A Few Words from Our Bayshore Village Manager · 2019. 11. 1. · If you are new and want emails...
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Season is here. Welcome back everyone! It is going to be a busy season with a lot of events planned. The events can always use help from residents, both those who have been here for a while and new residents who learn the process for future years. From November 1 to April the pool heaters get turned on and we will need help with covering and uncovering the pool . This helps keep the water warmer during the cooler nights. Please consider volunteering for this service. If you are new and want emails about events and other happenings in Bayshore Village, please email Ginny Bowers at [email protected] requesting to be added to her list. Kevin Conley, President HOA [email protected] 239-898-8766 A Few Words from Our Bayshore Village Manager A big thank you to all of the hard workers we have here . Many of you are so gracious to help those neighbors in need that cannot do for themselves quite as easily anymore. I really have to say, we have a great group of residents! Keep in mind all the opportunities available to you through our HOA and volunteers that manage the activities. To join our HOA is only $20/year! Let your voice be heard! If you desire to participate in an activity that is not currently going on, talk to the activities director, there are probably others that have similar likes. Our community is always looking for volunteers for many projects to keep us active! Please keep in mind if you have inherited a home, the same rules apply as a new resident. Application must be filled out. Approval must be given. Prospectus must be signed. Titles must be transferred. See Exhibit A (Rules and Regs), pg 6, section VI, Resales and Rentals. Reminder: Exhibit D (Rental agreement) pg 3, #9, any subletting without the Landlord’s consent shall be void, and shall constitute a default by Tenant under this Rental Agreement. Lastly, if you have something (no vehicles) that you may need to store in our fee-free storage lot, please see me, Josh, or resident Bob Avery. We may have space available. Have a wonderful November!! Sheri Hardin 3- End Daylight Savings Time 5-Election Day 11-Veterans Day 28-Thanksgiving Day
Transcript of A Few Words from Our Bayshore Village Manager · 2019. 11. 1. · If you are new and want emails...
Season is here. Welcome back everyone! It is going to be a busy season with a lot of events planned. The
events can always use help from residents, both those who have been here for a while and new residents who
learn the process for future years. From November 1 to April the pool heaters get turned on and we will need
help with covering and uncovering the pool . This helps keep the water warmer during the cooler
nights. Please consider volunteering for this service. If you are new and want emails about events and other
happenings in Bayshore Village, please email Ginny Bowers at [email protected] requesting to
be added to her list.
Kevin Conley, President HOA [email protected] 239-898-8766
A Few Words from Our Bayshore Village Manager A big thank you to all of the hard workers we have here. Many of you are so gracious to help those neighbors in need that cannot do for themselves
quite as easily anymore. I really have to say, we have a great group of residents!
Keep in mind all the opportunities available to you through our HOA and volunteers that manage the activities. To join our HOA is only $20/year!
Let your voice be heard! If you desire to participate in an activity that is not currently going on, talk to the activities director, there are probably
others that have similar likes. Our community is always looking for volunteers for many projects to keep us active!
Please keep in mind if you have inherited a home, the same rules apply as a new resident. Application must be filled out. Approval must be given.
Prospectus must be signed. Titles must be transferred. See Exhibit A (Rules and Regs), pg 6, section VI, Resales and Rentals.
Reminder: Exhibit D (Rental agreement) pg 3, #9, any subletting without the Landlord’s consent shall be void, and shall constitute a default by
Tenant under this Rental Agreement.
Lastly, if you have something (no vehicles) that you may need to store in our fee-free storage lot, please see me, Josh, or resident Bob Avery. We may
have space available.
Have a wonderful November!!
Sheri Hardin
3- End Daylight Savings Time 5-Election Day 11-Veterans Day 28-Thanksgiving Day
Sunday, November 3 –6:00 PM–POTLUCK SUPPER –Bring a large dish to share & your place
settings. Sign up.
Friday, November 8 – 6:00 PM- DINE AROUND THE WORLD- Your opportunity to taste dishes
from our heritages, all prepared by Bayshore residents. Tickets are $12.50 and available from
Ginny Bowers.
Sunday, November 17 – 11:15 AM – POTLUCK BRUNCH – Bring a lunch or breakfast dish to
share and your place settings. Sign up.
Tuesday, November 19 – 1:00 PM – MAKE ‘N’ TAKE – Cathy Ward will lead us with a Christmas
craft. Look for samples in the clubhouse. Sign up.
Thursday, November 28 – 5:00 PM – THANKSGIVING DINNER – Turkey, dressing, mashed
potatoes, gravy, coffee and tea will be provided. Bring a side dish vegetable or dessert to
share and your place settings. Join us to give thanks for our many blessings and to visit with
our Bayshore family. Sign up.
Friday, November 29 – 9:00 AM – Come meet at the Clubhouse and have fun helping
decorate the Park and Clubhouse for the holidays. Janet Smither will lead us and coffee
and donuts will be available. Get involved!
If you had your pictures taken last winter for the Picture Directory and
haven’t gotten your Directory yet, stop by my home to pick it up.
Judy Maxim - 15949 Blue Skies Drive
There will be a sign-up sheet for yoga in the clubhouse. If there is enough interest, Yoga will begin in January. Chris Bennett
Bridge will begin on the first Thursday of November at 1:00. Everyone is welcome and lessons are available by contacting Chris or Dave Bennett at 239 410 4555. We heartily welcome new comers.
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LINE DANCE LESSONS will begin on Monday, November 4th at 1:00 pm in the
clubhouse. Beginners are always welcome, no dance experience necessary!
Fun for all and great exercise!
Carol Newman
A Bayshore Residents’ Guide to Dining Out
We asked our friends and neighbors at Bayshore Village to tell us where they like to eat out. Here is a list of restaurants recommended by them.
➢ The Gathering Place: Beacon Manor Rd. Fort Myers. This little breakfast and lunch place can be tricky
to find, so use a map or GPS. It is in the center of a former nursing home (now offices). They are open 8
AM until 3 PM, Monday through Saturday. Very informal and fun with the staff who interact with the
customers, prices are very reasonable. Breakfast ranges from an egg and cheese croissant at $3.50 to
breakfast plates of $8.50. Lunches range from soups at $4.00 to sandwiches for $7.50 and $9.00 for
specialty mac and cheese. And the desserts are all site made and are VERY good. A huge slice of cake
for $5.00 is our favorite takeout. -Bev Sierpina
➢ Buckingham Farm is on 12931 Orange River Blvd., Fort Myers, in a very rural area. It is a hydroponic
farm with a wonderful country store featuring (but not limited to) their own produce, and also a café
serving Tuesday through Saturday from 8 AM until 4 PM. There is a standard menu as well as daily
specials. Most breakfast menu items are between $5 and $10 and range from breakfast sandwiches, to
wraps and omelets. Lunches range from about $7 to $14 with such items as salads, sandwiches, crab
cakes, flatbreads, quesadillas. The store sells some of the customer favorites such as pies, chicken
salads and soups. There is a verandah to sit on to eat. It is a great place to eat and a lot of fun for
visitors to see ‘the other side of Florida’. -Bev Sierpina
➢ Square 1 Burgers – 5031 S Cleveland Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33907
Great burgers and best onion rings ever! – Carol Newman
➢ Twisted Lobster - 1341 Del Prado Blvd. S, Cape Coral, FL 33990
Great daily specials! – Carol Newman
➢ Laishley Crab House - 150 Laishley Court, Punta Gorda, FL 33950
Very good food! – Carol Newman
➢ Pete’s Fish & Chips - 311 Del Prado Blvd. S, Unit 5, Cape Coral, FL 33990
Good fish sandwich! -Carol Newman
➢ Jersey’s Sports Café- 13971 N. Cleveland Ave. North Fort Myers- Happy Hour Monday-Friday 3-7 PM.
Monday is ½ OFF pizza. Thursdays they have Cheeseburger & fries for only $5. – Carol Newman
➢ For dessert..we enjoy Daddy D’s Ice Cream Parlor at 13161 North Cleveland Ave, North Fort Myers.
Very clean and nice employees. You can eat in or outside…a few chairs outside. They are into trains
and have a track with moving trains toward the ceiling. (Located next to Sabor A Mexico…which is also
a good Mexican restaurant.) – Gary & Pam Tingley
➢ Brooks Restaurant- 4259 Hancock Bridge Parkway, North Fort Myers- Very good cheeseburger sliders
only $2 each on Wednesday night! – Cheech & JoMarie Faccioli
➢ Rosy Tomorrows Heritage Farm- 8250 Nalle Grade Rd. North Fort Myers-Open Thursday through
Sunday- Dinner is only available on Friday nights. Fabulous farm to table food – Cheech & JoMarie
Faccioli
➢ Saltwater Smokehouse- 10251 Stringfellow Rd. St. James City, FL (Pine Island)-Serving sandwiches,
burgers, baskets and entrees, priced from $10.95 to $23.95. There is outdoor seating available. The
mahi mahi and scallops are the best! They also serve smoked pork and beef dishes. – Sheri Hardin
➢ Beef Depot- 50 Pine Island Road, North Fort Myers (shopping center behind Twistee Treat-sign reads
“Subs”) Hole in the wall deli serving sandwiches that are built, not made, with fresh sliced quality
meats and cheeses. The owner is from Chicago and offers a Chicago beef sandwich and Chicago hot
dogs. The Dagwood sandwich looks like the one in the cartoon and is loaded with meat. Order at the
counter and eat at a high-top counter, at one of three tables or get it to go. You can’t beat the price for
what you get! Go for the food, not the atmosphere! -Tom & Karen Dunlap
➢ Twistee Treat- Our favorite place for ice cream in North Fort Myers. We love the vintage ice cream cone shaped building as much as the ice cream. The only seating is outdoors. Owned and operated by a husband and wife team, they keep the cost down by having no employees. We like both the scooped and softy ice cream here. Can’t beat the price and it tastes good too! – Tom & Karen Dunlap
➢ Clancy’s Restaurant- 11481 McGregor Blvd. Fort Myers- We LOVE this place. The new owner has had an uphill battle fighting the past reputation of the restaurant and its former owners. We hope he is successful. Great Irish Classics plus a new menu that includes seafood, chicken and steaks with an Irish flair. “…the vintage beer cans, antiques, old photos and license plates from visitors of every state of the union, all donated by Clancy’s friends and guests, line the wall of this warm, neighborhood restaurant.” Craft and imported beers available. Relaxed atmosphere and great food!! - Tom & Karen Dunlap
➢ Super Tacos – 1771 Many Rd. North Fort Myers- Reasonable pricing, made fresh while you wait Mexican food. – Mike & Ali Miller
➢ Thai Gardens- 7091 College Parkway, Fort Myers- Good authentic Thai food. Not close, but if you are going to Costco it’s on the way! – Mike & Ali Miller
➢ Peace River Seafood- 5337 Duncan Rd. Punta Gorda- Very “Old Florida” crab shack. Very busy. NO reservations. – Mike & Ali Miller
➢ Sweet Tomatoes - 14080 South Tamiami Trail, Fort Myers -Fresh salads, soups, and more. Hot foods,
breads, bakery, dessert, and various beverage sections.The food bar offerings may change. Delicious,
spacious, and fun. – Steve & Lisa Stelick (Lisa is Betty Hurst’s daughter, Pam Tingley’s sister and Linda
Stuttle’s niece)
➢ Culvers-309 SW Pine Island Rd, Cape Coral-Delicious pulled pot roast sandwich, awesome hamburgers
& great crinkle cut fries, seafood & chicken offerings, soups, salads, their own Root Beer and fantastic
custard, shakes, malts, and floats. Clean, spacious, friendly, so yummy. – Steve & Lisa Stelick
➢ Horsin’ Around Deli -10440 Bayshore Rd. N. Fort Myers-Breakfast & lunch. Fun and yummy food.
We've only been there for lunch. Same strip mall as Hogbody’s Bar & Grill)- Steve & Lisa Stelick
➢ Paradise Pizza is good. Good pizzas and salads. Address is 4085 Hancock Bridge Pkwy, corner of Orange
Grove and Hancock Bridge Pkwy. - Debby Adams
➢ Cristof’s on McGregor- Excellent- Bill Graham
SHHHHH…It’s a secret!
Winnie Kortes turned 100 years old in July. We would like to gather in celebration of
her life now that more people are in residence. Meet us at the clubhouse on
November 2 at 2:30 PM for cake and ice cream. We will also be presenting Winnie
with a gift from all of us. Hope to see you there. KEEP IT A SECRET!!
1 Virginia Manahan
2 Chris Bennett
2 Lou Plunkett
2 Peggy Beerman
3 Earl Sulzberger
5 Linda Guarino
6 Karen Johnson
7 Jane Richardson
9 Terri Magno
10 Joe Addis
11 Philip Brienze
11 Sandy Weaver
12 Bev Sierpina
14 Janice Bailey
14 Ron Johnson
15 Val Ruddock
16 Tom Magno
17 Cliff Bailey
19 Terry Meyer
20 Bill Saura
21 Irene New
22 Bill Keown
26 Gail Olsovsky
27 Barb Shakarjian
28 Bill Shirlock
28 Sharon Davidson
30 Denise Greeson
5- Dyke & Lori Eversdyke
7- Julius & Debbie Adams
11- Chris & Debbie Furey
12- Bud & Diane Aldous
12-Mike & Patti Healy
18- Tony & Georgia Tramontano
23- Tom & Carol Martin
24- Hank & Barbara Beliveau
