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November 2016 NEW RESIDENT CLUB OF CAPE CORAL www.capecoralnewresident.com Live Performance by 41 South Drinks: Beer, wine, soft drinks and water while they last. Feel free to BYOB. Sign up and pay at the General Meeting or by PayPal/Credit Card on our website: capecoralnewresident.com You may also pay by check at the Cape Coral Yacht Club, Crystal's Hallmark at Coralwood Mall; Razzle Dazzle at 1335 Cape Coral Pkwy. Please indicate your seating preferences and entrée selection when making reservations! For details Contact : Bridgette Bonatsos at [email protected], text 215-518-3742 or call 239-541-8811 Tickets: $25 members, $30 guests. Deadline is Monday, December 5 at 12 noon. No reservations will be accepted after than time. Jingle Bell Rock Friday, December 9 Doors open at the Yacht Club at 5:30 p.m. Dancing starts at 6:30 p.m. Choice of Entrée Ham, Turkey, or Portabella Mushroom
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November 2016
NEW RESIDENT CLUB OF CAPE CORAL www.capecoralnewresident.com
Live Performance by 41 South
Drinks: Beer, wine, soft drinks and water while they last. Feel free to BYOB.
Sign up and pay at the General Meeting or by PayPal/Credit Card
on our website: capecoralnewresident.com You may also pay by check at the
Cape Coral Yacht Club, Crystal's Hallmark at Coralwood Mall;
Razzle Dazzle at 1335 Cape Coral Pkwy.
Please indicate your seating preferences and entrée selection when making reservations!
For details Contact : Bridgette Bonatsos at [email protected], text 215-518-3742 or call 239-541-8811
Tickets: $25 members, $30 guests.
Deadline is Monday, December 5 at 12 noon.
No reservations will be accepted after than time.
Jingle Bell Rock
Friday, December 9 Doors open at the Yacht Club at 5:30 p.m.
Dancing starts at 6:30 p.m.
Choice of Entrée
Ham, Turkey, or Portabella Mushroom
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New Resident Club of Cape Coral Activities in Pictures
LOOK FOR YOUR PICTURE AT www.capecoralnewresident.com
Click the Shutterfly icon on the tool bar of the homepage or at the bottom of the homepage
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NRC UPCOMING EVENTS
Reminder: Please sign up for events as early as possible so the chairperson can plan accordingly. Finding a space for this huge, fun-filled club is not an easy task and we don’t want anyone left out.
Important: If you sign up for an event but cannot attend, please cancel with the appropriate chairperson, as restaurants and venues plan their staffing according to the number of guests attending.
Fri. Sept. 2 TRIVIA NIGHT! Fridays 4-6pm Nemo’s see page 18
Tues. Sept. 6 9:00am: MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP MEETING at the Cape Coral Yacht Club.
Wed. Sept. 7 3:00-5:00pm Bocce Ball. Wednesdays, See page 13
Thurs. Sept. 8 9:45am: Bowland Bowling. Thursdays. See page 13
Thurs. Sept. 8 GAME NIGHT 6 pm, - NEW LOCATION– CAPE CORAL BREWERY 839 Miramar St. Bring a game or play one someone else brings. Time to talk and play in a smaller setting. RSVP by September 7, Contact: Karel Casey– 605-838-8193 or [email protected]
Mon. Sept. 12 7:00-9:00pm: NEW MEMBER SOCIAL-at the home of Dale Ford This social serves as a welcome and orientation to new members each month. Sign up at the general meeting or RSVP to 203-667-1806, [email protected]
Tues. Sept 13 9:00am: MEN’S BREAKFAST: House of Omelets 900 SW Pine Island Rd. #122 second Tuesday of every month. Host: CHRIS WEEKS Reserve with Chris at: [email protected] (239)339-7015
Tues. Sept. 13 7:00-8:30pm: RUMBA DANCE LESSONS– See Page 11
Thurs. Sept. 15 LADIES LUNCHEON -12:00 pm see details page 10
Sat. Sept. 17 11:00-2:00pm ECOLOGICAL BOAT TOUR– See Page 11
Sat. Sept. 17 5:30pm SINGLES MONTHLY GET TOGETHER
Tues. Sept. 20 7:00-8:30pm: RUMBA DANCE LESSONS– See Page 11
Sat. Aug. 27: “FOOTBALL MADNESS” NRC/SOCIAL CLUB COMBINATION DANCE- see page one
Tues. Sept. 26: COCKTAILS ON THE CAPE– 5:00pm- see ad page 7
Tues. Nov. 1 9:00am: MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP MEETING at the Cape Coral Yacht Club.
Tues. Nov. 1 5:00pm RHYTHM IN MOTION FOXTROT DANCE LESSON, see page 6
Wed. Nov. 2 3:00-5:00pm Bocce Ball. Wednesdays, See page 13
Wed. Nov. 2 4:00-7:00pm Sunset Celebration. See Page 6
Thurs. Nov. 3 9:45am: Bowland Bowling. Thursdays. See page 13
Thurs. Nov. 3 GAME NIGHT 6 pm, - NEW LOCATION– CAPE CORAL BREWERY 839 Miramar St. Bring a game or play one someone else brings. Time to talk and play in a smaller setting. RSVP by November 2nd Contact: Nancy Cohen at [email protected] or call 239-673-8334.
Fri. Nov. 4 TRIVIA NIGHT! Fridays 4-6pm Nemo’s see page 7
Mon. Nov. 7 7:00-9:00pm: NEW MEMBER SOCIAL-at the home of Carolyn Clark This social serves as a welcome and orientation to new members each month. See details on Page 5.
Tues. Nov. 8 9:00am: MEN’S BREAKFAST: House of Omelets 900 SW Pine Island Rd. #122 second Tuesday of every month. Host: CHRIS WEEKS Reserve with Chris at: [email protected] (239)339-7015
Thurs. Nov. 10 BURROUGH HOME AND GARDEN TOUR– See page 11
Sun. Nov. 13 5:00pm SINGLES MONTHLY GET TOGETHER– See Page 7
Tues. Nov. 15 HISTORICAL SOCIETY TOUR OF CAPE CORAL. 11 AM. 528 Cultural Park Blvd.
See Page 11
Thurs. Nov. 17 LADIES LUNCHEON -12:00 pm see details page 10
Tues. Nov. 30 BLOOD DRIVE- 7:30am -1:30 pm see page 11
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BOARD 99 CONTACTS
Newsletter
Al Rich
239-877-4249
1st Vice President
Jill Winchel
615-504-1185
Past President Advisor
Pat McCoy
520-235-9978
Hospitality
Carolyn Clark
845-527-7947
Reservations
Bridgette Bonatsos
239-541-8811
Treasurer
Wayne (Tim) Timion [email protected]
239-672-2085
Photo Historian
Tami Reece
651-214-9751 AM Refreshments
Lily Fitz-Gerald
240-455-0107
Activities
Nancy Cohen
239-673-8334
PM Refreshments
Frank Radochonski
708-473-4129
Publicity
Ken Zajac/Kathy Fannon [email protected]/
239-540-5698/586-876-4973
Raffles
Mike Kazala
239-478-1690
President
Gary Eldred
239-240-9791
2nd Vice President
Jennifer Raby
586-530-9051
Secretary
Rhoda Newman
301-646-6236
Ladies Luncheon
Sandy Smith, Kathy Johnson
847-363-6502/508-463-6108
Past Board Advisor Connie Catanese [email protected] 603-731-1931
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NRC supports programs such as the Cape Caring Center
and Onesight
Just a reminder that the New Resident Club has a continuous giving program, which collects canned goods and non-perishables for the Cape Coral Caring
Center for distribution to those in need. Please drop your donations in
the box at the Yacht Club. Also, please bring used eyeglasses to the NRC
monthly meeting - a Gift of Sight box is provided on the activities table for your donation. All donations will be taken to
the respective centers for distribution.
NRC NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
NEW MEMBERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
Welcome to Paradise. In 1967 the New Resident Club was established by Helen Peck as a way to give newcomers the opportunity to exchange ideas and friendship. The tradition continues today. Member-ship is open to anyone who has resided in Cape Coral for three years or less. The two year mem-
bership fee is $45 per person.
September is open membership to all residents, regardless of length of residency. Our general meeting is held at 9:15am on the first Tuesday of each month at the Yacht Club. Please join us for coffee and a light snack at the
general meeting, or contact : Jill Winchell at 615-504-1185
Just joined this month? YOU’RE INVITED!
New Member’s Social
On November 7th 7-9 pm
Meet at the home of Carolyn Clark to enjoy a snack and refreshment, while meeting other new members and some
board members.
This is a fun way to get to know the group you will be joining, and to get any
questions that you may have answered.
Be sure to RSVP to Carolyn Clark by
November 6th
at 845-527-7947 or
Also, look for your invitation from Punchbowl via email.
NRC Graduates After two years of being an NRC member, you “graduate” to become a graduate member. At this stage you have the option to join the Cape Coral
Social Club.
You are strongly encouraged to continue to attend all NRC meetings, activities and events, and your group activities with other Club members. As a graduate, you will continue to receive email updates on all the NRC happenings. You may opt out of receiving these emails by updating your p re f e r e n c e s a t o u r w e b s i t e :
More information about graduates joining the Cape Coral Social Club can
be found atwww.capecoralsocialclub.org
SUNSET CELEBRATION
November 2nd
4-7 pm
The Sunset Celebration is held monthly and is the first Wednesday of the month. You can come
and enjoy a walk on the beach or pier, listen to
live music, over 50 vendors, meet your NRC
friends! Bring a chair, snacks and drinks.
Rhythm in Motion
Foxtrot Dance Lessons
3333 Del Prado Blvd.
$10 per person at the door
Tuesday, November 1st
5:00 pm—6:00 pm
RSVP with Nancy Cohen at
[email protected] or Call 239-673-8334
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Men’s Breakfast
HOUSE OF OMELETS
Why should the women be the only ones to
have fun? November 8th
The men’s breakfast is held monthly, every 2nd Tues. at 9am HOUSE OF OMELETS 900 SW Pine Island Rd. #122
Host: CHRIS WEEKS Reserve with Chris at: [email protected] (239)339-7015
NRC NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
COCKTAILS ON THE CAPE
Stevie Tomato’s Sports Page
814 SW Pine Island Rd.
November 30th 2016 5pm –7pm
Open Menu and
Happy Hour Specials!!
SIGN UP REQUIRED
To sign up contact
Nancy Cohen at
Call 239-673-8334
Make sure you get an email confirmation if you sign up after the general meeting.
Singles’ Monthly Get Together
November 13th
Join us at 5:00 p.m. at Bob Spearman’s home. For details and directions RSVP [email protected]
TRIVIA NIGHT !
FRIDAY NIGHTS 4-6 pm AT
NEMO’S
Nemo’s off Santa Barbara, Bowland
42 Mid Cape Terrace, Cape Coral,
FL 33991
Kiwanis Club of Cape Coral
GIVING BACK
TO THE COMMUNITY
Now Accepting gently used furni-ture, appliances and clothing.
Volunteers needed.
Free Furniture Pick Up
239-542-2849
www.mycapecoralkiwanis.org
CAPE CORAL LIONS CLUB
meets at 5pm the 1st Thurday of each month at Perkins,
1502 Cape Coral Pkwy and the 3rd Thursday of each
month at Cape Coral First United Methodist Church,
4118 Coronado Pkwy. Room 152 Serving the needs of the Cape Coral community
New Members and Lions from up north welcome
For more info contact local club president
William Grignon [email protected]
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The New Resident Club gives special thanks to the local businesses below for their various contributions and support. To ensure their continued support of our club, please redeem gift certificates or coupons promptly.
Patronize these businesses and let them know we appreciate their support. Thank you!
THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS *** Star Studded Elite Supporters
AAE Glass Studio 1228 Lafayette St. 239.471.7724
Aji Limon Peruvian Cuisine 4643 Coronado Pkwy 239-205-6587 1480 NE Pine Island Rd 239-424-8212
Anthony’s on the Blvd. 1303 Del Prado Blvd. S. 239.772.5900 Back Streets Sports Bar & Pizzeria 915 SE 47th Terr. 239.945.7555 Beef "O" Brady's 2481 Del Prado N 239-573-6172 or 3015 Pine Island Rd.SW 239.283.9995 Bert’s Bar & Grill 4271 Pine Island Rd., Matlacha 239.282.3232 Body Biz Massage Dorothy seal 239-201-9394
Bowland 42 Mid Cape Terrace 239.772.1661 Bubba’s Roadhouse & Saloon 2121 SW Pine Island Rd. 239.282.5520 Cape Coral House of Omelets 900 SW Pine Island Rd. 239-673-7545 Carrabbas Italian Grille 762 Pine Island Road 239.574.2797 Ceno Grille 1715 Cape Coral Pkwy W. #5 239-549-2366 CiCi’s Pizza 1430 Del Prado Blvd. S. 239-242-0410
Citizen K-9 Dog Grooming 4518 Del Prado Blvd. Cape Coral, 239-560-6907
Coconuts Bar & Grill 850 Lafayette St. 239.541.3221
Danny Yates Landscape 425 SW Pine Island Rd 239.772.1595 Dolphin Key Resort Tiki Hut Bar & Grill 1502 Miramar St.
Domino’s Pizza 4409 Del Prado Blvd. S 239-549-5500 Duffy's Sport Grill 627 Cape Coral parkway 239-205-6771
Edison & Ford Winter Estates
2350 McGregor Blvd. Fort Myers 239-334-7419 El Tarasco Restaurant 728 SW SW Pine Island Rd. 239.673.6371 Fancy’s Southern Café 8890 Salrose Lane Ft Myers 239-561-2988 Farmers Market-Cape Coral Club Square Lot Saturdays 8am-1pm
Annie’s Restaurant***
814 SE 47th St
239.945.3133
Bonefish Grill***
900 SW Pine Island Road
239.574.1018
Creative Computer Solutions***
4709 Coronado Parkway
239-541-5441
Dolphin Express Car Wash ***
3826 Chiquita Blvd. South 239.541.9274
Downtowner Car Wash*** 4641009 Del Prado Blvd. S 239.772.2277
George’s Complete Auto Repair 4804 Coronado Pkwy. 239.542.1588 Golden Corral*** 2645 Andalusia Blvd. 239.673.6829 Hair FX Studio & Spa Hair by Daniella Ferrera*** 239.848.8855
Island Café on the Bay*** 4200 Pine Island Rd. Matlacha 239.540.3463 Paradise Boat Rental’s*** 3013 S. Del Prado Blvd. 239.645.4217 PDQ Fresh Tenders*** Salds/Sandwiches
12499 S. Cleveland Ave
Ft Myers 239.220.5727
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Fosters Grille 728 SW Pine Island Rd, #1 239.573.4454
Florida Everblades 11000 Everblades Pkwy. Estero 239-948-7825 Ext. 1500 Mike Kelly SAE Head Pinz Bowling Alley 1889 Del Prado Blvd. S. 239-574-3611
Hurricane Grill & Wings 756 SW Pine Island Road 239-800-3141
Key West Express John Barry 239.463.5733 ext. 116 [email protected] Kindness Animal Hospital Two Cape Coral locations 239-945-0111 239-542-7387 Lelulo’s Pizzaria 3123 Chiquita Blvd. 239-205-6935 Lobster Lady 1715 Cape Coral Pkwy. W. 239.471.0136 Madd Hatter Men’s Salon 730 SW 4th Street (behind Fosters Grill) 239-242-0410
Mary Kay Cosmetics Aloyce Black- Board 48 239/699-6370 Cell/Text
Massage Therapy Pam Maciejewski LMT 4706 SE 9th Pl. 239.549.4094
Miceli’s Restaurant 3930 Pine Island Rd. NW 239.282.8233 Misto Bar & Grill 231 Del Prado Blvd. 239-673-9799
Monkey Bar 1428 Lafayette St. 239-549-8800
Nauti Mermaid Dockside Bar & Grill Marker 92 Waterfront Bar & Bistro 5961 Silver King Blvd.239-541-5600
Neff Studio Salon 2481 Del Prado Blvd. South 239-574-1790 Nervous Nellies 1131 First St. Ft Myers Beach 239-463-8077 Ocean Breezz 4703 SW 16th PL 239.257.1081
Overtime Pizzeria & Sports Pub 1708 Cape Coral Pkwy W 239.541.3367 Palmetto-Pine County Club 1940 SW 9th Ct. 239.574.2141 Paradise Deli 2378 Surfside Blvd 239.282.2378 Pier One Yacht Sales Wayne Lea Licensed & Bonded Yacht Broker 239-707-9422
Pinchers 5991 Silver King Blvd. 239-540-7939 Ralph’s Place 1305 Cape Coral Pkwy 239.549.2040 Red Headed Witches 1910 Del Prado Blvd. 239-573-6566 Rumrunners 5848 Cape Harbour Drive 239.542.0200
Salon Alvarez 3015 SW Pine Island Rd. 239.558.4302 Salon Renew 909 SE 47th Terrace #104 239-257-1416
Southwest Florida Symphony Ticket Box Office 239.418.1500 8290 College Pkwy. Suite 103 Fort Myers, FL 33919
Sparkle Clean Pressure Washing Cape Coral 239-205-6300
Stevie Tomato’s Sports Bar
814 SW Pine Island Rd. 239.573.7877 Stuff A Bagel 814 SW Pine Island Rd. 239-673-9405 Sunken Treasure 2384 Surfside Blvd. 239-770-2427
The Cape Hair Care 2924 Del Prado Blvd 239.542.2777
The Dek 4704 SE 15th Ave 239.542.3745 The “O” Bar 304 Del Prado Blvd. S. 239-673-9003 The Twisted Lobster 1341 Del Prado Blvd #1 239-800-2879
The Waggle 4708 SE 8th Ct. Unit 6 239.4721.2246 Wellness Center of Lee Memorial 609 SE 13th CT 239.424.3220 Wicked Dolphin Rum 131 SW 3rd PL 239.242.5244 Yoga Instruction-Sheryl Purnell RN/BSN Cape Coral Yacht Club Www.yogawithsheryl.com
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THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS ***Star Studded Elite Supporters
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MORE FUN EVENTS
LADIES LUNCHEON AT
Big Blue Brewing
Thursday November 17th
12 NOON
4721 SE 10th Place
Cape Coral, Fl. 33904
$17 CASH at the door. Correct Change please.
(includes non-alcoholic beverage, tax and gratuity)
Menu Choices:
1. Grilled Shrimp Salad with spinach, arugula, frisse, tomatoes, bacon, orange, pickled onion with Sudachi Lime Vinaigrette
2. Pineapple Applewood Bacon Chicken with pineapple, bacon, lettuce, tomato on Pretzel Bun with Potato Wedges
3. Vegan Burger with red lentils, garam cauliflower, lettuce, tomato, pickled onion on a Ciabatta Bun with Potato Wedges
4. Pretzel Pork with mustard BBQ pork, jicama, apple slaw on Pretzel Bun with Potato Wedges
RSVP by Monday November 14th by noon to: Sandy Smith at [email protected] 1-847-363-6502
Kathy Johnson 1-508-463-6108
November theme is...
Blue, Wear Blue And Lots Of It As always, there will be RAFFLE PRIZES!!
$5.00 per strip of tickets, correct change please
Don’t forget your canned goods for the Caring Center.
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Historical Society Tour of Cape Coral
Tuesday Novemeber 15th, 2016 11:00 am
1/2 hour Walking tour of the Historical Society Museum plus
1/2 hour video of A History of Cape Coral.
The tour starts at
The Cultural Park Theater
528 Cultural Park Blvd.
Space is limited to the first 40 people to RSVP
Please contact Nancy Cohen to RSVP at [email protected] or call 239-673-8334
Burroughs
Home & Garden Tour at 2505 First Street in Fort Myers
at 11am Nov 10th
Enjoy a docent guided historical tour $10
RSVP by Nov 8th by contacting
Nancy Cohen at [email protected] or Call
239-673-8334
Optional lunch additional $20
Salad, Fruit Brochettes, Deviled Eggs, Veg Pasta Salad Your choice: CA Turkey
Club, Ham & Cheese Classic, Mason Dixon Chicken Salad
Vanilla Pound Cake w/4 Berry Blend
Park across the street from Corners of Hough at First & Fowler St
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AREA CLUBS
CAPE ACTIVITIES
CAPE CORAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY Contact: Jeri Grimes, Director, or Janine Barnes, Manag-
er, 574-0206 or visit Leememorial.org/volunteer.
DOMINOES CLUB Call for information and schedule.
Contact Susan Zanni, 239- 945-7484
GARDEN CLUB OF CAPE CORAL
Contact: Kathy Woodlock 239-242-6303
KIWANIS CLUB OF HARNEY POINT
Meets every Wed, 11:45am at Perkins 1502 Cape Coral Pkwy. New members welcome. For more information, contact Pres. Katy Bachman
239-728-1031
ANTIQUE CAR CLUB
239-574-8041, or [email protected]
CITY OF CAPE CORAL NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
For programs such as burrowing owl nest monitoring, canal watch, police department volunteers, park maintenance etc. For more information, go to www.capecoral.net and
search for volunteer.
Bridge players wanted We are organized and playing! The more players, the
more fun! If interested, contact Katie Balaban at
[email protected] or 303.249.1007
FISHING CLUBS THE REEL ANGLER’S FISHING CLUB
Contact: www.rafc.us
Meet second Wednesday of every month at
the VFW Post 8463, 4709 SE 11th Place,
Cape Coral, FL 33904.
TARPON HUNTERS FISHING CLUB www.CapeCoralTarponHunters.com
Meet every 3rd Thurs, 7:30 pm, Yacht Club
SINGERS WANTED—Soprano, bass, tenor, alto?
Do you love to sing and have chorus or choir experience? Sounds of Florida practices Tues 6.30-8.30 pm, First Meth-odist Church on Coronado Pkwy. We are currently seeking a new Director/accompanist to lead us beginning in this fall. For more info call Dick Knapick Cell 239-672-0064 or
home 239-542-0459
BOATING CLUBS
SEA DRIFTERS POWER BOAT CLUB Contact Bob Godsea 239-728-8300
THE CAPE CORAL CRUISE CLUB
Contact Philip Kryger 239-541-0236 or www.c-c-c-c.org
SHORE LEAVE CRUISE CLUB
Contact Randy or Lisa Benlon 913-515-3330 Tom Irlbeck [email protected]
CAPE CORAL POWER SQUADRON Boating, safety courses, social activities
Contact John: 239-549-9754 NBS BOATING CLUB
Contact Jean VanHouse 239-542-3965
CAPE CORAL SAILING CLUB
Contact Rose Ann Hoffman 239-540-1911
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA YACHT CLUB Contact Terri Natale 239-437-3014
SW FLORIDA SEARAY OWNERS CLUB Contact Barbara Pancoast 269-625-7250
Do you like reading books and discussing with a group?
Try the Book Club! Meet every first Friday of each month 9:00am, at Twelve Twenty -Two Executive Building, 1222 SE 47th St. The group picks a book to read and discuss. For more information, contact Karen Solgard, 612-242-
5639, [email protected].
EXERCISE-All types of water programs..
Shallow and deep water aerobics, arthritis and
fibromyalgia water exercises. For pricing and
information contact: the Yacht Club 542-3903
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MEALS ON WHEELS Looking for Volunteer Drivers Call 239-242-9331
Your business has just been patronized by a member of the:
NEW RESIDENT CLUB of Cape Coral
Please give this card to your Manager or owner to find out how you can generate more business from
our 800+ active members!
Call: Suzanne Tjosaas
Please clip the coupon below and use it when you patronize a business located in Cape Coral.
Gulfshore Singles meets at 7pm every 1st and 3rd Monday of the month at Ft. Myers Christian Church, 5916 Winkler Rd, Ft. Myers. 180 members, lots of
events & dances in Cape Coral.
http://www.gulfshoresinglesswfla.com/index.html
Contact: Bob Spearman at 989.1420
SINGLE FRIENDS Meet 2nd Thursday of the month. Weekly activities.
Contact: Pat Gruss, 574.1922 or Eileen Smith,
574.5386
EVERY WEDNESDAY
3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
No skill required; Just show up for some fun! Veteran’s Park, 4140 Coronado Pkwy. For more
into contact: Robin, [email protected]
BOWLING! at BOWLAND Every Thursday morning at 9:45am, No signup required.
42 Mid Cape Terrace
No skill required. Optional breakfast option available.
CHESS CLUB: Meets Tuesdays, 5:30 - 8:00 PM. Contact: Rob Cheyne, 239-443-8947
NRC ACTIVITIES IDEAS
Send ideas on what you would like to attend socially, or if you would like to start a group. Contact : Nancy Cohen at [email protected] or
Call 239-673-8334
For your convenience, PayPal can be used to pay for all NRC
events, including membership dues.
Please follow these instructions:
1. Go to: www.capecoralnewresident.com.
2. Click on "Pay for Activities" on the tool bar.
3. A shopping cart will appear. Click on the event/item you wish to select.
4. For activities, place the number of attendees in the box above "Add to Cart" by using the up arrow. If you selected dinner/dance, select either guest, member or board member. The price will automatically populate for 1 person. If more than one reservation is required, you must increase
the number by using the up arrow next to the "Add to Cart" box. For dinner/dance items, you must fill in the middle box on the page to indi-cate your seating preference and menu preference before proceeding.
5. Click "Add to Cart".
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NOV/DEC 2014
BEACH BRATZ
Reporter: Babz Maxwell
Beach Bratz wrap-up
Part 1 of 2
Well, Bratz, it’s been an amazing 2 years with the NRC, and our wings, here. I thought I would catch you all up on some of our accomplishments. And it seems only fitting I start with our leader.
After building a palatial mansion, Leslie Schmitt decided to enter the entrepreneurial arena, peddling sparkly baubles to the local ladies. Her dazzling smile and adorable Minn a SO ta accent catapulted her to fame as owner of MOOSETRAX jewelry, and her designs are spotted on cruise ships everywhere. Her husband Jay travels the world with her when he is not busy filming his series THE TARPON STALKER, which airs Tuesday nights on ABC.
Bill Skarnikat rules Trivia in SW Florida. He is now required to quaff tequila shots for every correct answer until he has the IQ of a pool noodle, just to give the rest of us a sporting chance. His wife Pam is on a 10 day SHOP YOUR WAY THROUGH THE CARRIBEAN cruise, and too busy for comment.
Board Treasurer Tom Reiser succumbed to temptation and was last seen in the Maldives, without fear of extradition, after absconding with the NRC funds. He is reportedly rocking a luscious tan, a Rolex on one arm and a hot babe on the other. (FYI, that Rolex looks a LOT like one we picked up at Flea Masters last month….)
After purchasing a Mercedes, a Mini-Cooper, and ginormous riding mower, Tom Driscoll opened up his own dealership on Santa Barbara. He was also a regular on the Saturday night Del Prado dragstrip. Sadly, it all came to an end, when he was caught on his mower with a cooler full of open containers left over from the NRC dance. You can visit him every other Thursday from 2-4 down at County lock up. Sue went on to open her own vegan restaurant, THE TOFU SHANTY, in Naples, featuring her Crispy Sea Grape Salad and a full hummus bar.
Jim and Teri Martin found they loved RV life and started their own travel business, doing guided trips across the US and Canada.
That is, until they were forced to return the RV to its rightful
owner. Teri is also known for her popular cookbook: ‘1001 ways to prepare Mangos’.
Discovering the joys of Mahjongg, Shari Hively and Corrine Larson teamed up to introduce the game to the masses, and are currently the opening act for the World Poker Tour.
Stay tuned next month when I wrap this up and let you know what the other full-timers are up to! Until then, stay FABULOUS!
January 2015
CORKSCREWERS
Reporter: Leslie Vaughan
Call me crazy, but is that a little cool weather I'm feeling? I think it is. 'Tis Autumn here in Paradise. Sunset Celebration is back in full swing. Our Snowbirds are returning slowly, but surely. All of these are good things. The Corkscrewers continue to be an active and fun group. We've traded the golf outings for Wednesday bowling and lunch. That's something that is being enjoyed by several. I suspect as the weather gets a bit cooler, the golf get-togethers will begin again. Who knows? We may throw caution to the wind and do both! Our ladies tried to have lunch at Time to Eat on Del Prado, but alas, it was closed the day we went. Our bad luck was Anthony's good fortune as we walked over and had a nice meal there. Maybe we'll try Time to Eat again at a later date. We plan to have our monthly celebration dinner at El Tarasco. Several folks from our group have been traveling a bit. There have been Hawaiian cruises, trips to visit grand children, dog sitting for friends, cruises to the Caribbean...you name it! We're up for any and all adventures. It's so hard to believe that most of us have been here for only 2 years.We've really enjoyed making life long new friends and embarking on our retirement. A person could get used to this life! The good life, indeed.
FEBRUARY 2015
FABULOUS FLIP FLOPS
Reporter: Diana Simpson
Sorry there was no submission last month. We had a really fun Italian pot luck at the home of our adoptedFlip Flops, Sherry and Terry, in September. Thanks for the wonderful time! Our October pot luck was hosted by Margaret Dorin with a build your own taco theme. Are you sensing a
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pattern? Hhmm... Several of us regular bocce players have taken the summer off. The weather is starting to shift towards fall, so it might be time to get at it again. We Flip Flop ladies have expanded our bowling group so that we have up to eleven of us sharing lanes every Thursday. We are definitely a rowdy bunch! Ceil Buss arranged an historic tour of the women legends of Ft. Myers for our bowling group. It was a beautiful day for a walking tour and we learned an awful lot about the women who started the first library, school, hospital etc. in Ft. Myers. It just goes to prove that women rule! We have some November birthdays to mention; Annie Fenkell, Matt Heyden, Stuart McDonald, Tony and Cindie Matusicky and Diana Simpson. Have a great November everyone!
MARCH/APRIL 2015
FUNSEEKERS
Reporter: Julie Green
The Funseekers are having so much fun and are so busy that they haven’t had time to send news in!! The little bit of news is:
Anne, Rex, Dana and Terry are having fun on their Panama Canal cruise! JoAnne wanted to thank all of the Funseekers for her get well flowers- she hopes that she will be well enough to see everyone soon. Julie is starting the hunt for exterior paint for the house. Unfortunately electric lime has been voted down by Jeff!!
MAY/JUNE 2015
SUN RAYS
Reporter– Barb Swann
Ah, the cool, fresh feeling of fall. Mornings have been wonderful! I can always look at pictures of the leaves turning, don’t need to go back north to see them. And we can actually turn off the air conditioning. But Marlene reminds us that fall is also time to get your flu shot!
Jane and Nick hosted a wonderful Potato Potluck. Good spuds, good company. Thanx Jane and Nick. Several Sun Rays hula..ed their way through the dinner dance, enjoying the Pig Roast. Some Sun Rays and friends spent a morning in downtown Ft. Myers, enjoying a walking tour of the historic women in Ft. Myers’ past. Very interesting. Had a nice lunch.
Lots of travel going on this fall: Louise on her River Cruise, Lillian and Gary going to China, Ceil and Marlene heading north to family. I’m sure there’s a lot more going on. Let me know what you are up to.
Watch out for Speedy Neil. He has been out boating, and from his story, it was quite memorable. Ask him about it.
Marlene, Barb, and some other NRC friends enjoyed dinner and dancing at the Moose Club. Good music and dancing also at the Tiki Hut. Hope to see you there. Other Sun Rays enjoyed an evening of Bunco. Thanx Linda and her friend, Barb. Bowling is still quite popular, and some of the girls are actually getting pretty good! Let me know what you have been doing.
JULY/AUGUST
HULA HOOTERS
Reporter: Alan Poland
Ok, who gives a hoot? The Hula Hooters do when they are together having fun in the sun. It could be the whole flock at pot luck dinners or sipping on Bloody Marys and Mimosas at Page and Bruce’s recent brunch; or just a few couples hooting it up on the beach. Did you hear the big hoot at the first sunset of the season? That was the Hooters soaking up the last rays of the day. Several Hooters also have been making big noise on the golf greens where there are more holes than on a vacant lot. Hooters love to dance too. They gathered to break bread and drink at the Elks Club to listen to the fine sound of Barbara Dexter. The Lady Hooters continue to have scrumptious luncheons hooting it up without their mates.They also enjoy Bunco and have started a Ladies Book Club to show how serious they are. Don and Sandy Smith invited the flock to a pot luck dinner The theme was to dress or bring a “dish” that represented their home state. And the Hooters continue to celebrate a member’s birthday by somehow flying in overnight a flock of flamingos to decorate their front lawn. It sure is a hoot to wake up to the Pink Flock. All over the Cape Hula Hooters can be heard giving a loud and enthusiastic Hoot, Hoot, Hoot! and shouting “Life is good!”
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September 2015
CORAL CAPERS
Reporter: Kim Garrity
Fall is in the air, you can feel the cooler temperatures and less humidity in the evening and early morning. Our groups has been together for one year now. Time has flown and we have gained a wonderful group of friends. Our last potluck was held at Anne and Ed's home. We had a wonderful evening, enjoyed a lot of wonderful food and drink. Thank you Anne and Ed. The ladies of Coral Capers, BBB monthly luncheon met at The Tarpon Lodge on Pine Island, all enjoyed the trip. Janet and Gary went on the Wicked Dolphin Rum tour, they really enjoyed the tasty samplings and bought a couple bottles. Serena's sister Beth and friend Sandy both have moved to Cape Coral and have joined the NRC. Welcome ladies, you will have lots of fun and make new friends. Sandy and Mark are back from visiting family up north.
October 2015
NAUTI CRABS
Reporter: Chris Gust
Happy Anniversary Nauti Crabs! It is hard to believe that it has been one year since our first get together. Remember the tension trying to socialize with people you’ve never met. How do you start the conversation? Where to begin? It takes some time to get to know one another. Trying to find a group that fits and likes to do what you enjoy. Not all groups are the same but there are so many activities that NRC provides you can’t go wrong. So many people to meet all in the same boat moving to Florida. And now look at us... so much has happened. We made it through a summer and survived the threat of two hurricanes, one tornado and with luck no zika virus. Potlucks galore, dinner and dances, trip to Key West, bowling, bocce, boat tours, ladies luncheons, men’s breakfast, birthdays, sunsets, and beach days, shopping, golfing, and this is just the first year. We have been blessed. Happy anniversary.
NOV/DEC 2015
PARTY PALMS
Reporter: Ted and Carolyn Clark
Snowbirds, are you excited about the forthcoming winter in Florida? Do you look forward to the lack of snow, cold
winds and icy roads, the flu, monster snowstorms, power outages, waking up in the dark and coming home in the dark?.... wait - forget the last two. In either case, the
Pelicans of Party Palms look forward to the return of our northern members although it would be great if they didn’t bring so many of their friends with them. So Snowbirds, what happened to the Pelicans while you were absent? Charo had surgery to correct a shoulder problem which her husband Bobby claimed was the result of practicing to get into the Chicago Cubs pitching rotation if needed. Patti (the Virginia one) and an honorary Party Palm, is facing a wonderful situation – selling her home in Virginia that is experiencing a bidding war. Bud and Rhonda and Terry and Sherry are taking the ABC boating course offered by the CC Power Squadron to become familiar with SWFL boating regulations. Kathy Conway is back and we’re particularly excited because she promised to host a Thanksgiving dinner for the poor - us! Carolyn and Ted travelled North for their niece’s wedding to (wait for it) ……. Topsail Island, off the coast of North Carolina just ahead of Hurricane Matthew! They’ve lived in FL for a while but had to leave the state to experience a hurricane – scary. Also Ted and Carolyn were delighted by a visit from Ted’s son and granddaughter from Connecticut. Bud and Rhonda are planning a pumpkin carving party and we really look forward to it and Margaret (another honorary Party Palm) hosted a taco party which was delicious and a fun time. Rhonda planned to lead a Ladies October's designer purse bingo event at Fathoms Restaurant & Bar at Cape Harbor but it was rescheduled due to the hurricane. Carolyn was elected to the NRC Board as Hospitality Chair and is busy planning to host the first “newcomers social” for new members. Dale will be stepping down as Hospitality Chair after 6 months and has done a magnificent job. Al will remain as Newsletter Chair and serve for 6 more months. Eve has again designed an outstanding Party Palms centerpiece – it was quite ghoulish. Several of the Party Palms attended another exciting wine tasting adventure at the Waterside Wine Club in Cape Harbor because as they say at the Wine Club “Quiet nights by the pool don’t make memories” and as we say “parties make memories!”
JANUARY 2016
NO EGRETS
Reporter: Nancy Arey Cohen
"Welcome Back" to the snowbirds who have flown south for the winter and "Hurry Back" to the ones who haven't made it quite yet. Even without the snowbirds, though, NoEgrets has had a lot of fun this past month. In fact, this group enjoys each others' company so much it's hard to include all of our
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activities. Here are a few from the past month: Barnacle Phil's by boat Book Club At Lori's and at Susan's NRC Dance (looks like the pig was quite photogenic) Dinner at Morretti's Trivia at Nemo's Joined in on Guinness attempt (at the record not
drinking) for world's longest Harley Davidson parade Wine tasting at ABC Sunset Celebration Trivial Pursuit Championship at Juelene and Johnny's Hurricane Party Slates' Jazz Brunch for Barb's Birthday Ladies' Night at Corksoakers Fathoms for rock 'n' roll Ghoulish Halloween Pot Luck Costume Party at Raylene
and Larry's Plans have been made for a "Hometown" Pot Luck at Sandra and Patrick's, the November Dinner Club at La Corte, and December's at Edison Restaurant in Fort Myers.
FEBRUARY 2016
LEAPIN LIZARDS
Reporter: Suzanne Rothberg
No report this month.
March/April 2016
Landsharks
Reporter: Unknown
No report this month.
MAY/JUNE 2016
MARGARITA MADNESS
Reporter: Emily Main
August Pot Luck was held at Nancy and Dave Harmon’s home. There was so much food it was incredible. They have a lovely home and everyone had a good time. Bridgette talked about getting a wine and art party together. Kathie Chaney talked about the Cape Coral Brewing Company where they run 0.0 miles and proceeds go to Rotary. Paint a Picture activities were held in September. Emily and Steven Main went to the Lighthouse and Pincers Crab Shaq for meals, they had great atmosphere and the food was delicious. The next Pot Luck will be at Tammy and Lori’s home for September. Kathie Chaney has been collecting money
for name tags for everyone in the group. Thanks Kathie for doing on the work on nametags. Cape Coral Oktoberfest will be held at the German American Social Club on Pine Island Road October 21-23 and October 28-30. Every year in October the Club organizes Munich In Cape Coral. The Oktoberfest is the largest party of the year in the community. They have many different foods and merchandise for sale at this event. Domestic and German beers are served. Music is on several stages with dancing. You may google Oktoberfest and find a schedule of events. Emily and Steven Main attended last year and saw the famous Clydesdale horses. The ladies luncheon was held at The Bone-Fish restaurant this month and as usual everyone had a wonderful time. I hope everyone had a good month and look forward to seeing you at upcoming NRC events.
This month’s newsletter is an addition to last month because the one I wrote last month was not put in the newsletter. I have been gone for two weeks this month so I do not have a lot of new news. I traveled to the Midwest to see my family and had a great time with grandkids. The weather was fall beautiful and it was a nice break from the heat and humidity. Steven Main, Linda Turner, Don, Dale and others went to Dixie Roadhouse and ate prime rib and had a great time. September’s pot luck was held at Tammy and Lori’s home. Their house is absolutely beautiful and we had lots of great food. We all laughed a lot. I know some of our group went to Cirque du Soleil. That is all I have to report this month. I hope you all are having a great time involved with NRC activities.
July 2016
PARADISE PARROTS
Bridgette Bonatsos
Hi Everyone:
A few things the Parrots have done since last newsletter.
Myself and Mike along with Jim and Lil Fitz-Gerald graduated from our CERT classes.
Myself, Jim and Lil also took CPR class with the Fire Department to be certified.
We had a great potluck at Jim and Lil’s house. We had Heather from CERT come and talk to whole group and got more people to sign up for classes. We had a great variety of finger foods and Lil made some of her homemade family Irish Cream.
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Nancy Caputo was on the local news because of a guy in her neighborhood who has a yard full of boats and boat parts.
Thanks to Gary Austin for setting up a great night out for 20 from the group at Pawnbrokers in Ft. Myers. Great food and even better company.
I am in Philadelphia from 14 to 18th with my hubby Mike. Here for Greek family wedding. Lots of fun seeing family and all. Just can't wait to come back home to Cape Coral.
Next potluck at Marisa and Dennis's house see you all then.
AUGUST 2016
BAD BUOYS & NAUTI GULLS
Reporter: Michele McKay
WE HAVE OURSELVES A WINNER!!! Anne competed in the Tropical Open Water Swim at Siesta Key in Sarasota and took First Place for swimming the 1k. Awesome job!
We welcome back Stella who spent 6 weeks with family in Italy. We missed you when you were away.
Dave and Martha traveled up north to visit family and friends. Dave has returned but Martha is still busy in New Hampshire playing with Bennett, their grandson, who just turned one.
With the holidays approaching others will be traveling to gather with family. Safe travels to everybody and make sure you come back with stories and pictures for the others who stay behind holding down the fort, here in the Sunshine State.
Oh, we have been very busy. Some BB & NG ladies enjoyed each other’s company for breakfast at the Boat House. Thanks to Jennifer for organizing it. Cape Cabaret brought us together for some laughs and a little dancing for a tribute to the Temptations. How about an evening celebrating Cape Coral’s beautiful sunset with live music and good friends at the Sunset Celebration? And last but surely not least, we enjoyed Pot Luck at Don’s and Regina’s beautiful home. Or was it May’s and Agnes’ house? Regardless, we all had fun!!
Good food, great friends, fun times, laughs, songs, yells, cheers and even a few tears ….
Bad Buoys and Nauti Gulls is an evolving group of individuals who truly enjoy and appreciate each other’s company. Regardless of the venue, we find a way to laugh and enjoy. As time passes we are getting to know
each other more as we open up and share more of ourselves with each other…. the formula for strong and long friendships.
Thank you NRC!
SEPTEMBER 2016
Twisted Turtles
Reporter: Barbara Strand
As one of the newest groups to the NRC, the Twisted Turtles started out with a bang with approximately 50 members. Our New Member Social was held at Dale Ford’s house where we were treated to a variety of appetizers and drinks. Dale and Pat welcomed us to the NRC and explained the program.
Our first potluck was held at David and Suellen’s home. It was kind of like a first date…a little awkward at first, but by the end of the evening we were telling lies and exchanging phone numbers. Maybe it was just the alcohol, but everyone seemed to have a great time! We all voted on our new group name and chose a Group Leader, David Sim, and a Group Reporter, Barbara Strand, who shortly thereafter went into the Witness Protection Program and haven’t been seen since.
Our group Facebook Page was set up by David Sim, the tech wizard that he is, and a majority of our members have signed up. We also designed our group logo and name tags and are working on a team shirt so no one can miss us even if we show up at functions with Groucho Marx glasses and Dolly Parton wigs.
Several of us attended the Pig Roast which was a total blast! The food was fantastic and we danced the night away to Dusk, a terrific band who packed the dance floor. No one can cut a rug like the Twisted Turtles!
Next on the agenda was the Big Blue Brewery tour and Wicked Dolphin Rum tour. And what incredible tours they were ! For those of you who have never attended, it is highly recommended. In fact, my bathtub looks like the perfect spot to brew a batch or two now that I know the secrets. I’ll let you know how it turns out.
Our next get-together will be on October 23rd at the Octoberfest where we will no doubt be doing shooters from the rooftops or at least sharing a beer or two.
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NRC MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
November 2016
Gary Eldred
President, Board 99
Greetings NRC Members and NRC Graduates! My name is Gary M. Eldred and I would like to introduce myself as the 99th President of the NRC of Cape Coral. The Board and I look forward to serving you for the next six months. My theme is BE ACTIVE, GIVE BACK, VOLUNTEER! As a brief introduction, I am originally from upstate New York. After graduating from Slippery Rock University near Pittsburgh, I stayed in that area for the next six years. Deciding that winter was no longer something I wanted to endure, I started moving south, first to South Carolina then North Carolina. That is where I met my wife, Marne, fifteen years ago while playing coed, slow-pitch softball, sponsored by a social club similar to the NRC. After a few years in Charlotte we decided to venture out and accept an overseas assignment to Puerto Rico -- a fantastic adventure that awakened the international travel bug in us. So next was Shanghai, China; Charleston, SC; El Jadida, Morroco; and finally London, England. All told, we spent eight years on the road and enjoyed every minute. After a 37-year career, achieving the level of Project Controls Director, I officially retired three times before permanently settling in Cape Coral. I have enjoyed becoming very active in our Cape Coral community. I volunteer at Lee Memorial Hospital, Meals on Wheels, and attend Cape Coral City Council Meetings. Most recently I enrolled in the twelve-week course (one day a week) called Citizens Academy, which gives you in-depth knowledge of how all City Departments operate. This is a free course and I encourage you to look into it if interested. My other interests include golfing, boating, working around the yard along with supporting and fostering the Pug Rescue of FL. Although, one of my favorite activities are social get-togethers with the NRC and our group (Hula Hooters). I welcome all input from NRC members. This is YOUR club. It does not operate cohesively without the support of ALL its members. To Friends, Fun and Laughter! Gary Eldred NRC President, Board 99
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October 2016 New Resident Club Members
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Congratulations to the
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UPCOMING SPEAKERS AT NRC
MONTHLY MEETINGS
November Speakers:
Cape Coral Hospital Volunteer Services
Jeri Grimes, Director Volunteer Services, Cape Coral Hospital
Janine Barnes, Volunteer Coordinator, Cape Coral
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Seniors vs Crime
Susan Ball, Senior Sleuth
Patricia Koelber, Cape Coral Office Manager
December Speakers:
Amella "Joy" Nyack Community Outreach Projects Coordinator, Cape Coral Police
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