[I Property Owners' SUMTER COUNTY COMMISSION APRIL MEETING POSTPONED The meeting at which The Villages was scheduled to seek approval of plans for COD. #3 was postponed to MAY 12TH. If you agree that plans for only two executive golf courses will not be sufficient for the number of current egg anticipated residents, plan to attend this meeting. We - all residents of The Villages — need to be concerned and to let the commissioners know there should be four executive golf courses if they,intend to approve the developer's plans. This matter will be on the agenda for the May meeting which will be held in Bushnell. The time of the meeting was not available in time to provide that information. Please call 1-800-793-0201 and ask for the of Board of Commissioners to learn the time the meeting is to be held and plan to be there. anon: or we mourn What the world lacks most today is, perhaps, under— standing and appreciation of one another, among nations and people. "'VILLAGERS UNITED FOR THEIR COMMON GOOD" SINCE 1975 BULLETIN - MAY 1998 IN MEMORY OF DOT HOKR Dorothy "Dot" Hokr will long remain in our individual and collective memories as a person who embodied the spirit of service, loyalty and piety. Her love of God, country, family. and her friends and neighbors was unequivocal. She had the power of her convictions and utilized that power to serve her church and her community. By giving so generously of her time and efforts, she has set an example for the rest of us tofollow. She served in many capacities in the P.O.A. and, most recently, as its President in 1996 and 1997. We hope her efforts to bring about an harmonious and understanding co-existence among Villages residents will be realized in the near future. She will be missed by all who were privile - ed to know her. CONFUSED ABOUT AVAILABLE FREE TRANSPORTATION FOR LAKE COUNTY RESIDENTS? There was sufficient response to the article in the April Bulletin to warrant appointment of a RCA. member to be available to answer your questions about the service provided by Lake County Transit and paid for by your amenity fees. Barbara Gushiniere is very familiar with this service as a frequent and enthusiastic user because she does not own or drive an automobile. You may call Barbara at 750-9130 for the answers to any questions you may have about routes and the times of pick up and return. NOTICE OF P.0.A. MEETINGS Board of Directors - 1st Tuesday May 5th - - - 7:00 PM. Charlie Chaplin Room GENERAL MEETING - 3rd Wednesday May 20th - - - 7:00 PM. Paradise Recreation Center Prizes for a current FDA member. (Please turn to page 3 for update.) Membership sign—up - 6:30 to 7:00 PM. 50 - 50 Drawing Refreshments following the meeting. P.O.A. MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS OF THE VILLAGES HAVE YOU REMITTED THIS YEAR'S DUES? A sumo-ninth: Lady Lake Magazine
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PropertyOwners'
SUMTER COUNTY COMMISSION
APRIL MEETING POSTPONED
The meeting at which The Villages
was scheduled to seek approval of
plans for COD. #3 was postponedto MAY 12TH.
If you agree that plans for only two
executive golf courses will not be
sufficient for the number of current
egg anticipated residents, plan toattend this meeting.
We - all residents of The Villages —
need to be concerned and to let the
commissioners know there should
be four executive golf courses if
they,intend to approve thedeveloper's plans.
This matter will be on the agenda
for the May meeting which will be
held in Bushnell. The time of the
meeting was not available in time toprovide that information.
Please call 1-800-793-0201 and ask
for the of Board of Commissioners
to learn the time the meeting is to
be held and plan to be there.
anon: or we mourn
What the world lacks most
today is, perhaps, under—
standing and appreciation ofone another, among nations
and people.
"'VILLAGERS UNITED FOR THEIR COMMON GOOD" SINCE 1975
BULLETIN - MAY 1998
_ Association of The Villages
IN MEMORY OF DOT HOKR
Dorothy "Dot" Hokr will longremain in our individual and
collective memories as a
person who embodied the
spirit of service, loyalty andpiety.
Her love of God, country,
family. and her friends and
neighbors was unequivocal.
She had the power of her
convictions and utilized that
power to serve her church
and her community. By
giving so generously of hertime and efforts, she has set
an example for the rest of us
tofollow.
She served in many
capacities in the P.O.A. and,most recently, as its
President in 1996 and 1997.
We hope her efforts to bring
about an harmonious and
understanding co-existence
among Villages residents will
be realized in the near
future.
She will be missed by all who
were privile - ed to know her.
CONFUSED ABOUT AVAILABLE
FREE TRANSPORTATION FOR
LAKE COUNTY RESIDENTS?
There was sufficient response to the
article in the April Bulletin to warrant
appointment of a RCA. member tobe available to answer your
questions about the service
provided by Lake County Transitand paid for by your amenity fees.
Barbara Gushiniere is very familiar
with this service as a frequent and
enthusiastic user because she does
not own or drive an automobile.
You may call Barbara at 750-9130
for the answers to any questions
you may have about routes and the
times of pick up and return.
NOTICE OF P.0.A. MEETINGS
Board of Directors - 1st Tuesday
May 5th - - - 7:00 PM.Charlie Chaplin Room
GENERAL MEETING - 3rd Wednesday
May 20th - - - 7:00 PM.Paradise Recreation Center
Prizes for a current FDA member.
(Please turn to page 3 for update.)
Membership sign—up - 6:30 to 7:00 PM.
50 - 50 Drawing
Refreshments following the meeting.
P.O.A. MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO ALL
RESIDENTS OF THE VILLAGES
HAVE YOU
REMITTED THIS
YEAR'S DUES?
A sumo-ninth: Lady Lake Magazine
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EXECUTIVE GOLFCOURSES FOR C.D.0. #3
Following this article, you willfind a copy of the letter I have
sent to the Board of County
Commissioners of Sumter
County.
The reason I have done so is
that they will be voting on the
proposed plans for C.D.D. #3,which will include how many
executive golf courses will be
built.
Residents need to appear at
the meeting on May I 2th
when this proposal is
considered IF YOU DON'T
LIKE BEING UNABLE TO GET
TEE TIMES FROM THE
COMPUTER - - and if you want
to play more than two times a
week as it has been lately.
At this meeting, plans could
be proposed and approved
that would affect an
anticipated increase inpopulation two or three yearsfrom now.
Right now, 17,000 would beaffected. Think about what it
will be like Just two years
from now with 22,000
residents if only two
executive golf courses are in
the plans!
If you think I am right or have
an opinion, please call the
office of the Sumter County
Commissioners at 1-800-793-
020]. Ask for Benny
Strickland or any of the
commissioners there and tell
them how you feel.
TO: Sumter County Board of
Commissioners ..
SUBJECT: Your vote on the
Villages Development seekingapproval of the third
Community DevelopmentDistrict ‘
FROM: JOSEPH GO'l'l'FRlED
920 Ramos Drive
Lady Lake Fl 32159
Resident of the
Community DevelopmentDistrict #l/Sumtor County
Member of Voters
Sumter County
President/member of the
Property Owners' Association
of
As you vote on the subject
that affects everyone in The
Villages (that is I7,000people), and because you are
voting not only for TheVillages to extend the buildingof homes, but you are also
approving the recreation thatthey have planned for thisarea.
That is what we, the
people, would like to inform
you about.
The developer advertises
“free” golf on the executive
golf courses, and for sixmonths of the past few years
as of today, you are only
allotted to play two (2) times
a week - maybe three (3) -
because the computer system
installed by the community
development district controlsthese golf courses.
Because you are only
looking at part of the overallplan that you are voting on,
correction on the over-all plan
that calls for two (2)
executive golf courses to four
(4) executive golf courses.That will correct our problem
and, believe me, this will not
cost the developer 3 thing
because he sells it all back to
the C.D.D. (Community
Development District) as fastas he can build them.
We, the residents of The
Villages, are having problemswith the new form of
government called 0.0.0.But this one point of interest
of getting golf tee time
seems to be the biggest one
of all, and your help on this
subject would be greatlyappreciated. :
Thank you.
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STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Blood Bank
Dorothy Hoerst 753~9021By-laws 8. Procedures
Jean Tuttle 753-3610
NominatingSadie Woollard
RefreshmentsRuth Kosovan 753-1785
Vial of Life - Lake County
Terry Berube 753-0314Vial of Life - Sumter County
Joyce Gottfried 750-1141
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Members interested in assisting
on any of these committees
may contact the chairman.
PRIZES GO UNCLAIMED
In the March Bulletin, P.O.A. Presi—
dent Joe Gottfried announced that,
beginning with the March meeting,the following prizes would be
awarded to a current member
whose name was drawn IF THEY
WERE PRESENT:
1) $50 cash donated by InvincibleServices
2) Queen size handmade afghandonated by Rose Kosovan
3) A Last Will and Testamentdonated by Michael Millhorn
4) $10 gift certificate donated byStavro's Pizza -
5) $5 gift certificate donated byPublix .
6) Free car wash donated by QurkCar Wash. _
7) A free annual servrce on anymake golf cart by V—Z Golf Kars
8) Crying towel from Fiesta Bowl
Winner must be present and show
a 1998 FDA membership card to
receive these prizes.
The member(s) whose name(s)
were drawn at the March meeting
were not present The names of
Tom and Rita Fox. 525 Jason, were
drawn for the April meeting but they
were not present.
be held each month' will
A drawmg have been won.
until the prizes
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NEGLECI'ED GOLF COURSE
AND STARTER SHACK
For some reason or other, l had not
played the Silverlake executive golfcourse for about three months. Last
weelchowever,lwasabletogetateetime.
Waslsurprisedtoseewhatabadcondition the course is in! It would
take a dozen pictures to show just how
bad it is; but, after thinking it over, I
decided not to take any.
lti'roughtmyballwasgoingthroughtheGrand Canyon to get to the hole!
HELP! HELP! HELP!
When I signed in, l noticed that thing
on the wall. Maybe an air conditioner?
Or part of one? Does it work?
lfeellbrthepoorsiarterswhowomthere. This is supposed to be a first
classplace.0rmaybeweareoutofmoney after that $65 million bond.
Poor Silver Lake. Why don't they get
some needed help to spruce up that
shack? Shall we take up a collection?
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PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Neither of the following numbers is
listed in the Villages "Resident In-
formation Directory".
Sumter County Annex 753-3696.
The Annex is located on Hwy 466
across from Boone gate.
There is a toll free number for your
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The advertising in our Bulletin helps
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Please, when patronizing our adver-
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MS. TAKES DOES IT AGAIN!
What can I tell you? F and S can
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PtObIen-I- - AM! I do.
In the "REPORT ON THE
Mam/vs or can. :2" in our April
issue. the name of the newly
appointed member of its Board of
Supervisors was reported to be
Barbara SelieU.
For the record, the last name is
FEW, and her first name is listed as
Bobhye in our Resident Information
Directory.
As long as the paycheck has the
correct name. Right?
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Please write your suggestions and/or recommendations on this form and place
it in the Suggestion Box at a monthly meeting or use the drop box below the
P.O.A. Bulletin Board in the hall at Paradise Center.
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There now is a brand new mail box
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And... it is the drive through type so
there is no need to get out of your
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From our abundant love we shower
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then seHIe back as if lo say
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Too full of fashion, style we sway
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[éi those who wish reserve praise
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FLY-FIGHTING SHOWED INITIATIVE
In the "Good Old Summertime." flies are
one of the many pests that thrive and man
has tried numerous ways to ward them off.
How many remember the sticky flypaper
or a poison flypaper that floated on a bowl
of water?
The latter proved to be dangerous so a
"Shoo-Fly Pie" was invented. It imitated a
pie with the poison paper tucked under atop "crust" with small holes to allow flies to
fly in to get a taste of the tempting "filling."
There were many inventions such as a fly
brick, fly traps. fly swatters. screen covers
for food (a versuon of which can often be
found at picnics yet today) and various
mechanical devices too numerous to
mention.
In the elegant 805 and into the 905. a
popular patented device was the fly fanWith outstretched cloth fans revolving
slowly and casting shadows. Everyoneknew that a shadow over a fly would
cause it to decamp quickly
These fans were frequently found in
country stores above cheese and food
counters and over restaurant and family
dinner tables. Some were rotated with
wind power, but the most popular were
key-wound
Hope you have enjoyed “fly"—ing down
memory lane
Editor's note: The season for love bugs
is imminent. and I would remind you one
of our re5idents discovered the old sticky
flypaper was effective in eliminating
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MAY DATES OF NOTE
1 - First Yellowstone National Park
dedicated - 1872
3 - First Medical School opened -
Philadelphia, PA - 1765
4 - First Pro baseball game played -
1871
5 - Alan Shephard, 1st astronaut in
space - 1961
6 - Hindenburg Airship exploded -
1937
8 - V.E. DAY
10 - MOTHER'S DAY
14 - Vaccination discovered - 1796
15 - Dept. of Agriculture created - 1862
16 - ARMED FORCES DAY
16 - First Academy Awards - 1929
17 - NYSE organized - 1792
18 - Victoria Day - Canada
19 - Rabies treatment perfected — 1884
20 - Lindberg started for Paris - 1927
21 - American Red Cross founded -
1881
23 — Bifocal invented - 1785
25 - Constitutional Convention opened
Philadelphia - 1787
25 - MEMORIAL DAY
29 - Hillary conquered Mr. Everest -
1953
31 - U.S. Copyright Law passed - 1790
The meetings of all Community Devel-
opment Districts are, by law, open tothe public. A schedule can be
obtained by calling 753-4508.
Residents are encouraged to attend
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TO THINK ONLY or THE 3557.
re WORK ONLY roe THE 3557 AND
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TO FORGET THE MISTAKES OF
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TOO NOBLE FOR ANGER. TOO
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WELCOME TO THE ONE INAYADMINISTRATION ROAD"
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Non-resident Woks - - heavy Ivehicles.etc. ~ - use Morse Boulevard.
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Big Top - free music and dancing everyMonday night
Katie Bella's - free nightly entertainment
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McCall's Tavern - free entertainment
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Cray Gnngo's - free dancing andKaraoke Friday
Church on the Square - free concerts
Sunday .Gazebo on the Square - free music and
dancing SundayChula Vista Club - dining and free
dancing Friday, Saturday and SundayCafe Ole' - ‘dining and free
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Augustine's and Augie's - dining andfree entertainment
Orange Blossom Hills Golf 8. CountryClub - dining and piano bar
Hacienda Country Club - dining and
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Management provides only one club forresidents only - Silver Lake Club. it has
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