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“ If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door. “ ~MILTON BERLE VOLUME TWELVE, ISSUE FIVE MAY 1, 2017 INSIDE: • Entertainment 4 • Travel/Day Trips 8 • Sports 9 • Messages 12 • Cooking Club 15 JOIN US for a tour of the… The Women’s Group presents a… Museum of the American Revolution & Lunch at Villa di Roma On Wednesday, August 9, 2017 we are going to the heart of historic Philadelphia for a guided tour of the Museum of the American Revolution. Visitors to the museum will enjoy a journey …and to through the remarkable story of America’s founding and gain a deeper understanding of the people, events and ideals that gave birth to the Remember nation. We will board the bus at the clubhouse at 8:30 AM. our Military Following the tour, we will get back on the bus for a short trip to South Philly where we have made a reservation for lunch at Villa di Roma (at your own expense), 936 S. 9th Street. BYOB! The bus is scheduled to leave for home at 3 PM. Cost of Tour and Bus: $33. Please deliver your non-refundable check RSVP by May 22! made out to “Villas at Five Ponds Social Committee” to Aileen Salus, 104 $2 p/p Villa Drive, Tel: 215-441-9339; or, Reba Grossman, 235 Fairway Drive, Tel: 215-675-6883. Deadline for reservations June 1, 2017. Saturday, May 27, 2017 • 2–5 PM Rain date: Sunday, May 28th Menu: Hot Dogs & Hamburgers (provided) Bring a Side Dish or Dessert (enough to share) THE VFP MEN’S CLUB Activities: Outdoor Shuffleboard Kick-off is running another great event. We are going to have Music & Dancing Tom Yurasits who is going Fun & Fellowship to entertain us. He has Please make non-refundable checks payable to Villas at Five taken his show around the Ponds Social Committee along with your choice of what world using more than 25 years of experience you plan to bring (side or dessert). You can drop your to Amaze and Amuse his audiences using checks off to Joyce Van Ness, 330 Club House Lane, Magic, Comedy, Illusions & Music. This show is open to the 302-359-4764 (C) or Barbara Feldman, 304 Club House whole community men and women are invited. Lane, 215-343-5112 (H). Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Time: 7 PM in the Ballroom All reservations must be made by May 22, 2017. Cost: $10 pp PLEASE INDICATE WHAT YOU PLAN TO BRING As always there will be refreshments served at the end of his performance. and kindly consider dietary issues by labeling your side dishes with ingredients. Thank you! This event is now open to family and friends! SIDE___________________DESSERT____________________ I would appreciate your non refundable checks made payable to VFPSC being given or sent to Berny Dubin, 195 Fairway Drive, Name:_____________________________________________ 215-674-5916 ASAP! Phone:___________________________________________ Email: ___________________________________________ Paying at the door the night of the event will not be permitted. Number of people:_____ Amount enclosed: $_______ THE VILLA’S VOICE | MAY 2017 | 1 otes from the Board of The Villas at Five Ponds Nn THE VILLAS AT FIVE PONDS EXECUTIVE BOARD Decorative Rocks and Grass Are you a relatively new resident in Several people have put in Architectural Requests to change part of The Villas at Five Ponds Community? the beds around their home to include decorative river rock. While The Villas at Five Ponds Executive Board welcomes you to what we this is nice when the rocks are first put in, the maintenance of the believe to be one of the best run Home Owners Associations in the rock bed is the responsibility of the homeowner. Most of the base- Bucks and Montgomery County Pennsylvania areas. ment homes have large rock beds under their decks. As a member of an H.O.A., you should make it a priority to We have instructed the lawn maintenance people to not try become familiar with our current rules & regulations. Here are and weed or to cut the grass in the rock beds. some suggestions: The grass that grows in between the rocks should be re- • If you wish to make any change to the outside of your property, moved by the homeowner. If the grass and weeds that is growing it is a very wise decision to submit a written request/Architectural/ in amongst the rocks is not maintained, then the association may Landscape Change & Modification Form Appendix( B in our hire the landscaping personnel to remove grass and weeds and/or Rules) to: The Villas At Five Pond Community Association, Attn. remove rocks at homeowner’s expense. The charges for that will be Amy Wert, 975 Easton Road, Warrington, PA 18976. Then wait assessed to the respective homeowner. for your approval before going forward with the change. Two things that the homeowner might be able to do to help Note: This by far beats getting a note from the Association requesting minimize the grass invading the rock bed is to (1) put in a flexible, you to remove something expensive you put in without permission. black plastic edge guard between the grass and the rocks—this • Make sure you get all the most current communications from the should be installed deep into the ground and down to the height of Association. Send your e-mail address along with your Name(s) the grass to not be unsightly; and (2) maintain the rock bed easier and address, your home phone number, and asked to be added with the use of a black barrier fabric (like Tyvek®) under the stone. our community list, to: [email protected] These will help with the easy removal of any debris or weeds. Note: Upon request a digital copy of our most recent rules can be Why is this being done? We have a great neighborhood and e-mailed to you. want to keep it that way. If the rock beds are unsightly, then they need to be maintained. Additionally, it is important for the safety of If you have any H.O.A. questions about your property, please the contractor and homeowners that the contractor stays away from contact our Property Manager, Amy Wert at 215-343-1550. these rocks when they are doing the trimming. Note: Remember you are a home owner and as such are responsible to keep your home in good repair both outside and inside. Do YOU have an idea for an event, party, trip or guest we can all enjoy? Contact Social Chair Rose Gold (215-956-2893) and take an active part in what makes this community wonderful. The Villa’s Voice Publisher/Owner: Ron Dorfman, Design, Graphics, Advertising The Villa’s Voice newspaper 97 Villa Drive, 215.328.9255 is an independently owned [email protected] and operated enterprise providing information as a www.RonaldDorfmanDesign.com public service. All views expressed in The Villa’s Voice Staff: credited columns are those of the individual writer(s). Bill Cohen, Distribution & They are not necessarily Special Assignments the opinions of The Villa’s Voice staff, The Villas at Tony Martella, Distribution & Five Ponds management Special Assignments company, Board or of the Barry Ace Platt, Investigative Reporter VFP Association. As our community Al Wiesner, Editorial Cartoonist members, your comments and remarks are invited All staff can be reached via email at: on any shared topic [email protected] of interest. ~The Villa’s Voice Staff ©2017 Ronald Dorfman, Warminster, PA. All rights reserved. 2 | THE VILLA’S VOICE | MAY 2017 SPRING 2017 ATTENTION OWNER’S! $25 OFF How Old is Your Hot Water Heater? Any Maintenance Now is the time to or Repair Service replace it with… Cannot be combined with any other Expiresoffers. Expires9/30/14 5/31/17 ~NEW GAS~ Hot Water Heaters REBATES of up to $ 50 Gallon: $1,250. 1,200 on a complete high 74 Gallon: $1,550. Cannot be combined with any other offers. efficiency HVAC system Price includes labor. Expires 5/31/17 Call for Details! $10 OFF PARTY TRAY or CATERING Order of $75 or more. Special Event Not to be combined with Bring Your Mom any other offer or coupon. Expires 5/31/17 on Mother’s Party Trays Order NOW! Custom Trays for Every Occasion 10% OFF Day! Catering for MOTHER’s DAY, Serving Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner FATHER’s DAY & GRADUATION PARTIES Lunch, Delivered to Your Door or Dinner • Meat Deli Trays • Fancy Smoked Fish Trays Not to be combined with any other offer or coupon. • Wrap Trays • Dessert Trays • Fresh Fruit Bowls Expires 5/31/17 • Danish & Cookie Trays • Complete Dinners • Hot Entrees Catered & Served • and Much More! OPEN DAILY 1962 COUNTY LINE ROAD • HUNTINGDON VALLEY VISIT US ONLINE & RECEIVE 7 AM – 9 PM 215-355-2000 (FAX: 215-364-6638) • www.benandirvs.com E-CLUB SPECIAL DISCOUNTS! THE VILLA’S VOICE | MAY 2017 | 3 Entertainment Theater • Exhibitions • Reviews Sunday, June 25, 2017 JUDY & VFP SHOW TRIP SOLD OUT! MICHAEL Waiting list, call MULDAWER Waiting List Waiting Barbara Kains …will return to The SOLD OUT! 215-444-9908 Villas at Five Ponds on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14 at 4 PM! THIS IS THE THIRD TIME the Muldawers, who live in New Mexico, will entertain us with music and stories dating to the Wednesday, Sept.13, 2017 VFP SHOW TRIP first half of the twentieth century, popular music from the SOLD OUT! “Great American Songbook.” Waiting list, call They have discovered fascinating stories pertaining to this Aileen Salus List Waiting musical era, and enjoy relating them to their audiences in their 215-441-9339 SOLD OUT! presentation, “Tales and Tunes of Tin Pan Alley.” Michael plays the guitar, and Judy plays the ukulele.
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