Southfork News “FOR THE RESIDENTS, BY THE RESIDENTS� Have a great month!
December
2017
Awesome Christmas Story 'Twas the night before Christmas & out on the ranch, The pond was froze over & so was the branch. The snow was piled up belly-deep to a mule. The kids were all home on vacation from school, And happier young folks you never did see- Just all sprawled around a-watchin' TV. Then suddenly, some time around 8 o'clock, There came a surprise that gave them a shock! The power went off, the TV went dead! When Grandpa came in from out in the shed With an armload of wood, the house was all dark. "Just what I expected," they heard him remark. "Them power line wires must be down from the snow. Seems sorter like times on the ranch long ago." "I'll hunt up some candles," said Mom. "With their light, And the fireplace, I reckon we'll make out all right." The teen-agers all seemed enveloped in gloom. Then Grandpa came back from a trip to his room, Uncased his old fiddle & started to play That old Christmas song about bells on a sleigh. Mom started to sing, & 1st thing they knew Both Pop & the kids were all singing it, too. They sang Christmas carols, they sang "Holy Night," Their eyes all a-shine in the ruddy firelight. They played some charades Mom recalled from her youth, And Pop read a passage from God's Book of Truth. They stayed up till midnight-and, would you believe, The youngsters agreed 'twas a fine Christmas Eve. Grandpa rose early, some time before dawn; And when the kids wakened, the power was on.. "The power company sure got the line repaired quick," Said Grandpa - & no one suspected his trick. Last night, for the sake of some old-fashioned fun, He had pulled the main switch - the old Son-of-a-Gun! -anonymous
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ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: President
Tom Geyer
2016-2018
Vice President
Hollis Adams
2017-2019
Secretary
Peggy Elkins
2016-2018
Treasurer
Roger Layne
2017-2019
Directors: Ron White
2016-2018
Harry Gerrish
2016-2018
Craig Whitbeck
2017-2019
Bob Lynch
2017-2019
Mary Freund
2017-2019
Emergency CONTACT NUMBERS IN PASCO COUNTY (911) Pasco Cty Sheriff 352-521-5131
Dade City Police 352-521-1493
Hurricane Updates 800-427-8340
Sheriff non-emerg 727-847-8102
Southfork office 352-523-0022
Fax 352-523-0611
After Hours 352-206-4080
Sick/Prayer List.
John Kuehl
Roy Tassanare
Linda Dickinson
John Martens
Kathy Myers
Bill (Willie) Morris
John Emley Get Well Wishes To All!
In Memoriam Billie Moore
Resident passed away Our condolences to the family and friends! New Residents Richard & Patricia Lowrie
11104 Maverick
Welcome to our Community of Southfork! Wedding Dec 5th
Kevin & Kim Hadden
Anniversaries Dec 14 th Norman & Mary Lou Conaty
Dec 18th
Gary & Rosanne Mentro
Dec 20th Bob & Helen Shears
Dec21st
Howard & Linda Dickinson
Dec 30 th Mike & Betty Butler
Dec 31st
Mike & Faye Gallagher
______________________________________________________________________________ Riddle of the Month
Why did the jelly roll?
December Birthday’s
Bill Cline
Bill Lare
Ed Bellnier
Sandy Bravinder
Kathy Gallick
Sandy Martin
Ren Batteen
Bob Jones
Marie Johnson
Jim Peltier
Max Elkins
Tanya Hahn
Sally Cooper
Marge Otto
Chuck Welch
James Prokopek
Carol Barnett
Bruce Wharton
Harry Stilphen
Isabel Wirth
Helen Stowe
Carolyn Dyer
Each month in the newsletter there will be a listing of people celebrating birthdays. I will also list in our Southfork Facebook page so please forward to me at pkaygrossi@aim.com the month/day of any birthday.
“BRANSON CHRISTMAS SHOW” December 12, 2017
@ 7:00pm
Tickets are $7.50 per person
An Ohio native, Brian plays in Branson, Missouri and Las Vegas, Nevada annually and then travels south for the winter. Brian Brenner has something in common with today's seniors. He really enjoys the music of yesteryear, whether it's the standards or the music of the great Las Vegas entertainers. Brian wants to bring the music he really loves to the audience that will appreciate it most. During this very special show, , Brian will charm the audience with his friendly, charasmatic presence while delivering a selection of songs that are especially appealing to the senior citizens of today. Brian will salute the 50’s & 60’s with country standards and comedy with a Christmas theme. While Brian has thrilled audiences nationwide with his electrifying salute to the King of Rock & Roll, he has also been called upon to reproduce the works of other notable celebrities, from Las Vegas crooners like Wayne Newton, to country stars. In this Oldies Salute, Brian Brenner will amaze you with his virtuosity while bringing back to life some of your favorite tunes from days gone by. He may bring his big screen video background effects. This is our first show of the season and at a higher level.
from Tom’s desk.
HELLO SOUTHFORK DECEMBER 2017 WELL ANOTHER YEAR IS ALMOST IN THE BOOKS. IT IS REALLY CRAZY HOW FAST TIME SEEMS TO GO. WELCOME BACK SUN SEEKERS. WE HOPE YOU WILL ENJOY THE WINTER AND THE EVENTS WE HAVE PLANNED FOR YOU. YOUR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE WORK REALLY HARD TO ENTERTAIIN YOU. THANKS LONNIE AND CAROLYN AND CREW. THANKS TO JIM McADAMS FOR HIS HARD WORK HE DOES TO PUT TOGETHER THE ENTERTAINMENT WE ENJOY . PLEASE CHECK THE BULLETIN BOARD AND THE NEWS LETTER AND THE BIG SIGN FOR ALL THAT IS GOING ON. PLEASE CHECK THE NEWS LETTER FOR INFORMATION ON THE NEW YEARS EVE PARTY. CONTACT PHYLLIS FISHER FOR MORE INFO. DON'T FORGET BINGO ON WED. NIGHT AND SMOKER JOE WILL BE COOKING FROM 4-5:30 THE DELICOUS HAMBURGERS AND HOT DOGS. GIVE IT A TRY THEY ARE REALLY GOOD. JUDY AND I WOULD LIKE TO WISH EVERY ONE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. MY DOOR IS OPEN. TOM
SOUTHFORK ‘S FAMOUS BREAKFAST’S ARE BACK!
SATURDAY, December 2nd @ 8AM TO 9AM $3.50 PER PERSON MENU INCLUDES: Pancakes (plain or blueberry), SCRAMBLED EGGS SAUSAGE PATTIES, COFFEE, TEA AND ORANGE JUICE.
WELCOME BACK SNOWBIRDS
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Southfork Women’s Club
SOUTHFORK WOMEN’S CLUB MEMBERS
Members will be celebrating the annual Christmas party on December 6th at 10:30am at the clubhouse! Games and a gift exchange will take place! The $10.00 gift exchange is optional. Come and join us on this festive occasion. Our hostesses are Carol Albers and Katie Bellnier. . They have been making plans since their great party last year! Please remember the Christmas food bags that will be donated to Day Star. If you haven’t picked up one, please contact Carol Whitbeck! At our November meeting it was voted to purchase shoes and sweatshirts for the needy kids at Lachooche School. The officers wish all of the residents Happy Holidays!
Dot Cady
Annual Christmas Golf Cart Parade Thursday , Dec 21stt, 5 pm (ANOTHER SOUTHFORK TRADITION)
Come one, come all, and join with all of your friends and neighbors for our annual Christmas Golf Cart parade. Decorate your golf cart and join the parade by lining up beside the pavilion on Palamino Dr at 5:00pm. There will be HotDogs and a drink available for $1.50. Blue Jay Community has been invited to participate again. Carts will line up along Palamino and the parade will start at 6:00pm. We will have two judges from Southfork, judging Blue Jay entries and two judges from Blue Jay judging Southfork entries with the first place winners of each receiving $50.00. Upon completion of the parade we return to the pavilion for Hot Chocolate, Wassail and Sweets. Those attending are asked to bring their favorite sweets, (finger sweets). Bring a chair to sit on while you enjoy a blazing fire and having fun. If you don’t have a golf cart, just stand outside your house, wave and cheer then get in your car and drive to the pavilion for the fun. There will be sign up sheets posted at both parks. Remember, Refreshments at the Pavilion following the parade!
Thank you and sponsored by the Homeowners Association.
Christmas Dinner @ Clubhouse Dec 25th, 4 PM
On Christmas, usually all the family members, collect at their parents or grandparents house for a Christmas dinner. So we here in Southfork will be a replacement on this special day and all will come together to enjoy this fantastic dinner. The Park Managers will provide the turkeys. Bring a dish to share for 8-10 people and the rest of the dinner is potluck style. Remember to bring your own table service. Tea and coffee will be provided, but you may bring a different beverage if you prefer. Please sign up at the Clubhouse so we know how many Turkeys have to be purchased. Sponsored by the Southfork Association/Park Managers
PLEASE SIGN UP SO WE CAN PLAN
Recycling Submitted by Norm Conaty, Southfork Recycling Man The recycling container for paper is at the dead end of Ewing Dr in the RV area. Just a reminder to all the folks in Southfork. I still see a lot of paper products going into the garbage collection twice a week instead of the recycling container. BUT, in spite of this we have doubled the volume of paper recycled in the past and primarily because of the effort of Phyllis placing reminders in the newsletter to all of us to recycle. Because of the volume increase and to avoid overflow, we are placing a second container for everyone to place all paper products. Hope this helps the collection of the paper. This is an easy way for you to recycle your newspaper, cardboard, magazines, junk mail, phone books, paper bags and any office paper. So to all the new residents I hope this information helps and now know where to recycle.. PLEASE, NO PLASTIC BAGS! Just a reminder, we also have a container for can recycling back in the RV area and again, please no plastic bags “REMEMBER, NO ONE SHOULD BE HELPING THEMSELVES TO THE CANS OR PAPER GOOD’S EXCEPT THE RECYCLING COMMITTEE” So please recycle, “The Recycle Man”
Keeping Your Medication List Up-to-date Join us for a health talk as Alan Brenia, Pharmacy Director, discusses why it is important to keep your medication list up-to-date and how you can properly dispose of unwanted medications. All Southfork residents and friends are invited. Refreshments provided.
Thursday, December 14 10:00 am Southfork Clubhouse Alan Brenia, RPh
For More Information: Larry Wills (813) 715-6622 FHZeph.org Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter
Pharmacy Director
Florida Laws & Requirements Wills, Power Attorney , Executors, Trusts
Monday, December 4th @9am (following coffee hour)
Southfork Ambulance Program and Southfork Homeowners Association will host this event for all residents of Southfork.
Attorney, David J. Murphy of the Mander Law Group, will present a short program for our interests. The presentation should last about about thirty (30) minutes and followed by related questions from the residents.
So if you are in doubt about making a will, power of attorney, living wills and anything legal this would be the meeting you should attend and find out more info. Come prepared with your questions and hopefully it will be a fulfilling informational meeting for all.
Come early at 8am and enjoy a free cup of coffee and our donuts are only $.50 each. By 9am the meeting will start.
Southfork Ambulance Service Program Annual Membership Meeting December 8, 2017 ,
10:00am, Clubhouse
New and Renewal memberships
The “Ambulance Service Program� is a fee paid membership organization. Members now have, two (2) Pasco County EMT/911 transportation calls/year.
Membership: All individuals residing in Southfork are eligible. All residents are welcome.. Dues : The initial fee is $15.00 per year. Term: A one year agreement, beginning January 1st, thru December 31st. All dues, either new or renewing are due by January 1st. Benefit: Most hospitalization plans add a co-pay fee for ambulance service. Our Ambulance Service Program would pay to our user member $150.00 per usage, limited to two calls per year. Payment is restricted to an Emergency (911) call from anywhere in Pasco County. Example: Heart Failure, Stroke, Falls, Breathing Problems or any EMT determined emergency. Nominations/Elections if anyone is interested for VP, Sec and or Dir. Please contact Jim McAdams with any questions (352-206-2754).
Veterans Day Remembrance Article submitted by, Kathy Gallick For anyone who missed The Zephyrhills Veterans Day Parade on Nov 11th, you certainly missed a great morning. Music by Lee Greenwood, I'm Proud To Be An American, always brings a tear to my eye, To mention a few, Police Department, Rescue Squad, Fire Department, WWII veterans, Vietnam Veterans, all who served so we can enjoy our freedom. Youngsters, involved with parents who take the time to help make our country great, scouts, mounted police corp, just to name a few. My Moose Lodge 2276, and Amvets 550 participated as well. And the Bulldogs were down 21 to zip last night and came back to win, 35 to 31. Now in semi finals, good luck guys. With all the bad things we read and see on social media, take a moment to stand shoulder to shoulder with your patriotic neighbor and sing our Anthem! Mr. Ellis' rendition of our National Anthem was breathtaking, and no one, took a knee." I love this country, God Bless America
Old Christmas Cards
Please save all the covers from your Christmas cards (or any greeting cards) and place them in the designated box in our Library starting the 1st week of December through and including mid January. They will be sent to a group who uses them to decorate Christmas stockings for prisoners. They used our cards from last year and distributed over 1000 stockings. They sent Southfork a very nice thank-you. Thanks in advance!! Carol Barnett
FURBIES AND FEATHERED FRIENDS OF SOUTHFORK We all love our family, animal friends, so here’s some with their proud owners. A special bond happens and they are as much a part of our families as others. It’s amazing how many of our families here share the love and pride of our animal friends. This month, we’re walking the dogs…or out and about on a golf cart! Call me if you want your pet featured in upcoming articles! Don’t forget….pick up after those pets! They can’t do that…we must! Meet “Pal”…He is a 9-year old pure-bred miniature Poodle. Pal was rescued by Gary and Linda Rose from a shelter, where he was bound for demise. He’d been used for stud purposes and then tossed aside. Thank you Gary and Linda for coming to his resue. Gary says Pal is so gentle and sweet and quite a little “love bug” and loves to cuddle. He follows Gary everywhereexcept to the bathroom. Guess he sees a “dreaded bath coming on.” A great story…Pal is lucky, Linda and Gary! These pretty ladies are Rosie and Jean Rapinac! Rosie is a 6½ year-old Yorkie-Poodle. Jean got her from someone selling puppies from the back of a van when Rosie was only 12 weeks old. Her momma was a black poodle! Looks like Rose got her Yorkie color from her daddy! Jean says she’s rowdy and very smart! She loves people and next time I visit Rosie, I’ll bring her a Cesars treat that she loves so well. Pretty Girl and a real sweetheart! Rosie you’re lucky to have such a caring mother!
Here are two sweet dogs given a perfect home with Ron and Pam Glenna! With Pam, Buddy (Right) is a 9-year old Pomeranian/Pepion mix. What a cutie he is and he watches everything, everywhere. On the left is 15-year old Jake, who is a pure bred Shiatzu. They got Jake when he was eight weeks old from a breeder. Buddy joined the family when he was about three months old. They are lucky dogs too to have such a loving family!
We will have more pets featured in future articles…join us and tell us about them! I would like to thank those who want to share the love of your furbies and feathered, family friends! Jean Deiss 863-602-1535
Another great volunteer Article submitted by, Kathy Gallick
Hey, Hey We're The Monkies! If by some chance you see this wonderful neighbor walking in Southfork, wearing a monkey Hat, singing, Hey !Hey we're the Monkies, NO, it is not Mickey Dolenz but our own, Bill Cline. This gentleman serves so very many events, at St. Rita's Catholic Church, and then again at The Order Of The Moose . Each Sunday I enjoy his singing, kindness and pleasant conversation. “ And the Queen Lives On! “ Thanks for all you, your wife and family do for our community. So when and if you see Bill, with or without his Monkey Hat, say thank you, he well deserves it. We won't mention "The returning of the infamous key". Thanks Bill. See you at the Moose
Our community of Southfork is truly blessed. In the past, each morning myself, and my pup Miss Dade would be greeted by Jim and his beautiful companion Lucky Lady taking their morning stroll through our park. We know Lucky Lady crossed the Rainbow Bridge, missed by all, especially her most caring master. Jim is married to Linda, they have 2 daughters and 2 grandsons. Jim is retired from Ford Motor Company, relocated to Florida 2 years ago. Jim also served in the U.S. Army, and has never "taken a knee!" Jim enjoys the company of 4 brothers and 3 Sisters. To mention a few of his accomplishments: Lions Member. Moose member where he volunteers every weekend, running The Queen of Hearts, which I would love to win this weekend and making certain that 50/50 enjoys a wonderful return. Thursday, if in the area of The Moose Lodge, you will find Jim cutting grass, and doing just what needs to be done. For all his kindness and hard work, Jim was recently nominated as Moose of The Month. Quite an honor. Linda and Jim will now be working with the Toys for Tots program. Jim is always available to help. How lucky are they? Of course, when our Southfork needed a Bingo caller, Jim again stepped up to the plate. You'll see Jim helping neighbors, before Irma, after Irma, and anytime in between. Thanks Jim. Jim volunteers at St. Rita's Catholic Church, Eucharistic Minister among other duties. He takes the moment to speak my name at the alter, again, thank you Jim. Loves fishing and loves spending time with his grandchildren. Unless you catch him playing cards at the clubhouse, always participating to make our community united and fruitful. If you pass his home, you will see his Lucky Lady proudly keeping watch! A pleasure to know this man. God Bless America Article submitted by, Kathy Gallick
Monday Morning Coffee Hour There is a Monday morning coffee hour each week starting at 8am to 9am. There is always coffee brewing which is free to all residents and we do have donuts for those who are a little hungry and with a small charge of $.50 each for each donut. What a good way to meet some of your neighbors and start your week. The men are usually talking about the latest sport event on TV or some current political news item that is causing a stir in the world. (There is so much discussion that the world problems could be solved right here in Southfork by our locals.) (smile) On the other hand the women are always talking about the latest happenings right here in our own community . Just sitting at one of our tables of residents you can learn a lot about what is going on here in Southfork and the surrounding community. There is no agenda or speakers and just a chance for our community to come together. Bring your smile and wit and we’ll furnish your coffee free. We would love to get to know all of our new residents and the others that have been in hibernation lately. Come join us on Monday’s!!!! _____________________________________________________________________________________
2018 HAND & FOOT TOURNAMENT Looking for someone to do the Hand and Foot Tournament for 2018. We have run the tournament for the last couple of years and do not want to continue. It takes 2 or more people to run the tournament and do all the scoring. We have all the decks of cards and score sheets for the games. If you are interested please contact Craig & Carol Whitbeck.
“Back to School” New Alphabet Article submitted by resident, Don Perrin
A is for apple and B is for boat. That used to be right, but now it won’t float! Age before beauty is what we once said, but let’s be a bit more realistic instead.
New Senior Alphabet
A’s for arthritis,
B’s the bad back,
C’s the chest pains, perhaps car-d-iac,
D is for dental decay and decline, E is for eyesight, can’t read the top line, retention,
F is for fissures and fluid
G is for gout, rather painful I’ll mention, H is for high blood pressure –I’d rather it low, I for incisions with scars you can show, that crack when they bend, L is for life of what there is left, nerves way down low,
M is for memory, I forget what comes next,
O is for osteo, bones that don’t grow, I’ll be good as new, Q is for quesy, is it the flu,
J is for joints, out of socket, won’t mend,
K is for knees
N is neuralgia, in
P for prescriptions, I have quite a few, just give me a pill and
R is for reflux, one meal turns into two
S is for sleepless nights, counting my fears, U is for urinary, troubles with flow,
T is for tinnitus, bells in my ears,
V is for vertigo, that’s “dizzy” you know,
W is for worry, now what’s going ‘round, X is for X-Ray and what might be found, Y for another year I’m left here behind, Z is for zest I still have—in my mind.
I’ve survived all the symptoms, my body’s deployed, and I’m keeping twenty-six doctors fully employed!
A Sunny Christmas in Florida!
Every year at Christmas time There's not a sign of snow. Instead we spend our yuletide days In the sun's warm cheery glow. We have the best of Christmas things, The lights, the gifts, the bells, (And "snowbirds" who arrive en masse To fill our beach hotels.) The glorious weather fits right in With our happy Christmas mood, And we can also walk and run Without having to be snowshoed. So don't feel bad for your (location) friends Who have no snow or ice. We think our sunny Christmas here Is a holiday paradise!
Just a reminder that all jobs serviced in the community is the responsibility of each resident and not in any way reflects on the Southfork management.
Gary’s Handyman Service Painting – Plumbing Drywall – Flooring Power wash & More Gary Sanborn 352-206-3773 Help Available Keep the sunshine in your life. Let me help. In home care by retired nurse, reasonable rates, flexible hours. Personalized, Healing Touch massages available. Call Jeanne for your individual assessment. 352-437-5139.
Jerry’s Handyman Services
I am a master electrician offering the following services: Electrical, Pressure Washing, Gutter Cleaning, Minor Plumbing. Also, transportation to or from Orlando/Tampa airports as well as the Tampa Train/Bus stations. Jerry McClellan 11040 Maverick Drive Home: (352) 240-3395 Cell: (352) 999-2908 ___________________
Homecare Do you need help with daily living? Did an illness or procedure limit your ability to care for yourself? I have over 30 years experience helping people in their homes. I am a qualified HHA/CNA and homemaker that will assist you with daily living for very reasonable rates. References available upon request. For more information call (352) 567-7702 Ask for Maureen ____________________
Southfork Maint. I am available for many different jobs. No job too big or too small. Pressure Washing $65.00 North Side of House $25.00 Gutters - $25 to $40.00 Plumbing $35.00 and up Paint-Ceiling fansOutlets and so much more. Please leave a message at 813-5082805 and I will return your call ASAP. Andy Davidson _________________ .
Weekly Calendar of Events Sunday Church of Your Choice…”May I” card game @6pm ________________________________________________________________ Monday
Coffee Hour @8am… (Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm… Hand & Foot @6pm Euchre @6pm…TOPS (take off pounds sensibly)@10am..Dbl Pinochle @noon
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Trash Pickup AM…(Fall/Winter) Mixed Shuffleboard @9am… Exercise @10:30am…Sequence @1pm…(Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm…(Fall/Winter) Ladies Shuffleboard @3pm Bowling (Zephyrhills) @noon…Yarn Hookers @2:30pm… Poker 2pm
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Recycling pickup 1st & 3rd Wednesday…… Quilting @9am… Bridge @1pm… Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm Bingo@6:30pm, doors open @3:30pm, sales @5pm, early bird 5:30pm
Poker @3:30pm _________________________________________________________________ Thursday
Hand & Foot @9am…Dominoes @1pm…(Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm…(Fall/Winter) Ladies Shuffleboard @3pm Poker @5:00pm…”Alley” Board game @6pm…
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Trash pickup… (Fall/Winter) Mixed Shuffleboard @9am…Exercise @10:30am…(Fall/Winter) Men’s Shuffleboard @1pm…
WII FIT @9am _____________________________________________________________________ Saturday
”65” game @6pm…Poker @5pm…Community Weigh to Go @S.F.Clubhouse 9am… Poker @1pm
Dec 1st
(Fri)
Men’s Breakfast
9am
(Smitty’s)
Dec 2nd
(Sat)
Pancake Breakfast
8am to 9am
Dec 4th
(Mon)
Attorney seminar
9am (all residents are invited)
Dec 6th
(Wed)
Womens Club
10:30am
Dec 8th
(Fri)
Annual Ambulance Meeting
Dec 12th
(Tue)
Brian Brenner’s, Branson Christmas Show
Dec 14th
(Thur)
Dec 15th
(Fri)
10am 7pm
Health Seminar
10am
Men’s Breakfast
9am
Dec 18th (Mon)
Assn Board Members
9am
Dec 21st
Golf Cart parade
5pm starting at the pavilion
(Thur)
Dec 25th
(Mon)
Christmas Dinner Potluck 4pm
Dec 31st
(Sun)
New Years Eve party
(Smitty’s)
8pm to midnight
NO MOVIE NIGHT IN DECEMBER
Answer to riddle on page 3 is (it saw the apple turnover)