memory keeping
and some of the photo/story products available
(like photo books, blankets, playing cards,
etc). What’s your story and how might you
share it?
Our labs are beginning to slowly shut down.
Some of our volunteers are heading back to
their northern homes. We are looking for volunteers to staff the lab for an hour or two on a
time that would fit into your schedule. If you
can help us out, please call Sharon Rump.
Watch Channel 2 and the bulletin board for
scheduling.
Don’t forget to get your cookbook. Call Sharon
at 951-0984 to request one.
Happy Computing!.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
We would like to wish all of our residents a very Happy Birthday and we are listing the April birthdays here so you can send best wishes to your friends and neighbors on their special day. If there
are any errors or omissions please let the office know so our records can be updated. If you do
not wish your birthday to be listed, please notify Sharon Rump and she will make sure your name
is not published.
Apr 01
Apr 01
Apr 02
Apr 03
Apr 03
Apr 04
Apr 04
Apr 05
Apr 05
Apr 05
Apr 06
Apr 06
Apr 07
Apr 07
Apr 08
Apr 08
Apr 09
Apr 09
Apr 09
Apr 09
Apr 10
Apr 10
Apr 11
Apr 11
Apr 11
Apr 12
Apr 12
Apr 12
Apr 13
Apr 13
Beverly
Dorothy
Jane
Stan
Helena
Don
Renee
Gary
Gail
Denise
Joseph
Michael
Ralph
Dolly
Georges
Rosie
Tony
Mike
Helaina
Joan
Helen
Gertrude
Donald
Jerry
Mary
Dean
Anna
Joanna
Warren
Roy
Laier
Snyder
Clemons
Folts
Oliveira
Walter
Co"er
Monschein
Glickman
Hollinger
Lengacher
Mega
Miller
DeSimone
Lizo"e
Miller
Calvino
Woodruﬀ
Amadio
Judycki
Jurinek
Rowell
Sexton
Cefola
Lambright
Yoder
Feltner
Hedrick
Williamson
Noel
Apr 13
Apr 13
Apr 13
Apr 14
Apr 14
Apr 15
Apr 15
Apr 16
Apr 16
Apr 17
Apr 17
Apr 17
Apr 18
Apr 18
Apr 18
Apr 18
Apr 19
Apr 19
Apr 19
Apr 21
Apr 22
Apr 22
Apr 22
Apr 23
Apr 23
Apr 23
Apr 24
Apr 24
Apr 24
Apr 24
Lois
Sheron
Catherine
Jerry
Susan
Ronald
Lois
Rachel
Julie
Gene
Joan
Karen
James
Ze"a
Charlo"e
Beverly
Dan
Mary
Joan
Michael
Doris
Donna
Carmen
Gisela
Muriel
Terri
Ward
Alan
Gilles
Alma
Keinath
Albers
Dunn
Shortell
Pariseau
Frey
Shepherd
Meadows
White
Yoder
Corbeil
Stringer
Gray
Lengacher
Bilodeau
Newcomb
Miller
Buckley
Fawce"
Pinto
Ferris
Tonda
LaChance
Push
Desjardins
Buscher
Silsbee
Monschein
Arguin
Gingerich
Apr 24
Apr 25
Apr 25
Apr 26
Apr 26
Apr 26
Apr 26
Apr 27
Apr 28
Apr 28
Apr 30
Sandy
Jus;ne
Susan
Rose
Ruth
Nancy
Debbie
Fred
Neil
Shirley
Jane
Mitchell
Rabstein
Miller
Kelley
Stewart
For;er
McConnell
Sheehan
Harrison
Allen
Young
April 2015
Sunday
Mar 29
April 2015
Monday
30
Tuesday
31
Wednesday
Apr 1
Mar 29 - Apr 4
6
Easter Day
Apr 5 - 11
12
Apr 12 - 18
19
5:00pm Men's Club
Music/Hot Dogs
7
9:00am Pool excercise
10:00am Blood Pressure
1:00pm Maj Jongg
1:00pm Shuffle Board
6:15pm Line Dance
7:00pm Whist
13
14
8:00am Pancake
Breakfast
9:00am Pool excercise
1:00pm Maj Jongg
1:00pm Shuffle Board
6:15pm Line Dance
7:00pm Whist
20
9:00am
1:00pm
1:00pm
6:15pm
7:00pm
8
9:00am Agenda Meeting
9:00am Pool Exercise
6:15pm Hand & Foot
9:00am Pool Exercise
1:00pm Mice-k-teer
Meeting
6:15pm Hand & Foot
21
Pool excercise
Maj Jongg
Shuffle Board
Line Dance
Whist
9:00am Pool Exercise
6:15pm Hand & Foot
Mo
Tu
We
Th
Fr
Sa
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
Thursday
2
9:00am Pool Exercise
11:30am Ladies Lunch
12:30pm Cards
1:00pm Shuffle Board
7:00pm Euchre
5
15
9:00am
1:00pm
1:00pm
7:00pm
9:00am Pool excercise
9:00am Quilters
7:00pm Bingo
22
9:00am Pool Exercise
12:30pm Cards
1:00pm Shuffle Board
5:15pm Pot Luck Dinner
7:00pm Euchre
9:00am Pool excercise
9:00am Quilters
7:00pm Bingo
23
9:00am Pool excercise
9:00am Quilters
7:00pm Bingo
Apr 19 - 25
26
27
9:00am
1:00pm
1:00pm
6:15pm
7:00pm
Apr 26 - May 2
28
Pool excercise
Maj Jongg
Shuffle Board
Line Dance
Whist
9:00am Pool Exercise
6:15pm Hand & Foot
29
9:00am Pool Exercise
12:30pm Cards
1:00pm Shuffle Board
7:00pm Euchre
Mo
Tu
We
Th
Fr
Sa
3
10
17
24
31
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
Friday
30
9:00am Pool excercise
9:00am Quilters
7:00pm Bingo
Saturday
4
9:00am
9:00am
1:00pm
1:00pm
7:00pm
Crafters
Pool Exercise
Bridge
Shuffle Board
Marbles
10
9:00am Pool excercise
9:00am Quilters
7:00pm Bingo
16
Pool Exercise
Board Meeting
Shuffle Board
Euchre
Su
3
9
9:00am Pool Exercise
12:30pm Cards
1:00pm Shuffle Board
5:00pm Men's Club
Pizza/Trivia
7:00pm Euchre
May 2015
Su
9:00am Breakfast Club
7:00pm Spring Fling
Dance
11
9:00am Crafters
9:00am Pool Exercise
1:00pm Bridge
1:00pm Shuffle Board
5:00pm Men's
Appreciation Dinner
17
9:00am Breakfast Club
18
9:00am Crafters
9:00am Pool Exercise
1:00pm Book Club
Meeting
1:00pm Bridge
1:00pm Shuffle Board
7:00pm Marbles
24
9:00am Breakfast Club
25
9:00am Crafters
9:00am Pool Exercise
1:00pm Bridge
1:00pm Shuffle Board
5:00pm Men's Club
Spaghetti Dinner
May 1
9:00am Breakfast Club
2
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THE LADIES OF OAKWOOD
By Deanna Whitehead
Join us for a day of Good Food and Fun at the Sarasota Kennel Club.
Thursday, April 9th at noon.
$25.00 includes Hot Buffet, entry fee and program.
Call Deanna Whitehead
954-8059 for reservations.
Ladies of Oakwood enjoying a day on the water
Acorn
3330 Fruitville Road
Sarasota, Fl 34237