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Association Newsletter a Holiday Park Homeowners Association Publication 5401 HOLIDAY PARK BLVD HHoolliiddaayy PPark Association Newsletter A Holiday Park Homeowners Association Publication 5401 HOLIDAY PARK BLVD. DECEMBER NORTH PORT, FLORIDA 34287 1 2018 HOMEOWNERS ASSOC. OFFICERS 2018 HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION great job. We did miss you both. Big thanks to President Mary Margaret Bryant 1st Vice Pres. Yvonne Warner Here we are entering the the "Crew". At the end of the evening we had 2nd Vice Pres. John Rabideau last month of 2018. Not sure cake and the opportunity of spending some Secretary Janet Ivison Treasurer Kathy Bachman about anyone else, but I know time with our outgoing Park Manager, Wayne this year has flown by. Seems like Schofield, to wish him well in this new chap- COUNCIL MEMBERS Phyllis Branch Dee Neely we were just looking at the new calen- ter of his life. You will be missed here at Holi- Jim Oliver Jan Siekierk dar for 2018 and now we are looking at day Park. You did a wonderful job in updating George Clinch Joan Mayer Mariann Underdown Roland Ficken 2019. We are another year older and wiser, many areas of our beautiful Park. Thank you right? so much for all your time here. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairperson Richard Gortz November has been a busy month with All the activities have seen more people 1st V. Chairperson Karin Anderson 2nd V. Chairperson our Annual Pizza, Polly and Crew and Dance arriving daily. Some of our residents arrived Secretary Dorlis McKinney with music by Jimmy Spoto. It was a great in early Fall and are already taking a trip Treasurer Don LaMaster evening. Thank you all. Then followed with back North to be with family and friends for TRUSTEES Ken Judd Bill Mitchell a ham dinner put on by our own famous Thanksgiving or hunting. Brave, I think. It is Bob Bachman Betty Hart crew. Delicious. April and Nancy, you can cold wherever they travelled to. be proud of your wonderful crew they did a The Park looked beautiful for Veterans ADVISORY COMMITTEES Maintainence Don LaMaster Operations Architectural Bob Bachman Holiday Cheer and a Happy New Year, from your Holiday Park Staff Security Bill Mitchell Liaison to HOA Dorlis McKinney Zach, Bernie, Joe, Carlos, Rich, Jessica, Jess & Cindi Personnel Richard Gortz Lawns Betty Hart Compounds Ken Judd Rules & Regulations Karin Anderson MEN’S CLUB OFFICERS-2018 President Dick Underdown 1st Vice President Bob Moore 2nd Vice President Jim Hord Secretary Frank Lampe Treasurer Roger Anderson Park Manager Tess Schofield HOLIDAY PARK OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 8:00am-3:00pm Office will not be closed at noon Office Phone (941) 426-1585 Gate House Phone (941) 426-4609 www.holidayparknp.com NORTH PORT EDUCATIONAL CENTER Medicare-Tuesday 1:00pm Social Security, Venice Village 9:00am-1:00pm Veterans Services-Friday, 9:00am Published By: COMMUNITY MEDIA, INC. Venice, Florida For advertising information please call: 941-375-3699 HOLIDAY PARK 2 DECEMBER, 2018 HOLIDAY PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION-2018 President Mary Margaret Bryant 207-756-5854 Membership Kathy Bachman 352-516-1213 1st Vice President Yvonne Warner 734-776-6592 Memorial Bricks Frank Lampe 423-7457 2nd Vice President John Rabideau 423-0580 Men's Club President Dick Underdown 429-4846 Secretary Janet Ivison 426-2183 Men's Club Membership Jim Hord 423-2567 Treasurer Kathy Bachman 352-516-1213 Men's Club Picnic Tickets Ken Judd 941-426-7287 Men's Club Treasurer Roger Anderson 266-8707 Council Member Phyllis Branch 423-0476 Men's Club Secretary Frank Lampe 423-7457 Council Member Jim Oliver 812-489-0627 Men's Club Yard Sale Lou Kremer 426-3228 Council Member George Clinch 716-359-6220 Newsletter, Calendar and Council Member Mariann Underdown 429-4846 Daily Activities Sharon Kahnoski 616-581-9131 Council Member Dee Neely 423-9846 New Years Eve John Rabideau 423-0580 Council Member Yvonne Warner 734-776-6592 Parlimentarian Council Member Joan Mayer 257-8802 Pennies From Heaven Joan Mayer 257-8802 Council Member Roland Ficken 423-0634 Pickleball Stuart Buck 585-489-0478 Pinochle Beth Deery 423-0890 A. A. Recovery Group Ben Coleman 426-1585 Pool Walking Wiz LaMaster 876-4622 AARP IncomeTaxPrep. Don LaMaster 876-4622 Tickets at Dinners John & Linda Bracket 978-846-6285 Aerobic Exercise Sandy Strang 231-972-7100 Senior Marie Doran 426-2534 Arthritis Pool Exercise Roberta Swingle 426-3192 Sergeant-At-Arms Dick Colin 423-1769 Beanbag Baseball Don & Wiz La Master 876-4622 Service Clubs Jim Oliver 812-489-0627 Dave Davis 564-8001 Beginner Line Dance Carol LaRocque 705-805-1495 Social Clubs George Clinch 716-359-6220 Biking Phyllis VanKirk 876-4013 Special Events John Rabideau 423-0580 Bingo Evelyn Plante 661-9022 Sports Coordinator Roland Ficken 423-0634 Storage Building Bob Moore Jim Hord 423-2567 Blood Pressure Kay Fox 408-6027 Summer Activities Mariann Underdown 429-4846 Summer Pool Exercise Nancy Crosby 426-5943 Blood Donations Dee Neely 423-9846 Sunshine Bocci Slotteo Ruggiero 426-2700 Supplies Mariann Underdown 429-4846 Bowling, Men John Green 585-752-8726 Swimmercize Lois Langtry 426-7287 Bowling, Women Deborah Dekker 615-631-4725 Table Tennis Kay Fox 408-6027 Bridge (Duplicate) Roberta Swingle 426-3192 Tennis Mike Nasalski 810-820-0023 Bridge (Mixed) Art Getchell 423-4224 Thirty-Five Games Wiz LaMaster 876-4622 Cart Rallies Dick Gortz 216-789-0901 Tickets John Rabideau 423-0580 Celebrations Phyllis Branch 423-0476 Tours Dora Banes 496-4220 Ceramics Friday Roseanne Richards 423-8274 Tuscola Xmas Tree Set Up Bob Moore 429-7962 Christmas Decorations Jim Hord 423-2567 Variety Club Gary Branch 423-0476 Christmas Cookie Party Phyllis Branch 423-0476 Variety Show Gary Branch 423-0476 Christmas Tree Lighting Welcome Committee Joan Mayer 257-8802 Ceremony Brent Corey 979-7317 Welfare Jan Siekierk 616-446-2383 Computer Club Betty Hart 426-5147 Cribbage Bill Delorey 423-2256 Wood Carving Harry Mancha 443-536-6191 Dances John Rabideau 423-0580 Ya-Ya Club Audrey Reidel 423-9484 Darts Don Sheeler 426-1245 Zoomba Classes Carolyn Olds 734-272-1017 Dinners John Rabideau 423-0580 Early Risers Exercise Joan Gillis 423-7378 Eight Ball Bo LeBlanc 204-7119 Euchre Roger Olds 734-559-4588 Fabric Painting Betty Hart 426-5147 File of Life Winona Vannoy 400-0188 First Aid Suzanne Corey 765-438-1173 Food Bank Mariann Underdown 429-4846 Friends Lunch Group Judy Fowler 564-6231 Day. All the new flags in place, thanks to Dick Underdown Golf (Ladies) Nancy Achilles 603-608-1129 for getting them all ready to be put up. The buntings looked Golf (Men) Jim Holland 426-7663 Golf Cart Parade Jackie Mitchell 426-2282 great at the Gazebos in Ph II. Thank you also to the crew that Hand and Foot (Cards-Mon.) Dick Colin 423-1769 worked with Dick to get everything around the Park. Hand and Foot (Cards-Fri.) Iris Dixon 423-3425 We also had Music by The Pool with “Teresa and Dave”. As Jackie Ramsey 564-6128 always, they were great. Thank you both very much. Handicapped Equip. Marie Doran 426-2534 Helping Hand Marie Doran 426-2534 Our first Men's Club Picnic, as always, a fun afternoon Horseraces Judy Hord 423-2567 and lots of hard work by the Men's Club and the ladies in Horseshoes John Green 585-752-8726 the food tent. Thanks to all who made food to share. We had Hurricane Plans O 426-1585 our Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony which was beautiful and Just Us Girls Joan Rivard 429-2734 Kayaking Frank Rieser 941-740-4003 so nice to see so many people out singing and just enjoying “FYI” Dee Neely 423-9846 each other and the beginning of the Christmas Season. This Learn to Swim Roberta Swingle 426-3192 was Brent Corey's last time as our MC for this function. Thank Librarian Ph 1 Pat Wilkin 426-8624 Librarian Ph 2 Jack Wood 423-7149 you, Brent. Hope you and Suzanne enjoy your new home away from Holiday Park. Logo Item Sales TBA Thank you to Jim Hord and his crew for getting all the Mah Jongg Karen Hanrihan 426-7911 decorations to their rightful spot and also to Bob Moore for all his work making sure all outlets were still were they should be and also making sure we all knew the correct way to put the trees up along Tuscola. Beautiful. Thank you all who came out to put up trees. HOLIDAY PARK 3 DECEMBER, 2018 December also promises to be a busy one as well. We purchased a home in Venice. Brent and his wife Susanne have will have our Pot Luck Dinner, Men's Club Yard Sale, Regular been fixtures in the leadership of this community, and they will dance and our New Year's Eve Celebration and all regular ac- be sincerely missed. Brent has contributed much to the infor- tivities, see more information in this Newsletter. mation that the Board needed to make proper and informed Remember we can always use volunteers, so if you would decisions. He was the guy to dig into the details and bring to like to help let the leaders of activities or me know and we the Board the fruits of his research, which made our job easier will find a place for you for sure. and our decisions so much more certain. Susanne spent many We have our elections this month for the HOA Officers years on the HOA Board, and we thank her for her service to the and Council Seats. The following are the Officers and Coun- Park. We wish them well in their new digs. cil Member positions whose terms are up at the end of De- Now for the good news! The Board of Trustees has approved cember: Officers: 1st Vice President-vacant and Secretary (Ja- a one-year management contract with Tess Schofield, Wayne’s net Ivison is running for re-election) and Council Members, wife.
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