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May 2021 the Verano Voice MAY 2021 THE VERANO VOICE SMALL WAYS TO ENCOURAGE YOUNGER MOMS HOW AND WHY DOES DIET INFLUENCE IMMUNE FUNCTION? UNRAVELING THE FAST & HEALTHY RECIPES MANY MYSTERIES OF Immune-System Boosting CUCUMBER KIMCHI PICKLES NEIL DIAMOND'S CURTIDO - CULTURED SALVADORIAN SLAW 'SWEET CAROLINE' MATCHA GREEN TEA AND PINEAPPLE SMOOTHIE CLUBTALAVERA.COM CLUB TALAVERA IMPORTANT NUMBERS 10291 SW Visconti way Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 [email protected] Front Desk.................................772.345.9312 Alarm Monitoring..................772.345.6000 LIKE US ON FACEBOOK Animal Control........................772.871.5042 Blue Stream Cable..............772.345.6000 facebook.com/ClubTalavera Chamber of Commerce.......772.340.1333 FPL..............................................772.287.5400 Guard Gate..............................772.345.1801 Lifestyle Director....................772.345.9313 Post Office (PSL)....................772.873.0674 Get your Discount ID Card Today! Trash (Waste Pro).................772.595.9390 Maria Arciprete Verano POA Office................772.345.1880 Membership Services Specialist Water & Sewer........................772.871.5330 PGA Golf club 1916 Perfect Drive Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 772.467.5480 [email protected] Discount applies to merchandise, golf rounds at the Golf Club, and food & beverage. CLUBHOUSE MANAGEMENT AND VERANO VOICE PUBLICATION BY 2 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M M U N I T Y T A B L E O F CONTENTS 9 10 11 12 14 2 General Information 18-19 Class Descriptions 4-5 Guidelines 20-23 Instructors 6-7 Meet the Team & Announcements 24-25 Puzzle, Trivia & Virtual Travel National Fun Facts Days 8 26 Small Ways to Encourage Younger Moms 9 Tennis at Verano 27-30 Fast & Healthy Recipes 10 Pickleball club Monthly Newsletter 31-32 How and Why Does Diet Influence 11-13 Verano Events Immune Function? 14 Ceramics at Verano 33-35 Unraveling the Many Mysteries of Nel 15-16 PGA Active Clubs 17 Fitness Calendar Diamonds's "Sweet Caroline" 3 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M M U N I T Y CLUB TALAVERA REOPENING PHASE 3 CLUB TALAVERA HOURS Monday - Sunday 8 AM to 10 PM All clubhouse areas are available for use. FITNESS CENTER 6:00AM to 10:00PM OUTDOOR POOL POA OFFICE HOURS 8:00AM To Dusk Monday - Friday 8:30 AM to 5 PM INDOOR POOL ACTIVITIES OFFICE HOURS 6:00AM to 9:30PM Monday - Friday 8:30 AM to 6 PM Doors will be promptly locked at 10 PM Saturday - Sunday 10 AM to 6 PM 4 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M M U N I T Y CLUB TALAVERA REOPENING PHASE 3 LIBRARY Seating available for reading. CARD ROOM Normal table setting allowing for all types of GATHERINGS card games. No Food or Beverage sharing when utilizing any PGA Verano Club amenities. GUEST POLICY No alcoholic beverages at the Tennis or Pickleball 2-guests per household/per day invited to use PGA Courts area unless approved by Club Talavera Village Verano amenities with the presence of the management. respective Verano resident at all times. No organized gatherings at PGA Verano Club When booking a pickleball or tennis court, guests amenities are allowed unless approved by Club must be listed. Talavera management. All guests are to register at the Clubhouse during office hours. MASK POLICY Everyone must wear a mask, except when exercising. HOW TO BOOK YOUR EVENTS & COURTS ONLINE Our Verano-resident restricted online booking system, CourtReserve, allows you to book your Tennis/Pickleball courts, activities, and events. To register click HERE or go to REGISTER courtreserve.com LOG IN AND BOOK YOUR EVENT OR ACTIVITY Complete the Verano Resident Registration Form. When a Club Talavera event or activity has a maximum We will review it and approve it within 24 hours or less. capacity or payment needs to be processed, those events/activities will be available online for residents to book. i.e.: Water Aerobics, Yoga, Piloga, Music Bingo, etc. LOG IN AND BOOK YOUR COURT To log in click HERE This 1.5-minute instructional video shows you how to This 1.5-minute instructional video shows you how to book book your court online: Watch video NOW your event/activity online. Watch video NOW 5 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M M U N I T Y MEET THE TEAM GINA JOLLY LISA ZWEIFEL DANETTE RODRIGUEZ PROPERTY MANAGER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT DAVID DOUGLASS MARIA ZVOLENSKI MAINTENANCE FITNESS CONCIERGE JOHANA FLORES JEANNIE SAKOWSKI JOAN KRESSIERER CLUB MANAGER ACTIVITIES CONCIERGE ACTIVITIES CONCIERGE LIFESTYLE DIRECTOR 6 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M M U N I T Y W E L C O M E T O Joseph & Kathryn Sullivan Robert & Kim Cline Joseph Spagnoletti Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lerro Paul & Lynn Maccarone VERANO Georgette & Les Rosenfeld Robert Hopcroft & Debra Campion Allan & Patricia Ventre Michael & Patricia Heidler John Eadicicco Sam & Belinda Niskanen Mr. Joseph & Catherine Arnao Dr. James Corino Faith Ann Banks Sally Lynch & Rick Millington Rosamond & Glenn Bechtel Kathleen Ann Getty Marie Andreacci Jose Eduardo Verano Keith & Jennifer Reed Douglas & Maria Menzies Jay & Linda Miller Donald Schiff James Caserta Anthony & Cindy Ciuffo Robbie Gendels Linda Bunzol Ginette Mailbot & Pierre Lambert Jason & Michelle Gough Kenneth & Marabeth Pomerantz Elizabeth Sullivan Michael McNally John Defile George Petrole Elana Protchenko Frank Delnaro Randie & Ralph Lebow Mark & Lee Ann Kaiser Connie Delnaro PET OF THE MONTH ACTIVITIES Open to Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Birds or any other pet WATER AEROBICS, YOGA, PILOGA, STEP CLASSES BY CJ WATER AEROBICS BY FRAN MURO GUIDELINESS Pet of the Month is randomly selected. RESTORATION YOGA AND TAI CHI BY JESSICA ROBERTS Submission must be received via email by DANCE LESSONS BY GINA MARIE PRISCO 4:00pm on the 11th of the month. CERAMIC CLASSES BY NANCY KLEIN You may submit multiple pets in separate DANCE LESSONS BY JEAN KULHAN emails. CARD MAKING CLUB BY BARB FLYNN Submission should include fur baby picture, name, age, and cute or fun details that we could mention EVENTS Email: [email protected]. CHEF CHARLES' HOT DOGS & PEEL & EAT SHRIMP Quincy GLENN SANDLER' F U R B A B Y My name is Quincy. I am 2 years old. I love playing with my friends at the dog park, and I love everybody. 7 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M M U N I T Y APRILMAY NATIONALNATIONAL FACTFACT DAYSDAYS 02 NATIONAL TRUFFLE DAY NATIONAL N. Petruccelli of Chambery, France is believed NO DIRTY DISHES DAY 18 to be the inventor of the chocolate truffle in December 1895. Truffles became much more Avoid dirty dishes! Go out to lunch or prevalent in 1902 when the Prestat Chocolate dinner or have a barbecue and serve Shop opened in London. Prestat still sells everything on paper plates with “Napoleon III” truffles made to the original disposable utensils. recipe. CINCO DE MAYO NATIONAL RESCUE DOG DAY 20 05 Cinco De Mayo deeply rooted history in the Franco-Mexican War influenced Mexican- According to the ASPCA, approximately Mexican American communities in the early 3.3 million dogs enter shelters every year. years of the American Civil War. In the early When these abandoned and abused 1860s, as the Civil War erupted, these animals find their way to a shelter, each communities took up the banner of the Cinco one needs a forever home and their De Mayo celebration as a way to potential is limitless. They’re rescue dogs. commemorate the cause of freedom and No matter their size, color, or breed, dogs democracy. will find a way to nuzzle, fetch, or beg their way into your heart. You’ll find it hard not to scratch one behind the ear. 09 MOTHER'S DAY Celebrations of mothers and motherhood can MEMORIAL DAY be traced back to the ancient Greeks and According to food historians, many 31 Romans, who held festivals in honor of the cultures around the world have enjoyed mother goddesses Rhea and Cybele, but the cooked bread and cheese since ancient clearest modern precedent for Mother’s Day is times. The United States modern version the early Christian festival known as of the grilled cheese sandwich “Mothering Sunday.”. originated in the 1920s. As sliced bread Once a major tradition in the United Kingdom and American cheese became easily and parts of Europe, this celebration fell on the available, Americans began making fourth Sunday in Lent and was originally seen open-faced grilled cheese sandwiches. as a time when the faithful would return to United States government cookbooks their “mother church”—the main church in the describe Navy cooks broiling “American vicinity of their home—for a special service. cheese filling sandwiches” during World War II. Over time the Mothering Sunday tradition shifted into a more secular holiday, and children would present their mothers with flowers and other tokens of appreciation. This custom eventually faded in popularity before merging with the American Mother’s Day in the 1930s and 1940s. 8 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M M U N I T Y TENNIS VERANO MONTHLY NEWS PGA VERANO MEN's The inaugural season of the PGA Verano Men's Team Tennis competition concluded Saturday, March 27th, and after 8 weeks of matches the Blue Team captained by Mark Schwartz came out on top. Team Schwartz won the coveted Verano Cup for the Winter 2021 season by taking 6 matches to 2 over the White Team captained by Uri Pevzner. A total of more than 30 Verano players participated during the 8 week season. We wish to thank all of the players for making this a very successful and truly enjoyable event for all involved and look forward to another Men's Team Tennis season this coming Fall! RECYCLING TENNIS BALLS Tennis balls are recyclable and they should be, in order to keep hundreds of thousands of tennis balls out of the garbage dumps.
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