2018 04 lake hammock village newsletter by Jeff H

Gator Tales April 2018

“The Park with A Heart”

Editor: Joice Smith

Lake Hammock Village 36106 US Hwy 27 Haines City FL 33844 863-421-5764

Board of Directors Joyce Middleton President (2019) (330) 323-2247

Jerry Sibila Vice President (2019) (910) 876-7221 Norm Baczkiewicz Secretary (2019) (989)889-9498

Richard Gould Treasurer (2019) (863) 422-5902 Pam Leland Director (2019) (207) 447-0890

SUNDAY, APRIL 1ST, 2018 EASTER DINNER 2:00 PM (DOORS OPEN 1:30 PM) LAKE HAMMOCK VILLAGE CLUBHOUSE

Art Stanley Director (2019) (863)353-2690 Lee Emery Director (2019) (585) 330-6328

Committee Chairs Gator Tales Joice Smith 863-594-4840 Sunshine Carol Gould (863)422-5902 Welcome Maria Combs (863)438-6643 Marilyn Smith (863)421-1018 Memorials Dona Rawson – (863)547-9326 Debbie Bialecki – (863)422-8296

FRIDAY, APRIL 6TH, 2018 ANNUAL FISH FRY 5:30 PM LAKE HAMMOCK VILLAGE CLUBHOUSE

WISHING EVERYONE A VERY HAPPY AND BLESSED EASTER

“Gator Tales” is available online at: http://floridacommunities. com/lake-hammock-newsletter.

A Message from the President . . . . .

Dear Friends and Neighbors, March was a very busy month for all of us. The Community Yard Sale was a huge success and I hope all of you “disposed” of your items with a little cash in your pockets. The Vendor Fair was not attended by as many Vendors as previous years and I don’t think as many residents as in the past. We may need to address this in the coming months to see if it’s still as much an interest as past years; or do we need to consider this as an every other year event. Think about that and feel free to give me your feedback. On a very positive note – the Spring Dance just finished up and big congrats to two new families who took this project on and what a great event. It was attended by 67 residents and I understand the DJ was a lot of fun, many games and activities for those who don’t like to dance. So congrats to the Waybills and Hurrs for a great successful event and entertainment for this great community and thank you!! Easter is upon us very early this year so I’m sure by the time you read this you will have already enjoyed Easter Dinner, meat dishes donated by our owners and the event hosted again by the Stumps and Baczkiewiczs. Thank you guys. Now, on a personal note, I want to thank this great community and wonderful neighbors for the out pouring support, food, cards, and kind words during this incredibly rough time with the passing of my husband and best friend, Jim. Thank you all so much and may God Bless you all. See you out and about. Joyce Middleton, President.

Easter Dinner Sunday, April 1st 2:00 PM (Doors open @ 1:30 PM) LHV Clubhouse Hosted by the Stumps and Baczkiewiczs Come enjoy the fellowship of Easter Sunday with your family, friends and neighbors. Bring your own place setting and a dish to pass enough for 8 people. HOA BOARD MEETING Tuesday, April 3rd 7:00 PM LHV Clubhouse Joyce Middleton, President (330)323-2247 The meeting will be held at the clubhouse. Everyone is welcomed. ANNUAL FISH FRY FRIDAY, APRIL 6TH 5:30 PM Tickets are $6 LHV CLUBHOUSE Hosted by the Emerys Tickets can be purchased from the Emery’s @#45 Sargent, the Baczkeiwicz @#25 Silver Crest or at the office. Come and enjoy a delicious meal of fried fish, coleslaw, baked beans and French fries. BOOK CLUB Monday, April 9th Clubhouse 1:00 PM Millie Currey – 315-854-6248 Dona Rawson – 316-200-1892 “The Identical” by Hilder Brand will be the book reviewed. Bring your lunch or snack. No food will be served.

HOA GENERAL MEETING TUESDAY, April 10th LHV CLUBHOUSE Joyce Middleton, President (330) 3232247 The monthly HOA meeting will be in the clubhouse. Please take the time to attend the meeting to hear what is happening in YOUR park.

Dining by the Book Thursday, April 12th 4:30 pm - Clubhouse Marilyn Smith 863-421-1018 LaFiesta Mexicana Restaurant, 645 Ingraham Ave., Haines City Fl. Carpool 4:30 at Clubhouse (Deadline to sign up three days before event)

Birthday/Anniversary Celebration Sunday, April 15th 6:30 p.m. Dona Rawson 547-9326 & Joanne Marko 438-5011 Come celebrate April birthdays and anniversaries.

Activities Meeting Tuesday, April 17th 2:00 PM Clubhouse If you have ideas of activities, places to eat around town or other things that you would like to see LHV do, then please join us in the clubhouse as we plan our activities for April. We enjoy having new ideas to explore. Ladies Lunch Wednesday, March 21st Clubhouse 11:30 am Longhorn Steak House, Winter Haven Pat Bergstrom 740-624-6903 Meet at Clubhouse @ 11:30 AM (Deadline to sign up is three days prior to the event)

Crafts Thursday, April 19th Clubhouse – 2:00 PM Barb Waybill 863-866-9121 Class Fee: $3.00 Please sign up in the clubhouse so we make sure we have enough materials for everyone. Please see flyer in Gator Tales for instructions and info on the craft this month

Country Breakfast Saturday, April 21st 9:00 – 11:00 AM Cost: $3.00 LHV Clubhouse Hosted by: Karen Wilson Come enjoy a breakfast of scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, pastries, fresh fruit and coffee.

Early Bird Dining Tuesday, April 24th Carpool 4:30 p.m. Marilyn Smith (863)421-1018 Four Sisters 19001 Hwy 27 Lake Wales, FL Meet @ Clubhouse 4:30 to carpool (Deadline to sign up is three days prior to event)

HAPPENINGS AROUND POLK COUNTY FREE APRIL 14 TH – 15TH APRIL 21ST – 22ND 11TH ANNUAL BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM KEEL & CURLY WINERY, 5210 THONOTOSASSA ROAD, PLANT CITY Includes crafts, and food vendors, kids zone, limited edition strawberry shortcake wine, u-pick blueberries from 8:00 am – 4:00 pm and live entertainment. SECOND AND FOURTH SATURDAY MARKET 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM CENTRAL PARK 41 FIFTH ST. NW WINTER HAVEN, FL Pet friendly, Fresh foods, arts and crafts and music by locals. HAINES CITY COMMUNITY THEATER 303 LEDWITH AVE., HAINES CITY RAVENCROFT 7:30 PM, SATURDAYS, 2:30 PM, SUNDAYS APRIL 14TH – 29TH TICKETS ARE $15.00 863-421-1893 www.hinescitytheater.com

Activities Chairs These volunteers will not be hosting all the events, but they will be the ones finding hosts for the events and planning the dates. If you have any Activities: Maria Combs 438-6643 Birthdays/Anniversaries: Joanne Marko 438-5011 Breakfast Out: Marge Love (815)978-7427 Bus Trips: Joanne Marko 438-5011 Early Bird Dinner: Marilyn Smith 421-1018 Dining by the Book: Marilyn Smith 421-1018 Ladies’ Lunches: Pat Bergstrom – 740-624-6903 Breakfast: Maria Combs 438-6643 / Karen Wilson (434) 248-6431 Memorial: Dona Rawson – 863-547-9326 Debbie Bielecki – 863-422-8296 Newsletter Information All newsletters can be viewed in color on the web site at www.floridacommunities.com (click on Lake Hammock at bottom of page). Just a reminder, any information needs to be submitted to me by the 20th of every month. If you have any questions or suggestions about the Gator Tales, please contact Joice Smith by email or phone. We are always looking for ways to improve. Gator Tales Staff Joice Smith (Editor)

121 Silver Crest 863-594-4840 joicesmith89@-gmail.com Judy Page – Proof reader Dona Rawson – Proof reader Andy & Nancy Belski Richard & Marion Spiegel

For those of you that like games and coloring, there are several pages this month just for you. Enjoy.

THANK YOU

BIRTHDAYS 2nd 3rd 5th 5th 5th 5th 9th 12th 12th 12th 13th 13th 15th 17th 17th 17th 19th 20th 21st 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 24th 27th 27th 29th 30th

Dick Keiger Chester Clapp John Bialy Terri Darwell Betsy Kuntz-Harwick Vera Krause Nanci Emery Bob Sharples Fred Blicker Calvin Maluchnick Tom Godfrey Carolyn Pieuss Pamela Kantner Linda Carpenter Robert Falco Sandy Blackman Gail Roubaud Ken Pieuss Donna Weber Mel Barr Edna Davidson Bruce Love Carol Boston Linda VanDeman Carol Hubbard David Graham Karen Neugebauer Don Hinds

OOPS, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO JIM BARKLEY. HIS BIRTHDAY WAS MARCH 22ND.

ANNIVERSARIES 12TH 15th 18th 20th 23rd 24th

Vito& Vita DeStefano – 65 yrs. John & Linda Bialy – 51 yrs. Glen & Judy Loy – 60 yrs. Tim & Teri Stump – 44 yrs. Herman & Jane Biba – 63 yrs. Herb & Donna Hunt – 53 yrs.

Clark and I would like to thank all of those that were part of making the St. Patty’s Day Luncheon a success, from setting up, taking the money, serving to cleaning up. For those that came we hope you enjoyed the meal and fellowship with your neighbors and friends. We would also like to thank the management for providing the GREEN BEER

THANK YOU My family and I would like to express our gratitude for the out pouring of kindness from this community. All your cards, flowers, food and phone calls were very touching. Again, I can’t express now much this meant to my family and me during this time of need. I am grateful that Richard and I live in such a warm and caring community. Sincerely Florence Browning

SAYING GOOD BYE TO A PET WITHOUT FEELING GUILITY Resident Barbara Pund asked if excerpts of this article by Kathy Antoniotti be published in Gator Tales. Recently Barbara had to say good bye to her beautiful cat Cassidy. She thought that others may find the article informative and helpful: It’s likely to be one of the most difficult decisions you will ever make. How do you know when it is time to say goodbye to a well-loved pet? How do you know when it is selfishness that stops you from letting a pet go when that would be the most compassionate course of action? Much as we would love all our animals to die quietly in their sleep it is rarely that easy. Your veterinarian may be able to tell you when the time has arrived, but ultimately, you need to make the decision. The following signs may help to determine is your pet is no longer enjoying good quality of life: -

Experiencing chronic pain that cannot be controlled with medication Has frequent vomiting or diarrhea causing dehydration and/or significant weight loss Has stopped eating or will only eat if force fed Is incontinent Has lost interest in all or most normal activities Cannot stand on his own or falls when walking Has chronic labored breathing

Once the decision is made, your veterinarian will explain the euthanasia procedure which usually includes a sedative being administered first to relax the animal prior to the final injection which ends life. The final decision will be dealing with the pet’s remains – cremation or burial.” Grieving the loss of a beloved pet can only be handled by whatever means the owner finds comfort. For those who have never known the love of a pet, have some compassion and understanding for those who have.

GET WELL AND SYMPATHTY CARDS Marileigh Osborn – Home Wanda Hensley – Car Accident/Home KZ Bowden – Home John Brock – Car Accident/Home

Florence Browning – loss of her husband Joyce Middleton – loss of her husband Donna Weber – loss of her granddaughter Jim Currey – loss of his father Vivian Keller – loss of her brother-in-law Mike Molnar – loss of his mother Mark Anthis- loss of his son

READ LIST FOR BOOK CLUB 2018 Millie Currey and Dona Rawson April – “The Identical” by Elin Hilderbrand May – “Killers of the Flower Moon” by David Grann Osage Murders (Birth of FBI) June – “Secrets of the Tulip Sisters” July – “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn” August – Non-Fiction – “The Zookeeper’s Wife” Book Club meets on the second Monday of each month at the Clubhouse

BINGO WORKERS A big thank you to all those that work Bingo on Wednesday nights. Along with the ladies that work the bingo room selling packages and verifying cards I would like to thank Art Stanley and all those that work the kitchen every Wednesday. Also, those that volunteer their time to bake we appreciate it more than you will know. Thanks, again.

Cynthia Anderson Cynthia and her husband Jim, were originally from North Carolina, but more recently lived in Poinciana. Jim owned and operated two gas stations while Cynthia was employed by the airline industry, where she worked in reservations for 27 years. Jim passed away in 2014 and Cynthia's daughter helped her find Lake Hammock Village. She moved into 180 Glen Este Blvd with her two dogs, Maggie and Taz, in August of 2017. Cynthia and Jim had two daughters, one in North Carolina and one in California. Between the two, there are five grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Cynthia is busy with her church, she enjoys colorand stitch, potlucks and eating out with the ladies. When you see Cynthia out and about, stop and make her feel welcome. Submitted by Marian Spiegel

EASTER DINNER WHEN: APRIL 1ST, 2018 WHERE: LHV CLUBHOUSE TIME: 2:00 PM DOORS WILL OPEN @1:30 PM HOSTED BY: TERRI & TIM STUMP AND JAN & NORM BACZKIEWIZ FAMILY AND FRIENDS ARE WELCOME NO CHARGE

The meat (ham and turkey) and beverages will be provided. Please sign up in Clubhouse after March 1st as to how many will be in your party. Please bring a dish to share ENOUGH FOR EIGHT PEOPL. There will be a sign up sheet in the clubhouse. Please bring your plate and silverware.

WHEN: FRIDAY APRIL 6TH, 2018 WHERE: LHV CLUBHOUSE TIME: 5:30 PM COST: $6.00 PER PERSON MENU: FRIED FISH COLESLAW BAKED BEANS FRENCH FRIES

Tickets may be purchased from: Lee and Nanci Emery @ #45 Sargent, Norm and Jan Baczkeiwicz @ #25 Silver crest or Bonnie Fischer @ the office.

WHEN: THURSDAY, APRIL 19TH TIME: 2:00 PM COST: $3.00 WHRE: LHV CLUBHOUSE

We will be making pebble art pictures. Most of you were shown samples at the March craft class. We will be making the same picture to keep things simplified. I am asking each of you to bring the board to make your picture on. I purchased mine at Walmart for $2.47 or $2.57 I believe. You will find it in the craft section. You may also find something similar at Michaels. Mine measures 12” x 5 ½ “. I will be bringing the rest of the supplies. See the picture below for a sample of the work board. Also see picture showing the little pieces of twigs. When out on your walks or rides please gather some twigs and bring them to class with you. The women’s hat is the cap of an acorn. Use your imagination. If your are unable to find a board that you want to use I will have available canvas board and it can be painted on the background, you can do your pebble art picture on it and when it is done put it in a 8x10 frame of your choice. If you have any questions about the work board, please stop by lot #162 or call me at 863-866-9121.

COUNTRY

SATRDAY, APRIL 21ST, 2018 TIME: 9:00 â€“ 11:00 AM LAKE HAMMOCK VILLAGE CLUBHOUSE COST: $3.00 PER PERSON HOSTED BY: KAREN WILSON MENU: SCRAMBLED EGGS FRUIT PASTRIES COFFEE BISCUITS AND GRAVY

APRIL FACTS

The 4th month of the year brings us April Foolsâ€™ Day, Earth Day, and the chance for some rain. According to early Roman calendar, April was the second month but became fourth when they started to use January as the first month. The name originally came from Aprilis, meaning 'to open'. In April, small animals that were hibernating usually come out and the birds fly back northward to settle, bees and butterflies begin to gather nectar. In some parts of the world, April is planting time but in other parts, it's the harvest season. Because of the nice warm weather of April, amateur athletes begin to go outside while the professional baseball begins. People usually do huge spring cleaning and mowing. The first day of April begins with April fool's day. Below are some fun facts about April: 1. The birthstone for April is the diamond. 2. The zodiac signs for April are Aries (March 21 - April 19) and Taurus (April 20 - May 20). 3. The birth flower of April is typically the Sweet Pea or the Daisy.

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Global Child Nutrition Month Humor Month Mathematics Awareness Month The Revolutionary War in America began on April 19, 1775. 8. April 23rd is known as the Feast day of the Patron Saint of England. 9. On April 30, 1975, General Duong Vanh Minh surrendered and the Communist forces captured Saigon which led to the end of the Vietnam War. 10. On April 4, 1818, a flag that contained 1 star for each state and 13 stripes was adopted by Congress. 11. In Fayette, N.Y. on April 6, 1830, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was founded by Joseph Smith. 12. On April 6, 1917 the United States declared war on Germany in World War I. 13. On April 4, 1949, the North Atlantic Treaty was signed. 14. On April 11, 1814, Napoleon Bonaparte was exiled to the island of Elba and he was abdicated as Emperor of the French. 15. Good Friday - Friday before Easter Sunday 16. April 1 - April Fools' Day 17. April 5 - Arbor Day 18. April 22 - Earth Day 19. Thai New Year in Thailand 20. Khmer New Year in Cambodia

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ACROSS 2 Resurrection Day. 4 40 days after His resurrection, Jesus ascended to __________. 5 This came seven weeks after the resurrection. 6 Joseph of Arimathea provided this for Christ. 10 This apostle would not believe that Christ had risen until he saw and touched the nail prints in Christ's hands. 11 The final meal Christ shared with his disciples. 16 The religious festival Jesus had come to Jerusalem to celebrate. 17 This disciple denied knowing Jesus. 19 __________ guarded the Jesus' tomb to make sure His disciples didn't steal His body. 22 The soldiers put a crown of __________ on Christ's head. 25 Where Christ went to pray before His arrest. ÂŠ 2008, The Holiday Zone. All Rights Reserved.

26 The day Christ is believed to have been crucified. 28 The 40 days (not including Sundays) prior to Easter. 30 Following His resurrection, Jesus told His disciples to go into all the __________ and preach the Gospel. 31 Easter celebrates the __________ of Jesus.

DOWN 1 Judas Iscariot received __________ of silver for betraying Jesus. 3 The animal Christ rode into Jerusalem, 7 She was the first to see Jesus after His resurrection. 8 The place of the skull. 9 One week before Christ's crucifixion, multitudes greeted him by cheering and waving __________ branches. 12 He helped Jesus carry His cross. 13 A soldier pierced Christ's side with this.

14 Jesus was nailed to a __________. 15 "It is __________." 17 He sentenced Jesus to death. 18 "He is not here, for He is __________ as He said." 20 The Biblical account of the resurrection may be found in all four books of the New Testament known as the __________. 21 An angel rolled away the __________ covering the entrance to the tomb. 23 Peter and John __________ to the tomb of Jesus after hearing that His body was no longer there. 24 Peter cut off a soldier's __________in his attempt to prevent Christ's arrest. 27 When those guarding the tomb saw the angel, they were __________. 29 The number of days Jesus spent in the tomb.

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Answer Key T H E A V E I R G P T H O M A Y L L G M A P E T E R I H I L A S A E T H O R N E A N

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2018 LAKE HAMMOCK VILLAGE YARD SALE COFFEE AND DONUTS

BAKE SALE

HOT DOGS

JAN BACZKIEWIZ

THANKS TO EVERYONE THAT HELPED WITH THE YARD SALE. AND FOR THOSE THAT SOLD, WE HOPE YOU HAD GREAT SUCCESS.

@ LAKE HAMMOCK VILLAGE

ANNUAL LHV SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNAMENT 2018

There were 32 shuffleboard players in the tournament held on March 19th. The winners were: 1st Place Trophy – Jan Baczkiewicz and Rich Bialecki 2nd Place Trophy – Norm Baczkiewicz and Terry Barnhart 3rd Place Trophy – Richard Gould and Linda K. After the tournament, lunch was served in the clubhouse. Everyone brought food to share. Norm and Janw Baczkiewicz furnished the sandwiches and drinks. Thanks to Norm and Jan Baczkiewicz for hosting. We all had fun, visiting with each other, and shared a wonderful lunch. Article and photos by: Sharon Bowden

2018 LHV SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNAMENT

HOSTED BY JAN AND NORM BACZKIEWICZ

CORN HOLE TOURNAMENT - SUNDAY

2018 LHV SPRING DANCE

Easter Challenge 1

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ACROSS 2 The word "Easter" was probably derived from the name of Eastre, an ancient __________ of spring. 3 The flower used as a symbol of Easter. 4 Most Americans say they eat the __________ of a chocolate bunny first. 5 The season of Easter. 9 In the U.S., Easter is the second biggest candy-selling season of the year. Only this holiday outranks it. 12 A sweet brown substance used to make Easter candy. 13 It goes in the bottom of an Easter basket. It may be plastic, paper, or real. 18 This ancient country regarded the egg as a sacred symbol of the goddess Ishtar (pronounced "Easter"). 19 President Ronald Reagan liked this Easter treat. 21 Easter always fall on this day of the week. 22 __________ remains the most popular color for Marshmallow Peeps.

25 A bunny is a young __________. 29 Here comes Peter __________. 30 Easter occurs at approximately the same time as this Jewish festival. 31 The number of days Christ remained in the tomb. 32 Bunnies don't walk; they __________. 33 A meat commonly served on Easter. 34 The rabbit is traditionally a symbol of __________. 36 Easter is considered a "moveable feast" because its date changes each year based on the cycles of the __________. 37 Christians celebrate His resurrection on Easter Sunday.

DOWN 1 It changes the color of foods. 2 The tradition of the Easter bunny (or Oschter Haws) originated in this country. 3 This 40-day (not counting Sundays) period precedes Easter. 6 These salty snacks were one associated with Easter, as the traditional twist was believed

to resemble arms crossed in prayer. 7 A baby chicken. 8 To put something in a secret location. 10 Americans roll eggs across the lawn of this famous residence. 11 A Christian holiday observed in March or April. 14 The word used to refer to Christ's rising from the dead. 15 He delivers eggs, candy, and other treats. 16 A container for collecting treats. 17 Girls often get a new __________ to wear on Easter Sunday. 18 A hat that ties under a girl's chin. 20 Children _________ for Easter eggs. 23 A baby sheep. 24 Gooey white filling used in many Easter candies. 26 Many families eat a large __________ on Easter. 27 Pale, light colors. 28 The day of the week on which tradition says Christ was crucified. 35 Children decorate these at Easter. http://www.theholidayzone.com/

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LHV Residents Corner SHELLY'S CLEANING SERVICE I am a resident in Lake Hammock Village. I take pride in my work. Call or drop me an email or just stop by my house and we can schedule an appointment. shelly.shaffer81@yahoo.com 910-624-8925 58 Sargent St.

A Place for our Residents’ Services FABULOUS SKIN CARE Clarice Klepadlo Independent Beauty Consultant 52 Sargent St. 363-438-2309 or 315-271-9702 CATALOGES AVAILABLE IN CLUBHOUSE ALWAYS A 20% DISCOUNT THIS RESIDENT IS SEASONAL

* I bring my own supplies and vacuum.

Household Handy Man Handy Man at your Service Jerry Sibila

Bruce Lemay 863-353-1108 33 Silver Crest Dr.

Cell Phone: 910-876-7221 No job too small!! Give me a call and we can discuss what you need done. OR stop by my house and see what we’ve done inside. 58 Sargent Street Floors – Plumbing – Ceiling Fans – Painting – Landscaping – Household Repairs – ETC.

General maintenance and home repair. No job to small, call or stop by for estimate

WREATHS BY BARB I have a few wreaths on hand at my home for sale to choose from or I can custom make one for you for the upcoming season. Give me a call and we can set up a time to look at what I have or stop by #162 Glen Este Ct. My phone number is 863-866.9121 Barb Waybill

LHV Residents Corner Randy Bergstrom 42 Sargent Street 740-454-2819 DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THIS, THAT, OR THE OTHER THING?

A Place for our Residents’ Services Are you interested in moving towards a more Holistic approach to health and wellness? Are you wondering what the craze about essential oils is all about? I would love to share this information with you. Please contact me at:

Well maybe I can help. I was a plumber by trade for nearly 40 years and ended my career as a Building and Plumbing Inspector for the state of Illinois.

Gloria Bitner, RN, BSN Wellness Advocate 160 Glen Este Ct.

If you have a question about plumbing or electric, feel free to give me a call. I am not able to physically do the work but I can guide and advise you in the right direction before you spend your money.

DO YOU WANT TO LEARN HOW TO CLEAN YOUR WHOLE HOUSE WITHOUT CHEMICALS?

CALL DONNA BARKLEY @ 863-232-9837 OR JIM BARKLEY @ 863-242-9798 INDEPENDENT SALES CONSULTANTS “Improving quality of life by radically reducing chemicals in our homes” donnabarkley@aol.com

989-992-6949

Brown Insurance Group Complete Retirement Services Annuities, Life Insurance, 401 and IRA Roll overs, and Medicare Plans 863-651-7784 David Brown Independent Agent Dbrown0115@gmail.com

FREE CONSULTATION for ESTATE PLANNING & PROBATE Basic Will: Power of Attorney: Health Care Surrogate: Living Will: Trust Package: From

$125.00 $100.00 $ 75.00 $ 50.00 $795.00

10% discount for Lake Hammock Residents

CHARLOTTE C. STONE Estate Planning  Elder Law  Probate

(863) 439-4500 314 Ave K, S.E. , Winter Haven, FL 33880 Inside Professional Tax Consultants

SUNCREST SALES CORPORATION At Lake Hammock Village 36106 U.S. Highway 27 Haines City, Florida (863) 421-5764 or (866) 741-1239 www.lakehammock.com Email: phil@lakehammock.com

Lake Hammock Village Residents â€“ Bring us a buying customer on any resale and receive $100.00. Receive $400 if they purchase a new home or build a new home.

Office Hours

Monday thru Friday * 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Saturday * 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Sunday by Appointment Closed Holidays

Sales Staff

Phil Nespeca * Cell (863) 307-9686

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Sunday 1 HAPPY APRIL FOOLS DAY 2:00 PM Easter Dinner HAPPY EASTER

Doors Open @ 1:30 PM

Monday 92 9:30 Water Aerobics 10:00 - Shuffleboard 1:00 - Hand & Foot 2:00 - Billards 7:00 - Euchre

15 9:30 Water Aerobics 10:00 - Shuffleboard 1:00 - Hand & Foot 2:00 - Billards 7:00 - Euchre

9:30 Water Aerobics 10:00 - Shuffleboard 1:00 - Hand & Foot 1:00 - Book Club 2:00 - Billards 7:00 - Euchre

6:30 PM Birthday and Anniversaries

9:30 Water Aerobics 10:00 - Shuffleboard 1:00 - Hand & Foot 2:00 - Billards 7:00 - Euchre

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9:30 Water Aerobics 10:00 - Shuffleboard 1:00 - Hand & Foot 2:00 - Billards 7:00 - Euchre

Tuesday 2:00 Petanque

7:00 - HOA Board Mtg

2:00 Petanque

7:00 - HOA GEN.Mtg

2:00 Petanque 2:00 - Activities Mtg.

Thursday

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8:00 Men's Breakfast 10:00- Shuffleboard 2:00 - Billards

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8:00 Men's Breakfast 10:00 - Shuffleboard 2:00 - Billards 2:00 - Crafts

8:00 Men's Breakfast 10:00- Shuffleboard 2:00 - Billards 4:30 - Dining by book

8:00 Men's Breakfast 10:00 - Shuffleboard 1:00 - Line Dance 2:00 - Billards

Wednesday 8:15 Coffee & Donuts 9:30 - Water Aerobics 6:30 - Bingo

11 8:15 Coffee & Donuts 9:30 - Water Aerobics 6:30 - Bingo

18 8:15 Coffee & Donuts 9:30 - Water Aerobics 11:30 - Ladies Lunch 6:30 - Bingo

25 2:00 Petanque 8:15 Coffee & Donuts 9:30 - Water Aerobics 4:30 - Early Bird Dining 6:30 - Bingo

Friday 6

9:30 - Water Aerobics 1:00 Pokeno 5:30 - Fish Fry 7:00 CLR

9:30 - Water Aerobics 11.00 - Birds of Panama 1:00 Pokeno 7:00 CLR

9:30 - Water Aerobics 1:00 Pokeno 7:00 CLR

THERE WILL BE NO COLOR AND STITCH UNTIL MAY 4TH

Saturday

6:30 - Ladies Poker

8:30

Breakfast out R - Eatery

6:30 - Ladies Poker

9:00 - 11:00 AM Country Breakfast

6:30 Ladies Poker

6:30 - Ladies Poker