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The Islander
February 2015
Venice Isle Estates
603 Roma Road
Venice, Florida 34285
941-488-9648
Venice Isle Website: www.veniceisle.com
VIAC Website: www.viac.us
VALENTINE’S DAY
SUPPER CLUB
February 14, 2015
ATTENTION CRAFTERS
OLD AND NEW
Annual craft show Is Feb.21 2015
9:00AM to 2:00 PM
If you are interested in being in the craft show,
call Faith VanZanten, 941 483 3308
We are always looking for new, hand-made
crafts. Sorority will have a bake sale again.
This brings a lot of people in. All the proceeds
from the bake sale go to Cancer research. We
would appreciate anyone who would like to
help bake for the cause.
Thanks Faith
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Join us for an evening of fun
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Clubhouse #2
Ticket Price: $15.00 per person
A light supper will be served followed by
Venice Isles own “Pan’s People” in
THE U.S.O. SHOW
We will conclude the evening with two hours of
dancing to the music of: Debonair
Entertainment.
These are tables of 8-10 and only a limited
number are available.
Menu: Appetizer, Fresh Salad, Roast Chicken,
Potato, Rolls, Dessert, Coffee or Tea, B.Y.O.B.
and Soft Drinks
Sandi McCulloch – 941-882-4965
Director/Producer
MANAGER’S REPORT:
Carl Romano
Park Manager
I was not expecting a change with our
maintenance staff personnel, but some issues
came up and we felt is best to make some
changes. The timing wasn’t ideal as we just
started our busiest time of the year. We
decided it was best to former maintenance staff
employee Bill Crowe to be let go. Bill had
worked for the Park for several years and had
become less productive in completing his
duties. I also thought that it was a good time for
me to get more involved with the day to day
operations of the maintenance staff. That
decision did not sit well with our former
maintenance supervisor Duane Card, so
Duane and his wife Cathy decided to quit their
jobs here at Venice Isle. Cathy was an
exemplary employee. She worked hard, was
well liked, and her services will be missed.
When Duane first came to work for us, he said
he intended to raise the bar on the Park’s level
of service and appearance. Duane was very
instrumental in helping the Board and
management
to
make
many
needed
improvements. He deserves a lot of the credit
for the improved appearance of the Park,
including the numerous landscaping projects
Duane was a part of. I think when we have
Shareholders working for Venice Isle that it
increases the job pressure on the employees.
If it’s your day off and you are just hanging
around the Park, you will also have people
approach you with park issues. Anyway, it is
imperative that we move on. On behalf of the
VIHO Board of Directors and myself, I would
like to thank Bill Crowe, Duane Card and Cathy
Card for their years of valuable service to the
Park. Their service is very much appreciated
and we wish them all well in their future
endeavors.
I think the Renters Orientation Meeting that we
held on January 2, 2015 went well. I was able
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to speak to our seasonable visitors about the
Park’s traffic regulations, trash, and guest
policies. We also were able to inform them
about the Islander Newsletter and the in-house
TV channel and also about our courtesy bus
services. I also have some ideas about
creating an Orchid Garden near the miniature
golf course, with the flowering plants being lent
or donated to the Park. Anyone interested in
helping with the Orchid Garden should contact
me. I would love to hear what ideas you have.
PRESIDENT’S CORNER
I would like to second the message of our
manager’s info concerning personnel here in
Venice Isle.
The other issues I would like to address are the
plans for 2015. The most pressing issue is our
road maintenance program. The Board is
currently exploring the options open to us for
maintaining and conserving the roads. This is a
huge issue that must be addressed this
summer. It has been 6 years since we have
done any major work on them and they are
starting to show the wear. Whatever the course
we take, it will be a very expensive project.
Fortunately we do have the money in reserve.
We are looking to rehab at least one other lake
this summer. We are not doing these lakes for
appearance, but they are actually retention
ponds and are crucial for runoff of rains and
the infrastructure of the park. In numerous
locations they have eroded lawns by several
feet over the recent years. Once they are done,
they should be fine for many years to come.
Other than routine maintenance or any
unforeseen problems these will be the only
issues addressed this year.
Respectfully submitted
Brooke Appleby , President
Our sales commission is a low 5 and 1/2 % of
the sale price so call me about how I can help.
Sale of Home Reminder
If you are selling your home personally or
through an outside Real Estate Agency, please
contact the Administration Office or have your
agent come into the Administration Office for
the proper procedures.
If you are interested in the homes we have,
please stop by the office and I would love to
show you around the Park.
Neville Demo,
Broker for Venice Isle Real Estate Sales
1-941-920-4598 anytime cell
.
Are you a New Home Owner?
NOTES FROM NEVILLE:
Welcome Back
HELP, HELP HELP!! I am running out of
homes to sell and buyers are still looking even
in the dog days of August. We have had a
great start the first part of the year and home
values are increasing. If you are thinking of
selling, please call me to discuss what your
values have increased to. We are still at only 5
homes for sale in the Park. If you are looking
to buy, do not wait too long. We always have a
list of homes on the office door. This is a small
number for sale in our Park, and they are going
fast as fast I list them. We are in need of
homes to sell since our inventory is so low. If
you are thinking of ending your stay in
paradise, I am sorry, but give me a call and I
will be glad to talk with you about how I can
help. If you have any questions, we will be
glad to offer our expertise in the Venice Isle
real estate market. We are the number one
property seller in Venice Isles and do not take
your buyers to other Parks.
Don’t forget Venice Isle Real Estate is your
company! When Venice Isle Real Estate Sales
makes a sale (buying or selling) 30% is paid to
the park, keeping your maintenance fees
lower. When an outside real estate company
sells a home in our Park (buying or selling),
None of their commission goes back to the
Park. So whether you are buying OR selling,
use your company to help support your Park.
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If you have purchased a home in Venice Isle In
the past 6-10 months, give me a call so I can
set up an appointment to bring you some
information about the park and own town of
Venice. Give me a call so we can get together.
Thank you.
Janet Keckler
VI Greeter
941-488-5511
Trouble with a Utility-
Call the utility
company you are having a problem with, not
the Administration Office. You will receive
better service calling yourself. Questions will
be asked that only you can answer.
Islander Mailing Service:
Mindi Holtz has taken over the Islander Mailing
Service. If you are interested in receiving the
Islander via mail when you go up north after
season, please contact Mindi at 941-467-0317.
You will need self-addressed stamped ($1.62)
9 x 11 envelopes for the months you would like
your Islander mailed. The Islander can be
viewed on the VIAC website at www.viac.us.
-e-mailed
or
email
attachment
to
[email protected] – typed name, phone
number and date required
THE ISLANDER:
The deadline for The
Islander articles is the 11th of the month at
noon. I would appreciate receiving the articles
as early as possible. Forms are located in a
file holder on the Clubhouse 2 veranda wall by
the Bulletin Board, pool side. Please follow the
guidelines and instructions so that your
announcement will be printed. E-mail articles
to [email protected] or put in the box
under the file holder.
Thank you,
Sharyn Morgan – 859-907-2960
GUIDELINES FOR ISLANDER ARTICLES,
MESSAGES & INPUT
(The purpose of the Islander is to provide
information to our residents, renters, and
guests regarding Venice Isle Estates’ interests
and activities)
All copy is subject to editing (punctuation,
grammar, spelling, etc.) by the Editor.
No complaints, opinions, or personal political
messages will be accepted for publication.
The Islander is not a forum for letters to the
Editor.
The Editor shall determine the appropriateness
of any submitted material. If the suitability of
material is questionable, the Editor will confer
and defer to the President of the VIHO Board
of Directors or his/her designee’s decision.
Except for volunteer services, all commercial
advertising must be placed through the
publisher (On Trac Publishing).
The
Advertising Sales Manager sets the rates by
contract and is responsible for determining
acceptance.
Articles/Messages/Input will be acceptable in
the following formats:
-printed on standard paper – printed name,
signature, phone number and date required
-typed on standard paper – material typed in all
capital letters will not be accepted
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NO MESSAGES BY PHONE WILL BE
ACCEPTED.
Completed “inputs” should be enclosed in a
sealed envelope addressed to the “Islander”
and placed only in the “Islander Box” outside
the West entrance to Clubhouse #2 (poolside)
Deadline for submission: Noon on the 11th
of every month.
Thank you. Your cooperation in using these
procedures is most appreciated.
VIHO, Inc. Board of Directors
Sharyn Morgan – Editor
859-907-2960
COPIES FOR VIAC ACTIVITIES: The
VIAC copier is located in the Lido Room
(Poker Room) in CH2. The request folder is
now located on a shelf placed on the copier
cabinet. The folder with copies is placed on
the second shelf located on the copier cabinet.
Please include a contact name with your
request. VIAC will not reimburse anyone for
copies made elsewhere.
Priscilla Conklin- 485-9295
Venice Isle Activity Website:
VIAC.US ( www.viac.us ) is your Venice Isle
Activity web site. We also post the latest VI
Islander on our front page throughout the year.
If you have any questions, comments, or
suggestions, please let us know at
[email protected]
Thank you, Lynn Bailey, Webmaster
Need Sound for Your Event?
RECYCLING
Please remember to give five days’ notice for
your event or function. This includes all weekly
or monthly events.
In addition, your
performer(s) must contact me before they
perform to ensure that sound, lighting and
musical selections are discussed fully before
the performance.
Skip Martinek- 483-3516
Rob Holsgrove- 244-7757
PLEASE RECYCLE
Blue Bins
Aluminum cans/foil trays
Steel/tin cans and lids
Aerosol cans (empty-no caps)
Glass bottles and glass jars (no lids)
Drink boxes
Milk/juice cartons
Plastic bottles w/shoulders and necks (no
caps)
Venice Isle Name Tags
It's that time of year again to order your
name tag, if you would like one. It can
be worn at all Venice Isle activities.
Please wear your name tag to introduce
yourself at any and all of the many
activities you attend.
Prices are as follows:
Pin - $5.75---tax included
Magnet - $6.00---tax included
Red Bins
Newspaper (including inserts)
Magazines, Catalogs, Phone Books
Brown Paper Bags
Corrugated Cardboard (no larger than 2’x3’)
Writing and office paper
Junk Mail
Envelopes (including window envelopes)
No plastic lids or metal covers ever
No clear plastic containers from the food at
the grocery store (i.e., cookies, muffins or
prepared food items.
Please contact Marna Corbus @941-4129213 if interested.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE
Waste Management/Trash: All garbage,
yard waste, and recycles will be picked up on
Thursdays only. If you are in doubt as to what
goes in the red and blue bins, if something
should be bagged or bundled or how long or
heavy it is supposed to be- call Waste
Management – 493-4100.
Remember:
The dumpster in the
Maintenance Compound is not for disposal
of appliances, carpeting, flooring, etc. Call
Waste Management for an appointment.
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Ticket sales at V.I.
Volunteers are the lifeblood of this park. Let's
show them how much we appreciate them.
Please be considerate and do not call them or
visit them at their homes before 9 am or after 9
pm.
Ticket sale times are listed in the Islander and
on the bulletin board and on channel 195.
Thank you for supporting our activities.
Channel (195)
Announcements: Currently only channel 195
is available for in-house dissemination of
information. Comcast has removed all other
channels for their use. If you wish to input any
information on the VIC channel, please note
that forms are available in the San Marco
Room (Billiard Room) at CH2. There is a
pocket with blank pink sheets that must be
used to submit articles for the channel.
Completed forms should be put into the slot
adjacent to the blank sheet pocket. Only pink
forms will be accepted. Please, no phone calls
or e-mails. Information is provided on the back
of the forms. There are several VIC channel
coordinators processing these sheets so
please print legibly and include your name and
phone number. If you have any questions,
please drop a note into the slot and one of the
coordinators will call you back as soon as
possible.
Picture Directory
If you had your picture taken this past winter
for the Park Directory, the books are available
for pick-up. Call Diane Tarr at 941-486-0816
or e-mail at [email protected] for availability.
Park Directory
The Park Directories are in and available for
pick up during office hours, 9am – 2pm. One
per household please.
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Clubhouse #1 Bulletin Board:
To keep the Bulletin Board orderly and to have
available space to post as many notices as
possible, please do the following:
1. Use 3x5” index cards or paper.
2. Mark the date you are posting the notice on
the right bottom corner.
3. Post it in the area assigned: ‘Rentals, Want
to Rent, For Sale, Services, etc.’
4. Notices will remain for 30 days. You may
re-date, if needed.
5. Please remove or have someone remove
your posting when your property is rented or
sold.
Venice Isle Courtesy Bus
Our bus leaves from both Clubhouses at
approximately 9:30 am, 11:30 am, and 2:30
pm., Monday through Thursday except for
Holidays. You may arrange with the driver,
Don Black, for the pickup or your return trip.
However, if you leave the Park on a 2:30 pm
bus, you will need to provide your own
transportation back to Venice Isle Estates.
Note: The Wednesday 11:30 am bus only
goes to the Venice Village Shops and Wal-Mart
if requested. On request, passengers will be
taken to Venice Beach, Venice Library, Venice
Regional Medical Center and Health Park,
downtown Venice, grocery stores, Doctor’s
offices, etc. Please call the Administration
Office, 488-9648, for further information and to
make special requests. There is no charge to
the residents for this service.
SPRING FASHION SHOW
UPCOMING EVENTS
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
February 18, 2015
Clubhouse #2, Venetian Room
9am – 10:30amNow that your heart has been
pierced by Cupid on Valentine’s Day, come
and have your blood pressure taken. Hope to
see everyone.
Mary Nuzzo
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
On Sunday, Feb. 15, the church that meets at
VI will celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversaries.
If you are reaching that milestone in 2015, we’d
love to have you join us at our worship service.
We must know ahead of time that you want to
be included, therefore, we ask you to contact
our church secretary, Joyce Durbin. You can
call her at (Cell) 813-841-4863 or send an
email to her [email protected] .
Please do so no later than Mon., Feb. 9. At
this service we honor those VI residents who
have achieved 50 years or more of marriage.
We also honor the two couples living at VI who
are present and have been married the
longest. Those achieving 50 years of marriage
in 2015 are invited to renew their vows, have
their picture taken, and receive our blessing.
The 50th Wedding Anniversary service is on
Sunday, Feb. 15. The service starts at
9:20AM and is held at Clubhouse 1.
Pastor Liz Jensen 941 493-1420
Wed. March 4th - 1 pm CH 2
Refreshments - Prizes
Fashions by "Anthonys"
Ticket price $6.00 pp
Tkt sales: Sat. 2/14 8-10 am CH 2
Gen-483-3339 Joan 483-3516
Sponsored by Beta Sigma
All proceeds to Cancer Research
PENNSYLVANIA/OHIO DINNER
The Pennsylvania/Ohio Dinner has been
cancelled. Pennsylvania is included in the TriState/Canada Dinner (along with New Jersey
and New York) There is not an Ohio Dinner
planned at this time.
Joanne Bartholomew
941-223-7595
CELEBRATION OF LIFE
On Saturday, February 28 at 1 PM in
Clubhouse 1, the Church that meets at Venice
Isle will celebrate the lives of loved ones who
died in 2014. We will remember and celebrate
by name those you ask us to include in the
service. If you would like the life of your
deceased loved one celebrated during the
service, please call Joyce Durbin, our Church
Secretary, at (Cell) 813-841-4863 or send an
email to: [email protected] .
There will be a table for you to place a
memento of your deceased loved one, e.g. a
picture, a possession, or their name on a card.
The service will be a “Christian” Celebration of
Life that will include readings from Christian
Scripture, prayer, singing, reading the names
of the deceased, and a message from Pastor
Liz. The service is open to ALL residents
(owners and renters) at VIE. Please join us as
we remember and celebrate God’s gift of love
shared through the special people He brought
into our lives
Pastor Liz Jensen 941 493-1420
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MARCH PARK DINNER
MOVIE
Sunday Feb 8th - 7 pm CH 2
JERSEY BOYS, directed by Clint Eastwood.
rated R - for extreme language
Popcorn, BYOB, Admission $1.00
Skip - 483-3516
BANDANARAMA
Saturday, March 28th 7:30-10:30 pm CH 2
BYOB & Snacks
Tkts: $10.00 pp
Friday, March 6th
5:30pm - CH #2
ST. PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATION
Salad
Corned Beef, Cabbage & Roasted Chicken
Carrots & Seasoned Boiled Potatoes
Green Cake
Entertainment by First Brass of Sarasota
(Bag Pipes)
$14.00 PP
Ticket Sales Sat. Feb 10th 8-10am CH#2
Feb 28th 8-10am CH#2
Shirley 419-561-1432
Music by Bandana
Tkt sales: Saturday March 14th 8-10am
Joan - 483-3516
PARK BREAKFAST
Sat. Feb 14th 8-10 am
Choice of Blueberry Pancakes, or Biscuits &
Gravy, or Scrambled Eggs & Ham
$4/00 per person
Dennis Westra 488-4113
FEBRUARY PARK DINNER
Friday, February 6th
5:30pm – CH #2
Tossed Salad
Carved Roast Pork Loin w/gravy & applesauce
Roasted Red Potatoes
Baby Green Beans
Strawberry Shortcake & Beverage
Entertainment by Venice Isle Men’s Glee Club
$ 14. PP
Ticket Sales Feb. 10th 8-10am CH#2
Feb 28th 8-10am CH#2
Shirley – 419-561-1432
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TRI-STATE/CANADA DINNER
(N.Y., N.J., Pa., Canada)
Meet Your Friends & Neighbors
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Clubhouse #2
Appetizers @ 5pm
Dinner @ 5:45pm “Chicken Marsala”
BYOB
Music & Dancing with “Bruce Stone”
$13.00 pp
The evening includes dancing, door prizes,
50/50 raffle.
Ticket sales at February Pancake Breakfast
Tables are reserved for groups of 8-10 guests
Tickets and info contact Edie – 421-3225
Carol – 488-0526
POKER RUN/CHILI FEED
Sunday, March 1
CH#2 – 3;00PM
$7.00 per person
We’re introducing a new activity here in Venice
Isle In association with the newly formed Golf
Cart Klub, you will gather at CH#2 on the
Veranda between 3:15 and 3:30 to pick up a
map and a starting point. Via golf cart, bicycle,
car, or on foot, you will visit five host sites
located around the park to enjoy snacks,
drinks, meet new friends and socialize with all.
Name badges are strongly encouraged.
The Golf Cart Klub members have volunteered
to host the neighborhood sites which we will
locate throughout the park. You will pick up
one chit from each host. After socializing and
receiving a chit from each host, you will go to
CH#2 to exchange chits from your poker hand.
Your poker hand will be recorded to determine
winning hands.
The chili and cornbread dinner will begin
around 4:30 with serving from the clubhouse
kitchen. Chili will be mild with additional spices
available for you to increase your personal
heat level. Drinks and table service will be
provided. BYOB. After dinner, there will be
prizes awarded for best poker hand drawn.
Tickets will be sold at the February pancake
breakfast on Feb. 14 at CH#2 from 8:3010:00jam. We welcome your cash or checks.
For further information, call Loretta Scott at
941-485-5403
DANCING FOR A CURE
Sponsored by the Beta Sigma Chapter
Phi Beta Psi
February 28, 2015
7:00 – 10:00pm
CH#2
$10.00 pp
Get on the dance floor with MOMENTS 2
REMEMBER. Their genre include hits of the
50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s through today.
For tickets, call Marilyn Vincent 483-4561 or
Joetta LaPole 480-0460. Tickets also for sale
at the February Pancake Breakfast.
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2015 STAR ENTERTAINMENT
Wed. Feb 11th CH # 2 $ 15. pp
THE SHINDIGS
This dynamic group comprised of five lead
vocalists who perform 100% live. This groovin’
rhythm section is guaranteed to make you feel
good. Their specialty is the music of the 50’s,
60’s, and 70’s, played just the way you
remember it…note for note.
Gen – 483-3339 Joan 483-3516
This show is open-seating.
6pm. No reserved seating.
Doors open at
There are a few seats available at
this time for the following shows:
Sunday, February 22 7 pm CH 2
NIGHT OF COMEDY
Sunday, March 8 7 pm CH 2
STRING FEVER
Tickets are $15.00 pp
VIAC APPROVED CASINO TRIPS
Tuesday, February 17th, 2015
$25.00pp
Location Hard Rock Casino in Tampa. If over
32 people, free Bingo (3- $50 prizes)
Bus leaves CH#2 (by Bocce Courts) at 9am
(arrive by 8:30am). Bus returns to CH#2
around 4:45PM. Sign up sheet at CH#1.
For more info or sign up call Joe Zalewski @
486-4257 or Claude LeVasseur @ 484-0421
MENS’ GLEE CLUB
This noted, enjoyed and popular group may be
suddenly challenged for survival. Our numbers
are down but lingering veterans wish to add to
the roughly 33 years of singing enjoyment. A
band of near 30 or more men in past years has
dwindled to about 2 dozen.
The above
reference to enjoyment speaks, we know, for
not only our own but for audiences up and
down this coast, north and south, entertaining
thousands of people. For our own residents,
we have performed about 30 Spring Concerts,
mostly sell-outs. Let the “Sound of Music”
continue at V.I. Estates. Consider, no decide,
to join our fun, our contribution to so many
folks with well-directed music. Let’s make it
impossible to say, “gosh, we miss that Men’s
Glee Club”. Waiting to hear from you!
Mel Studley 488-2359, Glee Club Member and
Coordinator link to VIAC
VENICE ISLE KNITTERS
January 7, 2015 - Today I PP'd 51 knitted
items to World Vision in Swickley, PA. Box
22. It contained 19 caps from Susan
Holsgrove's mother Helen Dubbin. Hope she
doesn't forget her knitting needles when she
visits VI in February!!!!
5 caps and 2 blankets from Susan - 3 sweaters
from Leah Birdsall - 11 caps from Shirley
Dawson - 2 sweaters from Janet Beardsley. 5
sweaters from Rita Belden, plus my thanks for
sewing my sweaters.
Thanks to John Dubbin and the gal at the PP
office who toted the box from house to car and
car to PP office. Just can't do it anymore!!!! As
everything else, PP rates have increased.
This box #22 cost $32.98.
The Venice Library has asked me to display
our knitted items again in May!!!
I have yarn - keeping those needles clicking!!!!
Dolly Richards 485-9374
VI QUILTERS
We meet every Thursday morning at 9:30 am
for our general meeting in the Tuscany Room
at Clubhouse 1 and on Monday afternoons at
1:00 pm in the Tuscany Room for workshops
and extra help. If you quilt or are interested in
quilting, please join us. Our Quilt Show is
scheduled for Sunday, March 15th from 1:00 4:00 pm.
Peggy McAuliffe
[email protected]
207-332-8670
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VENICE ISLE SINGLES
Meeting February 19 at Club House #1 in the
Tuscany Room at 1; 00. All Single Men &
Women are invited to hear from the Art Center
telling us all about the History of the Center
and what changes they have made in the last
few years.
So please come and join us and wear your
name tag and bring along your calendar so you
can sign up for our tour of the Channel 7 TV
Station.
Joyce Clark 484-0780
VENICE ISLE READERS
VENICE ISLE GARDENERS
Garden Trip
We meet on the second and fourth Wednesday
of the month in the Venetian Room, CH#2 at
10:00am
from
November
thru
April.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
February 11th – Planning Meeting - Select
Books for 2015-2016
February 25th “The Good Earth” by Pearl S.
Buck.
We have books available for you to borrow.
Just call one of our Librarians. Questions: Call
Phyllis Rinke 941-488-7861 or Rhonda Leroux
941-483-4274
Winter Librarian: Dotty Tabor 320-846-9623
Summer Librarian: Mary Kennedy 941-8824456
VI Gardeners will visit Lemon Bay Garden
Club’s beautiful gardens and Englewood
Farmers
Market
on
February
19th.
EVERYONE is welcome to go. You may bring
lunch or buy it there. The bus will leave from in
back of CH2 at 9:00am and return at 2:00pm.
You MUST RESERVE a seat by calling Nancy
(488-1486) or Pat (485-2046)
We are also planning a walk of VI yards in
March. If you or someone you know would like
to have their yard on the list that people may
visit, please contact Nancy or Pat. We are also
looking for prizes for this occasion. If you know
of something which could be used, please call
us. Thank you for your help.
VENICE ISLE SINGLES
Meeting February 19 at Club House #1 in the
Tuscany Room at 1; 00. All Single Men &
Women are invited to hear from the Art Center
telling us all about the History of the Center
and what changes they have made in the last
few years.
So please come and join us and wear your
name tag and bring along your calendar so you
can sign up for our tour of the Channel 7 TV
Station.
Joyce Clark 484-0780
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Computer Club
The Venice Isle Computer Club is offering
technical
assistance
to
residents
on
Wednesday afternoons 1:00 to 3:00 PM in the
Rialto Room at Clubhouse 2. This service will
be provided each Wednesday through March.
Volunteers will help with a wide range of
computer problems and needs on an individual
basis. There will be not be a formal class due
to the wide range of software and hardware
devices that are being used by today’s Venice
Isle residents.
We have an urgent need for more volunteers
to help with computers here at Venice Isle. If
you have interests and abilities with computers,
we would very much appreciate having you join
our volunteer team. Also, if you know anyone
with these skills please encourage them to
volunteer. If you wish to do so, contact either
Alan or Mert or just come to the computer room
on Wednesdays.
If you are having computer problems that are
beyond the efforts of our volunteers, or in need
of immediate attention, you are encouraged to
call one of the local computer shops which
have a wider range of services to offer. We
will attempt to maintain a list of nearby
businesses that should be able to help with
most computer problems. We have found the
following three firms are known to offer
competent and fairly priced services:
LeaderChip, 744 East Venice Ave., 941-2073800
MicroTek, 1776 South Tamiami Trail, 941-4088222
Paradise Computer, 1832 South Tamiami Trail,
941-493-5126
If you want other firms added to this list, please
let us know.
Also, if you have any problems with any of
these businesses we would also like to know
about that, too. The recommended list will be
modified accordingly. We obviously cannot be
responsible for the business practices of any of
these outside firms.
We only offer
recommendations
to
give
you
some
assistance. You should feel free to choose any
firm with which you are comfortable doing
business.
Alan Metcalf 231-250-0856
Mert Johnsrud 941-488-5983
CERAMICS
We will meet on Thursday afternoon at 1:00
pm in the Sorrento Room at Clubhouse 1. If
you are interested, please join us. Paint and
all the tools that you will need are provided.
Lessons are also free. Make your sweetheart
a Valentine mug!
Peggy McAuliffe
[email protected]
207-332-8670
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RISE & SHINE AEROBICS - YEAR
ROUND
The Rise & Shine exercise group meets
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at
8:30 am in Clubhouse #1. Feel the beat with
our new sound system and work out at your
own pace. We follow up with weight exercises.
This is a great way to start out your day. All
are welcome.
TENNIS
TENNIS TALK -The tennis courts here at VI
are buzzing with activity as casual play and
inter-park competition continue. We have been
blessed with good weather and court time is
now at a premium with our numbers increasing
daily. On Monday and Thursday from 4 to 5
PM, residents and renters can take advantage
of drill sessions aimed at beginners and
seasoned players both. The instructor is Alan
Metcalf who coached tennis before retiring. On
February 15, the group will enjoy a gettogether at the Tiki Hut including snacks and
music. Note: Depending on such factors as
skill level and wait time, a vigorous singles
tennis match can burn up to 500 calories in an
hour, while a doubles match can burn up to
380! Tennis also increases flexibility and
endurance. So get in the swing of things! It's
your serve!
Mimi Cacciatore 412-0707
VENICE ISLE MEN’S GOLF LEAGUE
TUESDAY MIXED GOLF
The Venice Isle Men’s Golf League plays 18
holes each Thursday at Oyster Creek Golf &
Country Club in Englewood.
We are four weeks into the schedule with 40
players enjoying friendly competition and
fellowship.
New friends are always welcome. Entry fee
$35.00 for prizes and annual dinner including
spouses.
Sign up each Wednesday at CH1 between
8am and 9am
Doug Jones 483-3921
Tom Gosler 441-8656
Jim Chastain 412-4142
Dan Donovan 978-853-4388
We play every Tuesday at Venice Golf course.
Our tee time is 10-30. Someone from your
group must sign the sign-up sheet in Club
house #1. Arrive a little early to secure your
spot in the bag line. We pay our own green
fees and don’t forget to mention that you are
with Venice Isle to get your discount. For more
information you may contact Frank Bifaro at
485-5026.
SHUFFLEBOARD LEAGUE
New players welcome for practice at CH#1
courts at 1pm on Mondays and Fridays.
BINGO
Thursdays – 6:30pm – CH2
Dayle and Ed Kohut
WATER AEROBICS – YEAR ROUND
41 League Standings are listed:
Venice Shuffle Club
Wins 191, Losses 97
Japanese Gardens
Wins 168, Losses 120
Lake Village
Wins 162, Losses 126
Venice Isle
Wins 132, Losses 156
Spanish Lakes
Wins 112, Losses 176
Ridgewood
Wins 99 , Losses 189
Interested in joining us? Please call Captain,
Pat Hill 941-244-2600
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fridays at the
Clubhouse #2 pool. Hope to see you there.
Billie Lindstead – 445-5170
MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES
We meet at Club House 1 at 6:45 with table
assignments drawn at 6:50. You must be
present at 6:50 to participate that night.
Domino players are welcome and encouraged.
Carl Risch – 445-5170
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WALKING WORKOUT- CH#2
(Meeting Year Round)
We exercise in CH#2 every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 8:30 am. The
session lasts 45 minutes using primarily
walking fitness exercises by Leslie Sansone.
Please bring your own hand weights and plan
to experience a lively, energizing workout.
Anyone is welcome, and you can modify the
exercise according to your individual abilities.
Mike & June Buckley- 244-0587
TEXAS HOLD-EM 2014
Monday night’s at 6:30 PM and Thursday’s
morning at 10 AM sharp, in the Lido room CH2.
$10 buy-in and an optional $1 high hand. Both
games have been well attended, so come on
over and enjoy the fun.
John Abbott 485-7893-Bill Bibeault 485-3436
TAI CHI
Hope everyone had great Holidays and safe
travels. Again this season Ellen will be working
with beginners while I will be helping the more
advanced people. If you don’t know what Tai
Chi is about, come and watch/participate in this
ancient Chinese art form of moving meditation,
moving yoga, slow motion martial arts or Tai
Chi dance; whichever name you prefer. Even
though the motions are not strenuous the
health benefits are numerous as attested to by
the Mayo Clinic and John Hopkins University
Hospital. Come play Tai Chi with the group
Tuesdays and Thursday 8:30-9:30, usually at
Clubhouse 2.
Chris Wallhouse
941-375-2164
[email protected]
MAHJONGG LESSONS
BOCCE
We are back for another season of bocce. We
are already playing on Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday at 9am. The traveling team
practices on Thursday but there is plenty of
room for all who want to play. We have an inpark league which will be starting in January,
so watch for more information on that. Last
year we had 9 teams and had a great time. So
come and try your hand at it. We are always
looking for more players.
Don’t know how to play bocce? Come and join
us as we all will be glad to teach you.
Pat Hill
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We will be playing and teaching Mahjongg at
CH#1 in the Tuscany Room at 6:30 pm on
Wednesday nights. The cards and games are
furnished. Men and Women are welcome. Call
Jean DeLoreto, 488-1521.
VI BRIDGE PLAYERS
We need you on Monday nights at 7 P.M.,Club
House #1 or Saturday nights at 7 P.M., Club
House #2.
Call Leah Birdsall 483-3579 or Jane Renner
480-1693.
COUNTRY LINE DANCING
BEGINNERS
Free
COME JOIN THE FUN!!!!
Let’s Learn Together
January thru March
Clubhouse #1, 12:30 – 1:30pm
Darlene Thomas 740-973-1028
[email protected]
HORSESHOES
Wednesdays, 10am
League is open to everyone, male or female,
experienced or non-experienced players.
Come on down to the pits behind CH1, and we
will hook you up with a partner
John Abbott 485-7893
Like the game?
Come and play on
Wednesday nights at 7:00pm – Clubhouse #2,
Venetian Room. .25 cent entry fee for 6
games. What a deal!
FUN NIGHT LINE DANCING
VI TRIVIA
Fun Night Line Dancing on Mondays in club
house 2 at 7pm. We also meet at 6:30 pm for
review and for beginners. So come and join us
for an hour of fun and great exercise and
dance to some of your all-time favorites and as
always, there is no charge. For more
information you may contact Frank or Sue
Bifaro at 485 5026
CRIBBAGE
Join us February 18 at 7 pm in CH2 for a fun
night of trivia. Six people per team and all the
cash goes for prizes.
Betty Bellany
941-244-0985
MONDAY MORNING BOWLING
Remember that any new bowler can join at any
time they get into the park. No past dues for
any week missed. Submitted by Claude
LeVasseur 941-484-0421
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The VENICEISLEVINE
FRIDAY BOWLING
It was a tight race to capture 1st. place, but the
team of the Wanabes managed to beat out the
Buckeyes consisting of Mary Haddox, Phyllis
Sewell, Loretta PIckett and David Welsh.
The team Alleycats consisting of Kathryn Ladu,
Lois Dobbie, Doris Meyer and Bob Kennedy
and the Spartans consisting of Carmen Rainke,
Mary Egbertson, Liz Pogwizd, and Jim Lamar
finished tied for 4th. The team of Fire and Ice
had honorable mention consisting of Pat
Wolverton, Doris Ott, Arlene Mondry, and
Frank Orlowski. We were able to add two more
teams for the 2nd. half making 12 full teams.
If you are interested in subbing, call me and I'll
put you on the list.
Jean DeLoreto 488-1521
PICKLEBALL
Saturdays & Sundays
Foxworthy Park
12 Noon
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THE SOUTH COUNTY PANTRY
PROUD OF YOU!
VENICE ISLE HAS DONATED
$5,865.50
TO THE SOUTH COUNTY PANTRY
IN 2014
PLUS THOUSANDS OF POUNDS
OF FOOD
Here comes the month of FEBRUARY in all its
glory. There are some wonderful events that
happen during this month. Some of these are
silly and others are interesting. Did you know
Skippy Peanut Butter was created in 1933?
The Bottle cap was patented in 1822. The
Monopoly Board Game developed in 1935.
The La-Z-Boy chair was developed in 1948.
Mr. DuPont invented Nylon in 1937. Oh, yes,
that little wooden item, the toothpick, was
patented in 1872. That chocolate Tootsie Roll
was created in 1896. The first movie Cartoon
was shown in February 1909. Of course, there
are thousands more items that were
created/invented and developed in February.
Least but not last, the Pocket was developed in
1590, but it was not until 1784 that pockets
were sewn into modern garments. That’s all
Folks!!
Last month, the author Deb Martinson, a
former
Homeless
Person,
suggested
THINKING LIKE A HOMELESS PERSON
WHEN PURCHASING/DONATING FOOD
ITEMS. She had many ideas that you might
think about when donating food. 1) Make sure
you leave the labels on the packages
especially if they are GLUTEN-FREE AND
ALLERGEN-FREE. 2) Make it easy to open:
packaging and pouches are better than pull-top
cans, which are better than traditional cans. If
you receive perfectly good can goods, but have
no way of opening the can…the can is useless
to you. 3) The food bank may want non-food
items, like soap, toilet paper, tampons and
pads, diapers and pet food because these
cannot be purchased with food stamps. IF
YOU READ THE TOP PORTION OF THIS
ARTICLE,
YOU
NOTICED
HOW
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WONDERFUL YOU ARE! CAN YOU IMAGE
YOU ARE APART OF THIS AMAZING FEAT!
ON BEHALF OF THE SOUTH COUNTY
PANTRY AND THE VENICE VOLUNTEERS
THAT TRANSPORT YOUR DONATIONS,
THREE CHEERS FOR BLESSING OTHERS
WITH YOUR DONATIONS.
Here is a list of items the Food Pantry needs
most of the time: Beef stew, corned beef, tuna,
chicken, salmon, canned fruits and vegetables,
various types of beans, powdered milk, baby
food, hamburger/tuna helper, jam, jelly, honey,
family size peanut butter, juices, muffin mix,
pancake/baking mixes, dry pasta, instant
potatoes, dry/boxed rice, soup, soup mixes,
spaghetti sauce, sugar/syrup, tea, coffee,
macaroni & cheese, bar soap, dishwashing
liquid, laundry soap, paper towels, napkins,
shampoo,
toilet
tissue,
toothpaste,
toothbrushes, pizza sauce, combs, body lotion,
razors, can openers, cereals, flour, cleaning
products, and anything that you use, the clients
at the Pantry will use.
Thank you for taking your bags of donated
items to the Office on Roma Road. Should you
need your food items or checks to the Pantry
picked up, please call: Jan Lawrence 488-2487
Evangelical Covenant Church
Web site: www.eccvi.net
Pastor Liz Jensen
Worship Services are held every Sunday
morning at 9:20 a.m. - Clubhouse #1.
Always Present
“I can never escape from your spirit! I can
never get away from your presence!” Psalm
139:7 (NLT).
Eponine is one of my two cats; she has
hyperthyroidism. I have read that without
treatment she would die a slow and painful
death. Treatment involves .25 ml. of a liquid
medicine twice/day by mouth. As you may
have guessed, she needs help taking her
medication; I am that help! She’s also not very
enthusiastic about taking her meds. Do you
know how much .25 ml. is? That is point 25, a
quarter of one milliliter, 6 drops. It’s less than
1/8th of a teaspoon; looks like maybe 1/16th.
She just does not like it and cannot understand
its value. She knows my moves, the time she
gets her meds and when I am coming to get
her to give her those meds. But I know her
moves, too. If she hides under a bed I wait for
her to come out. Sometimes I follow her until
she stops, then I gently pick her up, give her
lots of love and then “BAM” .25 ml. right in the
mouth. How do I get her to accept that this is
vital and resistance is futile if not foolish; I will
not to let her go untreated?
The words of Psalm 139 tell us that God is
like that with us. God knows us up and down,
back and forth, inside out and through and
through and still He loves us. There is nowhere
we can go that God is not there. We cannot
hide from the God who is love and whose love
for us is so great that He gave his son so that
all who believe in Him would be restored to
right relationship with God forever. Even when
life is difficult, frightening, and challenging and
we just want to run away, God is near to direct
and protect. Even when we are part of the
problem and think we can hide from God, He
knows our moves and will patiently wait or
gently pursue. And when life is good and
blessings are abundant, God’s love is still
present; thank God that there is no escape.
God knows that without him there is no life;
there is only death.
Eponine has chosen to tolerate me in spite
of my role in her twice a day torture. Day in and
out we choose how we will respond to God,
whose love for us is so great that he took the
torture FOR us. This is the God we worship on
Sundays at 9:20AM in Clubhouse 1. It is His
word that we study on Thursdays at 2PM in the
Venetian Room at Clubhouse 2. Take a few
minutes from your busy week to worship the
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One whose value is immeasurable and to get
to better know the One who is ever present.
Pastor Liz Jensen
493-1420
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IMPORTANT NUMBERS
911 – Emergency Only
Be sure to check office hours before you go
Sarasota Sheriff
316-1201 – 861-5800
(Although we have a Venice Address, we do
not live within the Venice City Limits. We must
rely on the Sarasota County Sheriff Dept. to
handle law enforcement issues)
FPL (electric)
Water/Sewer
917-0708
861-6100
Venice Public Library
300 S. Nokomis Ave.
861-1330
VIE Park Office (M-F, 9am-2pm)
488-9648
Jacaranda Public Library
4143 Woodmere Park Blvd.
861-1260
VIE Real Estate Office
485-7743
Venice Hospital
485-7711
Venice Health Park (Center Rd. & Jacaranda)
497-7800
-Lab work 6:30am-3pm – no appt. necessary
-X-ray 8am-5pm – some appts necessary
Center for Wound Care
(Health Park, M-F, 8am-4pm)
486-6027
Urgent Care
483-9760
Gulf Coast Medical Group
1700 E. Venice Ave.
(M-Sat, 7:30am-6pm) (Sun. 10am-3pm)
Gulf Coast Medical Group Internal Medicine
1720 E. Venice Ave. (M-F 8am-5pm)
483-9700
Walgreen’s Pharmacy
Hwy 41 Bypass & Center Road
493-3925
Walgreen’s Pharmacy
Pinebrook Rd. & E. Venice Ave.
488-8122
CVS Pharmacy
Hwy 41 & E. Venice Ave.
484-8814
Walmart Pharmacy
Hwy. 41 & Jacaranda, S. Venice
493-5902
Waste Management
493-4100
Comcast Cable
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1-800-266-2278
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY DAILY SCHEDULE
MONDAY
8:30am
8:30am
9:00am
9:00am
9:30am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00an
12:30pm
1:00pm
1:00pm
Anytime
6:30
6:45
7:00pm
7:00pm
Walking Workout – CH2
Rise & Shine – CH1
Art Group (all medias) – CH1 (Tuscany)
Open Tennis League Comp - Courts
Water Aerobics – CH2 (pool)
PJ Mahon Bowling - AMF Lanes
Yoga – CH1
Musical Theater Jazz Dance – CH1
Ladies Pinochle – CH1 (Sorrento)
Quilt Group – CH1 (Tuscany)
Shuffleboard Practice – CH1 courts
Billiards – CH2 (San Marco)
Texas Hold’em – CH2 (Lido)
Mex.Train Dominoes – CH1
Duplicate Bridge – CH1 (Sorrento)
Line Dancing/Fun Night – CH2
8:30am
9:00am
9:00am
9:00am
9:30am
11:00am
10:30am
11:00am
1:00pm
1:00pm
6:00pm
7:00pm
Tai Chi – CH2
Bocce – CH2 Bocce Courts
Open Tennis League Comp. - Courts
Teddy Bear/Pine Needle Crafts – CH1
Water Aerobics – CH2 (pool)
I Pad Class – CH2 (Rialto)
Golf Mixed League – Venice Lake GC
Golf-Gentlemen’s League – Capri Isle
Ladies’ Bridge – CH2 (Venetian)
Mahjong – CH1 (Lido)
Poker – CH2 (Lido)
Euchre (everyone) – CH1 (Sorrento)
8:30am
8:30am
9:00am
9:00am
10:00am
10:00am
10:00am
11:45am
1:00pm
3:00pm
6:30pm
6:45pm
7:00pm
Walking Workout – CH2
Rise & Shine Group – CH1
Bocce – CH2 Bocce Courts
Open Tennis League Comp. – Courts
Horseshoes – CH1 – Horseshoe Pits
Mens Glee Club – CH1
nd
th
VI Readers (2 & 4 Wed) – CH2
Hand & Foot – CH1 (Tuscany)
Computer Help – CH2 (Rialto)
Church Choir – CH1
Mahjong – CH1 (Tuscany)
Pinochle –CH1 (Sorrento)
Cribbage – CH2 (Venetian)
TUESDAY
8:30am
9:00am
9:00am
9:30am
9:30am
9;30am
10:00am
10:00am
12:30pm
2:00pm
2:00pm
6:30pm
TaiChi – CH2
Bocce – CH2 Bocce Courts
Open Tennis League Comp - Courts
Water Aerobics – CH2 (pool)
Quilters – CH1 (Tuscany)
Men’s Golf League – Oyster Creek
Yoga – CH1
Texas Hold’em – CH2 (Lido)
Line Dance Beginners – CH1
Ceramics – CH1
Bible Class – CH2 (Venetian)
Bingo – CH2
8:30am
8:30am
8:30am
9:00am
9:30am
10:00am
1:00pm
6:00pm
7:00pm
Walking Workout – CH2
Rise & Shine Group – CH1
Ladies’ Coffee Klatch – CH1 (Tuscany)
Open Tennis League Comp. - Courts
Water Aerobics – CH2 (pool)
Fri. Bowling – AMF Lanes
Shuffleboard – CH1 courts
Hand & Foot – CH1 (Tuscany)
Euchre (all cards) – CH1 (Sorrento)
9:00am
9:30am
12:00pm
6:45pm
7:00pm
Open Tennis League Comp. - Courts
Church Set-up – CH1
Pickleball – Foxworthy Park
Pinochle – CH1 (Sorrento)
Bridge – CH2 (Venetian)
9:20am
12:00pm
Church Service – CH1
Pickleball – Foxworthy Park
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
WEDNESDAY
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SUNDAY
VI Billiards Club Monday – Saturday 12:30-2:30pm
Call Rita Klintworth (485-8997) to reserve CH1,
CH2 or the Tiki Hut
FEBRUARY SPECAL EVENTS
Feb 3
1pm – VIHO Workshop
CH2
Feb 6
5:30pm – Park Dinner
CH2
Feb 8
7pm – Movie Night
CH2
Feb 10
9am – Church Council
CH2
Feb 10
1pm – VIHO Board Mtg.
CH2
Feb 11
10am – VI Readers
CH2
Feb 11
7pm – Star Entertainment CH2
Feb 14
7:30am – VI Breakfast
CH2
Feb 14
5pm – Supper Club
CH2
Feb 15
4pm – Tennis Club Social THut
Feb 17
4pm - VI Cruisers Klub
THut
Feb 17
1pm – Fashion Show
CH2
Feb 18
9am – Blood Pressure
CH2
Feb 18
7pm – Lets Play Trivia
CH2
Feb 19
9am – VI Gardeners
CH2
Feb 19
10:30a – Craft Show Mtg. CH2
Feb 19
1pm – VI Singles
CH1
Feb 21
9am – Craft Show
CH2
Feb 22
7pm – Star Entertainment CH2
Feb 24
9am – VIAC Board Mtg.
Feb 24
5pm – Tri/Canada Dinner CH2
Feb 25
10am – VI Readers
Feb 28
7:30p – Dance For A Cure CH2
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CH2
CH2
FIND AN ACTIVITY
(some activities are seasonal)
(please check monthly schedule)
Activities
Art Groups/All Media – Mon 9a
Bible Class – Thursday 2p
Billiards – Mon thru Sat 8a-10p
Bingo – Thursday 6:30p
Bocce – Tues, Wed, Thurs 9a
Church Choir – Wed 3p
Church Service – Sun 9:20a
Church Set-up – Sat 9:30a
Clogging – Thur 2p
CH1-Tuscany
CH2-Venetian
CH2-SanMarco
CH2
CH2-courts
CH1
CH1
CH1
CH2-Venetian
Coffee Klatch/ladies- Fri 8:30a
Dancing/Line Instr. – Thur 12:30p
Dancing/Fun Night – Mon 7p
Dancing/Theatre Jazz – Mon 11a
I-Pad Class – Tues 11a
Mex.Train Dominoes – Mon 6:45p
Glee Club/men – Wed 10a
Horseshoes – Wed 10a
Mahjongg – Wed 6:30p
Pickleball – Wed 10a, S&S 12p
Quilt Group – Mon 1p
Quilter’s Class – Thur 9:30a
Shuffleboard Practice – Mon 1p
Shuffleboard – Fri 1p
Tai Chi – Tues/Thur 8:30a
Teddy Bear/Pine Needles – Tues 9a
Tennis/Open League – Tues-Sat
rd
VI Singles-3 Thurs-1p
Water Aerobics – M/T/T/F 9:30a
CH1-Tuscany
CH1
CH2
CH1
CH2-Rialto
CH1
CH1
CH1-Pits
CH1-Tuscany
FoxworthyPark
CH1-Tuscany
CH1-Tuscany
CH1-courts
CH1-courts
CH2
CH1-Tuscany
Tennis Court
CH1-Tuscany
CH2-pool
Cribbage – Wed 7p
Euchre – Tue/Fri 7p
Hand & Foot – Wed 11:45a, Fri 6p
Pinochle/ladies – Mon 12:30p
Pinochle/everyone – Wed/Sat 6:45p
Poker – Tues/Wed 6p
Texas Hold’Em – Mon 6:30p
Texas Hold’Em – Thur 10a
CH2-Venetian
CH1
CH1-Tuscany
CH1-Sorrento
CH1-Sorrento
CH2-Lido
CH2-Lido
CH2-Lido
Exercise (workouts)
Rise & Shine – M/W/F 8:30a
Walking Workout – M/W/F 8:30a
CH1
CH2
Golf
Bowling
PJ McMahon – Mon 9:30a
Mixed Bowling League – Fri 10a
AMF Lanes
AMF Lanes
Cards
Bridge/everyone – Tue/F/Sat 7p
Bridge/duplicate – Mon 7p
Bridge/ladies – Tue 1p
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CH2-Venetian
CH1-Sorrento
CH2-Venetian
Golf/Mixed League – Tues 11:00a
Men’s Golf League – Thur 10a
Gentlemen’s Group – Tues 11:30a
Venice Lakes
Oyster Creek
Capri Isle