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CLUBHOUSE HOURSMon. - Thurs. 7:30 am - 7:30 pmFriday 7:30 am - 5:00 pmSaturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pmSunday Noon - 5:00 pmPhone: 410-208-4994Fax: 410-208-4996Email: [email protected]: www.parkehappenings.com
It’s More Than a Community. It’s a Lifestyle.
Mark Your CalendarCommittee/Board Meetings
INSIDE THIS ISSUEParke Happenings .....................................p. 2General Manager’s Desk ............................p. 6 Committee Reports ....................................p. 7Red Hats ..................................................p. 8Recipe Corner ...........................................p. 9Your PC .................................................... p. 12On The Lighter Side ................................. p. 13Outside The Parke .................................... p. 14Tax Tips ................................................... p. 18
President’s Corner
Operations April2 1:30pmCovenants April3 9:00amCommunications April3 1:00pmPrograms April10 10:00amDesignReview April17 9:00amBudget&Finance April22 9:30amBoardofDirectors April24 9:30am
Ever see the Parke Bench in color at www.parkehappenings.com? WOW!
Iwanttothankallofyouwhoreadthe trash policy and commented on it.The Board of Directors does read yourcomments. The Board decided not topasstheresolutionbasedinpartoncom-ments made by Parke residents. Resi-dentsexpressed thedesire tobeable touse a closed container of their choice,andthatwasevidentintheresponses.Thepolicyminusthe“trashbagdefinition”containedsomeusefulinformationandmeaningful rules. TheBoardwill encourage theCovenantsCommitteetoreviewthepolicyandadjustthe“trashbagdefi-nition.”Hopefully,thiswillbeanewpolicythatwillbeupfora30-dayreviewagainandpassedbytheBoardofDirectors. The upcoming vote on the bylaws was discussed lastmonth.Icontinuetourgeeachhomeownertovoteinapositivemannerforthenewbylaws.Theywillstreamlineourelectionprocess,removereferencestothecommunitydeveloperfromour bylaws, establish one class of constituent, and provideforpotentialelectroniccommunicationregardingcommunity
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Deadline Extended for Nominationsfor Parke Board of Directors
Aswegotopress,wehavetwodeclaredcandidatesforthe two upcoming vacancies on The Parke Board of Direc-tors. Fortunately, both candidates, Donna McCracken andDaleBuley,arequalifiedandeager toserve. However, theNominating/Election Committee has extended the formaldeadlinethroughApril 3rdinhopeofattractinganadditionalcandidate(s).Whileseveralresidentshaveexpressedinterestinrunninginthefuture,noonehascommittedtojoiningthetwodeclaredcandidatesforthisyear’srace,andthatisunfor-tunateforanumberofreasons. First,ourresidentsdeserveachoicefromaslateofquali-fiedcandidates.Whilebothofourcurrentcandidatesareveryqualified(oneisanincumbent), their interestsandprioritiesmay not be in perfect alignment with all residents, so add-inganothercandidateoffersawiderchoice. Second,touseananalogy,atwo-horseraceoffersnosuspense,nosurprise,andcanbeverydull.Then,stillusingthehorseraceanalogy,thereisalwaysthepossibilitythatonehorsemaypulluplameorthrowashoeleavingthosethatbetonitholdingalosingticket.Lastly,thisdoesnotbodewellforthefuture.In2014therewillbethreevacanciesontheBoard.Ifwearehavingtroubleattractingcandidatesfortwopositions,canyouimag-inethedifficultyofhavingtofindthreeormorecandidates? Webelievethat thewell-beingofourcommunityisde-pendentonourtappingtheabilitiesandexperiencesofallofourresidents.Please,seriouslyconsidermakingthecommit-menttorunfortheBoard.Thankyou!
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News for The Parke Bench should be sent to the Editor: [email protected] by the 15th of the month.
The Parke Bench is published monthly byThe Homeowners Association of
The Parke at Ocean PinesPresident,FredHusmanVicePresident,DaleBuleySecretary,VickiMcCormickMember-at-Large,TomWeberMember-at-Large,BobBradfordTreasurer,PaulMentzChair-CommunicationsAdvisoryCommittee,JimAngstadt
STAFFRickRodgers,Editor([email protected])JoycePiatti,RecipeCorner([email protected])NateBoring,OutsideTheParke([email protected])GeneEdge,YourPC([email protected])JoanKessler,AdvertisingRep([email protected])KristiClarke,GeneralManager([email protected])
Java Hour Danny Moore, landscape contractor for The Parke, willbeourspeakeronFriday,April 5.DannywilltalkabouttheMoore Companies’ services provided to The Parke and theschedulesofservicethroughouttheyear.InMayDianeMc-GrawwillbespeakingabouttheMarylandStateLotteryandGamingControlCommission.
Brunch by the Sea TheParke’sannualBrunchbytheSeawilltakeplaceonSaturday,April 13,from10:30am-12noonat theClarionResortHotel inOceanCity.The cost will be $14.25 per person. In addition to a fabu-lousbrunchbuffet,joinusforthecamaraderieofyourParkefriendsandneighbors. Thisaffairwasstartedseveralyearsagotoembracethebeginningofspringaswellastowelcomenewresidentstoourcommunity. Wewillalsohavedoorprizes,soyouwon’twanttomissthispopularannualevent.YoumaysignupinthenotebookattheClubhouse.
Scrapbooking Scrapbooking will be held on Wednesday, April 17, at6:45-8:45pmintheClubhouse.Newcomersarealwayswel-come.Othersessionscanbearrangedbyappointmentat52Chatham Court. If questions, call Lenora Urie at 410-208-6708.
The Parke Book Club TheParkeBookClubusuallymeetsthefourthThursdayofeachmonthfrom2-4pmintheClubhouse.TheClubwillmeetonApril 25 withadiscussionofTalk Before Sleep byElizabethBerg.Futurediscussionsare:May-Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and SweetbyJamieFord,June-Never ChangebyEliz-abethBerg,andJuly-The Paris WifebyPaulaMcLain.
Rescheduling trip on the SkipjackNathan of Dorchester TheParketripontheSkipjackNathan,cancelledlastSep-temberduetoanor-easter,hasbeenrescheduledforWednes-day, June 5. Residents who were scheduled to go on thattriphavehadanopportunitytosignupagain.Two1½-hourtripshavebeenscheduled;thefirstoneat10:30amisalreadyfilled. Thenoon triphasspaceavailable. Twenty is themaxi-mumtheSkipjackcanaccommodate.WewanttoopenupthistripsoothersinTheParkehaveanopportunitytojoinusonthisfunouting.Adocentwillbeonboardwhilesailingdownthe Choptank River. They will demonstrate the techniquesusedtoharvestoysters,pointoutwildlifealongtheriver,andexplainsomeofthehistoryoftheChoptank.WewillsailoutofLongWharfParkinCambridge,MD. Thecostwillbeapproximately$24orless,dependingonthenumberofattendees.Forthosewhosignup,youwillbeinformedof theexactcostbythefirstofApril. Payment isdueby April 15.Checksshouldbemadepayableto“PPC.”AnotebookwillbeavailableattheClubhouseforyoutoplaceyourchecksbeginningApril1.AfterApril20thecostofthistripwillbecomenonrefundable,buteveryeffortwillbemadetofillyourplace.ThisisduetothefactthatwearecharteringthisvesselstrictlyforTheParke.Allmoneywillberefund-edif theCaptaincancelsthetripashappenedinSeptember.Therewillbenosignupsheetforthisouting.Ifyouwishtosignuporneedmoreinformation,[email protected].
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The Parke is going on an “Island Experience” Tour OnThursday,June 20,youareinvitedtotourHooper’sIslandandBlackwaterWildlifeRefuge.Thecostofthetouris$68.50perperson,includingtips.Duetothefactthatwecharteredabusforthisouting,$16willbenonrefundableafterApril 15foranycancellation.Everyeffortwillbemadetofillyourspace. AsignupsheetisavailableattheClubhouse.MoneywillbedueApril15.Checksshouldbemadepayableto“PPC.”Anotebookisavailableforyoutoplaceyourchecks. FormoreinformationcontactJeriScottat410-641-7170or [email protected]. Following is the itinerary for theday.
8:15am: ApassengerbuswillpickusupattheClubhouse.9:30am: MeetguideatSailwindsVisitorsCenterin Cambridge,MD.10:30am:ArriveatPhilipsSeafoodFactoryonHoopers Islandforatour.11:30am:Narratedcruiseaboardthe“Sawyer”–a50-ft. authenticChesapeake-builtvessel.Wewill cruiseontheHongaRiver.12:45pm:WewillenjoylunchatOldSalty’sRestaurant. Usualfareincludescrabcakes(oneperperson), clamstrips,freshfish,softshellcrabs (ifavailable),bakedlemonchicken,ham, vegetables,salad,icedtea,coffee,asliceof eitherchocolate,coconut,orlemonmeringuepie.2:30pm: TourBlackwaterWildlifeRefuge,Visitors Center,andgiftshop.4:00pm: Conclusionoftour.Wewillheadbackto TheParke.
WCOP Card Party – Tables are Forming
PleasejointheWomen’sClubofOceanPines(WCOP)fortheseupcomingevents:
• April 4,10amattheOceanPinesCommunityCenter.TheOceanPinesGardenClubwillpresenttheir2013eventsandprograms. Inaddition,membersof theWomen’sClubwillsharetheirpersonaltalents.Forinfo,callPatAddy(410-208-0171,[email protected]).• April 18,10am-2pmattheOceanPinesYachtClub.Acard&gamefundraiserwithlunch,friendshipsandsurprises.For$25youchooseasoup(tomatobasilorchickennoodle)andanentrée(triosaladplateortossedgardensaladwithchickenandassorteddressings).Coffeeandicedteawillbeservedalongwith dessert and snacks. Signup deadline is April 12. Forinfo,contactPatAddy(410-208-0171,[email protected])orDianeMcGraw(410-208-2569,[email protected]).
Taste of the Arts OnSaturday,April 27,a“TasteoftheArts,”willbeof-feredfrom12 to5pmin themeetingroomat theWorcesterCountyLibrary. This fundraiser to support literacyand theartsinWorcesterCountywillfeatureanartexhibitandsale,livemusic,signaturedishesfromlocalrestaurants,doorprizes,andmore.Ticketsare$10andcanbepurchasedatallWorces-ter County Library branches and the Worcester County ArtCouncilinBerlin.Formoreinformation,call410-641-0809.
The Next Step: TurningDreams into Reality TheWorcesterCountyCommissionforWomeninvitesyoutoattendaSuddenlySingleworkshoponSaturday,April 27,from10am-1pm in the Family Life Center at The CommunityChurchatOceanPineslocatedat11227RacetrackRoad(Rte.589)inBerlin. The“NextStep” isadynamicand interactiveworkshopdesignedtoassesswhereyouarerightnow,whereyouwanttobe,andhowtogetthere. TheworkshopwillbeledbyaCertifiedPersonalandProfessionalCoach. Itwill focusonself-empowermentandcovertopicssuchasmoney,sociallife,work,stress,purpose,health,andrelationships. Thecostis$7inadvanceandlunchisincluded.Payon-lineatwww.friendsofwccw.org,ormailchecksmadepayabletoFWCCW,P.O.Box1712,BerlinMD21811.Theregistra-tiondeadlineisApril22.Forinformation,[email protected].
The difference between the impossible and the possible lies in a man’s determination.
-TommyLasorda
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PRESIDENT’S CORNER Continued From Page 1information.Thesechangeswillincludethelatestlegislationfromthestate thatwillenableourcommunity tomovefor-wardformanyyearstocome. We had a power outage the other evening at the Club-house.Severalresidentswerethereplayingcardsandwork-ing out. The emergency lights came on. Many wonderedwhat todo. It is the responsibilityof theCRR tohaveev-eryonevacatethebuildingandthenlockitup.Ifwewouldhavecontinuedtokeepthebuildingopen,TheParkewouldhavehadtocallthefiredepartmentandestablishafirewatch,whichisonepersondedicatedtorovingthebuildinglookingforfirewithacellphonetoreporttothefiredepartment.WearenotabletocomplywiththatpracticewithaCRRonduty.IwouldencourageresidentstovacatethebuildingunderthedirectionoftheCRRafter10minutesofthelossofpower. Finally,Iwanttothankthetwopeoplewhohavevolun-teeredtorunfortheBoardofDirectors.Itwouldbenicetogivethecommunityachoice.TheconcernsIhaveheardex-pressedare:Idonotwanttodothepaperwork,Idonotwanttopoliticandstandupanddeliveraspeechaboutmyself,andIdon’thavetheexperienceorexpertisetobeontheBoard.Myquestiontoeachcommunitymemberis“ifnotyou,thenwho will take the responsibility for the governance of TheParkeforthenexttwoyears?”Iwouldcontinuetoencour-ageeachindividualtoconsiderthis,aswellasservingonourcommittees,aspartoftheircivic(Parke)responsibility.
Fred Husman
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Candidates for Board of Directors at Press Time The Nominating/Election Committee is pleased to an-nouncethatDaleBuleyandDonnaMcCrackenhaveplacedtheirnamesinnominationfor theParkeBoardofDirectorselectionfor the twoopenpositionsat theMay 15thAnnualMeeting. Therewerenootherdeclaredcandidatesatpresstime.TheParkeHOABylawsandConstitutionallowforcan-didatenominationsfromthefloorattheannualhomeownersmeeting,whentheelectionprocesswilltakeplace.However,sinceactualattendanceatthemeetingtendstobesmall,thereislittlechancethatevenifacandidateisnominatedfromthefloor,thatthecandidatecouldmusterenoughvotestowin. Asaquickintroduction,ourcandidate’sminibiography(limitedto100words)isprintedbelowintheirownwords.Tolearnmore,youwon’twanttomisstheirpresentationsandanswers to questions at our Candidate Forum on Saturday,April 20,attheClubhouse.Thiswillbethefirstopportunitytomeetandgreetthecandidates.Givethemyoursupportbycomingoutandlisteningtotheirideas.Hopefully,theywillbejoinedbyatleastoneothercandidate.
Dale BuleyMarieandImovedherein2006.Wehavefivechildrenandfourteengrandchildren.IgraduatedfromtheUniversityofRochesterwithanEconomicsDegreeandaNavyCom-mission.IheldmanagementpositionswithNewYorkTelephoneintheirComptrollersoperation retiring as Director of Internal
Donna L. McCrackenLivinginninestatesandtwoforeigncoun-tries,andgoingto12schoolsbetweenK–12thgradedescribesmylifeasanAirForcebrat. I followed inmyDad’s footstepsofgovernment service by starting as a clerk-typistatScottAFB,Illinois,andretiringasDirectorofPayrollOperationsfor theIRS
Auditing. I was active in Lions Clubs International, BoyScouts,chairoftheBoardofTrusteesinmylocalchurch,andchairoftheLongIslandEyeBank.Also,IwasanEagleScout.IamaformermemberandchairoftheOperationsCommitteeandamacurrentmemberoftheOPAB&FCommittee.Cur-rentlyIserveasvicepresidentoftheParkeBOD.
with36yearsofservice.WhenIretiredinApril2004IknewIwouldmovefromtheDCarea–Ijustdidn’tknowwhere.WhenIdrovethroughourOceanParkwayentranceitremind-edmeofenteringanAirForceBaseand I felt Ihadcomehome!ImovedtotheParkeinJanuary2005.
Welcome Committee ByDianeMcGraw
Let’swelcomethesenewresidentstoTheParke:• Barry & Rochelle Cohen,120CentralParkeEast. TheCohensarefromBaltimore.• Eugene (Gene) Fohner,13LongPointCourt. GeneisfromCrofton. We are glad you are here to experience the best of ourcommunityandthelifestylethatyoudeserve.
Bruce Jarvis took these photos fromhis backyard recently after a call from Jan Abler that there was an eagle in a tree at the back of their property that looks out over Manklin Creek. The tree was actually at the back of their next door neighbor’s house, the Pritchards. The bird was quite a ham, as he ate the Red Drum just snatched from the creek.
A group of Parke residents got together last night at Cafe Bacci in Siesta Key for dinner. Joe Matturro was the orga-nizer and it was great fun to see everyone on their winter vacation.
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From the General Manager’s Desk:
Kristi Clarke
“Qualityisnotjustachart,orastandard,oraspecification---It’sastateofmind,acommitment,aresponsibility,aspirit.It’sawayofdoing,beingandliving.”DonGaler Defining“quality”isseeminglyeasytoaccomplish;findingfineorgood“quality”items,servicesorpeoplecanbemuchmoredifficult,especiallyintoday’sworldofhere today, gone tomorrowlifestyles.Inarecentsearch,IfoundaninterestingarticleatBusinessDictionary.comdescribingtheprocesstoachievequality:“Itisbroughtaboutbyastrictandconsistentcommitmenttocertainstandardsthatachieveuniformityofaproductinordertosatisfyspecificcustomeroruserrequirements.”TheParkeatOceanPinesputstheprocesstowork,thusdemonstratingatremendousexampleofaqualityCommunityAssociation,whichisinturnareflectionofitsresidents. Perhapssomedonotalwaysappreciatetheprocessthatadherestothestrictandconsistentcommitmenttostandards,suchasreceiving“friendly remindersorthosedreaded violation letters.”However,inordertoprovideasenseofcom-munityworthinvestingtimeandmoney–thesearenecessarytoachievethestandardoflivingexpectedwithinTheParke.Thisprocesscouldbelikenedtoahigh-wireact–delicateanddeliberate-andsometimes,afallhereandthere.Whenafalloccurs,thenetwillprotectfromdevastation,andaladderisprovidedtogetrightbackupandtryagain. Inmyshort,yetvast,experienceinCommunityManagement,IfindthatTheParkedemonstrateswhatmanyAs-sociations,newandestablished,strivetoachieve–acommitmenttothequalityofcommunityandlifestylethatreflectstheresidents’expectationsinlife.ItisamazingtomeasIwitnesssomanyvolunteersdedicatingmanyhoursoftheirtime(nowandinthepast),alltowardsacommongoal,puttingpersonalagendasaside,respectingeachothers’opinions,puttingchecksandbalancesinorder,definingandspecifyingsolidworkingparameterstoinsurethatwhatwasinprocessyesterdayorisinprocesstodayisthebestitcanbe,andyetgivingthefreedomforfutureBoardsandcommitteestoadapttotheneedsofthefuturewithoutlosingthebasics,thefundamentals. IknowthatmanyofyoucurrentlyvolunteerinonewayoranotherhereatTheParke.Ifyouhavenot,youaremiss-ingoutonbeingapartofsomethingbigandwonderful.AswemoveintothemonthofApril,anticipatingthenewnessthatMaybrings,(notonlytothewelcomedchangeofwarmweather,butalsocolorfulflowers,greenleafytrees,warmbreezesonthebeaches),butalsowithinthescheduledoccurrenceoftheAssociation’sgovernance-theannualelectionmeetinginMay Soon,youwillvoteattheAnnualMeeting,notonlyfortwoopenpositions,butalsorevisionsmadetotheBylaws.Youwillalsohearmanyrequeststoserveononeofthemanycommittees.IencourageyoutofindawaytobeinvolvedwithTheParke’sCommunitygovernance,ifyouhavenotalreadydoneso.IlookforwardtoworkingforyouandalongsideofyouhereatTheParkeatOceanPines.“Ifeveryoneismovingforwardtogether,thensuccesstakescareofitself.”HenryFord.
Where in the World is The Parke Bench?Laura and Don Gold were in front of the wreck of the Prince Albert in Roatan, Honduras. 30 feet deep under water.
Jim Young and his sister, Betsy Fenhagen, and their military escort, a Mayan warrior, in Cancun last January.
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Committee ReportsPrograms Advisory Committee BySusannPalamara,Chair
Operations Advisory Committee ByVictorBurke,Chair
Design and Review Committee ByChrisWanzer,Chair
TheProgramsAdvisoryCommitteecontinues to collectresidentsurveys.Ifyouhaven’tcompletedyours,pleasedosoand turn theminbyMarch31either tostaffat the frontdeskorintheboxattheMailPavilion. ParkowillresumeonApril 3witha$115jackpot.Comeonoutforagreatevening. Several trips are being scheduled. Two skipjack tripswhicharefilledandtheislandexperiencewhichisalsofilled.BothtripswilltakeplaceinJune.Othertripideasarebeingexplored.Informationwillfollowontheseastheyaresched-uled. Steve Habeger isplanning a trip to Wallop’s Island. Ifyou missed this trip before, don’t miss it this time. It wasgreatfunandveryinformative. Ihopeeveryoneenjoyedtheteaat theMailPaviliononMarch14.ThanksJudyTangredi. Don’tforgettosignupforBrunchbytheSeaattheClar-iononApril 13.
TheMarchmeetingof theOperationsAdvisoryCommitteewasheldonTuesday,March5.Thecommitteereceivedanup-dateon theGrandHall renovations. Thenew70”TVhasbeeninstalledandisop-erational. The draperies and artwork areonorder. Due tosomedelays fromsuppliers,workon thisprojectisnowexpectedtobecompletedbyearlyApril. The general manager reported that one of the new fansintheGrandHallhadanelectricalissueandisinprocessofbeingrepaired. Also, thefailedHVACunitoverthelockerroomswillbereplacedinthecomingweekswithanew,moreenergy-efficientheatpump. TheAdHocStudyGroup foraCommemorativeWalk-waypresentedinformationprovidedbyonepotentialvendor-PolarEngravingof Naples,Florida. Theyplan topresentcomparableinformationfromotherpotentialvendorsatasub-sequentmeeting. ThenextmeetingoftheOperationsAdvisoryCommitteewillbeheldonApril 2at1:30attheClubhouse.Allinter-estedresidentsareencouragedtoattend.Yourinputandques-tionsarealsowelcomedatanytimeconcerningitemsthatmaybeinneedofrepair,maintenance,orimprovement.
Hello everyone and welcome tospringtime in The Parke. At least Ithinkitisspringtime.Originallyfromthe south, I am looking forward towarmerweather.Nowisagoodtimetolookatthoseplantingbedsandgetridof branches and unwanted debris that has blown around allwinterlong. PleasetakeafewminutestoreviewtheDRCGuidelinesastheypertaintothefrontofyourhouse,thelocationofob-jectsthataredisplayed,andtheheightoftheseitems.Duringourride-aroundinMarch,wenoticeditemshangingfromthetrees,flowerpotsandchairsalongthedrivewayandwalkways,plantingbedsbeingusedasstorageareasforyardmaterials,andunauthorizeditemsonthesideofthehouse.Thereareafewhomesthatwarrantattentionintheaboveareas.Wereal-izethatithasbeenmuchtoocoldtoeventhinkaboutthis,butspringtimeisofficiallyhereandweneedyourhelp. Kristi,ouractingGM,hashitthegroundrunning.Shehascertainlyhelpedourcommitteestreamlinesomeofouractivi-tiesandhasprovidedvaluableinformationtous.Wehaveanoutstandingcommunityandweappreciatealloftheworkourresidentsdotomakethisawonderfulplacetolive.
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Crimson Parkettes TheCrimsonParkettesenjoyedadeliciouslunchandwinesamplings at theMarylandWineBar inBerlin inFebruary.Adelightfulbonustoourfungatheringwasthe80thbirthdaycelebrationforMaryDoellgast.
Attention all Parke Red Hats& Prior Red Hats Savethedate:Wednesday, May 8,11:30am,fora“PicnicinthePark.”ThiseventwilltakeplaceatWhiteHorseParkPavilioninOceanPines.IncaseofrainwewillbeinsideattheCommunityCenter.Thiswillbeafunandexcitingget-togetherforallParkeRedHatsandpriorRedHats.Renewoldfriendshipsandenjoyeachotherwithlunchandsurprises. Sign up in the Red Hats book and include your $5 fee.Bringapicnic lunch to exchange!This canbea sandwich,salad, friedchicken, fruit, veggiesor anything similar. Useyourimaginationtodecorateyourcontainer(whichcanbeabasket,Styrofoambox,oranythingthatholdsalunch)ORyoucanbringyourownlunchandnotparticipateintheexchange.Beverageswillbesuppliedincludingwine,sodas,andwater.Therewillbegamesandprizes.ThisfunisbeingbroughttoyoubyyourRedHatQueens.
ICappelliRossidelParkometforlunchattheSiC-uliItalianrestaurantindowntownBerlinonWednes-day, January 23. Anna Russo, our hostess for theevent,presentedeachmemberwithaminipotholdershapedliketheconicalrooftopsinthehistoricvillageofAlberobellosherecentlyvisitedinItaly.
Red cHatters TheRedcHattersrecentlyattendedtheGlobeThe-aterpresentationofathrillingmurdermystery. GreenwasthecolorofthedayinsteadofredandpurpleastheRedcHattersenjoyedSusannPalamara’sSt.PatrickDayluncheon.CealFranzregaleduswithlimericksshewroteroastingmanyofusinherrhymes.Itwasagreattime-‘tillnextmonth.
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SongListening in the silenceDo you hearThe sound of song
Whispers of the tree topsMusic notesOf ancient time
Ripples in the waterSinging tunesOf distant land
Laughter of our childrenJoining chordsOf springtime rain
Listening in the silenceDo you hearThe sound of song
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Upgrading Your Reading as You Get Older Studieshaveshownthat,whenasked,peopletendtopre-ferreadingbooksandarticlesonpaperrather thanbyusingelectronicmeanssuchase-readersortabletcomputers.Thisgoesforbotholderandyoungerreaders.However,thepopu-larityofthesee-readersisgrowing,especiallyamongyoungpeople.Asthetechnologygetsbetter,manyarefindingthatitisjustaseasytoreadabookonanelectronicdeviceasitisonpaper. Thereisstillasignificantreluctanceonthepartofolderreaderstoadaptingthesenewtechnologies,however.Manyreportthattheyfinditmoredifficulttoreadonascreenasop-posedtoreadingaprintedbook.Butthismaynotactuallybethecase. Researchers in Germany have shown that older read-ers spend less timeabsorbing the textonane-reader,whilemaintainingfullcomprehension.Thiseffectisnotthesameinyoungerreaders,whospendaboutthesameamountoftimereading on both options. The benefit for older readers im-provedonbetterqualitye-readers,especiallythosewithback-litdisplays.Whilesurprising,theresultsofthisstudyindicatethatseniorsmayfind iteasier to read theirbook,magazine,andnewspaperselectionsonatabletore-reader.
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Navigating the Parkehappenings Resident-only Section. Thismonth,wewillexploretheremainingitemsontheResi-dentSectionmenubar. AllofthepageslistedbelowpertaintothegoverningandoperationsofTheParke. They include forms that youmayneedtofilloutandsubmittomakechangestotheappearanceofyourhome,documentsthatdescribehowTheParkeHOAoperates,andoperatingdocumentsincludingrostersofwhomthepeoplearethatvolunteertheirtimetokeepTheParkerun-ninginanorderlyandefficientmanner. At thispoint, I can’thelpbut togetonmysoapbox forjustamoment.Over50Parkeresidentsvolunteertheirtimetomaintaintheappearanceofourcommunity,scheduleandplanalloftheactivitiesthatoccur,maintainthecommonareas,theMailPavilion,andtheClubhouse.Theyhavemanagedtodothiswithouthaving toraiseourHOAfees in the lastcoupleyears.Andthat,myfriends,iswhyTheParkeisagreatplacetolive.
HOA Forms page:containstheDesignReviewApplication,theNoticeofIntenttoInstallForm,theEventSchedulingRe-questandtheClubhouseRentalAgreement.Youcandown-loadtheseformsinPDFformatandprintthemout.Thenyoucanfillthemoutandsubmitthemasneeded.
Board of Directors Page:containstheBODmeetingsched-ule,minutesofpastmeetings,membershiproster,andalistofthestandingandadvisorycommittees.
Governing Documents: contains Policies, Procedures, De-signGuidelines,Articlesof Incorporation,Constitution,By-laws, Maryland Homeowners Association Act, and variousotherdocumentspertainingtogoverningTheParke.
HOA Committees: contains committee rosters, Terms ofReference(whichdefinethecommittees’purposes),andcom-mitteefilessuchasmeetingminutes,projectdocuments,andcommitteereports.
Financials: contains the current year and preceding yearbudgets,financialreports,andaudits.
30-Day Comment Period: contains any governing docu-mentsthatarebeingmodified.Thesedocumentsareforresi-dent review and comment before the proposed changes areimplemented.
AllofthedocumentsareinPDFformat,orarebeingcon-vertedtoPDFformat.Thisprovidesconvenientresidentac-cesstoalloftheHOAdocumentsthatgovernouractivitieshereinTheParke. Ifyoucan’tfindadocument,theClubhousestaffwillbehappytoassistyouinnavigatingthewebsiteandfindingthedocumentthatyouaresearchingfor. Justareminder:allofmycolumnsareavailableontheParkehappenings.comwebsite.Also,ifyouwanttoreceivemyoccasionalsecuritybulletinsandtips,sendanemailtomeandIwilladdyoutomydistributionlist.
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Why Some Men Have Dogs And Not Wives:
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Safety Tip Itisagoodideatohaveafireextinguisherinyourkitchen,butitwon’tdoyouanygoodifyoudon’tknowhowtouseit.Besuretoreadalltheinstructionswithyourextinguisher.Itshouldberatedforuseonresidentialcookingequipment.UsethePASSmethod toextinguish the fire:Pull thesafetypin,Aimat thebaseof the fire,Squeeze thehandle slowly,andSweepfromsidetoside.Ifthefireisnotextinguished,im-mediatelyleaveyourhomeandcall911forhelp.
Green Living Tip Defrostingfoodinthemicrowaveusesmoreenergythanthawingitemsintherefrigerator.Insteadofwaitinguntilthelastminutetobeginthawingyourfood,planaheadandplacethe foodyouwant tocookwith in the refrigerator thenightbefore.Notonlyisthisasaferwayofthawingfood,itwilluselessenergy.
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Outside The Parke ByNateBoring [email protected]
Lots“doin”inAprilandthefirstpartofMay.Summerwillbeuponusbeforeweknowit.
Thursday to Saturday, April 11 to 13 – 4th Annual Lewes Tulip Festival. ThetulipplantinglocationsaswellasLewes’histor-iclandmarkswillbeincludedontheTiptoeToTheTulipsmapandtheTiptoeToTheTulipsTrolleyTourscoordinatedwiththeCapeMay-LewesFerrywithdocentsfromtheLewesHistoricalSociety.TheTulipTrolleyToursare$10andreservationscanbemadebycallingtheLewesChamberofCommerceat302-645-8073.TheTulipTrolleytourswilltakeplaceThursday,April11,at11:15and12:45andFriday,April12,andSaturday,April13,at11:15,12:45and2:45.
Friday, April 12 – Baltimore Symphony at 8 pm–JonathanCarney,Leader&Violin-ToddPerform-ingArtsCenteratChesapeakeCollegeinWyeMills(Rt.50and213).SelectionsincludeMozart,Britten,Holst,andmore.Infoatwww.chesapeake.edu.
Friday to Sunday, April 12 to 14 – Mudapalooza–Thefunbe-ginsonFridaynightatTallTalesBrewerywithteamcheck-inandpre-partyat6929HeronGroveCtinParsonburg.OnSaturday,getdownanddirtyintheMudRun–a2-milecoursewith16+obstacles.Celebrateatthepost-racemudparty,“GetMuckedUpatTallTales”Saturdaynight.FamilyandyouthteamsmudrunSunday.www.wicomicorecandparks.org
Friday to Sunday – April 19 to 21 – Pork in the Park Barbeque Festival.FollowyournosetothePorkintheParkBBQFestival.TheMarshallTuckerBandheadlinesSaturday’smusiclineup.OnSunday,theMountaireFarmsEast-ern Shore Wing War brings competitive eaters #1 ranked JoeyChestnut and#4SonyaThomas to the stage in theMLE-sanc-tionedWing-EatingCompetition.WinterplaceParkinSalisbury.Friday4to10;Saturday10to10;Sunday11to6.Admission.www.porkinthepark.org
Sunday, April 21 – Komen MD Ocean City Race for the Cure.OceanCitywelcomestheKomenMaryland Ocean City Race for the Cure. www.komenmd.orgThe RaceVillage locatedat the inlet lotwillopenat6am.The5kRunwillstartat8am,the5k&1milewalkwillstartat8:30am.Feesare$10forchildren11yearsoldandyounger,$35foradultregistration,and$40fortimedrunnerregistration.Onraceday,priceswillbe$15forchildrenand$45foradults.Onlythosewhoregisterpriortoracedaymaybetimedrunners.Timedregistrationisnotofferedonraceday.
Thursday to Sunday – April 25 to 28 – Delmarva Birding Weekend. SnowHill. Guided&self-guided toursaround theregion during the spring migration of shorebirds, waterfowl &nestingbirds.Advancedregistrationrecommended.Checkthewebsiteformoreinformation:www.delmarvabirding.org.
Friday to Sunday – April 26 to 28 – Ward World Champi-onship Wildfowl Carving Competition & Art Festival at the Convention Center.Carvers&visitorsfromaroundtheworldconvene for themostprestigiouscompetitionofcontemporarywildfowl art. Event includes judging, benefit auction, classes&seminars,demonstrations,children’sactivities,andexhibitorboothsofartisans&artsupplies. Viewworld-classbirdcarv-ingsandsculptures,bidonworldclassartatthebenefitauction.Shopatover100exhibitorbooths,andenjoyanabundanceofkids’activitiesattheKidsCorner.Admission.Formoreinfor-mation,visitwww.wardmuseum.org.
Saturday, April 27 – Flower & Art Festival,8am-5pm,EastCoastGardenCenter,30366CordreyRoad,Millsboro.Includesaliveradiobroadcast,excitingnewspringplantsandlocalartistswhodem-onstrate,exhibitandselltheirart.Bringthefamilytoenjoyfacepainting,hotdogsandmore!11amclass:CookingwithHerbs.
Sunday, April 28 – Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra Sea-son Finale.www.midatlanticsymphony.orgEnjoyalivecon-certby thispopularregionalsymphonyorchestra. Admission.Call 888-846-8600 for tickets. Sunday, pre-concert talk at 2,concertat3.
Thursday to Sunday, May 2 to 5 – Springfest celebrates spring and the upcoming summer season.Itisfourdynamicdaysofdeliciousfood, liveentertainment,anduniqueartsandcraftsunderfourhugebig-toptentslocatedintheInletLotatthesouthendofOceanCity’sfamousBoardwalk.Springfestservesupacontinuousvarietyofmusicalperformancesontwostages.Admission to the four-day event is free! All entertainment isfreewiththeexceptionoftheheadlineacts,Beatlemania,JustinMoore,andForeigner.
Saturday, May 4 – Berlin Jazz & Blues Bash.Iftheactsattheinletdonotappealtoyou,Berlinof-fersanalternative.Acelebrationofmusicandart,theJazz&BluesBashfeaturesjazzandbluesartiststhroughout theregionon twooutdoorstages,plusselectartandfoodvendorsliningthestreetsofhis-toricBerlin,MD.www.berlinchamber.org
Sunday to Sunday – May 5 to 19 – Ocean City Restaurant Week.Anotherroundofgoodeatingonthecheap.Participat-ingrestaurantsofferspecialpricefixedmenusfor$10-20-30-40.www.oceancityrestaurant
Saturday and Sunday, May 11 and 12 – Ride for the Feast.RideforTheFeastisa2-day,140-milebicycleridefromOceanCitytoBaltimore.ProceedsbenefitMoveableFeast.Theeventwillbe-ginonSaturday,May11,at7:00amwhencyclistsgatherontheBoardwalkat3rdStreet.At7:30amcyclistswillrideoutonto3rdStreet,thentoPhiladelphiaAvenue,toRoute50,andthenontoRoute611.Formoreinformation,contactTedBlankenshipat410-375-8993orvisitwww.feastoftheeast.com.
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Five Smart Things to Do with Your Tax Refund Doyougetyourtaxrefundandjustblowitimmediately?Therearesomesmartthingsyoucandotomakeyourrefundworkforyou.
1. Payoffsomedebt,especiallycreditcarddebt.Because youenduppayingsomuchininterestcharges,paying downahighinterestcreditcardisyourbestbet.
2. Putitaway.Whetheryouaresavingforahome, retirement,orcollegeforyourkids,puttingextramoney awaynowpaysoffinthelongrun.Thelongeritis earninginterest,thelargerthefundwillbeinthefuture.
3. Useitforanecessity.Youmayhavebeenwaitingtoget thosenewtiresortogotothedentist.Nowisthetimeto doit.
4. Makeadonation.Ifyou’vebeenwantingtosupporta charityneartoyourheart,buthaven’thadthefunds,do itnow.Itwillhelponnextyear’staxesaswell,if youitemizeandtakethededuction.
5. Treatyourself.Ifyoufindthatyoustillhavemoneyleft over,dosomethingniceforyourselfthatyou’vebeen putting off. Take a trip, throw a party, or buy a lovedone agift.Afterpracticingsomefiscalresponsibility,you’ll deserveit.
By the Numbers: Taxes
- Americanshireoveronemillionaccountantseachyear fortaxhelp.
- Thenumberofpagesinthetaxcodehasincreased 16,775percentinthepastcentury.
- Theerrorrateforapaperreturnis21percent,whilethe errorrateforane-filereturnisonlyhalfapercent.
- NewYorkCityhasthehighestcorporateincometaxin theworld.
- A$100,000earnertakeshome10percentlessinNew YorkCitythaninTexas.
Source:IRS
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12
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1:00
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Brid
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6:30
Dup
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