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Rolling Greens News Volume 38 November 2017 Issue 11
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Rolling Greens News
Volume 38 November 2017 Issue 11
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Disclaimer The Editor and Staff of the Rolling Greens News are not responsible or liable for content or articles submitted for publication. The paper is dedicated to providing all residents of Rolling Greens with timely information of a social nature as submitted by individuals or groups residing at Rolling Greens, with occasional input from management. Editor—Donna Furce
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Page # Advertisers 25 AC Guys 21 Air Conditioning & Heating Jerry VanZandt 24 All Florida Insurance 10 All Florida Weatherproofing & Construction 28 AMS, Inc. 14 Appliance Doctor 14 Around the House Handyman 28 Art Classes - Donna Francis 30 Ascension Lutheran Church 27 Belleview Heating & Air 17 C.V.S. 22 Care Giver - Eileen Nelson 11 Chem-Dry of Marion County 25 Community Roofing 17 D.C. Handyman Services 23 Discount Brake and Tire 5 Florida Anchor & Barrier 3 For Sale By Owners 8 Four Star Homes 4 Four Star Homes - Donna Baird 6,27 Furce Pest Control 15 Golf Cart Sales/Repairs 28 Handyman - Tim Maggione 30 Heritage Baptist Church 13 Hospice of Marion County 3 Housekeeping - Tina Bartley 9 Insurance Agent - Robert Ratazak 13 Insurance Innovations 17 Jean Bright - Hair Stylist 26 Manny’s Appliance Repair Service 24 Massage - Patrice Stone 3 Medicare Information 11 Mike’s Italian to Go 26 Mobile Home Depot 7 Mother & Daughter Salon 14 Needham Plumbing & Electric 12 Ocala Heating Air Conditioning 14 Reigning Cats and Dogs 31 R.G. Community Church 9 R.G. Sales 6 R. & R. Transportation 31 S.S.S. Presbyterian Church 31 St. George Anglican Church 31 St. Paul’s United Methodist 16 Sunbelt Mobile Homes Resales 11 Sunbelt MH Sales - Mary Lovell 4 Transportation by Jan 27 Trinity Lutheran Church 6 The Cleaning Authority
Rolling Greens News
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Deadlines for the December issue: Articles due: November 17,2017, Wed. 12 Noon
Ads due: November 15, 2017, Mon. 12 Noon Assembly: November 30, 2017, 10:30 am, Auditorium
Articles Page # 26 Social Director 15 Stretch and Tone 3 Thank You 13 Veterans Wall 11 VVA #1085 15 Webmaster 3 Wheelchairs Needed 22 Woodshop 27 Yoga
Articles Page # 28 911 Cell Phones 19 Activities 7 American Flags 20 Area Directors 28 Artist Corner 3 Benevolent Committee 10 Biloxi 2018 22 Corn Hole 22 Credit where credit is due 15 Dates to Remember 29 Did You Know 4 Diners Club 11 Doll Show 22 Drop in Cribbage 28 Food Pantry 9 For Rent 9 For Sale 18 Game Scores 7 Glow Ball 23 Golf Lessons Free 22 Good Church Service 23 Historic Ocala Preservation Society 9 Home Brew Club 13 Hospice of Marion County 3 Kingdom of the Sun Concert Band 29 Labels for Education 6 Library 3 Life South Blood Drive 10 Meet and Greet 30 Message to the Community of R.G. 13 Midwest Club 26 Mixed Media Class 13 Mosquitos 22 New England Club 27 New York Club 22 Oil Painting Class 7 Operation ShoeBox Report 24 Pancakes for Dinner 4 Photography Club 24 Recipe Corner 4 R.G. News Deadlines Dates 10,15 R.G.H.O.A. Annual Arts & Crafts 7 R.G.H.O.A. Membership Form 3 R.G.H.O.A. Officers & Office 4 R.G.H.O.A. President 29 R.G.H.O.A. Rent Calculation 18 R.G.V.F.D. Equipment 28 R.G.V.F.D. Memorial Service 30 Riveted & Embossed Metal Jewelry Class 10 Rummage Sale - Larry Bruner Memorial 23 Scripture Rosary 29 Share and Care 23 Shoes for Woman and Children 4 Singles Club
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Dates to Remember Dec. 3rd - Glow Ball Dec. 23rd - Midwest Club - Christmas Jan. 12th - Meet and Greet Jan. 27th - R.G.H.O.A. Larry Brunner Memorial Rummage Sale. Feb. 24th - RGHOA Spaghetti Dinner Feb. 27th - 2nd, 2018 - Biloxi Trip Mar. 24th - Doll Show & Sale Apr. 11th - Meet and Greet
R.G.H.O.A. OFFICERS President Kathy Allen 509-2234 [email protected] 1st V.P. vacant 2nd V.P. vacant Treasurer Jake Scholten 694-4392 [email protected] Secretary Sandy Leach 509-2390 [email protected]
Area 1 Kent Badders 260-602-2313 [email protected] Area 2 Linnea Corneilson 624-2786 [email protected] Area 3 vacant Area 4 Bonnie Quackenbush 624-1114 [email protected]
OFFICE General Manager Wes Strider 624-0140 Office Manager Vickie Winn 624-0140 Admin. Assistant Luke Minner 624-0140
Thank you Tom & Rose Mullen We would like to thank all our friends for the cards & the phone calls to check on us. A big thank you to Evelyn & Jim Kennedy for driving Rose to the Hospital & back again, also feeding her. Sue LaChausse pitched in to, Thank you. I am getting back on my feet & doing good. Hope to see you all soon.
Benevolent Committee By Abby McNeel The individuals to contact for the Benevolent Commit-tee during the summer months are Linda Regan (352-624-0549), Karen Badders (260-433-3627), and Pat/Brian Hilliker (540-521-6437). If you need help or know of someone who does, please call one of them.
Tina’s House Cleaning
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Thank you We would like to express our sincere, heart-felt thanks to EVERYONE for your many prayers, thoughts, concern, and get-well cards. Follow-ing Tim’s serious injury. They mean so much to us! God bless you! Tim & Robin Dearing
FOR SALE BY OWNER 1993, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,146 sq. ft. unfurnished at 6421 C Lakewood Drive
$22,000, 1982, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,056 sq. ft. partially furnished at 6994 Easy Street
$28,500, 1981, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,456 sq. ft. unfurnished at 7088 Easy Street, $ 9,500
For information and showing call FRANCIS at 609-433-0026
Life South Blood Drive By Kaye Loper
DO SOMETHING AMAZING!!
YOU MAY SAVE 3 PEOPLE’S LIVES!!!
The Life South Blood Mobile will be here at Rolling Greens, Thursday,
November 16th, 8am to 4:30pm
Call the Rolling Greens Vampire at 624-3725 and sign up TO GIVE or the vampire will be calling you!!
“You are Needed to Help Save Lives” Thank you, The Rolling Greens Vampire, Kaye Loper
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R.G. 2017 HOA Meetings Board meetings at 3:30 PM @ Auditorium Member meetings at 7 PM @ Auditorium
Board meeting Member meeting November 6 November 7 December 4 December 5 (Elections)
RGHOA President’s Report By Kathy Allen 352-509-2234
I would like to thank all those who came to the Oktoberfest and for supporting the HOA. I also want to thank all the workers and especially Jake and Marlene Scholten, who purchase all the food. Without your help we could not have done this for the community.
At the November HOA meeting, you will be introduced to all the Candidates that are running for RGHOA Board of Directors. We have 4 openings for the “At Large” position, and 1 opening in both Area 1 and 3. You can only vote for Area Director Candidates if you live in the area they are running for. We also will be taking nomina-tions from the floor at that meeting. After that point, NO nominations will be accepted. To answer the question many people have asked me, is why I am not running? The reason is, I still have another year on the Board of Directors. In December, after the election, the new Board will meet to reorganize and select the officers for 2018, as per the RGHOA Bylaws.
Also at the November meeting, the membership will hear about suggested changes to our bylaws which will be voted on at the December meeting. I want to remind everyone that only 2017 paid members can vote for both the candidates and the bylaw changes at that meeting. Only 1 vote per household is allowed under our Bylaws. Please make sure you have your 2017 Badges for voting in Dec. If you do not have one, see your Area Director.
These next 2 meetings are very important for the RGHOA and I hope you will attend. Have a Great Thanksgiving and see you November 7th.
Photo Club By Doug Wedel 608-513-8761 [email protected] The next meeting of the Photo Club is November 14th, 2017 at 2 pm at the Community Center. We are still looking for new members so if you are interested please come. At the last meeting we left the picture taking subject open to anything we felt we wanted to do. We also discussed trying to get a place where we could put some of the pictures we take and volunteered to take pictures at some of the activi-ties around the park. I've already gotten a call from someone who would like the Photo Club to take pictures at her doll show on March 24, 2018 in the Auditorium. We will also be taking pictures at the activ-ities that Rolling Greens sponsors, and hopefully the HOA activities.
Transportation by Jan
(park resident) Transportation to all airports,
grocery stores, doctor’s appointments.
Reasonable rates
Jan Casity
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Singles Club Our next adventure is on
November 14, 2017 China Lee Restaurant
K-Mart Plaza on Silver Springs Blvd. We meet at 4 pm at the West Clubhouse and carpool to the restaurant.
For reservations and information call Tom at 847-840-4653 or Micki at 625-9563
LIST/TRADE-UP/SELL $100 INCENTIVE (36 YRS DOD,RETIRED)
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R.G. Library Corner By Barbara Critchfield It's good to be back in Rolling Greens! Mike and I arrived on Sunday evening, October 15, and are working on repairing the dam-age from Hurricane Irma. We were very pleased to see that not a drop of water came through our damaged roof. Everything is repairable. We have been talking to several roofers and have learned a lot about roofs in the past couple of weeks. We will be contracting for the repair soon and expect to see a lot of folks driving by to watch the process. I especially want to thank all the volunteers who took care of the Library during the summer. I found the Library looking great when I returned. All the donations from the residents are much appreciated. I think the Library could use some more magazines. We try to keep a three-month supply of the monthly magazines and a three-week selec-tion of the weekly magazines on the shelf. When you are finished reading your most current issues, please drop them off on the cart in the Library for other residents to enjoy. Veterans Day is November 11th. The coffee table feature for this month will be several books of interest to the many veterans living in Rolling Greens. We've received some beautiful volumes about the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines that you might like to browse through when visiting the Library. The Kingdom of the Sun Concert Band will honor all veterans at their concert on November 12th at 6:30 PM at the Veterans Park, near the main Ocala Library. (Rain date for the concert and fireworks is November 13th.) Just as a reminder, I want to mention that the Library is open from 8 AM to 10 PM every day. Books, puzzles, movies, audio tapes and music can be borrowed on the honor system. Just borrow any-thing you would enjoy and returned the items to the cart when you are finished. The volunteers will return the items to the shelf. As you are unpacking or sorting, please remember that our Library items all come from the residents. Your donations are appreciated. Stop by the Community Center for some hot coffee and some good reading. See you at the Library.
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Operation ShoeBox
By Kaye Loper October Halloween is almost here and it starts our holiday season. Op-eration ShoeBox is already packing, getting ready to make a little Christmas for Our Troops. If you would like to help, we need you! See me, or Theresa Cooper at 624-0362 or ShoeBox 352-307-6723. At our Oct.3rd meeting we started off with $150. As of today Oct 25th we have $430. Thant is about half way to October’s goal of $1,000. The $430. has mostly come from donations made by Woman Helping Others (W.H.O.). They make beautiful homemade items and they donate to Operation ShoeBox to be sold to help with shipping to our troops. They also make MANY soldiers bags used for shipping all those care items. The DAV #85 Bingo helps with match day is the last Monday evening of every month. All donation made by the Bingo players to Operation ShoeBox are matched by the DAV #85 Bingo. This is a big help! The new Rolling Greens License Plates are supplied thru Jim Puglise and with a small donation to Operation ShoeBox you can own one for only $12. It could be a big help in case of an emergency! I will have mine with me at HOA meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 7th or call Jim at 624-9747 or me at 624-3725. To our Rolling Greens residents, thanks to all who donate. Please get your name on the donors lists. See me for the list of Care Items needed and remember every dollar donation counts. Please bring one dollar or a small item with you to the HOA meeting on Nov.7th. Thank you all who help - It’s for Our Troops!
American Flags If you have any worn out American Flags, VFW Post #4209 on 36th Ave. has a collection box and when enough flags are collected they hold a proper burning ceremony for worn out flags. Pat Shore, 7101 Cherry Pass or Laura Puglise, 203B E. Gleneagles Rd. are both Auxiliary members and would be happy to take delivery of all worn out American Flags. Thanks!
Care Items
Cash for Shipping
Theresa Cooper Pat Murphy Linda & Jim Cavaco Our Lady of the Springs (2x) Judy Crites Carol English Georgia Killewald Harriet Brinker Janice Giuliano Tom & Sharon Primo
Evie DelVecchio (2x) Linda Smith (2x) D.A.V. (bingo match day) Evelyn & Jim Kennedy Sue LaChausse Mary & Marvin Hill Bob & Chesterine Breen Dave & Donice Ruppel Maureen & Frank Wisniewski Linda Jim Cavaco Harriet Brinker Francis Tinkle Doug Wedel Jan & Dave Casity
Jim Puglise Kaye Loper Saundra Montgomery Flo Gustafson Steve Carrol Anita Carrier Harry & Bonnie Wiggins Bob & Rose Tan Peggy - W.H.O’s W.H.O.’s Gary Underwager Peggy Mary Miconi
RGHOA Membership Form The RGHOA membership form is now available online at rghoa.net. You can locate it under the heading “Resources.” Just fill it out and give to your Area Director with your $15 yearly dues pay-ment.
Ann Quinlivan(2x) Betty & Charles Pennington Rosemary Kelleher (3x) James Giuliano LaDonna Christopher W.H.O. (Woman Helping Others)(2x) Saundra Montgomery (2x) Sue LaChausse (2x) Jim Puglise
Glow Ball Dec. 3rd By Brian Bissonnette Glow Ball is scheduled for the noted date starting at 6:30pm. Please fill in your name per team and note in your required ball be purchased for you and what color you prefer. Write in the required quantity per person in the applicable color requested. Try selecting a different color per player to avoid confusion. R -Red, G -Green, B -Blue, W -White, P-Pink , Y -Yellow, N -No Ball Charges range between $5 -$5.50 pending shipping charges and the size of the order. If a ball is not required, please check (no) in applicable box. We will be charging $2.00 per person to maintain our battery requirements and replacement of damaged lights. Sign-in sheet will be closed on Nov. 21st allowing time to pur-chase the balls. Thanks!
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2001 Mercury Sable, only 51,000 actual miles. Runs Great! Only 2 owners. Asking $3,800 or /obo. RG resident. 352-816-7879
2010 ZonE, 4 seater golf cart. 1 yr old batteries, built-in charger, 2nd seat folds down, radio, STREET LEGAL, windshield wipers, seatbelts, turn signals, all around curtains. Great shape, runs great. Call 678-316-2223, can be seen in park. $4250
1738 Indian Wells - By Owner - Asking $24,900. Fully furnished. Approx. 1290 sq. ft., 2 bed., 2 baths, large kitchen, large pantry, large living room, master bedroom and glassed Florida room with A/C. Large shed with washer/dryer. Sprinkler system, on corner lot. Must be seen to appreciate. Call Jake at 694-4392 or 502-2452
2 bedroom/2 baths double wide, mostly furnished, 1300 sq. ft. Excel-lent condition. 624-3276
2br, 2 bath, doublewide, new floors, new bathroom, new windows, partially furnished on Lakewood Dr. $7900. 209-2281 or 553-3281
Hand Crafted Jewelry, all nickel free, Earrings, Necklaces, Anklets, $5 each. Made by CRYS. Contact Donna Guernsey 502-303-2961 Two Niches located in Good Shepherd Memorial Gardens in Oca-la. For more information and asking price please call me at 509-2081
2002 Blue Club Car, Custom seats, Overhead fan, Batteries 1 1/2 yr old, All around curtains, Runs great and in great shape. Can be seen in park.$3200. Call 678-316-2223
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HOME BREW CLUB By Timothy Hilgeford Are you a home brewer or would you like to learn? I would like to start a home brew club here in Rolling Greens. Call me if you are interested at 770-634-5706 or email me at [email protected].
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Wanted To Rent Electric Golf Cart for January – April 30, 2018 Please contact Linda Suddes. Text or call 705-292-1034, or email [email protected]
For Rent 2 bedroom, 2 bath on golf course, fully furnished, washer & dryer inside. 1201D West Gleneagles Rd.$1600 a month. Available October 2017. Minimum 5 months rental. 678-316-2223 1738 Indian Wells, fully furnished, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, large kitchen, large pantry, large living room, master bedroom and glassed Florida room with a/c, large shed with washer/dryer. Including golf cart. Avail-able now. $1400. per month, minimum 4 months. Call Jake at (352) 694-4392 or (352) 502-2452
Gorgeous Himalayan female cat: Siamese mark-ings. FREE TO A GOOD HOME. Available soon. Call Linda - 454-8502
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BILOXI TRIP 2018 By Rich Allen 352-509-2234 I have 10 seats still available for this trip. If you would like to go, please let me know. We will be going on the Biloxi trip on Tues, Feb 27th 2018 and returning that Friday Mar 2nd. The price is $250 pp with dbl. occ. We will also receive a total of $80 credit in Casino Comp pp. We will be staying at the Palace Hotel and Casino which is a smoke free hotel. The price includes transportation to and from the NCH and transportation to the other 4 Casino's once in Biloxi. If you want to get on the list, please call ASAP. I will start collecting monies Nov 1st thru Dec 30th. For more info on the hotel please go to their website. The bus does make a few stops along the way for lunch and restroom stops. If you are interested, please call.
Meet and Greet Meet and Greet for new Rolling Greens residents or those
interested in coming, beginning at 2:00 PM on the dates
below for 2017-2018. January 12th
April 11th
ROLLING GREENS HOA PRESENTS ANNUAL ARTS AND CRAFT SHOW
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 11, 2017 9AM TO 2PM
WE NEED A FEW GOOD PEOPLE TO HELP. FRI. 1PM FOR APPROX. 1HR. TO MOVE TABLES SAT. 2PM FOR APPROX 1HR. TO MOVE TABLES. SAT. 9AM NEED 2-4 PEOPLE TO DO 50/50 AND TAKE ONE OR TWO HOUR SHIFTS. SAT. 9AM 2-4 PEOPLE TO RELEAVE VENDORS WHEN NECESSARY 1-2 HR. SHIFTS. WE NEED YOUR HELP. WE CAN ONLY CONTINUE TO PUT THIS PROGRAM ON YEARLY WITH THE HELP OF OUR RESIDENTS. THANK YOU. if YOU CAN HELP PLEASE CALL CO-CHAIRWOMEN LINDA LEE KREBS 624-3154
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5th Annual HOA Larry Bruner Memorial Rummage Sale
Jan. 27th 2018, 8am-1pm Rolling Greens Auditorium
Sue Flesch / Bonnie Wiggins Chairpersons Breakfast and lunch will be available, as well as true 50/50
drawing. 100% of the profits will go directly to the Rolling Greeks HOA Benevolent Fund, which benefits our residents. Please come to our Fund Raising Event and find great treasures at reasonable prices. All leftover RUMMAGE sale items will be donated to the Humane Society of Marion County Thrift Store, to benefit the "no-kill" shelter. Most tables have been reserved by the 2017 participants.
We will plan to have the tables set up on Friday Jan. 26th @ 3pm so you can set up your sale items. The cost of The tables will remain @$10.00 payable to Tom Flesch on Dec. 1st or before. Call Tom Flesch @ 715-216-3842 for more info.
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Doll Show and Sale By Harriet Brinker
We will be having a Doll Show with a Sales Room on Saturday, March 24th, 2018 from 10:00 AM until the late afternoon. This will be a free event. Tables have been reserved and a waiting list is now availa-ble for anyone who would like to display. There will be no admission charge except for lunch and ice cream from Bruster’s Ice Cream Wag-on.
The sales room will include a wide range of exceptionally high quality and unique dolls. The dolls will range from the very old, including some antiques, to the more modern, which will include dolls circa the 1950’s all the way up to those of the present day. There will also be doll clothing on display as well as anything related to the enjoyment of hav-ing dolls. You may come and stroll down Memory Lane. Be lifted up to recall the past of playing with our dolls while growing up. There will be Shirley Temples, Margaret O’Briens, Strawberry Dolls, Bears and many others dear to our hearts. Sellers will be happy to talk to you, show their wares, and we also will have a Doll Doctor who can do repairs. There will also be a Certified Doll Appraiser who can accurately value your dolls for a very small fee to cover the cost of the valuation certificate. You are encouraged to bring whatever dolls you have questions about.
Many of our sellers are well known in the industry with many years of experience. You will meet people from as far as Arizona and as close as within our great state of Florida. A healthy lunch will be pre-pared for a small charge in the lunch room. There will also be live music throughout the day. We expect to have a photographer for pictures during the event, and folks from outside of the park will be encouraged to come as well. Some of them may choose to tour our wonderful Park and facilities.
I am working on setting up a few short educational seminars that will offer information about dolls and their history. We are also planning to sell tickets for raffles with interesting prizes. The proceeds will likely be donated to help support needy Veterans both here in Rolling Greens and in the local community. In place of an admission fee we are asking that you please donate an item to our food bank for those residents in need of food and paper products.
Watch for a sign up list on the board in the Auditorium this com-ing January, so I can have the tickets ready to send out prior to the event. We are expecting to have a full house of residents and people outside the community. Hope to see all of our Rolling Greens neighbors at the event.
Harriet Brinker, Sponsor [email protected]
VVA Chapter 1085 Bruce Lamoureux President VVA - 1085
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1085 Our regular monthly meeting for November will be held on Thursday, November 2nd at 7PM in the Rolling Greens Auditorium. We welcome all veterans especially those that served between 1961 and 1975, the so called Vietnam era. Come to a meeting and see what we are all about. Remember Sat. November 11th is our BBQ day for the residents of "The Ritz". Volunteers will be needed. Here is the Ocala/Marion County Veterans Memorial Park Fall sched-ule: FRIDAY Nov. 10th, 11AM - Veterans Day Ceremony SUNDAY Nov. 12th, 6PM - Light up The Stars - Music and Fireworks SATURDAY, Nov. 18th, 11AM - Veterans Thanksgiving - Free Food
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Midwest Club Sandra Leach Secretary MINUTES FOR THE MIDWEST CLUB FOR OCTOBER 13, 2017 The evening started with Happy Hour that began at 5 PM. Dinner was served at 6 PM. Next the meeting was called to order by Bob Senge, President, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer. Lana Senge, Treas-urer, read her report which was voted on & accepted. The minutes from the prior month had already been posted in the newsletter. Bob then acknowledged members who had birthdays in the month of Octo-ber and also members who had anniversaries in that month as well. He thanked those who helped to set up the dinner. He then discussed the dinner on Thursday, November 9th that will be held with the New England Club. It will be turkey and all the fixings. The following people said they would prepare the turkeys pro-vided by the Midwest Club: Paula Bianchi, Sandy Stiverson and Ter-rell Hilgeford. Anyone wishing to volunteer for set up or to help in the kitchen should contact Bob Senge. Also, please contact Lana Senge by phone or Tim Hilgeford by email as to the other “side or dessert (fixings)” that you will be bringing. Also discussed was the Christmas gathering. It will be held Saturday, December 23rd. The following will be served at a cost of $12 per person: ribs & Lee’s roasted chicken. Tickets will be on sale from November 9th to December 9th. Club members will provide the sides & desserts. For entertainment, please bring a wrapped gift worth $10 or less, as we will be having a “Chinese Gift Grab”. Also, keep in mind that elections will be held for the new board members for 2018 at the December meeting. Respectfully submitted, Sandra Leach, Secretary
Veterans Wall By Mary McCarthy I am writing about the veterans wall in the Auditorium. If you are new to Rolling Greens and just have bought a home here, and if you have served in our great country and would like to add your pho-tos, (service and one current photo), please call Mary McCarthy at 624-2911 or Betty Pennington at 624-0339 or Ann Quinlivan at 694-1999. We will copy your photos and return your originals and add your name, years of service and branch on your photos. All residents will stay on the wall until for some reason you leave the park, at which your photos will come down. This honor is for present home owners only. Thank you, Mary.
What Did Irma Leave Behind? By Jean Agamaite Mosquitoes, mosquitoes, & more mosquitoes! According to the article in Ocala Star Banner, Sept 20, 2017, “Mosquito Control Opera-tions resume in Miami area.” Statement “...there are no areas in Florida where mosquitoes are transmitting Zika dengue or other viruses to people.” BOLONEY! Have you ever seen anything published about the Filariasis carried by mosquitoes? It is here in this county, and with these hurricanes, more are coming! No new research, limited medication, so don’t mention it and it will go away. I don’t think so! It is forever and very life changing. Guess what? It is spread and injected by mosquitoes. Please pick up and dump flower pots or standing water and unused items. Please help protect your neighbors’ health. If you are interested in checking this out go to your computer, Mayo Clinic website. Filariasis infections - 4 types, Mansonella Ozzardi - very interesting. P.S. Do we in Rolling Greens treat standing water in culverts and drain ditches or our wooded areas?
Thanks for the fast clean-up from IRMA!
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Shampoos, clothes, leashes, collars, combs, brushes, toys & beds.
Reigning Cats and Dogs
offering day care
R.G. Community Church Sundays 10am-12am
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The RG Web By Timothy Hilgeford [email protected] As fall approaches I look forward to cooler temperatures and the upcoming Holidays. The Park is beginning to fill up as our friends and neighbor return. It is a time of rejoicing and making merry. In that vein I want to remind everyone to check the website often as events will be added frequently. Also, don’t forget if you have an event that needs updating, please let me know. It been almost a year since I started managing the website full time and it’s been very interesting watching the changes that have occurred in that time. As things have evolved, I find myself in need of an assistant, so if anyone out there would like a new challenge, please contact me at [email protected]. The work is not very strenuous, but some familiarity with computers is helpful. I also want to remind everyone that the elections for the HOA board are rapidly approaching and we need everyone involved. So please, I urge anyone who is not a member to please become one. The dues are a small price to pay to have your voice heard. Finally, November is the month we celebrate Thanksgiving and, especially this year, we have many things to be thankful for. We were spared the brunt of Hurricane Irma and for most, the worst part was no electricity in parts of our community. Many others in our coun-try were not so fortunate, so let us not forget to be thankful for all the blessings we enjoy and to reach out to those less fortunate.
352-694-3003
Black Friday Service Sale
For the month of November Rolling Greens residents save an extra $10 on an already amazing deal of $69.95.
Rolling Greens Annual Service is now only $59.95.
SERVICE — PARTS — REPAIRS — BATTERIES — TROJAN — U.S. BATTERIES
Stretch and Tone By JoAnne Stretch & Tone meets Monday, Wednesday and Fridays in the auditorium from, 9:00 am to 9:45 am. Please bring a mat or towel and small hand weights. Exercises can also be done in a chair. Any Ques-tion, call J Anne at 624-1673
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Caribbean Cruise for 2
5 days, 4 nights
For the first 20 contracts in excess of $3,000.00
Not valid on existing or prior contracts,
1 per household, not val-id with any other offer,
time management offer.
Port fees and taxes not included
SENIOR DISCOUNT COUPON
MUST BE PRESENTED
BEFORE ESTIMATE
Custom Vinyl Systems
Important Notice www.rghoa.net/notices/ Library Hours 8a-10p everyday
Tree Trimming Gutter Cleaning Carpentry Weed Pulling Renovations
D.C. Handyman Services
Repairs Plumbing Flooring Lawn Maintenance Painting
David
Crill
352-266-1847
Specializing in replacing sub floors
[email protected] Rolling Greens Resident
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Hello Residents of Rolling Greens. Let me introduce myself: my name is
Jean Bright 352-342-7824
I am a hair stylist and I would like to invite you to come and see me at my salon, a one stop place for all your beauty needs. I look forward to see-
ing you soon. Now providing oxygen therapy and paraffin wax for your hurting hands.
Its All About You
5300 E. Silver Springs Plaza (next to Silver Springs Restaurant)
Shampoo and Sets
Perms
Highlighting
Facials
Waxing
Micro Dermabrasion
Beautiful Jewelry
Cuts
Blow Dry
Low Lites
Color
Manicure
Pedicures
Hair Products
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You Are Needed!!
The need for blood doesn’t ever take a vaca-tion!! No matter where you are, when you give, someone will live!! The Rolling Greens Vam-pire
Game Scores
Bocce Ball Tuesdays & 1st & 4th Thursday @ 4:15pm near shuffle board courts. Open to anyone. Contact person is Pat Husband.
313 Fri. & Mon.
9-22 Kaye Loper Eileen Fleming Jan Casity Kerry Ellis (2x) Donna Guernsey(2x) Rose Tan (2x)
9-25 Kaye Loper Francene Presto(2x) Kerry Ellis Bonnie Wiggins Anita Carrier
9/29 Marlene Wood Anita Carrier Rose Tan Bonnie Wiggins Jan Sparks Eileen Fleming
10-2 Lana Senge Donna Guernsey(2x) Sandie Leach(2x) Kaye Loper(2x) Bonnie Wiggins Rose Tan
10-6 Marlene Wood (2x) Anita Carrier Francene Preston Rose Tan Donna Guernsey Jan Sparks Kaye Loper
10-9 Jan Casity(2) Marlene Wood Jan Sparks Kerry Ellis Eileen Fleming(2x) Ann Quinlivan Anita Carrier
10-13 Ann Quinlivan Rose Tan Kaye Loper Eileen Fleming Frank Wisniewski Francene Preston Angeles Carrion Anita Carrier
Omaha Card Game Players Elsie Kirkland Interested in playing Omaha and/or Omaha hi-lo? Plan on a Wednesday night, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the West Club House card room. A quarter/half game. Call Elsie Kirkland at 369-6391. We are looking for a few more players. Don’t know how to play? No problem. You can learn while you play.
R.G. Fire Dept. Equipment Update to medical equipment provided by the RGVFD. We, as an organization, strive to serve our community in many differ-ent ways, one of which is supplying people with temporary as-sistance with such things as wheelchairs, shower chairs, potty chairs, walkers, crutches, canes, etc. We continually update the equipment by purchasing new things when called for. For infor-mation, or to borrow any of these items you may call: Bob Pennington at 317 828-2652; Mike McLinden at 484-1244, or Judy Crites at 724-815-6679. They will make arrangements with you for returning the items when you first borrow them.
Tuesday Poker Noon to 4:00p
“Dealers Choice” Bring your dimes
and join in. Contact
Donna Guernsey 502-303-2961
Card Players Wanted! Anyone interested in learning Canasta or Skip-Bo, please call
Marti Vetter 908-910-8294
Texas Hold’em Friday 6:00p W Bill Guernsey at
352-454-8687
Pay Me The Money
9-21 Kerry Ellis Nelson Cunningham Sandi Leach Joe Quinlivan Ann Quinlivan Bob Shann Kathy Davis Charles Pennington Char Dantzman Jim Kennedy
9-28 Kerry Ellis Tom Preston Rose Tan Nelson Cunningham Robin Cunningham Bob Shann Tom Dantzman Ann Quinlivan Char Dantzman Joan Rogow
10-5 Mary Jane Robbins John Crites Joe Quinlivan Rose Tan Karen Badders Betty Pennington Ann Quinlivan Charles Pennington Tom Preston
10-12 Rose Tan Tom Preston Karen Badders Mike McCarthy Ann Quinlivan Joe Quinlivan Charles Pennington Judy Crites Mike Noble
10-19 Joan Rogow Betty Pennington Ron Snyder Mary Jane Robbins Sandie Leach Joe Quinlivan Jim Kennedy Bob Tan Mike McCarthy Rose Tan
Bunco First (1st) and Third
(15th) Wednesday 6pm each month in the card room at the
Community Center.
Canasta
7-15 1. Marty 2. Francine Knight
7-27 1. Luzie McKay 2. Sandra
8-3 1. Luzie McKay 2. Francien Knight
8-10 1. Anita Carrier 2. Luzie McKay
8-17 1. Francien Knight 2. Jan Sparks
8-24 1. Jan Sparks 2. Luzie McKay
9-7 1. Francien Knight 2. Luzie McKay
9-14 1. Luzie McKay 2. Allen
9-21 1. Francine Knight 2. Luzie McKay
Skip Bo
6-23 1. Cindy Delman 2. Francine Knight 3. Maureen Wisniewski
6-30 1. Frank Wisniewski 2. Maureen Winiewski
7-7 1. Cindy Dellman 2. Luzie McKay
7-21 1. Cindy Delman 2. Glenda Walker
7/28 1. Francine Knight 2. Anita Carrier
8-4 1. Cindy Delman
8-11 1. Cindy Delman 2. Francine Knight
9-22 1. Frank Wisniewski 2. Luzie McKay
9-29 1. Maureen Wisniewski 2. Frank Wisniewski
WANTED Drop in
Cribbage Players Monday, 6;30 PM
Call Jim at 906-490-9555
Fran at 715-490-2017
Sign-up at Community Center
313 Fri. & Mon.
10-16 Ann Quinlivan Diana Everson Bonnie Wiggins Rose Tan(2x) Anita Carrier Kaye Loper
10-20 Ann Quinlivan(2x) Rose Tan
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Activities Location Day Time Contact
313 cards CC Mon/Fri 1pm Marlene Woods - 786-802-7386 Donna Guernsey - 502-303-2961
Ballroom Dance Lessons Aud Mon 7pm Social Director - 352-300-1207
Bible Study (ladies) CC Tues 10am Pat Greene - 509-2253
Billiards CC Mon 2:00-4:00pm Dave Carson - 509-2470
BINGO Aud. Tues 1pm Rose and Charlie Amato - 352-624-5628 Bocce Ball (Jan. & April) Sports Comp Every Tues & 1st & 4th Thurs 4:15pm Pat Husband - 607-221-5976
Book Club CC 1st Wed of month 11:15 Social Director - 352-300-1207 Bowling League AMF Lanes Mon 1pm Art Locke - 352-816-7558 Bridge CC Mon 6:30pm Glen Piper - 304-8046
Bridge (reg.) CC Wed 12:30pm Glen Piper - 304-8046
Bunco CC 2nd & 4th Fri 6-8:30pm Doug Casity - 877-1092
Canasta (ends June - Sept) CC Thurs 1pm Marti Vetter - 908-910-8294
C.O.P.S CC 1st Mon. 10am Bill Applegate - 352-236-4520 Ceramics WCH any time/contact office for key RG Office - 352-624-0140 Cribbage Players Mon 6:30pm Jim 906-250-9555 Fran 705-490-2017
Euchre CC Thurs 6:30pm Donna Guernsey 502-303-2961
Euchre (ends May - Sept) CC Tues 6:30pm Tom Preston 624-0994 [email protected]
Genealogy Group MPR Wed 1:30-3:30P Alice Perkins - 585-245-3954
Golf (couples) Golf Course Thurs 12:30pm Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (ladies) Aud Tues 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (men's) Aud Wed 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (mixed) Aud Fri 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf Tournaments Aud 1st & 3rd Sat 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Horseshoes Sports Comp Wed 9-11:30am Art Locke - 352-816-7558 Lap Weaving (ends May -Sept.) 6505A Lakewood Thurs 1pm-3pm Linda Collett - 694-6522
Library CC Everyday 8am -10pm Barbara Critchfield 352-433-0924
Line Dancing (starts Jan.) Aud Tues 7-9p Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154
Midwest Aud Sat 5pm Bob Senge - 302-743-4557
Oil Painting Classes WCH 2nd Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154
Painting Class (mixed media) WCH 4th Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154
Pancake Breakfast Aud 2nd Sat 7:30-10am Charles Pennington - 624-0339
Pay Me the Money WCH Thurs 12:30-5:30pm Charles Pennington - 624-0339
Phase 10 Cards (all year) CC Wed 12:30-4pm MISSING
Pickleball Sports Comp Mon-Wed-Thurs-Sat 8:30-10:30am Gerry Steward - 624-2406
Pinochle CC Mon 9am Bob Shann - 624-0946
Pinochle CC Thurs 12-5pm Bob Shann - 624-0946
Poker WCH Tues 12-5 pm Donna Guernsey - 502-303-2961
Poker WCH Wed 6-10pm MISSING
Quilting CC Wed 6-8:00pm Fri 1-3pm Rae Jean James - 624-1375
R.G. Church Bible Study CC Wed 10 -11:30am Jake Scholten - 694-4392
R.G. Community Church Aud Sun 10am-12pm Jake Scholten - 694-4392
R.G. News Assembly Aud Usually last Thurs 10:30am -12pm Donna Furce - 236-0007
Scripture Rosary 1102B W Gleneagles Last Wed 6:30pm Helen Cater - 509-2069
Shuffleboard Sports Comp Tues & Thurs 9am Art Locke- 352-816-7558
Skip-Bo CC Fri 1pm Marti Vetter - 908-910-8294
Songsters (On Hiatus) Aud Elta Eberhardt - 509-2333
Stretch-n-Tone Aud Mon-Wed-Fri 9am - 9:45 am Jo Anne Fieschel - 624-1673
Sweatin’ to the Oldies (resumes Nov. 1st) Aud Tues & Thurs 9am Marilyn Schrader - 716-560-5398 Beverly - 585-652-7996.
Texas Hold'em Poker WCH Fri 6-10pm Bill Guernsey - 454-8687
Water Aerobics (year round) Aquatic Mon-Wed-Fri 10-11am Rina Pare - 509-2021
W.H.O (Sept-end of May) WCH Wed 1-3pm Pat Murphy - 352-694-1892
Woodshop (meetings Sept.- May) WCH Thurs 9-11am Doug Wedel - 608-513-8761 or 608-513-5686
Yoga Old Pro Shop Tues 10am Naomi—352-300-1207
Zumba (resumes in Fall) Aud Mon & Wed 10am Maureen@802-752-5118 or Marilyn@716-560-5398.
ROLLING GREENS ACTIVITIES
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Area 4 By Bonnie Quackenbush Area 4 Director, H.O.A. Board of Directors As I write this, I am a day past the deadline for this Nov issue, so I am not even sure it will be published. For those of you who know me well, you are aware of the very difficult month I have had and probably understand why my article is late or perhaps isn't even published at all and if it is not published, then what I have to say is insignificant. However, I am not one to slight my responsibilities and as a member of the HOA Board, one of those re-sponsibilities is to write an article each month for our residents to have the choice of reading. I know, for a fact, that there are several people who look forward to my musings, so it is for them I doing this. Last month I wrote about being alone and this month it would have been about doing something that has been one of the hardest things you have ever done or ever had to tell someone. In my case, after many years of being husband and wife and caring or taking care of that person, is to tell that person that you are unable to take care of them anymore Bob has had many medical issues and has for many years and it has taken it's toll. He has gone from the hospital to rehab for therapy many times, but this last time there was not a lot of progress and so he is going to need to go to assisted living where he can receive the care he needs.........at this time. We are hopeful that this will not be long term. That is where I will end this overdue article, with the hopes you will be reading it now. I want to thank those who have been with me through it all, have been my strength during the weak times and my support always when I have needed it. Thoughts and prayers are so powerful. I want to end with these two statements that I have recently read and are so appropriate at this time............ Be careful who you open up to. Only a few people actively care, the rest just want something to gossip about. AND Kindness makes you the most beautiful person in the world, no matter what you look like, no matter how you feel about yourself be-cause the receiver of that kindness sees you as the best there is. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. Bonnie Quackenbush
Area 2 By Linnea Corneilson Area 2 Director
Happy Fall! Welcome back Snowbirds! Remember Veterans Day! Enjoy the cooler mornings, and most of all, HAPPY THANKS-GIVING! The stores are full of Christmas decorations and so this fa-vorite holiday is mostly forgotten. We have much to be thankful for this year. Irma didn't hit us like it was supposed to do. We have a beautiful Park to live in, and we are well fed and secure. Much of the world has none of this. Celebrate our blessings.
When we visited London on Veterans Day a few years ago, we celebrated "Remembrance Day" with parades and white crosses and more poppies than I have ever seen. I like the name, Remem-brance Day! It tells me that we owe a debt of gratitude to all those men and women who were willing to serve our country for freedom, knowing that some would not come back. Ours was a gold star family, when my brother was killed in Egypt during WWII. I remember the knock on the door and the officers giving my parents the news. I saw my Dad fly the flag that we were given at his memorial service, and treasured the fact that my brother, Carl, was able to see his grave in a field of white crosses. We need to remember. We need to work for peace.
We had good food and fellowship at Octoberfest. Thanks to Jake and his crew, Rose Tan selling tickets, and Board members help-ing out. It was a successful event. The board has been working hard to
Area 1
By Kent Badders Area 1 Director The most current and accurate information received as of last HOA meeting has been revised for contacting Duke Energy concern-ing residential power questions. Laurel Thorne, from Easy Street, has been in contact with Duke Energy and she has supplied this for all of us in Area 1. Thank you Laurel. Please make a note that the Duke Energy residential response phone number is 1-800-700-8744. For businesses, if you need it, the number is 1-877-372-8477. Laurel wanted us to publish these numbers in The RG Newslet-ter and I agreed as Area 1 Director to include them in my area update for Nov. 2017.
Area 2 (continued)
serve you and I hope that some of you are considering running for office.
Last month I asked if some of you would meet with me to to discuss how we fared during the hurricane and immediately after-wards. Peg Heier, Tim Hillgeford, Fran Mistelry, Paula Baker and Kathy Allen joined me on October 18th. Wes and Naomi were there too. Here are some of the things we discussed:
First and foremost, we said that things went pretty well, be-cause Irma didn't hit us with 175 mile winds. We are worried that be-cause we came through it so well, that some residents may think we will always be safe staying in our homes even when we are told to evacuate.
We felt that people need to plan ahead. Don't fill your freezer in July and August and September with ice from the kitchen. Think of others when you take more ice than you need. Let Naomi know of your safety plans and give her your cell phone number before the storm hits. If we have terrific winds, we need to know which websites to search.
We felt that we need to check on our neighbors once a storm is over. In fact, we want to have a phone tree of six to eight vol-unteers who would be willing to check on our neighbors. Wes in-formed us that the Auditorium and Center will be open as soon as the county gives them permission to use these buildings. There is an in-dustrial generator for them and designated (red sockets) plug-ins that can be used for medical equipment, to charge phones and internet devices. The lounge chairs from the pool-side would be available to rest on, even at night if we have a problem like this year with Easy Street, East Gleneagles, etc., not having power. He also told us that the kitchen could be available for potluck meals. In that way we could use food that might spoil in our homes, and maybe even have some fun instead of feeling deprived.
I was very glad that residents stepped up to share ideas, and that Wes and Naomi wanted to be a part of the solution. We know that Newby can't take care of the electric problem. We also wanted to get "Marian Alert.com" out to all of you as a super source for infor-mation before the next storm. Get the app and maybe one from a TV station’s weather news department.
Please see me if you are willing to check on your neighbors. Please listen to calls for evacuation notices. Marion County will pick you up and take you to a shelter with your pets. Those who went said that the shelters tried to provide care and had vets on hand to care for pets and qualified help for anyone needing medical assistance.
Again, "Gratitude" is my word for us. Let us keep caring about each other and make this the best Park in Central Florida.
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NEW ENGLAND CLUB Rich Allen, President
For those of you that just arrived back “Welcome Home.” At our October Pizza Party 94 people attended and we still had pizza left over. Thanks to everyone that brought a salad or dessert. I like to thanks the Hilgefords, the Badders and the Franz's for hosting. I like to also thank Jan Casity, Sandie Leach and Doug Casity for always working the desk. I only wish Doug would pull my 50/50 ticket for once.
At the November 9th meeting we will be having our annual Thanksgiving dinner. This year we will be joined by the Mid-West club since their night is on Veterans Day and the Craft Sale will also be in the Auditorium. I am asking everyone to bring their favorite Thanksgiv-ing side dish to share or maybe bake a pie or some cookies for des-sert. The club will supply the Turkey and we do have 3 people from our club cooking them. The Mid-Westerners will also supply 3 turkeys. We can always use more help in the setup and serving, so if you would like to volunteer let Kathy or myself know.
We also will be collecting monies for our Christmas Dinner. Tickets will be sold on a first paid bases. We only have 100 tickets available so it is best to get them at the November Meeting. The cost is a whopping $8 per person. That includes Baked or Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans and Biscuits. The price also includes the entertainment by Kurtis May. Please pay with cash or a Check made out to Jan Casity. Cash is preferred. If you have not paid your 2017-2018 dues, please do so at this meeting. Remember to be there no later than 5:30 so those at the desk can also enjoy their even-ing.
OIL PAINTING CLASS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2017
JOIN US FOR A FUN DAY
CLASS STARTS AT 9 AM AT THE WEST CLUBHOUSE, IT IS A FUN XMAS STOCKING OIL PAITING, ON A 12X24 CANVAS. WE GO STEP BY STEP AND AT THE END OF THE CLASS YOU GO HOME WITH A OMPLETED WORK OF ART. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS CALL: LINDA LEE KREBS AT 624-3154
Drop in Cribbage
Starting Nov. 6th | Multi Purpose Room | 6:30 p.m.
WoodShop News The Rolling Greens woodshop will again be participating in the annual Arts and Crafts Show. We will be at our usual location - in front of the stage. The woodshop will have a large selection of home made wooden items such as games, puzzles, wine bottle stoppers, wooden pens, etc. Stop by and look over these fine items. Many are one-of-a kind or low volume – so get there early for the best selection. The monthly meeting of shop members will be held on Tues-day, November 14th at, 9:00 am in the card room.
You Miss A Good Church Service? Reverend Charles Lewis (park resident) has taken the burden of establishing ROLLING GREENS COMMUNITY CHURCH. Pastor”Chuck” Lewis holds a wll-organized service, with prayer and hymns. His preaching with feeling is the best I’ve heard in 37 years! Services are 10am Sundays in the Community Center; and are followed by social time with drinks and snacks. If, like me, you can’t drive outside, please join us! We come in casual dress. Roger Agamaite
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Scripture Rosary Please join us on the last Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. for Scripture Rosary followed by coffee and donuts. Helen Cater, 1102 B W. Gleneagles – 509-2069
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Free Golf Lessons 2017 Tom Baness, will be offering FREE golf lessons this fall for Rolling Greens residents. Classes are planned for November with small class sizes of 4-5 people. Classes will cover putting, chipping, wedge play, full swings and the last class will be playing a couple of holes to put it all together. Classes will be offered for Golf 1 (beginners and people who have not participated in last year’s program) and Golf 2 (for all of last year’s participants). Please contact Tom at 847-209-4757, 847-840-4653 or [email protected]. . Golf clubs and balls will be provided, so come out and have some fun learning a new game or just improve your current game.
Shoes to Help Women and Children Mary Hill
Hello everyone, my name is Mary Hill, and I live at 6893C Dollymount Drive here in Rolling Greens. Once again I am going to collect shoes to take to Shepherd’s Lighthouse in Belleview, FL. For some of our new residents who may not know about Shepherd’s Light-house, it is an organization that helps to feed and house women and children — abused women and pregnant women who have nowhere to go. They will take shoes of any kind — new shoes, pretty shoes, ugly shoes, and even worn out shoes. If they are good, they sell them in their thrift store. If not so good, they sell them by the pound for cash.
So, at no cost to you, here is a great way to help someone in need and a chance to get rid of those shoes just taking up space in your closets. Be sure to tell your friends, also. I will collect through the middle of December. You may bring them to our residence, and if I’m not home, just leave them in the carport. Contact me at 724 261-0984. Thanks everyone.
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(561) 504-4549 Patrice Stone, L.M.T. FL MA46598 Rolling Greens Resident
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Recipe Corner Fran Misterly 352-229-3835
SAUSAGE CHEESE BALLS 2 (16 oz) package sausage---regular or spicy 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese 2 cups baking mix
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. For easier mixing let sausage sit at room temperature 30 minutes. Have large, rimmed baking pans ready. Combine ingredients in mixing bowl. Mix well with hands and shape into 1” balls and place on pans. Bake 20 minutes. Remove from oven and let cool 5 minutes before removing from pan. Drain on paper tow-els if needed. Serve with toothpicks. Makes 6-9 dozen.
You can freeze unbaked balls on a pan then transfer to freez-er bag. To bake: Thaw balls 15 minutes on baking sheet. Bake in preheated oven at 375 degrees for 20-25 minutes till golden brown. For lower fat option use lean sausage and reduced-fat cheese.
R.G. Community Church , Sun. 10am
PANCAKES FOR DINNER! Marvin Hill
Save the Date!! Wednesday, November 8th Pancakes don’t have to be only for breakfast! Come and enjoy another night of no cooking and let the RGVFD serve pancakes for dinner on Wednesday, November 8th from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm. You can have all the pancakes you can eat, all the coffee you want, OJ, 2 sausage patties, and all at the same low price of $3.00 pp with the great service you have become accustomed to. For a small donation, we’ll even have some dessert and the proceeds from that will go to Operation Shoebox.
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Manny’s Appliance Repair Service
Commercial & Residential
Refrigerators
Dishwashers
Electric/Gas Ranges
Ovens
Washers
Dryer Vent Cleaning
Electric/Gas Dryers
Office: 352-897-7723 Cell: 352-470-1459
35 Years Experience
Licensed & Insured
Library Hours 8a-10p everyday
Reservations and information call
LINDA LEE KREBS 624-3154
MIXED MEDIA CLASS
NOVEMBER 27, 2017
9am West Clubhouse
ACRYLIC PAINTING SPONGE PAINTING ON 12X12 CANVAS
SUNRISE
Social Director By Naomi We have had such a lovely October with a sneak peek of the cooler weather to come, lots of fun events, and so many of our dear friends coming back for the season! November will be even better with events and activities to our hearts content, and friends to enjoy it all with! We’ve got some exciting events and activities coming up that I hope you will all enjoy! Stretch -n- Tone has started back up as of October 23rd, and looks to be going very well! Yoga will resume No-vember 14th at 9:00am. Sweatin’ to the Oldies will also resume in November. November 6th, in the Community Center Card Room, at 10am, Brian Stoothoff from the Historic Ocala Preservation Society (HOPS) will be there to tell us about the history of Ocala. He’ll also explain what HOPS does to preserve the history and old homes of Ocala. This talk will be about an hour long, with time for questions and discussion of local history. If you are curious about our area’s history, I encourage you to come out and listen! The Fused Glass Jewelry Class went over very well on the 15th. We’ve got additional classes scheduled for Nov. 5th and Nov. 19th. Classes are 4 hours long, are limited to (4) attendees each, and run $45 per person. You will leave with at least (2) completed pieces of fused glass jewelry. If we sell out of spaces, we will have additional classes at a future date. Once the classes are full, you are welcome to sign up on a waiting list. We’ve got another class on Riveted and Embossed Jewelry. The Class will be (3) hours long, is limited to (10) attendees and will cost $35 per student. You will leave with at least two completed pieces of jewelry. You’ll learn to rivet, emboss and patina metal jewelry. If we sell out all the spaces, we will have additional classes at a future date. When the class is full, you are welcome to sign up on a waiting list. November Dance Lessons will be for the East Coast Swing. We will hold them in the Auditorium on Monday nights at 7pm. Dance lessons are free to residents, and we welcome all levels of dancers, both couples and singles. If you want to bring a friend from outside the park, their attendance costs just $5 per lesson. November 17th at 7p.m., we will again have Cornhole in the Auditorium. This is a free event with many people that will happily teach you how to play if you’ve never played. As always, have a wonderful month, and I look forward to see-ing each of you at the community center!
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P.O. Box 2288, Silver Springs, FL., 34489-2288
Fax: 236-0007
Serving Marion County For Over 30 Years
622-1376
Now offering Termite Service
Guaranteed Service: 6 sprays a year (every
other month), interior and exterior twice a year
and just exterior 4 times a year.
Snowbird Special - Preventive Maintenance:
Spray interior and exterior, granules, & fog
under mobile homes. 2 sprays per year @ $60
per spray.
No Contracts Tailored To Your Needs
All Work Done By Appointment
Specializing In Residential Service
Licensed and Insured
Family Owned And Operated
NY Club By Mary Hill
Welcome back everyone to a new season of the NY Club! Thanks to Linda Lee Krebs for “taking over the helm” and being ready to keep the club rolling with lots of new ideas. Thanks, too, to every-one else who agreed to help her, to those who helped in the kitchen on such a short notice, and to the men who cooked our Sahleln’s Hot Dogs. After dinner, we played “The Price is Right” with very few good shoppers.
We were delighted to welcome so many new members and would like to extend the invitation to all residents, and especially new-er residents, to join us for an evening out. You do not have to be from NY, and of course you may join any or all of the clubs.
One of the ideas Linda Lee’s presented to the club was to have every dinner catered at a cost of only $7.00 pp. But the mem-bership seemed to be split on this, so it was agreed to have some catered and some remain pot luck.
November’s dinner on the 16th will be pot luck, and a sign-up sheet was passed around to determine what everyone would bring. If you plan to come, please call either Linda Lee at 624-3154 or Mary Hill at 724 261-0984 to let us know what you will bring for all to enjoy. As always, remember to bring your own place setting. For entertainment, we will be having horse races. So you need to bring some $1.00 bills to join in the fun.
Our Christmas party will be December 21st, and it will be catered. So plan to buy tickets at the November dinner for only $7.00 pp. More information will follow.
Congratulations to Linda Regan Krout and Earl Krout, who were JUST MARRIED on October 14th. Congratulations, also, to Joe & Ann Quinlivan who have been MARRIED 55 YEARS as of the 27th. New members celebrating anniversaries this month are: Jim & Evelyn Kennedy, 9 years on the 17th; Mike & Cheryl Noble, 26 years on the 5th; and Brian & Pat Hilliker, 48 years on the 25th.
Happy birthday to all of you who were born in the lovely month of October : Bill Schrader, the 1st; Rae Jean James, the 3rd; Larry Titemore, the 7th; Arlene Scheer, the 12th; Sandy Stiverson, the 14th; Tom Baness; the 22nd and Norma Anderson the 26th.
We look forward to more of our snow birds coming back and joining us in November. Please Invite a friend to come! And we wish all a very happy Thanksgiving. As I’ve heard from nearly everyone here, we have a lot to be thankful for this year here in Rolling Greens.
YOGA INSTRUCTION AT RG! Weekly 9 A.M. Beginning Tuesday, November 14th.
Our yoga class is starting again! This class is led by Jill, a certified yoga teacher. Her class is mindfully geared to the individual and their comfort level. She asks students to follow their innate wisdom which knows what is best for their body. Safety, exploration and modifi-cations are observed. This is a gentle yoga class linked with breath, compassion and awareness. All fitness levels will benefit from this class. Please bring a yoga mat and any props you have. A thick towel or small blanket (for knees), yoga strap (or old tie), and a yoga block.
See You There!
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RGVFD Memorial Service The RGVFD would once again like to remind you of a beautiful service that they have decided to render to every resident in the park. If you have a family member who passes away and would like to have a memorial service for him/her here in the park, the volunteer fire dept. is here to help. We will provide a beautiful table set-up, cake, coffee, and a guest book. If there would be more food brought by other people, they would help
to serve it. The chair person to contact is Mary McCarthy at 352-624-2901.
911 Cell Phones Bob Mikler does the 911 cell phone. He uses old cell phones to make emergency 911 phones for people who may need them. There is a box in the Auditorium where you can drop your phones off. If you are in need of a 911 phone, you can call Bob at 512-0204.
Artists Corner Reservations to: Linda Lee Krebs 624-3154
Oil Painting the second Monday of each month. You can leave with a completed work of art. I guarantee it. Mixed Media Class is the 4th Monday of every month. Wine Painting Party If you and 5 or more of your friends would like to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, or just-because party, we can put together a fun time and finish a beautiful painting.
Food Pantry Abby McNeel The hours for the Food Pantry: Monday, Wednesday, Thurs-day and Friday from 10-11:30. If you cannot get to the Food Pantry, or if
no one is there, please call one of the following: Karen Badders @ 260-433-3627, Sandy Leach @352-509-2390, Pat/Brian Hilliker @ 540-521-6437, Terrell Hilgeford @ 770-634-2432
Tim Maggione Rolling Greens Resident 7 years
Painting (Inside, Outside, Driveways)
Flooring Roofing (Cleaning & Repair) Wall Papering Pressure Washing (Houses, Drives, etc.) Screen Repair/Replacement Plumbing (Faucets, Sinks, Disposal, Toilets, Hot Water Maintenance) Landscaping (Trimming, Raking, Edging, Planting, Tree Limbs & Flower Beds)
“A Handy Guy to Have Around”
Strong Work Ethic, Friendly, Profession-
Student Achievements: "My Students Art Work :)"
CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE I traveled down some of the streets of Ocala in the past couple of weeks and saw the trash and debris piled up since the hurricane devastated our area. The sight made an impression on me and I marveled that it had taken so long to clean up the mess. I made a mental note to myself that we live in pretty great place because our hurricane mess was corrected and cleaned up in record time, in fact the men in our clean up crew had our park looking like a hurricane had never come thru. For the most part, with a few exceptions, the next day it looked like the hurri-cane by passed Rolling Greens entirely. Our crew deserves “CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE.” Great job fellas. Maybe not all of you have occasion to frequent the pro-duce stand on Baseline Rd. If you don’t, it probably won’t im-press you that it has reopened under new management. The décor is fantastic and the produce, although limited in quantity, is abundant in quality. If you haven’t patronized him in the past you should now and in the future. They also need “CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE.” They also are doing a fine job. Last but not least, we had reason to have a man crawl under our house and when he came out he asked who controlled the bugs at our house and we proudly told him Furce Pest Con-trol did. He said “They are doing a fine job there is not even a spider web under there.” We have done business with Furce for 17years and I would recommend them highly. Perhaps you did-n’t know that Donna Furce publishes our newsletter “The Roll-ing Greens News, j” as well as runs the business end of “Furce Pest Control.” She also deserves “CREDIT WHERE CRED-IT IS DUE” She is doing a fine job. Respectfully submitted by Fred and Pat Cross
What's happening today…rghoa.net
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Save Those Labels For Education You may drop them off at the bag hanging on the bulletin board at the Auditorium. Thank You .......... Rose Tan
RENT CALCULATION BY SANDRA LEACH SECRETARY OF THE RGHOA
As you all know, the ownership & Newby Management were nice enough to lower our rent increase for 2018 from 3.25% to 1.8%. Here are hypothetical examples of how that change would work based on when your rent increase transpires.
EXAMPLE 1: Resident whose rent is November 2017 to October 2020: With rent change and return to 3.25% increase after: $615.25 x 1.0325 = 635.25 x 12 = $7,623.00 for Nov 2017 to Oct 2018 $635.25 x 1.0180 = 646.68 x 12 = $7,760.16 for Nov 2018 to Oct 2019 $646.68 x 1.0325 = 667.20 x 12 = $8,012.40 for Nov 2019 to Oct 2020 Grand total = $23,395.56 Without rent Change: $615.25 x 1.0325 = 635.25 x 12 = $7,623.00 for Nov 2017 to Oct 2018 $635.25 x 1.0325 = 655.90 x 12 = $7,870.80 for Nov 2018 to Oct 2019 $655.90 x 1.0325 = 677.22 x 12 = $8,126.64 for Nov 2019 to Oct 2020 Grand total = $23,620.44 SAVINGS $224.88
EXAMPLE 2: Resident whose rent is March 2017 to February 2020: With rent change and return to 3.25% increase after: $649.75 x 1.0325 = 670.87 x 12 = $8,050.44 for Mar 2017 to Feb 2018 $670.87 x 1.0180 = 682.95 x 12 = $8,195.40 for Mar 2018 to Feb 2019 $682.95 x 1.0325 = 705.15 x 12 = $8,461.80 for Mar 2019 to Feb 2020 Grand total = $24,707.64 Without rent change: $649.75 x 1.0325 = 670.87 x 12 = $8,050.44 for Mar 2017 to Feb 2018 $670.87 x 1.0325 = 692.67 x 12 = $8,312.04 for Mar 2018 to Feb 2019 $692.67 x 1.0325 = 715.18 x 12 = $8,582.16 for Mar 2019 to Feb 2020 Grand total = $24,944.64
SAVINGS $237.00
Share and Care
Sympathy cards for the months of August and September were sent to: Donna Furce’s family on the death of her bother.
Get well cards for the months of August and September were sent to: Tom Dearing Jeff Smith Tom Mullen Smokey Tague Bob Quackenbush Tom Otranto Jean Agamaite If I have missed anyone please call Marlene at 352-694-4392 or email me at [email protected]
DID YOU KNOW Michael Stone
Growing up in our family, my beloved Grandma Rose often gave us grandkids practical words of worldly advice over a piece of cinnamon toast or a linzer tart, while sucking down a glass of hot tea through a sugar cube between her teeth. Her adages were all based on life experiences from places and centuries long ago. Even as kids, we didn't always take them as gospel, although they were very interesting to listen to. We are basically talking about the 'watched pot won't boil' variety of adages. Anyway, I ran across a list of some modern day 'words of practical wisdom' the other day and thought you might find them interesting or even useful. I am told most of these actually work. So, with apologies to my dear Grandma Rose, here are some modern practical thoughts, in no particu-lar order, that you may find useful in your Active R.G. everyday lives:
Never feed bread to ducks! They cannot digest bread and it could kill them.
According to a well documented study - Smelling Rubbing Alcohol you can relieve Nausea almost immediately.
Falling air pressure causes pain in birds' ears. So if you notice birds flying very close to the ground it almost al-ways means a thunderstorm is coming.
No need to buy chemicals to kill ants. Instead, get a spray bottle, fill it with water and salt to a 25% solution. Shake well, spray and......Boom! Dead.
9 foods that are known to relieve an upset stomach are - Bananas; Papayas; Ginger; Plain Yogurt; Apple Sauce; Oatmeal; White Rice; Chamomile Tea; Chicken Soup (Grandma Rose's Wonder Food..).
Running your bacon under cold water before cooking will reduce shrinkage by up to 50%.
Remove a splinter easily and painlessly by applying a paste of baking soda and water. Then wait several minutes for the splinter to pop out of the skin.
Use the bottom portion of an empty 2 liter pop bottle to make flavored ice for your punch bowl or favorite highball. And, it will look like a flower.
Putting a small amount of 7Up in a flower vase will pre-serve them for much longer. I wonder if Sprite works just as well.
Can't afford Microsoft Word? Get "Open Office". It's the same thing except it is free and has even more features.
Be aware when ordering the Pot Pie or Honey BBQ Chicken at KFC or Lees. There is an excellent probability that these are made with left over cooked chicken from the previous day. Same with BBQ chickens on the spit at most supermarkets.
Placing a Banana peel over a bruise for between 10 and 30 minutes will remove the color (redness) from the bruise.
If you're in an area where you should have cell phone service but don't, put your phone on 'airplane mode' for a minute and then switch it back. This will cause your phone to re-register (re-boot) and find all the towers in your vicinity.
When filling your car or truck with gas, hold the gas trig-ger only half way into your tank. You will get more gas and less air into the tank.
Baking Soda catalyzes (activates) Super Glue. A light sprinkle will cause even a large amount to set in seconds.
If you peel a Banana from the bottom, you won't have to pick the little stringy things off of it.
When approaching a door, look for the hinges. If the hinges face you them PULL the door open. If you don't see them, PUSH. This will help you avoid some embarrassing moments.
Eat more Marshmallows! Marshmallows relieve tooth aches, asthma, sore throats and arthritis (Almost as good as Grandma's chicken soup, but probably more fun to eat).
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ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH
5730 SE 28TH STREET
352-624-0066
Come Join us for Worship Warm and Friendly Church!
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
10:00 AM ---WORSHIP WITH
HOLY COMMUNION
4:00 PM ---BIBLE STUDY
A Message to the Community of R.G. As news spreads in our community like wildfire, I am sure that by the time this message gets to yu, you will already know that I have resigned my position as Sales Associate for Rolling Greens. The main reason was that I could be at home to assist Jo during the recovery of her surgery and also, so I can start taking care of Francis and his hurting bones. But those of you that know me, know that I have a restless self and my brain keeps running mostly when I have nothing to do. So, I thought I would dedicate my time to assist the “For Sale by Owner” who don’t want to be charged with the high commissions that prevail in our area. My services will include all paperwork necessary for the SELL-ER and assist the BUYER with forms and guidance for his/her appli-cation for residency. I will gladly meet with any of you at your convenience so I can better explain how you can benefit from my services. Give me a call, text me or send me an e-mail if you are inter-ested. Francis C-609-433-0026 e-mail [email protected]
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SILVER SPRINGS SHORES
Presbyterian Church 674 Silver Road
Invites you to join us each Sunday 8:30am or 11:00am Traditional Worship
9:45 Bible Study Senior Dining Site
Alzheimer’s Support Group
Thrift Store
www.ssspreschurch.org
687-1119
Alan Cummings, Minister
Library Hours 8a-10p everyday It's YOUR website...... rghoa.net
+Saint George Anglican Church 5646 S.E. 28th Street Ocala, Florida 34480
352-624-0112
Sunday 8:00 am Holy Eucharist and sermon
10:30 am Holy Eucharist, music, and sermon
Come and be part of our loving Catholic family worshipping God in the
beauty of holiness.
All are welcome at Saint George Anglican Church
ST. PAUL'S UNITED METHODIST
800 SE 41st Avenue, Ocala Church Office: 694-2161
REV. Robert Roseberry
Come celebrate with us each Sunday
SUNDAY SCHEDULE Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Worship & Children’s Church 10:30 a.m.
WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE Student Ministry Meal 7:00 p.m.
Student Ministry (6th-12th Gr.) 7:30 p.m.
Monthly Women & Men’s Group Women - 1st Tue. & 2nd Thurs. each month Men’s Breakfast- 2nd Tuesday each month
E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.stpaulsocala.org
St. Paul’s Christian School (Preschool) Monday—Friday
School Office: 694-4219
Rolling Greens Community Church
Sundays 10 A.M. Auditorium Casual Dress
Pastor Chuck Lewis
Come And Embrace The Atmosphere Of Family
Non-Denominational
ALL ARE WELCOME
Refreshments & Fellowship After Each Service
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ROLLING GREENS NEWS P.O. BOX 2288 SILVER SPRINGS, FL. 34489-2288
