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MCA BOARD Notes From the OF DIRECTORS Dr. Bill Grubb, President Marvin Glusman, Vice President President’s Desk John Spillane, Treasurer By Dr. Bill Grubb—MCA President Claire Coyle, Secretary Jo Evans Joy Howes The Dragon Boats are in other ways, please contact John Dr. Harry Shannon Marilyn Maleckas coming! Krotec at [email protected]. Joe Miller The Meadows community is There are more than 100 proud to be the largest source of COMMITTEES Dragon Boat teams coming volunteers for the events at Nathan Assembly of Property Owners from many countries around the Benderson Park. In addition to Ginny Coveney, Chairperson world, including Australia, New the Dragon Boat Festival there Marvin Glusman, Liaison Zealand, Canada, and Israel. All are approximately 40 other events Budget and Finance team members are breast cancer coming up next year, including Jerry Schwarzkopf, Chairperson survivors, including both women the Sons of Norway Viking Boat John Spillane, Liaison and men. Each team is composed event, Modern Pentathlon World Community Activities of between 20 and 25 participants, Cup, Sunshine State Conference Ginny Coveney, Chairperson who are either rowing or crewing Championships, Stand Up Paddle Marvin Glusman, Liaison a beautiful Dragon Boat. The Boat Races and U.S. Rowing Emergency Preparedness teams arrive in Sarasota the week Youth National Championship. Dr. Harry Shannon, Chairperson of October 20 and begin practice For more information, contact Dr. Bill Grubb, Liaison sessions October 22. The Opening www.WorldClassRowing.comr. Maintenance Ceremony is October 24. And, You’ll be glad you did. Bob Friedlander, Cochairperson races are from October 25 through Jo Evans, Cochairperson & Board Liaison 26. This spectacular event is Memorial Garden sponsored by the International In Memoriam John Spillane, Chairperson & Board Liaison Breast Cancer Paddlers Restrictions Commission (IBCPC). Former Meadows Resident Bill Hoegel, Chairperson John Krotec, volunteer Joy Howes, Liaison coordinator for the Suncoast and MCA President Safety Aquatic Nature Center Associates John Spillane, Chairperson (SANCA) at Nathan Benderson Passed Away in August Joy Howes, Liaison Park, presented a preview of the event at the MCA Community Former presidency on Subscription Rates Center on September 3, which Meadows resident the MCA Board The subscription rate for The Meadoword re- highlighted the Ambassadors Kirk Jordan of Directors. He flects a cost due to recent increases in postage, Program for the IBCPC Dragon passed away on was inducted into labor, and materials: USA...... $2.00 per month Race Festival. August 22 at his The MCA Hall of Canada...... $2.50 per month Because The Meadows is the home in Ohio. Honor in 2008. Foreign...... $5.00 per month largest source of volunteers for He served on Kirk was a events at Nathan Benderson Park, the MCA Board Marine during Submission Guidelines our residents were given the first of Directors from World War II Letters to the Editor opportunity to volunteer as team 2001 to 2007 and served in the • Letters must be signed and include ambassadors. The ambassadors and as Board U.S. Army during a return address. will greet teams and ensure that President for the Korean War. • Issues must be of interest to a large portion of The Meadows. all of their local needs are met. four years, from There, he was • Obscene or derogatory remarks will Ambassadors will also be familiar 2003 to 2007. He also served as promoted to First Lieutenant not be published. their adopted teams’ countries Assembly of Property Owners and made Battery Executive • We reserve the right to edit letters in the interest of space or to refuse of origin, arrival and departure Chairperson in 2000 and 2001 Officer. Kirk received two publication. dates, any special transportation and on the Board of Directors Bronze Stars, two U.S. Articles and Monthly Columns needs, hotel rooms and location, at Chanteclaire, where he lived Presidential Citations, one We welcome submissions from our and the number of team members in The Meadows, from 1996 to Korean Citation, and five Meadows residents for publication in and others traveling with them. 2003. Battle Stars. He graduated from The Meadoword. Articles should be of general interest to the community. Ambassadors will help the teams Construction of the MCA Auburn University and was an We copy edit all articles for accuracy, as much as possible from arrival Community Center, waterfall, avid Auburn football fan. content, style, and length and will not publish articles that contain offensive till departure. They will also and Memorial Wall and Kirk is survived by his material or inaccurate information. Ar- represent the Sarasota-Bradenton Gardens were among Kirk’s wife Norma, children and ticles must be received by the posted area with a big, beautiful smile. accomplishments during his grandchildren. deadline for publication in the following month’s edition. If you are interested in being All submissions are published at the an ambassador or willing to help discretion of the Editor and the MCA. Submission Deadlines** for the NOVEMBER 2014 issue: The Meadoword If you will be away from home Display Advertising—contact The Meadoword Editor Community News Source of The Meadows for more than a weekend… • New and revised display ads are due on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 Initiated in 1983 Please let Safety Patrol know • Camera-ready display ads are due on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 Publisher, MCA: Len Smally, Manager Editorial Content—contact The Meadoword Editor Editor/Designer: Mary Jo Gord how they can reach you Advertising Manager: Mary Jo Gord • Articles and columns are due on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 Contributing Writer: Ginny Cardozo in case of an emergency. • Letters to the Editor are due on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 Proofreaders: Kathy Gibson, Ginny Coveney, Sandy Truman Classified Ads—contact The MCA Reception Desk Distribution: MCA Call 809-0084 • Classifieds are due on MONDAY, OCTOBER 13 MEADOWS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 2004 Longmeadow For more information, call 377-2300 Sarasota, Florida 34235 ** NOTE: Deadlines for camera-ready ads are on or about the 10th of the month prior Phone 377-2300 • Fax 377-2248 to publication. When the 10th falls on a weekend or holiday, the deadline is the previous [email protected] business day. New advertiser ads and revised ads are due two days prior to camera-ready http://www.themeadowssarasota.org ads. Deadlines may be moved up as necessary to accommodate for production and press Safe Travels! requirements during Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays and the short month of February. The Meadoword • October 2014 3 4

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The NEXT MEETING of the G4S Sa f e t y Pa t r o l 809-0084 Safety Committee will meet be at the MCA Tuesday, October 7, 11:00 am Safety (this month only) rather than Prevention is the best protection Monday, October 6 at 2:00 pm By John Spillane—Chairperson All Meadows residents are encouraged to attend

Activity continues to trend summer here in The Meadows, but Safety Committee news… not belong on our private roadways. downward there always seems to be a criminal We are compiling traffic statistics element out there trying to take our With the new mall at University and data and discussing possible During the month of August, hard-earned money without our even Town Center opening this month, solutions in an effort to discourage there were 38 reported incidents, knowing it—even an innocent trip to the Safety Committee is anticipating non-resident use of our roads. In the 1 less than in July. There were the local Home Depot can result in an increase in vehicular traffic using coming months, the MCA Board 9 incident-free days. The Safety serious financial difficulties if we are Longmeadow as a shortcut to and from of Directors will review the Safety Patrol issued 75 citations for not careful. Be on guard all the time. the mall. This is a problem that could Committee’s recommendations for various violations such as affect the safety of our residents, not to possible implementation of these traffic illegally parked vehicles, garbage mention an increase in traffic that does solutions. violations, and open garage doors. Backpack leaf blower gone with the wind Schemes, Scams, and Cons… On Monday, August 11 at 3:35 pm, And how they try to take your money! a resident of Woodland Grove reported seeing a young man running from the cards and PIN numbers during a time being. area with a backpack leaf blower. The Home Depot hacked moment in each transaction before the • If you use Home Depot’s individual hopped on a waiting moped data was encrypted. This is the same Website, change your account with another male, and they quickly Yikes! I shop there all the kind of attack that was used at Jimmy password as well as the passwords rode off toward Honore Avenue. Later time. So, what does that mean John’s, P.F. Chang’s, and many other for any other online accounts you in the day, an Ambex Landscape for us? retailers and restaurant chains during have that use the same or similar, Maintenance workman stopped the the past year. In fact, outdated Point- password—especially if you used the on-duty Safety officer to report that By now you’ve seen the news of-Sale systems are one of the weakest same email address or username for his company was working in the area about the Home Depot credit card security points in any organization at these accounts. of Woodland Grove earlier and that hacking and may be pretty nervous the moment. someone stole one of their backpack since you are, as many of us are, a What should you do? Be Warned! Internet blowers. The Safety officer advised the frequent Home Depot shoppers. Let pop-up ads may be malicious workman to report the missing blower me try to break this breach down and Right now, it appears that in-store to the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office. see how we should react and what we transactions only were breached; It seems there are people who Vandals leave items damaged on can do to protect ourselves. however, if you shopped online at would do us harm or cause us MCA patio What happened? Home Depot, you should take these problems at every nook and cranny precautions until we know for sure. on the Internet. Amazon, YouTube, On Saturday evening, August 16, On September 1, a big new Stay on top of any bank and and Yahoo are very popular Websites, at 7:00 pm, the on-duty Safety officer batch of credit cards poured onto credit card accounts you may have and a lot of us access them on a daily on routine patrol discovered several black market Websites where thieves used at Home Depot basis. One reason they are so popular items on the MCA patio that were buy and sell stolen cards. These By being more locked-down and is that it doesn’t cost anything to damaged by an unknown vandal. underground Websites are like vigilant and doing the simple things use their basic services. But, since Being aware and on guard is your best shopping online at www.amazon.com. that follow, you make it harder for these sites are free, they also carry protection against criminal activity By the next day, security experts thieves to use your information against ads. Usually we ignore them, but began linking the newly listed cards you. occasionally, we might click an ad to Home Depot. Several banks • Check your bank’s Websites that interests us. As you can see from the above believe the breach began in April often for any unusual charges or Recently, malicious reports, The Meadows continues its or May, and it looks like all 2,200 activity that you didn’t make. advertisements popped up on these trend of low-volume criminal activity. Home Depot stores are affected, • Let your credit card issuer know Websites as part of a sophisticated But certain crimes are difficult to meaning the breach is potentially one if there are any questionable charges. campaign to spread malware. If prevent, and the two incidents listed of the biggest retail hacks to date. You won’t be liable for any fraudulent you encounter one, the malicious above are a couple of examples. Yes, it could even be bigger than the charges, so don’t panic if they pop up. advertisement redirects you to a The “Leaf Blower Thief” and his Target data breach that exposed the • Keep an eye out for contacts from different Website, which triggers partner probably were following the credit card information of 40 million your credit card company regarding a download based on whether the Ambex Landscape Maintenance truck shoppers. possible fraud—but never, ever enter computer is running a Windows or from job-to-job and when the coast your personal card or PIN information Apple operating system. was clear, snatched the leaf blower off How it happened in an email. It might be a phishing If you are redirected by one of the the truck and raced off on a motor bike. While it is still too early to know attack on your personal information. ads, your computer downloads a piece Not too much you can do about that exactly how the Home Depot breach Remember that your bank will never of malware with a unique checksum, except advise lawn crews to lock down occurred, last fall’s Target breach ask for your confidential information— making it harder for security software their equipment or station someone by gives us some insight into the clever if you have an account with them, they to detect. The download may also the truck. tricks cyber criminals use to steal already have your info. contain legitimate software such These thieves may get caught at a your information. In the Target case, • If you used your bank’s debit as Media Player. To be infected, later date when they try to sell or pawn hackers found that a heating and card to make a transaction, change you must be convinced to open the the equipment. cooling contractor who did business your bank PIN immediately. file—usually something you have to We don’t have many reports of with Target was vulnerable to attack. • Check your credit card and bank pay for. vandalism here in The Meadows, Target gave the contractor access statements thoroughly for any unusual My advice is just use caution mostly because there are not many to internal Target systems, which charges. Be vigilant of suspicious when you click any ad or pop-up. You groups of bored teenagers running meant that hackers had access too. emails, and keep a close watch on your can bet that where you wind up is not around. I just hope you seniors don’t From there, the hackers invaded credit. where you want to go. get any funny ideas. Remember, we every cash register in the Target • Don’t stop shopping at Home can’t run away as fast as we used to. organization to intercept shoppers’ Depot, but consider using cash for the We have had a relatively quiet The Meadoword • October 2014 5 August 25–September 23—6.06 inches (Year-to-September 23—40.94 inches) What’s Happening? Fall gets busy in The Meadows By Len Smally—MCA Manager

Board Certification Class set elections, dispute resolution, and for November 11 records retention. They have excellent Ambassadors Needed for teachers with expertise who can answer your questions. Dragon Boat Festival A law passed 2013 requires Don’t forget, just come to class newly appointed, elected, or even right here in your neighborhood—or It is not too late to sign up to communicating via email with the reelected board members of any HOA you will have to sign your life away! be an ambassador for one of the team captain. Although, it is not or condominium association to take International Dragon Boat teams. required, we plan to greet a two-hour class or sign a disclosure MCA vehicle storage yards pro- You’ll find it an easy job and very the team at the airport and eat stating they have read their covenants, vide a valuable benefit for resi- rewarding. The event runs from dinner with them at least once. articles, bylaws, rules, and policies dents with restricted vehicles October 20 through 26. Please help The Meadows and that they will faithfully discharge like trucks, boats and RVs The teams, all composed continue to be the number one their fiduciary responsibilities to their of breast cancer survivors, just source of volunteers for Nathan members. Not only is it not advisable Vehicles like one of the above need some guidance and local Benderson Park by signing up to to sign papers like the one mentioned cannot be parked or exposed to public knowledge about where to eat, be an ambassador. above, you actually can benefit from view in The Meadows at night. Our where the stores are, and so Call the MCA taking the class because you might rates to store these vehicles are just a forth. They already have at 377-2300 learn something that will be helpful fraction of commercial, outdoor storage hotel accommodations. or contact to you as a board member. Most charges; we are not trying to make a A number of Meadows Volunteer importantly, if you take the class, you profit. residents have signed up to be Coordinator don’t have to sign the form. Former Administrative Services ambassadors. MCA Assistant John Krotec at We are fortunate that the Coordinator Judy Egan retired from Manager Jay Brady and I are [email protected]. Community Associations Institute The Meadows Community Association helping the Baltimore/Annapolis (CAI), of which The MCA is a last July. Kathy Gibson, our former team and are member, is offering this class, free of Administrative Accountant, who charge to any Meadows condominium replaced Judy, is responsible for or HOA board member, right here at maintaining the MCA’s records for the ownership, which property the vehicle schedule at The MCA. the MCA Community Center from 9:30 vehicle, boat, and RV storage lots. is associated with, and provision of to 11:30 am on November 11 (see ad If you use the yards, there are proper insurance to the MCA. Get ready for the holidays! on page 8). specific steps you must take to store We try to maintain some order and CAI will present four half- your property—such as filling out a cleanliness in the yards. Please observe The Meadows Rules and hour segments on budgets/reserves, form with information about vehicle the following rules if you rent space: Regulations were amended a few years ago to allow holiday decorations • Only the vehicle, RV, boat, from mid-October until early-January. trailer, and so forth is allowed in the This change made it legal to put up space; no extra items such as ladders, pumpkins, turkeys, trees, wreaths, tires, boards, batteries, and so forth (no lights, and other holiday decorations debris of any kind) may be stored. for a reasonable amount of time. The • Owner must rent a separate Restrictions still allow the MCA to space for other property such as jet control unreasonable and unsuitable skis, “utility” trailers (such as a trailer displays. to pull kayaks/canoes). These items cannot “share” a space with vehicles, Hearing Loop available RVs, boats, trailers, and so forth. in the Lakeside Room • No filling of tanks, or washing of of the MCA vehicles or boats is allowed. • No repairs are allowed to be If you are new to The Meadows, performed [in the yards]. you may not know that in 2012, the MCA joined many other local Please see Kathy, or call 377-2300, organizations—like churches and if you have any questions about the public auditoriums—to offer help for yards. those with hearing difficulties. The Hearing Loop is a wire that surrounds We are lucky to have Nathan the room so that anyone, with the Benderson Park, which compatible equipment (hearing aid or officially opened last spring, in headset) should be able to pick up the our neighborhood sound. If your hearing aid or headset has a “T-COIL,” you should be able to There is a lot more going on in the use our system. park than regattas. You can walk, bike, The system is in the Lakeside jog, or boat almost any day of the year. Room—the room we use for our The new boat ramps (electric motors Assembly and Board Meetings.

only) are on the southeast corner of From our research, we found that

the lakes, and the trail system all the not all hearing aids have T-COILs.. way around the lake is second to none. Some hearing aids, however, can be And, more improvements, such as adapted to add a T-COIL—some can’t. playgrounds and gardens, are coming. Consult your hearing professional Please volunteer at the regattas; to see if yours can. Our Hearing Meadows residents are the NUMBER Loop system is a Phonic Ear, PL150 ONE source of volunteers at the park. amplifier. If you (or your hearing To see a schedule of events, visit www. professional) need additional worldclassrowing.com or ask us for a information, please let us know. 6 The Meadoword • October 2014 Assembly Committee RE: DeadlinesElection for the OCTOBER supervisor 2014 issue of The Meadoword to speak Fernando Viteri [[email protected]] Sent:By Ginny Tuesday, Coveney—Chairperson September 09, 2014 8:04 AM To: Mary Jo Gord Top 1% Sarasota Realtors Our AssemblyGooooooooood speaker for morning Mary Jo!an application from the front desk For Sale In THE HIGHLANDS September was Dale Smrekar of and return it no later than noon on Hadfield Greene—Beautiful Updates, Prime Lake & Golf Views ...... PENDING Downsizing AdvisoryHere’s the Service. Oct ad. Fall He is almostOctober here =))) 10. We are interested in Penshurst Park—Private Golf Course Views ...... SOLD! gave us many tips on how to thin candidates with leadership ability For Sale ELSEWHERE out our possessions Thanks so forwe all can you do,move who are involved with MCA Longboat – Bermuda-Inspired Oasis on Secluded Bayou ...... $2.3M Downtown—European Grandeur in the Heart of the City ...... $2M into a smaller home. Fernando Dale also committees or other community provided insight into the hidden activities. The slate of candidates Laurel Oak Estates—Luxuriously Appointed, Private, Secure ...... PENDING Founders Club—Great-room Plan on Premium Lakefront Lot...... PENDING treasures we mayFor have Sale inin “THE our HIGHLANDS” homes will be presented during the and gave excitingHadfield information Greene – aboutBeautiful Updates,October Prime Assembly Lake & Golf meeting.Views… PENDING the potential valuePenshurst of the Park antiques – Private Golf CourseIf Views… you became a new SOLD! FERNANDO VITERI • Realtor/Resident we all have. homeowner in The Meadows For Sale ELSEWHERE: Call 941.400.7676 Our OctoberLongboat 15 Assembly – Bermuda-Inspired Oasiswithin on Secluded the last Bayou… year, you$2.3M are invited [email protected] meeting will feature the return of to the Newcomers’ Luncheon on Downtown – European Grandeur in the Heart of the City… $2M Premier Sotheby’s International Realty Indep. Owned & Operated Sarasota CountyLaurel Supervisor Oak Estates of - LuxuriouslyNovember Appointed, Private, 8. The Secure… gathering PENDING is Elections, KathyFounders Dent. SheClub –always Great-room Plansponsored on Premium by Lakefront the Involvement Lot… PENDING gives an interesting and informative Committee and is a chance to meet perspective on the upcoming your neighbors and get acquainted elections. with the community. Make sure to If you are interested in running make reservations by November 3 for the MCA BoardFernando of Directors, Viteri, P.A. | Certified get sinceInternational seating Property is limited. Specialist | Top 1% Sarasota Realtor

NEXT MEETING of the Assembly of Property Owners Features Kathy Dent Supervisor Of Elections speaks on “The Upcoming Elections” October 15, 7:00 pm MCA Community Center Delegates, please sign in when you arrive All residents encouraged to attend

Numbers ACUPUNCTURE PHYSICIAN, DR. BRENDA 955-1220 ANGELIC TOUCH MASSAGE THERAPY 378-2232 EDWARD JONES 371-4137 FULL SPECTRUM OPTICAL 343-7720 GOLDEN DAISY CAFE 371-3354 HOME IMPROVEMENT PLUS, INC. 376-6762 KOBERNICK HOUSE/ANCHIN PAVILION 377-0781 LIGHTHOUSE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 388-7109 MASSAGE THERAPY, TERRI MAGDALINSKI 378-4101 MEADOWORD 377-2300 MEADOWS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 377-2300 THE MEADOWS COUNTRY CLUB 371-6000 MEADOWS GOLF PRO SHOP 378-5153 HIGHLANDS GOLF PRO SHOP 371-0982 RACQUET CLUB PRO SHOP 378-5265 MEADOWS DENTAL ASSOCIATES 377-3659 MEADOWS REAL ESTATE 556-9440 MEADOWS SAFETY PATROL (G4S SAFETY PATROL) 809-0084 MEADOWS VILLAGE PUB 342-5050 MONA LISA RESTAURANT 377-6562 MOUNT VERNON PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC. 371-3494 NATURAL HEALING CENTER 377-4325 RAINDROPS & MORE in The 343-0777 SALON FRANCISCO 444-9616 SUNTRUST BANK 342-7210 TARPON POINT NURSING AND REHABILITATION 377-0022 VIP TRAVEL Meadows377-0017 The Meadoword • October 2014 7 Architectural Review Restrictions Approved Applications 5127 Everwood Run 4839 Windsor Park Reviewing some basic rules… 4910 Rutland Gate 3104 Ringwood Meadows By Bill Hoegel—Chairperson 2973 Longleat Woods 4906 Marsh Field Rd 4926 Marsh Field Rd 3363 Ringwood Meadow 4744 Ringwood Meadow 5302 Everwood Run 4780 Harvest Bend 4906 Marsh Field Rd With many property owners on residential property provided 4780 Harvest Bend 3065 Ringwood Meadow returning to The Meadows this month, the property owner has applied for 4574 Highland Oaks Circle 2980 Heather Bow now is a good time to review several of such placement from The Meadows 4640 Glebe Farm Road 3141 Heatherwood Ln our basic Rules and Regulations. A few Community Association. Statuary 2360 Arborfield Ln 3143 Heatherwood Ln of these excerpts follow: placed on screened patios and lanais 4700 Greencroft Rd 5235 Myrtlewood 4291 Highlands Bridge Rd • Installations of Lawn furniture, are exempt from these restrictions. ponds, waterfalls, and other About general conduct: landscaping features are subject to architectural review. • Papers, newspapers, brochures, • Satellite dishes and antennas fliers, leaflets, samples, items, or are permitted as long as they comply materials are not to be distributed with federal guidelines for height, size, or left at any property unless at number, and location. the owner’s request or with prior Pets and other animals: authorization from either the MCA or subdivision homeowners’ association. • Florida law requires that pets be • Soliciting for the purchase vaccinated against rabies. of commercial goods or services is • Pets must be leashed at all times prohibited. when outside the owner’s residence. • No loud or objectionable noise • Owners are permitted to walk or noxious odor, which may become their pets on the MCA common an annoyance or nuisance to other grounds. persons, is permitted. • Owners must remove all pet • If you plan to make changes droppings and either deposit them in or additions to the outside of your waste containers or dispose of them structure or to other outside areas back at home. of your property, you must apply an • Pets whose behavior becomes a application for architectural review. nuisance to other residents will not be The Meadows Community permitted. Association is very fortunate to have • For your protection, refrain from a great staff and a large group of feeding the wildlife in The Meadows. volunteers who work to keep our This includes alligators, turtles, fish, Rules and Regulations at a high herons, egrets, ducks, and Sandhill level of acceptance. If you have cranes. When fed by humans, some of any questions or would like more these species can become aggressive defining information, contact Assistant and dependent on handouts. Manager Jay Brady at The Meadows • Statuary is permitted to be placed Community Center, 377-2300.

If you have a pet… Please consider the enjoyment of everyone, 2014 Flu including your own and others’ pets Vaccinate your pet against rabies—Florida law requires it Vaccination Clinic Keep your pet confined or leashed at all times MCA Community Center, 2004 Longmeadow Observe Sarasota County’s quiet hours from 11:00 pm to 7:00 am Pickup and dispose pet droppings in trash receptacles Administered by Sarasota Health Care Services (S.H.C.S.), Inc. Friday, October 31 & November 7 1:00 to 4:00 pm Primarily Insured Medicare Recipients Commonly Observed Conditions Do NOT have to pay for Flu or Pneumonia vaccines. S.H.C.S. will bill Medicare—BRING YOUR MEDICARE CARD! That Require Maintenance HMO/Medicare Advantage Insured Recipients S.H.C.S. will bill your insurance for Flu shots only— • Mildew on outside walls of homes—Mildew and mildew-stained areas outside your BRING YOUR MEDICARE CARD! home should be pressure washed and possibly painted. Pool cage frames also accumulate mildew and mold; be sure to keep these areas clean as well. Cash Recipients Cash or Check Only—Receipts Available • Dirty roofs and driveways—Roofs and driveways should be pressure washed Flu Vaccine ...... $30.00 regularly as needed. Pneumonia Vaccine ...... $80.00 • Bare areas in the lawn—Any areas that are void of grass should be reseeded or replaced with new sod. Now is a good time to do this work. Tetanus/Diphtheria/Whooping Cough (TDAP-ADACEL) Vaccine also available ...... $75.00 • Dirty mailboxes and posts—Mailboxes and posts should be cleaned and painted, if necessary.

• Missing house numbers that must be replaced—Sarasota County requires that all building numbers be readable and prominently placed where they can be easily seen. For more The Meadows Restrictions adhere to this regulation.

Information • Trees that overhang sidewalks and streets—Overhanging trees not only are a nui- Call 377-2300 sance, they also can cause problems if they obstruct the view. The MCA requires you to prune and cut back any trees or bushes to prevent obstruction. 8 The Meadoword • October 2014

NEXT MEETING of the Emergency Prep Emergency Prep Committee Committee OCTOBER 14, 1:30 pm, MCA Please join us! Be a little scared—so you will All residents encouraged to attend be prepared By Harry Shannon, M.D.—Chairperson Call Are your documents safe? often not given enough attention—your Marilyn Maleckas documents. In the event of a storm Meadows Realtor—Meadows Resident As you read this, we will have or other emergency, you do not want passed the peak of the Atlantic to waste precious time scouring your Cell: 941-400-2081 hurricane season and will be entering home for important papers. The the peak of the season in the Gulf of best thing to do is get a storage or Mexico. Although the storms can come evacuation box and keep it where NEW TO MARKET! Well-maintained 3 BD/2BA townhome offering at any time, these months are the most you easily can lay your hands on it. serenity, privacy, carport, and storage—all for...... $155,000 common and worrisome for storms. Admittedly, everyone’s needs will be SPACIOUS PIPERS WAITE VILLA with lake views, architectural Hopefully, we’ve had no problems different and you can get other ideas details, privacy, hurricane shutters, all for...... $309,900 to date. Rather than repeat all the old from various planning guides. But bromides about water, food, radios, this should get you started thinking DESIGNED FOR ACTIVE FAMILY 4 BD, single family home with batteries, and so forth, I would like to about what would work best for your large pool, beautiful golf course view, 3500 sq. ft...... $469,900 call your attention to something that is situation. The following is a partial list of papers. in no particular order, to MOVE-IN READY 2 BD/2BAWoodland Gove condo with consider including: expansive golf, water views. Short sale ...... $142,000 • Birth certificates and Passports • Marriage certificates, divorce records Call me for a professional analysis of • Social Security cards your home—you won’t be • Wills, Powers of Attorney • Contact information for your lawyer, disappointed! insurance agent, and doctor(s) • Proofs of residence Meadows Real Estate Services • Bank and credit card information 5027 Ringwood Meadow • Insurance policies Sarasota, FL 34235 • Special medical information, • Property inventories • Copies of tax returns, deeds, veteran’s papers • Pet record • Cash to sustain you for a few days. I realize this list is long and most likely incomplete. I also know you can’t keep everything in one place, but this list can encourage you to get started. Perhaps it would be best to have a fireproof safe or bank safety deposit box for some of the items, and simply make copies for your evacuation box. You should consider your own needs and act accordingly. We always need committed volunteers for the Emergency Preparedness Committee. Please join us to help meet the demands you and your neighbors could have in a disaster. The next meeting is Tuesday, October 14, 1:30 pm, at the MCA. Would You Like to be an EMERGENCY VOLUNTEER? We Need YOU! I would like to volunteer for First Aid Committee Emergency Preparedness Committee Name ______Address ______Telephone ______email ______Please return form to The Meadows Community Association, 2004 Longmeadow, Sarasota, FL 34235 The Meadoword • October 2014 9 AIR DUCT Happenings at CLEANING 7 Air Duct Hampstead Heath Special • $109.00 Gardening is a matter of your enthusiasm holding Additional vents $9.95 ea Reg. $16.95 ea, good thru 12/31/14 up until your back gets used to it ~Author Unknown DRYER VENT By Ann Hamman CLEANING Hampstead Heath has long prided Doris Mayer has also installed new itself on the beautiful plants, flowers hedges in front of her unit. “A few new $69.95 and trees that grace its villas. For plantings transform a good looking ED BUTKUS AIR DUCT CLEANING SERVICE several years, Alberto Suarez has unit into an outstanding one,” says CALL 941-329-6574 chaired the Landscape Committee, Hampstead Heath President Merrill ROTARY BRUSH-VACUUM but now Cody Harrison has stepped Oltchick. CLEANING SYSTEM in to take hold of the reins. With her For an even greater impact, ADDITIONAL SERVICES AVAILABLE—SANITIZING & background as a longtime volunteer at our community has formed another ELECTROSTATIC FILTERS Marie Selby Gardens, she will make beautification committee. This group LIC. #38975, #91030 • INSURED an excellent chairperson. Many thanks will work on seasonal displays at our to Alberto for his four years as chair of entrance at the junction of Stratfield this important committee, as well as for and Hampstead Heath. Betty Turner PACKAGE his continued service as a member. (We will chair this group with help from would also like to welcome our new Susan Waldron and Diane Junker. SPECIAL member Jill Factor.) Last Christmas season, we were Along these same lines, David and awarded Third Place in the Best FREE DRYER VENT Donna Willick recently updated their Display competition, thanks in large CLEANING WITH AIR front yard with lovely new part to Betty’s efforts on the ad hoc DUCT CLEANING shrubs and flowers. committee. By the way, we hear SERVICE that her husband Mike will continue to provide the VALID WITH muscle for Betty’s COUPON ONLY creations, just as Offer expires 12/31/14 he has in the past. It is volunteers like Ed Butkus • Air Duct/Dryer these, as well as our Vent Cleaning Service other committee members, who make our community a place we love and 941-329-6574 take great pride in. 10 The Meadoword • October 2014 DON’T FORGET… FLU SHOTS are Scarborough Scribbles Available at the MCA Community Center Vibrant hues… Friday, October 31 & November 7 • 1:00 pm–4:00 pm By Jane Lynahan Karklin

The October breeze heralds Pasadena, California. autumn’s vibrant hues and the In August, Joy and Bob Howes return of our snowbird neighbors had an impromptu visit from son, from their summer homes. Haight. Joy’s nephew, Lorne, his With Mary Garvey as wife Kathy and their daughters our hostess, the Scarborough Melissa and Michelle, who hail ladies lunched at the Dry Dock from Wisconsin, also visited Waterfront Grill in July. We all had during that time. The entire family a wonderful time eating delicious enjoyed their time together, eating food while taking in spectacular out, hitting the tourist spots, and views of the bay. playing dominos at home. In August, David and I had In August, the ladies of a very nice visit from our son, Scarborough enjoyed a fine Ken, his wife, Heather, and our luncheon at the Half Shell Oyster grandsons, six-year-old Gavin House. We wish to thank our and two-year-old Gregory. Sun hostess, Sandy Ulrikson, for filled days at the beach, swimming arranging this event. in our pool, dining out, and a Columbus Day and Yom bit of fishing. A visit to Mote Kippur are celebrated this month, Aquarium rounded out the visit. as is Halloween. SIGN UP NOW! The family also spent a few days Enjoy these beautiful days of MCA Garage Sale 2014 at Walt Disney World followed by autumn! a visit to Heather’s parents in The SIGN UP • FRI OCT 24 Villages before the return flight to 8:30 am to 2:00 pm MCA Community Center Cost per space, $12.00 (Cash or check only) Space available on first-come, first-served basis. Bring your own table or display or rent a 6-foot table from the MCA, $12.00. Must be Meadows resident. SALE • SAT NOV 22 8:00 am to 1:00 pm Meadows Shopping Village The Meadoword • October 2014 11 MCA Volunteer Focus The MCA Annual Fall Crafts Sale Friday, November 14 • 1:00 pm–5:00 pm Saturday, November 15 • 9:00 am–3:00 pm The MCA Community Center A Love of All Things 2004 Longmeadow • Gifts for all ages Proceeds from this “labor of love” benefits local charities Literary… By Steve Newman—Editorial Assistant

Cabinet Solutions 2430 17th Street • Sarasota FL 34234 www.cabinet-solutions.com 941-365-1085 Meadows Specialists • Family owned and operated for 18 years • Hundreds of kitchen and bath remodels completed in The Meadows If you ask a neighbor—chances are, they will know our work! Happy customers who spread the news are our best source of referrals Photo: Steve Newman We’re just up the street! Top Quality Products • Exceptional Customer Satisfaction Jean Rezabek loves books. “I just love them, Competitive Pricing • Minimal Disruption and I love exploring libraries,” says the MCA Library Chairperson

That passion, and earlier of the MCA library. And since she business management experience, can now walk or ride her bike to make Jean Rezabek the perfect work, it wasn’t really a hard sell. person to lead the dozen or so Jean and her fellow volunteers volunteers who staff the MCA staff the library for two hours in the Community Center library. morning and two in the afternoon Jean first moved to Sarasota whenever the Community Center is during the 1970s and lived on open. Meadows residents can take Siesta Key. Then, a subsequent visit up to six books at a time (hopefully to the Suncoast from her suburban not from the same author) then Chicago home in 1991 inspired return them when they get the her to move to The Meadows. and, chance. she says, immediately thought, The library volunteers’ main “I can live here.” She found the responsibilities are restocking wooded trails with people walking books that are brought back and and biking very appealing. The adding donated books to the community also has a climate that is collection. “We get lots and lots a far cry from the harsh conditions of contributions, and many of the she had to endure each winter while books given to us were just recently living near “the Windy City.” released” says Jean. Jean’s love of all things literary When you go in to browse the first inspired her to work at the shelves for something to check out, Fruitville Public Library. “It seemed Jean says don’t bother looking for like a good fit at the time,” says Dewey Decimal System or Library Jean, who found ways to make of Congress file numbers. Just head her volunteer efforts fit in with her to the fiction, non-fiction, mystery, other part-time responsibilities. and other sections and search by the Jean later was convinced authors’ last names. by Assembly and Community A lot of the books from 2014 Activities Chairperson Ginny are already coming in! Coveney to take over the operation 12 The Meadoword • October 2014 The Scene From Chatsworth Greene As it turns to cooler weather… As seen by Bill O’Connor

As the local weather has for a week on the Outer Banks to become somewhat cooler, some of celebrate Marilyn and Don’s 60th our constituency has also cooled wedding anniversary! off some. Eileen and Jerry Finehirsh’s During August, our own Susan son Michael and his children Shucker, with her girlfriends Jacob and Madeleine recently in tow, took a trip to Iceland! came to Sarasota, and during And, Susan declared, while there the visit, Eileen and Jerry took she drove 1,000 miles around granddaughter Madeleine to the whole island—but, luckily Disney World to celebrate her missed the Bardarbunga Volcano seventh birthday. They then eruption. I guess that would have traveled to Virginia to visit their reminded her of Sarasota—heat- other son Alan, daughter-in-law wise. After her return, Susan and Robin, and granddaughter Ashton David Callahan entertained their and continued north, spending a good friend from Atlanta, Georgia, week on the North Shore of Long Kate Miller, for the Labor Day Island, and Westchester County, weekend, which included a party in New York, to visit family and The Meadows’ Windsor Park. friends. Dick Detwiler informed Recently, Fred and Sigrid me that his granddaughter, Gia Jensen took their annual “Dry Dalesandro, was recently made Land Cruise” by spending a part of the U.S. National Swim weekend at the LaPlaya Resort Team. A sophomore at Indiana on Vanderbilt Beach in Naples, University, Gia has recorded the occasionally (and I quote) “doing fifth fastest time in the United the grand loll routine, waving FREE ESTIMATE! States for the 100-meter butterfly to the staff, and, of course, stroke. Dick also explained that her overeating. It little costly, but well acceptance to the team allows her worth the effort.” They also had to train alongside the U.S.’s best guests during the second weekend $15 OFF swimmers at select competitions in September, including their sons Any Plumbing and meets in preparation for a Russell and Nels and daughter 379-9070 Service possible spot on the U.S. Olympic Kristin (a Meadows resident), to *Cannot be combined with other discounts or special offers squad in 2016. Best of luck, Gia, honor Fred’s 80th Birthday. • Water Heater Replacement from all of us. Sadly, we recently lost two • Repairs In the days leading up to her long-time Chatsworth Greene • Remodel DISPOSAL 1/2 HP 60th birthday the end of last July— neighbors. Claire Dubinsky • Re-Water Piping Installation $239.00 SALE PRICE—INSTALLED planned with family and friends passed in Sarasota, with her • Drain & Sewer Cleaning (REGULAR PRICE—$279.00) from afar—Janet O’Connor fell husband, Bob, of 62 years at her and broke a bone in her right foot. side. Things cooled off quickly. Hospital And my roof mate, Fred and doctor visits aside, she never MacGregor, passed quietly at stopped. We all saw her using a home with his wife, Ann, of 62 “knee walker” through Chatsworth years at his side. Fred, a Silver Greene, getting at least one leg Star recipient during the Korean stronger. We managed to spend our conflict, we salute you. UNIVERSITY PARK 4 star golf 40th wedding anniversary at the course community! You’ll love Pink Palace of Lowe’s Don Caesar the location; close to the Arts, beaches, and new University Town in St. Pete’s Beach, where we SAVE the DATE! Center Mall. An ideal setting for relaxed and let her foot cool down this 2BR/2B home with open plan a bit. Annual Fall Craft Show and large air-conditioned Florida Bob and Barbara Schaal’s Room overlooking the preserve summer began by learning their November 14 & 15 MLS#A4102280 • $295,000 younger son’s family will be (FRI 1 to 5 • SAT 9 to 3) THINKING OF SELLING? moving to Sarasota—so lots of at the MCA Community Center grandparent things will soon I have SOLD all my listings in The be done! Then they ventured Handcrafted Jewelry Cigar Box Purses Meadows. If your home is not presently to the cooler climate of Zurich, Rainbow-Colored Terry Towels listed, and you are considering selling, Switzerland, where they stayed Hand-Painted Glassware please contact me for a FREE market with friends Maggie and Hank. And, so, sooo much more! analysis. I have qualified buyers looking for Hiking and skiing at the lower property throughout Sarasota. levels of snow and glacier-covered You mountains put them near villages DON’T and larger cities, where they want sampled local delicacies along the way. They ended the summer with to an annual visit to New York City, miss where they watched tennis at the this! U.S. Open in Flushing Meadows. All 17 members of the Dillman family gathered this past June The Meadoword • October 2014 13

Director of Rehabilitation Senior Fitness Tests Therapy Elyse Gordon, MS/ Kobernick-Anchin-Benderson offers CCC-SLP complimentary test in The Meadows at Anchin Pavilion By Carlene Cobb—Communications Director

Parkinson’s disease, often referred to as a movement disorder, affects about one million people in the United States, with nearly 50,000 new cases diagnosed every year.

When dopamine-producing Test conducted by certified brain cells are destroyed by rehabilitation therapists in Anchin Parkinson’s disease, normal Pavilion—conveniently located in Kobernick-Anchin-Benderson help complimentary Senior Fitness Test. control of body movement is The Meadows at 1959 N. Honore people maximize their health so Call Elyse Gordon, MS/CCC-SLP impaired. The condition is chronic Avenue in Sarasota. The Senior they are able to keep moving, tell today at 941-462-3980 for your and progressive. Neurological Fitness Test is a standardized their stories, and feel their best. appointment. rehabilitation therapy can help. assessment of balance, ambulation, To take advantage of this Kobernick-Anchin- gait, and activities of daily living. Benderson’s team of professional Director of Rehabilitation rehabilitation therapists specialize Therapy Elyse Gordon, MS/ in neurological rehabilitation CCC-SLP specializes in helping therapy. They provide physical the elderly manage neurological Events at therapy, occupational therapy, disorders, specifically Parkinson’s All classes are held at Kobernick House, and speech-language therapy. disease and post-stroke 1951 North Honore Ave., Sarasota Clients include residents on the rehabilitation. Gordon is certified Refreshments served Kobernick-Anchin-Benderson in Lee Silverman Voice Treatment campus and community members (LSVT®), documented to improve RSVP, 941-8369 seeking outpatient rehabilitation speech and language challenges Visit www.kobernickanchin.org therapy. associated with Parkinson’s disease The community is invited and post-stroke rehabilitation. to schedule an appointment for Knowledgeable and compassionate Qigong—Wednesdays, Oct 1 from 11:15 am to 12:15 pm, and Oct 8, 15, 22, a complimentary Senior Fitness rehabilitation therapists at and 29 from 10:30 to 11:30 am

Robin Shapiro, Founder and Cocreator of BE WELL AMERICA, Is an accomplished Qigong Instructor, bringing to her classes 30 years’ experience in the healing arts. Her Qigong classes are taught with an underpinning of medicine and a philosophical examination of the origins of Qigong.

A Touch of Talmud: History, Methodology, and Genius—Wed, Oct 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 and Nov 5, 12, and 19 from 1:00 to 2:30 pm

Marden Paru, Lifelong Learning Academy, is dean and cofounder of the Sarasota Liberal Yeshiva and ethics in- structor at the Melton Adult Mini-School, sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee. He earned an MA at the University of Chicago’s School of Social Service Administration and was a doctoral fellow and faculty member at Brandeis University. This course includes the history of Oral Law (comprised of the Mishnah, Gemorah, legends, and commentaries) how the Talmud is organized, the traditional methodology of study, and the importance of Talmudic thought and direc- tion as Rabbinic Judaism evolved over the last 2,500 years. Register online at www.LLA-SM.org or call Lifelong Learning Academy at 359-4296.

Clio, the Muse of History: Ancient Greek and Roman Myths—Thu, Oct 30 from 2:00 to 3:00 pm

Actress Nan Colton portrays scenes from famous tales including Aphrodite, Helen of Troy, the Judgment of Paris, Hercules, and famous myths. 14 The Meadoword • October 2014

Newcomer’s Luncheon Come meet your new neighbors on NOVEMBER 8—Noon Space is limited • Reservations Required RSVP by October 25 • Call 377-2300 or stop by the MCA The MCA Involvement Committee

It’s a great way for you to get The Meadows has a lot to offer— acquainted with your new neighbors Crafts Group, Book Club, library, and The Meadows community. We bingo and bridge groups, and Meadows have a lot to offer, and we’re glad “U” activities and lectures—just to you’re here! So, if you are new to The name a few. Community events include Meadows within the last year and have the annual Craft Show at the MCA, the not previously attended a Newcomer’s annual Garage Sale at The Meadows Luncheon, you’re invited to the Shopping Village, the annual Juried luncheon on November 8 at noon in Amateur Photographic Competition the MCA Community Center. every February, and the Celebration of The Involvement Committee Fine Arts in March. sponsors the event to give new The Assembly of Property Owners residents an opportunity to “meet The meeting—where you’ll hear interesting Meadows.” It’s a chance for us to speakers and important information welcome you and acquaint you with pertaining to living in The Meadows— all our many activities here at The is open to all residents on the third Meadows, as well as give you a chance Wednesday of the month at 7:00 pm in to meet your new neighbors. the MCA Community Center. Seating is limited; reservations are We know you’ll love living here, required. Call the MCA Community and look forward to meeting you at the Center at 377-2300. Newcomers’ Luncheon in November! The Meadoword • October 2014 15 Find That Hidden Treasure at MHOA the Meadows Garage Sale— (Meadows Home Owners Association) The MARKET REPORT or Even a Meadows T-Shirt By Dick Plumb Find it all November 22 at the Village Welcome back to our returning August 31, 2014) had better results Shopping Centre snowbirds and winter neighbors compared to that same time in 2013. By Mary Jo Gord—Editor Total sales of condos and houses Great to have you back in our were down in quantity for 2014, but up It’s almost be available in nesting spot in The Meadows. Of in the median price for the same time that time again these sizes at course, you are bringing some cool period in 2013. Therefore, total sales when someone the Garage Sale. weather with you and saying goodbye (condos and houses) were up 9 percent else’s “trash Caps, $10, are to the 2014 hurricane season the end of in 2014 (condos were up 10 percent can become one-size fits all. November. Right? and houses, 8 percent). your treasure.” If T-shirt’s Our Fall Social dinner gathering at Comparing the listing supply for You never aren’t your thing, The Meadows Country Club Regency Sarasota County to The Meadows, the know what what about a Room is rapidly approaching. Be change from August 2013 to August you’ll find at Meadows license sure to have it on your calendar for 2014 was minimal—3.5 to 3.6 for the The Meadows plate? Plates cost Wednesday, November 5. Watch the year in the county and 1.9 to 2.1 for the annual Garage just $3.00 and mail this month for invitations with the same period in The Meadows. Sale— can be installed details, time, and RSVP information. The increase in sales is very anything from on the front of Start off this season by welcoming closely related to the increase in the household your car. Drive our new neighbors. We encourage all listing supply. A note about inventory: items, flea with it proudly of our members to participate in the there were 9,805 homes for sale market finds, and let the rest of MHOA gatherings to enjoy wonderful (houses and condos) on August 25, cotchkies, and Sarasota see how food and great camaraderie. 2008. On August 25, 2014, there maybe even that rare bit of serendipity great a place you think The Meadows were 3,499 homes for sale in Sarasota worth 100 times its price. is to live. You may ever get a few to Join the MHOA County. This year you can also find “cross over.” The last 12 months of house sales Meadows T-shirts, caps, and license The MCA can also place orders Any single-family homeowner in The Meadows averaged $321,000. plates to show your “home-team” monthly and will take orders through who does not already belong to Sarasota County averaged $295,000 spirit. The shirts are the official the 25th of each month. So, if you another sub-HOA can join the MHOA, for the same time period. “uniform” of The Meadows softball prefer to order, stop by the MCA which is separate from The Meadows As we all know, foreclosures and team, so you can wear your T-shirts Community Center on Longmeadow Community Association, the master short sales still have an impact on and caps to games in season—or you and ask for Sandy. association that all homeowners in The prices. can just wear them. Otherwise… we’ll see you at the Meadows automatically belong to. We are doing better as time Shirts are $10; sizes include sale. Bring your shopping bags with Be sure to join the MHOA and take goes by. Foreclosures (bank-owned medium, large, XL, and XXL and will you. advantage of the current discounts— property) will close in about the same one year is $15; two years, $25; three time frame as a conventional sale. On years, $35; and five years, $55. Just the other hand, a “short sale” needs contact membership chairperson Bobbi bank approvals and other governmental Hurwitz at 941-341-0022 or email her procedures that delay the closing of at [email protected]; she will be sales as long as 6 to 12 months, which delighted to send you an application means they will be reported to the or answer questions about the MHOA. Multiple Listing Service as a “Pending We look out for all our members Sales” or “Active with Contract” and and look forward to seeing more remain that way until closing or a “Fall homeowners join the MHOA so we can Through Contract.” grow and improve. So many of the pending sales in the article each month may contain August sales up 33 percent short sales that have been there for many months. The percentage The Meadows had a nice boost of pending distressed sales in The in total sales for August, but was 32 Meadows was 26 percent for August percent under August 2013. which was down from 32 percent The median sale price dropped in August 2013. Active distressed from $207,500 in July to $168,000, but property for sale in The Meadows went was above the August 2013 median down to 7 percent from 21 percent in of $145,000. There were 3 detached August 2013. Compared to Sarasota houses sold in August with a median County, distressed pending sales went sale price of $240,000 and average of down from 48 percent in August 2013 $350,000. August of 2013 resulted in 7 to 32 percent in 2014. Distressed active house sales with a median sale price of listings decreased from 14 percent in $215,000 and average of $247,886. August 2013 to 12 percent in August Year-to-date (January 1, 2014 to 2014.

Sales & Activity For Houses and Condos In The Meadows—August 2014* • Sales during the month of August 2014...... 15 • Sales for the last year (August 2013)...... 22 • Pending Sales (under contract; not closed) as of August 31, 2014...... 22 • Median Sale price of homes sold in August 2014...... $168,000 • Median Sale price of homes sold in August 2013...... $145,000 • Average inventory of homes for sale during August 2014...... 32 • Average inventory of homes for sale during August 2013...... 40 • Median list price of homes for sale on August 31, 2014...... $180,000 The August listing supply was 2.1 months (July listing was 3.3; 6.0 is considered a healthy market) *Information is obtained from My Florida Regional MLS and Sarasota Association of Realtors 16 The Meadoword • October 2014 Memoirs and Life Writing Group Describing significant events that happened in your life and hearing the same from others is what The In Remembrance of Meadows Memoirs and Life Writing Group is about Liisa Reynolds By Bob Barnett—Memoirs Coordinator Liisa Reynolds, a member of the Memoirs Group, died on September Women… I hoped that being in The Meadows 3 in Sarasota. Liisa’s excellent story, “Summer Olympics in Helsinki, Memoirs and Life Writing Group Finland,” appeared in the September 2014 issue of The Meadoword (see Women are a mystery to me. I would clarify the female perspective page 18) just shortly after her death. Liisa was born in 1932 in Finland and think most men would agree with for me when women read some of their was an original Olympian in floor exercises gymnastics, the first women’s that. Even before we heard that Men stories. And it has. The two stories gymnastics added to the Games, but injured her ankle during practice and Are From Mars, Women Are From below by Patricia Prinz and Michele was unable to compete. She was a frequent contributor to the “Memoirs” Venus, we knew women approached Conley introduced me to parts of life I column. Liisa was a resident of Lyndhurst Court. life differently—they willingly wear had never known much about before— uncomfortable clothes and eat salads surplus suitors and pantyhose. for lunch instead of cheeseburgers. Who Invented Pantyhose and Three Bouquets of Why I Want To Kill Him Yellow Tulips By Michele Conley By Patricia Prinz After a long day of family events belt showed through the skirt. over the Easter holiday, I was glad to Reluctantly, I have been wearing get home and out of my dress clothes, pantyhose since the 1980s. Wearing which included my stockings or—as a garter belt was a hard habit for me we call them today, pantyhose. That to break, and I was definitely one of evening as I sat at my computer, I tried the last holdouts to start with the new to Google “who invented pantyhose.” craze. It was simple. I found them to I was able to find an abundance be very uncomfortable to wear. The of information where to purchase name itself meant one could eliminate pantyhose, but, unfortunately, I had panties and just wear the pantyhose absolutely zero luck in discovering alone. Well, being old-fashioned I just the name of the male culprit who first could not do that. So, to this day I wear made them. Heaven knows, a woman pantyhose over panties. would not have done such a thing to This practice does not make for herself or to the sisterhood. a comfortable fit, which is why older As my train pulled slowly into the to pub to pub, first meeting Guy. Then Did you know they’re now making ladies wear slacks. Then the ladies can station in May of 1967, I saw Willem, we went on to the next pub, where pantyhose with seams down the back? wear little stockings called Knee Highs standing with a bouquet of yellow we made the acquaintance of Willem Of course, they’re nothing like the because they end at the knee. The tulips. Then, two windows down, I who was with Rien. As for Willem, stockings I wore as a young woman downside to Knee Highs is the ring noticed Guy, also with a bouquet of he looked like a younger version of a and my mother wore before me. mark they leave on your leg, which yellow tulips. And as the train came to figure in a Dutch Master’s painting— Stockings of the past were silky and sometimes takes a few hours to wear a halt at the end of the quai, I looked without the hat but with the beard and came wrapped in fine tissue paper in off. out the window and there was Rien. mustache. a slim box with several pairs inside. Today’s pantyhose are made of Needless to say, he too, had a bouquet Rien, a redhead, was born in You could buy them with or without some type of super stretch, man-made of yellow tulips in his hand. I had Indonesia but grew up fatherless seams. The girls who wore the seamed fiber that will withstand even the most made an embarrassing mistake, and I in the heart of Amsterdam on the stockings were considered a little more brutal of chores a woman might do hesitated to get off the train. Keizersgracht with his very sweet little daring. Names like Scraperilli and in the workplace. Whether she might Amsterdam was four hours away mother. He was a budding artist who Haynes were considered the best. bend to pick up a paperclip and stretch from Paris, where I lived and studied spoke broken English, but whose ideas Thanks to the popular the pantyhose too far out of shape or from 1966 to 1967—my junior year I found fascinating. We even planned undergarment of the day, the garter hit her ankle on the file cabinet, these abroad. Sometimes I really liked the to visit Pablo Picasso, who lived in the belt, you could change just one devils don’t die. They just twist tighter, City of Lights. And sometimes I really South of France. Rien had his address. stocking if the other one got ruined— and even though you have a scratched disliked it. Very often when I enjoyed By April of 1967, my plans had this was considered quite practical. and bleeding ankle, you do not have a Paris, it was because it provided solidified. After all, what’s a junior I got my first garter belt when tear in your pantyhose. me a chance to realize my dream of year abroad if you don’t take advantage I was 12 years old. I remember the Although I always dress in private, becoming sophisticated a la francais. of a Eurail Pass? I decided to travel to day well—it was a rite of passage I could see a real disadvantage to When I really disliked it, it was Amsterdam in May before returning to for young girls to go from socks to anyone trying to put on pantyhose because I wasn’t sophisticated and the the U. S. the next month. So, I wrote stockings. My mother would let me in front of others in the women’s Parisians made me feel like the naïve to Guy and informed him of my intent. wear my stockings for church and locker room at the YMCA. Trust me, American girl that I was. And, I wrote to Willem and informed dress up occasions only. School-day the scene would be quite unsettling Willem and Rien were Dutch and him of my intent. And, I wrote to Rien wear was still loafers and socks. But, I because after you get one leg in the Guy was Belgian. They were all single, and informed him of my intent. loved the garter belt. hose successfully, you have to raise the and so was I. Guy had been my French In May, 1967, the day was The garter belt was considered an other leg so high to fit your foot into tutor at my university in the United unusually sunny and warm by the time essential garment for a lady. It kept her the sleeve of the second leg that even a States during my sophomore year. By the train pulled into the Amsterdam stockings from moving and messing up yoga master finds this task daunting. then, I had set my goals on France. train station. I suddenly realized the fine seam that went down the back Yes, I do hate pantyhose. I would Little did Guy or I know that one day what I had done. I remember walking of each stocking. Straight seams were really like to know who on God’s earth I would visit with him in Amsterdam, down the steep steps of the train. a must to accentuate the long lines of a invented them. Probably the same guy where he would eventually accept a job Thereafter… well… thereafter, it’s all woman’s leg. This look was in vogue who invented the Miracle Swim Suit upon finishing his U. S. studies. one blushing pink blur. and was considered quite attractive by that claims to take five pounds off During Christmas vacation in Oh, and by the way—I still love the male population when combined when you put it on. Ladies, have you 1966, my older brother Daniel, who yellow tulips. My son, Peter, knows with the right high heels. ever tried looking at yourself in the had been studying in Cambridge, that. My son was born in my beloved It seemed to me that the only dressing room mirror while trying to fit England, decided that he and I should city, Amsterdam, 40 years ago. On downside to wearing a garter belt was into one? Therein lies the miracle. go to Amsterdam. We spent a week in my birthday last year, Peter gave me a that when you sat down in a sheath Oh well, that’s another story! Amsterdam, where we went from pub bouquet—a bouquet of yellow tulips. skirt, the round fasteners of the garter The Meadoword • October 2014 17 The Pillows Group Like to sew? Pillows Group meets weekly, starting November 7

The Meadows Pillows Group the caring concern and support of creates hundreds of white pillows others… it says, “You are in our Welcome Back with red hearts on them every year thoughts.” to give to heart patients at Sarasota We need your help. If you Fall Snowbirds… Memorial Hospital. The pillows have a couple of hours on Friday We all look forward to another provide therapeutic comfort for mornings from 9:00 to 11:00 am, these cardiac patients. come by and join us. You can busy season of real estate sales Many of our own friends help with cutting, stuffing, and in The Meadows! and neighbors, both here at The hand sewing. The group resumes Meadows and elsewhere, have its meetings November 7 and If you are thinking of selling… benefited from these small pillows continues through March. We following cardiac events, surgery, would love to have you join us. Marci McFarland NOW is a GREAT TIME to LIST! or other cardiac procedures. A For more information, please GRI, Realtor® handcrafted pillow is more than the MCA at 377-2300. • Inventory is still very low • Prices are just a simple gift; it represents Please feel free to contact increasing • Buyer demand is high and me if you would like to expected to increase with the opening learn more about the mar- of The Mall at University Town Center ket value of your home and how best to prepare it It’s the perfect combination of for a quick sale. factors for a Seller!

Michael Saunders & Company Licensed Real Estate Broker 8660 South Tamiami Trail • Sarasota, FL 34238 941-961-3390 (cell) • 941-966-8000 Visit my new neighborhood Website, for The Meadows, going live in October, to check real estate updates and see information about living in The Meadows www.themeadowssarasota.com 18 The Meadoword • October 2014 A. Life of the Party Topped off by timeless gold earrings, she’ll be ready to go just about anywhere Fun-loving, spontaneous, witty, and her busy schedule takes her, looking warm, she lights up a room and loves polished and perfectly put together. being the center of attention. With her adventurous spirit and dramatic flair, there’s no need to worry about selecting jewelry that is too trendy or over-the-top for her. Our wrap bracelets were made to call attention to her; they look as if she has layered on a whole jewelry box. Find your “inner jewel” By Liz Barnett D. Classically Classy If you are on social media, you know about the current craze for quizzes that will reveal your innermost nature to you and to everyone you know. It’s Elegant, articulate, cool and collected, she might be channeling Grace Kelly. understandable. We all want to know what ice cream flavor we would be. And She’s a commanding presence, dressed who could resist finding out what celebrity you’re most like? Unfortunately, as in timeless classics, as her conversation Of course, she’ll also love any of our soon as I finished that quiz, my Facebook page starting streaming ads for silly sparkles with wit and discernment. crystal spiral bracelets that flash as she A crystal and jet necklace will be the products that no grandmother would want. So unless you want to apologize to talks with her hands. perfect foil to her little black dress. your Facebook friends for the spam and to explain the ads from dating sites to your husband, resist taking those quizzes. The Craft Group has something far better… We’ve made jewelry that will provide the perfect way to express your essence and designed a quiz to help you identify your style. After you take the quiz and For earrings, she’ll want chandeliers know your personality type, it will be easy to pick jewelry that will reflect the or drops like these that will sparkle as she real you. And if you are looking for the perfect gift, keep reading …you’ll soon tosses her head. recognize the recipient’s personality type. Then you’ll be able to select jewelry that matches her style and ensures you’ll make the right choice.

B. Romantic What’s Feminine, affectionate, idealistic, she is the person who means it when she vows Your Jewelry to be your best friend forever. You won’t go wrong with a necklace in her pastel palette. Personality? Her daytime casual look will be Its circular shape symbolizes eternity. polished by a black and pearl bracelet The beading reflects two lives joined by a thread of pearls as delicate as a dream. 1. My favorite way to begin the day is a. Brunch with a bunch of friends b. With a bubble bath c. Birding at the Celery Fields after yoga and a power walk d. With a brioche and the New York Times crossword 2. At The Meadows Country Club, you’ll be most likely to find me a. At the seasonal socials b. On the tennis court playing doubles Angel earrings are an apt symbol c. Swimming laps if I’m not in the fitness center or on the golf course while her crisp white blouse will be for this caring person, and they can also d. Playing bridge transformed by a blue and crystal bracelet. remind her that her dreams can take wing. 3. In high school, my dream was to be a. Head cheerleader b. Prom queen c. President of the student council d. Editor of the Yearbook 4. My go-to party dress is a. Silver and shimmery b. A softly draping pastel c. Camel with a leopard scarf C. On-the-Go Multitasker d. Black, of course 5. You’ll be most likely to see me These are just samples of the jewelry Confident and committed, this practical a. In the spotlight at the Aslo Theater’s Season Celebration on Stage our talented crafters will help you select achiever is too busy to be held back by b. Sipping a glass of wine while watching the sun set over Lido Key at the sale on November 14 and 15. We heavy, fussy jewelry. With her energy, it’s c. Organizing a team for the Sarasota Coastal Clean-up if ‘m not chairing a haven’t forgotten the younger set. You’ll no surprise that she loves sports and is an meeting of our HOA find bracelets and bows for granddaughters outdoors woman who is passionate about d. At the Sarasota Opera Gala of every age and personality type—even the environment. Our “upcycled”, nearly 6. If it’s Wednesday morning, I’ll be at matching jewelry for her favorite doll. weightless paper jewelry will match her a. The Meadows Craft Group casual style and commitments. b. The Meadows Craft Group c. The Meadows Craft Group d. The Meadows Craft Group

Scoring: If you have mostly A’s, you are a “Life-of-the-Party”; B’s ,a “Romantic”; C’s, an “On-the-Go Multitasker”; and D’s, “Classically Classy.” If your answers are mixed, you’re likely to be multitalented and mercurial with an eclectic style. The Meadoword • October 2014 19

In the beginning… of treatment. He chose dragon boat paddling because it involved strenuous, Dragon boats date back more repetitive upper-body exercise, and than 2000 years in Chinese culture, he selected 24 survivor volunteers first used in religion to appease for three months of training in a gym IBCPC Festival the rain gods and later in racing to Dragon Boat setting and taught them the techniques commemorate the great warrior Qu of paddling a boat. Yuan’s suicide in the Mi Lo River in Breast cancer survivors from around the At the end of the study, the women protest of political corruption. Today world meet in October for 2014 event reported feeling fitter, healthier, racing is a major part of Chinese and happier and felt the supportive By Mary Jo Gord—Editor culture, representing patriotism and camaraderie helped them regain group integrity. IDBF (USA), and the ADBF (Asia) and a fish tail. It “rides the clouds in control in their lives. They saw dragon The onset of modern dragon that now are the governing bodies for the sky“ and “commands the wind, boating as a way to raise breast cancer boat racing took place in China, dragon boat racing practiced in more mist, and rain.” awareness as well as to support cancer 1976, when the Hong Kong Tourist than 60 countries. The International Traditionally, a dragon boat has survivors. They named their boat Association held an international Dragon Boat Federation (IDBF) was the carved head of a dragon at the bow “Abreast In A Boat” and invited others festival—the Hong Kong International established in 1991. and a tail at the stern. Dragon scales to join the movement. Races (HKIR)—to promote tourism. From dragon to boat … are painted on the hull, and the paddles The International Breast Cancer It became an annual event and represent the claws. The crew consists Paddler’s Commission (IBCPC) is the “unofficial club crew world In Chinese culture, the dragon’s of 18 to 20 paddlers, a drummer, an international organization with a championships,” followed by the head is that of an ox with deer’s antlers and a helm (who steers the boat) in a mission to encourage the establishment organization of three federations and a horse’s mane. It has a snake-like standard-sized dragon boat; 8 to 10 of breast cancer dragon boat teams, organized—EDBF (Europe), the body with snake scales, eagle claws, paddlers in a small boat. within the framework of participation and inclusiveness” and to “support the Paddling goes pink… development of recreational dragon In 1996, Dr. Don McKenzie, boat paddling as a contribution to a Volunteer Focus professor of sports medicine and healthy lifestyle for those diagnosed exercise physiologist at the University with breast cancer.” Martha Brown brings world-class experience to of British Columbia in Vancouver, This month, dragon boat crews the park office Canada, developed a program to from around the world will descend determine how exercise impacted on Sarasota for the 2014 IBCPC Story and Photo by Steve Newman—Editorial Assistant breast cancer survivors—challenging Participatory Dragon Boat Festival at Martha Brown to Switzerland this the mind-set that survivors should Nathan Benderson Park. The festival is has made a career of fall and will visit avoid rigorous upper-body exercise to hosted by Tampa’s Pink Dragon Ladies planning things—a New Zealand next prevent the possibility of lymphedema, and Miami’s Save Our Sisters, much-needed talent February. a debilitating side effect that she’s brought to Martha could Nathan Benderson get a lot of tips on Park for a good part fun things to do of this year. Martha down there when she was a city planner works as the team for Cape Girardeau, ambassador for New Missouri, where she Zealand contestants lived until moving in the upcoming Schedule of Events to The Meadows in IBCPC Dragon Boat January. Festival, which takes place October Pre-Festival Camp/Clinic, Nathan Benderson Opening Ceremony, NBP Not long after settling into her 20 through 26. She’s assigned to help Park (NBP) Oct 24, 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm Park; team reception follows new Longwater Chase home, Martha a group of 25 Kiwis get settled into Oct 20 & 21—4 Days (Mon thru Thu) Oct 22 & 23—2 Days (Wed thru Thu) Parade of Nations, Lakewood Ranch Main began to explore the trails around the Sarasota for the competition, and to Registration & Packet Pick Up, University Street park, quickly falling in love with the make sure their visit is memorable. Town Center Oct 25, 6:30 to 7:30 pm unique and relaxing atmosphere. A Martha’s contributions to the Oct 21 & 22, noon to 5:00 pm Races, NBP chance meeting with John Krotec, office include working on email lists Oct 23 & 24 (FINAL), 10:00 am to 7:00 pm Oct 25, 8:30 am, 1st Round Heat Oct 25, 12:30 to 3:30 pm, 2nd Round Heat Suncoast Aquatic Nature Associates and forms and other computer-related Team Practice Sessions, NBP Oct 26, 8:30 am, 3rd Round Semi-Finals Volunteer Coordinator, led to her tasks. She says working with the fun, Oct 22, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Oct 26, 12:30 to 3:30 pm, 4th Round Finals signing up to help out on Tuesday hard-working staff and volunteers in Oct 23, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Oct 26, 3:45 to 4:00 pm, Sandy Smith Global Race and Thursday mornings in the the office is very rewarding. Oct 24, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm BCS Flower Ceremony, NBP Nathan Benderson Park office. Martha confides that she’s Media Event, NBP, Oct 24, noon to 3:00 pm Oct 26, 4:00 to 4:15 pm She tells The Meadoword that already learned a lot more about Wellness Day, NBP, Oct 24, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Closing Ceremonies, NBP Oct 26, 4:30 to 5:30 pm the part-time volunteer position rowing than she ever dreamed is perfect for her in retirement of when she was living on the because it leaves plenty of time to Mississippi River. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Contact John Krotec at travel the world. In fact, she’s off [email protected] 20 The Meadoword • October 2014 The Meadoword • October 2014 21 News from The Meadows Country Club By Doug Domino—General Manager

October/November Events Golf Oct 1—Mulligan’s & Martinis, Full Golf Privileged & Summer, Ladies only, 5:30 pm Oct 12 & Nov 23—Golf Guest Day, Guests of Members Pay $27 Cart Fee Only Oct 18—Summer Sizzler Saturday, 8:30 am Shotgun Nov 4—Ladies 18-Hole Opening & Luncheon, 8:00 am Shotgun Nov 5—Mulligan’s & Martinis, Full Golf Privileged, Ladies only, 3:30 pm Nov 6—Ladies 9-Hole Opening & Luncheon, 8:45 am Shotgun Nov 11—Ladies 18-Hole Presidents Cup, 8:00 am T-Times, Round 1 Nov 16—Couples NFL Tailgate, 12:30 pm Shotgun Nov 18—Ladies 18-Hole Presidents Cup, 8:00 am Shotgun, Round 2 & Luncheon Nov 22—Men’s Turkey Shoot, 8:00 am Shotgun Call The Golf Shop for Information 378-5153 Tennis Oct 1—Courts & Cocktails, Ladies only, 5:30 pm Oct 4 & Nov 1—Tennis Guest Day, Free Tennis for Guests of Members Oct 7—Ladies League Kick Off, Round Robin & Luncheon, 11:00 am Oct 18—Prader-Willi Tennis Event & Clinics, 9:00 am Oct 25—Davis Cup, 11:00 am Fall in Sarasota may Nov 1 & 2—Battle of the Club Champions Nov 5—Courts & Cocktails, Ladies only, 3:30 pm Nov 8—Artist Series Tennis Bash, Round Robin, 1:00 pm be the best anywhere Nov 22—Men’s, Ladies & Mixed Doubles, Turkey Shoot Round Robin, 11:00 am Call The Tennis Pro Shop for Information 378-5265 Membership at The Meadows Country Club Dining & Social Oct 7—Mediterranean Night, Regency Room, 5:30 pm only makes it better Oct 21 & Nov 11—Trivia Night, Regency Room, 5:30 pm Oct 28 & Nov 6—Seafood Buffet, Regency Room, 6:00 pm Oct 30 & Nov 18—Wine & Dine, Regency Room, 6:00 pm Seafood Buffets that feature the Nov 14 & Nov 15—Annual Talent Show, Regency Room, 6:00 pm Get your first two Nov 1—Welcome Back Dinner Dance, Regency Room, 6:00 pm months free succulent Florida specialty as well Nov 27—Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet, Regency Room, 11am - 6pm as a special treat from Alaska— Call for Reservations 378-2135 If you are thinking about giant King Crab legs. Of course, Activities joining The Meadows Country there are always mountains of In the Dickens (unless otherwise specified) Oct 22—Speakers Bureau, Regency Club, then the time is now. You shrimp and oysters to tackle before Room, 4:00 pm • Nov 19—Speakers Bureau, Regency Room, 4:00 pm • 1st & 3rd Wed and 2nd & 4th Fri—Ladies Bridge, 1:00 pm • Every Tue—Men’s get an outstanding club where you your slice of prime rib and a crisp Bridge, 1:00 pm • Every Fri—Mah Jongg,10:00 am to noon make friends and enjoy the fun that salad. This feast is only $39.50 comes with being a member—and for members and their very lucky you get your first two months of guests, so come join us for our membership free. monthly seafood feast this season. The Meadows Country Club Be sure to watch for our is kicking off the 2014-2015 Meadows Country Club “firsts” season with a special membership this fall. offering of two free months for We will have the Grand all new members who sign a one- Opening of our new public driving year membership commitment. range on or about November 1. So while your friends are We will host the first area golf trying to figure out how to get tournament using the oversized an inexpensive tee time in the cups that have been the subject of morning this season, you can be HBO and ESPN Golf Specials. a member and enjoy seven-day We will launch our first advance tee times and pay only the Beginner’s Golf Lesson Series cart fee for even the best tee times open to Meadows Residents. of the day. And, we will kick off our first series of Meadow Community Our “second tournaments, where we’ll feature summer” begins tournaments with special pricing and fun features for the various It’s hard to believe the summer communities throughout The is over and we are about to enjoy Meadows. “another one” here in south Florida. Our falls have to be the Don’t wait, don’t best weather anyone has ever hesitate… find your experienced. The days are warm, “inner club” today but not sweltering, the nights are comfortable and many are even Remember, if you have cool, and there is still enough purchased your home within the daylight to enjoy a game of golf last year, you could be eligible for or a set of tennis before the lights a one-month complimentary full have to come on. golf membership at The Meadows If you are not here in October Country Club. and November, you are missing the Call our membership Director, best Florida has to offer. And you Glenda Bachner, at 941-378- are missing a lot The Meadows 5957 to see which membership Country Club has to offer. opportunity is best for you. The Florida Stone Crab season opens in October, which signals the start of our monthly spectacular 22 The Meadoword • October 2014 “Spirit Voices from Old Manatee” Your rendezvous with the past awaits ... This living history drama and three members of the Florida "Night of Fright” promises Halloween event at the Ritz-Carlton, located at features costumed actors who portray Secession Convention are all interred. treats with a saltwater flavor 1111 Ritz-Carlton Drive, is Saturday, the early settlers interred in the 1850 Week one portrayals are on October 25 at 6:30 pm. Tickets, $300 Manatee Burying Grounds, one of the October 2, 3, 4, and 5; week two, Buoys and ghouls of all ages are a person, include a gourmet dinner oldest organized burying grounds on October 9, 10, 11, and 12; and week invited to dress up in costume for a featuring Mote farm-raised sturgeon the Gulf Coast of Florida, with riveting three, 16, 17, 18, and 19. The show on Night of Fish, Fun and Fright from and caviar. The sustainable seafood is and haunting graveside dialogues. October 5 takes place in the historic 6:30 to 9:00 pm on Friday, October raised locally in aquaculture by Mote Stories are based on narratives from Old Meeting House Church if you 17 at Mote Aquarium, 1600 Ken Marine Laboratory. archives, descendants, diaries, military prefer a seated performance. Thompson Parkway on Sarasota’s City For reservations and sponsorships, logs, books, and legend. Gates open at 6:30 pm; Act I starts Island. contact Stacy Alexander or Erin The setting is dusk, the stage promptly at 7:00 pm. Because of the Sail the spooky seas and discover Knievel at 388-4441 or email draped by century-old mossy oaks. interactive nature of this event, you creatures from the deep in a safe and [email protected] or The audience learns more about the will be required to sign a waiver at the fun trick-or-treating zone. Also explore [email protected]. area development from 1840 to the gate prior to admission. Please allow “Dr. Frankin-Fish’s Lab of Horrors” turn of the century and leaves with ample time for this process. (recommended for children* eight and an appreciation of the contributions Audience space is limited, so buy older). Unearth sharks’ teeth in “Coffin made by pioneers through tales of your tickets early. Everyone is required Creek,” enjoy deep sea delights in the their triumphs, tragedies, and amusing to have a ticket, including children; not “Diner of the Dead” and take part in an escapades. recommended for children under 10 education program geared toward ages Act I unfolds at a Victorian Wake years old. Advance tickets on or before two to five. Don’t miss our signature in the Old Settlers house at Manatee October 1 are $20 each; the remaining underwater pumpkin carving in our Village Historical Park and focuses tickets, if any are still available, spooktacular shark exhibit! on the story of a recently deceased purchased after October 1 or at the Online tickets are $8; visit www. young person, who actually lived in door are $22.00 a person. Cash, check, mote.org/halloween.Tickets at the door the cracker Gothic style house, which money order, ATM/Debit, and most are $12. Mote members pay $10. was moved to the Park from Castalia major credit cards are accepted. “Oceanic Evening” gala supports in 1984. The audience then follows To purchase tickets, call 741-4076 marine science, conservation, and the mourning procession to the “main or visit Manatee Village Historical eduction stage” across the street. Park Monday through Friday or the Act II takes place at the 1850 second and fourth Saturday of the Make your reservation today for Manatee Burying Grounds, where month from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Mote Marine Laboratory’s signature members of Florida’s pioneer families, Both the park and the cemetery are fundraiser and black-tie gala—Oceanic soldiers of the Seminole Indian located in the City of Bradenton, along Evening—to support marine science, Wars, Confederate and Union forces, the historic Florida Cracker Trail on conservation, and education. The The Meadoword • October 2014 23 The Write Stuff: Third The Return of DESOWEEN! Annual Sarasota Book Fair Needed—actors (or actor-wannabes) for More than 35 self-published authors and ghosts and ghoulies, zombies and others illustrators showcase recent works Do you have a knack of scaring you can run behind the scenes. All people but no place to do it—well, work is counted as volunteer and The Third Annual Sarasota invited to meet the talents behind is this an opportunity for you! community service and looks great Book Fair on October 25 the books, and watch illustrators at DESOWEEN returns to on college resumes and applications. showcases regionally based, self- work. De Soto National Memorial for Volunteers under 18 years old need published authors and illustrators The genre of books includes its sixth haunted trail on Saturday their parent’s permission; ages under of adults’ and children’s books. history, mystery, thriller, romance, October 25 from 6:30 to 9:00 pm. 14 need must have their parents The event is held from 10:00 am to and travel books as well as And, park organizers need you to with them. 3:00 pm at the Art Center Sarasota, children’s picture books and books make it scarier than ever. This event moves 800-900 located at 707 N. Tamiami Trail in for young adults. Book illustrators, Ghosts of Conquistadores, people through the park in two Sarasota. including Jacqueline Paske Gill, pirates, soldiers, zombies, lurkers, hours—you’ll get a lot of exposure. The fair is in collaboration with and Lucy Tobias, will demonstrate and doomed tourists will fill the Sign up Today! DESOWEEN ABC Books 4 Children &Adults, their talents throughout the day. park—you can be one! Or you can VI needs people like you to be Inc, a not-for-profit organization Admission is free. For more work behind the scenes of one of great! Call 792-0458 or email with members from Tampa to Ft. information, call 365-2032 or visit the largest haunted trails in Manatee [email protected]. For Myers. Readers of all ages are www.artsarasota.org. County. If you are a make-up more information, visit the park on “specialist” or technical person, you Facebook; just search for De Soto are needed. Fun, Fun, Fun! The park National Memorial. needs people of all ages and sizes. Hurry up! Your “inner ghost” is If you do not want to dress up, waiting. Florida Maritime Museum Fall Lecture Series Begins how to look at a design and have an idea if it will do the things you have The fall lecture series at the in mind; and how to read a boat plan Florida Maritime Museum with to get a basic understanding. After John Beale explores the history of you determine which boat design is the Calusa Indians, explains the the best for you—then maybe you preservation and preparation of food can build it one day. at sea, and provides an introduction to small boats. “Creatures of the Lectures start promptly at Deep” exhibit runs 3:00 pm in the main gallery of the through November 22 museum. Admission is free, but space is limited. To RSVP, call 708- The museum will host a new 6120 or contact Halee Turner at “Maritime Mythologies” exhibit [email protected]. series from October 2 through October 15—Myths and November 22, Tuesday through Creatures of the Florida Saturday, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Backwaters showcases an exhibit The first installment, created of mythological sea creatures in conjunction with students from from around the world. Learn New College of Florida, focuses on about the mythology surrounding “Creatures of the Deep”—all about the lakes, rivers, and swamps of sea creatures from around the world, Florida—all manner of myths and including some you’ve probably creatures supposedly haunt Florida’s never heard of, and interpretative art backwaters, including giant from local and regional artists. serpents, swamp creatures, ghosts The opening reception is and superstitions as well as some Thursday, October 2, 5:30 pm, with very real modern invasive species. light snacks and hands-on activities. November 19—Food at Sea: To attend, RSVP at 708-6121 or Preservation and Preparation. contact Amara Nash at amara. Galleys in most modern sailboats [email protected]. have enough convenience that Admission is free. For more makes it not too different from information or a complete listing cooking at home—but a 100 years of affiliated programming, ago, food aboard ship was very call 708-6120 or visit www. different. It wasn’t all bad—but floridamaritimemuseum.org. it wasn’t all great either. Find Programs include lectures, family- out about onboard ways of food fun day, sea creature costume party, preservation and preparation in the and more! 18th and early-19th Centuries— The Florida Maritime Museum from standard daily fare to desserts is located in a 1912 Schoolhouse in and food for the officers’ mess— the historic fishing village of Cortez. what went into it and how it differed The museum seeks to preserve from ship-to-ship. You’ll get some and share Florida’s Maritime original recipes for ship’s food that history, with a special focus on the you actually might want make. gulf coast, through a collection December 17—An of informative exhibits, research Introduction to Small Boats is materials, educational programs, basically an overview of the shapes, and community events. parts, and functions of small boats; 24 The Meadoword • October 2014 Sanctuary Concerts Series “Legends of the Sea” Musician, historian, folklorist Bill Schustik will perform a concert of sea shanties to benefit All Faiths Food Bank’s BackPack Kids Program

Musician, historian, and folklorist Schustik has performed for three Bill Schustik will perform a concert U.S. Presidents, appeared both on of sea shanties in “Legends of the and off Broadway, authored two Florida Balloon Festival Sea,” on Sunday, October 12, 4:00 full-length ballets with Edward Catch the spectacular excitement of pm, at the Unitarian Universalist Villella and Edward Verso, and Church. Doors open at 3:30 pm. written a show about the American hot air balloons over Lakewood Ranch To purchase tickets, $15, visit Civil War called “Shiloh Hill” that from October 3 to 5 www.uusarasota.org/concerts/tickets. was produced by Ford’s Theater in php. You can also buy tickets at Washington, DC. He also starred in The Florida Balloon Festival And, the “Grand Sunday Brunch the door on the day of the concert. a highly successful performance of kicks off the Lakewood Ranch 2014 on Sunday benefits the Manatee Proceeds from the concert will his original show, “The Civil War in Tour of Homes on the lush grounds Education Foundation. All three benefit the All Faiths Food Bank’s Song and Legend.” He’s performed of the Premier Sports Campus at special events include musical and BackPack Kids Program, which in more than 2,000 towns and Lakewood Ranch. Three days, from dance entertainment cohosted by the provides meals for underprivileged villages throughout the United States. October 3 to 5, will be filled with Sarasota International Dance Festival children. The Unitarian Universalist activities for fun lovers of all ages. and the Del Couch Music Education Informed by a life on the road, Church of Sarasota, located at 3975 During the early evening hours, Foundation. Schustik, often referred to as the Fruitville Road in Sarasota, is the the “Balloon Glow”—a stunning Hours of the Festival on Friday, “American Troubadour,” weaves a largest Unitarian church in Florida show with special colored lighting October 3, are from 4:00 to 8:00 pm; keen sense of drama and a deep love with nearly 500 members and friends. effects—is choreographed to music. Saturday, October 4, from 9:00 am for traditional American lore into Founded in 1952 with 12 members, During the day, kids can play to 8:00 pm; and Sunday, October 5, his performances. This charismatic it is now a growing church with an games and enjoy activities like face from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. singer, musician, and storyteller also active calendar of cultural and social painting, a bounce house, and other The 5K Fun Run and Walk plays the guitar, banjo, harmonica, events, including its popular series of diversions, including a Saturday and Kid’s Dash start at 8:00 am on dulcimer, mouth harp, and concertina Freethinkers presentations on the first morning Kids’ Dash in conjunction Saturday with registration at 7:00 am. as magnificently as he sings, Friday of every month. with a 5K Fun Run and Walk. Adults For more information or to make yodels, and narrates in his unique For more information, call 371- can enjoy the wares of local crafts reservations for the special dinners performances. His sea shanties 4974 or visit the Website at www. people and the varied fare and or the Sunday brunch, visit www. explore a place of danger, adventure, uusarasota.org beverages offered by Suncoast Food floridaballoonfestival.com or call and romance. Trucks and area restaurants. You can 1-800-661-0823. even take a balloon ride. Bill Whidden, an accomplished Text FAA-certified commercial balloon pilot, is the “Balloonmeister” who oversees the lift-off and landing of the decorated air vessels during the Lakewood Ranch Hot Air Balloon Festival. He has logged more than 2,700 hours of flight time and has been a consultant to balloon festival organizers for more than 20 years as well as Balloonmeister for more than 100 events across the country. Three special events benefit local non-profit organizations. The Friday night “Balloon Glow” dinner supports the Food Bank of Manatee County. A “Wild, Wild East Barbecue” on Saturday night benefits the Humane Society of Manatee.

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Call Dr. Brenda 941-955-1220 www.doctorbrenda.com The Meadoword • October 2014 25 Courthouse Outdoor Concert Series Returns Free concerts at the Historic Manatee County Courthouse continue through December 3

The historic Manatee County recently underwent a landscape Courthouse comes alive this fall renovation and there’s plenty with music every first Wednesday of seating. Bring your lunch of the month, 11:30 am to 1:00 or purchase it on-site from pm when the Courthouse Concert Renaissance on 9th. The Manatee series returns. The free series, County Courthouse is located at which began in September, runs 1115 Manatee Avenue West in through December 3, featuring downtown Bradenton. performances by local musicians. The Courthouse Concert On October 1, the Brooke Series is produced by Realize Bonderer Band mixes country Bradenton with support from with a contemporary flair, Brooke the Downtown Development is an up-and-coming, 18-year-old Authority, Bradenton Herald, and artist with the Del Couch Music the Manatee County’s Clerk of Education Foundation. the Courts. For more information, November 5, The Koko & contact Realize Bradenton at 621- Karma Duo is an R&B band that 6471 or visit www.Facebook.com/ crosses genres and offers musical RealizeBradenton. styles spanning island music to Realize Bradenton is a non- straight rock and roll. profit organization that brings December 3, RJ Howson, a people together to create a vibrant local blues favorite, kick starts the and prosperous Bradenton area. Bradenton Blues Festival weekend. For more information, visit www. The historic courthouse RealizeBradenton.com. “Rock for a Cause” Sarasota Young Professionals Group and S-One Holdings host inaugural event to benefit the Sarasota County School music department of winner’s choice

Based on a “Battle of the uniting and developing dedicated, Bands”-type scenario, local talented young professionals bands will compete for a chance ranging in age from 21 to 40 to allocate $3,500 to the music in Sarasota County. Current department of a Sarasota County membership exceeds 450 young school of their choice. professionals from a wide variety Rock for a Cause will be held of careers and industries. In the Saturday, October 11, from 3:00 past decade, the YPG has hosted to 10:00 pm on S. Palm Avenue in more than 400 networking events Sarasota. The family friendly event and contributed over 13,000 hours features local food, beverage, and of community service to area non- goods vendors and a “kids only” profits. The Young Professionals area with games and prizes. Group is sponsored by Ludwig- Tickets are $1 a person or Walpole Insurance Agency, a school supply donation. All Kerkering Barberio, and Insignia proceeds going go back to Sarasota Bank. County Schools. For more information, The Sarasota Young call 556-4038 or visit www. Professionals Group (YPG) is a SarasotaChamber.com or www. program of the Greater Sarasota SarasotaYPG.com. Chamber of Commerce with a goal of enriching the community by 26 Good Food The Meadoword • October 2014 Are You a Pioneer? Rotary Club of Sarasota celebrates its 40th Pioneer Picnic with community party

Maybe you are a pioneer and don’t Crackers—or Hearts of Palm if you eat know it. Maybe you’ve never heard of at a fancy restaurant. a “Pioneer Picnic.” Pioneer Picnic is a homecoming, A “pioneer” is anyone who has a family and school reunion, and lived in Sarasota for at least 50 years. block party all rolled into one. It’s And, a lot has changed since the not unusual to see four generations of Rotary Club of Sarasota sponsored families together. For many pioneers, the “Pioneer Picnic” in 1974. Just 35 this is the one time every year they get pioneers attended that first event—this to see childhood friends. year’s event on October 5 is expected Long-time Pioneer Picnic to bring 700 people together from age chairman, and past club president Dr. one to age 90. Tim Herring says the “picnic offers a The picnic is a community event living history of Sarasota, the United and all pioneers (with 50-plus years of States, and the world.” Sarasota-area residency) are invited to For more information and to attend and bring their families. register for the event, visit www. The doors open at noon at Robarts PioneerPicnic.org, email c.alkire@ Arena, 3000 Ringling Boulevard in verizon.net, or call 922-2852. Sarasota, and lunch is served at 1:00 Rotary Club of Sarasota is a non- pm, featuring old-fashioned pulled- religious, non-political organization of pork, coleslaw, black-eyed peas, professional women and men dedicated hush puppies, and mounds of swamp to high ethical business practices and cabbage. Yes! Swamp cabbage. It was networking as a way to serve the local a staple to early settlers and known community. The motto of Rotary is as the Cabbage Palm to early Florida “Service Above Self.” Bistro 502 Student-staffed Culinary Arts program restaurant reopens for lunch

Bistro 502, a restaurant staffed by through October 23, and the menu will students in the Commercial Foods and change periodically. In addition lunch, Culinary Arts Program at the Sarasota a food kiosk features fresh baked County Technical Institute, opened goods, soup du jour, sandwiches, its doors in September once again to salads, and takeout meals. the public for the 2014-15 school year The restaurant will close for the and will serve lunch from 11:00 to school district’s winter and spring 1:00 pm, Tuesdays through Thursdays, breaks. Bistro 502 is located on the throughout the school year (with some SCTI campus at 4748 Beneva Road in exceptions). Sarasota. For more information, visit The menu will change periodically, www.SCTI.edu. starting with the original lineup of About the SCTI Commercial Foods and dishes served when Bistro 502 first Culinary Arts Program opened in March 2011. Selections include warm goat cheese and grilled The Sarasota County Technical chicken breast on baby lettuce salad, Institute has been educating high Bistro burger sliders with homemade school and adult students since potato chips, seafood crepes au gratin 1967. SCTI offers more than 40 with ratatouille, and cream cheesecake career and technical programs to with spiced pineapple topping and more than 620 high school butterscotch sauce to name a few. students who attend on a half-day These menu items will be served basis each year. Sarasota Manatee Originals Offer 50 Percent-Off Dining Certificates The Sarasota-Manatee dining—$25 certificates will sell for Originals—a not-for-profit trade $12.50; $20 certificates, $10; and $15 organization of more than 50 locally- certificates, $7.50. Discounted dining owned, independent restaurants in certificates are available at www. Sarasota and Manatee Counties—will dineoriginal.com. You can print your hold a 24-hour, half-off sale starting at certificates and use them immediately. 9:00 am, Monday, October 6. A limited Quantities are limited. Hurry! selection of member restaurants For more information, visit www. will offer 50 percent discounts off dineoriginal.com or call 365-2800. The Meadoword • October 2014 27 Sarasota Garden Club Sarasota Garden Club’s botanical gardens are a little gem—ready for you to explore Just behind the Information for more than 87 years. From the first Center off Tamiami Trail just north Club president, Mable Ringling, to of the Hyatt Hotel in downtown the volunteer efforts and passion for Holland America Sarasota, you’ll find Sarasota Garden gardening, activities, and community LAST Club’s (SGC) spirit, it Thanksgiving CHANCE Butterfly continues to CALL Garden and endure. SGC TODAY 13 other small strives to Cruise ! gardens. promote sound Celebrate the Holiday The 1.5 ecological and Text botanical acres conservation (No cooking. No dishes!) are open to practices that the public, will last in on the ZUIDERDAM • Nov 17-28 free of charge, perpetuity. HOSTED BY V.I.P. World Travel Owners Allan & Sue Knops from 9:00 am In 1960, the 11 nights—Sail from Ft. Lauderdale to Half Moon Cay, Aruba, to 1:00 pm. clubhouse was Curacao, Cartagena, Scenic Cruising in the Panama Canal and Garden Club members meet on Fridays built in Sarasota School of Architecture Gatun Lake, and Costa Rica to work in the 14 gardens and discuss style and is now a Sarasota Registered plants and activities. Historic building, which the club GROUP PRICE—from $1489.00 pp/twin Founded in 1927, the club’s maintains through donations and labor. Includes all onboard amenities • 2 private V.I.P. Cocktail Parties • Bottle of Wine historic richness has continued to grow The Sarasota Garden Club Pinnacle Grill Lunch • Full Trip Cancellation, Accident, and Sickness Insurance • Private Motor Coach transfers from the Meadows Shopping Village supports a number of programs like Cabins are selling quickly—Don’t wait to call for availability student scholarships at high school and graduate levels, Youth Gardeners and CALL TODAY! V.I.P. World Travel • 377-0017 Camp Wekiva Youth Camp, Habitat for Humanity, Tidewell Hospice, and Face Autism as well as educational of the programs throughout the year. Church They also hold environmental, Nativity horticultural, and floral design work- A community in Christ, loving and reaching out to all, proclaiming shops and conservation and natural the Good News resource programs. They are involved Sundays in civic beautification projects. Communion—8:00 am SGC’s upcoming events include Bible Study—9:00 am Communion with Music—10:15 am garden art classes, “Mable’s Vines And Wednesdays Finds” plant sale and other treasures, Healing Service—10:00 am summer horticultural classes, “Therapy 5900 N. Lockwood Ridge Rd. Tea,” “Paints And Petals, “Gardens In (1 block South of University) Paradise,” and ongoing community 941-355-3262 activities. Call The Sarasota www.churchofthenativity.com Garden Club, 955-0875; visit www. Rev. Charles H. Mann, Rector sarasotagardenclub.org; or stop by the Gardens, 1131 Boulevard of the Arts. 28 The Meadoword • October 2014 Lifelong Learning Academy’ s Einstein’s Circle Open forums, moderated by experts, cover a variety of topics, provide an opportunity for thoughtful exchange of ideas, opinions, and information Lifelong Learning Academy’s the Memory Disorder Clinic at fall semester of Einstein’s Circle Sarasota Memorial Hospital. forums begin this month from 2:30 November 6—Is Fracking A to 4:00 pm in Selby Auditorium Dirty Word? moderated by retired at the University of South Florida, professional petroleum geologist Sarasota-Manatee, located at 8350 Al Richardson. Geologists N. Tamiami Trail in Sarasota. have known for years that shale Sessions are $12 each or $40 formations in the earth hold vast for the entire series. Lifelong deposits of natural gas not thought Learning Academy members to be recoverable until recently. receive a 10 percent discount. “Fracking” is the process of Seating is limited, so register creating fissures in underground early. formations to allow natural gas October 22—Sex in to flow. Good idea? Bad idea? the City: Sex Trafficking, Richardson will explore this issue Exploitation, Survival is in depth. moderated by Elizabeth Fisher, November 19—Criminal founding president and CEO Justice Reform. Adam Tebrugge, of Selah Freedom—a nonprofit a criminal defense attorney, organization based in Sarasota discusses vital issues. What crimes focusing on end-ing human dictate mandatory incarceration in trafficking and sexual exploitation Florida? Is the law overly broad on Florida’s Gulf Coast. The and/or too severe? Is the Florida presentation explores progress criminal justice system in need being made to address the of overhaul? Are there problems situation and the still-critical issue that might be mitigated if Florida of exploitation of 100,000 to judges were given a little more 300,000 children trafficked in the personal discretion? U.S. annually. Lifelong Learning Academy October 29—The Near offers four course terms per year Death Experience: A Spiritual on the USFSM campus, at 8350 Revelation or a Biological N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota. Most Aberration? moderated by Alan courses last six to eight weeks and Grindal, MD, takes you on a classes meet for one hour and 20 fascinating journey into the mind minutes each week. and explores a topic that continues For information about the to be controversial. Dr, Grindal is Academy, weekly updates of a board-certified neurologist and Einstein’s Circle, or to register for Fellow of the American Academy sessions, visit www.lla-sm.org or of Neurology. He works with call 359-4296. Pierian Spring Academy Fall Public Lecture Series free to the public begins this month

Pierian Spring Academy “Spectacular Art in Gold.” offers its popular free fall lecture Monday, November 10, 2:00 series to introduce the Academy’s to 3:30 pm. Retired CBS News outstanding faculty to the public. executive Sam Roberts shares In a venue change from last thoughts on “Walter Cronkite, year, the lectures will be presented Dan Rather, and Mike Wallace— in the Geldbart Auditorium at the What Were They Really Like?” Selby Main Public Library, located Tuesday, December 2, 2:00 to at 1331 First Street in downtown 3:30 pm. Distinguished women’s Sarasota. Free parking is available business history expert Cheryl nearby. Smith presents “A Tapestry The following lecture schedule Woven from the Threads of Our is subject to change. For the most Lives.” updated information, visit www. Pierian Spring Academy is a PSAsrq.org. not-for-profit institution organized Wednesday, October 29, as a 501(c)(3) corporation. Its 2:00 to 3:30 pm—Nanocap operating expenses are covered Technologies President Art Kesten primarily by the tuition fees highlights “Rapid Changes in charged for its regular fall, Science and Technology.” winter, and spring courses and Tuesday, November 4, 2:00 to supplemented by charitable 3:30—Noted art conservationist donations of students, faculty, and Claudia Deschu discusses friends of the organization. The Meadoword • October 2014 29 “Heroes Welcome Home” Golf Tournament Tournament benefits military veterans with aid for home ownership

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ART CENTER SARASOTA CROWLEY MUSEUM AND NATURE CENTER LECTURES AND CLASSES HOME SCHOOL DAY EXHIBITION CYCLE, Oct 23 thru Nov 29 Sat, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm—OLD MYAKKA FARMER’S Register, http://www.selby.org Oct 8 & 10, 10 am to 2:00 pm—Ocean Exploration: How MARKET at Crowley, 16 405 Myakka Road in Sarasota. Heated Exchange: Curated exhibit of encaustic art in Gallery 1. Thru Dec , 9:00 to 10:00 am—FALL YOGA PASS (8 week do we do it? From satellites in space to underwater robots. Oct 8, 6:30 pm—FULL MOON WALK—a guided moonlit Figure Flow of Life: Larry Forgard in Gallery 2. course). Focuses on alignment, breathing techniques and Students will work together to design and construct an hike to the tower Prepaid reservations required. $20 adults, Black Box Projects in Gallery 3. relaxation for beginners as well as advanced. Instructor underwater robot and use techniques to explore the bottom $10 children 6-12. Reserve online. Applied Practice: Open all-media, all subject juried Nancy Zampella. Members $100.00; nonmembers $140.00. of the and use dip nets to find what lurks at the surface of Oct 31 thru Nov 2, 12:00 am—Haunted Halloween exhibition in Gallery 4. Oct 4, 11:00 am to Noon—GROWING ORCHIDS IN Sarasota Bay. Members, $17; nonmembers, $19. Campout. The Art Center is a member-based organization that engages SOUTHWEST FLORIDA. Learn about growing Florida’s KAYAK PADDLE CROWLEY FOLK SCHOOL—Learn survival skills, self- the entire artistic community by providing educational native orchids and which orchids best suited for the area. sustainability, how to grow plants, how to raise animals, None in Oct programs and exhibitions in the community from novice Members $35; nonmembers $45. traditional crafting, and more. Classes on weekends & Wed to accomplished artists and anyone who enjoys the visual Oct 6, 13, 20 & 27, 9:00 to 10:00 am—YOGA IN THE MOMMY & ME evenings; some offered at Florida House Learning Center at arts. The Center offers affordable, accessible, creative GARDENS. Beginners to advanced students with Marine-themed crafts, games, songs, stories, & role plays. 4454 Beneva Rd in Sarasota. Register online. opportunities with curated and juried exhibitions, classes, an emphasis on alignment. Relaxation and breathing Contact [email protected]. workshops, and educational programs for youth and adults. The Crowley Museum and Nature Center, located at techniques. Instructor Nancy Zampella. Members $55; Oct 9, 14, 21, 23, 28 & 30, 10:00 to 11:00 am & 1:30 to 2:30 16405 Myakka Road in Sarasota, is open Jan through The Art Center is located at 707 North Tamiami Trail in nonmembers $75. pm; Oct 23, 11:00 am. Apr—Thu through Sun, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Admission Oct 7, 14 & 21, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm—INTERMEDIATE Sarasota. For more information, visit www.artsarasota.org or applies. Adults $10; children $2. All proceeds benefit CMNC. MORNING KAYAK PADDLE call 365.2032. WATERCOLOR. Three-class workshop focuses on For information go to www.crowleyfl.org. demonstrations and a variety of watercolor techniques. None in Oct ARTIST SERIES CONCERTS DESIGNING WOMEN BOUTIQUE Materials list available. Instructor Carolyn Merenda. Members $85; nonmembers $105. SCOUT DAY SOIREE SERIES I First Wednesday every month, 5:30 pm—at the boutique. Oct 8 & 22, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm—Sunsets at Selby. Oct 18, Dec 20 & Mar 7—SCOUT DAY All-day Workshop Oct 5, 2:00 pm & Oct 6, 7:30 pm — Kevin Zhu, violin and Guests always welcome; we would love for you to join us! For Themed nights for social and after-work gathering feature in hands-on classroom, in-water, and Aquarium exploration. Joseph Holt, piano, perform SCHUBERT, KREISLER, more information, call the DWB Event Line 544-7612. craft beer tastings, wine walks, tapas food samples and Scouts must complete all pre-requisites to earn the badge. SVENDSEN, GERSHWIN/HEIFETZ, and WAXMAN. Oct 11 & 12—Grand Start of Season Sale—Incorporating spontaneous entertainment offerings. Live music included. Workshop does notinclude physical interactions with Mote Fischer/Weisenborne Residence. estate sale/store-wide and sidewalk sale. Store parking lot & Members $10; non-members 12. exhibit animals. Bring blue cards. Be prepared to go in the 2nd-floor gallery. Oct 9, 16, & 23, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm—ADVANCED water. Scout, $20; adult chaperone, $12. SOIREE SERIES II Oct 24, 6:30 pm—CASUAL GORMET DINING—A fall Oct 19, 2:00 pm, & Oct 20, 7:30 pm—Robert Fleitz, WATERCOLOR. For the more experienced painter. Refine You may register as an individual scout or as a troop. barbecue hosted by DWB Board Trustee Dennis & Kathy techniques using instructor-provided reference or work on piano, performs SCHUMANN, DEBUSSY, HELPR, BOSS, Campagnone. $50. Mote Marine Laboratory is an independent, nonprofit 501(c) and POULENC Improvisations. Fischer/Weisenborne subjects of individual choice. Class critiques will provide (3) research organization in Sarasota with field stations in OCT 30, 11:30 am—AMBASSADORS’ GUILD SALON stimulus for growth. Members $85; nonmembers $105. Residence. Series with deli lunch, with speaker Sandra Day, president eastern Sarasota County, Charlotte Harbor, and the Florida Register online. Keys. Open 10:00 am to 5:00 pm daily, located at 1600 Ken RECITAL SERIES I of Neoderm Aesthetics/Skin Care Specialist “Skin, Sins, and Oct 13, 14 & 15, Noon to 5:00 pm—BEAUTIFUL Sense;” and mini style show. $20. Thompson Parkway in Sarasota. Call 388-4441 or visit http:// Nov 1 & 2, 7:30 pm­—Morgenstern Trio. SCHUBERT, BOTANICALS 3-DAY. Artists who like flower painting will [email protected]. BOULANGER, MENDELSSOHN, and RAVEL. Historic Designing Women Boutique, a 501(c)(3) charitable find this course a huge boon to executing better drawn plant Asolo Theater. organization, is located at 1226 N. Tamiami Trail in Sarasota, images. Members $350; nonmembers $375. MUNCHTIME MUSICALES (sponsored by Sarasota 366.5293. Visit www.designingwomenboutique.org. For information about and tickets to these events, call Oct 17, 10:00 am to Noon—FLORIDA FERNS SAFARI. Concert Accociation) 360-7399 or visit http://artistsseries.org. DE SOTO NATIONAL MEMORIAL Learn about the care and fertilizing of ferns best suited 2014-15 Season—Noon starts Nov 19 to grown in our part of Florida, while touring his large and Artist Series Concerts of Sarasota is a non-profit corporation, Each Saturday and Sunday, thru Oct 26, 9:30 to 11:30 diverse ferns collection. Members $35; nonmembers $45. Free concerts noon-time concerts with performances formed in 1996, that takes pride in presenting major national pm—De Soto Ranger Kayak Tours. Explore the waters Oct 22, 10:00 to 5:00 pm—MAKING PAPER WITH by high-caliber, area-based vocalists and instrumental and international varieties of concert, opera, orchestral, that Native American Indians and Spanish Conquistadores FLORIDA PLANTS. You can clean and cook some Florida performers in a wide variety of musical genres. Beatrice Broadway, and film performances; the majority are staged at used hundreds of years ago. plants and make them into sheets of paper. Start with pulp Friedman Symphony Center, 709 N. Tamiami Trail in the restored Historic Asolo Theater at the Ringling Museum Oct 25 Sep, 7:00 to 9:00 pm—DESOWEEN VI. Just when already prepared from cooked plants, float the pulp in a vat Sarasota. Open seating, no reservations. Bring your lunch. of Art, 5401 Bay Shore Road in Sarasota. you thought it was safe to return to the woods. DESOWEEN of water and lift with screens and molds to make very unique Call 351-7467 or visit www.sarasotaconcertassociation.org. is back to scare and entertain you. ASOLO REPERTORY THEATRE sheets of paper. Members $35; nonmembers $45. MYAKKA STATE PARK Located at 8300 De Soto Memorial Hwy in Bradenton. Oct 24, 10:00 am to 1:30 pm—USING YOUR DIGITAL Myakka River State Park, located 9 miles east of I-75 at BLUE STAR THEATER Visitor Center open daily, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm; grounds, Camera. Review digital camera and explore the scenic and 13208 State Road 72 in Sarasota, is open 365 days a Asolo Rep offers 20 percent off tickets (limit of 4 per dawn to dusk. Gates close at 5:00 pm. Closed Thanksgiving, flora in the Gardens. Students’ images will be downloaded year from 8:00 am until sundown. $6.00 per vehicle (limit production) to active military personnel, including the Christmas, and New Years. Free; donations accepted. and mailed back to them on a CD with helpful tips in of 2-8 people per car); $4.00 per single occupant vehicle. National Guard and Reserve, veterans, and their immediate improving photo technique. Bring your camera fully charged. FLORIDA STUDIO THEATRE Pedestrians, bicyclists, extra passengers, passengers in families. Use code “BLUESTAR” to receive discount while Instructor Bob Fink. Members: $35; nonmembers $50.. vehicles with holder of Annual Individual Entrance Pass ordering online. FALL-WINTER SCHEDULE Oct 27, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm—FENG SHUI YOUR $2.00 per person. Campsites available. Email Biology@ GARDEN & YOUR LIFE. Learn how to apply the principles 2014-2015 REPERTORY SEASON Nov 12 thru Jan 4—Hairspray. It’s 1962, and change is in MyakkaRiver.org or call 361-6511. of Classical Feng Shui to your own home and garden and Tickets available online at www.asolo.org. the air. Baltimore’s Tracy Turnblad, a big girl with big hair and an even bigger heart, has only one passion—to be on the powerfully invigorate your physical and emotional life. REALIZE BRADENTON! Nov 11 thru Dec 28—South Pacific, Music by Richard local TV dance program. In the Gompertz Theatre. Members $150; nonmembers $175. Realize Bradenton is a non-profit organization that builds Rodgers, book by Oscar Hammerstein II and Joshua Logan. Oct 29, 11:00 am to 1:00 pm—POTTING & MOUNTING A fresh, new production featuring all-new orchestrations WINTER CABARET community and promotes economic development through ORCHIDS. Selby’s knowledgeable orchid expert will help you collaborative events, partnerships, and interactive strategies. arranged especially for Asolo Repertory. Oct 22 thru Feb 5—Dancing In The Street with The Prima give your treasured plants a new lease on life! Bring an orchid Donnettes, featuring songs from dynamic 50s girl groups For information, visit www.RealizeBradenton.com. 2014-2015 CONSERVATORY SEASON to re-pot for an additional $10 average potting fee, depending like The Chiffons and The Chordettes and empowering ARTCENTER MANATEE Nov 4 thru 23—The Water Engine by David Mamet, artists of the 70s such as Aretha Franklin and Cher. John C. on size of plant. Members $35; nonmembers $45. directed by Greg Leaming. A dark drama set against the Court Cabaret. Oct 29, Noon to 1:00 pm—LECTURE: BOTANICAL Thru Oct 31—City Scapes. Open Exhibition. ENDEAVORS IN SOUTH FLORIDA. Director of Botany, Thru Oct 31—Art by Kids With Cancer. Reid Hodges background of the Century of Progress Chicago World’s WRITE A PLAY Fair in 1934, an industrious inventor creates an engine that Bruce Holst and Lee Amos, Land Steward from the Gallery. Thru Nov 18—RAP-PUNZEL. In a delightful twist on a runs on water, and finds himself the victim of nightmarish Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast, will talk about Located at 209 Ninth Street West in Bradenton, the classic tale, Punzel uses her love of language and rhyme to important issues in Florida biodiversity. Free with admission. center exhibits artwork of local, state, and national artists. persecution by mysterious figures from the oil industry. overcome her fears and fully realize her authentic self. In the Oct 30, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm—HOLIDAY CARDS IN Exhibitions change monthly; public welcome to opening The FSU/Asolo Conservatory Theatre is located at 5555 Keating Theatre. WATERCOLOR. Create and reproduce your own cards in N. Tamiami Trail in Sarasota, 351-9010. Actor Training is receptions. Call Peggy Haynes, 746-2862, or email peggy@ IMPROV time for the holidays. Color print-outs provided for reference artcentermanatee.org. Adult classes in drawing and painting, a three-year Masters of Fine Arts graduate program. For as well as a paint-along with Ms. Merenda. Learn to create a specific dates and times, visit www.asolo.org. Oct 18 thru Jan 3, 2015—Out of Bounds Match Up.The pastels, painting on silk, pottery, jewelry design, digital Bowne’s Lab Theatre meaningful keepsake to share with your family and friends. photography, and more. After school programs, ages 6-10; CONGREGATION FOR HUMANISTIC JUDAISM Located at 1241 N. Palm Avenue in Sarasota. For more LITTLE SPROUTS CLUB summer camps, ages 4-15. Visit www.artcentermanatee.org. Oct 3, 7:30 pm—Yom Kippur/Kol Nidre. information or tickets, call the Box Office at 366-9000 or visit Oct. 7, 8 & 11, 10:30 am to 11:30 am—Hands-on BRADENTON MARAUDERS HOME http://www.Floridastudiotheatre.org. Oct 4, 3:30 pm—Yom Kippur Memorial, Closing Services exploration. Includes story-time, nature themed arts & crafts, GAME at McKECHNIE FIELD and Break-the-Fast. Both services above will be at Unity, JAZZ CLUB OF SARASOTA and snack. Meet under the banyan trees, rain or shine. Ages 2015 Season Starts in April on the north side of Proctor Road, between U.S. Highway 41 5 and under. No reservations required. Free with admission and Beneva Road. JAZZ AT TWO or membership. To view game calendar in season, visit, www. bradentonmarauders.com and select Schedule from menu CHJ is a secular, lay congregation of people who celebrate Unitarian Universalist Church, 3975 Fruitville Rd in Sarasota. Marie Selby Botanical Gardens is located at 900 South Palm and enjoy the Jewish heritage. Families of mixed faith $5 Jazz Club members; $15 nonmembers. to view calendar. Click in-town games. McKechnee Field is Ave in Sarasota. For more information about current classes located at 1611 9th Street West in Bradenton. welcome; all are affirmed and respected—regardless of Oct 10—2:00 TO 4:00 pm—Eddie Tobin or to register, visit the Calendar page at http://www.selby.org gender orientation. Members identify with and value the Oct 17—2:00 TO 4:00 pm—Lorri Hafer Quartet or call 366-5731, extension 239. MANATEE PLAYERS history, culture, and future of the Jewish people. For more Oct 24—2:00 TO 4:00 pm—Ken Loomer Quartet MOTE MARINE LABORATORY 2014-15 SEASON information.CHJ meets at Unity 3023 Proctor Road. All Oct 31—2:00 TO 4:00 pm—Jam Session Oct 23 thru Nov 9—The Best Little Whorehouse in services and programs are open to the public at no charge. The Jazz Club of Sarasota is located at 330 South Pineapple EXHIBITS & SPECIAL EVENTS Texas. Happy go lucky view of small town vice and statewide For more information about these events, call 929-7771 or political side-stepping. The musical recounts the good times visit www.chj-Sarasota.org. Ave, Suite 111 in Sarasota, 366-1552. For tickets or Oct 17, 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm—“Night of Fish, Fun and information, call 366-1552 or visit the group’s website at Fright” Buoys and ghouls of all ages are invited to dress up and the demise of the Chicken Ranch. CONGREGATION KOL HANESHAMA www.jazzclubsarasota.com. in costume. Includes signature underwater pumpkin carving Oct 30 thru Nov 16—Godspell. Based on the Gospel of in spooktacular shark tank. St. Matthew, the Broadway hit musical features well-loved SERVICES MARIE SELBY BOTANICAL GARDENS Oct 25, 6:30 pm to 11:30 pm—“Oceanic Evening” black- songs, led by the international hit, Day By Day. Oct 3, 7:00 pm—Kol Nidre, Southgate. EXHIBITS AND EVENTS tie evening of dinner and dancing. Ritz-Carlton Sarasota; The Manatee Performing Arts Center is located at 502 3rd Oct 4, 9:30 am—Yom Kippur, Southgate. $300 per person. Tables sponsorship levels available. Ave West in Bradenton. For details and tickets, call the box Thru Nov 16 — FLORIDA’S FASCINATING FLORA. Batiks Oct 16, 6:00 pm—Simchat Torah, South Gate. office, 748-5875, or visit www.manateeplayers.com. Oct 18, 10:00 am—Shabbat Services, South Gate Botanicos works of artist Angela Maria Isaza, inspired by her FLORIDA MASTER NATURALIST CLASS Oct 24, 6:00 pm—Kabbalat Shabbat, South Gate. many trips to Florida. Oct 24, 25, 31 & Nov 7, 7 & 14, all day—Adult education MANATEE VILLAGE HISTORICAL PARK Located at 3145 Southgate Circle in Sarasota, Kol Date, 1:00 to 3:00 pm—FALL MUSIC SERIES: program provides instruction through Classroom, field Open Mon through Fri, 9:00 am to 4:30 pm; second and HaNeshama is affiliated with the Reconstructionist GartenFest. Relax and listen under the banyans. Live trip,and practical experience on the general ecology, fourth Sat, 10:00 am to 4:30 pm. Closed New Year’s Day, Movement, one that stems from traditional orientation, yet music and dance performances by Sarasota’s favorite habitats, vegetation types, wildlife and conservation issues of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, President’s Day, Memorial Day places a positive value on innovation and change. The local entertainers. Bratwurst, knockwurst, sauerkraut, old coastal systems in Florida — coastal uplands, estuarine, and weekend, 4th of Jul, Labor Day weekend, Veteran’s Day, Movement encourages members to rethink and “reconstruct” Heidelberg pretzels, German beer, and wine available for nearshore marine environments. Also addresses society’s Thanksgiving weekend, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. Jewish traditions, beliefs, and practices in the light of purchase—no coolers, please! Bring a lawn chair. role in coastal areas, develops naturalist interpretation skills, FREE. Located at 1404 Manatee Ave E in Bradenton. Call traditional values and contemporary experience. Call 244- • Oct 5—Lauren Mitchell Band and discusses environmental ethics. All sessions, $225. 749-7165. 2042 or email [email protected] • Oct 12—Missing Links GILLS CLUB OLD MAIN STREET • Oct 19—Jubilation Brass None in Oct Every 3rd Thu each month, 6:00 to 10:00 pm—MAIN • Oct 26—Tommy Rox and Friends The Meadoword • October 2014 31 AROUNDAROUNDAROUND THE THETHE TOWN TOWNTOWN • •• October AugustMonth 2013 20142014

STREET LIVE for libations, food, and live music benefits a Thru Feb 1—Beth Lipman: Precrious Possessions, life- SARASOTA JUNGLE GARDENS TEMPLE SINAI different non-profit organization each month. Call 744-2589. sized Victorian furniture recreated in glass sculpture. Each Sarasota Jungle Gardens is located at 3701 Bay Shore Fri, 6:00 pm—FRI NIGHT SERVICES. Welcome Reception FARMERS’ MARKET. Returns in the fall, every Sat, Oct of the three works, Crib, Cradle, and Sideboard with Blue Road in Sarasota. Open daily, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed 5:15 pm/ thru May, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Located on 12th Street W., China represents a particular moment in our lifespan and Thanksgiving and Christmas. Annual Passes available. Call Oct 10, 5:30—TOT SHABBAT SERVICE followed by between 3rd Avenue W. and Manatee Avenue W. Visit www. reminds us of our ties to the objects which define us through a Super Supper at Temple Sinai. Call Laura Freedman, 355-1112 or visit www.sarasotajunglegardens.com. BradentonFarmersMarket.com or call 840-0017. societal conventions. Director of Early Childhood Education, 941-926-9462 for 3rd Sat, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm—MAINLY ART, every third Thru Feb 2—“Ladies of the Ring” From flying through SARASOTA OPERA menu, cost, and reservations. Sat. Returns in the fall and runs through May, featuring arts the air to being suspended high above the ring by nothing Oct 12—TEMPLE SINAI MENS CLUB DAY with the Tampa and crafts by local artists and artisans. but the strength of their jaws ... and even being shot out 2014-2015 OPERA SEASON Bay Bucs vs. Baltimore Ravens. 30 Yard Line tickets, $60; Oct 31 & Nov 2 (Matinee), Nov 5, 11, 13 & 15 (Matinee)— RIVERWALK PARK ON THE MANATEE RIVER of a cannon, women have participated in every circus act 20 Yard Line, $50. Meet 10:30 am in parking lot , 4631 S. imaginable. Pagliacci, Ruggero Leoncavallo. Lockwood Ridge, to carpool to Tampa. Open to Temple Sinai Riverwalk, located in downtown Bradenton on the Manatee Thru Feb 28—“Seeing the Unseen: Photography and Nov 15 & 16—The Hobbit, Dean Burry (Sarasota Youth members and their guests. Details and reservation, contact River, is an outdoor gathering place, designed to provide Video Art in China Now” highlights photographic and Opera.) Richard Brown at [email protected] or 941- 373-3898. space for diverse events and activities. For more information video works by famous living Chinese artists. Performance The Sarasota Opera is located at 61 N. Pineapple Avenue, Oct 12, 5:00 pm—DINNER AND A MOVIE WITH THE about the new Bradenton Riverwalk Park, visit www. and visual tricks used to create experiences that give an Sarasota. Call 366-8450 for times and tickets or visit www. RABBI. Dinner, 5:00 pm, with cuisine of Palestine. Film at realizebradenton.com and select Riverwalk from the menu. opportunity for viewers to meditate on the invisible. sarasotaopera.org. 6::00. Rabbi Geoff Huntting discusses The Dream about SOUTH FLORIDA MUSEUM LECTURE SERIES early pioneers who arrived in Palestine to build on the SARASOTA ORCHESTRA utopian ideas of Kibbutzim. Members $25; guests $35. Call EXHIBITS AND EVENTS Oct 24, 10:30 am—Viewpoint: Expanding and Janet Tolbert, 388-9624. Make checks payable to Temple Redefining American Art at the Brooklyn Museum. THE 2014-2015 SEASON CHAMBER 1st Sat of most months, 4:00 and 8:00 pm—FAMILY Sinai; mail to Dinner and a Movie, Joanne Trachtenberg, With curator of the Brooklyn Museum, Richard Aste. Oct 12, 4:00 pm—(Clarinet-Chamber Soirée 2) Vivaldi/ NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM. Fun, educational, and something 4934 Cedar Oak Way, Sarasota, FL 34233. new. Open till 8:00 pm; half-price admission all day! “Rock Bach/Baldwin Concerto in C Minor for Brass Quintet in JOSEPH’S COAT SKYSPACE AT SUNSET B Minor, Brahms Clarinet Quintet in B Minor in Op. 115. Oct 18, 7:00 pm—OCTOBERFEST BEER TASTING AND and Roll Hall of Fame” planetarium shows, 8:15 to 9:00 HAVDALLAH, sponsored by Temple Sinai, at The Polo Grille pm. Event schedule at /www.southfloridamuseum.org/ Thu & Fri evenings, 30 minutes after sunset— Holley Hall. JOSEPH’S COAT, a permanent installation by artist James in Lakewood Ranch off Main Street. Temple members $25; ThingstoDo/FamilyNights.aspx. MASTERWORKS guests, FREE!. Includes heavy appetizer buffet and flight of 2nd Wed of the month, 7:00 and 9:00 pm—THINK + Turrell and “gathering place for contemplation, sustained experience, and conversation. LED lights change the color Oct 15 & 17, 5:30 pm; Oct 16, 7:30 pm; Oct 18 at 8:00 beer; additional foods and beverages available for purchase. DRINK (SCIENCE) CAFE. All ages. Lounge on a couch, pm—(Twilight Zone) Conductor Dirk Meyer, Music themes RSVP to Sheryl at 941-487-7895 or [email protected]. grab a beer, wine, or soft drink and learn about cutting-edge of the space, the context of how you view the sky, and your perception of sky color. Bring your Yoga mat; dress from the Twilight, Ghostbusters, and Psycho movies, Oct 20, 11:00 am—“ARTISTS & AUDIENCES” a new science in a relaxed, informal setting. Drinks and bar snacks The Addams Family, Michael Jackson’s Thriller, and the available for purchase. Feel free to bring fotd. FREE. RSVP for outdoors. Reservations recommended. Members free; film series with first film The Art and Architecture of Paris, nonmembers $5. Call 358-3180 or purchase online. eccentric Rocky Horror Picture Show. Holley Hall.. an historic perspective with special attention to the Jewish online at www.southfloridamuseum.org. Nov 7 & 8, 8:00 pm; Nov 9, 2:30 pm—(Framed) 4th Wed every month, 7:00 pm—STELLIFEROUS LIVE, ART AFTER 5 Quarter and a glimpse of Coco Chanel and fashion. Shostakovich, excerpts from The Gadfly Suite, Prokofiev Members $30; guests, $35. Includes lunch . Call Janet Bishop Planetarium. Look at and discuss the night skies. Every Thu, 5:00 to 8:00 pm—ART AFTER 5. Museum of Piano Concerto No. 3; Mussorgsky, Pictures at an View schedule at www.southfloridamuseum.org/ThingstoDo/ Tolbert, 941-388-9624. Make check payable to Temple Sinai; Art and Circus Museum after hours, Permanent collection Exhibition. Van Wezel Performing Arts mail to Patty Schreiber, 4010 Wilshire Circle East, Sarasota, PresentationSchedule.aspx. and special exhibition galleries; cocktails on the loggia. Fri, 6:00 pm—FILM FRIDAYS are most Fridays year-round The Sarasota Orchestra brochure available at www FL 34238 no later than October 13. Cash bar and seating available. Bring the family. After hours sarasotaorchestra.org. Call 953-3434 or 866-508-0611 for Oct 28, 12:30 pm—MEN’S CLUB MONTHLY in the Bishop Planetarium Theater, showcasing films and discounted admission—Adults $10; children age 6 to 17, $5; documentaries focused on varied cultural, social, and tickets and details. “SCHMOOZE” at Matto Matto,543 S. Pineapple Avenue 5 and under, free. Members, no charge. View schedule at in Burns Court. Questions and reservations, contact Rich scientific topics. $3 members; $5 general admission. The www.ringling.org. [HISTORIC] SPANISH POINT Planetarium is located at 201 10th St W in Bradenton. For Goldman at [email protected], 941-552-9794 YOGA ON THE TERRACE Every Thu and Fri, 11:00 am to 2:00 pm—Boat Rides on or 610-812-8630.Cost, whatever you order off the menu; talk more nformation and to RSVP, call 746-4131, ext. 27. Little Sarasota Bay aboard the Magic motor launch. Call 966- • Oct 3—Genesis (2004) 3rd Sat of the month, 10:00 am—YOGA ON THE CA’ is what you want to discuss.. 5214, ext. 260 or sign up at Visitors Center to reserve spot. Temple Sinai is located at 4631 S. Lockwood Ridge Road off • Oct 10—Gravity (2013) DE’ZAN TERRACE. Bring mat, towel, and water. Free $10/person plus general admission. • Oct 17—The Time Machine (1960) (standard admission applies after 10:00 am). No sessions Proctor, between Beneva and Swift Roads, 924-1802, or visit Third Sat of The Month, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm—PUPS AT templesinai-sarasota.org. • Oct 24—Jurassic Park (1993) during inclement weather. Parking in ca’ d’Zan lot. THE POINT; Read With the Dogs (10:00 am to noon). Bring Oct 4, 10 am to 8 pm—NATIONAL FOSSIL DAY. A PERFORMANCES AT RINGLING your dogs; rules apply. THE PLAYERS, SARASOTA celebration organized by the National Park Service. Come and meet real paleontologists and geologists who work Oct 15 thru Oct 18—RINGLING INTERNATIONAL ARTS Historic Spanish Point is a 30-acre historical, archaeological, BROADWAY SEASON 2014-2015 FESTIVAL, four days showcasing a variety of dance, music, and environmental museum overlooking Little Sarasota Bay everyday to uncover the secrets fossils reveal about our Oct 29 thru Nov. 9—The Addams Family. This macabre and theater presented in intimate performance venues at at 337 N. Tamiami Trail in Osprey, Florida. Mon thru Sat, 9:00 ancient Earth. Half price admission all day. cartoon family has been loved and imitated for generations. The Ringling. am to 5:00 pm; Sun noon to 5:00 pm. Amission applies. Call Oct 30, 7:30 pm—War of the Worlds-Live Performance The Addams Family features an original story and it’s every Oct 15, 6:00 pm—RIAF Opening Night. The Ringling.. 966-5214 or visit historicspanishpoint.org. Witness a recreation of the famed October 30, 1938, CBS father’s nightmare. Radio broadcast, produced by Orson Welles and performed MONDAY NIGHT FILMS, FROM 7:00 TO 9:00 PM TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM Dec 3 thru 14—A Christmas Story. The cult classic movie, by his Mercury Theater on the Air. AT THE HISTORIC ASOLO THEATER Sun thru Fri, 8:00 am—DAILY MINYAN set in a small Indiana town in the 1940′s, becomes a full- Nov 1, 6:00 pm—2014 SNOOTY’S GALA-Shaken Not None scheduled in September. Fri NIGHT SERVICES, 6:30 pm scale Broadway Musical. Stirred. Tickets $200. Located at 5401 Bay Shore Road in Sarasota at University Sat MORNING SERVICES, 9:00 am DRAG QUEEN BINGO BONANZA Open Tue thru Sat, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm and Parkway and U.S. 41. Open daily from 10:00 am to 5:00 HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES Oct 17, 8:00 pm—The 70’s. Sun from noon to 5:00 pm; closed Mondays and first Sat pm. Call 359-5700 or visit www.ringling.org. in November, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New • Oct 3, 6:30 pm-Kol Nidre Oct 31, 8:00 pm—Halloween. Year’s Day. Located at 201 10th Street W in Bradenton. SAHIB SHRINERS • Oct 4, 8:30 am—YOM KIPPUR: 9:00 am, Youth Performances with Ms. Beneva Fruitville (Berry Ayers) General admission to all films, $5; members $3. Contact SHAHIB SHRINE CIRCUS—Oct 4 & Oct 5. Programming; 10:30 am, Teen Service; 3:00 pm, and sidekicks Lindsey Carlton (Greyling Johnson) and Jessica Schubick at 746-4131, ext. 27, or jschubick@ Three shows, times TBA. Adults $12, children $10. doors Community Yizkor; 5:15 pm, Mincha Service and Neilah Tamiami Trails (Eric Berkel). $5 cover charge. Under 18 southfloridamuseum.org. open at 9:00 am. Public welcome! • Oct 9 and 10, 9:00 am—SUKKOT not recommended. VILLAGE OF THE ARTS BIRTHDAY/ANNIVERSARY DINNER • Oct. 16, 9:00 am—SHMINI ATZEREt The Players is located at 838 N. Tamiami Trail between DANCE—Second Tue monthly (except Jul). Social, 6:00 • Oct. 17, 9:00 am—SIMCHAT TORAH First Fri of the every month) 4:00 to 6:00 pm—ART 10th Street and Boulevard of the Arts. For times and tickets, pm; dinner, 7:00 pm; dancing. $17.50/person. Call 366-4449. WALK. Village galleries, shops, and restaurants open for the Oct 1, 7:00 pm—Sarah Wertheimer, Associate Executive call Box Office at 365-2494 or visit www.theplayers.org/ Public welcome! evening. Food, refreshments, live music, and work by local Director of “Embracing our Differences,” talks about ways her Broadway.html. Sahib Bingo—Tue, rain or shine. 11:00 am-3:00 pm. artists. Continues on Sat and Sun, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. In organization exemplifies Tikum Olam.Please. Please RSVP. Doors open at 9:00 am. Public welcome! VAN WEZEL PERFORMING ARTS Bradenton between US 41 (14th Street) and 9th Street West, Oct 10, 5:45 pm—KOSHER DAIRY SHABBAT DINNER by BAR BINGO—Every Mon, 7:00-9:00 pm. Tacos and & 17th Avenue West and 9th Avenue West. Michael’s On East. $20 adult, $15 child. RSVP by Oct. 6. 2014-2015 SEASON hotdogs available. Public welcome! Oct 12, 12:30 pm—Shake your Lulav Sukkot Barbeque. Located in Bradenton between US 41 (14th Street) and 9th Oct 1, 8:00 pm—Peter Frampton. Hummingbird in a Box, First Sun every month, 8:00 am-1:00 pm—ALL-YOU- $5 person; $20 max family. Hot dogs, vegetarian option, Street West, & 17th Avenue West and 9th Avenue West. the latest work from legendary musician Peter Frampton, will CAN-EAT PANCAKE BREAKFAST. $5.00/person; $2.00 sides, games, dancing. RSVP by Oct. 6. ages 3-7, FREE under three. Public welcome! be performed. RINGLING MUSEUM OF ART Oct 16, 6:00 pm—SIMCHAT TORAH CELEBRATION Oct 17, 8:00 pm—Lyle Lovett. The Texas-based musician Sahib Shriners, 600 N. Beneva Road in Sarasota. Contact AND 3RD GRADE CONSECRATION - Join us for live music BLUE STAR MUSEUM fuses elements of country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues 366-4449, ext. 320, or visit www.sahibshrine.com. and a beautiful Torah reading. in a convention-defying manner that breaks down barriers. The Ringling is offering free museum admission to active Oct 19, 1:00 pm—SUNDAY FUNDAY FAMILY BOWLING. military personnel, including the National Guard and SARASOTA BALLET Oct 26, 7:00 pm—Bill Maher. For more than twenty years, All ages welcome. Sarasota Lanes, 2200 Fruitville Rd. the R-rated comedian has set the boundaries of where funny, Reserve, and their immediate families through Labor Day. THE 2014-2015 SEASON Includes 2 games and shoe rental. $8. RSVP by Oct 12. Present your current military ID at the admissions counter. political talk can go on American television. Oct 24, 7:30 pm, & Oct 25 thru 26, 2:00 pm, & 7:30 Oct 26, 9:00 am—HOLIDAY LEARNING PROGRAM. Oct 27, 7:30 pm—Shen Yun Orchestra. Drawing upon the ROAR! (Ringling Order of Art Readers) pm—Will Tuckett’s The Secret Garden. FSU Center for the Rabbi Michael Werbow discusses where Jewish and profound culture of China’s 5,000-year history, Shen Yun American worlds intersect. Oct 4 , 10:30 am—Family storytime to connect art with Performing Arts at 5555 N. Tamiami Trail in Sarasota. offers a musical experience that truly touches the heart and Oct 30, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm—SISTERHOOD KNITTING early literacy, for kids age 4 thru 7. Sessions limited to 20 The Sarasota Ballet is the Gulf Coast of Florida’s first and will leave you inspired. MITZVA GROUP. Bring needles, hooks, and acrylic worsted children (must be accompanied by an adult). Registration only professional ballet company. For more information, visit Nov 1, 8:00 pm—Capital Steps. A Washington, D.C., weight yarn to crochet and/or knot newborn hats. required. Call 359-5700, ext 2700. www.sarasotaballet.org. institution for over thirty years that provides a unique blend of Temple Beth Sholom is located at 1050 S. Tuttle Ave in music and political comedy. SPECIAL EXHIBITS SARASOTA CONCERT ASSOCIATION Sarasota (northwest corner of Bahia Vista and S. Tuttle Ave. The Van Wezel box office located at 777 N. Tamiami Trail, Ongoing—20th Century Abstract Art from the Ringling THE 2015 SEASON begins Jan 14 with the Call, 955-8121 or visit www.templebethsholomfl.org. Sarasota. For more information, call 953-3368 or visit Collection. Abstract works by artists Vassily Kandinsky, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra TEMPLE EMANU-EL http://www.vanwezel.org. You can also enjoy the inspired Arthur Dove, Franz Kline, Jules Olitski, Louise Nevelson, cuisineçbuffet style—of Michael’s On East prior to most Alexander Calder, Yves Tanguy, Richard Serra, and others. The Sarasota Concert Association (SCA) is a not-for-profit, SHABBAT WORSHIP, every Fri, 7:30 pm—except First self-supporting organization. Admission reasonably priced. Fri, 7:00 am, FAMILY SHABBAT. Dessert onegs follow all performances. For information, call 366-0007 or visit http:// Thru Oct 26—Thomas Chimes from the Permanent www.bestfood.com. Collection. On view will be the impressive Ringling services. SARASOTA GARDEN CLUB: OPEN TO First Sat, 10:30 am, MORNING SERVICE. Mural measuring some 17 feet across accompanied THE PUBLIC WEST COAST BLACK THEATRE TROUPE by preparatory studies and a selection of characteristic Thu mornings every month, 10:00 am—BIBLE STUDY. Nov 1, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm—MABLE’S VINES Oct 6, 8:00 pm—The Eve of Jackie. A musical tribute to portraits. Dr. Ruth Simons leads adult learners. Open to the Jewish AND FINDS. Home contents and member-grown Jackie Wilson kicks off the WCBTT’s 15th season at the Van Thru Dec 7—“Bandits, Beauties and Beggars: The community. Call Dr. Simons at 922-8659. Wezel Performing Arts Hall. plants for sale. Etchings of Salvator Rosa” Salvator Rosa’s Baroque Oct 14, 10:00 am—MITZVAH KNITTING AND Oct 15 thru Nov 16—Little Shop of Horrors. Ready for Dec 5 & 6, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm—HOLIDAY PLANT landscapes explore the often overlooked figures that appear CROCHETING GROUP. Bring your needles or crochet hook some “digestibly raw fun”? Don’t miss this hilarious musical , a favorate pattern, and talent and make new friends. Help in the scenes and in his famous series of etchings. SALE. Lots of choices to help you “deck the halls.” that spoofs the 1950s-era B-movie sci-fi flicks. Sarasota Garden Club, a non-profit charitable organization make items for needy families in Sarasota-Manatee and Thru Dec 7—“Danny Lyon: The Bikeriders” Danny Israel. Yarn provided. Contact [email protected]. The Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe of Florida, Inc. (WBTT) Lyon’s iconic book The Bikeriders is one of the most located at 1131 Blvd. of the Arts, corner US 41 N., bay-side is the only professional black theatre company on Florida’s significant photo-documentary works of Postwar America. in Sarasota. Open 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, Mon thru Fri; grounds Temple Emanu-El is located at 151 McIntosh Road, south of west coast and one of two in the state. 1646 10th Way; Box He began riding with and photographing motorcyclists in open every day. 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WINSLOW BEACON: 2BR/2BA [email protected] • 2-YEAR WARRANTY on treatment fully furnished. 1st floor unit TILE-TILE-TILE: Professional Enjoying a bath or shower should not in very private area, parking QUAIL HOLLOW: 1BR/1BA be dangerous! We offer non-slip bathtub turnkey unit available. ceramic & porcelain tile and shower treatment too! 10 steps from door. Quiet installation and sales. Free lanai overlooking wooded Redecorated end unit, on the ground floor, overlooks 18th estimates, many Meadows Call Marty at 941-321-7753 area. Call 716-609-2108 or references. Call Neil 726-3077. premierlandscaping@rochester. fairway. Updated full kitchen, rr.com. W/D. Just steps to country ACURA 3.5 RL SPECIAL club, golf, tennis and pools. No EDITION, White 1998, Low WEYBRIDGE: All rental smoking or pets. Monthly or Special Price options available. 2BR/2BA 112,000 Ml, One Owner, Like golf/water views. Updated and seasonally. 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Classified ads for The Meadoword cost $4.00 for ten words and $.10 for each additional word. Classified copy must be submitted with payment on or before the 13th of the month prior to publication. If the 13th falls on a weekend or holiday, ads are due the the previous business day. Deadlines are also moved up to accommodate for Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays and February. SERVICES SERVICES VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER DOES YOUR PET NEED CARE DRYER VENT CLEANING: when you’re not there? I provide Owned by retired NYPD Police MOTE Needs New ITNSarasota Back loving, reliable care, daily/ Officer. Clothes not drying? It’s overnights. Walks, feeds, vet not the dryer…it’s the VENT! Volunteers on the Road— appts. Etc. Meadows resident. Prevent dryer fires, extend Learn More at a Volunteer Volunteer Drivers Experienced. Reasonable rates. dryer life. LINT HAPPENS! Coffee October 8 References. Will also check Call SUNSHINE DRYER VENT Needed! homes while residents are CLEANING @ 941-224-3606. Looking for a way to support ITNSarasota hit a bump in away. Call Kate 371-6862. Licensed & insured. www. marine life and the southwest the road earlier this year when CYNDERELLA LintHappens.com Florida community? Volunteers are rides were suspended for a HOUSECLEANING: Quality WINDOW & PRESSURE vital to Mote Aquarium’s mission few months. The organization and reliable. Excellent Meadows CLEANING: Nick, from Nick’s of informal science education, the restarted rides with the support References. Call 807-9788. Block 5 is a local teacher. He Lab’s world-class marine research, of a new leadership team and SLIPCOVERS AND and his staff specialize in and other efforts from animal care volunteer drivers—and they are UPHOLSTERY: Quality at Residential Window Cleaning to administration. focused on the road ahead. discount pricing. Meadows and Pressure Cleaning Learn about exciting volunteer More volunteers are needed References. 10% discount with Services. New service…Low opportunities and enjoy free to help drive seniors to doctors’ or ad. Call 941-755-6500. Pressure Roof Cleaning. Call for your free estimate today! juice, coffee, and pastries at a other appointments. Your efforts PET CARE: Giving lots of love 941-538-8072. reception from 8:00 am to noon help seniors stay independent and attention to your furry one in the Buchanan Room (located and bring meaning into their while you’re away. Daily visits DONNA’S HOUSECLEANING on the third floor of Mote’s main lives while it reduces the need on & HOMEMAKING: 12 years in to your home or overnight in my lab facility) at Mote Marine families or friends. home, dog walks, vet visits, pet/ Meadows. New openings. 928-1889. Laboratory and Aquarium. Mileage reimbursement is personal errands. Also providing Positions are available for ages provided in part for the ride and transportation to doctor, grocery 18 and older. In particular, Mote the remainder in transportation store, groomer, pick up after WANTED medical procedures and other needs more Aquarium guides credits that you can save for your WANTED: PEO SISTERS who are to speak with visitors about the own future use, transfer to a loved miscellaneous needs. Great snowbirds in the Sarasota area. rates! Bonded & Insured. exhibits and animals, cashiers, and one, or donate back to ITNSarasota Join us in the Sarasota Gulf Coast greeters for the membership desk. to the Road Scholarship Debbie 284-5088. P.E.O Group. Contact Maureen at CITRUS spraying, fertilizing, 941-377-2663. Weekend help is especially needed. Program™ for low-income riders pruning & planting. Volunteers receive special If you can provide just one Experienced licensed, insured. Find it in the training sessions with Mote afternoon a week or a few hours BACKYARD CITRUS CARE Classifieds! scientists and staff and enjoy Mote during the month, ITNSarasota 925-1999. Aquarium for free. arranges your driving assignments Learn more about volunteer and routes around your schedule. opportunities at www.mote. For more information or to org/volunteer. To RSVP for the volunteer, contact ITNSarasota reception, contact Elisa Painten at at 941-634-7530 or visit www. [email protected] or 941- itnsarasota.org. 388-4441, ext. 438. Mote is located at 1600 Ken Want to rent? Sell? Find? Thompson Parkway, City Island, Provide a service? in Sarasota. Advertise in the Classifieds

Th e Me a d o w s The Meadows Bo o k Cl u b Memorial Garden Ne w Ti t l e s f o r 2014-2015 (Meets on 2nd Wednesday of the month at 2:00 pm at the MCA) Administration Priscilla Schlegel 341-0434 [email protected] Luncheon Caryl Magnus 378-5055 [email protected] with its serene, Date Title and Author Leader natural setting… Oct 8 All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque Joanne Simons is the perfect place to memorialize your loved Nov 12 Death Comes For the Archbishop ones. Any Meadows’ resident, past or present, by Willa Cather Cindy Kodish can have an engraved, granite plaque Dec 10 The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt TBA placed on the Memorial Wall. —2015— Jan 14 The Rose Project by Graeme Simsion Pam Draper To find out more about the Garden or to Feb 11 The White Dog Fell from the Sky order a plaque, contact: by Eleanor Morse Vida Gavin The Meadows Community Association, Mar 11 Luncheon & New Book Selections (11:30) 941.377.2300, or email Apr 8 The Moth by Burns by Gopnik and Green Karen Rush [email protected] May 13 The Lemon Tree by Sandy Tolan Janet Thompson 36 The The Meadoword • October 2014

MeCommunityad Events—All Eventso are atw the MCA ord Assembly of SIGN UP NOW! Property Owners MCA Garage Sale 2014 SIGN UP • FRI OCT 24 8:30 am to 2:00 pm October 15, 2014 • 7:00 pm MCA Community Center Cost per space, $12.00 (Cash or check only) Space available on first-come, first-served basis. Guest Speaker KATHY DENT Bring your own table or display or rent a 6-foot table Sarasota County Supervisor of Elections from the MCA, $12.00. Must be Meadows resident. ALL DELEGATES ARE ASKED TO ATTEND AND SIGN-IN ON ARRIVAL SALE • SAT NOV 22 Open to all Meadows residents 8:00 am to 1:00 pm Plan to attend and stay after the presentation and brief meeting for cookies and coffee Meadows Shopping Village

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