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Articles Advertisers Page # 23 Stretch and Tone Page # 5 2020 HOA Elections 10 Sweatin’ to the Oldies 27 AC Guys 12 911 Cell Phones 3 To Our Snowbirds 7 All Florida Insurance 29 Acrylic Painting 15 Trailer Towing Tips and Tricks 27 All Florida Weatherproofing & Construction 21 Activities 13 Veterans Day BBQ 33 Appliance Doctor 30 American Flags 3 Welcome Lady 23 Art Classes with Donna Francis 3 Arts and Crafts Show Flyer 12 Zumba 35 Ascension Lutheran Church 16 Bake Sale Items Needed 7 Belleview Heating & Air 9 Bake sale– Nonbake Items 22 C.V.S. 13 Benevolent Committee 7 Chem-Dry of Marion County 30 Bible Study 19 Community Roofing 12 BINGO 7 Concord Print Shop 3 Dates to Remember 33 D.C. Handyman Services 9 Diner’s Club 32 First Choice Windows 24 Exercises 17,28 Florida Anchor & Barrier 16 FMO Want to Submit an Article? 25 Four Star Homes 5 Food Pantry 33,36 Furce Pest Control 20 Game Scores and Games If you are submitting an article for pub- 30 Golf Cart Sales/Repairs - Stormer 3 Genealogy Group lication, please remember to put your 7 Helping Hands - Roseanne 20 Golf Winners name and phone number on your arti- 30 Joe’s Discount Brakes 22 Homeless Vets Donations cle. If you don’t want your name print- 12 Maggione– Handyman Services 11 Homes for Sale/Rent ed, let me know. To submit an article 7 Manny’s Appliance Repair Service 12 ID Tags for Golf Cart by e-mail the address is 29 Massage - Patrice Stone 11 Items for Sale 5 Medicare Information 15 K.O.S. Concert Band [email protected] 33 Mobile Home Depot 16 K.O.S. Veterans Light the Stars PLEASE NOTE EMAIL 12 Mobile Home Maintenance 15 Kyle Oslund Article ADDRESS HAS CHANGED! 18 Ocala Heating Air Conditioning 33 Labels for Education 9 R&R Transportation 24 Letter from the Editor The box for articles, news and infor- 35 R.G. Community Church 14 Library Corner mation is in the Auditorium by the bul- 19 Reigning Cats and Dogs 31 Life South Blood Drive letin boards. If you didn’t receive your 35 S.S.S. Presbyterian Church 23 Light Up Night copy, there are extra issues in the 26 Sunbelt Mobile Homes Resales 5 Medicare Education Event clubhouses. You can also get your 24 The Bug Doctor 13 New England Club Article news at http://www.rghoa.net 16 The Trailer Doctor 10 New England Club Dinner 34 Underhome Armor 9 New York Club Article Home Delivery 8 Vanzandt Air Conditioning 10 New York Club Dinner 19 Oil Painting Class The cost to mail copies of the Rolling 31 Operation ShoeBox Greens News is $1.50 per issue. Will 9 Pickleball need to know the month to start and 10 Pro Shop Corner last issue and address. Can mail it or 23 R.G.H.O.A. Area 3 Director put in box at the Auditorium. 4 R.G.H.O.A. By Street 3 R.G.H.O.A. Meetings Disclaimer 6 R.G.H.O.A. Meetings Minutes The Editor and Staff of the Rolling RGVFD Memorial Service 4 R.G.H.O.A. Officers and Office Greens News are not responsible or The RGVFD would once again like to remind you 2 R.G.V.F.D. Memorial Service liable for content or articles submitted for of a beautiful service that they have decided to render to 23 Recipe Corner publication. The paper is dedicated to every resident in the park. If you have a family member 14 RG Book Club who passes away and would like to have a memorial providing all residents of Rolling Greens service for him/her here in the park, the volunteer fire 3 Rolling Greens Newsletter Deadlines with timely information of a social nature dept. is here to help. We will provide a beautiful table set- 12 Seniors expo as submitted by individuals or groups up, cake, coffee, and a guest book. If there would be 10 Shoes for Shepherd’s Lighthouse residing at Rolling Greens, with more food brought by other people, they would help to 3 Singles Club occasional input from management. serve it. The chair person to contact is Mary McCarthy at 13 Special Paint Class Editor—Erin Payne 352-624-2901. 2 DATES TO REMEMBER TO OUR SNOWBIRDS 11/1/19 6-8 PM HAPPY HOUR FAMILY FEUD 11/2/19 10-5 MICANOPY CRAFT SHOW The Water Dispensing Machine has been moved permanently to the front of the West Clubhouse. There is also a table next to it for you 11/3/19 10-5 THE VILLAGES CRAFT SHOW to put your bottles so you do not have to bend down. 11/7/19 630PM ACRYLIC PTG “LOVIN SNOWMEN” 11/9/19 9-2 ROLLING GREENS CRAFT SHOW 11/11/19 VETERaNS DAY Singles Club 11/13/19 GLOW BALL Our next get together is on 11/14/19 5-8:30PM NEW ENGLAND CLUB Tuesday November 12th 11/15/19 10-3 SENIOR EXPO We will be going to Sonny’s Restaurant on the Blvd 11/16/19 9-3 ST. TIMOTHYS CRAFT SHOW We meet at the West Clubhouse at 4:00. 11/18/19 9:30AM-? ACRYLIC PTG “MR. SNOWMAN” See you then! 11/21/19 5-9 NEW YORK CLUB Micki– 624-9563 11/22 6PM THE EAGLES 11/23/19 LIGHT UP OCALA 11/25/19 9:30AM-? OIL PTG/” ROYAL POINTSIANA”
R.G. 2019 HOA Meetings Board meetings at 3:30 PM @ Auditorium Member meetings at 7 PM @ Auditorium
Member meeting Board meeting November 5th November 4th December 10th December 9th
Genealogy Group Come join us in our search for interesting ancestors. Questions -Contact Alice Perkins at 585-245-3954 or [email protected] Welcome Lady Sue LaChausse
Hello to all the new residents in Rolling Greens Village. Just a note to let you know I have a bag of information from the Visitor Center and Chamber of Commerce you may find helpful in your new home. It includes a new State of Florida map plus information of the happenings around Marion County and the City of Ocala along with activities in Rolling Greens Village. The HOA has compiled an Activity Directory which is very help- ful to keep you busy once you've settled into your new home. They also want to give you a ticket for a complementary break- fast. Please give me a call @ 315-921-4125 or 352-236-6658. If I'm not home please leave a message with your phone number and address and I will get in touch with you. New Deadlines for R.G. News 2019 WELCOME TO THE BEST PLACE IN FLORIDA Issue Articles Due Ads Due Assembly December Nov. 22nd Nov. 20th Dec. 5th
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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 Tom Mullen 1102A W Gleneagles Rd 352-342-0233 Park Purchase Rich Allen 6401D Lakewood Dr 352-509-2234 [email protected]
HOA AREAS BY STREET AREA 1: AREA 3 AREA 4: Cherry Pass Road Brookfield Lane Bermuda Dunes East Gleneagles Road Carlow Terrace Birkdale Lane Easy Street Cherry Road Birnam Wood Road Holyoke Court Killarney Court Carlisle Place Merion Place Lakewood Drive Cypress Point Road Sunningdale Drive Peach Tree Lane Doral Drive Pensaco Place Indian Wells Ave. AREA 2: Pinehurst Place Jasper Place Ainsdale Lane Portrush Road LaCosta Drive Ardmore Drive Sedgefield Lane LaQuinta Road Dollymount Drive Myrtle Beach Way Donegal Drive Oakmont Ave. Ganton Road Pebble Beach Road Gleneagles Lane Rolling Greens Drive Holyoke Court Seminole Place West Gleneagles Road Spyglass Hill Drive Torrey Pines Drive
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2020 HOA Board of Directors Elections Food Pantry
This year, elections for the 2020 HOA Board of Directors will be By Karen Badders held on Tuesday, December 10th. In November, ballots will be The Food Pantry hours are Wednesdays from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. mailed to all HOA members. If you choose to vote by mail, If you know of anyone in need of food, ballots must be received by Monday, December 9th. If you please call one of the following: choose to vote in person, come to the Multi-Purpose room be- Sue LaChausse 352-236-6658 Co Chair tween 8:30am and 4:30pm on December 10th. Terrell Hilgeford 770-634-2432 Co Chair We will be electing 4 at-large positions and 3 Area Directors Tim Hilgeford 770-634-5706 (Areas 1, 2 & 3). This is a little different from previous years as Barb Estatico 412-302-2276 (seasonal) we had two resignations (one at-large position and the Area 2 Mary Hill 724-261-0984 director) during the year. Pat & Brian Hilliker 540-521-6437 Therefore, of the 4 at-large positions, one will be for a one-year Abby McNeel 610-217-3901 term. The other three will be for the usual 2-year terms. The Melissa Sawyers 321-514-2746 Area 1 & 3 Directors will be two-year terms, while the Area 2 We now have use of a freezer, if you have unopened food you Director will be for a one-year term. Please note that you will not be voting for individuals for specif- wish to donate we will be happy to distribute. ic positions, other than the area directors. At the time of the We will make sure food is delivered to those that are unable to elections, the at-large positions are “generic.” After the elec- come to the food pantry. tions are closed, the results will be tallied and reported that Thanks for the donations, we have a nice variety of healthy foods evening at the HOA membership meeting. At that time, the in our pantry. newly elected board will retire to another room and decide Also, thanks to all these men and women for stepping up to serve among themselves who will fill each position (president, 1st & our community. This is a great place to live! 2nd VPs, secretary, treasurer).
If you have any question, please contact Gail Morison, Elec- tions Chairperson, at 650-218-8752.
5 MINUTES FOR THE HOA MEETING October 1, 2019
Sandy Leach, President, opened the meeting at 7:00 p.m. with the pledge of allegiance and the singing of God Bless America. Those in attendance: Sandy Leach, president; Bob Senge, 1st VP; Abby McNeel, secretary; Mike Stone, treasurer; Diane Weingartner, Area 1; Kathy Moore, Area 2; Doug Wedel, Area3; and Nila Bruce, Area 4.
Guest Speakers: Lacy Laramore, representative of Marion County Solid Waste, gave an update on the landfill, it is now closed and is only serving as a transfer station. All solid waste is to be sent to Sumner County. Information was provided about dropping off household wastes (and what is not acceptable), recycling of all kinds, etc. More exacting information can be found on the Marion County website.
Secretary’s report was accepted as read by unanimous vote.
Treasurer’s report was accepted as read by unanimous vote. Membership has increased to 386 homeowners plus 6 renters for a total of 392.
President: Requested that the discussion regarding Cove and taxes be held until the end of the meeting. She explained the upcoming elections; votes are cast for “at large” board members, not for specific offices, with the exception of the Area Di- rectors. Four of the five “at large” positions will be vacant as well as 2 area directors. Weekly meetings with Cove will be on Monday mornings at 10:00 a.m., with the exception that the 3rd Monday of the month will be an evening meeting at 6:00 p.m. There continues to be a need for volunteers. The annual spaghetti dinner, the major HOA fundraiser, will need a chair person and committee members. The monies raised at this dinner covers HOA expenses.
1st VP: Nothing Secretary: The first Meet and Greet of the season will be held on Thursday October 10th in the auditorium. Old and new residents are invited to attend. Treasurer: Nothing Area 1: Nothing Area 2: Nothing Area 3: Nothing Area 4: Thanked Speedy Sue LaChausse for her help in obtaining new members. Old Business: None New Business: None
Commentators Tom Mullen, chair of the nominating committee spoke and reiterated the need for more people to step up and run. There are 4 out of 5 open positions for at large; 3 are for 2 year terms and 1 for 1 year term; plus 2 area directors. Explanation given regarding the duties of each job; one member of the audience stood and volunteered to run for Area 1 as long as Bunny would help.
Gail Morrison chair of the election committee explained the process and stressed that there is only 1 vote per household. The NE Club be- gins on October 10th with the annual pizza party. Either respond to the email or sign up by Friday, October 4th in order that adequate pizzas can be purchased.
Charles Pennington- The RGVFD pancakes breakfasts will begin on October 12th. They run monthly on the 2nd Saturday from October- April. Costs remains $3.00. He pointed out that the RGVFD owned the current Fire and Rescue building and leased it to Marion County. It has now been sold to Cove. The ribbon cutting on the new building will be on October 23rd at 10:00a.m.
Linda Lee Krebs announced that NY club will be beginning the season on 10/17/19. It will have pulled pork or chicken sandwiches, with a side dish large enough to feed 8-10 brought by members and guests. Yearly dues of $8.00 will be collected and tickets ($8.00) for Thanksgiving meal will be available for purchase. Entertainment in October will consist of an auction with proceeds going to Bahamian relief. Please bring a wrapped new/almost new item for the auction. The Arts and Crafts show will be held in November. There will be a bake sale in conjunction with the fair. Robin Cunningham and Fran Misterly are co-chairs of the bake sale. Need volunteers to bake goods for sale.
Kaye Loper thanked all for their donations to Operation Shoebox. Money is needed for shipping. She reminded all that it is necessary to sup- port our troops who are defending our freedoms, that Christmas is coming, and the troops need our gifts more than ever at that time.
Sandy Leach, president, read a letter from Cove regarding the tax pass through to the membership. A brief discussion followed. Motion made and carried for Charles Pennington to submit a 30 day letter to Cove to negotiate this matter. The HOA attorney will be contacted to determine the legality of Cove’s actions.
Share the Wealth: There were 9 $10.00 winners.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted
Abigail A McNeel, Secretary
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PLAY PICKLEBALL! OCTOBER 17, 2019 By: Mary Hill What is Pickleball You Ask? The New York Club began the season with a bang! The side Pickleball is a combination of tennis, badminton, ping dishes brought by everyone complimented the sandwiches pong and racquetball and is currently one of the fastest catered by Chef Joan. Thanks to Linda Lee Krebs, whose cre- growing sports in America! It may have a funny name, ative idea to hold an auction to support Operation Shoebox but it's a serious sport! became a huge hit. She asked Bruce Denerstein, a real auc- It's fast paced, easy to tioneer, to auction off the gifts brought by everyone. He did learn, great exercise and such a fantastic job that netted the grand sum of $726.00! lots of fun! A great activi- Wow! A big congratulations to everyone who donated and to ty for all ages... come see those who so competitively and generously made the auction what all the excitement fun. The men and women who receive gifts from home are so is about! happy and grateful. Thank you, everyone! You are all awe- some! Thanks, also, to our great volunteers in the kitchen that kept everything running smoothly. Free instruction— come learn from current players! Next month’s dinner will be held on Thursday, Nov. 21st and We have all the equipment you need. Just wear comfort- will be a complete Thanksgiving dinner, turkey and all the trim- able clothes and tennis shoes. mings. Tickets are $8.00 and can be purchased from our won- Please Sign up at the Activities Desk derful Rose Tan, Linda Lee, or Mary Hill. There is no need to bring your own place setting this time. However, BYOB and For more information about pickleball, maybe your eating utensils if you don’t like plastic. Entertain- visit: USAPA.ORG ment is by Amy Reese, everyone has really enjoyed her in the past.
CALLING ALL “NON-BAKERS” We welcomed many new members and it’s great to have them. FOR BAKE SALE AT CRAFT SHOW Welcome to Karen Limoges, Pat & Bill Hull, Cruett & Rosemary Spivey, Bruce, Jan, and Emily Denerstein, Barbara Zeidl, Ed & Nov. 9, 2019 9am-2pm Merilyn Dupre, Michael & Deb Loewenstein and Barbara & Rolling Greens Village Auditorium Harold Stockholm.
If you don't like to cook you can still help us There were so many birthdays in September and October that I by mixing up some no-bake items can’t print them all. But we do want to mention anniversaries. Suggestions are: They are an important milestone in everyone’s lives. First of Rice Krispie treats, with M&Ms or chocolate drizzle on top all, a few long term anniversaries in September. Bob and Rose Chex Mix, with or without nuts, put in quart ziplock bag Tan celebrated 59 years; Frank & Maureen Wisniewski 56 No-bake chocolate pie (ready-made crust, instant pudding, years; Rich & Kathy Allen 53 years.
whip topping, chocolate curls) In October, Brian & Pat Hilliker celebrated 50 years on the Trail Mix(nuts, dried fruit, M&Ms) 25th; Len & Cece Fuller, 25 years on the 8th; Mike & Cheryl No-bake Creamsicle Cheesecake(Google recipe) Noble, 28 years on the 5th; Jim & Barb Whitemen, 44 years on Thanks to all who contribute to our charity fundraiser the 10th; Earl & Linda Krout, 2 years on the 14th; Bill & Pat Fran Misterly 352 229 3835 Hull, 47 years on the 14th; Ed & Merilyn Dupre, 59 years on the 22nd; Joe and Ann Quinlivan, 57 years on the 27th. Con- gratulations to all!
Welcome back all our snow birds, and we look forward to new people in our village joining us some time in the near future.
Happy Thanksgiving! I think that if we try, we can all find much to be thankful for. Diner's Club
November 18th @ 5 PM -China Lee Call: Flo Gustafson 352-694-0996 or Dorothy Batchelor 352-694-3121
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We are scheduling GLO BALL & LONGEST DRIVE TOU- RAMENTS for MEMBERS ONLY GLO BALL– This event will be jointly sponsored by The Pro Shop and Rolling Greens Vil- lage Resort. Will be held on Wednesday evening, November 13th Set up will be at approx. 5pm Sunset will be at 5:33pm The tentative start time will be 6pm. The event will be followed by an AFTER PARTY in the AUDI- TORIUM. There will be food, drinks (soft and hard), prizes and fun. There will be a $10 entry fee, which covers all materials (including new balls) needed to participate, as well as all the food, drink, and prizes at the After Party. Those of you who are not yet here to sign up, please respond to his post and we will save a spot for you. The After Party will be open to all golfers, family and friends. Let us know if you have any questions.
LONGEST DRIVE CONTEST This event will be jointly sponsored by the Pro Shop and Roll- ing Greens Village Resort It will be held Wednesday, January 15th at the Driving Range. Tentative start time is 10am. SHOES FOR SHEPHERD’S LIGHTHOUSE The event will be separated into Men’s and Women’s divisions. By: Mary Hill Tentative Rules of Play Friends and neighbors, I’ve been asked if I will collect shoes again Each contestant will have two minutes to hit ten balls. this year, and the answer is “yes.” For information to newer resi- There will be 5 minutes between contestants to give everyone dents, Shepherd’s Lighthouse supports abused women and chil- time to set themselves up. dren. One of the ways they finance this is their thrift store on Rob- We will alternate Men’s and Women’s contestants as evenly as inson Rd. in Belleview, FL. They take shoes, either to sell in the possible. thrift store, or to give to the women and children. They accept There will be visible side boundaries, however, it is our inten- women’s, men’s and children shoes, either in excellent shape or tion to make the field of play as wide as possible. not so good. If the shoes are not in great shape, they sell to a com- Markers will be used to mark distance of longest 5 balls each pany by the pound. So here is a way to clean out your closets and (men’s and women’s), which will be constantly updated. do a good deed and won’t cost you a penny. My address is 6893C We will set up refreshments for the contestants only. Dollymount Dr. (right by the golf cart path between W. Gleneagles The event will coincide with the Wednesday Market and there and Lakewood). If I’m not at home, just drop them off in the car- will be Food Trucks available for snacks, meals and drinks. port. Thank you, everyone. There will be prizes awarded at the conclusion of the event. Signups will not be taken until December 1st. Let us know if you have any questions.
Mike Stone– 352-624-0511 [email protected] Facebook– Michael Stone Sweatin’ to the Oldies Want to speed up your metabolism, increase your stamina and burn fat while you achieve heart health? Please join us for Sweatin’ to the Oldies beginning Tuesday November 5 at 9:00am. Classes will be held Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 9:00am. All exercises are done standing and the routines can be modified to your fitness level. Bring a bottle of water. Any questions call Marilyn Schrader at 716-560-5398.
10 Items For Sale Homes for Sale/Rent There is no charge for listing items for sale to residents of R.G. There is no charge for listing homes for sale or rent to residents of R.G.
Dining table set, 6 chairs. Captain chairs light oak. Very good condition PRICE LOWERED- Furnished 2BR/2BA home on the Golf Course; all $500.00. utilities and internet included, you pay owner for electric. Fully ap- Full size couch, cream back ground light blue print. Very good condi- pointed home, close to the Community Center (walking distance). tion $100.00. 352-233-5280 Much more than just a rental, perfectly set up for entertaining and outdoor living. Available November 15 for the entire winter or year Hand Crafted Jewelry, all nickel free, Earrings, Necklaces, Anklets, $5 round. Rent depends on length of stay (high season vs. annual). High each. Made by CRYS. Contact Donna Guernsey. 502-303-2961 season Dec 15th- April 15 $1900/month. Ask about longer lease Items for Sale– Décor Items, set of end tables, Décor pictures, set of and rent. Discount for long term. Call Jenna 480-907-6539 two decorative black and cream cushions, Cannon printer, and other FOR RENT 201 A East Gleneagles Rd. in Rolling Greens. Unfur- small items. Call Nancy at 352-509-2153 n come take a peek! nished, located on Golf Course near clubhouse, pools and other Household Items- amenities. Freshly remodeled Doublewide Mobile Home. 2BR/2BA, Queen Sized adjustable bed- $650 Living Room, Dining Room, Large Family Room/Den, Laundry/Utility White wicker TV cabinet- $60 Room, Screened Porch overlooking Golf Course, Two Car Carport. call Nancy at 352-233-6556 All new appliances (Washer, Dryer, Stove, Refrigerator, Dish Washer).
Items for Sale- New Air Conditioner. Rent includes all Recreation and Sports Activi- Beige Lazy Boy Recliner Chair- $25 ties, Discount Green Fees, Lawn Maintenance, Water and Sewer, Light Brown Reclining Loveseat- $50 Garbage Pickup. Use of Personal Golf Cart included with rental. Coffee Table with 3 Piece Glass Top 56” x 26” $10 Unfurnished at $1450 per month, 12 month lease only. Call Muriel– 352-694-1748 10% Discount for annual payment. Renter is responsible for own Inter- net and Electric Service. Available November 1, 2019 with Rolling Mountain Bike for sale.26” px 6.0. $50.00 call 352-624-2837 Greens Village Approval (age 55 & older and proof of income). For USB turntable never used, still in box. $25.00 more information or to see home contact Bill at 352 266-2211.
Epson all in one printer in good working condition $25.00. If interested FOR SALE 201 A East Gleneagles Rd. in Rolling Greens Call Regina 352-598-3691 Unfurnished, located on Golf Course near clubhouse, pools and other For Sale: Christmas Houses, Spoon collection, Christmas dinner sets, amenities. Freshly remodeled Doublewide Mobile Home. Mugs,, HP Chrome Laptop. Contact Deanna Savard 352-694-2964 2BR/2BA, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Large Family Room/ Den overlooking golf course, Laundry/Utility Room, Screened Porch, Golf Cart– in excellent shape. Has horn, lights, and turn signals $1,150 Two Car Carport. All new appliances (Washer, Dryer, Stove, Refriger- call Linda 454-8502 ator, Dish Washer). New Air Conditioner. MANY ITEMS FOR SALE: 6 ½' Lighted Christmas Tree, in box new last Ownership requires Rolling Greens Village lot rent of $800.00 per Christmas. Will sell for $25.00 or best reasonable offer. month, which includes use of all Recreation and Sports Activities, Free Patio rod iron swivel chairs with cushions, $20.00 for the pair or best Green Fees, Lawn Maintenance, Water and Sewer, Garbage Pickup. reasonable offer. Sale Price is $27,500.00. Available November 1, 2019 with Rolling 2 beach chairs in canvas bags. $15.00 for both. Greens Village Approval (age 55 & older and proof of income). Dept 56 New England houses and landscaping items collection. For more information or to see home contact Bill at 352 266-2211. $500.00 or best reasonable offer. Byers choice collectible dolls. Several sets and singles, many signed. $500.00 or best reasonable offer. As you get older you've got to stay positive. For exam- Contact: Bob Frantz 352-509-2528 [email protected] ple, the other day I fell down the stairs and instead of getting upset I just thought “WOW, that's the fastest 90” Leather power recliner sofa. Burgundy color. Wall hugger. I've moved in years.” $50.00 Call 352-694-0660
Club Car: golf cart in excellent condition. New batteries and new tires have just been put on it. Call: 352 624-9064
Artificial Christmas tree 7 ft slim aspen mountain tree. 932 easy to The scariest feeling in the world is the split second when you shape branch tips, 600 multi-colored, never out lighting, metal lose your balance in the shower and think, “oh crap, they're stand. 38" approx. diameter, 7' high. New was $160.00. Tree has only going to find me naked.” been used 3 times. Asking $100.00 624-1114
2006 Nissan Sentra- Bought new Local. Blue 4 door Sedan 97,804 miles. Fully loaded. Runs like new. Asking $3,000.00 or best offer If items have been sold please call (352) 629-0736 or 1703A W Gleneagles 352-304-2938 Ask for Patty E-mail [email protected] to let me know items can be removed. Thank you! Erin Payne, Editor
11 Rolling Greens ID Tag for your GOLF CART - 5”x12” metal plate $12.00 plus, $5.00 donation to Operation ShoeBox Tim Maggione To order: call “A Handy Guy To Have Around” Jim Puglise Services include, but not limited to: 624-9747 or Landscape Flooring Kaye Loper Finish Carpentry 624-3725 Gutter or Roof Cleaning and Repair All Outside and Inside Painting Wall Paper Hanging 911 Cell Phones Basic Plumbing and Electric Bob Mikler uses old cell phones to make emergency 911 Dog Sitting phones for people who may need them. There is a box in the Driving Auditorium where you can drop phones off. If you are in need
Resident of Rolling Greens Village for over of a 911 phone, you can call Bob at 512-0204. 10 years!
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ZumbA Zumba with Sherry Jensen is held in the auditorium on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 AM and in the pool on Fridays at 11 AM. Come join the fun!
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The Benevolent Fund was established to aid Rolling Greens homeowner residents who may need some assistance. Self- referrals or referrals from others identify the need. To be eligible for assistance from the BFC, one full year of resi- dence in RGV as a homeowner is required. The BFC chair and/or a member of the committee will complete a financial review and Assistance Request Form for each referral. Income and resources will be verified. In order to be eligible, in- come must be below 150% of the poverty level as determined by the government and published annually. Please contact one of the following if you know of someone who may need assistance: Sue LaChausse 352-236-6658 Co-Chair Terrell Hilgeford 770-634-2432 Co-Chair Tim Hilgeford 770-634-5706 Barb Estatico 412-302-2276 (seasonal) Mary Hill 724-261-0984 Pat & Brian Hilliker 540-521-6437 Abby McNeel 610-217-3901 Melissa Sawyers 321-514-2746
New England Club November 2019
The New England Club had the first monthly meeting on Thursday, October 10. Everyone enjoyed pizza provided by the club. After dinner we had a short business meeting. Our next meeting, November 7, will be a Thanksgiving dinner. Social hour from 5-6pm (please arrive by 5:30). Dinner will be served at 6:00pm. The club will provide the turkeys and dessert (several members volunteered to cook the turkeys). A list was sent around for everyone to sign up to bring a side dish. If you were not at the meeting please respond to Rich Allen’s email to let him know if you will be attending and what side dish you will bring. Everyone was reminded to please bring a dish large enough to feed 8-10 people. We will be having a joint Christmas party with the New York Club on December 19th. Tickets will be on sale at our No- vember meeting for $10.00 each. Dues for the year are $8.00 per person. If you have not paid your dues please pay at our November meeting. Please bring exact cash or a check made out to Rich Allen. Dues are collected to pay for entertainment and to purchase meat and other items that the club provides. We recognized all our birthday and anniversaries from May through October. We had the 50/50 drawing then Linda Lee had a very chal- lenging Trivia game for everyone to enjoy! We are all looking forward to a wonderful year.
13 off on the cart in the Library for other residents be November 11. RG Library Corner to enjoy. By Barbara Critchfield Please mark your calendars and plan to attend If you need to refresh your flower gardens and It's good to be back in Rolling the dedication ceremony for our own Veterans shrubbery like I do after this long hot summer, Park here in Rolling Greens. The ceremony will Greens! Mike and I arrived on the Library has received donations of several Sunday, October 13 and found our home in be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, November 9 books about successful gardening in Florida in the area near the Fire Station on Holyoke great shape except for all the healthy weeds in and gardening in general which will be featured my flower gardens. I know the flower gardens Court. on the coffee table until mid-November. There is a new display of books in the Library, were weed free before I left in the spring so I don't know what could have happened! Veterans Day is November 11. The coffee all topics about Christmas. When you go shop- table feature will be changed to provide several ping now, you already see displays of lighted I especially want to thank all the volunteers books of interest to the many veterans living in Christmas trees and decorations in the stores. I who took care of the Library during the sum- Rolling Greens. We've received some beautiful thought this might be a good time to get a jump mer. I found the Library looking great when I volumes about the Army, Navy, Air Force and into the holiday spirit. These books will be returned. All the donations from the residents Marines that you might like to browse through available until January and then go back into are much appreciated. I think the Library could when visiting the Library. The Kingdom of the storage. There are also many beautiful cook- use some more magazines. We try to keep a Sun Concert Band will honor all veterans at books with interesting holiday ideas. three month supply of the monthly magazines their concert on November 10 at 6:30 PM at Stop by the Community Center for some hot and a three week supply of the weekly maga- the Veterans Park near the main Ocala Library. coffee and some good reading. See you at the zines on the shelf. When you are finished read- The rain date for the concert and fireworks will ing your most current issues, please drop them Library. RG Book Club RG Book Club By Linnea Corneilson by Dorothy Portalla If you like to read, you will love our book club. Some of you I’m sitting at my computer by my window listening to the heavy rain. I love the might have an idea that book clubs are stuffy, or you have to sound of the rain on the roof. Every now and then I hear the clap of thunder, which be an English major to join. Nothing could be further from the reminds me that the warm and cool air are clashing. I guess that’s fall in Flori- truth. Our book club is a wonderful way to read a best seller da. Much better than fall in New Hampshire where it is in the low 30’s. I was told and discuss it with best friends. For example, our last book, that the big tree behind our house is a Rain Tree. It has beautiful pastel flow- ‘The Art Of Racing in the Rain’ by Garth Stein gave us all a ers. They take the place of the maple trees in the mountains of the northern chance to talk about the book in terms of our own dogs. states. The more I think about it, the more I appreciate Florida. We have colorful We were in agreement that the dogs we have loved could flowers and trees all year. When we go outside to see the changing colors we probably write a book about us, just as Enzo did. I feel that in don’t have to bundle up in layers-we wrap our towels around us as we get out of our discussions I feel closer to each one there. We share the swimming pool. many of the same memories, and it is fun to see that growing At our next meeting on Wednesday, November 6, we will be talking about BOY’S up in Illinois in the 40-50's was not that different from being in LIFE by Robert McCammon. Rain is in this story with all the clashes of a thunder- Michigan, Vermont, New York, or Georgia. I loved the stories storm. If we had music playing as we read, it would be the foreshadowing type that I heard of others' dogs and cats, too. heard in movies. Rain is almost relaxing and comforting, except for the loud thun- I love our book club because we read books that I might not der. Cory, the main character of our story, sees the rain as a challenge. At one choose to read on my own. We have been in Sweden, Tus- point, he rides his bicycle, Rocket, through a heavy downpour. He is riding away cany, Oak Ridge, and new England, for example. We have from danger and through the dangerous storm. Can you imagine how the music read serious books: ‘Henrietta Lack and the way she was would sound! treated’, the Space Rocket team of women we never heard I was talking about BOY’S LIFE with a club member and we realized that this is about in in the 60's and "Ove" and the hundred year-old man the first book where the main character was not a female. I look forward to our who disappeared on his birthday and lived a life like Forest discussion on the sixth. I have heard that there are mixed reviews of our selection. Gump. We read about the Burgess Boys, the Orphan Train, Some have enjoyed it, some have not. The more varied the opinions, the more and a group of escapees from an assisted living home and lively and interesting the discussion. I hope some of you reading this will give it a their adventures. try. Mike Critchfield highly recommended this. I taught for many years and do The discussions are good and feelings are expressed. We know that the social life of middle school boys versus middle school girls varies a learn about other residents' history and they inspire us to lot. While I read Cory’s story, I thought of some of my former students as well as search our own history. If I haven't finished the book by the our oldest son. There is a huge difference in the interactions. Our library here in first Wednesday at 11:15, I come anyway. Sometimes the the resort does not have a copy, but did you know that Amazon Prime members others don't spoil the ending, so I have to finish it. We watch can read it online for free? movies and then discuss the book (and the differences the We are hoping to have another film afternoon. Barbara Zeidle has ordered a copy movie made). I hope that this will encourage you to join us at of the movie THE ART OF RACING THE RAIN. Every member of our group the card room in the Community Center. I feel close to the agreed that this book was one of the better ones we have read. We shared great readers and hope to learn about you, too. Please give it a stories of our own pets, past and present. We all found that our pets did have a lot try. Now that the snowbirds are back, I hope to see many of of human characteristics. This is another book that I hope you will pick up or you in November. We often have coolies to share with Cen- download and just enjoy. Watch our Rolling Greens Facebook page for the date of ter coffee. our movie afternoon as well as our November selection. Hope you will join us Nov.13 at 11:15 in the community center. We always have a great time.
14 Kingdom of the Sun Concert Band TRAILERS, Towing, Tips, Trick & Trage- Les Muncaster, Conductor dies – AVOIDED! On behalf of the Kingdom of the Sun Concert Band, I am By: Rich Missall, Resident & Owner of “The Trailer Doc & fab Shop” pleased to invite you to join us for our Eighth Annual “Veteran’s TRAILERS NEED TO STOP TOO – OR YOU MIGHT NOT! Light the Stars” performance on Sunday, November 10, 6:30 Trailers with a 3000lbs capacity (or greater) are required BY p.m., at the beautiful Ocala/Marion County Veterans Memorial LAW to have independent brakes. IF NOT, the load will “PUSH” Park. the tow vehicle when stopping possibly into traffic or another
Sponsored by the KOS Band, this special concert honors all vehicle. Having NO TRAILER BRAKES, you will also chew up those who have served and currently serve to protect those your vehicle brakes prematurely, but trailer brakes need mainte- freedoms we all enjoy. Many of the Kingdom of the Sun Con- nance, just like your car brakes! cert Band members are, like ourselves, military veterans, and There are 2 main types: Electric and Hydraulic systems. THIS we take pride in being able to recognize the incredible mem- MONTH we will address ELECTRIC BRAKES only, which usu- bers of our Armed Forces on Veterans Day weekend. The 6:30 ally require a 6 or 7-way round style plug. Backing plates with p.m. concert at the Ocala/Marion County Veterans’ Park will drums are installed over the trailer axle hubs & include the feature a program of both patriotic and familiar selections, in- brake pads, electromagnets and other internal parts. cluding, among others: “Stars & Stripes Forever,” “As Time YOU ALSO NEED BY LAW, an emergency breakaway kit Goes By,” “Salute to the Armed Forces,” “In the Miller Mood,” WHICH INCLUDES a 12v-5amp battery with charger, and a and grand fireworks finale to “Overture 1812.” switch with a pull pin & lanyard. This is needed in case you As with all of our performances, this special event is free and ever separate from your trailer, the unit will stop itself! open to the public. So, please bring your families, friends, blan- Once installed, you need to have the brakes WIRED into your kets, and lawn chairs, and join us for the Eighth Annual King- harness (usually through a junction box) from the axles forward dom of the Sun Concert Band presents “Veterans Light the and then into the breakaway kit & front plug. They will ONLY Stars,” Sunday, November 10th, 6:30 p.m., at the Ocala/Marion WORK PROPERLY with some sort of Electric Controller in- County Veterans Memorial Park. Bleacher seating will also be stalled in the vehicle. A controller should have a Fused Link for available. In the event of inclement weather, the performance power & gets wired to the back of your vehicle socket where the will be held on Monday, November 11th. trailer plugs in. TIP: There are new WIRELESS CONTROL- We also thank our generous community sponsors for their sup- LERS that can be used and with a simple 4-way flat plug. This port for this special event: Marion Cultural Alliance (MCA) and is how you set the strength “grab” and how “sensitive” or quick Hiers-Baxley Funeral Services. they respond.
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Rolling Greens will be hosting the January 22, 2020 meeting here in the auditorium at 12:30 pm for refreshments and a 1:00 meeting. You need not be a member to attend. The speaker will be someone from the American Red Cross speaking on hurricane and disaster relief. In the meantime, the Red Cross is sponsoring a program with the generous contribution by The Kidde Corporation, to install one free smoke alarm in each mobile home. The free smoke alarm will have a 10-year battery and will be installed by a Red Cross volunteer. Signup sheet on the FMO notice board in the auditorium. The FMO monthly meeting was held at Oak Bend in Ocala on September 26, 2019. The guest speaker was Rob Boulware from Storm Ready Services. With the use of an actual mobile home tie down, Rob demonstrated how and where tie downs are installed under a mobile home. He explained the Code and the State Tie Down program. The qualifications for getting on this free program have changed slightly. Mobile homes older than 1999 with removable stacked brick and a 15” clearance now qualify. W can apply individually, not as a community. Ap- plications are on the FMO notice board in the auditorium. Rob also discussed the importance of a vapor barrier. Vapor barriers should be checked every 5 years and/or after a plumb- er has made repairs or an exterminator has cut the barrier to look for termites or mold. He stated that the holes can be patched and that it is rare when the complete barrier has to be replaced. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DESSERT?
We need donations for the Bake Sale at RGV Sat. Nov 9, 2019 Items needed: Chocolate chip cookies Chocolate chip cookies with M&M's on top Oatmeal cookies Peanut Butter cookies Brownies, some with cheesecake swirl on top Lemon squares Nut loaves—pumpkin, banana, date, cranberry/orange, zucchi- ni, fruitcake, apple Cupcakes, muffins Pies—chocolate, apple, strawberry, lemon. Smaller pies ok Cheesecake bars Cinnamon rolls Coffeecake Anything chocolate!!!
You can bring your baked goods to the auditorium before 9am. Please bring items in baggies or clear plastic so easier to dis- play. Large cookies 2 to a bag, small cookies 4-5 to a bag. Pies and cakes can be in disposable pans for buyers to carry out. Thanks you for helping with our fundraiser. Questions??? Call me, Fran Misterly 352-229-3835
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ROLLING GREENS ACTIVITIES
Activities Location Day Time Contact 313 cards CC Mon/Fri 1pm Donna Guernsey-502-303-2961 Bible Study CC Tues 10am Pat Green- 509-2253 Billiards CC Mon 2-4pm Dave Carson- 509-2470 BINGO Aud Tues 12:15pm Judy Crites- 724-815-6679 Bocca 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 Dorothy Portalia 352-509-2381 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 Ceramics WCH Anytime/ contact comm. Center for Key Comm. Center– 352-300-1207 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] Genealogy Group 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 - 352-537-1304 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 208-819-1290 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 (resumes Oct) 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 2:00pm 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 Erin Payne– 352-629-0736 Scripture Rosary 1102B W Gleneagles Last Wed 6:30pm Helen Cater - 509-2069 Shuffleboard Sports Comp Tues & Thurs 9am Art Locke- 352-537-1304 Skip-Bo CC Fri 1pm Marti Vetter - 908-910-8294 Stretch-n-Tone Aud Mon-Wed-Fri 9am - 9:45 am Jo Anne Fieschel - 624-1673
Sweatin’ to the Oldies Marilyn Scrader-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 Anytime Once Certified 9-11am Keith Perkins 585-245-3954 Yoga WCH Tues & Thurs 10am Antonio - 352-300-1207 Aqua Zumba Pool Fri 11 am Antonio - 352-300-1207 Zumba (resumes in Fall) Aud Mon & Wed 10am Antonio -352-300-1207 21 HOMELESS VETS DONATIONS
VVA Chapter 1085 will hold it's annual toiletries collection for the Veterans Village “RITZ” and Vets helping Vets. This will be held on Thurs Dec 5th from 4-7PM in the Auditorium. They can use both men's and ladies toiletries, as well as deter- gent, softener, paper towels, toilet tissue, socks or a Walmart gift card. Please no clothes or shoes. Anyone having a plastic tub with a lid that they no longer need please email me. Thanks Rich Allen [email protected]
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DONNA FRANCIS Here it is almost November, time is going so fast as we get old- Reserve Space: 719-352-7003 er. By now I'm sure all our snowbirds are back and eager to get Beginner to Advanced back into the swing of things. Most importantly is the next HOA Individual Attention meeting coming up on November 5th. Elections for the Board of Step-by-step instructions Directors will be held on December 10th, and nominations will be closed at the November meeting. If you would like to run for the Board you can contact Tom Mullen at 352-342-0233. We In techniques and composition have about 400 members in the HOA and I am hoping that all Oil Acrylic the members we have now will rejoin this January to help sup- Pastel Watercolor port the negotiating committee with rent issues. There is Realistic Landscapes strength in numbers. Still Life Portrait I would like to remind all residents of the upcoming Craft Show on November 9th, it's a good place to find gifts for Christmas or Animals Abstract something for yourself. Also, Veterans Day is on the 11th and Impressionistic Flowers there will be a ceremony at the auditorium. On Sunday the 10th is the Kingdom of the Sun "Veterans Light the Night" concert RECIPE CORNER with fireworks to follow. Hope to see everyone at these events and getting involved with other activities at Rolling Greens Vil- EASY CROCK POT POTATO SOUP lage. Fran Misterly 352 229 3835 Doug Wedel Wood Shop members will be meeting November 12th in the multipurpose room in the club house at 9am. 1 30 oz. Bag of frozen hash browns, thawed overnight in refrigerator 1 32 oz. Box of chicken broth 1 can cream of chicken soup 1 8oz. Cream cheese (not fat free) 3 oz. Bacon bits 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese salt & pepper to taste
In crock pot combine hash browns, chicken broth, half the bacon bits, salt & pepper. Cook on low 8 hrs. An hour be- fore serving cut the cream cheese into chunks and add to crock pot. Stir a couple times during hour. Serve and top with cheese and bacon bits.
LIGHT UP NIGHT IN ROLLING GREENS VILLAGE By: Mary Hill
For a few years, we’ve held a “Light up Night in Rolling Greens” and are planning on it once again. We have many trees to light up and they will be seen from Lakewood Dr. We do this to raise money for Operation Shoebox which sends gifts to our troops overseas. We accept donations, and every cent we raise goes to support our troops. They are so grateful Stretch and Tone when they know that people back home have remembered Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 AM them. So mark your calendars now for Sunday evening, De- In the auditorium cember 1st. We will light the trees at 6:00 pm and have some Bring a mat and light hand weights drinks, snacks and even carolers. Bring your friends from oth- Exercises can be done sitting in a chair er places to help support our troops. It will be a fun evening! Questions? Call Jo Anne 631-987-6842
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If there has been a date/time/event change after you’ve emailed or submitted your article to the drop box, please let me know! I only publish what information has been given to me. I want to make sure what is in the newsletter is true and correct. As al- ways, if you have any creative ideas or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to call or email. I’m always open to new ideas, and want this to continue to be a source of helpful information to all residents. If you have any questions about an event, the online calendar and Rolling Greens Facebook page are updated frequently. https://www.covecommunities.com/55-mh-communities/ florida/rolling-greens-village/community-hub/activities/
I hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving. Happy Veteran’s Day to you wonderful men and women who’ve served our country. God bless you.
Erin Payne, Editor
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30 Care Items Cash For Shipping Operation Shoe box Jen Vollero Bob & Chesterine Breen The request for cash to start operation shoe box’s Christmas Becky Dolphin Mary and Marvin Hill shopping to our troops, was answered with a $500 donation!! Janice Guiliano Bob and Tammy Pennington At our home owner meeting on October 1st, $200 of that 500 Yvonne Dunning Monice Ruppel was donated!! Rose Bossert Barbara Zeidl Good start, thank you all! I hope we can do that again at our Evelyn Miller Judy & Ron Snyder 313 Cards Ann Quinlivan next meeting November 5th DAV 85 Bingo Player Ronda Owens By the way, I hope to see you all there with a $1 or so to donate Kaye Loper Jerry Rood to operation shoebox, it’s for our troops! Diane Martinelli Every dollar helps! Vincent Bianchi Thank you to Jim Doug & Sue Wedel Thanks for all the care items and cash donations to ship those Puglise for the Rolling Barbara Batchelor care items Kaye Loper Greens ID tags, they Kaye Loper, for Mary Harper at Operation Shoe box and Our made $35.00 to help Flo Gustafson Troops. Operation Shoe box DAV Bingo Players this month! Ron Rigel x3 RG Bingo Players Life South Blood Drive Judy Stimmel Sue LaChausse The Life South blood mobile will be here in Rolling Greens Vil- Evelyn Miller lage on November 14th from 8am to 4:30pm Dorothy Batchelor Jennifer Vollero Please mark your calendar to be a blood donor and give the gift Rolling Greens ID Tag of life!
It is so easy to become a blood donor, and it only takes five minutes of your time! But there is only 1 gift that can potentially save as many as 3 lives!! This gift is given by special people from there heart!
Please call The Rolling Greens Vampire at 624-3725– or I’ll be calling you!!
Thank you donors, for the many gifts you have given! Please mark your calendars now!! Blood donation Thursday, November 14th 8am-4:30pm and call the Rolling Greens Vampire to make an appointment to give the gift of life!
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P.O. Box 2288, Silver Springs, FL., 34489-2288 Fax: 236-0007 Serving Marion County For Over 30 Years
622-1376
Initial Service - $75.00, includes interior and exterior perimeter treatment, fog under mobile, and granules.
Guaranteed services - starting at $240 per year. (only $20.00 per month)
Snowbird Special - 2 full services @ $75.00 each (No guarantees, additional cost for resprays)
Save Those Labels For Education You may drop them off at the bag hanging on the bulletin board at the Auditorium. Thank You ...... Rose Tan
D.C. Handyman Services
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Rolling Greens Community Church
Sundays 10 A.M. Auditorium Casual Dress
Pastor Chuck Lewis
Come And Embrace The Atmosphere Of Family
Non-Denominational
ALL ARE WELCOME
Refreshments & Fellowship After Each Service
Library Hours 8a-10p everyday What's Happening Today? Check out http://www.rghoa.net/calendar/ SILVER SPRINGS SHORES ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH Presbyterian Church 5730 SE 28TH STREET 674 Silver Road 352-624-0066
Invites you to join us each Sunday SUNDAY SCHEDULE 8:30am or 11:00am Traditional Worship 9:45 Bible Study
Senior Dining Site 10:30 AM - Worship with Alzheimer’s Support Group Thrift Store Holy Communion www.ssspreschurch.org
687-1119 9:15 AM - Bible Study Alan Cummings, Minister
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P.O. Box 2288 Initial Service - $75.00, includes interior and exteri- Silver Springs, FL., 34489-2288 or perimeter treatment, fog under mobile, and granules.
Fax: 236-0007 Guaranteed services - starting at $240 per year. (only $20.00 per month) Serving Rolling Greens For Over 30 Years Snowbird Special - 2 full services @ $75.00 each. 622-1376 (No guarantees, additional cost for resprays)
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