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Rolling Greens Volume 34, Issue 08 News August 2013
MID-SUMMER LUAU Sponsored by the
Rolling Greens N.Y. Club
THURSDAY, AUG. 8th 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
$3.00 at the door (Please use main entrance only)
Live entertainment! B.Y.O.B. Bring an Hors d'oeuvre to pass
plates, utensils & coffee provided
DRESS HAWAIIAN IF YOU LIKE PRIZES FOR 1st & 2nd PLACE COSTUMES!
COME AND ENJOY THE MUSIC, FOOD AND FUN WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS. EVERYONE INVITED! SEE YOU AT THE N. CLUBHOUSE
Arts & Craft Fair Pg 2 Entertainment Pg 11 AARP Drivers Class Pg 12 Water Volleyball Pg 16
Inside this issue:
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Rolling Greens News P.O. Box 2288, Silver Springs, FL. 34489 — [email protected] (352) 236-0007
Deadlines for September issue: Articles due: August 21st, Wed. 12 Noon Ads due: August 19th, Mon. 12 Noon
Assembly: August 29th Thurs. 10:30am, North Clubhouse Articles
Page # 9 911 Cell Phones 12 AARP Driving Safety Class 8 American Bowling League 19 American Flags 4 Area Directors’ News (1-4) 2 Arts & Craft Fair 17 Billiards 17 Bingo 16 Card Winners 12 Citizen Emergency Response Team 6 Diner’s Club 6 Easy Street Dinner 11 Entertainment Corner 1 Fourth of July Parade 6 Food Pantry 9,21 For Rent 9,21 For Sale 6 Health Expo 11 Hole-in-One 8 Labels for Education 5 Ladies Bible Study 11 License Plates 17 Line Dancing 1 Luau - New York Club 17 Mah Jong 3 Midwest Club 13 Movie Schedule 18 New York Club 7 Operation ShoeBox Report 17 Painting Class 8 Phone Book Changes 17 Pickleball 21 Putters Café 18,21 Residents Speak 12 R.G. Fire Dept. Equipment 18 R.G.G.A. 13 R.G.H.O.A. Board Meeting Min. 3 R.G.H.O.A. Board Mtg. Schedule 3 R.G.H.O.A. News 6 R.G.H.O.A. Officers 12 R.G. Ladies Golf Association 5 Scripture Rosary 13,21 Thank You 11 Vietnam Veterans of American 13 Wanted 16,17 Weekly Activity News & Scores
Disclaimer The Editor or Staff of the Rolling Greens News are not responsible or liable for content or articles submitted for publication. The paper is dedicated to providing all residents of Rolling Greens with timely information of a social nature as submitted by individuals or groups residing at Rolling Greens, with occasional input from management.
Want to Submit an Article? If you are submitting an article for
publication please remember to put your name and phone number on your article. If you don’‛t want your name printed, let me know. To submit an arti-cle by e-mail the address is
[email protected] The box for articles, news and in-
formation is in the North Clubhouse by the bulletin boards. The cost to mail copies of the Rolling Greens News is $1.50 per issue. If you didn’‛t receive your copy there are extra issues in the clubhouses. You can now get your news at http://www.rghoa.net
Advertisers Page # 12 A Quick Step Carpet Care 11 Aluminum Construction 18 American Travel & More 5 AMS, Inc 21 Appliance Doctor 3 Around the House Handyman 10 A.S.A.P. Cooling & Heating 8 Chem-Dry of Marion County 19 C.V.S. 6 Discount Brake and Tire 24 Family Wellness Center 23 First Christian Church 10 Florida Anchor & Barrier Co. 8 Furce Pest Control 22 Golf Car Supercenter 4,20 Golf Cart Sales/Repairs 13 House Cleaning-Roseanne 11 John S. Roofing 16 LaRocco’s III Restaurant 20 Lord Appliance Service 5 Mark’s Quality Plumbing 5 Mary Kay 22 Medicare Information 24 Mikes Italian to Go 19 Mobile Home Maintenance 9 Needham Plumbing & Electric 15 Ocala Heating Air Conditioning 22 PC Sales & Service 5 Peppertree Pharmacy 22 Reigning Cats and Dogs 3,23 R.G. Community Church 20 R.G. Sales 12 R. & R. Transportation 7 Shaw Irrigation 23 S.S.S. Presbyterian Church 23 St. Paul’s United Methodist 19 Time Saving Solutions 8 Thermo Cool A/C & Heat 14 Jerry Van Zandt A/C
The Rolling Greens
Art & Craft Fair will be coming up on
Nov. 9th 2013. If you would like to
R.S.V.P. a table please call Teresa Garvin
352-509-2192
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R.G.H.O.A. News By Harry Wiggins President Summer is moving right along. I have met with management twice and although we don't have any details to report, I am told that the plans for the Park Improvements are moving through the planning stage as scheduled. I remain optimistic that we will all be pleased with the planned improvements. I have been assured that as details be-come available we will be informed. I know that there are many rumors flying about, but I would caution that spreading rumors serves no ones interest; patience, however is a virtue and good things are worth the wait.
R.G.H.O.A. 2013 Meetings Board Meetings
North Clubhouse at 3:30 PM on Monday AUG 5 SEP 9 OCT 7 NOV 4 DEC 2
Association General Meetings North Clubhouse at 7 PM on Tuesday
SEP 10 OCT 8 NOV 5 DEC 3 NO ASSOCIATION MEETING IN JUNE, JULY OR AUG.
THE MIDWEST CLUB
By Charlotte Dantzman If I knew the Hawaiian word for “fantastic” I would have used it to describe the great evening we had at our July meeting. The sixty five members and guests who attended got into the “Hawaiian theme” with colorful shirts and outfits including grass skirts and a Hula Hoop. There were leis adorning every-one and everything. It seemed that the pineapple was the pre-ferred dish of the evening as many of the dishes prepared by our enthusiastic guests had some of this delicious fruit as part of the ingredients. The only thing missing was a great big dish of Poi. As the sound of the “Beach Boys” gently wafted around the room, the “Hawaiian Punch” brought by our happy guests was flowing freely. After dinner some of the members partici-pated in a vigorous and sometimes hilarious game of water vol-leyball while others relaxed and played card games. What a wonderful time we had. It was the best time ever!!! We were pleased to see that Andrew Dill, Christina Clif-ford, Gary Meyers, Terri Meyers, Eva Lynch, Mary Munoz, Irene Hunt, Heddy Eskite, Helen Bullerdick, Rae Horn and Don Jansen joined the Midwest Club. Congratulations!!! Guests were Emily Wojcik, Aaron Bauchamp, Peggy Gagnon, Rick Gagnon, Cindy Delman, Steve Delman, Ray Meade and Jean Riley. We hope to see you all again soon. Congratulation to all the members and guests of the Mid-west Club who celebrated July Anniversaries and Birthdays. For the month of August we will have a $2.00 per person hamburger/cheeseburger meal prepared by our in house chefs plus Bill Lynch will roast corn on the cob. Bill stated that any-one wanting grilled corn should provide their own which should be soaked in the husks in salted water the night before and he will do the roasting at the club house prior to the meal being served. If you bring a “cob” you get a “cob.” As usual, mem-bers and guests are to provide a dish to pass and their own plates, utensils and drinks. There will also be our famous 50/50 drawing so bring those extra “bucks” you have just laying around the house doing nothing and contribute to a great cause, “The Midwest Club.” Join us on August 10th at 5:00 pm for another evening of fun, companionship, and good eats. A sign up sheet will be at the north club house with a cut off date of August 1st for any-one participating. We do need this for a more accurate count in order to purchase the necessary food. We are anticipating doing a BBQ rib dinner for the month of September for $6.00 per person. Details will be in the August newsletter. Until then, See Ya!!!!
Rolling Greens Community Church
Service at 10:00 am Sundays North Clubhouse
Refreshments following Service
Around the House Handyman Service
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Through a child's eyes.....We read Thos. Edison made light. But in Sun. School they said you did it. So I bet he stoled your idea. Sincerely, Donna
Through a child's eyes.....Dear God Maybe Cain and Abel would not kill each so much if they had their own rooms. It works with my brother. Larry
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Area 1 Helen Tague 624-3922 Area 1 Director Motivate: to stimulate into action; provide with an in-centive. As my dog and I ride around Area 1 in the am, I do not see any activity. So, what has motivated you this summer, or like me, has your motivation headed north for the summer? Through the prodding of friends, I have gone to “chair exercises” and have also decided to go through “papers”. Re-member when we used to get our actual checks back. Well, in my house they are all gone, along with old tax records, recipes that I’ll never use, etc. I’d like to write a column in Sept. titled “what I did this summer”, so give me some input. Thanks. The Board has been busy (motivated) thinking up ways to socialize this summer. Hamburger platter for the 4th of July was very successful. A big thanks to Barb, Laura and Linda Lee for stepping up to the plate and serving the food for this event. Water volley ball is a new activity on Sunday after-noons, weather permitting. The “dogs” are back for Labor Day. Don’t forget the chicken BBQ Aug. 23 which Newby Management will provide. CERTS (Citizens Emergency Response Team) will be having a meeting Thursday, Aug. 8 at 6:30 pm at the ECH. Looking forward to hearing from you. Stay safe.
Area 3 Gary Underwager Area 3 Director Once again, “Hello”, from Area 3 to all residents of beautiful Rolling Greens. I would like to say thanks to our management for continuing to upgrade streets here in our park. It was real good to see that Carlisle got a make over, even though they were not able to get rid of “Lake Carlisle” in the process. With all the rain we have been getting the “Lake” is real evident. I was not here for the 4th of July outing but have heard that it went very well and the food was delicious. Thanks to all who gave of their time to make this a success and to all who showed up to enjoy the event. It is time once again for residents to think of running for the Board or as Area Director. This year Area 1 and Area 3 are available and also 3 Board seats are open. If you wish to run for one of these positions please let the Board know. There are a lot of activities going on here in the Park, hopefully you are able to get out and enjoy some or all of them. Try to keep the rumors down to a low roar, until next time, en-joy your summer!!
Area 2 By Mary McCarthy Area 2 Director Wow I can't believe we are almost at the end of summer. Where did it go? Well my summer has been very busy. Mike and I have had our granddaughters for most of July. That is a lot of work and food. I know it has been some time since we had little children around. I feel that I spent most of the time in the kitchen and grocery store. Boy, can those girls can eat. It was great to have them here and it was great to see them go. Enough about me. I see a few changes around here new roads and drive-ways. Some new fencing by the pump house of West Glenea-gles. We have yet to hear from management as to their ideas to improve the park. The rumors are running rampied around here, but don't forget that is just what they are, rumors. I have heard so many different ones that they are all running together in my head. Well enjoy what is left of summer. Before we know it the snowbirds will be coming back and our calendars will be full of things to do. Be safe and enjoy. Thank you.
Area 4 Karen Reagle Area 4 Director Hello everyone! Here it is August. Where has the sum-mer gone! Time flies when you’re having fun! Looking forward to seeing everyone at the H.O.A. Labor Day Picnic—Monday, September 2, 2013. Two chili dogs (or hot dogs), french fries, ice cream and a drink for a very reason-able price. Come enjoy good food and a good time with friends and neighbors. MAKE SURE to sign up at one of the club-houses before August 28. Also, the Newby Barbecue will be happening on Friday, August 23, 2013, at the North Clubhouse. Serving will begin at noon. Also, thanks to everyone for their caring and support during the recent passing of my brother-in-law, Larry Bruner. The people of this community are really great. They are not only there for the good times but the sad times too.
DL Stormer Enterprises, Inc.
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Moving? Want to sell your cart? We buy carts!!
352-817-9605 Sales/Service/Rentals
All makes and Models
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Batteries/Tires/Accessories 3994 SE 44th Ave Road, Ocala, FL 34480 Shop is 2 miles from the park
Area Directors’ News
Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, Thank you for the baby brother but what I prayed for was a puppy. Joyce
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Mark’s Quality Plumbing, Inc.
867-1010
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Ladies Bible Study WEST CLUBHOUSE TUESDAY at 10:00AM
If you have questions, please contact PAT GREENE at (401) 487-9759. Thank You very much for joining.
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Scripture Rosary Please join us on the last Wednesday of the month at 6:30PM for Scripture Rosary followed by coffee and donuts. Helen Cater, 1102B W. Gleneagles, 509-2069.
Jeffrey Heisler Independent Beauty Consultant
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R.G.H.O.A. OFFICERS President Harry Wiggins 518-210-3607 6301C Lakewood Dr. [email protected] 1st V.P. Gary Ackerman 624-0546 1704 Sedgefield Ln. [email protected] 2nd V.P. Vacant Treasurer Jacob Scholten 694-4392 6899C Donegal Dr. [email protected] Secretary Bob Senge 509-2061 219 E. Gleneagles Rd [email protected]
AREA DIRECTORS Area 1 Helen Tague 624-3922 7125 Cherry Pass [email protected] Area 2 Mary McCarthy 624-2901 1900 W. Gleneagles Rd. [email protected] Area 3 Gary Underwager 509-2009 6409C Lakewood Dr [email protected] Area 4 Karen Reagle 694-0826 6409 Seminole Dr. [email protected]
R.G. Food Pantry Donations can be dropped off at the North Clubhouse at
anytime. Canned meats (ham, chicken, tuna, spam, beef stew, etc.), pasta or rice dinners, macaroni & cheese, canned fruits, canned potatoes, canned veggies, & peanut butter are some really useful items. Please don’t drop off items that are already opened.
Feel free to call me if you are a resident in need of the food bank services or if you have a neighbor or friend in the park that you know could use our services. Please contact Liz at 624-2677 or Phyllis Piechota at 624-8909.
Please Mark Your Calendar HEALTH EXPO
SATURDAY OCTOBER 26 9 AM—2 PM
North Clubhouse
Serving Marion County for 20 Years DISCOUNT
BRAKE & TIRE SERVICE CENTER
Brakes & Shocks (any make) - Struts
(352) 624-1188 Lenny & Joe (Owners) 2755 S.E. 58th Ave. MV10112 (Baseline Rd)
Complimentary Valet Service for Rolling Greens Residents
FREE ALIGNMENT WITH ANY 4 TIRE PURCHASE Most cars & light trucks
Coupon required. Not valid with any other discounts or special offers.
A S A MEMBER
Alignments Tires
Easy Street Dinner
Sam’s St. Johns Seafood Junction N441 & 326 August 29 6:00 pm
Call Sherry for Reservations 690-2157
R.G. Diners Club Come join us at
Blackwater Inn, Astor, FL Wednesday August 28th at 4:30 pm
Call one of the following numbers for reservations 624-2464 624-1168 624-2765
Please have your reservation in by Monday August 26 All Rolling Greens residents are welcome.
Come and meet some wonderful people.
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31 Years Competitive
Experience pricing In
Sprinkler and Licensed Irrigation Repair And Insured
CC# 8715H
Call Steve at Shaw Irrigation Repairs today 624-2533
Donated Items Our Lady of the Springs - assorted donations Pay Me the Money - playing cards-cash Bonnie Roberts - assorted donations Janice Guillano - coupons Betty Mowery - assorted donations Kaye Loper - assorted donations No Name - personal items-written notes on cards-plastic bags- coupons
Operation Shoebox By Kaye Loper Report thru 7/20/13 Really not much to report as donations have really slowed down! (as you can see by the few donors names on the thank you list).
Cash Donations AIsobell Rogal Josephine Lizzo Evelyn DelVicchio Pat Angelo Flo & Bob Gustafson Terri Clegg Kaye Loper D.A.V. Bingo Belleview
Special Donations Mary Jane Carlson - donated a beautiful 8 piece set of dinner ware to be sold at Operation ShoeBox Thrift Shop in Belleview the cash to be used for shipping. Leota Bailey - a donations of special cards she sent from Grove City OH where she now lives. Lee hasn’t forgotten Our Troops and Operations ShoeBox.
Most of the cash donations are coming from D.A.V. Bingo Players in Belleview. It may be as little as one dollar or as much as half of
what they win!! Every dollar helps , its for Our Troops!!! As you get your Bingo Money together on Tuesdays for Bingo at our North Clubhouse. PLEASE add another dollar or two for shipping to Our Troops. Remember what the letter from our troop says about receiving those Dittie Bags from Home!!! If you don’t play Bingo, maybe your club could help with a donation. The Midwest Club just made a very nice dona-tion. Thank you again! We’re hoping to hear from some other clubs. The last shipping cost figure that I have was:
Approximately $15,000 a month. And Our Troops are worth every penny of that $15,000 for all they do for us!!!! Back to BINGO As you all know, I do play BINGO at the North Club-house on Tuesday at 1pm and sometimes I WIN!!! It’s also a good social time! The cookies and cakes are really good, so come on down and try your hand at BINGO and I’ll be glad to receive your donations there or call me at 624-3725 and I will come pick up your donation! ANYTIME!!! Thanks to all of you for your donations and remembering Our Troops. Please keep your donations coming! Thank you from The Troops, Mary Harper, and me, Kaye Loper. Maybe you can help in another way “Be A Volunteer” One of the most common things we hear from the troops is that the letters inside the care packages from the home front mean the most to them. We need volunteers to: Write letters/cards Pack care packages Sew Bags Crochet strings for the bags Volunteer for events Make stationery packets Collect items from the list Volunteer in the Thrift Store YOU make all the difference in the life of our troops! Volunteer today! If you can help, call me at 624-3725 or contact Operation ShoeBox 352-307-6723
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Save Those Labels For Education
I have a bag hanging on the North Bulletin Board for my daughter-in-law who teaches at Maplewood School. We all Thank You VERY MUCH!!!.......................................Rose Tan
You Are Needed!! The need for Blood doesn’t ever take a vacation !! No matter where you are, when you give someone will live!!
The Rolling Greens Vampire
Send updates for the R.G. Phone Directory to [email protected] or drop it in the Newsletter Box in the North Clubhouse.
Phone Book Changes
New Information: Carol Bardin cell: (352) 427-0132
Chem Dry of Ocala Marion County Independently owned and operated Serving all Marion County Free Estimates
368-1044 “The Carbonated Carpet Cleaner”
10 % off Whole House Cleaning
5 Room Minimum Limit 1 coupon per customer.
Carpet protector available at additional cost.
15 % off Any Sofa and 1 Chair Not valid with other carpet
cleaning coupons. Most fabrics.
WE DO NOT STEAM, SHAMPOO, OR DRY CLEAN Oriental Rug Specialists Carpet/Drapery/Upholstery Call 7 Days Red* Alert (Red Stain Removal) a week Licensed & Insured M-843-3020 We vacuum carpet prior to cleaning Servicing R.G. for 20 Years
R.G. American Bowling League There will be a meeting on Friday, August 30th at 1:00 pm at the West Club House. Please mark your calendar and plan to attend. Also we are looking for 2 women to bowl with us start-ing September 9th at 1:00 pm. We are a fun league. We are a handicap league and we are not sanction. If you are interested in bowling please call Vera Shann at 624-0948 or Iris Beck at 789-7370
Phone # 877-526-5225
Thermo Cool Air Conditioning
& Heat, Inc. “KEEPING CENTRAL FLORIDA COMFORTABLE SINCE 1992”
5 % off any invoice for all active and retired military service people
www.thermocoolair.com State License # CAC1817167
Summer is just around the corner. Don’t forget to have your air conditioning system checked before the season arrives to ensure
that your system is operating properly.
If you are heading north for the summer, and have a de-humidistat, we recommend setting your de-humidistat to 60% and your ther-
mostat to 80° and cool.
And don’t forget to change your air filters before you go.
P.O. Box 2288
Silver Springs, FL., 34489-2288 Fax: 236-0007
Serving Rolling Greens For Over 25 Years
622-1376
Guaranteed Service is every other month.
2 full service sprays (inside & outside) and
4 outside services per year.
Special Preventive Maintenance
For New R.G. Residents Minimum 2 Sprays Per Year
$60 Per Spray
Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, I bet it is very hard for you to love all of everybody in the whole world There are only 4 people in our family and I can never do it. Nan
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For Rent Room for rent: Clean large room can be furnished or not. Pri-vate bath. Include elec. wifi and cable. $425. per month. Use of living areas incl. kitchen. 732-789-7147
Furnished Room - $350 month, short term, on Lakewood Dr. JAN, FEB or MAR - Furnished Home on Lakewood Dr. $1250 /mo. Call 352-553-3281
AVAILABLE Oct 1st, 3/2, D/W, big screen and glassed porch w/new flooring, fully furnished, new paint inside, 2 u-rooms, with W/D, very large open space living area, close to W Club-house. 352-694-1950
2/2 DW, very large & lovely, totally refurbished in 2005, large rooms, nicely furnished, DW, W/D included. Nice screen room. Call John 352-816-0847
For rent in R.G. 55+ golf community. 3 beautiful, newly refur-bished 2/2, including appliances. All close to clubhouses. Either 6 or 12 month lease $795-$995 mo. Call for more details.
239-0724 or 239-9669 2/2 DW, vaulted ceiling, fully furnished, washer & dryer in-cluded. Check it out on YouTube.com. Once there search: watch?v=Q7fc5pfo8y4 The O is the letter not the number. Call Nancy 694-3126 Condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, upstairs unit in Silver Springs Shores, window enclosed porch overlooks golf course. Quiet and secure. Laminate and ceramic tile floors, all appliances, pool, sauna, rec. center, garbage and cable all included. Yearly lease $585 month. 216-1657
For Sale There is no charge for listing items for sale
to residents of Rolling Greens. Lovely 2/2 DW, new air/heat and carpet in 2005, fully fur-nished, ceiling fans, nice screen room with ceiling fan, nice lawn with sprinkler system, move in ready.
Call John 816-0847 PRICED TO SELL!!! Several refurbished homes in Rolling Greens. All 2b/2b with modern, updated features including wall to wall carpeting, appliances, new hot water heaters, many extras. Priced from $9,900—$29,900. Also, lease to own. Call for more details & to take a look. 239-0724 24 X 54, 2 BR, 2B, large living room & dining room, excellent condition, fully furnished. 816-0847
Well maintained open spacious - 2bdrm-2bath 1404 sq. ft. manufactured home w/ 200 sq. ft. a/c sunroom with ceramic tile and thermal windows. Has beautiful 10 x12 wooden deck w/storage. Detached 14 x15 a/c utility room, fenced patio and garden, sprinkler system. Other upgrades include new flooring, fresh paint interior/exterior, ceiling fans, light fixtures, comfort height toilets, guest bath remodeled, a/c/heat unit, water heater, water filter system. Includes all appliances and partially fur-nished. Motivated seller is open to reasonable offers. 352-512-2806 or [email protected]
1701 Indian Wells Ave. Area #4, 26’x49’ main home, 1274sq ft., 1998 Palm, 2/2 carport, plus 12x12 lanai, 8’x10’ storage room and 20’x15’ sun room addition. Six ceiling fans, break-fast room, kitchen, living & dining rooms, two walk-in closets, washer, dryer, garbage disp., dish- washer, electric fireplace, lanai, Berber carpet, new A/C/Heat, roof 8 years, furnish or unfurnished. Sell for reasonable offer. Charles 361-5544
2br, 2 bath, doublewide, new floors, new bathroom, new win-dows, partially furnished on Lakewood Dr. $7900. 209-2281 or 553-3281 6602D Carlow Terrace - 2 BR/2B , Kitchen appliances, stove, double refrigerator, dishwasher. Has spacious living and dining rooms. Good sized kitchen, with dining area. Hardwood Laminate flooring in din-ing area and down hallway. New sinks and toilets in the bath-rooms, new sink in kitchen. Double u-room, workshop and laundry/ storage. Newly screened in porch. Well maintained, move in ready. Asking $14,500. 352-732-3130
911 Cell Phones Bob Mikler does the 911 cell phone. He uses old cell
phones to make emergency 911 phones for people who may need them.
There are boxes in all the clubhouses where you can drop your phones off. If you are in need of a 911 phone , you can call Bob at 512-0204.
Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, Please send Dennis Clark to a different camp this year. Peter
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Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, In bible times did they really talk that fancy?
Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, I went to this wedding and they kissed right in church. Is that OK? Neil
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R. G. License Plates I still have The New Rolling Greens license plates for sale at $10 each. All proceeds going to Operation ShoeBox to help with Shipping costs. New residents in our park may want one. See me, Kaye Loper, at the homeowners meetings or call me at 624-3725.
The Entertainment Corner By Lana Senge Entertainment Director
THE ENTERTAINMTENT CORNER Heat, humidity & afternoon showers seems to be the norm lately. The pools are in full swing whenever the weather permits. This year has really been extremely rainy. Aaah…..Florida summers!!!! Water volley ball at the North Club House seems to be a big hit, except for the afternoon thun-derstorms. We will continue this activity on Sunday afternoons @ 3:00 to 4:30pm. Come out and enjoy the fun either playing or just watching. All are welcome. The following is a list of activities for August, just not Happy Hours but other up-coming activities that will be avail-able for all year residents, owners and renters.
August Activities: Happy Hour: Free Happy Hour, Friday, August 9th on the NCH patio – 4-6PM. Enjoy being with your friends, neighbors & new residents. BYO Drinks & Snacks while listening to music. Midwest Club: $2.00 Burger & Dogs Cookout Saturday, August 10th. Bring your own side dishes, dessert and beverages. Din- ner starts @ 5:00pm with Happy Hour & (weather per- mitting) water volleyball after a short meeting. Sign-up sheets are posted at each clubhouse with a final sign-up date by July 31st. Don’t forget your guests. Happy Hour: Free Happy Hour, Friday, August 23rd on the NCH patio – 4-6PM. Again BYO Drinks & Snacks, relaxing and enjoying friends & music. Chili-Dog Labor Day: Monday, September 2nd at the NCH from 12:00 – 1:30PM. Menu – 2 Chili Dogs, French Fries, Ice Cream & Beverages – all for $4.00pp for HOA Members or $5.00pp for Non-Members & Guests. “MEMBERS, PLEASE WEAR YOUR BADGES”. Sign-up Sheets will be at all Clubhouses from August 15th thru August 28th ONLY. Up Coming Events – Details to Follow: The “Mary Rosonski Memorial” Health Fair, Oct. 26th Oktoberfest – October 31st Craft Fair – November 9th Larry Bruner Memorial Rummage Sale – Saturday, January 11, 2014, NCH 7:00AM – 2:00PM
Vietnam Veterans of America
By Rich Allen We would like to thank all those who took part in our July 4th RED, WHITE AND BLUE PARADE. We had over 26 carts and 1 motorcycle. Also thanks to our residents who cheered us on along the parade route. Just a reminder. If you drape your flag or place it in your window please make sure that the “UNION” the blue field is on the left when facing it. Please come join us. Our Chapter is open to all Vets who served from the summer of 1964 to the spring of 1975. You did NOT have to serve in country. There is no length of time you needed to serve during that period, just 1 day will make you eligible. If you were in country, from March 1961 you are also eligible to join. We are only 5 members away from making a Rolling Greens Chapter. Our next meeting will be September 5th at 6:30 in the NCH. Hope to see you there.
Hole In One We had another Hole In One at Rolling Greens golf course. Bob Pennington Hole # 1 6/15/2013 Congratulations to Bob. Had two more holes in one from members of Rolling Greens Golf Association at Rolling Greens golf course. Don Riley Hole # 17 07/19/2013 Tom Mullen Hole # 14 07/24/2013 This is Don Riley’s first hole in one ever. CONGRATULATIONS TO BOTH GENTLEMEN ON THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENT.
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R & R Transportation
AIRPORT SERVICE
R.G. RESIDENT References Available, 24 Hour Availability
624-7672 615-6140
Dependable—Friendly Modern—Comfortable Professional Service
R.G. Residents Only
NO SMOKING VEHICLE
AARP DRIVER’S SAFETY CLASS
OCTOBER 3 & 4 2-5 PM North Clubhouse
Both Days have to be attended to be certified.
$12 for AARP members $14 for non-members
694-6030 after Sept. 1 sign-up sheet at NCH after Sept. 1
R.G. Fire Dept. Equipment We have equipment for use for Rolling Greens residents:
wheelchairs, walkers, shower chairs, potty chairs, canes, crutches.
For use of any of these items or to return equipment no longer in use, call Roger Meyers at 624-3284, Art Nash at 624-0634 and Bob Quackenbush 624-1114.
Please return medical equipment not being used.. There is great need at all times.
If you are returning equipment that has been loaned to you or if you are making a donation of equipment, it is impor-tant that you call anyone of the names listed in this article to make arrangements to return or donate equipment.
Citizens Emergency Response Team
Diane Weingartner (Sec) 694-3976 Leader meeting will be held on 8/5/13 and will be at-tended by our leader, Tom Nuhfer. Our next meeting is on 8/15/13 for his feed back at 6:30 pm. CPR re-certification classes are 8/19 and 8/24. Don’t forget the Health Fair on 10/26. We’ll be there! Stop and see us. Thanks.
R.G. Ladies Golf League By Ann Quinlivan Calling all lady golfers who would like to have fun every Tuesday morning playing with a great group of fun loving golf-ers! The league will start on September 3, 2013 and end the last Tuesday in April, 2014. You need to belong to the Rolling Greens golf course, the RG golfers association and to the ladies league with an established handicap. Dues ($20) are payable on your first day of play. This entitles you to play the entire sea-son and be eligible for weekly prize money! It will be truly great to see a lot of us out there enjoying the fun and great camaraderie! You need only to come and sign in before 7:45 for an 8 AM tee off! Looking forward to seeing you there! Further info if needed will be in the September issue of the newsletter!
Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, Instead of letting people die and having to make new ones Why don’t you just keep the ones you got now? Jane
Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, I think the stapler is one of your greatest invention Ruth M
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August 2013 Movie Schedule WEDNESDAYS AT 7:00 P.M. - NORTH CLUBHOUSE
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AUG 7 Trouble with the Curve 2012 PG-13 111 minutes Sports Drama Slowed by age and failing eyesight, crack baseball scout Gus Lobel takes his grown daughter along as he checks out the final prospect of his career. Along the way, the two renew their bond, and she catches the eye of a young player-turned-scout. Clint Eastwood AUG 14 Bounce 2000 PG-13 106 minutes Romantic Drama Ad executive Buddy gives his boarding pass to a man at the airport. When the plane crashes, Buddy is wracked with guilt and decides to seek out the man's widow. He finds himself falling for her but doesn't reveal his role in her hus-band's death. Ben Affleck, Gwyneth Paltrow AUG 21 Identity Thief 2013 R 111 minutes Action Comedy Is Sandy Patterson a banking executive living in Colo-rado with his wife and kids, or is he a she and living it up in Florida? When Sandy is accused of crimes he hasn't commit-ted, he must track down the woman who has -- in his name. Jason Bateman, Melissa McCarthy AUG 28 The Words 2012 PG-13 96 minutes Romantic Drama After finding a brilliant unpublished book in an old briefcase, wannabe writer Rory Jansen (Bradley Cooper) decides to claim it's his work - but his choice sets events in motion that have him facing an ethical quandary he could never have expected. Also Starring Jeremy Irons, Dennis Quaid, Olivia Wilde and Zoe Saldana.
Wanted House to rent in Rolling Greens for the months of Jan., Feb., & Mar. 2014. Please call Al at 814-496-3911 or Vesta at 814-761-2997 until March 31. After that date we will be back in PA so you can call 814-247-8797. Thank you.
R.G.H.O.A. Board Minutes Board Meeting of Rolling Greens Homeowners Association of
Ocala, Inc. Board Meeting of July 1, 2013
The meeting was called to order at 3:30 pm by 1st vice president Gary Ackerman, followed by the board prayer.
The secretary’s report for the June 3rd board meeting was accepted as read. The treasurer’s report for the month of June was ac-cepted as read. Area 1 director Helen Tague made a motion to appoint Tom Mullen as chairman of the nominating committee, it was seconded and approved by the board. She also commented on a new bill that would possibly affect H.O.A.s and their ability to perform. Bob Senge will investigate this by calling the people at the FMO, and get back to us. Area 4 director Karen Reagle commented on the mail boxes in front of empty homes, and wanted to know whose re-sponsibility it is to take them out. We will get the answer and report back. She also commented on the paving of the roads. She also has not gotten a response on the resident concerns she wrote about to John Hall, and would like Harry to follow up on this. 1st vice president Gary Ackerman commented on the paving also, and commented on the work orders not being fol-lowed through with. He also would like to know why the grounds where mobile homes were removed are not being fixed properly according to the park rules and regulations. A comment from the floor about a tree on an empty house needs to be addressed in writing, with a copy of the work order given to the board to follow up on. The board is determined to continue meetings with Newby management, and all correspondence should be in writ-ing, and results will be on record with the board, and will be available at the meetings to follow. A motion was made to adjourn the meeting, seconded and approved at 4:15pm. Respectfully submitted, Bob Senge, Secretary.
Hospice Butterflies: From A to Z Ocala – Hospice of Marion County is hosting a Butterfly Seminar on Weds. Sept. 25 from 1-4 pm in the Hospice Education Center (3231 SW 34th Ave. Ocala). Edith Smith, regionally-renowned butterfly expert and owner of Shady Oak Butterfly Farm in Brooker, will conduct the seminar. Edith’s farm has been featured in “The Dangerous World of Butter-flies” by Peter Laufer, plus several magazines and newspapers including Coun-try Woman, Florida Agriculture, Ocala Style and the Jacksonville Journal. You can learn more about Edith at www.memorialbutterflies.com. During this seminar, Edith will teach how to build a basic butterfly garden habitat, basic butterfly lifecycle and facts, and how to create a butterfly garden in a container. Pre-registration is required. Call 352-854-5218 or go to www.hospiceofmarion.com. Cost is $25, which includes seminar, butterfly host plant and refreshments. Your registration includes a visit to a custom-designed, interactive butterfly garden with more than 250 butterflies and host plants. Proceeds benefit Children’s Bereavement Programs.
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6/20 Charles Pennington Curt Lowinske Francene Preston Linda Lee Krebs Hal Pryor Kathy Davis Char Dantzman Kaye Loper Mike McCarthy
6/27 Flo Gustafson Rose Tan Bob Tan Tom Dantzman Joan Rogow Terri Clegg
7/4 Ruth Mangles Betty Pennington Terri Clegg Joan Rogow Mike McCarthy Linda Lee Krebs Charles Pennington Hal Pryor Bob Tan
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7/18 Char Dantzman Bob Gustafson Ruth Mangles Bob Shann Jackie Riffle Mike McCarthy Flo Gustafson Tom Preston Linda Lee Krebs
Weekly Activity News and Scores Pinochle
Wed 6:30 W
6/5 1 Terri Clegg 762 2 Hal Pryor 726 3 Vera Shann 713
6/12 1 Vera Shann 803 2 Bob Shann 787
6/19 1 Dick Carnevale 773 2 Terri Clegg 738 3 Frank Wisniewski 727
6/26 1 Art Nash 737 2 Bob Shann 730 3 Dick Carnevale 719
Euchre North Tues 6:30 pm
6/25 1 Sharon Warrick 2 Francene Preston
7/2 1 Alan Arnst 2 Greg Wiesner
7/9 1 Alan Arnst 2 Francene Preston
7/16 1 Francene Preston 2 Tom Preston
Skip-Bo Friday
6/21 1 Maureen Wisniewski 2 Frank Wisniewski 3 Shirley Dault
6/28 1 Luzie McKay 2 Peggy Gagnon 3 Kathy Davis
7/5 1 Al Fake 2 Ian Count 3 Joan Anger
7/12 1 Al Fake 2 Shirley Dault 3 Luzie McKay
7/19 1 Denise Cranford 2 Al Fake 3 Rick Gagnon
Water Volleyball
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FAMILY TREE OF VINCENT VAN GOGH: His dizzy aunt ------------------------------------------------ Verti Gogh The brother who ate prunes------------------------------- Gotta Gogh The brother who worked at a convenience store----- Stop'N Gogh The grandfather from Yugoslavia ---------------------------- U Gogh His magician uncle -------------------------------- Where-diddy Gogh His Mexican cousin ---------------------------------------- A Mee Gogh The Mexican cousin's American half-brother --------- Gring Gogh The nephew who drove a stage coach -------------- Wells-far Gogh The constipated uncle -------------------------------------- Can't Gogh The ballroom dancing aunt ------------------------------- Tang Gogh The bird lover uncle -------------------------------------- Flamin Gogh An aunt who taught positive thinking ---------------- Way-to-Gogh The little bouncy nephew ------------------------------------ Poe Gogh A sister who loved disco -------------- ------------------------- Go Gogh The brother with low back pain----------------------- Lum Bay Gogh And his niece who travels the country in an RV --- Winnie Bay Gogh I saw you smiling. There ya Gogh.
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Weekly Activity News and Scores ACTIVITY LOCATION DAY TIME
313 Cards North F 1p
313 Cards West M 1p
Bible Study Will resume In Fall 10a
Bible Study - Ladies West T 10a
Billiards East M W 6p
BINGO North T 1:00p
Bocce East T & 1st & 4th TH 4:15p
Bowling AMF M 1p
Bridge North M 6:30p
Bridge North W 12:30p
Canasta North TH 1p
Ceramics East Anytime- Contact the Office
Euchre North T 6:30
Golf - Couples North TH 8:15a
Golf - Ladies’ North T 8:15a
Golf - Men’s North W 8:15a
Golf Mixed North F 8:15a
Line Dancing Will resume in September
Meet n Greet North 2nd Wed. of Mt. 3-5p
Mexican Canasta West TH 7p
Movies North W 7p
Pay Me the Money West TH 1p
Pickleball West M W TH F 8:30a
Pinochle West W 6:30p
Pool Players East M W 6-8p
Quilting East T 1p
Reading Library W 10-11a
RG Community Church North SU 10a
Shuffleboard East T TH 9:00a
Skip Bo West F 1p
Stretch-N-Tone Will resume in October
Sweatin’ to the Oldies Will resume in November
Tennis West
Texas Hold ‘Em West M 6p
Texas Hold ‘Em Tourny West F 6p
Water Aerobics & 1/2 hr Noodle workout
East M W F 11-12:30p
Water Aerobics North MWF 10a
Water Aerobics West MWF 10a
Women Helping Others West W 1p
Woodshop 17 West TH 9-11a
Billiards MON & WED 6-8P East Clubhouse
Looking for new players.
Wed Poker Game Right now we hope to have a new low stakes FUN poker game that needs another player or 2!. 7 & 5 card various high hand games but no low ball & no wild card games. If inter-ested contact Dennis at 352-509-2142
Poker TUE 6-9 PM East Clubhouse
We have a friendly game of poker & are looking for a few people who are interested to play weekly or be substitutes when someone is away.
Monthly Dances Well dance season has come to an end. Thank you all for your participation and hope you have enjoyed them. No Dance for May, June, July, August and September. Dances resume October 19, 2013 with Cool Breeze. Watch for sched-ule of monthly dances in Septembers newsletter. Please e-mail if you like the dances, enjoy the entertainment, want them to continue or have some other ideas. [email protected] Thanks your Linda Lee Krebs
Water Aerobics MON - WED - FRI
10A North Pool or 11A East Pool Join us in the pool for exercise.
Pickleball Tennis Court MON - WED - THURS - FRI 8:30a
Anyone interested in playing or learning to play the fastest growing seniors sport in the country meet at the Rolling Greens tennis court - Call Rick 218-780-5348
BINGO EVERY TUES - STARTS AT 1:00P Come early! A FREE game for a warm up wins your next pack FREE. New Mgmt Rose & Charles Amato 352-694-5628
Line Dancing I want to thank all who attended both beginners and begin-ners plus classes this past season. I look forward to seeing all of you in the beginning Wednesday, Sept. 11th. Dancing feet make me smile. Thank you. Linda Lee Krebs 624-3154
Paint Classes If you are interested in painting during the summer please contact me and we can set something up. Linda Lee Krebs at 612-3154.
Mah Jong Are there any Mah Jong players among the new resi-dents of Rolling Greens? We are down to two players due to illness of former players. If interested, call Pat Shore 624-2792
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Aug. 19 Seminole Hard Rock Casino $26 Oct. 9 Tarpon Springs $49 Oct. 19 Cedar Key Seafood Festival $29 Nov. 9 Hello Dolly @ Show Palace $78 Nov. 28 Thanksgiving @ Show Palace $78 Dec. 17 White Christmas @ Show Palace $78 *************************************************
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Residents Speak Hello Resident's of Rolling Greens Community:
NO! THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS NOT DEAD. I am a resident in this community. Many of you may know me and don't worry if you don't. I have recently not only been honored but also blessed to be voted by the GOP as your Precinct Committee person that is charged with the responsi-bility to help all of you to vote with ease and understanding of our candidates in the coming 2014 and 2016 elections. Now, for those who have known the tricks played on the primary candidates in Tampa in 2012 who were running for President are the Conservatives it was Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul. Do you have an idea why the Rino' of the party, by the way, are not Republican/Conservative but Democrats invading our party but vote liberal. So, the party rules on nominating a Conservative candidate for office did not happen. As we all well know, what we have as our President and his officers is not only a shame but a true Marxist and communist to the full-est degree. I hope you all are reading and watching good news programs but be very careful because the news media over all is mostly responsible for the mess we now have in Washing-ton. Yes, there is so much more that I could talk about, so that I don't bore you anymore, just know that I do my very best to help our community have a true and fair election because that is the only way that we the people can once again bring back our country or if we don't than there will likely be no going back anymore. A few issues that are of real concern: Health Care which is known by Obama Care. I plan to have a town hall meeting to include the truth of this law. God forbid it is passed. I will try and have a speaker who will tell us the real side to this bill. Employment, Housing, Finances, Cost of living, energy, who to trust in congress, so other issues will be added as well. I suggested for the time being to chime into the group called Numbers.com there you will be able to fax all you want for free and it is a safe site. The fax information will go directly to your congressman that you don't want for example, the am-mensity/immigration bill passed. That would be a disaster. So sign in to that group and yes I use that program daily to fax all I can. Just know how to contact me from this day forward, anytime, my answering machine will open and running 7/24 just for you and I promise I will get back with you immedi-ately. Together, we will work and play together in our commu-nity. But, folks, we must if were republicans vote back in Con-servatives. WATCH OUR MONTHLY NEWSLETTERS FOR INFORMATION. Those who live year around if you are interested the board of elections is asking people who would like to work the polls on election day to contact them to inquire about training days. We badly need GOP poll watchers. If you need contact numbers let me know. If you’re on line you could go to truethevote.com and educate your self, it is free and very en-joyable on the importance of having free and fair elections or our country as I have said is slipping away. WAKE UP GUYS. Those who live up north and are here part time are wel-come to our events and invited to contact me as well. If you live up north you will vote for the party and we hope it will be Conservative candidates.
R. G. Golf Association By Rose & Charles Amato
Chipper Division 1st John Walters Russ Grant +25.75 Al Transue Elmer Bullerdick 2nd Harry Wiggins Bart Baker +22.75 Herb Schlander Gene Kropilak 3rd Tom Mullen Dave Peck +20.00 Bob Senge Andrew Dill
Putter Division 1st Bob Pennington Tammy Pennington +18.75 Mike Secki Kathy Secki 2nd Don Riley Nora Riley +18.50 Doug Casity Bonnie Wiggins 3rd Jim Hill Rhea Hill +15.50 Tom Preston Sue Riggio
Closest to the Pin Hole #5 Doug Casity Hole #16 Don Nelson Hole #17 Flo Gustafson
Thanks so much and yes if you have any information, ideas, suggestions or you would like to attend the monthly GOP meet-ing let me know also our city has a wonderful Tea Party group at meetings Monday evenings, if your interested, let me know. GET INVOLVED. LATER WILL NOT BE AROUND AGAIN. Harriet Brinker, Killarney Ct., (352)-624-0913
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American Flags If you have any worn out American Flags VFW Post #4209 on 36th Ave. has a collection box and when enough flags are col-lected they hold a proper burning ceremony for worn out flags. Pat Shore, 7101 Cherry Pass or Laura Puglise, 203B E. Gleneagles Rd. are both Aux. members and would be happy to take delivery of all worn out American Flags. Thanks!
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Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, I think about you sometimes even when I’m not praying. Elliott
Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, I am Amearican. What are you? Robert
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Putters Café at Rolling Greens
Breakfast 7:00am—10:30am 2 eggs w/toast $3.49 w/bacon or sausage $4.99 Biscuits & Sausage Gravy $3.99 Egg, cheese, bacon or sausage on an English muffin $3.59 Toast (2 slices) $1.50 English Muffin or Bagel $1.50 Pastries $1.00 Coffee (free refills) $1.00 Juice $1.89 Lunch 11:00am—1:30pm Sandwiches & Wraps Chicken, Tuna, or Ham Salad $5.79 Egg Salad $5.49 Ham & Cheese $6.45 BLT $5.95 Roasted Turkey $5.95 Grilled Cheese $3.95 1/2 Sandwich $3.95 Hot Dog $2.50 Chili Dog $3.00 w/cheese $3.50 Garden Salad $3.25 Chef Salad $7.39 Iced Tea, Soft Drinks, Bottled Water $1.89 Power Ade $2.39
GATLINBURG, TN TIME SHARE WEEK FOR RENT
Enjoy a Smoky Mountain vacation in Gatlinburg October 26 to November 2, 2013. Just $650 for the week which you can share with family and friends. After a hot Florida sum-mer, plan to get away to the mountains. A one day drive from Ocala takes you to a mountain Chalet that sleeps eight adults at a fully furnished and equipped home with three bedrooms (plus sleeper sofa) and two full baths, washer and dryer and full kitchen. Wrap around deck, ample parking, and just three steps from car to door. Views of the Smoky Mountains and adjacent to the National Park. Lots of enter-tainment, shopping and restaurants or cook some meals at the Chalet. Visit on line @ clubchalet.com (Unit 7A). Time share unit is also for sale for $1250. Call Barbara Critch-field at 433-0924. Telephone number reaches me at Rolling Greens and in Ohio.
Residents Speak By Tom Mullen Golf is a great game, and it is fun. That is what we tell the new player's who are trying to learn. There are a lot of women learning how to play. It is a wonderful thing to see our wives playing, and a lot of single ladies too. Yes, they may be a little slow at first, but we are all having FUN. To those one or two, (you had to learn) I have to laugh, that you say your game was ruined because the ladies were slow, grow up. If any of us were pros we would not be here in Rolling Greens. Ladies I for one am happy to see you playing. It will only help the Ladies Golf Association. To take this game to seriously is a shame. To play this game at our age is great. It is not how hard or far you hit the ball or how many times, it is how it arrived. So if you hear the word (etiquette) not to worry that will come as you
Beautiful Home For Sale 1498B Killarney Ct
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2 Bedroom/2 baths 24’ x 48’ = 1152 sq. ft. Roof over 10 yr. warrantee FL room w/ac Refrigerator-Yes HVAC w/UV filter Cook-top + built in oven Dishwasher-yes Window Treatments-custom Sprinkler system Double u-room New hot water heater Laminate flooring New carpeting New sinks & fixtures in baths Custom drapes New vertical & mini blinds New built-in wall oven New stucco skirting New windows Freshly painted exterior Well maintained Move in condition Furnished Corner home site #720 Beautifully landscaped home site recently
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Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, If you watch in Church on Sunday I will show you my new shoes. Mickey D.
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Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, Please put a -nother Holiday between Christmas and Easter. There is nothing good in there now. Ginny
Through a child's eyes.....Dear-God-if we-come-back as -something-please -don't let-me-be-Jennifer-Horton because -hate her. Denise
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SILVER SPRINGS SHORES Presbyterian Church
674 Silver Road
Invites you to join us each Sunday 8:30am or 11:00am Traditional Worship
9:45 Bible Study Senior Dining Site
Alzheimer’s Support Group Thrift Store
www.ssspreschurch.org
687-1119 Alan Cummings, Minister
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(Disciples of Christ)
Meditation Time: 8:30-9:00 AM (Communion Available)
Worship: 10:30 AM Fellowship Time: 9:00 AM Sunday School: 9:15 AM
(352) 629-6485
1908 SE Fort King Street Ocala, FL 34471
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ST. PAUL'S UNITED METHODIST
800 SE 41st Avenue, Ocala Church Office: 694-2161
REV. BOB WANNALL
Come celebrate with us each Sunday
SUNDAY SCHEDULE Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Worship & Children’s Church 10:30 a.m.
WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE Student Ministry Meal 7:00 p.m.
Student Ministry (6th-12th Gr.) 7:30 p.m.
Monthly Women & Men’s Group Women - 3rd Tue. & 2nd Thu. each mo. Men’s Breakfast- 2nd Tuesday each mo.
E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.stpaulsocala.org
St. Paul’s Christian School (Preschool) Monday—Friday
School Office: 694-4219
Rolling Greens Community Church
Sundays 10:00 AM North Clubhouse
All residents are invited. Pastor: Dr. Rob Henderson
Join us for Bible Study on Wednesdays at 10:00 AM
North Clubhouse
Come worship with us
Old Hymns & Good
Preaching
Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, If you give me genie lamp like Alladin I will give you anything you want except my money or my chess set. Raphael
Through a child's eyes.....Dear God, If you let the dinasor not exstinct we would not have a country. You did the right thing. Jonathan
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