New Horizons - Community Media

New Horizons
Published Monthly by the
VILLAGE SQUARE ASSOCIATION
For the Residents of Horizon Village
2016
Horizon Village
9200 Littleton Rd.
North Fort Myers
FL 33903
Office # 239-997-1140
Fax # 239-997-4704
Office General Email
[email protected]
OFFICE STAFF
Park Manager..........................Jim Logan
Front Desk.......................……Pamela Gunter
Bookkeeper.........……………...Chevi Logan
Sales..............................…….Margaret Black
Sales......................................Kathy Rice
Office Hours
Monday - Friday............8:30 am -5:00 pm
CLUBHOUSE HOURS
8:00 a.m -10:00 p.m
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
CLUBHOUSE.....................239-599-5255
BROADSTAR.....................239-214-0003
SHERIFF...........................239-477-1810
SOCIAL SECURITY............800-772-1213
WEBSITE
www.horizonvillagefla.com
As we approach the lazy days of
August, we reflect back on another
summer of memories while looking
forward to welcoming back our
northern friends and neighbors to a
new season at Horizon Village. We
look forward to the new season
knowing that it will bring renewed
relationships and good times.
The secret to a park’s success is to
always remember that we are many
different types of people coming
together under one roof.…
Pam Dixey, VSA Vice President, Elaine Folsom, VSA
President, Jim Logan, Park Manager, Terry Rickard, Co-op
President, Wayne Folsom, Co-op Vice President
Horizon Village Co‐op Officers & Directors
President Terry Rickard 656‐6635 Vice President Wayne Folsom 656‐1258 Secretary Roger Zurell 217‐4818 Treasurer Bob Bihary 995‐5513 Director Lorrie Blanchard 997‐8187 Director. Joe Capone 997‐9251 Director Joe Gawor 656‐6793 Director Sam Mazzola 656‐0204 Director Bob Mosby 244‐9842 VSA Officers & Directors President Elaine Folsom 656‐1258 Vice President Pam Dixey 288‐8114 Secretary Janet Rivero 997‐8545 Treasurer Donna Ambrose 656‐6598 Director Mary Ann Baillargeon 997‐1059 Director Barb Fugate 656‐3050 Director John Mellor 443‐8780 Director Cathy Nazzaro 413‐575‐2362 Director Monte Peckens 656‐1741 Director Ann Marie Robichaud 543‐0083 Homeowners Association President Don Getz 217‐3630 Vice President Les Schreiber 464‐5204 Secretary Cathy Vigoda 997‐0328 Treasurer Vicky Ossenbeck 997‐1772 Director Sandra Nowatzki 464‐8368 z If you are mailing newsletter to your
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
are very visible as to what is allowed. All of our safety
is at risk here.
ELAINE FOLSOM
Where does the time go? Now we are
No matter where you are up North or here in Florida,
into August and so far we have been very
August is a hot month. Keep hydrated and use plenty of
fortunate with no storms. Yes, we do
sunscreen.
have our daily rains and the grumbling
from above with a bit of lightning but
CO-OP CLIPS
that is the “norm” for our Florida summers. And let’s not
TERRY RICKARD
even mention the humidity!
August! We are into the 8th month of the year already.
Our clubhouse kitchen has reopened and it is a joy to When I was a young lad my grandmother told me that the
work in. Everything is so fresh and new, so easy to take older you get, the faster the times go by. I do believe that
care of and clean up! Let’s all work together to keep it happens.
that way. A little bit of scrubbing from each committee
will certainly insure that happens.
It is that time of year when the Co-op starts seriously
to compile a budget for the year 2017. This is a
We are still experiencing a few minor glitches with our proposed budget that is presented to the entire Board
New Horizons Newsletter but hope to work these out by and Shareholders in November by the President of the
next month. We need to get the calendar as the center managing company, Tina Morbitzer. At that time, the Cofull page. But all in all, our association with Community op Board will vote on the proposed budget after a question
Media is going very well.
and answer session. Many things must be considered in
making out this budget. This process is not taken lightly.
New changes going on here at Horizon Village include: Much time and discussion goes into the proposal. The
new hurricane proof windows installed throughout welfare of the total community is considered.
the clubhouse; 24 new lounge chairs in the pool area.
And we now have a new air compressor out in the rear
Until that discussion is made in November we still
parking lot. Then of course, our new kitchen, what a vast have many projects, activities and living to look forward
improvement.
to in this short time. Enjoy what little summer is left
because our friends from the north will be coming back
Our Belated Father’s Day dinner was a great success before you know it.
thanks to Ann Marie Robichaud and her committee. We
were entertained by our own Horizon Village residents
with the Not So Newlywed Game. Bill and Ruth Munnings
took the honors by coming in first, followed by Geoffrey
and Pam Dixey in second. Honorable mentions to Joe
and Millie Toth as well as Bill and Bev Callaghan. It was
lots of fun and just great to have our kitchen facilities
back in action.
MOBILE HOME DEPOT
Our August VSA General Meeting will be on August
6 at 9:00 AM. Chief Rice of the North Fort Myers Fire
Department will be there to give a short presentation after
our meeting. Please plan to stay and listen to what Chief
Rice has to say to us.
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MANAGER’S CORNER
JOHN MELLOR
JIM LOGAN
I want to start out by thanking all the appreciative
residents for your compliments on the new kitchen in
the Clubhouse. Also, thank you for your patience while
the work was being done. I am sure the new kitchen
will bring many years of delicious home cooked meals
for everyone at Horizon Village. Also please notice the
beautiful new windows and the new vinyl fence around
the A/C units by the side entrance. Thanks to our board
of directors and maintenance staff we are accomplishing
many needed upgrades for the benefit of the whole Park.
New residents and resident for many years, please
don’t be shy, join the VSA and become part of a wonderful
growing community of fantastic people…..
We have ventured out to the July game
at the Ft. Myers Miracle on July 19th . I
will post in the September newsletter about
the game.
The rain brings the grass, but it also brings lightning.
Please stay safe in these summer storms that come up
so fast. When you are in the pool and you hear thunder,
exit the pool and the pool area as soon as you can! As
you all know and have seen, Florida lightning can be
wild and unforgiving. Let’s not temp fate. Always take
precautions to keep safe.
We start at 6:00 pm drawing partners and play begins.
The rules are very simple, with the first and foremost to
have FUN !!
The August date has not been set at this time, but when
the day and date is decided it will be posted. Trying to
check with the Horizon and Miracle calendar can be a
challenge.
BOCCE BALL
JOHN MELLOR
Tuesdays and Fridays have been busy with a varied
The rain is definitely upon us and, as you can see, we group of Bocce players coming out . We have a few new
are mowing everyday trying to keep the grass and weeds players and a good group of seasoned veterans.
at bay to keep our community looking fresh and inviting.
Our Maintenance Staff is dedicated and certainly
If you have never played, come out and give it a try.
appreciates your patience with the mowing; standing It’s also another good way to meet more of your Horizon
water sometimes limits areas that can be mowed.
Village Neighbors.
Well the beginning of July has not been friendly to
Bocce. We have been experiencing some very unfriendly
weather. The rain isn’t so bad, but that lightning, WOW!
It’s difficult to say whether we will play or not, but you
can be the judge.
One last thing I’d like to mention. The office sends
out notices to remind residents of exterior maintenance
needing attention around their homes. If you receive one
THE ICE MACHINE
of these friendly reminders, please get the item taken care
ELAINE FOLSOM
of as quickly as possible and make a call to the office to
Now that our kitchen is functional again, we are
let us know that it will be addressed. Please help us keep
requesting that everyone who gets ice use the large scoop
Horizon Village looking its best.
and PLEASE return that scoop to the inside bracket
per the instruction on the outside of the machine. If it
Have a great month!
is not placed back in the holder, it will eventually get
buried under the new ice. We are asking for everyone’s
cooperation in this.
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VSA NEEDS HELP “AGAIN”
are only $3.00 a month. This is used to support our local
chapter for expenses we may have. We pay for awards,
supplies we may need or fees to attend certain activities
Probably the only items that have not been scrubbed sponsored by TOPS, Inc.
We are looking forward to a Fall Rally with all of the
down in our kitchen remodeling are the three serving
carts. Does anyone out there have the time, ambition and chapters in our southwest area. We meet others sharing
pressure washer to tackle these small carts? Please call our desire to live healthy.
me at 656-1258 and let me know that you would be able
TOPS never tells you what you should weigh. That is
to complete this task for us.
decided between you and your doctor. We never tell you
to follow a specific diet. We show examples of plans that
HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION
do work. Everyone is different, what works for me, may
DON GETZ
not work for you. Just remember there is no magic pill.
The next meeting for the Horizon Village Homeowner’s If it’s to be, its up to me!
Association will be held on August 13, 2016 at 9:00 am
We meet each Thursday, 9 am weigh-in, 10 am meeting.
with the Co-op sponsoring the coffee and refreshments
Come for free to see if TOPS is for you!
being served at 8:30.
At this meeting, we will have Terry Rickard, President
of the Co-op who will speak with us and answer any
LADIES “IN” LUNCH
questions or complaints we may have. Our next regular
JANET RIVERO
meeting will be held on September 10th, 2016.
The ladies “IN” lunch will be on Wednesday, August
10th at 12 pm. It will be the usual salads or desserts.
CHAPEAU ROUGE HAPPY HATTERS
Every year in August I ask for donations of school
BARBARA PHELPS
supplies for the area children. Please bring what you can
For the month of August we will go to Magnolia to this luncheon. Sign up sheet will be posted.
Landings for lunch. We’ve been there several times
and everyone seems to enjoy the food. We will go on
Monday, August 15th at 11:30. Be at the clubhouse by
11 am if you need a ride. Please sign up as we have to
make reservations.
ELAINE FOLSOM
LAZY DAYS OF SUMMER DINNER
BARBARA FUGATE
Come join us on August 20th for an evening in cool
comfort. We’re making pulled pork, potato salad, cole
slaw, calico beans, and dessert. Dinner is served at 5 pm.
Please bring table service. Hope to see you there.
TOPS
JUDY STEIGER
Do you stay away from our TOPS meetings because
you don’t know how much it will cost? Compared to
other weight-loss groups it is very reasonable. To become
a member there is a $32 yearly fee. With this membership
you will receive a magazine bi-monthly that is full of
information about current trends in living a healthy
lifestyle. It has recipes, exercises and successes of other
members across the USA and Canada. Our chapter dues
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August Birthdays
August Birthdays
DateName
1
Barbara Fugate
Jim Porzio
2
Joe Hitchens
Dinah Mills
Betty Noack
Susan Elston
3
Gilbert Rains
4
Paul Cook
Stuart McElroy
5
Dories Davies
Sharon Watson
David Hetzel
6
Kathleen Johnson
Bruce Berry
Debbie Clements
Jo Hitchens
Jan Smith
11
Paul Noack
Mary Lou Jarvis
12
Anne Anderson
Betty Williams
Joyce Fearheiley
13
Steve Gulosh
Pam Dixey
14
Janet Hamal
Patricia Prokipchak
Nancy Pickering
15
Dave Lyles
Loretta Fasanella
16
Anita Merritt
DateName
16
Becky Gregg
Bea Hintz
17
Mona Towner
19
Don Phillips
20 Laura Laumann
Toni Adkins
21
Steven Robison
Joyce Mehevic
Peggy Arkell
23
Ed Daly
Clifford Simes
Dee Hurst
Ann Barth
24
Marvin Lemley
Jean Gilson
Patty Jewett
25
Laura Gossic
Tootie Elsass
Marian Bohl
26
Evelyn Mathis
Joe Gawor
27
Nancy Bell
29
Tom Steiskal
Sue Castor
Michelle Gawor
30
Flo Orlando
Wayne Vetter
Pat Jesuele
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Dennis Elston
Kelly Patterson
LADIES “OUT” LUNCH
CONDOLENCES
JANET RIVERO
SUBMITTED BY ANN MARIE ROBICHAUD
The ladies “OUT” lunch will be on
Sympathy cards were sent to Ruby Olson, passing
August 24th at Jason’s Deli, 2311
of husband Harold. Diann Sewell, passing of husband
Santa Barbara Blvd, Cape Coral (across
Phillip, Sylvia Sewell, passing of son Phillip, Becky
from Cape Coral High School). The time
Smith, passing of cousin Phillip.
will be 11:30 am. Meet at the clubhouse
promptly at 11:00 if you need a ride or want to carpool.
Sign up sheets will be posted.
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AUGUST
Sunday
1:00
6:15
Monday
Omaha Poker
Indoor Shuffleboard
8:00
9:00
9-10
9:30
11:00
1:00
2:00
6:10
7:00
Garbage Out
Pool Exercise
Copies/Shredder Service
Shuffleboard
Palmetto Pine CC Golf
Joker’s Wild
Cardio Strength Training
Bingo
Pool Room Mixer
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Tuesday
8:00 El Rio Golf
9:00 Pool Exercise
9:00 Crafting Connection
9:30 Shuffleboard
10:00 7-Card Pinochle
11:00 Chair Volleyball
1:00 Hand & Foot
2:00 Walking Exercise
6:00 Bocce Ball
6:30 Double Pinochle
Wedn
9:00
9:30
1:00
6:30
2
3
9
10
Pool Exer
Shuffleboa
Cribbage
Single Pin
VSA Board Meeting 8:30 am
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8
Ladies I
NO
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15
16
Red Hat Lunch
11:30 am
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22
17
Editorial Board Meeting
8:30 am
23
24
Ladies “OU
11:3
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29
30
VSA Board Meeting 8:30 am
10
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nochle
Thursday
8:00
9:00
9:30
10:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
3:30
6:00
6:45
Garbage Out
Pool Exercise
Shuffleboard
TOPS
Mah Jongg
Bridge
Joker’s Wild
Bible Study
Poker
Euchre
Friday
9:00 Pool Exercise
9-10 Copies/Shredder Service
9:30 Shuffleboard
11:00 Chair Volleyball
1:30 Bid Euchre
6:00 Bocce Ball
6:30 Texas Hold ’Em
7:00 Rummikub
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5
11
12
5:30 pm
Saturday
9:00
6:00
Pool Exercise
Poker
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8:00 am Blood Pressure
8:30 am Coffee & Donuts
9:00 am VSA Meeting
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HOA Coffee & Meeting
9:00 am
IN Lunch
OON
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19
20
Lazy Days Summer Dinner
5:00 pm
25
26
27
8:30 am Coffee & Donuts
CO-OP Board Meeting
9:00 am
UT” Lunch
30 am
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WINNERS FROM THE GAME ROOM
PLEASE VOTE IN THE FLORIDA
PRIMARY ELECTION ON AUGUST 30TH!
EUCHRE
6/16 Don Brinker
6/23 Janet Hamel, Jack Defer, Marsha Defer
6/30 Don Brinker
7/8 Loretta Fasanella
PINOCHLE
SINGLEDOUBLE
6/15 Loretta Fasanella
6/28 Shirley Alberts
6/22 Jim Porzio
7/5 Phyllis Wright
6/29 Shirley Alberts
7/12 Jim Porzio
7/6 Don Brinker
7/13 Loretta Fasanella
CRIBBAGE
6/15 Wayne Ambrose
6/22 Ruth Paces
6/29 Bev Callaghan
7/6 Marge McCreery
7/13 Greg Putzel
RUMMIKUB
6/17 Lynne Stull
6/24 Betty Poulos
7/1 Betty Poulos
7/8 Sherry Greene
7/15 Sherry Greene
7 CARD PINOCHLE
6/21 Jim Porzio
6/28 Jim Porzio
7/5 Jim Porzio
7/12 Jim Porzio BID EUCHRE
6/17 Ruth Paces
6/24 Jim Porzion
7/1 Loretta Fasanella
7/8 Toni Moore
TEXAS HOLD EM
6/17 Paul Maroon
6/24 Pam Dixey
7/1 Ray Young
7/8 Stu Cooke
INDOOR SHUFFLEBOARD
7/3 Rich Haugland & Chuck Owens
7/10 Audrey Bihary & Bev Callaghan
SUBMITTED BY DEB KOBRES
The Horizon Village CERT team respectfully requests
that you vote in the Florida primary election which will
be held on August 30, 2016. Why are we asking you to do
this? It’s very simple. Please read on…
In 1955 the North Fort Myers Fire Control & Rescue
District was established under State Legislation.
This means that the North Fort Myers Fire District
(NFMFD) was specifically chartered by the voters of
North Fort Myers to protect and serve the community
as an independent district and would be funded using ad
valorem methodology. Since 1955 community growth
and increased call volume demanded that the NFMFD
eventually would expand operations to include four fire
stations. But, in 2008 the recession hit hard and adversely
affected the NFMFD budget. In fact, the recession hit the
NFMFD so hard that it forced the district to downsize
significantly. In order to survive the recession, one of the
four fire stations was closed and 12 firefighter positions,
as well as six administrative positions, were eliminated.
In addition, first response vehicles and apparatus were
sold, overtime and comp time for personnel were
reduced, benefits were reduced, training and education
were reduced and no NFMFD employees have received
any pay raises since 2008. And today, in mid 2016, the
NFMFD is facing further cuts if financial stability cannot
be realized.
The NFMFD protects a 36-square mile zone that
extends north to the Charlotte county line, east to the
railroad tracks on Bayshore Blvd, south to the banks of
the Caloosahatchee River and west to the boundaries of
Cape Coral. The services provided by the NFMFD include
fire suppression, rescue and basic life support, as well
as response to non-emergency incidents such as patient
lift assists (a service often used by our residents here at
HOLY TRINITY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
19251 N. Tamiami Trail
N. Ft. Myers, FL 33903
(239 567-2246)
Living for Christ through Worship, Discipleship, Service and Fellowship
Contemporary Service 8:30 am
Traditional Service 10:25 am
Adult and Children's Sunday School 9:30 am
We are a Stephen Ministry Church
Rev. Dr Valerie Bell - Pastor
Email: [email protected] Website: www.htpc-nfm.com
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Horizon Village and other local senior communities) and assistance we have come to expect from our friends and
important community risk reduction programs targeted at first responders in the North Fort Myers Fire District.
our community’s youth and at-risk residents.
Thanks everyone! See you next month with more news
Today, NFMFD remains almost exclusively funded from your Horizon Village CERT team!
by ad valorem property taxes at a capped millage rate of
2.50. This means that $2.50 goes towards every $1,000 of
SUNSHINE CLUB NEWS
the assessed value of your property. For example, a home
BY ANN MARIE ROBICHAUD
assessed at $100,000 at a 2.50 millage rate would equal
$250 in taxes annually. This capped millage rate has been
Get well cards were sent to Carol Rankin and Bob Paul
in place since 2002. But now the NFMFD is forced to ask
the voters for an increase in the millage rate from 2.50
WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS
to 3.50. Financial stability without the threat of further
BY JOY JACKSON & RUTH PACES
cutbacks must be realized if the NFMFD is to continue to
operate efficiently and effectively. The population of our ELMER & MINERVA CLINTON 451 RAINBOW DR FL
JACK
FRANKLIN
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area continues to grow and the call volume for help from
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the NFMFD continues to increase. It is of the utmost ALICE PILON
207 SUN DRIVE
importance that the NFMFD continues to be able to serve RONALD & BETH TICE
and protect our community as well as to protect the safety
of its first responders.
On Tuesday, August 30th, the proposal to increase
the millage rate from 2.50 to 3.50 will be on the ballot
here in North Fort Myers.
PLEASE VOTE TO INCREASE THE MILLAGE
RATE so that we can continue to receive the expert
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August Anniversaries
Date Name Years Date Name Years
1 Chuck and Karen Cook
35
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John and Carol Mellor
47
3 Milt and Irene Maynard
53
18
Carl and Carol Falcone
38
5 Ken and Wendy Bess
21
19
Ron and Coleen Christy
56
10
Derk and Gloria Tiggelaar20Jim and Carol Wilson44
Roger and Debbie Zurell
42
21
Bob and Peter Bodycomb 34
11 Bruce and Chris Berry
9
23
Stu and Cathy Cooke
19
12 Rich and Cathy Allers
44
27
Charles and Mary Lou Jarvis 61
14 Bruce and Cris Allen
9
30
Terry and Lois Rickard
63
AUGUST EVENTS
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Salad, Garlic Bread & Dessert
September 17th at 5:00 PM
VSA Member $9.00
NON Member $14.00
Ticket Sales Begin Monday,
August 22nd.
Please Bring Your Own
Silverware
Pam Dixey, Chairperson
288-8114
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SHIRLEY ALBERTS
CARD & GAMES GROUPS
Jokers Wild
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Mon. & Thurs. 1:00 pm
Tues. 6:30 pm
7 Card Pinochle
Euchre
Tues. 10:00 am
Thurs. 6:45 pm
Hand & Foot
Bid Euchre
Tues. 1:00 pm
Fri. 1:30 pm
Single Pinochle
Wed. 6:30 pm
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51. Donkeys
52. Daughter of a
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53. Candied
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49. Calypso offshoot
50. If not
51. Domestic breed of rabbit
54. Certain ball-and-socket
joints
56. Storage cylinder
57. A type of semiconductor
63. Chair
64. An indefinite period
65. Nigerian monetary unit
66. Behold, in old Rome
67. 1 1 1 1
68. To untwist
69. Clairvoyant
70. Probabilities
71. Trades
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