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Disclaimer The Editor and 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. Editor—Donna Furce
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Advertisers Page # 19 AC Guys 26 Air Conditioning & Heating Jerry VanZandt 28 All Florida Insurance 24 All Florida Weatherproofing & Construction 27 AMS, Inc. 12 Appliance Doctor 30 Ascension Lutheran Church 18 Belleview Heating & Air 19 C.V.S. 8 Chem-Dry of Marion County 15 Classic Pharmacy 15 Community Roofing 30 D.C. Handyman Services 30 Discount Brake and Tire 29 First Choice Windows 11,25 Florida Anchor & Barrier 21 Four Star Homes 20 Four Star Homes-Donna Baird & Larry Hanson
10 Freedom Anchor & Barrier 12,32 Furce Pest Control 28 Golf Cart Sales/Repairs - Stormer 6 Handyman - Tim Maggione 7 Hospice of Marion County 6 Manny’s Appliance Repair Service 27 Massage - Patrice Stone 3 Medicare Information 5 MH Florida Living 18 Mobile Home Depot 9 Mobile Home Maintenance 9 Needham Plumbing & Electric 13 Ocala Heating Air Conditioning 10 Reigning Cats and Dogs 31 R.G. Community Church 10 R.G. Sales 24 R. & R. Transportation 31 S.S.S. Presbyterian Church 31 St. George Anglican Church 31 St. Paul’s United Methodist 23 Sunbelt Mobile Homes Resales
Articles Page # 7 911 Cell Phones 9 Acrylic CLOCK 17 Activities 10 American Flags 14 Area Directors 8 Area Directors Meeting 18 Arts & Craft Show 10 Bible Study 6 Biloxi 2019 Trip 22 BINGO 22 Did You Know? Bunker Shots 4 Editors Note 7 Farewell 24 Fast Track 16 Flu Shot 16 Food Pantry 8 For Rent 8 For Sale 16 Game Scores 12 Genealogy Group 22 Golf New 20 Hospice of Marion County 9 ID Tags 30 Labels for Education 12 Library 8 Mark Your Calendar 20 Meet & Greet 16 Mexican Train 9 Midwest Club 12 Mixed Media Class 20 Nashville Country Legends 20 New York Club 14 Nomination Committee 12 Oil Painting Class 6 Operation ShoeBox Report 2 Phone Number Changes 22 Photograph 7 Pickleball 16 Pool/Eight Ball 4 R.G. News Deadlines Dates 4 R.G.H.O.A. 1st V-President 4 R.G.H.O.A. Meetings 4 R.G.H.O.A. Officers & Office 3 R.G.H.O.A. Oktoberfest 3 R.G.H.O.A. President 18 R.G.H.O.A. Rummage Sale 6 R.G.H.O.A. Veterans’ Day BBQ 18 R.G.V.F.D. Equipment 18 R.G.V.F.D. Memorial Service 18 Recipe Corner 24,28 Resident Speaks 7 Scripture Rosary 10 Singles Club
Rolling Greens News
P.O. Box 2288, Silver Springs, FL. 34489 — [email protected] (352) 236-0007
Deadlines for the November issue: Articles due: October 17th, 2018 - Wed. - 12 Noon
Ads due: October 15th, 2018 - Mon. - 12 Noon Assembly: October 25th, 2018 - Thurs. - 10:30 am - Auditorium
Phone Change
Thomas & Charlotte Dan-tzman
10 Stretch and Tone Articles
Page # 16 Sweatin’ to the Oldies 6 Thank You 10 VVA #1085 8 Wanted 24 Webmaster 30 What the Bellhop Saw 7 Woodshop 30 Zumba
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President By Sandra Leach Presidents Comments at Residents September 2018 HOA Meeting I would like to welcome you back after the summer; however, the HOA board and committee chairpersons have continued to meet and work at their designated tasks during the summer months. I would like to take a moment to reintroduce to you, and to any new members & residents here tonight, your 2018 board and committee chairper-sons. (those introduced are listed in the front of the newsletter.) Why Join the HOA: The main reason for joining and becoming an active member of your HOA is solidarity when it comes time to negotiate rent increas-es, as our current negotiated rents are only locked in until 2020. If we do not have a strong HOA, let alone no HOA at all, the owners have no reason to negotiate. I believe we all know that they are not going to negotiate with each of us individually; therefore, we have to show a strong position which is accomplished by the number of owner resi-dents that are members of the HOA. At $15 per year/per owned resi-dence this is a small price to pay for that bargaining position. Social Developments: Social gatherings held so far this year – Spaghetti Dinner fund raiser, Get Together With old Friends, Easter Lunch with Newby, Me-morial Day with the VVA, 4th of July with Newby, Pool Party Luau and Labor Day party. Changes were made in the handling of Bingo, based on the laws of Florida and Marion County. It is important to realize that it cannot exist unless it is under the umbrella of the HOA and adhering to the law; therefore, the HOA brought it under compliance and it is mov-ing forward.
Q: What is the most important subject a witch learns in school?
President cont. Reminder of Future Events: October – Oktoberfest party November - Honoring of Veterans, Nominations for the board and reading of (changes to the by laws). December – Christmas celebration, voting for the board and voting on the changes to the by laws Final Comments: Volunteering – with a count of over 270 households, it would be good if everyone volunteered for at least one HOA activity – board member, committee chairperson, committee member or even an event activity. Please help because if it is left up to the same people they will burn out and then there will be no one. I would like to take this opportunity, on behalf of the Board members, the Committee Chairman persons and myself, to thank all of you for your positive comments and words of encouragement. It means a lot to all of us, especially when we hear comments from residents as to “why should we join the HOA – after all they don’t do anything for us. all they do is have social events.” Hopefully you know that it is a little more than that.
Oktoberfest Sponsored by your H.O.A. When: Saturday, October 20th Where: Auditorium at 5:00 pm What: Brats/Hot Dogs German/Regular Potato Salad, Sauerkraut and Water/Soda Free to green or orange card holders. For all others it will be a cost of $3.00 per person Bring a side to share at the main table. Sign-up will be at the desk in the Community Center from September 13th to October 15th.
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R.G. 2018 HOA Meetings Board meetings at 3:30 PM @ Auditorium Member meetings at 7 PM @ Auditorium
Member meeting Board meeting October 2nd October 1st November 6th November 5th December 11th December 10th January 2nd January 2nd (Multipurpose Rm)
February 6th February 5th March 6th March 5th April 3rd April 2nd May 1st April 30th No Meeting June 4th
No Meeting July 2nd No Meeting August 6th September 4th September 4th (Multipurpose Rm)
October 2nd October 1st November 6th November 5th December 11th December 10th
2018 ROLLING GREENS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION (RGHOA) BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Title Name Address Phone Email
President Sandra Leach 6899A Holyoke Ct 352-509-2390 [email protected]
1st Vice-Pres. Kathleen Allen 6401D Lakewood Dr 352-509-2234 [email protected]
2nd Vice-Pres. Abby McNeel 6304 LaCosta Dr. 352-509-2276 [email protected]
Secretary Robert Senge 219 East Gleneagles Rd 302-743-4557 [email protected]
Treasurer Michael Stone 7197D Sunningdale Dr 561-445-2004 [email protected]
Area Directors
Area 1 Diane Weingartner 208C East Gleneagles Rd 352-694-3976 [email protected]
Area 2 Linnea Corneilson 1005 West Gleneagles Rd 352-624-2786 [email protected]
Area 3 Douglas Wedel 1705A Sedgefield Ln 608-513-8761 [email protected]
Area 4 Bonnie Quackenbush 1902 Birkdale Ln 352-624-1114 [email protected] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Webmaster Tim Hilgeford 1729 Indian Wells Ave 770-634-5706 rghoa.net
Office
General Manager Wes Strider 352-624-0140 Senior Admin. Assistant Luke Minner 352-624-0140 Admin. Assistant Judy Blank 352-624-0140
New Deadlines for R.G. News 2018
Issue Articles Due Ads Due Assembly November Oct. 17th Oct. 15th Oct. 25th December Nov. 19th Nov. 16th Nov. 29th January Dec. 19th Dec. 17th Jan. 3rd
1st Vice President Kathy Allen 352-509-2234 We hope everyone has received their letter from Cove on the purchase of our community. So many residents have remarked how much they love the name change to Rolling Greens Village, I agree. We all look forward to one day meeting Brian Sweat, the regional manager, who sent us the informative letter about Cove. Thank you to Naomi for hosting the Talk @ Latte on Septem-ber 13th. Clay Puckett from Waste Management came back to discuss some new guidelines for re-cycling in Marion County and they will impact those of us who re-cycle in Rolling Greens. Look forward to seeing you at the October 2nd, 7pm auditori-um members meeting. Thank you for your support of the RGHOA.
Attention All Residents
While I've enjoyed working on this publication over the past 17 years, I'm now looking for someone who's interested in learning the ins and outs of the publication and playing a more active role in creating and distributing the newsletter. I've made many great friends in Rolling Greens over the years and this publication has brought me much happiness and fulfillment but as I get older, so do my children and grandchildren! That being said, I'm hoping to spend more time with my family in the near future. While my level of involvement in the paper may be decreas-ing, please be assured that I am committed to ensuring the newsletter continues as usual. Anyone with a serious interest in learning this business and being an active role in its success, please contact me. [email protected] 352-236-0007 Thank you in advance for all your support and understanding. -Donna Furce-
Q: What is a ghost’s favorite fruit?
Q: What do moms dress up as on Halloween? A: Mummies!
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Operation ShoeBox
By Kaye Loper 8-19 Thru 9-18 “Welcome Back,” to our snowbirds! Its so good to see them returning. I know we all wish we could say that to Our Troops, but that time has-n’t come. But your donation's let them know they are not forgotten and saying Thank You for all they are doing for Our Country and us here at home. Please help to let “The Troops” know this by making a dona-tion to Operation ShoeBox to help with shipping. The last donation for the month was $400.00. Please add your name to “The Donor’s List.” Every Donation helps.
Care Items
No Name Donations Lots of plastic bags(No Names) Janice Guiliano (2x) Yard - Nancy & Mom
Ann Quinlivan Written card & playing cards Personal items-No name Kaye Loper
Loa Knapp Philip Longo Janice Guiliano Pat Angelo W.H.O. - Women Helping Others
Cash for Shipping
DAV #85 Bingo Sandy Leach Jim Puglise Linda Smith & Anna Bunch Mary Micone Sue LaChausse
Chesterine & Bob Breen Linda & Jim Cavaco Judy Burke Dot & Bill Portalla Jeff Leib Vin Biancho Doug Wedel
Bob & Tammy Pennington Ann Quinlivan Rich & Kathy Allen Bill & Barbara Farrell (2x) Maureen & Frank Wisniewski Kathy Allen Flo Gustafson
We would like to thank Pat Angelo for the donations of Steer-ing wheel cover she made and donated to raise money for shipping cost. They really do help. I’ve sure you all know how hot the steering wheel can get. Her donation made $70 for Operation ShoeBox so far. I still have a few… try one only $5 each. Thank you Pat. W.H.O. (Women Helping Others) is back. I found Soldiers Bags and a lot of items at my door. They make lots of things for lots of people who need help and Operation ShoeBox is one of them. They meet on Wednesday at the West Clubhouse at 1pm. You are invited! Come and help W.H.O to help at this. Hope to see you there! Thank you WHO’s. Kaye for Mary Harper and Operation ShoeBox
Thank You Thank You to one and all!
I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the many prayers, condolences, cards and hugs I received at the time of the sudden death of my daughter, Susan. Truly, Rae Horn
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Thank You I would like to thank everyone that called, visited, brought food, flow-ers, gave/sent me a card and get well wishes. I’m overwhelmed by so many who care. Thanks, Donna Guernsey
Tim Maggione Rolling Greens Resident 10 Years
Painting (Inside, Outside, Driveways)
Flooring Roofing (Cleaning & Repair) Wall Papering Pressure Washing (Houses, Drives, etc.) Screen Repair/Replacement Plumbing (Faucets, Sinks, Disposal, Toilets, Hot Water Maintenance) Landscaping (Trimming, Raking, Edging, Planting, Tree Limbs & Flower Beds)
“A Handy Guy to Have Around” Strong Work Ethic, Friendly, Professional
Biloxi 2019 Trip By Rich Allen 509-2234 Hello everyone; I have been approached by some of you regarding our annual Biloxi Casino trip. I was considering not doing the trip this year after last years poor showing, but I decided to put this article out to help me make a decision. If you are considering on going please let me know by calling me or by email. My email address is ([email protected]). This year if you decide to sign up, I will require FULL payment at the time of sign up, not months later. The trip requires at least 45 paid people. I am looking at the date Monday, Feb 25th thru Thurs., Feb 28th 2018. “Ash Wed.” is Mar. 6th so we are out of there before Mardi Gras begins. Cost will be announced after I get enough positive feed back, and then I will meet with American Travel to put the trip together. I expect the cost to be a little higher because of a hotel upgrade. I am looking at the Beau this time instead of the Palace. Last year ($490 a couple). I am also looking at a half day in NOLA if enough people sign up. Looking forward to your response. Deadline is Oct 31st. Thanks
Q: Why did the skeleton cross the road? A: To get to the body shop.
Veterans' Day BBQ Please join your HOA in honoring our Veterans the day after the official holiday. WHY you may ask are we wait-ing to do it that day? Many of the restaurants in town are hon-oring our Veterans with free meals on Sunday. However, some of our veterans will not be there at our get together as they will be serving other Veterans at the Ritz in downtown Ocala. For those who will be attending, you will have a choice of a hot dog or hamburger on a bun, chips and water or soda. Please bring a side dish to share for the buffet table When: Monday, November 12, 2018 beginning at 12:00 in the Auditorium. Fee to all Veterans and residents with green or orange card. The cost to everyone else will be $2.00. SIGNUP: Will be at the desk in the Community Center begin-ning October 22nd and ending November 6th.
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911 Cell Phones Bob Mikler does the 911 cell phones. He uses old cell phones to make emergency 911 phones for people who may need them. There is a box in the Auditorium where you can drop your phones off. If you are in need of a 911 phone, you can call Bob at 512-0204. Scripture Rosary
Please join us on the last Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. for Scripture Rosary followed by coffee and donuts. Helen Cater, 1102 B W. Gleneagles – 509-2069
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Woodshop By Doug Wedel The wood shop will have its first meeting for 2018-2019 on October 9th at 9 am in the multi-purpose room at the Community Cen-ter. Hope that all the members can make it to the meeting, This is also the best time for anyone interested in the woodshop to attend.
Farewell Anthony Belden, 103, Ocala, FL August 28, 2018 WATERTOWN, NY — Anthony Belden, age 103, died of natural causes on Aug. 18, 2018 in Ocala, Florida. He is survived by his sons Gerald J. (Julie) Belden of Ithaca, NY and Patrick A. (Gloria) Belden of Ocala, FL. He was predeceased in death by his wife Adele (Peck) Belden; his son Thomas P. (Sandy) Belden; his daughter Carol (Bob) Gessley; and his five brothers James, Louis, Jerry, Jack, and Michael. Anthony was born in 1915 in Oswego, NY, to parents Patrick and Anna (Paragon) Belden. He graduated from Watertown High school in 1934. He loved to play sports and was on the baseball, basketball, football, and golf teams. He worked for the US Post Office for several years and then for Sears for 31 years before retiring. Tony loved golf and was proud of his six hole-in-ones he had while living in Florida. Along with being a loving father and husband, he loved to share his life stories. For these reasons and more, he will be greatly missed. No services will be held. Internment will at Glenwood Cemetery in Watertown, NY.
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Farewell Memorial for Victor (Pete) Shorette Victor (Pete) Shorette, a long time resident of Rolling Greens, passed away February 5, 2017. The internment of his ashes will be held at Ascension Lutheran Church on Saturday, October 13, 2018 at 11:00. Victor is survived by his children, Stephen (Steven) Shorette, Susan (Doug) Wedel, Diane (Dave) Shorette Ogden and David (Maureen) Shorette. Six grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. He is also survived by his brothers, Lou (Pat) Shorette, Gary (Ann) Shorette, Steve (Jane) Shorette and sister Mary Lee (Harold) Flight. He was preceded in death by his wife Lucille, parents, two brothers and two sisters.. He was preceded in death by his wife Lucille, parents, two brothers and two sisters.
Q: When is it bad luck to be followed by a black cat? A: When you’re a mouse.
Q: What do birds say on Halloween? A: Twick o tweet
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For Sale There is no charge for listing items for sale to residents of R.G.
GE washing machine, $100.00, Hotpoint dryer $75.00, both in very good condition. 203-715-9438 or 203-715- 0221
1990 Isuzu extended cab pickup. 4 cylinder, manual transmission, good condition, dependable transportation. 153,000 miles, $2800.00 OBO. Contact Marianne 678-603-5584
1738 Indian Wells - By Owner - Asking $24,900. Fully furnished. Ap-prox. 1290 sq. ft., 2 bed., 2 baths, large kitchen, large pantry, large living room, master bedroom and glassed Florida room with A/C. Large shed with washer/dryer. Sprinkler system, on corner lot. Must be seen to appreciate. Call Jake at 694-4392 or 502-2452
2 bedroom/2 baths double wide, mostly furnished, 1300 sq. ft. Excel-lent condition. 624-3276
Hand Crafted Jewelry, all nickel free, Earrings, Necklaces, Anklets, $5 each. Made by CRYS. Contact Donna Guernsey. 502-303-2961
223 East Gleneagles Rd, fully furnished. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, open floor plan. New triple pane windows. New roof. Golf course view. Must see to appreciate. $34,900.00. 315-415-4924
For Rent
1738 Indian Wells, fully furnished, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, large kitchen, large pantry, large living room, master bedroom and glassed Florida room with a/c, large shed with washer/dryer. Including golf cart. Avail-able now. $1400. per month, minimum 4 months. Call Jake at (352) 694-4392 or (352) 502-2452
1003-C West Gleneagles, Special summer rental price (4 month mini-mum) with spectacular view of Rolling Greens Golf Course. Take ad-vantage of reduced rate until December with option for responsible, caring tenant to remain year round under comfortable conditions. Call new owner Joe now at 732-581-7659 or visit him May 31st to June 6th on location.
Wanted Roommate Wanted--55+ Female to share home. Golf course view. No pets, No smoking, No drugs or alcohol. $550./ mo plus utilities. Call 570-660-0584
1604 B West Gleneagles Rd. Large (1425 sq. ft.), well-maintained home with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, on large, corner lot. Open floor plan. Fresh, neutral paint. Large Master bedroom with private bath. Large kitchen with newer dishwasher, garbage disposal and double oven. Comfortable enclosed porch to watch people go by. Interior laundry room with washer and dryer. Very good cabinet and closet space with customized built-in shelving. Newer remodeled guest bath. Newer doublewide carport. Utility room with sink and running water, work-bench and shelving. Built-in bookcase in family room and built-in hutch in dining room. Ceiling fans and marble sills throughout. Roof by Life Time. Non-smoking owners. $27,500. Contact: Bill or Janice Freeman: 352-513-5679 or 248-953-3124
Rental Wanted Active, retired, non-smoking senior couple without pets are looking to rent a 2 bedroom, 2 bath home for January, February, and maybe March 2019. Richard and Laura Cohen - 304-685-3859 or [email protected] Reference by Rolling Greens owner: John or Jane Riffe 304-216-6057 [email protected]
For Rent 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath, fully furnished with patio and covered parking. Electric, water and antenna TV included. 4-6 months at just $900.00 per month. By Santo Bike Trails. 352-867-5198
Q: Why didn’t the skeleton go to the ball?
Mark Your Calendars Nov. 10th - Arts & Craft Show Nov. 29th - Acrylic Clock Class Nov. 30th - RGGA Christmas Party Jan. 10th - Meet & Greet Jan.17th - What the Bellhop Saw Jan. 26th - Rummage Sale Feb. 24th - Nashville Country Legends Feb 25th - 28th - Biloxi Trip ??? April 11th - Meet & Greet
Meeting With Area Directors Areas 1 & 2 at 1:00pm on October 10th in the Auditorium Areas 3 & 4 at 1:00pm on October 24th in the Auditorium So please come as this will be a good time for you to meet your area Directors and talk with them about any issues you may be having.
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Rolling Greens ID Tag for your GOLF CART - 5”x12” metal plate $12.00 pus
$5.00 donation to Opera-tion ShoeBox
To order: call Jim Puglise 624-9747 or Kaye Loper 624-3725.
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Midwest Club Meeting Minutes September 8, 2018 In attendance was Duane and Jan Smith, Bob and Mary McDon-ald, Doug and Sue Wedel, Rich and Kathy Allen, Bonnie Quackenbush, Audrey Griffith, Barbara Campbell, Rich and Joan Bagley, Bonnie Wig-gins, Terrell Hilgeford Current officers of the Midwest Club: President – Vacant Vice President – Doug Wedel Secretary – Abby McNeel Treasurer – Jan Smith Balance in Treasury - $525.43 The Midwest Club is a social club open to residents of Rolling Greens. Unfortunately, if no president is in place, the club can no longer continue. An individual in the position of president must be a year-round resident. After much discussion, the decision was made to discontinue meetings through the end of 2018. If the Club continues the only open-ing now is the fourth Thursday of the month. If no president is in place by the end of the year, the club will be disbanded. Any funds in the treasury would be donated. A suggestion was made to donate the mon-ey to Francine Preston with everyone present in agreement. With the above stated, anyone interested in the position of Presi-dent should contact me, Doug Wedel, at 608-513-8167 or [email protected]
New England Club By Rich Allen Our club will be starting up again on Thurs., Oct 11th at 5PM. We will have our annual welcome back Pizza party then. There is NO cost for members and $4.00 for guests. The New England Club year begins then and our annual due's for the year will remain at the great price of $5.00 per person. If you would like to bring YOUR own personal salad please do. There will be NO share table only the Pizza Tables. I hope to see some new faces from those who moved into Rolling Greens since May. The Club is open to all owners and renters in Rolling Greens. You do not need to be from the New England area to join. Please arrive no later then 5:30 PM so we can get all the info we need recorded before the 6PM dinner. Remember to bring your own place setting, eating utensils and beverage.
SPECIAL ACRYLIC CLASS
November 29, 2018
6:30 pm West Clubhouse
Acrylic CLOCK on vinyl record.
Reservations and information call LINDA LEE KREBS 624-3154
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Stretch and Tone By JoAnne Fieschel Stretch & Tone meets on Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the old pro shop at 9:00 am. Please bring a mat (or beach towel) and light hand weights. Exercises can also be done from a chair. If you have questions, call JoAnne at 631-987-6842.
VVA Chapter 1085 Bruce Lamoureux President VVA - 1085 Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1085 will resume our regular monthly meetings on Thursday, October 4th in the Rolling Greens Auditorium. The meeting will begin at 7pm and we have many things to discuss and set our agenda for the rest of 2018. If you served in the military in the 60's and 70's you are probably eligible for membership. Come to one of our meetings and find out what we are all about. We aid and assist ALL veterans in any way we can. Our motto is "never again will one generation of veterans abandon another."
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 collect-ed they hold a proper burning ceremony for worn out flags. Pat Shore, 7101 Cherry Pass or Laura Puglise, 203B E. Gleneagles Rd. are both Auxiliary members and would be happy to take delivery of all worn out American Flags. Thanks!
Singles Club It’s shrimp time again! This time we are going to the
Red Lobster Restaurant on SR 200 Tuesday, Oct. 9th
We meet at the West Clubhouse at 4pm. Micki at 624-9563
Bible Study By Pat Greene Please come and join us for Bible Study beginning Sept. 11th. This study group is for men and woman. We will be studying topics which will address everyday prob-lems with Biblical solutions based on Scripture. In January we will be studying “The book of Revelation” which depicts end time events. I am certain that this study will enable you to understand better the State of the World as we see it now. We look forward to seeing you. God Bless
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Genealogy Group Come and join us in our search for interesting ancestors. Questions -Contact Alice Perkins at 585-245-3954 or [email protected]
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R.G. Library Corner By Barbara Critchfield What an exciting time to be a resident of Rolling Greens Village! It's a good feeling to be a part of Cove Communities and I hope everyone is looking forward to great progress in the days ahead. Mike and I were sorry to miss the recent introductory BBQ, but will catch up with all the news soon. If you've just received this month's issue of the R G News, you can be sure that I'm at home in Ohio reading it as soon as it's posted on the website. This is the last time I'll mention reading it from Ohio, as Mike and I will be packing up for our return to Florida very soon. We should be arriving in Rolling Greens by October 1 and preparing for the arrival of guests a week after our arrival. I'm looking forward to getting back to a routine of exercise classes, a bit of golf, social clubs, and visiting with residents at the Library and in the Community Center. I especially want to thank Jo Anne Fieschel and all the Library volunteers for taking good care of the Library during the summer. If travel plans are on your personal agenda, be sure to stop at the Library and browse through some of the beautiful books featuring all parts of the United States and foreign countries. You're also wel-come to use the computer in the Library to research any places of interest. See you at the Library soon.
Q: What did the little girl say when she had to choose be-tween a tricycle and a candy bar? A: “Trike or Treat?”
Q: Why didn’t the skeleton want to go to school? A: His heart wasn’t in it.
MIXED MEDIA CLASS
October 22, 2018 9 am West Clubhouse
Acrylic Sponge painting class Vase of Flowers
Reservations and information call Linda Lee Krebs at 624-3154
OIL PAINTING CLASS MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 JOIN US FOR A FUN DAY
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Area 4 By Bonnie Quackenbush Area 4 Director, HOA Board of Directors Wow! Things are sure rocking, rolling and shaking around here! So much activity going on that it is hard to take a nap! Wel-come Cove Communities our new owners. Hope you are all as anx-ious as I am to see things happening and the changes we are hopeful for. Change takes time, so everyone be patient. I had just finished my article and once again, not meeting the noon deadline, when suddenly, everything disappeared except for the paragraph above. No clue as to where it went, but here's the deal...for those of you who don't particularly like my articles or what I have to say, you will be happy. For those of you who so many times thank me and have expressed how much you look forward to them every month, I apologize. I take it that because it got lost, it was the work of the witches, spooks, ghosts and goblins! Happy Halloween everyone and by the way, this month you can shop for your Halloween, Thanksgiv-ing and Christmas decorations! You can find all of the October events in this newsletter, so I will skip that and just let you know that there are 2 flag displaying days this month. In closing....Laugh when you can, apologize when you should, let go of what you can't change, forgive quickly, take chances, give everything and have no regrets. Life is too short to be anything but happy.
R.G. Community Church Sundays 10am-12pm
Area 1 Diane Weingartner Director Hard to believe it's September already. Storms are aplenty. Please don't wait until it's knocking at our door to get ready. As of now we should keep the Carolina's in our prayers. Several years ago we had a CERT team in the Park and we disseminated a great deal of info to prepare. Last month the news letter had an orange insert in it and it was one of the best that I've seen in some time.....dig it out. Our snow birds will be back and I for one can't wait. We had a busy summer and the fall is looking to be a good one too. The volun-teer group has gone all out with events. It thrills me to see so many people step up to the plate to help. Thanks to one and all who did that. I'm also happy to see the park looking so good. Keep up the good work. If anyone needs help or questions, feel free to call. Bunny
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Nomination Committee By Tom Mullen
Volunteers...where are you? We need you! Yes, you reading this newsletter!
I know it is early, but it is time to think about being part of the H.O.A. Board, Area 2 & Area 4 are open, also two at large seats. We can not depend on the same people all the time. Please step up. The board we have now has worked very hard at getting so much done. So think about putting your name up for nomination. You can help. Call one of our Committee Members: Chairman Tom Mullen New phone # 352-342-0233
Committee: Judy Crites-- 352-322-3530 Amy Foley -- 954-325-0954 Jim Carter---- 352-624-3260
Area 2 By Linnea Corneilson Director We are now Rolling Greens Village A Cove Community. We can see work being done around the park and as I write this we are eager to meet our new owners, It is good to see familiar faces on staff in the park. On October 10th at 2:00 there will be another "Meet and Greet" your new neighbors in the Community Center. Come and get to put names to all the new faces we see in the Park. You will find out about all the programs, exercise groups and activities that Rolling Greens Village offers. Refreshments will be served. It is October. Hopefully we will get a little touch of cooler weath-er , but still enjoy the beautiful blue skies and warm days for fun out-side. Halloween candy fills the shelves of all the stores and football fills our screens every weekend. "Octoberfest" is scheduled for October 20th and I hope you all plan to attend. Welcome back to those who fled north for the summer. You missed fun HOA events . The Labor Day picnic was well attended and the food brought by residents was won-derful. Don't despair-- You can enjoy the events that are planned for the next months. Please remember that it is not too late to join the 275+ mem-bers of HOA. The dues are still only $15.00. All directors will accept your requests to join. On October 12th at 1:00 area 1 and 2 directors will be in the community Center to hear any questions or ideas to make Rolling Greens Village a better place. Please join Diane and me. The next week Area 3 and 4 will offer the same opportunity. If you can't make the time for your Area don't hesitate to come the other times. I am asking that any one interested in collecting oral histories from veterans of several American conflicts to contact Ocala Civic The-atre This is completely free to the veteran. They will set up the inter-view, provide camera equipment, record the history, provide the veter-ans with a copy complete the forms needed for submission, and send it to the Library of Congress. Kim Long, is the chairman of this project for the Ocala Civic Theatre and this is the special e-mail address for the project: veteranhistory2018@ gmail.com. If you are a veteran, please consider sharing your story. Volunteers are needed to help with this project. 1) We are looking for volunteers to interview, set-up cameras, help with administrative tasks like scheduling, and to serve on the steering committee. 2) We are looking for organizations that would like to volunteer as a group. either to help the project in general, or to be trained to collect histories for their organizations. The theatre will provide the training, paperwork, and support, and will channel the completed interview to the Library of Congress. We will provide this at no charge. 3) We are looking for veterans who are interested in being interviewed-- veterans of all conflicts listed by the Library of Congress, but especial-ly veterans of WW11, and the Korean War, as well as Vietnam and the Iraq wars and Afghan wars.is scheduled 4) We are looking for donations. While there is no cost to veterans, there will be limited costs for materials, (each interview must be submit-ted separately) postage, and a bit of administrative costs. This project is in anticipation of the 75th anniversary of D-Day Ocala
Civic Theatre ,The Appleton Art Museum, and Reilly Arts Center are co-operating in this important project along with the Library of Congress - "Veterans History Project of the American Folklife Center." Ocala Civic Theatre is presenting "Beyond Glory"- a one man show which tells the stories of eight Medal of Honor Recipients on November 15-18. I know that summer is a time when most of us take time to visit new and old places. Ed and I checked off a trip to Norway, Denmark, Germany, Poland, Estonia, St Petersburg Russia, Finland and Sweden. We are willing to talk about it to anyone who is interested. It was a trip of a lifetime and we are blessed to have been able to take it. We would like to hear about your trips too.
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Game Scores
Tuesday Poker Noon to 4:00p “Dealers Choice” Bring your dimes and join in. Contact Donna Guernsey 502-303-2961
Food Pantry If you need access please contact us and we will be happy to assist you or if necessary bring it to you. Please contact one of the following persons: Terrell Hilgeford 770-634-2432 Sue LaChausse 315-921-4125 Pat or Brian Hilliker 540-520-0347 Karen Badders 260-433-3627
No cribbage until November.
Flu Shots Will be available here in R.G.
Auditorium, Wed., October 17th, 9 AM to 1 PM
The clinic will be run by Walgreens who accepts Medicare and most all other insurance. Any
questions contact Linda Lee Krebs at 624-3154
Texas Hold’em Friday 6:00p W Bill Guernsey at
352-454-8687
Bunco will resume on Oct. 4, 2018 at the Community Center and continuing then on the1st and the 4th Wed of each month.
POOL / EIGHT BALL Anyone interested in learning how to play pool or would be interested in playing games, please let me know. Mondays from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. Come to the Pool Room in the Community Center. Dave Carson 352-233-7497 [email protected]
Sweatin' to the Oldies Marilyn 716-560-5398 Sweatin' to the Oldies has ended for the season. Hopefully Richard and I will see you at 9 AM on Nov. 1st.
Mexican Train
Tuesdays - Card Room - 1:30 p.m.
Come join us for Mexican Train, Tuesdays Weekly at 1:30p.m. in the Card Room in the Community Center.
Questions:
Eve Wright: 208-819-1290
Euchre started again on Tuesday September 11th.
Please arrive by 6:15 to begin at 6:30!
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5-25 Kathy Davis Francene Preston Dona Guernsey Marlene Wood Kathy Davis Eileen Fleming
5-28 Marlene Wood Kaye Loper Sue LaChausse Frank Wisniewski Loretta Nicol
6-1 Kerry Ellis (3x) Frank Wisniewski Sandie Leach (2x)
6-4 Sandie Leach (2x) Loretta Nicol Richard Nicol Kerry Ellis Frank Wisniewski
6-8 Sue LaChausse Kerry Ellis (2x) Frank Wisniewski(2x)
6-11 Francene Preston Angie Carrion Kerry Ellis(2x) Sue LaChausse (2x) Sandie Leach Marlene Wood Maureen Wisniewski Frank Wisniewski
6-15 Eileen Fleming(2x) Kerry Ellis Crystal Bulmer Donna Guernsey Lana Senge
6-18 Lana Senge(2x) Crystal Bulmer(2x) Loretta Nicol Donna Guernsey Richard Nicol(2x) Kaye Loper Sandie Leach
7-27 Donna Guernsey(2x) Kerry Ellis Eileen Fleming
313 7-1 cont.
Marlene Wood Jan Sparks
7-30 Jan Sparks Richard Nicol Kerry Ellis Rose Tan Kaye Loper Ossie
8-3 Kerry Ellis (2x) Sue LaChausse(3x) Lana Senge(3x) Eileen Fleming
8-6 Richard Nicol (2x) Angie Carrion(3x) Audrey Griffin
Pay Me the Money 7-19
Ozzie Omar Evelyn Kennedy Karen Badders Ann Quinlivan Judy Crites Gail Morrison Charles Pennington Robin Cunningham
7-26 Robin Cunningham Nelson Cunningham Char Dantzman Joe Quinlivan Joan Rogow Jim Kennedy Betty Pennington Kaye Loper Tom Preston
8-2 M.J. Robbins Char Dantzman Judy Snyder John Crites Nelson Cunningham Kerry Ellis Jim Kennedy Tom Preston Bob Tan
8-9 Tom Preston Kaye Loper Rose Tan Linda Lee Krebs Mike McCarthy Mary McCarthy Bob Tan Char Dantzman M.J. Robbins
8-16 Jim Carter M.J. Robbins Jim Kennedy Sheri Carter Ann Quinlivan Karen Badders Mike McCarthy Joe Quinlivan
No Bunco till Oct. 4, 2018
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Omaha Card Game Players Elsie Kirkland Interested in playing Omaha and/or Omaha hi-lo? Plan on a Wednesday night, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the West Club House card room. A quarter/half game. Call Elsie Kirkland at 369-6391. We are looking for a few more players. Don’t know how to play? No problem. You can learn while you play.
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Activities Location Day Time Contact
313 cards CC Mon/Fri 1pm Marlene-786-802-7386 Donna-502-303-2961
Ballroom Dance Lessons Aud Mon 7pm Social Director - 352-300-1207
Bible Study CC Tues 10am Pat Greene - 509-2253
Billiards CC Mon 2:00-4:00pm Dave Carson - 509-2470
BINGO Aud. Tues 1pm Judy Crites - 724-815-6679
Bocce Ball (Jan. - April) Sports Comp Every Tues & 1st & 4th Thurs 4:15pm Pat Husband - 607-221-5976
Book Club CC 1st Wed of month 11:15 Social Director - 352-300-1207
Bowling League AMF Lanes Mon 1pm Art Locke - 352-816-7558
Bridge CC Mon 6:30pm Glen Piper - 304-8046
Bridge (reg.) CC Wed 12:30pm Glen Piper - 304-8046
Bunco (resumes Oct. 4th) CC 1st & 3rd Wed. 6-8:30pm Doug Casity - 877-1092
Canasta (ends June - Sept) CC Thurs 1pm Marti Vetter - 908-910-8294
C.O.P.S CC 1st Mon. 10am Bill Applegate - 352-236-4520
Ceramics WCH any time/contact office for key RG Office - 352-624-0140
Cribbage Players Mon 6:30pm Jim 906-250-9555 Fran 705-490-2017
Euchre CC Thurs 6:30pm Fran Everson - 715-490-2017
Euchre (ends May - Sept) CC Tues 6:30pm Tom Preston 624-0994 [email protected]
Fast Track Cards CC Mon 1:30pm Linda Bakos: 804-921-2914
Genealogy Group MPR Wed 1:30-3:30P Alice Perkins - 585-245-3954
Golf (couples) Golf Course Thurs 12:30pm Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (ladies) Aud Tues 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (men's) Aud Wed 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf (mixed) Aud Fri 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Golf Tournaments Aud 1st & 3rd Sat 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810
Horseshoes Sports Comp Wed 9-11:30am Art Locke - 352-816-7558
Lap Weaving (ends May -Sept.) 6505A Lakewood Thurs 1pm-3pm Linda Collett - 694-6522
Library CC Everyday 8am -10pm Barbara Critchfield 352-433-0924
Mexican Train Card Rm Tues 1:30pm Eve Wright 208-8191290
Midwest Aud Sat 5pm Doug Wedel - 608-513-8761
Oil Painting Classes WCH 2nd Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154
Painting Class (mixed media) WCH 4th Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154
Pancake Breakfast Aud 2nd Sat 7:30-10am Charles Pennington - 624-0339
Pay Me the Money WCH Thurs 12:30-5:30pm Charles Pennington - 624-0339
Phase 10 Cards (all year) CC Wed 12:30-4pm Josephine Tholenaar 609-433-0027
Photography Club Tues Doug Wedel - 608-513-8761
Pickleball Sports Comp Mon-Wed-Thurs-Sat 9-11:30am Gerry Steward - 624-2406
Pinochle CC Mon 9am Bob Shann - 624-0946
Pinochle CC Thurs 12-5pm Bob Shann - 624-0946
Poker WCH Tues 12-4 pm Donna Guernsey - 502-303-2961
Poker WCH Wed 6-10pm Ric Wright - 208-818-7638
Quilting WCH Fri 1-3pm Mary McCarthy - 624-2901
R.G. Church Bible Study CC Wed 10 -11:30am Jake Scholten - 694-4392
R.G. Community Church Aud Sun 10am-12pm Jake Scholten - 694-4392
R.G. News Assembly Aud Usually last Thurs 10:30am -12pm Donna Furce - 236-0007
Scripture Rosary 1102B W Gleneagles Last Wed 6:30pm Helen Cater - 509-2069
Shuffleboard Sports Comp Tues & Thurs 9am Art Locke- 352-816-7558
Skip-Bo CC Fri 1pm Marti Vetter - 908-910-8294
Songsters (On Hiatus) Aud Elta Eberhardt - 509-2333
Stretch-n-Tone Aud Mon-Wed-Fri 9am - 9:45 am Jo Anne Fieschel - 624-1673
Sweatin’ to the Oldies (resumes Nov. 1st) Aud Tues & Thurs 9am Marilyn-716-560-5398 Beverly-585-652-7996
Texas Hold'em Poker WCH Fri 6-10pm Bill Guernsey - 454-8687
Water Aerobics (year round) Aquatic Mon-Wed-Fri 10-11am Rina Pare - 509-2021
W.H.O WCH Wed 1-3pm Pat Murphy - 352-694-1892
Woodshop(mtgs Oct.- May 2nd Tues.) WCH Thurs 9-11am Doug Wedel - 608-513-8761 or 608-513-5686
Yoga Old Pro Shop Tues & Thurs Tues 9am, Thurs 10am Naomi—352-300-1207
Aqua Zumba Pool Mon & Fri 11 am Naomi– 352-300-1207
Zumba (resumes in Fall) Aud Mon & Wed 10am Naomi -352-300-1207
ROLLING GREENS ACTIVITIES
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RGVFD Memorial Service The RGVFD would once again like to remind you of a beautiful service that they have decided to render to every resident in the park. If you have a family member who passes away and would like to have a memorial service for him/her here in the park, the volunteer fire dept. is here to help. We will provide a beautiful table set-up, cake, coffee, and a guest book. If there would be more food brought by other people, they would help
to serve it. The chair person to contact is Mary McCarthy at 352-624-2901.
R.G. Fire Dept. Equipment Update to medical equipment provided by the RGVFD. We, as an organization, strive to serve our community in many different ways, one of which is supplying people with temporary assistance with such things as wheelchairs, shower chairs, potty chairs, walkers, crutches, canes, etc. We continually update the equipment by purchasing new things when called for. For information, or to borrow any of these items you may call: Bob Pennington at 317 828-2652; Mike McLinden at 484-1244, or Judy Crites at 724-815-6679. They will make arrange-ments with you for returning the items when you first borrow them.
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Frankenstein: Witch can you make me a lemonade? Witch: Poof you are a lemonade!
“Mommy, everyone says I look like a werewolf.” “Please be quiet and comb your face.”
Q: What is a vampire’s favorite fruit? A: A nectarine!
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Meet & Greet For new Rolling Green residents or those interested in coming. Beginning at 2:00pm on the dates below for 2018-2019
October 12th January 10th
April 11th All residents/renters welcome. Refreshments will be provided.
Multipurpose Room, Community Center, Rolling Greens
Hospice of Marion County breaks ground for Memorial Park and Veterans Circle of Honor
(Ocala, FL – September 7, 2018)
Board members, staff and supporters were on hand to wit-ness the groundbreaking for a new memorial park, honoring veterans and loved ones. The magnificent park will feature a curved granite wall and a circle of military monuments around a flagpole; the site is on four acres of property named the Helen ‘Mimi’ Walker Campus. Hospice of Marion County (HMC) has four buildings on the campus, located just off Highway 441. The park will be located between Es-telle’s Hospice House and The Monarch Center at Sylvia’s, HMC’s new facility to serve bereaved families and the community. Funded by seed money, the Memorial Park will be built within three months, but will maintain an ongoing $250,000 fundraising cam-paign to complete the project. The granite memorial and brick pavers will be available for engraving, as is placement of names on the mili-tary monuments, representing each branch of the military. Benches and landscaping around the existing gazebo will allow people to remi-nisce in a serene environment within the city limits that feels like it’s miles away. “The goal of the park is to establish a permanent and peace-ful place of respite for those remembering a loved one,” says Rebec-ca Rogers, major gifts officer for HMC. “The park has been a dream for so long, and now it’s becoming a reality. We know it will be a rest-ful venue for services, events and gatherings.” The opening ceremony is planned for November 29 in recog-nition of National Hospice Month and the kick-off of the return of the Lights of Love memorial ornament sales.
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Photography By Doug Wedel The photo group will be putting on a photography class for anyone interested on the second Tuesday of the month October 9th at 2 pm in the multi-purpose room. All interested people are wel-come. This is a video course taught by a photographer from the staff of the National Geographic.
Golf News Bingo By Judy Crites Hello everyone, glad to see more residents returning to Rolling Greens! An update on our “Share the Wealth.” As most of you know, the Bingo players have contributed to this for Francine Preston in the amount of $427. This was given to Francine for her up coming need to pay for medications after her surgery. Francine wishes to thank everyone so much! Next week we will start a “Share the Wealth” for the VVA (Vietnam Veterans) for 4 weeks. For all returning residents, to play Bingo please bring proof that you own or rent here in Rolling Greens. Your proof can be your permanent resident pool pass (plastic card), an electric bill with your address. Renters, you should have a temporary pool pass with dates of your stay. Both are ac-ceptable and remember overnight guests must have a card from the kiosk. The best time to get this is in the morning or afternoon (not at lunch). Please join us. I look forward to meeting you.
1st Sat. Golf 8-4 9-15
Division 1
1st Place Jack Traxler Sherman Marques Roger Mott Walt Piechota
2nd Place Charles Amato Sue LaChausse Edie Vasbinder Mike Bush
3rd Place Terry Brown Bob Shann Dave Peck Bill Guernsey
Division 2
1st Place Paul Ghering Pat Ghering Rick Wright Bob Wiggins
2nd Place Ron Angelo Pat Angelo Tom Sadler Tom Mullen
3rd Place Laurel Thorne Linda Downs Carol Cross
Gloria Crossman 3rd Sat. Golf
9-15 Division 3 1st Place David Oslund Karen Finch Bob Klepter Vickie Klepter
2nd Place Rich Allen Kathy Allen Bonnie Wiggins Harry Wiggins
3rd Place Kerry Ellis Barb Muchant Ann Quinlivan Jim Carter
Closest to the Pin
Ladies Kerry Ellis-Pat Ghering
Men
Ladies Tues. Golf
8-28 A Flight 1st M.J. Robbins
B Flight 1st Bonnie Wiggins 2nd Kerry Ellis
C Flight 1st Zona Doane
Skins Sue LaChausse Kerry Ellis Gloria Grossman
Chip Ins Zona Doane
Birds Kerry Ellis
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A Flight 1st Sue LaChausse
B Flight 1st Bonnie Wiggins 2nd Carman Duncan
C Flight 1st Zona Doane
Skins Sue LaChausse
Birds No winners
Chip Ins No Winners
Ladies Tues. Golf
9-18 A Flight 1st M.J. Robbins
B Flight 1st Kerry Ellis 2nd Ann Quinlivan Tie Bonnie Wiggins
Skins Kerry Ellis
Chip Ins M.J. Robbins #17 Kerry Ellis #12
Birds Kerry Ellis #12
Notice
Men's Match Play Nov. 7-8-14
Sign up begins the last week of Oct. Entry Fee $5.00
Notice
1st R.G.G.A. Meeting Oct. 20, 2018
Notice
R.G.G.A. Christmas Party
Toys for Tots Nov. 30, 2018
Information on tickets to come.
President (RGGA) Rich Bossert
352-624-2810
BUNKER SHOTS SHOULD ONLY BE A MATTER OF COURSE MATH
Mike Stone Abridged From Golf Magazine / Oct. 2018 Watching your ball sail over the green after hitting a green side bunker shot is a depressing sight for sure. This explains why most weekend players end up taking partial, timid swings that decel-erate through ball impact. The result often times is that the ball re-mains in the sand. A better approach is to take full, aggressive swings from the green side sand, catching the bunker about three inches behind the ball and letting the club slide under and through. The only question should be which club to use - based on your distance from the pin. Here is how to nail this frustrating shot once and for all. Start out by mastering the swing that was just mentioned. With that swing, most players hit shots from the sand about a third as far as they do using the same club on the fairway. So if you can get 60 yards off the grass with a good swing using your lob wedge, you can count on about 20 yards (60 divided by 3) with the same swing properly placed coming out of the sand. If you count on your gap wedge to give you the better part of 90 yards on approach shots, the same swing should get you 30 yards out of the trap. You may need to adjust a little, depending on the softness or firmness of the sand, but that three-to-one ratio is a good base to work with. Once you are comfortable with a firm, full swing out of the sand, you’ll quickly see why most pros think sand shots are the easi-est on the course.
Notice Starting 6/18/18 the pro shop will not open until 7:30 AM. All golf-ers need to sign in by 7:45 AM
Note Couples is now play-ing Thursday morning. Start time 8:30 AM there and check in by 8:15 AM.
Notice 1st and 3rd Saturday Tournaments will start at 8:00 AM due to the hot weather. Sign in by 7:45 AM SHARP.
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Resident Speaks As newer residents we are not there full time and don’t know all of the nuances of the park yet. However in the recent newsletter area 4 Bonnie Quackenbush was “reminding” residents of respect and other aspects that really don’t belong in a report of the park. I took the article as being “reprimanded” for behavior in her eyes that may or may not be actual. I believe that personal comments and beliefs should not be expressed unless there is an opinion column in our newsletter. Can the board refrain other than conveying what is need-ed to know and the news of what needs to be communicated. I can’t believe I am the only one that shares this sentiment. How we as resi-dents choose to live is our business, if I need a supervisor on what everyone does or doesn’t do then the park management should be contacted. Please leave personal observations out of a community newsletter. Deb Hardy
The RG Web By Timothy Hilgeford [email protected] It’s been awhile since I’ve submitted an article, but with the end of summer and the return of our friends from the north country I thought I should update what’s going on. With the help of Abby McNeil, the activities page has been streamlined, if you feel your item was deleted by mistake please contact me and let me know. I am still in search of an assistant to help with the website, so if your interested give me a shout at [email protected]. Speaking of which, as I will be out of town the last week of October, no updates will be made from October 26 through November 2. As everyone is no doubt aware the sale of the Park was com-pleted and we are now a Cove Community. As information is updated it will be posted on the site as it becomes available to me. In closing I hope everyone had a great summer, but I for one am grateful to see it end. It’s been a hot one and I’m ready for some moderate temperatures and lower humidity.
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Resident Speaks Testimony of a Golfer
August 13th marked my 5th year here at RG, I have made many good friends and witnessed several transformations of the prop-erty. So let’s begin with the golf course. While touring RG looking for the right home my sales lady wouldn’t take me to the golf course, (smart of her), had I seen the property I would have gone further south to live. I bought a home and eventually played 18 holes within my first month here. It took 3 years before I played here again. To say the course was a GOAT yard would have been an upgrade back then. Not long ago someone had a light bulb moment, looked at a map, and recognized that RG is in Flori-da, which means year round golf. The light must have gotten brighter to that someone and thought, “what if “ we made the golf course better and more people would be interested in living here? Let me say at this point that thought never occurred to the genius who said, “Let’s build a BASKETBALL court so all our 50 to 80 year olds can run up and down on the hard concrete”. What a colossal waste of money!! But I digress. In time the ownership saw what a valuable sales tool a real golf course could be therefore the improvements have been con-stant and proved the point that golf does sell property in Florida, peri-od! The fact that Jim Larner, the consultant, was brought in reinforced the commitment to improve the course but more importantly made the statement that going forward the course will be made a priority. Let’s set aside the beautiful water stations for a moment and the dirt cart paths. Clone Jasper! This brings us to the “Pro Snack Shop”! What a waste of space and revenue opportunity! The old, vacated pro shop would make an excellent lounge, perhaps offering adult beverages and having a few televisions showing sporting events would be a bo-nus. The RG golf association has a responsibility to its members as a whole, not to a few within any circle of friendship. Each and every rule must apply to everyone while major decisions must be made through the executive committee and not 1 or 2 individuals. As with any group, organization, club,
etc. there are going to be different opinions and no doubt conflicting attitudes with some colorful words being used and someone talking about someone else’s heritage, (sob) but as adults there should be common ground in which the majority can stand on. If an individual comes to a point where playing in the group no longer is enjoyable then he/she may be better served playing on different ground or at a different time. At this point in our lives why the heck would someone play golf and be mad before you even hit your first shot, or for some, what appears to actually be a golf shot. Did I mention clone Jasper? No one here was on tour nor will we ever be on tour so calm down and have fun. Downtown Terry Brown
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SUNDAY SCHEDULE Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
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WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE Student Ministry Meal 7:00 p.m.
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While I've enjoyed working on this publication over the past 17 years, I'm now looking for someone who's interested in learning the ins and outs of the publication and playing a more active role in creating and distributing the newsletter. I've made many great friends in Rolling Greens over the years and this publication has brought me much happiness and fulfillment but as I get older, so do my children and grandchildren! That being said, I'm hoping to spend more time with my family in the near future. While my level of involvement in the paper may be decreas-ing, please be assured that I am committed to ensuring the newsletter continues as usual. Anyone with a serious interest in learning this business and being an active role in its success, please contact me. [email protected] 352-236-0007 Thank you in advance for all your support and understanding. -Donna Furce-
