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Forest ParkNewsletter
March 2019www.forestparkonline.com
Forest Park, N. Ft. Myers, FL
Editor: Julie SeubertEmail: [email protected]
Published by:Community Media
P.O. Box 1023 Venice, FL 34284 For advertising information Call - 941-375-3699
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SOCIAL CLUB OFFICERSRobyn Johnson, President
Julie Seubert, Vice PresidentSharon Tybor, Vice President
Joyce Hines, SecretaryPat Schuren, Treasurer
SOCIAL CLUBBy: Julie Seubert
Our Winter Season is beginning to wind down. I hope that you took advantage of all the events held in February. PLEASE read your Newsletter each month for dates and times of events. Based upon the comments I have heard; our residents are having a fun time here this season in Forest Park and Southwest Florida. Besides that little cold spell, the weather certainly can’t be beat. It is great to see people involved and especially the newer faces in the park.
We continue to look for additional items that might
ATTENTION! IMPORTANT INFO
How do we get your attention???? Is anybody reading their newsletter???? There is a lot of information in here. The office and your Social Club Officers get a lot of calls and knocks on their doors asking for tickets or when is the event or meal or dance? Or how and when can I get tickets for an event??
Did you know there is a calendar of ALL EVENTS on the last page?? Yes, we know it is in small print. Get out your magnifying glasses. We have too many events to make the print any bigger. OR go to our WEB PAGE. It is also there, and you can enlarge it!!
ALL EVENTS are also posted on the marque by the clubhouse. Anything you want or need to know -- “IS IN THE NEWSLETTER”.
NOW, IF YOU HAVE READ THIS FAR, PLEASE CONTINUE READING. THERE IS IMPORTANT INFORMATION IN HERE. ESPECIALLY READ THE ARTICLE REGARDING WI-FI!!
be of interest and we also need your feedback. Our next Social Club Meeting will be March 1st after the Koffee Klatsch. As a RESIDENT of Forest Park, YOU ARE ALL MEMBERS OF THE SOCIAL CLUB. Hope to see you at our next meeting.
April will soon be here when our thoughts turn to getting ready to return north to our home there. We have a lot of activities this month, so come on out and enjoy them.
SCHEDULING MEETINGAll Club Directors are invited to attend a meeting to
finalize the 2019-2020 calendar on March 15th at 10:00 in the clubhouse. Please bring your calendar of events for the next season so we can coordinate all events.
ATTENTION TO ALL! Let's work together to solve this problem!
We all understand that when anticipating a dinner or show, we want to sit in certain seats. Let's face it, most of us want to sit close to whatever is happening and with our friends. However, taping plates or paper(s) with "Reserved" or "Names" is causing a real problem for our maintenance staff who have to clean the chairs.
Tape residue is not easy to remove!
If you must reserve seats at a particular event, all clubs are requesting that you DO NOT use tape to mark your spot! Simply place your plates or papers with your names on the tables after the tables have been set up and decorated.
If you put your place markers on the tables before set up, the markers will be removed and placed on the counter in the back of the clubhouse. If someone has already taken the place(s) that you want, please show courtesy by not replacing their place markers with yours. Who knows? You might make a new and interesting friend!
Another way to reserve the spot you want --HELP SET UP THE TABLES AND DECORATE. Anyone can help us set up the tables for an event. Just
call a Social Club Officer to find out what time we are setting up.
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DID YOU KNOW……………that the park has a Lost and Found Box It is located in the Activities Building……that the Social Club has a bulletin board It is located in the Clubhouse. Any activities that we have will be posted on it.… that we have something called “E-MAIL BLAST” This is sent out by the office to notify park residents of any last-minute changes regarding our FP activities. If you are interested, please send an email with your email address to [email protected]. You will not get any junk mail.
DON'T MISS THE SHOW!Saturday, March 2nd
will be a big night for Forest Park!Kenny Evans will be presenting an act consisting of Rock -N- Roll, Classic Country, Gospel, and Comedy
Skits!We want YOU to be a member of our audience!
6:15 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres7:00 p.m. SHOWTIME
Plates, cups and napkins will be provided.
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK….. By Mary Kurucz
Oh no…it’s March 2019 already, yet it seems like just days since it was Christmas and New Years Eve. I heard all my life that as you get older, time goes so much faster. Well, did someone forget to tell us where the brakes on this merry-go-round are located?? I want to slow down and enjoy things a bit longer!!! How about you??
Over the past few months I have tried to clarify a few things for our residents such as your responsibilities required upon arriving at the park. Such as signing in and out of Forest Park, updating your paperwork or records of your personal file, like change of addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, registering your pets (dogs and cats even if you live in the pet section). Did you rent your Forest Park home? Fill out the form that you are not there physically there yourself and the names and information of renters. Advise your renters of the park rules and regulations. YOU are responsible for the actions of your guests and renters.
FOR THE VOLUNTEERS OF FOREST PARK….THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOUR TIME AND EFFORTS. All of us know that the more hands helping, makes a big or small project successful, not to mention the fun you have working with a group. When you are new to the park, it is a great way to get to know everyone. Without volunteers there would be no dinners, entertainment shows, card games, shuffleboard, bocce, bingo, safety watch, karaoke, craft club, quilt club, pool exercise classes, stretch and tone exercise, Bible Study, Computer Club, our web site and FREE WI-FI or this Newsletter. Forest Park would not be the enjoyable place to live and things to do without our volunteers.
THANK YOU AGAIN TO ALL OUR VOLUNTEERS!!!!
The Board of Officers and Directors want you to have the very best Month of March in Forest Park ever.
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SOCIAL CLUB MEETINGImmediately after our speaker on March 1st we will
have a short Social Club Meeting. You are all invited to come to the meeting. As a resident of Forest Park—YOU ARE a member of the Social Club. Bring your ideas and suggestions or sign up to volunteer to help with an activity.
We had a great turnout last month with 16 people present. Issues discussed were:
• Skip Bo has been cancelled due to lack of interest• Discussed Tape issue on back of the chairs• Discussed low attendance at Koffee Klatches• Jane Cullin suggested/asked about a Chili Cook off
Night Sally Miller suggested a Poker Run.• Ice Cream Social is April 4th
MEN’S KOFFEE KLATSCHHosted by Gloria Hartz and Social Club
The Men’s Koffee Klatsch is the 2nd Friday of the month November- April in the Clubhouse. Come on out for conversation and enjoy coffee and a donut. Remember to bring your own coffee cup.
ALL MEMBER KOFFEE KLATSCHBy Shuffleboard
March Koffee Klatch will be on March 1st at 9am. This month’s guest speaker will be from Ellsworth’s Heating & Cooling to provide tips for caring for your cooling and heating units and what you can do when you travel away for extended periods. They will also be providing some very nice give away items.
There will be a 50/50 drawing. Donuts and coffee provided. REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR OWN CUP.
THANK YOU FROM THE OFFICE STAFFA big thank you to all who helped with the recent office
refurbishment. The new flooring and paint have really given it a fresh and bright look. We appreciate those who generously donated their time, especially Ron Zylstra and Harry DeMeester who helped with electrical repairs, wiring and installing new receptacles. Thank you also to the board members & maintenance crew who helped with the project! We love our new look and hope you all will too!
HOLY TRINITYPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
19251 N. Tamiami TrailN. Ft. Myers, FL 33903
(239 567-2246)Living for Christ through Worship, Discipleship, Service and Fellowship
Email: [email protected] Website: www.htpc-nfm.com
Contemporary Service 8:30 amTraditional Service 10:30 am
Adult Bible Study 9:30 am We are a Stephen Ministry Church
WOMEN’S KOFFEE KLATSCHHosted by Madeline Preston & Social Clubn
The Women’s Koffee Klatsch is held the 3rd Friday of the month at 9:00 a.m. in the clubhouse. Coffee and a treat will be provided. Bring your own coffee cup.
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HOT DOG DINNER/KARAOKEHosted by: Social Club
Our Hot Dog Dinner will be held on March 4th from 5:30-6pm. Come on out for a Hot Dog w/ fixings, Baked Beans, Coleslaw, chips and Iced Tea for a $5 donation. We also will have a 50/50 drawing about 7:15.
Karaoke with Mr. Wes is from 6-9. Come join in on some fun or sit back and listen to some of Forest Park’s talented singers. Karaoke is the 1st and third Mondays of the month.
Oh, and remember to bring small bills and your own place setting.
ST. PATRICK’S DAY BREAKFASTAND PARADE
SATURDAY, MARCH 16TH
Come on out for Breakfast sponsored by your Social Club!!
Breakfast will be served from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.Menu: Biscuits and gravy, Scrambled Eggs, Hash
Browns and sausage!!Donation of $5.00 and tickets will be sold at the door.
Please bring you own table setting and coffee cups.
After the Breakfast -- Jill and Ivan Taylor will lead the St. Patty’s Day Parade.
Meet at the clubhouse at 10:30 a.m. and leave at 11:00 sharp.
You may decorate your carts or bikes with lots of green and throw candy to the spectators. We plan on going through the entire park so all can enjoy.
FUTURE DATES FOR THIS SEASONMARCH
1 Koffee Klatsch Social Club Meeting to follow 2 Entertainment Show – Kenny Evans 4 Hot Dog Dinner Karoake7 Sing-A-long w/Ellen 8 Men’s Koffee Klatsch 9 Craft Club “Trash to Treasure” Sale12 Craft Club Dinner13 Red Hat Ladies – Broadway Palm15 All Club Scheduling Meeting15 Women’s Koffee Klatsch16 St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast followed by the Kart Parade17 Quilt Club Show18 Karoake21 Sing-A-Long w/Ellen25 Northeast Club28 FPPOA Membership MeetingAPRIL1 Hot Dog Dinner Karoake4 Ice Cream Social5 Koffee Klatsch8 NE Club12 Men’s Koffee Klatsch15 Karoake25 FPPOA Meeting
SING-A-LONG W/ ELLENWe had a great turnout with
12 people attending last month. Which means that we will continue it for the next 2 months. If you like
to sing the “oldies” but don’t like to sing by yourself? Like to have an afternoon beverage and just listen to the “oldies”? Please join Ellen Heigham in the clubhouse, Thursday March 7th and 21st from 4:00 to 5:00 for an old fashioned sing-a-long. BYOB and a smile.
BRIDGE CLASSBy Patricia Tegeler
Played bridge but its been many years? or always wanted to learn?
We have a teacher to review or teach new people to play.
Call Patricia 567-0148.
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HELP NEEDED!!!!Bingo is on the lookout for someone to volunteer to
replace Phyllis in April, as she and Criss will be leaving in June. This is not a hard position and the training is easy.
Anyone interested please step forward, or Bingo will be canceled. If you have any questions, contact Mike at 239-565-0431 or come to bingo Tuesday night.
EXERCISE PROGRAM Stretch and Tone Class is hosted by ET Thomas.Aerobic/ Walking Class is hosted by Carol Beconder.Each class is held on Tuesday and Saturday morning at
9am in the clubhouse.
EASY WATER EXERCISEMost of the water exercises are the same as the
Tuesday & Saturday exercises, except they are done in the pool. This means less stress on the joints plus we get those healthy rays of sunshine at the same time. We have a great time exercising and catching up on the latest in Forest Park.
Classes run from 10:30 to 11:30 A.M. Monday – Friday at the pool and start in the fall through spring. Exercises are also subject to weather cooperating.
ARE YOU CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF MARRIAGE?
Each year your Social Club honors those couples who are celebrating their 50th Anniversary. We would like to present you
with a gift card for you and your spouse to go out and celebrate. Any couples celebrating 50 years of marriage this year (2019) are invited to register your names on the sign-up sheet in the back of the Clubhouse by March 31st.
A NOTE FROM ALL CLUBS:Please REMEMBER to bring your own
place setting for "ALL" park dinners, and your own cup for "ALL" Koffee Klatches and Planning Forum Meetings. A place setting consists of a plate, napkin, silverware and cup or glass. THANK YOU!!!
LAWN MOWING HOURS7 AM to 11 PM June 1 through August 31st and 8 AM to 11 PM September 1st through May 1st.
2018/2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS & MEMBERSHIP MEETING DATES
March 21 9:00 a.m. Board of Directors MeetingMarch 28 7:00 p.m. Membership Meeting
April 18 9:00 a.m. Board of Directors MeetingApril 25 7:00 p.m. Membership Meeting
NEWSLETTER ARTICLESBy Julie Seubert
All articles should be sent to me at: [email protected] by the 12th of each month for the following month’s newsletter. I would appreciate you writing your information in the email in place of an attachment, if possible. Any questions or concerns please email me at the above address or call me at 715-571-4246. Thank you.
FOREST PARK CALENDARGail Ford is the person who handles the updates to
the calendar. View the calendar anytime and see the most current information at the following website: www.forestparkonline.com this also allows you to view it in various formats i.e., weekly, monthly, etc. Please contact Gail for calendar changes at: [email protected] or call her 603-440-5122.
FOREST PARK WEB SITEBy Jan Harmon
www.forestparkonline.com is the address of the Forest Park website.
Access the website 24/7 to stay up to date with the latest Forest Park information. Board and Member Minutes are posted to the DOCUMENTS page as they are approved. These pages contain a wealth of information on the history and conduct of business within our park. Many of your questions can be answered by reading over the past minutes.
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Under FORMS you will find much information such as, the current schedule of our Forest Park property owners maintenance fees, the Forest Park Articles of Incorporation, POA By Laws and POA Deed of Restrictions, just to name a few.
Our CLASSIFIED page has listings of homes for sale, for rent, wanted to rent. Be sure to direct any interested friends to that page. Changes are made to the listings frequently, so check back regularly to get the latest information.
The CONTACT page has all board member information.
The ACTIVITY page has liaison information for each activity in the park and is helpful to anyone wanting to join the group or get more information.
Photos of all of the events can be sent to me and I will post them on the PHOTO GALLERY page. This is a keen way to” spark” interest in your group.
While browsing the website if you see a page that needs updating, errors, or suggestions, please send an email to let me know to webmaster@ forestparkonline.com.
NEIGHBORHOOD PATROLBy Mike & Kathy Fanning
PLEASE everyone check the listed phone # on the back of the patrol sheet. Some numbers are out dated. Please call and give me your new number. Thank You.
There is always a need for more volunteers. For more information call Mike:239-565-0431 OR Kathy: 715-617-0154
Thank You to all that volunteer.Kathy’s Cell 715-617-0154
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FAREWELLDennis Plourde 505 Timber Lane S. Lived with
Linda Rohwer.
Sandy Cummins passed away on Saturday. Jan 19th Lived at 855 Hollyberry,
If you would like your birthday or anniversary published in the Newsletter, or if someone in our park passed away, please call the office and give them your information. Thank you.
GREEN TREE STICKER
There is a little green tree sticker available in the office that goes on the LEFT SIDE OF YOUR BACK WINDOW of your car. All residents with automobiles should have this highly visible authorization to be in the Park. This will help the safety patrol on their nightly rounds. If you are temporary resident and don’t want any stickers on your window, them scotch tape it there while you are here.
FOREST PARK VISITORS WRISTBANDSVisitors unaccompanied by Forest Park residents must
wear wristbands when using park recreational facilities (pool, mini-golf, etc.). The wristbands are now available in the park office (2 per family and additional bands may be requested). The bands stretch but if they are not large enough you may pin them to clothing, attach them to a key chain or just bring them along.
Please remember that all owners are responsible for their visitors who must comply with all Forest Park Rules & Regulations. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation to assist in maintaining the security of our park.
RECYCLE BLUE BIN The blue bin is used for all other types
of re-cycling such as paper, metal, plastic, etc. This is a separate Program from our regular trash that is picked up on Tuesdays and Fridays. The re-cycle truck comes on Wednesdays.
ALUMINUM CAN RE-CYCLEBy Social Club
REMINDER Aluminum Cans being collectedPlease do Not Use the can as an ashtray. Beer Drinkers,
please rinse out the can and turn it over to dry out. Please take the tab off, collect them and take your full container to the clubhouse. On kitchen counter, there is a Ronald McDonald box that you put the tabs into. Betty Campbell takes them to the Ronald McDonald where they sell the aluminum.
Please remember to put your aluminum cans in a bag and place UNDER YOU MAILBOX by 7:00 A.M. TUESDAY MORNING for pick up.
Money collected for can recycle helps pay some of the costs of Social Club activities. It benefits all residents of
Remember to use flashing lightsor flashlights when you are riding
or walking at night.
BIBLE STUDYBy Laura Esters
The Ladies’ Bible Study Group meets weekly on Thursday mornings from 10:00 A.M. to noon. Our members are women from various churches and/or denominations. We have refreshments, a time for sharing our concerns, prayer and a study, which is taught from both the Old and New Testaments by Laura Esters.
As so many new folks have moved into our park, we believe it is important to let our residents know about this activity as well as all the other organizations that the park offers. We do not espouse any specific theology but are a group of Christian women who enjoy making friends, encouraging and supporting each other as the needs arise, and learning about the Bible.
During the months of November to April we meet at the home of Reva Doliana,849 Hollyberry Court. From May to October, Waneta Schafer opens up her house to us at 344 Shrub Lane S. Just come to the door and walk in---we’ll be glad to welcome you! If you have any questions, please call Reva at 812-322-3986, Waneta 239-219-7593 or Laura at 239-210-8010.
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BID EUCHRE By Madeline Preston
Needed: More PlayersWe play Bid Euchre every Saturday Night at 6:30
PM in the Activities Building. There is a Signup sheet in the Activities Building on the cabinet near the Water Machine. Please sign up if you anticipate playing on Saturday Night. We would like to have more players join us.
BINGO By Phyllis Sexton
Please joins us on Tuesdays at 6:45 for 7:00 pm Bingo in the Clubhouse each week. Cards are $.75 with a minimum purchase of four cards. Night Owl cards are 25 cents. All three Bingo’s go all year round. Check your calendar in the newsletter each month. There is a new addition to our BINGO games. You put a quarter into a “money ball pot.” The first number called is the “special number” so that if you bingo on that number, you will win the money that has been collected in the money ball pot plus the money that is allotted for the game that you won. If the money ball pot was not won, the amount is saved from week to week until someone is the winner. Come and Enjoy Playing Bingo!
BOOK CLUBBy Gail Ford
The members of our book Club read “Street Lawyer” by John Gresham for our February discussion. Everyone seemed to enjoy it very much.
Our next meeting will be held on March 15th at 1 PM in the clubhouse. Peg Baker suggested “The Girls of Mischief Bay” by Susan Mallery. I checked online with Lee County Library System and found that they had about 10 copies of the book, If we share a copy there will be enough for everyone who would like to read it.
BOCCEBy Mary Gibson
Bocce is on Mondays and Thursday at 2:30. Arrive at 2:15. New members welcome – It is easy to play. Just come out for fun.
BRIDGEBy Trish Tegeler
We play bridge every Friday night in the Club House at 6:00 p.m. If you are interested in playing there is a signup sheet in the club house. Please put your name and phone number on the sheet or call Trish Tegeler at 239-567-0148.
CRAFT CLUBBy Diana Power
Another great February in Forest Park. Hope you were able to enjoy our lasagna dinner. We would like to say THANK YOU to all of you who have donated items to Craft club. All of the items will be displayed at our CRAFT CLUB TRASH to TREASURE SALE on MARCH 9th. We will be selling items made by craft club members, household items, furniture, baked goods, raffle for a fireplace, grill, and a blower, coffee and donuts and even lunch. So come out on SATURDAY, MARCH 9th from 8 till 2 to shop.
Then on TUESDAY, MARCH 12 , we hope you can join us for a PARMESAN CRUSTED CHICKEN DINNER. The meal includes pie and a beverage for only $7 donation. Hot dogs, potato salad, and baked beans will also be sold. ALL ARE WELCOME and no tickets are needed. REMEMBER your place service and glass. See you TUESDAY! MARCH 12 anytime from 4 till 5:30.
Craft club continues to work on pine cones, plastic bottles, wine bottles, bears for the sick VETERANS, small gifts for Meals on Wheels, and finishing the bags for all the toiletries collected. The bags will be delivered to the abused women (ACT) this month since we were not able to finish them last month.
A luncheon is planned for the end of the month. This luncheon is planned to say thank you to all members who have worked at the Holiday breakfast, January, February and March dinners, Trash to Treasure sale, made items to sell ( pies, baked goods, craft items ) and bears for the sick Veterans.
Again, a BIG THANK YOU to ALL of you who have donated items through the season for our craft sale.
2020 CARRIBEAN CRUISEBy Phil Power
Watch the boards for more information coming out about a CARRIBEAN CRUISE next year. A meeting sometime in the middle of March will be scheduled to tell you all about the places the ship will visit. The price will include good perks, good prices and a bus to transport everyone from Forest Park to the ship. Come out and find out about a 2020 cruise.
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Everyone is welcome to join us any Wednesday at 9:00. Might be early for some, but worth meeting many great women in Forest Park. See you Wednesday.
Computer Club2018 – 2019 Season
All New and Old Residents Welcome!The Computer Club is a group of friendly people
who meet every Thursday, 2 - 4 PM to help each other with computer issues. If you have a problem related to computers, or a skill you think might benefit others, YOU ARE WHO WE NEED IN OUR CLUB! Please come and join the group. A donation of $10/household per winter season would be appreciated to help with meeting expenses, new equipment etc. We take a break and have coffee and cookies around 3 PM to socialize.
Most members use Windows, but some use Linux or Macs and most software programs are compatible with each system. Each week, we usually have a person show something they are experienced in, or something interesting we have seen maybe online or in an article. If anyone is having a problem, we ask them to bring their unit to the club meeting, then we will focus on that problem. In many cases, the club can help fix the problem.
If not, we can usually define the situation in cases where professional help is needed. If you have a particular need, or problem that you would like help with, please come along and join us, but try and let us know in advance so we can schedule it for that week’s meeting.
We need people who are familiar with Tablets and Cell Phones who would volunteer to do some instructing or help others during our sessions. We have cables for iPads that will allow them to be connected to our projector.
Since “Cutting the Cable” is becoming more and more popular, we need people who are familiar with internet TV to give us their experience. So please join us!
The Computer Club can no longer accept old computers, printers or other old equipment. If you have any items you wish to recycle, please check with us before leaving them in the activities building. Hope Chest won’t accept them, so they can be put out with your garbage and will be recycled through our electronic recycler. Make sure you wipe your hard drive on any computer. We can help you with this, if you are not sure of how to do it. Thanks for your co-operation on this, Sherrill
Contact: Sherrill or John Wright @ 239.349.3827, email [email protected]
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HAND AND FOOT CARDSJoin us on Sunday nights at 6:00 pm in the Clubhouse
for the “Hand and Foot” card game. It can be played at a table of 6, 4, or 3. All are welcomed! This card Game goes all through the summer months.
GOLF CARD GAMEA fun and easy game to play. Come join us at 1:00 on
Tuesdays.
Hosted by Social Club
Karaoke is the 1st and the 3rd Mondays of the month from 6:00 to 9:00. Come and join the fun.
LIBRARYAs you may have noticed we have juggled things
around a bit. There have been many new books donated and as a result we have weeded out older books to make room. Don’t worry, none of these were thrown out we brought them to Goodwill.
Please donate any older books or cookbooks you may have to either Goodwill or the Hope Chest thrift store.
MAH JONGG By Gail Ford
Mah Jongg meets on Wednesdays from 1 to 3 PM. Come join us for a fun challenging time. We are all beginners so don’t be shy.
MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOESBy Sheila Fitzgerald
We play Mexican train dominoes on Monday morning at 9:00 at the club house. Everyone is welcome to join in. It’s an easy game to learn if you have never played and we have a lot of laughs as we play. We would love to have some new members join us.
Also, I have had a request from two people recently to look into starting a second group that would play at 10:00 rather than 9:00, so they can get their morning exercise or swim in before the game. We would certainly consider this if there is enough interest.
We’re a very informal group, with no permanent commitment required. Just come by on any Monday morning and give it a try.
NORTH EAST CLUBBy Barb Wood
A little bit of Las Vegas right here in Forest Park gave all of us that attended another fun night out with good friends, good food, music by Tony and Lori and fun! Some people were even WINNERS at the games of chance. Thank you, Bob, Gail, Pam, Rose and your team of wonderful volunteers for a job well done!
Coming up on the 25th, we’ll have our Red Neck Country ball. The night is being hosted by Nancy Cooper, Chris Major and their team of volunteers. So, get your tickets early and come on out.
As always - BYOB, bring your place setting and as always, your ticket. No ticket, no food!
April we’ll be having our annual picnic hosted by your club board members and of course their volunteers.
As you all know we are soon coming to the end of
another season. Many of the Snowbirds will soon be packing up and heading back north for the Summer. But before they go, we need ideas for next year’s events and volunteers to chair them. Put on your thinking caps and come up with something you think might be fun to do and don’t be afraid to sign up to host one of the events!
RED NECK COUNTRY BALLMarch 25, 20195:30 P.M.
Join your Northeast Club members for a night of Boot Scooting Boggie!
Enjoy a fried chicken dinner (what else?) with all the fixings. Then get ready to sing and swing your partner to the music of Jerry B who promises to put on a show to make all Red Necks wish they were there!
Tickets cost a mere $10 bucks for the dinner and ball. These can be bought at the February meeting or from Nancy Cooper, 734 Knotty Pine Circle. You don’t want to miss out on this one so be sure to get your tickets before March 22nd.
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QUIT CLUBBy Peg Baker
The Annual Quilt Show is March 17, 2019. If you do not have your raffle tickets you may purchase them from a Quilt Club member, or the day of the Show. Tickets are $1.00 for one or $5.00 for 6. You do not need to be present to win.
As usual we will have a Chinese Auction of handmade items. Past items include lap quilts, center pieces, gift baskets, place mats, and other fun things. Tickets are $.50 each, and are only available the day of the Quilt Show. Light refreshments will be served. We hope to see you there!!
Our Annual Good-By luncheon will
be held on Thursday, March 28th. All members and guests should meet at the clubhouse at 11:30 to carpool to Dina’s in Sabal Springs.
PICKLEBALLPickleball is played every day at 9:00 a.m. in the
pavilion. No experience necessary!! Men and woman are invited to join in the fun. If you have never played before, we have a bunch of great people who are willing to teach you. We have a lot of fun!!
WOMEN ONLY – We play on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:15. We are always looking for a few more women who would like to learn how to play. Just show up at the pavilion.
PROGRESSIVE HAND AND FOOTWe play every Thursday night at 6:00. We will either
be in the clubhouse or the activity building. Come and learn a new game!!
RED HAT LADIESBy Carol Geppert
BROADWAY PALM THEATERMarch 13, 2019Guys & Dolls
Meet at the office building at 10:30 a.m. After assigned to cars, we will leave PROMPTLY at
11:00 a.m. Show starts at 1:00. Buffet will be opened when we arrive.
RUMMY KUBEBy Patricia Tegler
We play Rummy Cube every Monday night at 6:30 in the Activity Building. It’s a fun and easy game to learn. Come and try it!!
SHUFFLEBOARDBy Bill Madill
The “In Park League” is off and running with the Monday practice shuffle at 10 AM. This is open to anyone that wants to learn more about the game and then Wed at 6:30, fun shuffle is open to all. Our Thursday morning league play has 24 active players and we could handle 6 more. Thanks to our sponsors Ellsworth Plumbing and Heating, a good company to deal with ...
TEXAS HOLDUM By Bill Madill
Tuesday night Texas Holdum starting at 6:30 till 9:00. Friday night Dealers choice from 6:30 till 9:00.
SEENAGER MOMENT• I am a Seenager, (Senior teenager)• I have everything that I wanted as a teenager, only
50 years later.• I don’t have to go to school or work.• I get an allowance every month. • I have my own pad.• I don’t have a curfew.• I have a driver’s license and my own car.• I have ID that gets me into bars and the wine store. • The people I hang around with are not scared of
getting pregnant, they aren’t scared of anything, they have been blessed to live this long, why be scared.
• And I don’t have acne.• Life is good!! Also, you will feel much more
intelligent after reading this, if you are a Seenager.• Brains of older people are slow because they know
so much!• People do not decline mentally with age, it just takes
them longer to recall facts because they have more information in their brains. Scientists believe this also makes you hard of hearing as it puts pressure on your inner ear.
• Much like a computer struggles as the hard drive gets full, so too, do humans take longer to access information when their brains are full.
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• Also, older people often go to another room to get something and when they get there, they stand there wondering what they came for. It is NOT a memory problem, it is nature’s way of making older people do more exercise.
JOKES Humor1. I didn’t make it to the gym today. That makes 1,500
days in a row!2. I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and
renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
3. Dear paranoid people who check behind shower curtains for murderers. If you find one, what’s your plan?
4. Everyone has a right to be stupid. Some just abuse the privilege.
5. I’m not saying let’s go kill all the stupid people. I’m just saying let’s remove all the warning labels and let the problem work itself out.
6. You can tell a lot about a woman’s mood just by her hands. If they are holding a gun, she’s probably pissed.
7. Gone are the days when girls cooked like their mothers. Now they drink like their fathers.
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A THIEF in Paris planned to steal some paintings from the Louvre.
After careful planning, he got past security, stole the paintings and made it safely to his van. However, he was captured only two blocks away when his van ran out of gas.
When asked how he could mastermind such a crime and then make such an obvious error, he replied.
“Monsieur, that is the reason I stole the paintings.”I had no Monet to buy Degasto make the Van Gogh”See, if you have De Gaulle tosend this on to someone else.I sent it to you because I figured I had nothing Toulouse.
8. You know that tingly little feeling you get when you really like someone you’ve just met? That’s common sense leaving your body.
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