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Rolling Greens Village News Rolling Greens Village News Volume 40 September 2019 Issue 9 Rolling Greens Village News Concord Print Shop-600 S. Magnolia Ave, Ocala FL 34471 — [email protected] (352) 629-0736 Articles Deadline– Sept 25 Ads Due– Sept 23 Assembly– Oct 3 Articles Advertisers Page # Page # 10 911 Cell Phones 27 AC Guys 12 Acrylic Painting 6 All Florida Insurance 21 Activities 27 All Florida Weatherproofing & Construction 14 All Alone But Not Forgotten 33 Appliance Doctor 30 American Flags 23 Art Classes with Donna Francis 3 Arts, Crafts, and Baked Goods Sale 35 Ascension Lutheran Church 10 Benevolent Committee 10 Belleview Heating & Air 30 Bible Study 22 C.V.S. 31 Biloxi 2020 Trip 6 Chem-Dry of Marion County 3 BINGO 19 Community Roofing 11 Book Club 6 Concord Print Shop 11 By Laws Committee 33 D.C. Handyman Services 31 Diner’s Club 30 Dignity At Forest Lawn 24 Exercises 15 EDTs 22 Flu Shots Want to Submit an Article? 32 First Choice Windows 7 FMO 16,28 Florida Anchor & Barrier 10 Food Pantry If you are submitting an article for pub- 25 Four Star Homes 11 For Sale lication, please remember to put your 33,36 Furce Pest Control 20 Game Scores and Games name and phone number on your arti- 30 Golf Cart Sales/Repairs - Stormer 3 Genealogy Group cle. If you don’t want your name print- 6 Helping Hands - Roseanne 12 ID Tags for Golf Cart ed, let me know. To submit an article 30 Joe’s Discount Brakes 7 K.O.S. Concert Band by e-mail the address is 29 Lords Appliance 31 K.O.S. Doll Club 6 Manny’s Appliance Repair Service 9 K.O.S. Strike Up The Band [email protected] 29 Massage - Patrice Stone 33 Labels for Education PLEASE NOTE EMAIL 5 Medicare Information 13 Labor Day Celebration ADDRESS HAS CHANGED! 33 Mobile Home Depot 14 Library Corner 12 Mobile Home Maintenance 23 New England Club The box for articles, news and infor- 18 Ocala Heating Air Conditioning 22 Oil Painting Class mation is in the Auditorium by the bul- 3 PC Repairs 5 OneBlood Drive letin boards. If you didn’t receive your 35 R.G. Community Church 17 Operation ShoeBox copy, there are extra issues in the 19 Reigning Cats and Dogs 10 Pickleball clubhouses. You can also get your 35 S.S.S. Presbyterian Church 14 Pro Shop News news at http://www.rghoa.net 35 St. Paul’s United Methodist 5 R.G.H.O.A. Area 1 Director 26 Sunbelt Mobile Homes Resales 4 R.G.H.O.A. By Street Home Delivery 24 The Bug Doctor 3 R.G.H.O.A. Meetings The cost to mail copies of the Rolling 34 Underhome Armor 4 R.G.H.O.A. Officers and Office 8 Vanzandt Air Conditioning 2 R.G.V.F.D. Memorial Service Greens News is $1.50 per issue. Will 23 Recipe Corner need to know the month to start and 10 Resident Speaks last issue and address. Can mail it or 3 Rolling Greens Newsletter Deadlines put in box at the Auditorium. 12 Special Paint Class 23 Stretch and Tone Disclaimer 17 Trailer Towing Tips The Editor and Staff of the Rolling RGVFD Memorial Service 19 Traveling Wall Motorcycle Escort Greens News are not responsible or The RGVFD would once again like to remind you 7 Welcome Lady liable for content or articles submitted for of a beautiful service that they have decided to render to 12 Zumba publication. The paper is dedicated to every resident in the park. If you have a family member who passes away and would like to have a memorial ser- providing all residents of Rolling Greens vice for him/her here in the park, the volunteer fire dept. is with timely information of a social nature here to help. We will provide a beautiful table set-up, as submitted by individuals or groups cake, coffee, and a guest book. If there would be more residing at Rolling Greens, with food brought by other people, they would help to serve occasional input from management. it. The chair person to contact is Mary McCarthy at 352- Editor—Erin Payne 624-2901. 2 Bingo Judy Crites Hello everyone, Hope everyone is having a nice summer. I thought you would enjoy the following: “The 10 Commandments of Bingo” 1 Thou shalt not sit in thy neighbor's lucky seat. 2 Thou shalt not take the callers name in vain. 3 Thou shalt not call a false “Bingo”. 4 Thou shalt not stare at thy neighbor's cards. 5 Thou shalt not wish bad luck on thy neighbor. 6 Thou shalt not threaten to kill the “caller”. 7 Thou shalt not steal thy husband's money for Bingo. (oh al- right, you can do this one). 8 Thou shalt not brag about how much thou has won. 9 Thou shalt not whine about how much thou has lost. 10 Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's winnings. Please come and join us. We have new neighbors coming. We look forward to seeing you. Bingo starts at 12:15. Please be there anytime from 11-12:15 to check in. We usually end by 3pm. SEE YOU THERE. Genealogy Group Come join us in our search for interesting ancestors. Questions -Contact Alice Perkins at 585-245-3954 or [email protected] R.G. 2019 HOA Meetings Board meetings at 3:30 PM @ Auditorium Member meetings at 7 PM @ Auditorium Member meeting Board meeting No Meeting August 5th September 3rd September 3rd (Multipurpose Rm) October 1st September 30th November 5th November 4th December 10th December 9th New Deadlines for R.G. News 2019 Issue Articles Due Ads Due Assembly October Sept 25th Sept. 23rd Oct.. 3rd November Oct. 23rd Oct. 21st Oct. 31st December Nov. 22nd Nov. 20th Dec. 5th 3 2019 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. Robert Senge 219 East Gleneagles Rd 302-743-4557 [email protected] 2nd Vice-Pres. Secretary Abby McNeel 6304 LaCosta Dr. 352-509-2276 [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 Kathleen Moore 1003 C. West Gleneagles 207-542-9736 [email protected] Area 3 Douglas Wedel 1705A Sedgefield Ln 608-513-8761 [email protected] Area 4 Nila Bruce 6004 Oakmont Ave. 615-969-1511 [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Webmaster Tim Hilgeford 1729 Indian Wells Ave 770-634-5706 rghoa.net Office General Manager Kathy Skonecki 352-624-0140 Assistant Community Manager Michael Brandt 352-624-0140 Office Assistant Angelica Abreu 352-624-0140 Receptionist Terrell Hilgeford 352-624-0140 Activities Coordinator Antonio Crews 352-300-1207 Activities Assistant Judy Blank, James Puglise, Arianna Ulate 352-300-1207 Chairpersons Bylaws Rich Allen 6401D Lakewood Dr. 352-509-2234 [email protected] Election Gail Morison 1502A West Gleneagles Rd 650-218-8752 [email protected] Enjoyment Lana Senge 219 East Gleneagles Rd 352-509-2061 [email protected] Finance Review George Konnert 1826 Cypress Point Rd 412-996-7181 [email protected] General Welfare Tim Hilgeford 1729 Indian Wells Ave 770-634-5706 [email protected] Leaseholders Negotiating Charles Pennington 2360 Pebble Beach Rd 352-624-0339 [email protected] Nominating NEED VOLUNTEER Park Purchase Rich Allen 6401D Lakewood Dr 352-509-2234 [email protected] HOA AREAS BY STREET AREA 1: AREA 3 Cypress Point Road Cherry Pass Road Brookfield Lane Doral Drive East Gleneagles Road Carlow Terrace Indian Wells Ave. Easy Street Cherry Road Jasper Place Holyoke Court Killarney Court LaCosta Drive Merion Place Lakewood Drive LaQuinta Road Sunningdale Drive Peach Tree Lane Myrtle Beach Way Pensaco Place Oakmont Ave. AREA 2: Pinehurst Place Pebble Beach Road Ainsdale Lane Portrush Road Rolling Greens Drive Ardmore Drive Sedgefield Lane Seminole Place Dollymount Drive Spyglass Hill Drive Donegal Drive AREA 4: Torrey Pines Drive Ganton Road Bermuda Dunes Gleneagles Lane Birkdale Lane Holyoke Court Birnam Wood Road West Gleneagles Road Carlisle Place 4 Medicare Educational Event Which is better? A supplement or a Part C plan? Wednesday September 4th at 9:00am In Multipurpose Room *Annual Enrollment Period Begins October 15- December 7th! You Can Change Your Health Plan NOW if you wish. LOOK AT YOUR OPTIONS. Call Linda Regan-Krout NOW 454-8502 R.G. Resident Come on over and get your questions answered ONEBLOOD DRIVE Area 1 Director Susan LaChausse 315-921-4125 / 352-236-6658 Diane Weingartner It's time again for the second blood drive for ONEBLOOD in What happened to Spring? It feels like we went from Winter Rolling Greens Village. right to hot, hot Summer. We have to remember to stay hydrat- It is going to be on September 19, 2019 in the Community ed , stay away from the sun, and keep an eye on each other. Center for signing in and then on the BIG RED BUS. Lots of new faces and changes all over the place. Some good There are eight different blood types and each one holds a and some bad. Since we have no input into those changes, I unique power to save lives. The OneBlood target your type hear a lot of grumbling. That begets much complaining. I sug- initiative shows donors how to give the most needed compo- gest if you have them take them to management. The only nents of their blood type by targeting how they donate.
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