January, 2014

January 2014
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
May you have a healthy, happy and prosperous 2014!
A few brief reminders for 2014…..
Our winter season is now in full swing and traffic has become very heavy. We would like to remind everyone that our
speed limit throughout the community is 15 mph. Please remember children under the age of sixteen (16) are not
permitted to drive golf carts without the accompaniment of an adult.
Please be advised that two (2) vehicles are allowed to be parked on your site. This does not include your golf cart. In the
RV Section you are permitted to store one boat, canoe, or Jet Ski up to 20ft. behind your unit. If you have a driveway, all
vehicles must be parked on the driveway NOT in the grass.
For our R.V. residents your Cost of Living Increase (CPI) is 1.7%. Your site rental for the November 1, 2014 to April 30,
2015 will increase by $50.00 for the season. Your site rental for the 2014/2015 season will be $3015.00. In order to reserve
your particular requested site, a deposit of $1,000 is due at reservation time. Please note the remainder of the balance of
$2,015.00 is due on or before October 1, 2014. Your reservation notice and rental agreements will be placed in your
mailbox the beginning of February. If you have any questions or concerns please call or stop in at the administration
office.
Please note that any Vendor you decide to use for work on the outside of your home must have their Insurance and
Liability Information on file at the Administration Office. Otherwise, Citrus Park will not permit them to work on the
property.
For any one intending to sell or transfer their home to someone else, please be advised that Citrus Park does not refund
or reimburse the difference of the unused lot rental amounts to the seller. It is recommended that the seller consider this
and perhaps incorporate this dollar amount into the selling price. All units listed for sale must have administration
approval before Citrus Park will transfer lot/site to a new tenant. This can be accomplished with a simple notification
phone call to the administration office.
As a reminder, all post lights are to be left on every evening (year round) for street lighting and security reasons; it must
be maintained in a working manner by each resident or renter. Reference: Rules and Regulations 8.5.
As of December 3, 2013 Cindy Latesky has been licensed by the State of Florida, Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles as a broker in Mobile Homes. This license allows Cindy to conduct and carry on business as a used Mobile
Home Broker. THEREFORE, in order to comply with the State Department Regulations, the Citrus Park Administration
will only recognize and recommend sales conducted by licensed professionals as Cindy Latesky. Congratulations Cindy!
For more information contact the administration office at 239-992-3030.
BEST WISHES TO ALL FOR 2014!!!
TAMARA SWAN
PRESIDENT
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Upcoming Events
Casino Trip - Immokalee
Saturday, January 4th 2014
$25
All Players will receive a “PlayPass” Book
filled with Coupons and Vouchers.
Please sign up at the Activities Office
South Pacific
at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theater
Denny Yeary & Sheila Rene
Sunday, January 12th at the Clubhouse
7pm - 10pm
$10 in Advance/
$12 at the Door
FleaBitten - Dinner Show
Sunday, January 19th
at the Clubhouse
Dinner @ 6pm/ 7pm Show
Entertainment by: Compton &
Bennett
$30
Menu
A Tuscan Chicken Quarter with Carved Ham,
Parsleyed Potatoes, Peas & Carrots, Coles Slaw,
and Rolls & Butter.
Been to a flea market? Not those weekend, temporary
things, but permanent ones selling everything from home
paternity test to autographed pictures of Jesus? Where
everything is real as you believe it to be?
Chris Silk, the Naples Daily News reviewer said he laughed
so hard, he snorted his drink out of his nose. Florida Weekly
calls it “ brilliant buffoonery.”
Whether you’ve been to flea market or not, FleaBitten
shows the sordid, silly side of what really goes on behind
the bargains.
Thursday, January 23rd
$46
11:45am Lunch / 1:15pm Show
Provide own transportation
South Pacific spins a romantic tale of love and
loss on a tropical naval base during World War II.
Two couples fall in love and their happiness is
threatened by the realities of war and by their
own prejudices.The classic Rodgers and Hammerstein
score includes Some Enchanted Evening. Younger than
Springtime, Bali Ha’l, There is Nothing’Like a Dame,
Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair and
A Wonderful Guy.
New England Day
Entertainment: RockNRicky
Saturday, January 25th
at the Clubhouse
6pm - 10pm
$16
Join your Fellow N.E Friends for a
Fun Night of Dinner and Dancing.
Menu:
New England Pot Roast, Potatoes, Carrots, Onions
& Celery, Green Beans, Garden Salad, Rolls& Butter.
Boutique On Wheels
Friday, January 10th at the Clubhouse 2pm
Cahlua & Cream
Ladies come out for an afternoon of shopping, and FUN!
Watch your neighbors MODEL a fine collection of Cruise,
Resort, and Casual separates, Jewelry and Accessories.
MODELS ARE NEEDED.
Casino Trip - Tampa
Thursday, February 13th 2014
$30
Please sign up at the Activities Office
Sunday, February 9th
Co-Host: Snobirds
7pm-10pm
@ Clubhouse
Dance Only
$10 in Advance/
$12 @ the Door
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Upcoming Events
Chinese New Year
Hamlin Assoxiation
Sunday, January 26th
7pm at the Clubhouse
$10 in Advance/ $12 at the Door
Entertainment: The Marlinairs
Join us for a night of great music,
dancing, a Chinese Auction and a
Silent Auction. All proceeds to benefit Mardi
Gras.
We want to give special welcome to those RV residents
who may be here in Citrus Park for the very first time. In
order to be assistance, the Hamlin Association has
Welcome Packets available through your street
director. (If you do not know the name of your Director,
the information is posted outside of the recreation hall by
the library.) The Hamlin Association annual meeting is
January 17th at 2pm. Only members are allowed to attend
and no memberships will be sold at the door. We will be
asking Tamara to come. She will speak to us of plans for
the park, our rental costs for next year and will be
available for questions. Memberships are still only five
dollars and may be gotten from your street director.
We want to thank all who participated in our Christmas
Lights celebration. Decorating for the holidays seems to
bring out more of the Christmas spirit in all of us and
adds to the joy of the season. In conclusion,
may all of you have a Healthy and Happy New Year.
Senior Prom
Saturday, February 15th
at the Clubhouse
$16
6-10pm
From dinner to dancing,
from the festive attire
to the fanciful decoration
enjoy a special blast into
the past with music that
will take you back in time.
This is your chance to
celebrate senior prom with
your friends and
neighbors.
No worries, at this
senior prom Alcohol
is welcome!
Your MHOA Board
Les Miserables
Broadway Palm Dinner Theater
Thursday, February 20th
$50
Includes: Meal, Show, Tax & gratuity
11:45 am Lunch/ 1:15pm Show
Provide own transportation
50th Anniversary Dinner
Friday, February 21st
at the Clubhouse
Entertainment: Fresh
4pm - 6pm
$16
Oil Painting with Diane
Classes begin Tues., Jan.14th
9:30-12:30 @ CH $16
Classes will run for 8 weeks. Please sign up in the
Activities Office and pick up your supply list.
wishes everyone an active and safe season here in Citrus
Park. Remember that we are here to serve you, to answer
your questions and communicate with management on
your behalf.
At the December General Meeting, vice-president Ralph
King reminded residents to write out concerns and return
them to any Board member. The Board will discuss your
concerns and present them to management. Dennis has
requested this procedure because it is more efficient than
his receiving numerous queries on perhaps the same
topic. We hope to meet regularly in the future with
Dennis in order to keep our Park one of the best in
Florida.Remember these guidelines for recycling.
Plastic containers marked 1 to 7 can be recycled.
Aluminum cans, steel cans, green, white and brown glass
bottles can be recycled. The Ball League appreciates it if
you put your aluminum cans in their bins between the
recycling bins. Newsprint, magazines, cardboard and
boxboard can be recycled except for waxed containers.
Foil pie plates and pans can be recycled. Empty
aerosol cans can be recycled unless they had toxic
products inside. Fine paper goes in the Garden Street bin.
Activities Department receives some money from this bin.
Put all other metals and glass dishes in the trash
dumpster. Large household items will be picked up by
Veolia Waste Service. Call 334-1224. This number is on
the cover of the Citrus Park Directory.
The next MHOA meeting is Tuesday, January 14 at 3 p.m.
In the Club House.
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Happy New Year
NEW YEAR’S BY THE NUMBERS
Each New Year’s Eve, 1 Million People gather in New York
City’s Times Square to watch the famous ball drop.
Close to 1 Billion People around the world watch it on TV.
Funny New Year Quotes to laugh your way into the
New Year 2014
At midnight, 2,000 pound of confetti are dropped on the
crowd.
Mark Twain
New Year’s Day now is the accepted time to make your
regular annual good resolutions. Next week you can
begin paving hell with them as usual.
The Times Square Ball is covered in 2,688 Crystals and
lit by 32,000 LEDS. It weighs 11,875 lbs and is 12 feet in
diameter.
Anonymous
Many people look forward to the New Year for a new
start in old habits.
Jay Leno
Now there are more overweight people in America
than average-weight people. So overweight people are
now average…which means, you have met your New
Year’s resolution.
Oprah Winfrey
Cheers to a New Year and another chance for us to get
it right.
Bill Vaughn
Youth is when you’re allowed to stay up on New Year’s
Eve. Middle age is when you’re forced to.
Robert Paul
I’m a little bit older, a little bit wiser, a little bit rounder,
but still none the wiser.
Mary, RN with ENGLEWOOD HOME CARE
Make it your New Year’s Resolution to stay healthy!
Come visit with me for Blood Pressure screenings
MONDAYS 1:30-4:00 and THURSDAYS 10:30-1:00 at
the REC Center! Let’s work on healthy goals together!
44% of American adults plan to kiss someone at the stroke
of 12.
61% say a prayer on New Year’s Eve.
22% admit to falling asleep before midnight.
45% of Americans make new Year’s Resolutions.
What are the most popular goals?
Lose Weight, get organized, spend less and save more,
stay fit and healthy, quit smoking.
Ringing in the New Year dates back 4,000 years to the
Babylonians, who celebrated it at the first full moon after
the spring equinox.
The ancient Egyptian year began with the annual flooding
of the Nile.
Julius Caesar made January 1 the first day of the year in 46
B.C but England and it’s American colonies wouldn’t do
the same until 1752.
Dating back to 1890, the Rose Parade in Pasadena,
California, feautures floats festooned with 18 million
flowers.
At the Mummers Parade in Philadelphia, 10,000
Participants march through the city and perform in
elaborate costumes.
In Australia over 1 Million people line Sydney Harbou’s
40 miles of shoreline to watch the fireworks show.
Source:www.history.com
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News/ Mardi Gras
“Enjoying the Journey”
The Mardi Gras Court would like to thank everyone who put on their dancing shoes and joined us for an evening
of great entertainment with Cahlua & Cream. Don’t forget to join us for the Chinese New Year Celebration on
January 26th. The Marlinaires will light up the stage with fantastic musical entertainment. There will be a
Chinese Auction as well as a Silent Auction. This is one event you won’t want to miss!
Mardi Gras Pancake Breakfast:
Saturday, February 1
Clubhouse 8am-10am
$6
Come and enjoy “all you can eat” pancakes, accompanied by sausage, juice and coffee. FREE Mardi Gras beads
with each breakfast. Raffle basket and 50/50 tickets will also be sold.
Carnival Night
Friday, February 28th
6pm at the Clubhouse
Complete an entry form, located on the Mardi Gras easels in both halls. Drop off the forms at the Activities
Office by noon on Monday, February 10th. Please bring a list of names for your group, along with your ticket
money when submitting your entry. All remaining tickets will be sold for $5 on a first come basis, Monday, February 17th in the Activities Office from 9am-12pm.
Mardi Gras Royal Dinner Dance
Saturday, March 1st
6pm at the Clubhouse
$16 / Dance $7 after 7pm
Entertainment by: Wendy Rene
Honor the 2014 Mardi Gras Court with a fabulous night of
dinner and dancing.
Mardi Gras 30th Anniversary Parade
Fat Tuesday, March 4th
Complete an entry form, located on the Mardi Gras easels in both halls.
Drop off the forms at the Activities Office by noon on
Friday, February 21st
After Parade Party at the Clubhouse
Tuesday, March 4th
Immediately following the parade.
Join the festivities at the clubhouse for the
Parade Awards Ceremony, music, dancing and food.
Rodd Snook will be entertaining us inside the Clubhouse.
Outside of the Clubhouse there will be food and drinks
available for purchase.
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January 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
1
Wed
Thu
2
Fri
3
Softball General
MTG 8 - 11am
@ CH
Sat
4
Pancake Breakfast
8am @ CH
Softball
MHOA Board
Mtg 8:30 CR
5
6
7
8
9
Podiatrist
10:30am @ RH
Casino Trip
Immokalee
8am
10Boutique on 11
Wheels
2pm @ CH
Pancake Breakfast
8am @ CH
Chorus
Pennsylvania Day
@ RH
(no tickets needed)
12
Denny Yeary &
Sheila Renne
7pm-9pm @ CH
$10 in Advance/
$12 at the Door
19
13
MHOA Mtg @
CH 3:30pm
15
16
17
Hamlin Annual
Mtg. 2pm @ CH
18
Drive Thru Park
Sale 8am
Gray 90s Sock
Hop
7pm @ CH
20
Compton &
Bennett FleaBitten
Dinner Show
6pm @ CH $30
26
14
21
22
Living Trust
10am @ CR
Illinois Day
2-6pm @ CH
27
28
23
29
South Pacific
Matinee @
Broadway Palm
$46
30
Chinese New Year
6-10pm
24
Pancake Breakfast
8am @ CH
New England Day
6pm @ CH
31
W.I.M Day
3-6pm @ CH
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Notes:
February 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
Pancake Breakfast
8am @ CH
Mardi Gras
Las Vegas Day
2
3
4
5
6
7
Podiatrist
10:30am @ RH
9
10
12
17
18
14
Casino Trip
Tampa
19
Gospel Sing
7pm @ CH
20
Les Miserables
$50
Matinee @
Broadway Palm
Social Singles
Tea Party
2pm @ CH
23
13
MHOA Mtg
3;30pm @ CH
Cahlua & Cream
7-10pm @ CH
16
11
24
25
26
27
Bonita Village
Band
2:30pm @ CH
Free Concert
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Michigan Day
15
New Horizons Pancake Breakfast
Concert
8am @ CH
@ 3pm CH
SnoBirds
Free Concert
Dinner Dance
“Senior Prom”
6pm @ CH
21
50th
Anniversary
3pm @ CH
28
Mardi Gras
Carnival Night
6pm @CH
Ohio Day
3-10pm
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Canada Day
Notes:
Group Activities
Grey 90
Illinois Day
The air was filled with excitement at our well attended
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
second meeting of the season. More parts were given out
3 PM at the Club House
and the play “That’s Life” promises to be one of our best and
Catered meal by Southern Accents includes:
funniest to date. Citrus Park’s very own Doris O’Connor
Tuscan chicken, ham, scalloped potatoes,
has written and will be directing the play. So, don’t forget
green beans, cole slaw, rolls and butter
to circle Saturday, March 28th and Sunday, March 29th on
BRING YOUR OWN DRINKS
your calendars.
Music by Tammy Truitt
This wonderfully funny event will be held at the Clubhouse.
Tickets are $13 per person
See you there!
Tickets go on sale January 6th.
Sock Hop
For ticket information, please call:
Saturday, January 18th
Maggie Geiken @ 992-4495
7-10pm at the Clubhouse
Sue DeLong @ 949-3122
Lets Rock and Roll! Can you waltz, jive, do the twist?
Peggy Leonard Drake @ 948-3415
Join us and dance the night away!
Music, 50/50 raffle, wine baskets, & door prizes
Tickets will be on sale on Wednesdays at Karaoke in the Rec
Attention NY NJ Friends
Hall from 4-6pm.
Tickets are $5 in advance and $7 at the door. For further NY and NJ Days are back again. It is going to be
held on Feb. 8th 2014 at the Rec Hall from 1-6.
information please call Doris O’Connor @ 495-2963.
There is gong to be food, music and prizes.
Canada Day Event
Tickets will be on sale at the Rec Hall at $15
Saturday,February 22nd, 2014
per person. The weeks of January 6th,13th nd
Dinner Provided By Southern Accents
the 20th. Come one and all for a great time.
Tim Horton’s Coffee
Music, Dancing & BYOB
New Craft: Pergamano
Share The Wealth / Door Prizes / Band
Come and have fun learning a new
Deb And Ray (Same As Last Year)
craft called Pergamano. The class will
Ticket Sales 9 Am/ Ticket Price TBA
be held starting in January through
Friday Feb. 7th, 2014 @The Rec Hall
March on Thursday’s from 1PM to
(In Screen Room In Front Of Pool)
4PM at the Rec.Hall starting January 9th, 2014. You will
learn tracing, embossing, stippling, cutting and how to
trace with a mapping pen and ink on parchment paper
Happy New Year! Hope everyone had a
to do cards, wall hanging, bookmarks etc.
wonderful Christmas. Thanks to
Cost for your supplies is 75$ (a deposit of 25$
donations from CP residents and the hard
applicable on supply fees and payable at the Activities
work of Computer Club members the club gave 30
Office by Monday January 6th, 2014. New This Season:
Laptop computers to the middle school Students of
One Technic And One Project Per Class At Your Own
Bonita and Ft Meyers. The Computer Club would like
Pace And Availability!
to say thank you for the generous donation of $100 to
The class will be held in English and French.
the Club in memory of Fred La France who recently
Nicole Larochelle Site 6-36 (956-244-5204)
passed away. Thank you.The Beginners/Intermediate
Michigan Day
computer classes have been cancelled for this year 2014
Saturday February 8, 2014 at the clubhouse
because only a few people indicated an interest.
Happy Hour 4-5 pm / Dinner 5 pm
Dancing to Rodd Snook till 9 pm
January 5th Storage in the Cloud – Richard Label
Wear you favorite Michigan team colors
January 19th Photoshop Elements – Lil Dunlavey
tickets on sale Wednesday's starting January 8 from
3-6 pm at rec hall
Don’t forget to check us out our web site.
Dinner catered by Southern Accents
www.citrusparkcc.com
50-50 and raffle
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Group Activities
Tai Chi Classes
Beginner Tai Chi classes will start Thursday January
2nd from 12:30 to 1:30 at the Clubhouse.
Intermediate classes will follow from 1:30 to 2:30 the
same day. All classes for the new year take place on
Mondays and Thursdays at these times.
We are happy to have Lillianne Lamoureux returning
as our instructor this year. Tai Chi is an ideal exercise
for all ages - slow, gentle movements which provide
health benefits for both mind and body.
We look forward to the return of our former members,
and encourage newcomers to join us for the beginner
classes.And don’t forget to mark your calendars for our
Tai Chi Dinner (and demonstration) on March 7th,
when we will celebrate 25 years of Tai Chi here in
Citrus Park. Everyone is welcome.
Further information on the dinner to follow.
Any questions, please call
Frances Knight at 239-390-4103.
Wisconsin. Indiana, Minnesota Day
January 31st ....3 to 6 P.M. B.Y.O.B.
Pork Dinner catered by Southern Accents
Entertainment.....50/50.....Door Prizes
Tickets On Sale At. The R.H. Jan. 14th & Jan. 21st.
11 A.M. TO 1 P.M.
$12.00
Tickets and Information...Contact:
Vivian Oswald
612-390-4126
Karen Winkelman 239-495-1252
Come Join The Fun!!!
Mixed Chorus
Please come and join the fun of singing the jukebox
songs of the 50’s and 60’s. We will be preparing for
the spring concert with lots of surprises and little
“twists” thrown in. If you like music and singing
please come and join us on Tuesdays 12:30-2:00 and
Fridays 9:30-11:00 at the clubhouse.
Bridge Lessons
There will be bridge lessons for beginners at the
Rec. Hall starting on Thursday, Jan 2 at 10am. In
addition to the beginners’ class, there will be
intermediate level bidge lessons.
Please contact Bernie Davidson 410-420-9140
Watercolor Painters
The Shuffleboard Club
invites one and all to “An evening with JOE TURNER”
Saturday January 11, 2014. Dancing from 7-10 at the
Club House.
Tickets available from any member of the shuffleboard
Club for only $5.00 or $ 7.00 at the door.
Seating arrangements available for groups of 6 or more.
Contact Rip @ 947-1423
Pennsylvania Day
Come celebrate the state!
the Pennsylvania state
Let’s meet and greet your neighbors
Saturday, January 11th
1pm at the Rec Hall
Music: Zoe, Pennsylvania’s shining star!
Wear your colors: state or team
No tickets needed. Just order your food on your own at
the Snack Bar.
Maybe Philly cheesesteak or Yuengling???
Please let the Snack Bar know you plan to come so they
will have a general idea of how many are to be expected.
Ohio Day
Sunday February 23, 2014
Social Singles
Save the date for our Tea Party
Sunday, Feb. 16th @ 2pm
Our guest of honoris Pam Reno (Former Royal Glove
Maker and Attendee at a Royal Wedding)
Free tickets available at the Activities Office Feb. 10-14th
Snobirds Square and Round Dance Club
Put on your dancing shoes and get ready for another fun
filled season of dancing. We will be offering FREE Square
Dance Classes again this year, beginning on Thursday,
January 9, 2014 at the Clubhouse, and every Thursday
thereafter from 6 to7 P. M., prior to our regular dance.
Please join us for a chance to learn a new form of
recreation, meet some new friends, and get some exercise
in the process. Everyone is welcome. Our regular
Thursday night dances begin with Early Rounds from 7
to 7:30 P. M., and alternating Mainstream/Plus Tips from
7:30 to 9:30 P. M. Our January schedule is as follows:
January 2nd Caller: Howard Cole/ Cuer: Mike Alexander
January 9th Caller: Jerry Fell/ Cuer: Mike Alexander
January 16th Caller: Mac McCall/ Cuer: Mike Alexander
January 23rd Caller: Jerry Fell/ Cuer: Mike Alexander
January 30th Caller Mac McCall/ Cuer: Dick Chase
Please check the bulletin board in the Rec. Hall for
new time and new day of our classes.
Classes beginn Jan. 7th.
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Healthy You
Honey
is the only food that
doesn’t go bad
Honey is magic. Besides its delicious taste, it’s
pretty much the only food that does not spoil
while in an edible state. But why, exactly,
doesn’t honey go bad?
Honey has a lot of pretty incredible
properties. It’s been used and investigated
for medicinal properties for a long time,
especially as a treatment for open wounds.
Herodotus reported that the Babylonians
buried their dead in honey, and Alexander
the Great may have been embalmed in a
coffin full of honey.
The oldest honey ever found was unearthed
in Georgia, and dates back over 5,000 years.
So, if you found yourself in possession of
some 5,000 year-old honey, could you eat it?
Well. . .
Chemical Properties of Honey
Honey is a sugar. You may have heard all
sorts of things about the health benefits of
substituting honey for sugar, which may or
may not be true. While honey isn’t the same
as regular, granulated, white sugar, it’s still
a sugar. And sugars are hygroscopic – they
don’t contain much water in their natural
state. And very few bacteria and
microorganisms can live in the resulting
low-moisture environment.
Another thing that sets honey apart from
other sugars is its acidity. Honey’s pH is
between 3 and 4.5 (or, more precisely,
3.26-4.48), which also kills off anything
trying to make a home in honey.
And there are a few factors behind honey’s
low moisture content, including:
Bees
First, bees contribute to the low water content of honey by
flapping their wings to dry out nectar. Second, the way bees get
nectar into honey combs is by vomiting it there. This sounds really
gross, but the chemical makeup of bees’ stomachs also contributes
to honey’s long shelf-life. Bees’ stomachs have the enzyme glucose
oxidase, which is added to the honey when the nectar is
regurgitated. The enzyme and nectar break mix to create gluconic
acid and hydrogen peroxide. The hydrogen peroxide is also a
hostile force for anything trying to grow in honey. (Although,
maybe not that effective in your cuts.)
Storage
This is important. The fact that honey is hydroscopic means that
it has little water in its natural state but can easily suck in water
if its exposed to it. If it does that, it could spoil. So the final key
to honey remaining unspoiled is making sure it’s well sealed and
stored in a dry place.
Crystallization
Related to storage is the problem of crystallized honey. NOTE:
Honey that’s crystallized is not necessarily spoiled. Americans
apparently see crystallized honey as “wrong,” so large packers filter
honey to remove any particles which may lead to crystallization.
Raw honey and organic honey doesn’t go through the process, but
that doesn’t mean it’s going to spoil. Also, different honey has
different rates of crystallization. So it may just be that the honey
you have is more prone to crystallization.
So crystallization doesn’t mean there’s anything “wrong” with
your honey — but if you don’t like it, the big tip is to not put your
honey in the refrigerator. Below 52 °F, crystallization slows down,
so feel free to freeze your honey. And at temperatures above 77
°F, honey resists crystallization best. But honey crystallizes most
quickly at temperatures of between 50 and 59 °F. So, if you want
to avoid having to heat your honey to remove crystals (apparently
slow, indirect heat is best for that, by the way), avoid the
refrigerator.
Caveat: Infants
So, yes, honey mostly doesn’t spoil. However, honey can contain
spores of Clostridium botulinum. This isn’t harmful to adults and
children over one year old, whose gastrointestinal tract is
developed enough to deal with the spores. But children under one
are at risk for infant botulism, so honey is not for your infant.
So could you eat 5,000 year old honey? Well, if it’s spent that time
sealed and stored against moisture, sure. If it’s crystallized, it’s not
spoiled, just heat it up and put it in your food of choice. Unless
you’re under one year old. Then you’d have to wait.
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CindysList
I am now a licensed broker who is ready to work for you.
It would be my honor to help those that wish to buy or
sell mobile homes in Citrus Park.
If you need my services
I can be reached at: (239) 207-1330
email: [email protected]
Website: http://cindyslist.yolasite.com/
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BE AWARE !!!
If you are a customer of
CUSTOM COOLING & HEATING, INC.,
please be aware that there is a company soliciting homeowners by the
name of
Choreographed BallroomRound Dance Classes
CUSTOM CLIMATE CONCEPTS.
PLEASE NOTE:
THIS COMPANY HAS NO AFFILIATION
WITH OUR COMPANY.
Beginning January 8,2014
CLUB HOUSE
Advanced 1:00 PM
Intermediate 2:00 PM
Beginners 3:00 PM
$10.00 Per Couple
If you receive a phone call about your air conditioning, PLEASE make
sure you listen CAREFULLY to the caller when they give their company
name.
Many of our customers have mistakenly thought it was us and
therefore allowed service work to be done.
Mike & Joyce Alexander
239-992-0207 or Cell 508-965-7195
Harold’s Lawn Care
Weedeating, Powerwashing
Year Around Resident
989-670-5613
239-687-6172
Lic. # 1100589 and insured
For Sale
PGT recommended Vinyl Window
Cleaner /Conditioner
Vinyl, V Spline
Spring caps & Latches
Vinyl Window & Screen Repair
Need your vinyl window repaired?
Call Harold Green at 947 - 4563
Stan Covert Site # 11-70
Phone 1-616-902-1388
Lic.# 0708403
www.MyCitrusPark.com
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D.M. Beck Construction Group, Inc.
Lanai Before the
Remodel
Interior After Remodel
Lanai Entry Before
Remodel
Interior Completed with
Insulated Walls
Building New Walls
Exterior Completed
21301 S. Tamiami Trail., Ste. 320-113
Estero, FL. 33928
Phone (239) 560-0679
[email protected]
www.dmbeckconstructiongroup.com
Mobile Home & Manufactured Home
Repair & Remodeling Specialist
Over 30 yrs. Experience
“NO JOB TOO SMALL”
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Vinyl Siding
Lanai Conversions
Shed Extensions
Room Additions
Driveways, walkways, slabs
Window & Door Replacement
Deck, Ramp, & Step Building
Kitchen & Bath Remodeling
Repair Rotting Floors & Walls
Trim & Mouldings
Flooring- Tile, Wood, & Vinyl
Drywall & Plumbing Repairs
Screen Enclosures
Customer Satisfaction
Is our Priority
All Work Is Guaranteed
CONVERT YOUR HOT SCREEN
ROOM INTO A NICE COOL
INSULATED LANAI WITH NEW
WINDOWS & SIDING
CALL FOR A FREE
ESTIMATE
We are Licensed & Insured
License # CGC1513785
Payment Methods:
Cash & Personal Checks Accepted
CONTACT:
Greg LaFrance @ 239-560-0679
AFFORDABLE CARTS
EZ-GO
239-992-9500
CLUB CAR