Southfork News “FOR THE RESIDENTS, BY THE RESIDENTS” Have a great month!
August 2011
Angel of August She’s regal in splendor, this angel of love. Cascading her flowers from heaven above. To fall from the sky, to land with her peace The angel of August Her heart always seeks The flowers you gather, that fall from the sky Her gift of the spirit That soars way up high. A scent in the air, a petal that lands In velvet she greets you Wherever you stand She touches your soul, with all of her love Sprinkles her softness With joy from above Look up to the sky, to see heaven’s light It’s the angel of August That gives such delight
So far this summer season we have not been threatened by any hurricane’s etc. We are blessed to be living in such a protected area away from all the high waters and the coastal areas that do get hit the most. We have had our occasions of hard rain with thunder and lightning but nothing to speak of. Please heed warnings you are given by the media on radio or tv. Everyone who lives here in Florida knows that we are the lightning capital of the USA. So if you are in the pool area and it looks like rain or you hear the thunder, we are advising you to get out of the pool area immediately. Also, tell your visitors or family about this situation. The pool area was struck by lightning just a few years back, so please be cautious.
Better to be safe then sorry!!!!!!!!
Newsletter 1
Newsletter Information Note, any information to be placed in the newsletter, must be submitted between the 1st and 15th of every month. Please contact the editor (Phyllis Grossi Grossi) at 567-6105 6105 or drop off the information at 11150 Mesquite Dr. All newsletters can be viewed in color on the web site @ www.floridacommunities.com (click on Southfork at bottom of page.) Park News PARK NEWS is delivered twice a month to Southfork from Zephryhills. Contact here in Southfork is Jim Morvatz to submit articles @437 @437-4782 Office of Southfork 10808 U.S. 98, Dade City, Fl 33525 Phone: (352) 523-0022, 0022,
Fax: (352)523 (352)523-0611
After Hours: (352)206-4080 4080
_________________________________________________________________________ ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: President ident
Dot Cady
2011
Vice President
Jim Morvatz
2011
Secretary
Craig Whitbeck
2011
Treasurer
Phyllis Grossi
2011
Directors: Tom Geyer
2011
Bill Laforest
2011
Tony Trubiano
2011-2012
Jim Peltier
2011 2011-2012
Bob Lynch
2011 2011-2012 PASCO SHERIFF’S OFFICE CONTACT NUMBERS IN PASCO COUNTY
Non-Emergency @ 352-518-5000 5000 Emergency 911
Toll Free @ 800 800-843-2861
Sick List. Fantastic month with no resident in the hospital. Get Well Wishes To All! In Memoriam Lou Doten
Resident passed away
Steven Berry
Grandson of Sue & Dave Garside
John Enright
Son passed away in New jersey
Our condolences to the family and friends!
New Residents None for the month of July! Welcome to our Community of Southfork!
Bulletin Board and Signs and E-mail
Remember to always check the Bulletin Boards and the Wilds Road sign/Mail Boxes/Handouts for any updates in case it did not make the newsletter. In June we had updates on clubhouse restoration and we posted on the bulletin boards, all updates. Our other source we will be using a lot is via email. When we need to get out to everyone on any current issues or concerns (ie: water problems etc.), the email lists will be used. To date we have 77 email addresses and if you have a computer with internet and want to be on this list, please send your email address to: pkaygrossi@yahoo.com Thanks, Phyllis
The old maid was asked why she never married. She said there is no need as I have three pets which serve the same purpose……..The dog growls all morning, the parrot swears all afternoon, and the cat comes home late at night……………
Southfork ClubHouse Renovations are complete
As you all know, the clubhouse (our 2nd home away from home) was closed from June 10 to July 3rd for the restoration of the clubhouse and it is amazing and like a new place. Every floor, in every room, including all the closets (main room, library, card room, bathrooms and the kitchen) has a new tiled floor and to top that off we have all new ceilings to go with it. Dream and wish lists do come true………….. The outside of the building is not being neglected at all either and the trees are trimmed, new counter in the cabana area and even the poolside bathrooms are clean etc. and more to come! Monday, July 4th at 10am there was a flag raising ceremony. The new managers purchased a new flag for out in the front area and since this was the day of the grand viewing of the hall and also the 4th, they invited the entire community to come to the flag raising ceremony. What a way to start the 4th, with a bang so to speak!!! This could not have happened the way it did without the sweat and hard work of our current managers, John & Sandi. Over a period of 3 weeks on any given day, John was on a step ladder with the ceilings, fixing and repairing etc. and this is something that will never be forgotten and we owe them a hearty “THANK YOU” from the entire community! The “snowbirds” will be in for a treat to see the work accomplished during the summer months!
Cady’s Zoo There were 4 lost baby kittens that were brought to the Cady Zoo that were left on a door step on Maverick Drive and a frantic call was made by a neighbor to Dot for someone to come and rescue them. Of course Dot was not going to have them put down and brought them home and feed and took care of them along with the rest of her animals. Besides these kittens, ToTo (dog), Angel (cat), George (talking bird) and the baby parakeet were made to share their home with them. Angel, the cat was in a snit and did not want to share and George directed them while ToTo, baby sat them. After many pleas and word of mouth the four kittens were finally adopted to gracious residents here in the park. Now everything and everyone is back to normal again!!!!!!
FROM THE MANAGERS
A Bigger and Better Clubhouse? By now you have all probably seen the “renovated” clubhouse. Not only were the floors replaced with tile and the ceilings redone with acoustical tile but we also made the clubhouse bigger! Well, at least it seems that way. In addition to the floors and ceilings, the were some less obvious improvements made; like adding insulation to the card room and the library and re-carpeting the stage. And we made it by the fourth! There are many people that helped make this happen; thanks to all. (We know, the bingo players missed 3 weeks of bingo, but isn’t the result worth it?) Other Improvements You may also have noticed some other improvements around the community. But in case you haven’t … the island in the pool cabana has been refurbished with a new granite tile top and repainted doors; all the palms have been trimmed; mulch is being spread around all the common areas; flowers have been planted at the entrance signs … and there is more to come. Also, by the time you receive this, we hope to have a new “sail” put up in the pool area for extra shade.
Oops - No Water We recently lost our water supply which was caused by a similar failure as the one that occurred on our 1st day here as community managers. (Is this going to be a pattern? We hope not). We took extra steps this time to help minimize the possibility of a similar failure occurring again. And rest assured that the water quality was not compromised during this failure, but we needed to issue “boil water” notices as required by the DEP. And, although the notification process was much better that the 1st time, it still could use some improvement, which we are working on. More Friendly Reminders We have noticed several cars parked in driveways of homes where the owners are back north or cars are in driveways without owner’s approval. Please remember that you must have an owner’s permission to use their driveway otherwise you are considered trespassing. As part of our jobs as community managers, we need to make sure all properties are being maintained as required by the community rules. We all want our community to look it’s best. We have noticed some homes with “green” north sides and some lawns and flower or shrub gardens that need weeding and some trees that need pruning. Sooo ..we will be going through the community and will be issuing friendly reminders that some maintenance may be required on your home. Solicitors It has come to our attention that there are some solicitors wandering through the community trying to “drum up” business. If you have someone knocking on your door or stopping you in the street trying to sell you something, please get their information and let us know so we can remind them they cannot go about our community soliciting business. Let’s keep Southfork beautiful; See you around the community! John & Sandi
Always take a small magnet on your vacation, they come in handy at the end of it. This is pretty good info. Never even thought about key cards containing anything other than an access code for the room HOTEL KEY CARD Ever wonder what is on your magnetic key card? Answer: a. Customer's name B. Customer's partial home address C. Hotel room number D. Check-in date and out dates E. Customer's credit card number and expiration date !
When you turn them in to the front desk your personal information is there for any employee to access by simply scanning the card in the hotel scanner. An employee can take a hand full of cards home and using a scanning device, access the information onto a laptop computer and go shopping at your expense. Simply put, hotels do not erase the information on these cards until an employee reissues the card to the next hotel guest. At that time, the new guest's information is electronically 'overwritten' on the card and the previous guest's information is erased in the overwriting process. But until the card is rewritten for the next guest, it usually is kept in a drawer at the front desk with YOUR INFORMATION ON IT! The bottom line is: Keep the cards, take them home with you, or destroy them. NEVER leave them behind in the room or room wastebasket, and NEVER turn them into the front desk when you check out of a room. They will not charge you for the card (it's illegal) and you'll be sure you are not leaving a lot of valuable personal information on it that could be easily lifted off with any simple scanning device card reader. For the same reason, if you arrive at the airport and discover you still have the card key in your pocket, do not toss it in an airport trash basket. Take it home and destroy it by cutting it up, especially through the electronic information strip! If you have a small magnet, pass it across the magnetic strip several times. Then try it in the door, it will not work. It erases everything on the card.
from the Association President Dear Friends, By now, I hope you have seen our beautiful Club house renovations, which are still a work in progress. There were many hands involved and a lot of hard work. Thank you all!!!! Officers and Directors are meeting to prepare for our annual meeting with Scott Heiler and Paul Johnson to discuss future rent increases and needs. The answers to our surveys tells us that your major concerns are that there has been no Social Security increases for the past three years and your necessary expenses have increased along with the resnt every year. We cannot make any promises, but we will certainly try to represent all of the residents of Southfork and your needs. Dot Cady, President
DayTime Poker For over 12 years there has always been on Monday’s and Friday’s at noon, Women “ only “ poker games. That is all going to change…………as has been done with a few other games here in Southfork, it will now be opened to both men and women. Anyone (man or woman) who wishes to play, the time is from 12 noon to 3pm, Monday’s and Friday’s. The poker games played are with “wild cards” and option of the dealer on the games. This group plays conservatively and no high bidding. If interested, contact, Marielle Quain if you have any questions.
Nighttime Poker The men’s group that play on Tuesday and Thursday nights are looking for players also. This group does not use wild cards and is standard poker playing only. Games start at 4:30pm to 9pm. “NOTE”: It is always possible to start a 2nd table at either daytime or nightime sessions depending on how many players show up.
Southfork Men’s Club
The men's Club met on July 7th at Smitty's Smokehouse for breakfast and conducted a very informal meeting. We welcomed our new member, Jim Fielder, of 11033 Maverick Dr. Our next meeting on August 4th will be held at the Golden Corral for an 11:30 AM luncheon. Hope to see you all then, Don Duarte, Chairperson
Suggestion Drop off Box and Association mailing address:
For any ideas, suggestions etc., use the suggestion box in the foyer of the clubhouse. Please sign your letter or it will not be recognized. If you want it to go to a specific person or officer or editor, address it accordingly. This box is also used to deposit your association dues and make sure it states that on the envelope or letter. The formal mailing address for the association is: 10852 Tumbleweed Dr, Dade City, 33525
There is also a suggestion box for the women’s club for any suggestions that are going to be placed and it is located on the left side , in the foyer, of the clubhouse under the listing for the Women’s Club. Both boxes will be labeled so you know which one to use.
Women’s Club
On july 6th, a group of ladies met at the Golden Corral for a delicious meal and everyone had a great time. In the summer we do not have a meeting as such, but we discussed the future events like the Ice Cream social, schedule for Sunday, July 17th for the belated Fathers’s Day. Also Shirley Rouer mentioned that we are collecting school supplies for the needy. A box will be in the clubhouse. Please be generous, we have so much and some people have so little. Next month on August 3rd, we will meet at I-Hop at 10am. Thank you for your support, Marielle, President
School Supplies
"We will be collecting school supplies for Cox Elementary school from July 15th to August 15th. Watch for the box in the main room of the clubhouse. Your usual good response will be appreciated. Thanks so much, Shirley Rouer
Sloppy Joe Casserole
INGREDIENTS 1lb lean (at least 80%) ground beef, cooked, drained 1can (15.5 oz) original sloppy joe sauce 1can Pillsbury® refrigerated original breadsticks 1/2cup shredded Cheddar cheese (2 oz) DIRECTIONS •
Heat oven to 375°F. In 12-inch nonstick skillet, mix beef and sloppy joe sauce. Heat to boiling over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally.
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Meanwhile, unroll dough; separate into 12 breadsticks. Cut each into 4 pieces, about 1 1/2 inches long.
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Pour beef mixture into ungreased 12x8-inch or 11x7-inch (2-quart) glass baking dish. Place dough pieces in single layer over beef mixture.
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Bake uncovered 13 minutes. Sprinkle with cheese; bake about 2 minutes longer or until cheese is melted.
Look for sloppy Joe sauce in the grocery store, canned tomato and pizza sauce aisle. Taste the sauce before you use it in this casserole; sweeten it with about 1 tablespoon of brown sugar, if your desire. Beans and Beef Ingredients: 1 pound lean ground beef
1/2 cup chopped onion
1 green pepper, chopped, or mixture of green and red bell pepper 3 medium cans pork and beans, approximately 16 ounces each 3/4 cup brown sugar 2 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
2 tbsp. prepared mustard 1 1/2 cups ketchup, or use part barbecue sauce
Preparation: In a large skillet over medium heat, brown the ground beef with onion and green pepper. Add remaining ingredients. Cover and cook, stirring occasionally until done to your liking.
FIVE GUYS Burgers and Fries Next door to Staples in Zephyrhills Open 7 days a week! 11am to 10pm Note Fries to be ordered separately and do not come with Entrees
Burgers: Hamburger
4.79
Little Cheeseburg 4.09
Little Hamburg 3.49
Cheeseburg
Bacon Burger
Little Bacon Burger 4.29
Bacon Cheeseburg 5.99
5.49
5.39
Little Bacon Cheeseburg 4.79
Hotdogs: Kosher Style
3.29
Cheese Dog 3.79 Bacon Dog 3.89 Bacon Cheese Dog 4.49
Sandwiches: Veggie Sandwich 2.69
Cheese Veggie Sandwich 2.89
Grilled Cheese 2.89
Fries: Regular
2.89
Large 4.29
Five Guys is a hamburger chain that has exploded in the Tampa Bay area. Burgers come in two sizes; regular with two patties and the small burger is one patty. Many free toppings are available to make your burger tastier as well as more interesting. The Fries are outstanding and bountiful. Don’t order more than the regular size unless you’re with a large group. The fries will be double the size that you expect. Service is fairly fast since you stand in a line to order. If you’re feeling hungry while in line, there is a large box of peanuts in the shell available for you to munch on.
CORN ROAST & CORN-HOLE GAME
August 18, 2011 in the Clubhouse 5:30pm
Corn On The Cob, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw & Watermelon
Bring a salad or dessert
Practice Corn-Hole Game in advance with a partner of your choice and come prepared to challenge another team!
$3 for Association Members $5 for Non-association members
Guidelines for Drug Disposal
(Dade City Police @ 521-1495 for disposal)
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Follow any specific disposal instructions on the drug label or patient information that accompanies the medication. Do not flush prescription drugs down the toilet unless this information specifically instructs you to do so.
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If no instructions are given on the drug label and no take-back program is available in your area, throw the drugs in the household trash, but first: o
Take them out of their original containers and mix them with an undesirable substance, such as used coffee grounds or kitty litter. The medication will be less appealing to children and pets, and unrecognizable to people who may intentionally go through your trash.
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Put them in a sealable bag, empty can, or other container to prevent the medication from leaking or breaking out of a garbage bag.
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Before throwing out a medicine container, scratch out all identifying information on the prescription label to make it unreadable. This will help protect your identity and the privacy of your personal health information.
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Do not give medications to friends. Doctors prescribe drugs based on a person's specific symptoms and medical history. A drug that works for you could be dangerous for someone else.
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When in doubt about proper disposal, talk to your pharmacist.
Drugs such as powerful narcotic pain relievers and other controlled substances carry instructions for flushing to reduce the danger of unintentional use or overdose and illegal abuse. For example, the fentanyl patch, an adhesive patch that delivers a potent pain medicine through the skin, comes with instructions to flush used or leftover patches. Too much fentanyl can cause severe breathing problems and lead to death in babies, children, pets, and even adults, especially those who have not been prescribed the drug. "Even after a patch is used, a lot of the drug remains in the patch," says the writer, "so you wouldn't want to throw something in the trash that contains a powerful and potentially dangerous narcotic that could harm others." Another environmental concern lies with inhalers used by people who have asthma or other breathing problems, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Traditionally, many inhalers have contained chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's), a propellant that damages the protective ozone layer. The CFC inhalers are being phased out and replaced with more environmentally friendly inhalers. Depending on the type of product and where you live, inhalers and aerosol products may be thrown into household trash or recyclables, or may be considered hazardous waste and require special handling. Read the handling instructions on the label, as some inhalers should not be punctured or thrown into a fire or incinerator. To ensure safe disposal, contact Dade City Police Dept. who have a disposal box.
BEE STINGS
This information seen in the internet may be something to remember, as this season will soon be here again... It might be wise to carry a penny in your pocket while working in the yard.......... BEE STINGS ! A couple of weeks ago, A woman was stung by both a bee and hornet while working in the garden. Her arm swelled up, and she went to the doctor. The clinic gave her cream and an antihistamine. The next day the swelling was getting progressively worse, so she went to her regular doctor. The arm was Infected and needed an antibiotic. The doctor told her - " The next time you get stung, put a penny on the bite for 15 minutes". She could not believe this advice!!!!!! That night, her niece was stung by two bees. She looked at the bite and it had already started to swell. So, she taped a penny to her arm for 15 minutes. The next morning, there was no sign of a bite and decided that her niece wasn't allergic to the sting. Soon, she was gardening outside and got stung again, twice by a hornet on her left hand. She thought, here I go again to the doctor for another antibiotic. She promptly got her money out and taped two pennies to her bites, then sat and sulked for 15 minutes. The penny took the string out of the bite immediately. In the meantime the hornets were attacking, and her friend was stung on the thumb. Again the penny. The next morning she could only see the spot where the hornet had stung her. No redness, no swelling. Her friend's sting was the same; couldn't even tell where she had been stung.
Just wanted to share this marvelous information in case you experience the same problem. We need to keep a stock of pennies on hand. The doctor said that the copper in the penny counteracts the bite. It definitely works! Please remember and pass this information on to your friends, children, grandchildren
SOUTHFORK FOURTH OF JULY
A group of over 50 Southfork residents took time out from their Fourth of July celebrations to attend a flag raising ceremony held recently. The ceremony was sponsored by John and Sandi Bartoszek, new park managers. As the Star Spangled Banner wafted thru the early morning air, a brand new flag replaced the old flag which had become faded and tattered from the Florida breezes. Everyone in the he crowd held their hands over their hearts and many veterans were noticed saluting our new “Old Glory�.
WOW!! Jus' wait 'til you see it.
After a short respite, this roving reporter is back on the prowl covering the goin's on here at Southfork. (Actually, how could I rest with all of that noise goin' on). As you might have heard thru the grapevine, there have been some improvements happen' over at the main meetin' house (Clubhouse). There has been a cacophony of noises includin' saws whinin', drills drillin', hammers poundin' and laborers gruntin'. It seems that our prayers have been answered and that awful old stained rug is now history and has been replaced with shiny new ceramic tile (including the inside out-houses). The old, leak stained, ceiling tile have been removed and replaced with 2 foot square acoustical tiles that actually extend down slightly from the suspension grid for a totally nice and refreshing new look. The windows and blinds have been thoroughly cleaned and now some light can actually shine in to illuminate the new floor. New (matching) globes have been installed on the fans, a new transition strip now surrounds the dance floor and the old A/C filters, that were so fuzzy that they looked like a alpaca in the wintertime, have been replaced. Additional insulation was installed in the card room and the library to make activities in those rooms more enjoyable since you will now actually be able to feel the air conditioning and/or heating working (as Gomer Pyle used to say, “GAWLEEE"). On the outside, new mulch and plantings are being added to the landscaping to refresh those areas around the main entrance signs, clubhouse, the pool area and the area adjacent to the entrance at Wilds Road. Also the pool cabana countertop will soon sport a new ceramic tile top. This newshound, and agile individual, has also heard rumors of more improvements including a possible new roof on the cluhouse, some new paint and some major improvements on the signage throughout the park (more on that later). These improvements are a testimony to the relationship and the new era of goodwill between your Association Board of Directors, our new General Manager, Paul Johnston and of course our new Park Managers John and Sandi Bartoszek. I just can't wait for ya to see it for yourselves, so for all of your snowbirds, drive safely and hurry back to your friends and extended family here at Southfork. This has been your roving reporter who always has his ear to the ground just waitin' for somethin' else to happen. Submitted by the Roving reporter
4TH OF JULY Celebration at Southfork After an early morning flag raising ceremony at Southfork's entrance at 10 AM over ninety two residents came to the clubhouse at 2PM to enjoy a Fourth Of July feast consisting of BBQ'd chicken, pulled pork, cole slaw, baked beans, rolls, iced tea and watermelon. All of the great food was catered by the On On-Q Q restaurant located on State Route 52 out in St. Leo. Entertainment was provided by the Country Twi-lightliters lightliters and consisted of several patriotic songs and a variety of country music from throughout the years. One of the members of the group offered those in attendance a vocal rendition of several songs with a yodeling ventriloquist dummy. Association President, Dot Cady thanked those in attendance for their patience while the clubhouse has been under construction for the past three weeks. She also thanked everyone who had been involved in planning and executing the 4th of July Celebration. Celebratio She also stated that future plans include many upcoming events including a Hawaiian style luau later in the fall.
MEDIEVAL TIMEZ Recently thiz roving reporter was taking hiz nightly constitutional in hiz yellow & blacke chariote when he came upon a site for sore eyez and a scene reminiscent of dayz long gone bye.
It seemz that some hearty soulz had seized thee opportunity to participate in thee anciente Sporte of Royaltie. Several nobelmen and their genteel ladiez faire were holding courte on thee recently manicured and properly prepared fieldz of playe. Now don't take thiz newshound incorrectly, they were not playing polo or particpating in jousting and sword play but rather a rouzing game of horseshoez.
Participantz included Katherine thee Great exhibiting a rather intersting pitching form. Prince Lefty Logoyda was casting his shoez trying to garner an award for a ringer. Court Jester Bubba J was in fine forme with hiz outlandish overhand throwing technique and Dandee Don D was obviously thee courte scribe because he was attempting to keep track of shoez that were tossed close (like in hand grenadez), leanerz and ringerz.
Rook Robust Robert and Little John sat quietly on thee sidelinez apparently sitting in thee injured and reserved section while Slick Sherry and Bodacious Bobby G took on their male counterpartz in a duel to thee finish and ultimately a seat on thee royal podium. The female combatantz were allowed to advance forward two pacez and one hop to a special ladiez teez for pitching purposez.
There waz even a spectator section where some royal familiez had come to enjoy thee evening, Dame Dixie was observed trying to fend off a mosquitoe as large as percheron draft horze. Squire Bobby Haun was cajoling thee players and seemed to be trying to organize an impromptu cheering section from thee throng of spectatorz. Gentle John Clemmons waz spotted circling thee arena sizing up thee competition. Similar to thee modern game of polo, spectatorz and playerz alike participated in thee age-old traditione of stomping of thee divots during a brief interlude in thee play.
Contrary to modern era eventz there were also signz directing spectatorz to special sideline seating and of courze free parking. This tournamente is being held at thee pre-sunset houre of 7PM on each Tuezday and wanne-be playerz and hangerz-on are heartily welcomed! It has also been rumored that some enterprising raconteur may offer a simple faire of roast turkey legs and a large tankard of ale for a nominal price of six pence, foure bob and two shilling (JUZT KIDDING). Bring your own kool-aid! Submitted by, Jim Morvatz
Let me Do It!!! For Sale
Caring for the sick
Meal Preparation
Brand new 26 inch (Boys/Girl) bike.
House Cleaning
Painting
Sew Perfect Alterations
Memory Quilts
$80.00 or best offer. Call Harvey Barber 352-437-4228 or 814-490-4710 _________________________________________
Pooch Sitting
Deep House Cleaning, $12 per hour
Add or Remove Flowerbeds Spotless Window Cleaning
Pet Pix by Diane Auto Detailing, $75 and up
Pet photography, Home, Fundraiser, Pet Parties etc. 352-206-2368
Opening/Closing for Snowbirds Any other odd jobs!
Reliable and on time!
Reasonable rates! _______________________________________________ Call Sherry Morvatz
C 352-999-2949
Seasonal Maintainence of your home H 352-437-4782
Will maintain your home while your away –we maintain: Gutters, Hedging Trimmed, Garden Weeding, Mowing, Pressure Washing, Raking, Leaf removal, Roof Sweeping and more…… For more information contact John or Ruth at 352-437-4989 or stop by at 10916 Prairie Dr. No job too big or small. Open and close your home service available. Curb appeal offered for sellers. _________________________________________
Pet Sitting Will pet sit, at your house or mine. One, on one attention, not a kennel. Paula Campbell, 10936 Tumbleweed Dr 352-437-4538
Need Help Around your Home? Steve Coker is once again available to do Pressure washing, seasonal maintenance. Handyman services, Yard work, etc. Steve can be reached @ 813-695-0451 or via e-mail at skjsteve@verizon.net Avon: Catalogs are available if interested. Please call Tanya or Bobby Hahn @ 567-7125 or email @ tbhahnfl@yahoo.com
Southfork
August 2011
Weekly Calendar of Events
Sunday : Church Of Your Choice …”May I” card game @6:30pm, 2nd, 4th and 5th weeks ____________________________________________________________________________________ Monday: Coffee @ 8am…… Line Dance @ 10am…… Men/Women Poker @ 12:00 Men’s Shuffleboard @ 1pm…… Hand/Foot @6pm……Euchre, 6:30pm _____________________________________________________________________________________ Tuesday: Mixed Shuffleboard 9am……Exercise @ 10:30am……Sequence @1pm Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm……Ladies Shuffleboard @ 3pm Men’s Poker @ 4:30pm ……Dbl Pinochle @ 6:30pm……Bowling @12 noon _____________________________________________________________________________________ Wednesday: Men’s Golf @7am……Quilting@ 9AM……Bridge @ 1pm.…..Bocce @ 3pm Men’s shuffleboard @ 1pm……Women’s Golf @1:30pm Bingo @ 6:30pm TRASH PICKUP @ AM ____________________________________________________________________________________ Thursday: Hand & Foot @ 9am……Dominoes @1pm…… Water Aerobics @9:45am……Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm Ladies Shuffle @ 3pm……Men’s Poker @ 4:30pm ”May I” card game @6:30pm _____________________________________________________________________________________ Friday:
Mixed Shuffleboard @ 9am……Exercise @10:30am……Men/Women Poker @12 noon Men’s Shuffleboard @ 1pm _____________________________________________________________________________________ Saturday: “65” (Card Game) @ 7pm TRASH PICKUP @ am _____________________________________________________________________________________ Special Monthly Events August 3rd
(Wed)
August 4th
(Thur)
Men’s Club
August 7th
(Sun)
Bunco night 6:30pm
August 13th
(Sat)
BLUE BAG CAN RECYLE PICK @ AM
August 18th
( Thur)
Corn Hole tournament and Food (see sign up sheet on bulletin board & newsletter article)
August 21st
(Sun)
Bunco night 6:30pm
August 27th
(Sat)
BLUE BAG CAN RECYLE PICK @ AM
Women’s Club 10am (Meet at IHOP) 11:30am (Meet at Golden Corral)
REMEMBER TO SIGN UP FOR THE CORN ROAST. WE HAVE TO KNOW HOW MANY ARE ACTUALLY ATTENDING!