Issue 58 Home Owners Association Officers President Carla Hannay 484-1371 Vice President Sylvia Richardson 480-0208 Treasurer Grace Gagliardi 484-6412 Secretary Jane Ann Miller 483-3247 Director John Stephens 488-5680 Director Joyce Martin 412-9663 Director Mike Parisi 488-2889 www.baylakeestates.org January 2015 EDITOR: JANICE VAN DYKE The Bay Laker Dates to Remember: Jan. 1 New Years Day Jan. 6 BLEA meeting Jan. 11 Pancake Breakfast Jan. 18 Welcome Back Party Jan. 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Jan. 20 Juliets Jan. 24 Chorus sings at coffee Jan 26 OH-MI Club Lunch Jan. 29 Board Meeting SHOE BOX GRATITUDE The Bay Lake Women’s Club chose as their Christmas project the filling of shoe boxes for The Center of Hope, a faith based facility in Nokomis. On Saturday, Dec. 13th we welcomed Dr. Jim McCeland, the pastor of The Center of Hope Church to the clubhouse to receive the gifts. We were pleased to present to him over 110 boxes for the men and women at the Center. We were overwhelmed by the response of our Bay Lake family with the gifts and monetary donations. With much gratitude and love, we thank everyone for making this project such a success. God Bless Us Everyone. Joan Goering and Carol Gilchrist
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Issue 58
Home Owners Association Officers
President
Carla Hannay 484-1371Vice President
Sylvia Richardson 480-0208Treasurer
Grace Gagliardi 484-6412Secretary
Jane Ann Miller 483-3247Director
John Stephens 488-5680Director
Joyce Martin 412-9663Director
Mike Parisi 488-2889
www.baylakeestates.org January 2015
EDITOR: JANICE VAN DYKEThe Bay LakerDates to Remember:
Jan. 1 New Years Day
Jan. 6 BLEA meeting
Jan. 11 Pancake Breakfast
Jan. 18 Welcome Back Party
Jan. 19 Martin Luther King Jr.
BirthdayJan. 20 JulietsJan. 24 Chorus sings at coffee
Jan 26 OH-MI Club Lunch
Jan. 29 Board Meeting
SHOE BOX GRATITUDE
The Bay Lake Women’s Club chose as their Christmas project the filling of shoe boxes for The Center of Hope, a faith based facility in Nokomis.
On Saturday, Dec. 13th we welcomed Dr. Jim McCeland, the pastor of The Center of Hope Church to the clubhouse to receive the gifts. We were pleased to present to him over 110 boxes for the men and women at the Center.
We were overwhelmed by the response of our Bay Lake family with the gifts and monetary donations.
With much gratitude and love, we thank everyone for making this project such a success.
God Bless Us Everyone.Joan Goering and Carol Gilchrist
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FROM THE PRESIDENTCarla Hannay
The Board and I would like to wish all the residents of Bay Lake Estates a Happy, Healthy New Year.
THANKSGIVINGJane Ann Miller
85 people gathered in the clubhouse Thanksgiving Day. A nice invocation was given by Ron Turk. A feast was had by all. The committee would like to give big thanks for all who donated their time and food. Everything came together wonderfully and it was nice to be with family and friend to give thanks for all that we are blessed.
CARTS, CAROLS, AND CHORUS
Seasonal festivities were in high gear on Tuesday December 16th. Bay Lake Estates residents enjoyed a parade of decorated golf carts, followed by prizes in
a couple of categories. Immediately afterward, all were invited to participate in the annual carol sing and chorus concert at the clubhouse. The musical fun ranged from traditional carols to audience participation in “The Twelve Days of Christmas” to more contemplative numbers such as “I Wonder as I Wander.” Santa and Mrs. Claus dropped in to delight the audience with a few sweet treats in the midst of the proceedings. The evening drew to a pleasant close with coffee, tea, cider, and homemade cookies.
FMO FIGHTS FOR YOU FMO stands for Federation of
Manufactured Home Owners of Florida, Inc. For more than 50 years the FMO has worked in Tallahassee and with park Home Owners’ Associations to give us all a voice. Are you facing a legal battle with your corporate owner? Is there an internal dispute about what the HOA legally can and cannot do? The FMO can recommend a lawyer well versed in these matters. Is the legislature threatening to pass another tax on us and our neighbors? FMO will be our voice in the legislative meeting rooms.
There are about 320,000 lots in manufactured-home communities throughout Florida. Several years ago, FMO membership stood at 250,000, representing a substantial portion of these residents. Now – perhaps because there hasn’t been a really big issue lately – membership stands at only 20,000. This number may be too small for FMO to have much clout with the legislators, although their knowledge base is as strong as ever. We can’t assume that “someone else will do it”; everyone needs to consider joining. Please pick up a form in the clubhouse, fill out the form and send to FMO, PO Box 5300, Largo, FL 33779-5300. For more information, contact Jerry Farmiloe or Tony Best.
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SAVE THE DATES The spring chorus concert will be
presented on Tuesday March 24, 2015, at 7 PM in the clubhouse. This year’s theme will be “The Fabulous Fifties.” Already plans are being made for spirited performances of some of your favorites from the decade, including dance and comedy. Mark your calendars now and don’t miss it!
New singers are welcome to join the chorus beginning at the next rehearsal, Tuesday January 13th at 7 p. m. in the clubhouse. Enthusiasm is the main requirement – we’ll teach you the rest. Chorus appearances at Saturday morning coffee are scheduled for January 24th (nostalgia), February 14th (Valentine’s Day), and March 14th (St. Patrick’s Day). Call Grace Gagliardi at 484-6412 for further information about the chorus.
OUR FABULOUS VALENTINE DINNER & DANCE IS BACK!
Mark your Calendars and Purchase your Tickets
Sunday, February 15th 6:00–10:00 PM
Join us for a Celebration of LOVE for Singles and Couples
Live Music: Back by popular demand - the exciting “Gotta Love It Band”
Music –Dinner – Dessert – Prizes - Dancing
This is a BYOB event so come prepared to PARTY!
$10 BLE members / $12 non-members and guests
Tickets go on sale January 10th at the Saturday morning coffee.
Or contact Donna Pfeiffer 941-586-2812CALLING ALL CANADIANS Lucille Gould
Mark your calendar for Canada Day, Saturday, February 28, 2015. This is an annual event where we Canadians supply the donuts and coffee, hosting our American friends; in total 130 folks attended last year. We always take a few group shots with lots of us missing, still in bed or off at a garage sale. Please plan to make this the biggest turnout ever of Canucks. We have an incomplete list: Joyce & Ken, Jane & Rod, Barb & Willie, Doreen & Wayne, Janice & Denis, Deb & Dan, Pearl & Ken, Jack, Ron & June, Fran & Alex, Judy & Nells, Larry & Carol, Doug, Mary & Ken, Bob and Lu. Please email me with any names I have missed [email protected].
EUCHREFriday night Euchre (a card game in which
each player is dealt five cards and the player making trump must take three tricks to win a hand) will start on Friday night, January 9, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. in the club house. A sign up sheet will be posted in advance each week,
Dodi Farmiloe; 6 Flamboyant St. 440-487-8626
JULIETSJuliet's will be going to HELIOS CAFE on
Tuesday, January 20 at 9:30 a.m. It is located
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at 1740 E. Venice Ave., Venice, Fl. (Next to Gulfcoast Medical) Hope you can join us. They will be a sign up sheet in the club house. Thank you.
OH-MI CLUBThe OH-MI club is having lunch at Olive
Garden in Sarasota on Monday January 26, 2015 at 1 p.m. A sign up sheet will be in the clubhouse. Everyone is welcome. The only requirement is that you know how to spell OHIO!! Please sign up and join your neighbors for a great lunch.
WOMAN’S CLUBThe Woman’s Club is having a pancake
breakfast on January 11, 2015. Details will be available at Saturday coffee and Bingo. Also watch for more information on channel 195 on your TV.
MEMBERSHIPHOA membership drive is underway.Captains will be in your neighborhoods
selling them. They are being sold as one membership per coach, a double occupancy is $10.00 anda single occupancy is $5.00. Any questionsplease call Jane Ann Miller 941-483-3247.
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ALLERGIESJanice Van Dyke
I know there are others like I that have allergies to food and other things. I would like to you to either email or sign a sheet at clubhouse if you have an allergy that everyone should be aware of. Some people in the park can not be in the clubhouse if certain foods are present, so it is important for all of us to know.
I am thinking of posting a list at the clubhouse of allergies that people have so when we arepreparing items we can avoid them. I don’twant people not to be able to attend functionsbecause of their allergies. I thank Randy & Lisa Godsoe for giving me this idea.
A NOTE FROM ZOS’Zos’ Wopinsky
I would like to thank everyone that attended Phyllis Tippner’s memorial on December 7, 2014.
Also thank you to everyone that sent Facebook messages and sympathy cards.
HELP HOSPITALIZEDVETERANSUSA
There are craft kits available for Veterans.The free Craft and Art kits are: number painting, moccasins, model cars, leather kits, etc. You must have a VA card as proof of veteran. You are eligible to receive two kits.
• TIME: 9-12• Where: Bay Lake Estates Mobile HomePark Club House• When: 2nd, 3rd and 4th Tuesday of everyMonth.
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YOU KNOW YOU’RE A FLORIDIAN IF....
• Socks are only for bowling.• You never use an umbrella
because the rain will be over in five minutes.
• A good parking place has nothing to do with distance from the store, but everything to do with shade.
• Your winter coat is made of denim.• You can tell the difference between fire ant
bites and mosquito bites.• You know that anything under a Category 3
just isn’t worth waking up for.• You dread love bug season.• You know what a snowbird is and when
they’ll leave.• You think a six-foot alligator is actually
pretty average.• “Down South” means Key West.• Flip-flops are everyday wear. Shoes are
for business meetings and church, but you HAVE worn flip-flops to church before AND bedroom slippers to Home Depot.
• You’re younger than thirty but some of your friends are over 65.
• Anything under 70 degrees is chilly.• You know the four seasons really are:
hurricane season, love bug season, tourist season and summer
COMPUTER CLINICSteve Rollison
New Computer from Santa? Beware!
Computers are great, aren’t they? Unfortunately, bad things sometimes happen to them.
They get infested with malware. They get hacked into. Their files become corrupted. Components like hard drives fail prematurely.
To protect yourself against such
catastrophes, there are three steps you must take immediately when you first turn on your new computer. These are critical. Without going into the technical details, here are the three steps.1. Install capable anti-virus and anti-malware
programs. 2. Install all available updates for Windows.3. Use CD or DVD media to create recovery
discs.Failure to take these precautions can make
it extremely difficult—if not impossible—to recover from a serious breakdown. If you have questions or need help, please come see us at one of our Wednesday clinics between 1:00 and 3:00 o’clock.
INCOME TAX TIPSteve Rollison
This year the federal income tax code has incurred the most extensive changes in more than two decades. That, of course, is one of the consequences of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
There are several requirements you should be aware of.
1. Everyone is required to have health care insurance that meets certain minimum standards. If you do not have insurance you may be subject to a tax penalty that you must calculate and include on your tax return.
2. For tax year 2014 most individuals must effectively just tick a check-box that says, “Yes, I had insurance every month throughout 2014.” Starting in 2015 they must prove they had insurance by including on their tax returns a code provided to them by their insurance company.
3. Individuals who purchased their insurance in 2014 from state or federal HealthCare Exchanges will be provided such a code that must be included on their 2014 tax returns.
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4. Many people who buy insurance from the Exchanges qualify for tax credits to help pay their insurance premiums. They may take these credits in advance of filing their tax returns, having the credits applied against their monthly premiums. Anyone who received advanced credits must file a tax return even if, for example, their only income was Social Security. Anyone who qualifies for a credit but did not take it in advance must file a tax return to claim the credit.
If you have any questions about how Obamacare could impact your taxes, please feel free to phone or send me an e-mail.
W.I.N.Donna Reese
W.I.N. (Weigh In Now) meetings have resumed for the winter-spring season. Join us at our Wednesday,
9 am, meetings at the Clubhouse. You weigh yourself at home or on the scale in the workout room (your actual weight is your secret). At the meeting, you just report your weight loss (or gain). We exchange low calorie recipes, exercise ideas, how to stay on track ideas, encouragement, and much more. This is open to everyone who wants to be a little more accountable to their weight loss goals.
LINE DANCINGJoyce Martin
Join us every Monday for line dancing.Everyone is welcome. We start at 9:30 a.m. with beginner dances and progress to low intermediate dances until 11:00. See you at the clubhouse. ?? Call Joyce Martin 941-412-9663
MEDICAL SHEDDonna Loveless 219
Periwinkle St. 941-484-4089 is in charge of the medical shed. It has wheelchairs, walkers, bicycles, toilet seats, bath seats, etc. Items you might need or can useif you have company with children. If you needanything, please give her a call.
MAH JONGAnyone interested in playing Mah Jong or
learning how to play come to the clubhouse onThursdays at 1:00 p. m.
DOG TRAININGBarb Hickey
I will begin FREE dog training on January 21, 2015. We will have training in the Bone Yard on Oleander St. at 9 am every
Wednesday. All dogs and their owners are
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RUMMAGE SALE SHEDBay Lake Estates has a rummage sale each
year. If you are doing house cleaning or moving into a new home, please don’t throw away items that can be sold at the rummage sale. The money earned goes to pay for different functions throughout the year.We accept small electrical items, slightly used items, bric-a-brac, and clothing to be sold at our annual rummage sale in February. We are greatly in need of items for the Rummage Sale Shed so please start looking for items you can donate.
Please callRosemary Parker 419-215-4733 and she orDavid will meet you at the shed.
BLOOD PRESSURE READINGSJoan Zimmerman
Again blood pressure readings will be offered the 2nd Saturday of each month starting from 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. in the clubhouse library. PLEASE for an accurate reading, NO caffeinated drinks until after reading. Also refrain from smoking at least 20 minutes before your reading.
SALVATION ARMYTony and Jamie Best take food to the
Salvation Army weekly or biweekly. Please leave your donations in the colorful box on the stage at the clubhouse. Your gifts are greatly appreciated.
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RECIPE CORNER
Vidalia Onion PieDodi Farmiloe
Crust:1 ½ Sleeves Crackers (Club or Ritz) crushed1 stick butter meltedMix together and press into bottom of glass
deep dish pie plateBate for 12 min. at 325 degrees and set
aside.
Filling:3 cups of thinly sliced Vidalia onions3 TB butter melted½ cup milk or half n half1 ½ cup sour cream1 tsp salt2 eggs, beaten3 TB all purpose flour1-6 oz package Swiss fancy shredded cheese
Sauté onion in butter until soft and lightly browned. Pour onions into prepared pie crush. Mix milk, sour cream, salt, eggs and flour together and pour over onions. Sprinkle Swiss cheese on top. Bake in 325 degree oven for 30 min. or until the top is light golden. The pie will be consistency of a quiche. Cut pie and serve hot.
JANUARY ANNIVERSARIESRobert & Barbara Beaulieu 01-02William & Raylene Baugh 01-03August & Rita Lalli 01-05Donald & Kathleen Jessup 01-09Robert & Janet Jones 01-09George & Suzanne Chamberlain 01-10Bill & Barbara Robinson 01-23
JANUARY BIRTHDAYSRon Douglas 01-01Sally Fitzgerald 01-01Kathleen Jessup 01-01Mary Keenan 01-01Rita Lalli 01-01Robert Beaulieu 01-03Diane Brock 01-03Laura Connor 01-03George Chamberlain 01-04Daniel Robert 01-04Pamela Edmunds 01-05John Goodrow 01-05Paddy Mahon 01-05Joe Mahoney 01-05Kathy McLain 01-05Janice Van Dyke 01-05Gail Douglas 01-06Margaret Keane 01-06Mary Milanos 01-06Melanie Nicholas 01-06August Lalli 01-07Neil Conkle 01-08Heidi Klauss 01-08Judy Coe 01-08Mark Nicholas 01-08Dorothy Woodward 01-08Barbara Beaulieu 01-09Maurice Day 01-09Patricia Bellmore 01-10Donald Jessup 01-11Suzanne Chamberlain 01-12Pearl Breeze 01-13Mike Grunzweig 01-13Lorraine Behrendt 01-14Kathy Gallant 01-14Howard Cook 01-15Wayne Edwards 01-15Steve Rollison 01-15Joan Cook 01-16Jerry Farmiloe 01-16Joseph Burkette 01-18Ronald Miller 01-21
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• Chicken soup. Once again, your mother was right. Chicken soup provides fluids that help fight off viruses, and it can reduce inflammation and other symptoms of the flu.
• Garlic. Compounds in garlic (also onions) known as allion and allicin have an antiviral impact. For maximum effect, chew a raw clove every three to four hours. If necessary, try chopping the clove into smaller pieces to swallow like pills.
• Pumpkin seeds. The zinc in pumpkin seeds is said to help white blood cells fight off disease.
• Citrus fruits. The vitamin C found in most citrus fruits (as well as red bell peppers, broccoli, sweet potatoes, and otherfoods) can reduce cold and flu symptoms by up to 25 percent.
• Blueberries. Antioxidants are more plentiful in blueberries than in lots of other fruits and vegetables. Eat half a cup a day during flu season. Fresh blueberries are best, but even frozen ones offer strong benefits.
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2015 RESIDENT DIRECTORYPLEASE fill out this form ONLY IF there is a change in the 2014 directory! IF YOU ARE A
NEW RESIDENT, PLEASE fill this out and return it to me at 106 Oleander St (I have a clip on my door) or email the information to me at [email protected]. You can also give it to me at Wednesday bingo or Saturday coffee. I am trying to gather information for the 2015 directory. Our directory is for park residents only and will not be shared with others.
Name (all residents):
Name you want in phone book:
Address:
Own______ Rent_______
Phone number:(can be cell phone numbers)
Birth State:
Birthdays:(of all residents)
Anniversary (if applicable):
e-mail address:
Northern address (if applicable)
Interests:
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941-488-9393
HARD ROCK$20 per person
Every Sun. & Thurs. Overnight CasinoEast Coast Overnight - $99 ppdo, $129 singleIncluded: Immokalee, Isle of Capri, Coconut Creek, Gulf Stream and one night accomdations with continental breakfast at La Quinta, free play and food vouchers.
Jan 5-6, Jan 12-13, Feb 2-3, Feb 9-10, Mar 9-10Biloxi Special $199 ppdo - Staying at Beau Rivage
Day trips to Boomtown, IP, Palace and Golden Nugget$80 in free play, 2 breakfast, 1 lunchJan 26-29 Feb 2-5 Feb 9-12 Mar 2-5
