August Breeze

Don't Miss These Upcoming
Events at Colony Cove!
❖ Park Wide Community Sale, page 7
❖ FSC Another Damn Dance, page 11
❖ FSC The Legends Return, page 12
❖ Harvest Moon Show, page 22
❖ Parade of Stars, page 24
August 2015
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Colony Cove Medical Loan Closet
Where to Reach Us
) Cove is located at
Colony
)
101)
Amsterdam Avenue,
Ellenton, FL 34222 (94 722-6683
MAIN OFFICE............. 722-6683
Monday thru Friday
8-5
MAIN LOBBY HOURS
Monday thru Friday
8-6
Saturday
10-5
Sunday
CLOSED
MANAGER.................. 722-6683
SALES OFFICE.......... 722-7874
Monday thru Friday
9-6
Saturday
10-4
Sunday
CLOSED
MAINTENANCE OFFICE...........
723-6109
Monday thru Friday
8-4
EMERGENCY............CALL 911
The Breeze is published monthly by Teledrex, Inc. P.O. Box 985,
Bradenton, FL 34206 (941-723-5003)
The Colony Cove Medical Loan Closet is open on an “on call” basis. If you are a resident
of Colony Cove and have need of a medical device (walker, knee walker, crutches, etc)
Contact one of the volunteers listed below.
There is no charge for the use of equipment, however a deposit is required. The deposit
will be returned when the article is returned. And cash donations are always welcome.
These donations help us to replace worn items.
We ask that you return the item clean and if possible it should be returned within 60
days. If you need the item for a longer period of time please contact one of the volunteers.
We also ask that if you know you will be needing something from the CCMLC that you
call before you need it. Our volunteers are not always available at the last minute. We are
available on Sunday, strictly on an emergency basis.
Thank you!
Tom & Mary Ricker
729-8519
Liz Eslaire
729-4828
De Griffin
722-7736
Connie Smith
723-1095
Cathy Justis
722-5973
Jim Pierson
723-9282
Movie Night
PATROL
If you need to reach Patrol call them directly at 941.705.6681 instead of
calling the Administration Office.
See you August 12th
for Movie Night.
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Homeowners Association News
www.HOACC.org
The fourth of July has come and gone and here in Colony Cove we celebrated it in style.
Our parade, sponsored by the 301 Cruisers Golf Cart Club, stepped off at 10:30 with 77
carts participating. After traveling the many streets in the community they arrived at
12:00 at Harmony Hall. After a short ceremony by our resident master of ceremonies,
Russ Uboldi, lunch was served consisting of hot dogs, hamburgers, potato salad, chips
and soft drinks. This annual event was hosted by the HOA Board with help from HOA
members and sponsored by community management. The attendance was appreciably
higher than in past years and many residents commented that they saw many unfamiliar
faces in attendance. This resulted in the workers who volunteered to serve being unable
to eat because all the food was gone after the last “resident” was fed. Management has
decided to issue tickets to future events which will give us a more accurate count so we
have plenty of food available. There will be no cutoff date as we always order a percentage
of food above anticipated guests. Out of state guests will be given tickets to attend. The
event will still be free but a ticket will be required.
As all residents know, what you hear at the pool is the honest to God truth, we want
to quell some of the new home rent rumors. It is very simple, whatever you heard is no
longer a viable option dealing with rents. As June 30, 2015 all previous new home rent
incentives have been discontinued. There was an eight year tiered discount plan but
again, it is no longer an available incentive plan.
One of the issues residents have been complaining about is the deplorable condition of the
furniture in our pools. We, the HOA, have been addressing this issue with management and
those efforts have come to a conclusion. Bids are being solicited to replace all pool furniture
with higher seat requirements, at all the pools except Harmony pool since that furniture is
relatively new. Management hopes to have this accomplished in the next 90 days.
One of the problems residents have had in procuring wrist bands when guests arrive on
the weekend is no longer a problem. The office is now open on weekends with Saturday
hours from 10:00am to 5:00pm and Sunday from 12:00pm to 4:00pm. This will eliminate
the excuse that residents could not get the wrist bands because of the weekend. Patrol
will be more diligent in checking to see that only authorized residents and their guests
use our facilities.
If you live near the Ellenton Hall area or use the club house you will find cross walk
signs erected at the 4 way intersection. We hope all residents will heed these signs and
give the right of way to pedestrians. This, too, was a project we have been working with
management to address.
2015 Summer Water Aerobics Class
Harmony Pool
Monday and Friday
10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Class schedule May 4 – August 31, 2015
Classes will be held when air temperature is 68 degrees or better.
Bring a Noodle
Bring your Spouse or Friend
Be Ready for Fun and Laughter
Low Impact Water Exercise
Liz Eslaire, Instructor
Call 729-4828 for Information
Welcome New Neighbor
August 2015
Name
Moved From
Henry and Anita Kalkbrenner
North Huntingdon, PA
Janet Moffet
Vershire, Vermont
John Ehrhart and Jean Ehrhart
Salem, OH and Rochester, NY
Ray and Judy Diesel
Albright and McCain
IL
Colony Cove Address
3819 Sunset Drive
526 Outer Dr.
548 Montego Lane S
611 Riverview Dr
617 Riverview Dr
Welcome Committee
The Welcome Committee in Colony Cove is part of the HOA. With the cooperation
of the Colony Cove Office we visit and hand out information, along with gifts,to the
new residents. We are so delighted to be part of this wonderful community and wish
to share our enthusiasm with all who move here. If anyone knows of a new resident
that has not been contacted by the Welcome Committee and would like to receive a
visit, please call Diane Barrie #776-7239 or Pam Graham #776-4917.
Thank you.
A Note from the Colony Cove Office
• Please list your site number on all rent payments.
• If you get a new vehicle, please remove the barcode and bring into the office for
replacement. This is the only way you are guaranteed to receive a new barcode at NO
CHARGE.
When selling your home
"For Sale By Owner"
A Few Things You Need To Know:
1. You need to request a "Rent Disclosure" from the Main Office.
2. You need to provide the Buyer of your home with your copy of the "Prospectus
Agreement".
(**Do not give your copy of the "Prospectus", until the Buyer has been APPROVED.)
3. You can obtain a copy of an application from the Office, so you have it handy for a
potential buyer.
**Important Reminder:
All Buyers/Homewowners have to be age-qualified, pass a
background and credit check.
All other Occupants who will be residing in the home, must be
age-qualified, pass a background check and be approved by the
Office.
**Even if the Buyer already owns a home in Colony Cove, they have to call the
Office and talk to Ashley about approval for the new home.**
4. The Office will schedule an inspection of the outside of your home & lot. If anything
is not “in-compliance” according to the “Prospectus” Rules & Regulations, these issues
will have to be corrected in order to bring the home into “compliance” status, before
the closing will be approved.
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The Lakes’ Club Of Colony Cove
While we can’t say that our Saturday Coffee Hour menu runs from soup to nuts - since
it really includes only coffee and doughnuts - we can say that the “events” cover a wide
span of activities and interests running from music, comedy, congratulations, and even
helpful hints for general day to day living. Under that last category, and in line with our long-standing custom of caring and sharing, we want to advise you of some poisonous phone perpetrators and their scary schemes
now being inflicted upon the “elderly” here and everywhere. (This is not to say that we
are - or are among - the “elderly”, it is merely a heads up warning should one of these
phantom callers contact the “Young You”!)
1. The Grandma Scam - the caller will claim that your grandchild has been in an auto
accident (or some other dire emergency situation) and needs money wired to him immediately.
2. The IRS Scam - the caller will warn you of a serious problem with your income tax
return and threaten you with heavy fines or imprisonment unless you forward him money
immediately.
3. The Jury Duty Scam - the caller will state that you ignored your notice to report for
Jury Duty, and to avoid a serious penalty, or worse, you must send him money immediately.
Note the repeated use of the “immediate” and “urgent” need for money and/or the resulting request for your personal information, including possibly account numbers etc.
to set up its transmittal. It is absolutely essential to zip our lips instantaneously to any
such requests - and - according to the Police Department, we need report any call of this
type to:
Federal Communications Commission:- 1-888-225-5322 On a brighter note, be sure to check out and mark your calendars in advance with all
of the Fall up-coming Florida Travel events. The menu includes a trip to suit every taste!
Enjoy!
Full Facts: Wally Koch, Chairman
941 981 3181
The Lakes Club Calendar of Events Fall 2015 - Spring 2016
Wednesday, October 21st- Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, Sarasota
Contact Pauline Green at 723-2654 after August 10th. Senior group discount rate $15.00
per person. Transportation via Colony Cove bus (holds 24 people) leaves at 9:15 A.M.,
retums by 3:00 P.M. Attractions: A 15 acre tropical bayfront oasis. Orchids galore, rain
forest, butterfly garden, botany museum. Outdoor cafe available or bring a picnic lunch.
Wednesday, November 18th- Lowry Park Zoo,Tampa
Contact Kathy Plourde at 723-1933. AAA Senior Group discount rate $19.99. Buyer must
be AAA member and can purchase several tickets at that price. Transportation via C.C.
bus or carpool. Bag lunches not permitted. Multiple dining options available. More than
1,000 animals on 67 lush acres of land. Operates the only non-profit manatee hospital
in the world.
Wednesday , December 16th- Florida Aquarium, Tampa. Contact Helen and Steve
Hoag at 518-744-3590. AAA Senior group discount rate $16.99.Transport via C.C.bus.
(More info next month.)
Wednesday, January 20, 2016- Salvador Dali Museum, St.Petersburg. AAA Senior
group discount rate $19.00. Transport via C.C. bus or carpool.
Wednesday, February 17th (note change in date from March)­Manatee County Jail
tour. Free. Transport via C.C.bus.
Saturday, March 5th -Parrish Heritage Day, Chili CookOff and Florida R.R. Museum
Train Ride, Parrish, Fl. Transport via carpool. Price TBA.
Wednesday, April 20th - Sarasota Jungle Gardens. Senior group discount rate $12.99.
More than 150 native and exotic animals and birds on 10 acres. Birds and reptile shows.
Hands on. Transport via C.C. bus.
South Club News
(Including West Side Residents)
President: Terry Gray
Vice President: Dave Swinton
Treasurer: Roy Bass
Secretary: Cathy Magrin
Directors: Chuck and Marion MacLennan and Teri Passmore
Boy, oh Boy, has it been a scorcher this summer! Our electric bills are just inching up,
aren't they?! You have to admit, though, the rain is oh so welcome, and the clouds, at least
part of the day, lend us some relief. Fourth of July came and went without incident in the Hood, meaning accidents or
injuries. The parade was quite colorful and impressive with the “Ol Red, White, and Blue”
waving proudly. The luncheon and ensuing pool party took the edge off all the oven-like
temps! We certainly hope the fish are biting, judging from the good use to which the
Riverside Pavilion dock has been put! Families are down visiting on summer vacations,
the boats are coming and going out of the “yacht club,” and the pools are brimming with
laughter and beautiful suntans to take back North.
The new homes all over the park lend a well-deserved elegance to our community! The
Spring push for spiffing up yards, spray cleaning home exteriors, new mulch, trimmed
trees/palms truly warrants the signs around the neighborhood as “thank you's” for all the
beautification. With that said, we hope all the new residents in the South, West, and North
ends of the park continue to investigate all the wonderful activities available in Colony
Cove on both sides of the highway.
The Summer Solstice, June 21st, swiftly passed us by, and now our sunlight slowly
slips away minute by minute, but that doesn't mean residents in the park—whether
South club members, residents old and new, or guests—should miss out on our weekly,
Saturday morning coffees. Bring your mug and a $1.00 to enjoy donuts, old friends, and
new acquaintances. The first and third Saturdays of the month offer a chance at 50/50, so
bring your coin/penny jar!
At our July Board meeting we are drumming up ideas to enhance coffee hour such as
Earth Box demonstrations, Pet Adoption/Rescue presentations, even a Salvation Army
visitor on volunteer opportunities for the holidays and/or an informative discussion on
community needs. We would appreciate any/all suggestions for making Saturday Coffee
Hour not only an opportunity for friendship and positive acquaintances, but something
productive and informative showcasing a wider variety of our community's diversity.
Membership business meetings have been put on hold until October when the Snowbirds fly south for the winter, once again to fill the park full of activities. South Club Board
continues to meet monthly throughout the year the first Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., at Bayshore
House.
Despite the absence of some members, South Club Board meetings are filled with
new and exciting ideas for the coming year and all of our new residents. For example, we
are “kicking the beach ball around” for late Summer/early Fall, possibly with an outdoor
cookout at the Riverside Pavilion with burgers, hot dogs, etc. and, of course, BYOB! Rumor
has it that little drink umbrellas, Hawaiian necklaces, a Tropical Shirt contest, and croquet
are in the works. We shall see how the membership chips in on the idea!
Alas.......the Dog Days are upon us, and that means getting out with your dog (or cat)
and catching a sunset or two with your beverage of choice because, before you know it,
three months of holidays will spur us into crazy mode!
In the Good Old Summer Time!
Don't forget: the beach is good to swing and sway to great music!
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Colony Cove Friendly Social Club
We are certainly experiencing “The Dog Days of Summer” outside, however, inside The Friendly Social
Club has been creating some of their own heat!
Bob Sobon, once again, hosted a fabulous event. At the “Get Up, Get Down” dance, Sarasota Slim
entertained the crowd with great music for listening and dancing. Bob served up sandwiches and other
goodies FREE for all to enjoy. Thank you to Bob and all his volunteers for a great night!!
Becky Pierson will chair the “ADD Dance” on August 12th with the “Accidentals” playing some good
old rock and roll. FSC invites ALL residents to our summer events. Just get your tickets at Saturday’s coffee.
We are already in the final month of Summer. Time sure flies when you have to spend your days basking
in the sun at the pool but we have lots to look forward to this Fall. Two dances in September, our huge
Halloween dance in October, a dance AND our Thanksgiving dinner in November and wrapping up 2015
with our annual Christmas Dinner/Dance.
We invite any new residents, or even if you’ve lived in the Cove for years, to come out on a Saturday
morning and have coffee and doughnuts on us. See what we’re all about! Buy tickets to our events. Hear
what other clubs in CC are doing and catch up with neighbors and friends. We’d love to see you.
Meetings start at 8:30am but you can come and socialize from 7am on. Membership is only $10 per
person for an entire year. We have over 900 members and we would like to add YOU to our role.
Gabby Girls
by Ruth Heck
The next get together for the Gabby Girls will be August 6th around
10:45 a.m. Meeting at Ellenton Hall. We will decide where to go for lunch
at that time. Hope to see you all then.
STAR CLUB
by Ruth Heck
The next luncheon for the Star Club will be Tuesday, August 18th. Joan
will call you to tell you the time and place. Hope you all will be able to attend. See you then.
2015 CC FSC Board
President: Mary Ricker 941-729-8519
2nd Vice Pres: Karen Mcinnis941-776-4719
Treasurer: Brian Langley 941-723-3744
Secretary: Sue Lingner910-471-8400
August & SeptemberEvents for CC Friendly Social Club
DATE
EVENT
LOCATION
Aug. 12
Accidentals Dance
HH6:30pm
Aug. 15
BoardMtg
HH
after coffee
Aug. 26
Entertainment/Board Mtg
Ellenton
6/7pm
Sept. 10
Smokin Country Dance
HH6:30pm
Sept. 19
BoardMtg
HH
after coffee
Sept. 23
Entertainment/Board Mtg Ellenton
6/7pm
Sept. 30
Henry Lawrence-BC & GangHH6:30pm
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Mike - Cell Phone: 704-0441
721-8540
TIME
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721-9607
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Larry or Jan
Dog gRooming
ALL BREEDS
Evening Appointments
mon.-Sat. 8 am-5 pm
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Colony Cove Residents • We will pick up and deliver if needed.
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Obituaries
Helen M. Willard died peacefully on Friday May 29, 2015
with family at her side, at Madonna Living Community in
Rochester, MN. She was 92. Her’s was a life well lived.
Helen was born November 18, 1922 in Champaign, Illinois
to George and Clara (Heintz) Alsop. She grew up in Champaign and was one of eleven children in a busy family. Helen
graduated from Champaign High School and entered the
U.S. Coast Guard, serving during the war from 1943 to 1945.
Helen married Ralph F. Willard on September 6, 1946, after
Ralph’s discharge from the U.S. Marine Corp where he served
in combat in the south Pacific islands.
Helen and her husband, Ralph, spent 30+ years as a military family in the U.S. Army. Their Army adventure took
them to postings across the U.S. and Europe. Helen was a
loving mother to two sons, Dennis and Mike. Whether she
was hiking the ridges of the Zugspitze in Bavaria, strolling the sidewalks of the Champs
Elysees in Paris or crossing the Atlantic with her family on the MST “Rose”, Helen was the
consummate military wife and mother --- self sufficient, courageous, and resourceful.
She endured “hardship” tours of separation from her husband when he was away for 13
months at a time in Korea and Viet Nam – raising her sons and keeping the home fires
burning. At her core she was tough and resilient --- all of these, traits that would define
her in her later years.
Helen and Ralph retired from the Army in 1972 and moved to Orlando, Florida. During
her years in Orlando, she worked in the retail department store business for Burdines of
Florida. In 1983 she and Ralph moved to Colony Cove, on the west coast of Florida where
she truly enjoyed her “Florida years” surrounded by great friends, good books, and the
Gulf of Mexico.
In 2002 with blindness setting in from macular degeneration, Helen relocated to Rochester, MN to be close to her son Mike and wife Barbara. True to her credo, she summoned
the courage and strength to move yet again at age 80 to build a rich life with new friends.
She made her home at Madonna Towers, a decision her family will always celebrate for
the care and kindness she received as a resident. Helen was an inspiration and touchstone
to many who needed encouragement to face the challenges of advancing age. Helen
embraced her faith in God at Zumbro Lutheran Church.
Helen is survived by her two sons and their wives, Dennis (Kathy) Willard of West Chester, PA. and Mike (Barbara) Willard of Rochester, MN.; two brothers, John (Betty) Alsop
and Robert (Carla) Alsop of Champaign, Illinois; grandchildren Heather (John) Sherwin
of Rochester, MN, and Tracey Willard of Clearwater, FL, Jennifer (Jamie Molin) Willard of
Jacksonville, FL, Andy (Irene) Willard of Rye, NY., and 4 great grandchildren.
Helen was preceded in death by her parents Clara and George Alsop, her husband
Ralph, her granddaughter Heidi Jones, and 8 brothers and sisters.
A private memorial service will be held at Madonna Towers for her friends at Madonna
Living Community at 10:00 am on Wednesday, June 3, 2015. In lieu of flowers, memorials
are preferred to Zumbro Lutheran Church, 624 3rd Ave. S.W., Rochester MN, 55902.
Helen was laid to rest beside her husband Ralph on Friday June 5, 2015 in Mansion
Memorial Park, 1400 36th Ave. Ellenton Florida, 34222, with final arrangements being
handled by Groover Funeral Home.
In Memory
Chuck Cobb
Nagle, Joseph Leo, beloved husband of Phyllis (Little) and loving father of 3 children.
passed away June 20, 2015. He was 95 years old and lived in Ellenton, FL for 33 years.
Leo was born in Everett, MA and grew up in Saugus, MA. He was number 4 of 13 children.
He is survived by siblings: Katherine Leonard of Salem, MA, Charles Nagle of Nashua, NH,
Theresa Garrity of Milford, MA, William Nagle of Swampscott, MA and Dorothea Tormey
of Nashua, NH. He also has 51 nieces and nephews.
He is predeceased by his parents Frank and Katherine Nagle and also siblings; Francis
Nagle, Rita Walsh, John Nagle, Lawrence Nagle, James Nagle, Thomas Nagle, and David
Nagle.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and the Korean War as a Machinist Mate
First Class. In the South Pacific, he was in the battles of Okinawa, Guadalcanal, Leyte Gulf
and several others. He was also involved in the invasion of Sicily and North Africa.
After the war, he was employed by General Electric for 42 years as a machinist at the
Everett and Lynn plants. During his retirement he continued to use his machinist skills to
create beautiful works of art out of metal in Ellenton, Florida. For several years, he received
many first and second place awards for his works of art at the Florida State Fair. Some of
his award winning art sculptures from metal scraps include the “Eiffel Tour”, leaning tower
of “Pisa” and also a restored 1901 “Oldsmobile Roadster”. He made numerous pieces of art
sculpture for his family and siblings.
He is survived by his loving wife Phyllis of almost 70 years and his children, Sandra von
Holten and her husband Ernest of Wakefield, MA, Patricia Nagle and her husband JeanPierre of Paris, France and Robert Nagle and his long time partner, Cheri Davis of Largo,
Florida. Grandchildren include: Christopher Eckman and his wife Rebekah Pite, Melissa
Binette and her husband Martin and Lea Richard. Great-grandchildren include Sophia and
Elijah Pite-Eckman and Camden and Hadley Binette. He is also leaving behind his beloved
canine companion “Bella” the dachshund who was at his side constantly.
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South Quilt Club July 2015
This month’s Breeze features an assortment of projects that are being done in quilting,
one being a beautiful wall hanging by Sue and a quilt as you go “chevron”.
We also received a large donation of beautiful hard covered and soft covered books
from our neighbor who had a benefit sale for son who has cancer and what was left over
she donated to our club, thanks so much Dorothy.
We are all very busy making an assortment of items for an upcoming bazaar in hopes
that we can bring some funds into our group for specialty items and also for repairs on our
loaner machines. Right now our members are paying for them out of their own pockets.
If you would like to learn how to quilt, now is the time for you to stop by and learn from
all of us our group is at its lowest since many of our members are snowbirds. So if you
would love to learn, please come down and join us. If you are not joining because you do
not have a sewing machine you should know that we have a few loaners on hand so you
can certainly join our group.
Would like to also remind everyone that we are always looking for donations of scrap
material or any type of sewing articles, we love to take donations. It’s amazing what this
group can create with scrap material. If you have a donation please drop them off at 315
Alkmaar Street or call and I will pick it up (722-5453). We would appreciate it if you did
not leave any materials or sewing notions at Barbara Clancy’s carport.
We meet every Friday at 9AM to 3PM at Friendship Hall. Many of us stay and have lunch
together. We are also extending our hours to Tuesdays between Noon and 4:00pm.
Remember our club is free, there is no membership fee. So please stop by and visit with
us. We all look forward to meeting you. Also remember that the Quilt Club continues all
year long, we still quilt for the summer months i.e.: May, June, July, August so please
stop by if you are interested in learning.
Joan Krauss/Hoyt
Park-Wide Community Sale
held at Harmony Hall
Starts October 12, 2015 and held on
2nd Monday of each month thereafter.
Food and drinks served at 4:00pm
with sale starting promptly at 5:00pm.
Check-in time for items you wish to sell is
from 9:00am to 1:00pm the day of the sale.
Rules for sale are as follows:
no firearms - No alcohol
No computer screens or printers, no curtain rods
or blinds, no dirty items will be accepted
Everything electronic must be checked before taken to check-in.
All items are sold "as is".
If your item does not sell and you want to take it back home,
it must be taken out of the hall that night or picked up in
side dressing room from 7:00am to 9:00am the following day.
If your item needs described while being sold,
please write out a description on a piece of paper the
size of a 3 x 5" index card and attach it to the item.
All sales are final
Colony Cove Loan Closet
561 Colony Point Drive
The Colony Cove Loan Closet is open by request during the summer months. For access
during the months of May through October, the numbers are:
First- Charles Candrilli at 723-0117
Secondly -Ed Gaylord at 729-6312
Lastly - Lorraine Tracy at 721-6519
There are a variety of non-medical items for use by the residents of Colony Cove. We
invite you to drop by and check out the available items for yourself. Most of the items
that we have are based around short term visits by your kids and grand kids, but there
are some other items that you may require on a short term basis. These include a wheel
barrow, a four wheel dolly and a refrigerator cart.
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Colony Cove Art Club
The Art Club meets every Wednesday, 1 - 3pm at “Bayshore House” - 564 Bayshore
Drive. (Close to Pavilion, fishing pier & community garden). Come join us for only $10 yr.
First Wednesday of each month (Oct. through May) Business Meeting starts at 12:30pm
for officers and all members. We need your ideas and input for future classes, as well as
our Annual Show & Sale, scheduled for March 6th, 2016.
Experienced artists and beginners are most welcome.
If you would like to stop by
simply to see how we work, or
join us by trying out the media
of your choice, please do so.
You will find there’s usually a
mentor around to help you get
started, and our library is full of
reference guides and instruction books. If you don’t have
supplies, we can help you get
started for a nominal cost also.
During Summer months only a
few of us gather to paint, so this
is an excellent time to get started without many distractions.
Camera Club
Hello,
I hope everyone is having a
great summer and taking lot’s
of amazing pictures.
We will be returning to our
monthly schedule starting
Sept. 23rd at 1:30pm at HH for
the 2015-2016 season.
Please join us with your ideas
and questions and what you
would like to accomplish this
season.
Future Events: On Wed. October 28th at 9:30am we will be meeting at HH and off we go on the Cove Bus, traveling to
Sarasota Jungle Gardens for a day of photo discovery. Lunch will be at the Flamingo Cafe.
4 Reasons to get a camera instead of using a Smartphone.
1. Long Zoom ranges
2. Easy to use Wi-Fi
3. Quick fire burst shooting
4. Rugged and waterproof design (just to name a few)
Ratings for Point and shoot Cameras (Consumer Reports)
Of the 126 cameras tested for Point and Shoot models the highest scored camera was
a Canon Power Shot giXmark11. For a Superzoom point and shoot Nikon Coolpix was the
winner.
No matter what you pick for a camera.....
Enjoy and have fun.....
See you all in September.
Donna Costey, President 722-9848
We bravely tried some fabric painting last month thanks to Mara Trumbo, her wonderful
patterns and expert instruction. Mara teaches at Keeton’s in Bradenton periodically. Watch
for her August classes - Colony Cove Art Club or Keeton’s on facebook. If you are new to
the area, Keeton’s also has great Art Supply pricing and monthly specials. Mara had Lucy
using oils this past week, and Lucy’s seascape is looking fabulous. It should be finished
for next months issue of the Breeze!
We are pleased to welcome prospective new members: Michael Ness, Charlie Covino
and Linda Web. Happy to have you join us, and hope you learn a lot as well as have fun!
Some of our members enjoyed the “Florida Highwaymen” (small group of African American landscape artists who began painting in 1950’s) opening reception July 10th. It was
held at Palmetto Historical Park & Manatee County Agricultural Museum, 515 10th.Ave.
W., Palmetto. The private collection exhibit will be through August 15th. Call 721.2034 if
interested in a tour.
I would like to thank one of our key founders, Jan Hart, as well, past and current officers
and members for their continued role in keeping the Art Club painting! And of course, we
would not have a place to paint as a group without Colony Cove’s Bayshore House. Thank
you! - Barb
Call or e-mail: Barb Hart - President 720.878.2500 / [email protected]
Carol Stephan - Secretary 941.729.2134 / [email protected]
Fran Kain - Vice President; Lucy Boucher - Treasurer;
Cary Letsche - Workshop Chairman; Pamela Turner - Membership Chairman.
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301 CRUISER NEWS
Hi Everyone,
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer! Our Harvest Moon Show & Dance is coming up this month. Make sure to get your tickets early. Tickets are available at coffee hour
Saturday mornings, or see Don Henke or Ralph Ambrosia.
We have another Pool Crawl/Poker Run coming up in September. If you have never
been, it’s time to give it a try.
We have more great events coming your way.
* PLEASE notice changes have been made to some EVENTS and TIMES !!
301 Cruisers
GOLF CART CLUB
ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE
DATE
8/2/15
8/16/15
8/29/15
9/6/15
9/20/15
10/4/15
EVENT
LOCATION
COSTTIME
General Monthly Meeting
Manatee Hall
4:00pm
Scavenger Hunt /Cookout
Manatee Hall
5:00pm
*(Hamburgers & hotdogs provided by the club – please bring side dishes)
Harvest Moon Show/Dance HH $5.00 7:00pm
*(BYOB & Snacks)
General Monthly Meeting
Manatee Hall
4:00pm
Pool Crawl/Poker Run
Harmony Hall
1:00pm
General Monthly Meeting
Manatee Hall
4:00pm
WELCOME ALL THE NEW CLUB MEMBERS
Vets 4 Vets
The Vets 4 Vets will not hold the general meeting August, our next
general meeting will be on Monday, September 28, at 6:30, at Friendship Hall. We still have our monthly board meetings on first Monday
at Harmony Hall at 1:00. The dates are August 5, September 2. All are welcome to attend
these meetings as well. At the last board meeting the updated By-Laws were accepted. If you would like a copy send a request to Deb DeMers at ccvets4vets@gmail. Keeping everyone informed, in October a nominating committee will be formed for
the election of the new officers. If you are interested come to the Sept meeting and let us
know. November we will nominate the officers, December vote on the new officers who
will take their positions in January. Are you interested in becoming an officer let us know.
Be Safe, enjoy the summer.
Vice Chairman: Norm Koons 941-721-8691
Membership: John Dunigan 941-722-7162
Treasurer: Rusty Estep 941-224-3703
Deb Moulton: 603-991-8497 or [email protected]
Flags
If anyone has an American flag that is tattered, worn or faded and doesn’t know
how to dispose of properly, drop off at: 4016 Long Lake Drive South or contact:
Colony Cove resident Mickie Stinson at (94 723‑0474.
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Michigan Club
We trust everyone is enjoying their summer. It won't be too long before our
next season of activities begin at Colony Cove. Until then, enjoy your days and
be happy and healthy. The 2015-2016 season will begin before we know it. A
preview of our schedule for 2015-2016 follows:
11-20-2015 Welcome Back at Super Buffet at Fruitville and Honore
11-28-2015 Appetizer Potluck with the Ohio Club at Manatee Hall
12-18-2015 Christmas Party at Sunset Grill (@ Terra Ceia)
1-15-2016 Sunken Gardens - St. Petersburg
2-19-2015 Lions, Tigers and Bears Educational Tour
3-18-2016 Mardi Gras Festivities
4-15-2016 TBA
If you’d like to see photos of previous activities of the Michigan Club, feel
free to log into their website (themichiganclubatcolonycove.shutterfly.com).
Posts written by Members and the Yearly Calendar are also found at this site.
For further information, contact John or Sandy Dunigan at sandy.reserv@yahoo.
com or call at (517-290-2006).
If you're not already a member and are interested in joining the Michigan
Club of Colony Cove, please contact John or Sandy Dunigan for information
(517-290-2006 or [email protected]).
Wisconsin/Minnesota Club
It’s hard to believe the fireworks are over and Labor Day is fast approaching. It won’t be too
much longer before our snowbirds feel the pull to come south.
Last year we missed out on any extra activities because of deadlines that were so far ahead. Not
so this year; the port tour reservations will be made in October. That is before our first meeting
of the 2015/­2016 Season. The reservations will hold a spot for us. Names and birth dates have to
be submitted well before the tour date. Security at the port is important and we want to abide
by their rules!
The first meeting will be the Welcome back Coffee on Monday, November 2, at Ellenton Hall at
9:30 a.m. This is always a nice time to see who is back and who is yet to come. We will also discuss
future dates and activities. Birth dates will be taken for those who wish to attend the port tour.
No dues will be collected.
The November Potluck is on Saturday, November 21, at Ellenton Hall. Social time from 12 to
12:30 p.m. Serving will begin at 12:30 p.m. The club will provide the meat, and members are asked
to bring a dish to pass that will serve at least eight. (We will determine what the meat will be at
the Welcome Coffee.) Please bring your own table service and beverage. Coffee will be provided
by the club.
Anyone with ties to either Minnesota or Wisconsin is invited to join us. We even have some
members who have ties to people who have ties to Minnesota or Wisconsin! We do not allow
cliques, complainers, or just plain grumpy people. Bring a good attitude and join us. Call the
Browns if you have any questions (224-­1424).
Thought for the day which was attributed to John Wayne: Life is hard, but a lot harder if you
are stupid.
Colony Cove Ohio Club
Colony Cove Ohio Club’s June meeting was held at the Friendship Hall.
The Pennsylvania Club
Here we are just broiling away..
To enjoy Florida’s wondrous winters
It’s the price we gotta’ pay.
Have to wake up early in the morning
And get work done right away
But, for some that daybreak theory
Can just ruin the whole day!
We’ve all got great expectations
Of more exciting days ahead,
But don’t rustle me too early
Out of my resuscitating bed!
We’ll be ready soon for our Coffees,
And set for trips and adventures, too
But now we’re just sitting steaming
In the simmering August stew.
Check all later BREEZE’s for our Club’s
List of things to do.
And pray the light hurricane forecast Really does come true!
Year ‘round info: Mel Jacoby, President 479 4283
ATTENTION EVERYONE IN THE COVE:
Please mark your calendar for the “TURKEY TROT DANCE”
November 14, 2015 at Harmony Hall.
Tickets will be $5. BYOB.
Buckeyes, Chips and Pretzels will be served.
Oh yeah, and plenty of ice.
We’ll dance to that wonderful GEORGIA and MIKE Band.
Please note that our next meeting will be September 30 at 1pm FH.
JoAnne Ambrosia
#941-4787
or J T [email protected]
or facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CCOhio Club
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Lakes Shuffleboard Club
The summer schedule for the Lakes Shuffleboard Club at Harmony HALL is as follows.
Monday
9:00AM Mixed League
Tuesday
9:00AM Social Shuffle
Wednesday 9:00AM Mixed League
Saturday
9:30AM Social Shuffle
All residents and renters in Colony Cove are invited to Social Shuffling.
Now is the time to learn or improve your game while the are gone.
If you want to learn how to keep score, proper etiquette and
different strategies of the game, instructors are available. To get started call Rodney Singer 723-1979 or Dennis Petty
981-9363.
Brian Clooney Pest Control Bowling League
Some of our bowlers are gone for the summer and some of us are still bowling and having FUN! We are always looking for new bowlers to join our FALL bowling league. If you
are interested in joining us to either bowl each week or start out as a sub and have FUN
and EXERCISE, come join us for the FALL! We bowl on Thursday mornings in Bradenton.
If interested, please call Jerry Mulford at 941-729-0818 or Brian Langley at 941-723-3744.
Sewell’s Plumbing
Colony Cove Bowling
August, 2015
Only a few month away and then we will be back bowling at the Alley in Apollo Beach.
Don’t miss this opportunity to meet some new friends, exercise your heart out, and have
some fun.
We have 12 teams signed up to bowl this year. We still need some men and women to
complete a 4 person team, so if you would like to be a part of our league please call me
as soon as possible. Just a reminder that our teams may have no more than 2 men per
team. A team may have a team of 3 women and 1 man. Don’t wait too long as our teams
usually fill up by the beginning of our league play.
We have our beginning of the year meeting on Thursday, October 8th at 1 p.m. at the
Alley in Apollo Beach (it is easy to get there by going north on 75, exit Big Bend Road). At
our October meeting the bylaws will be given out to team captains. After the meeting we
will have time to bowl a few games to prepare for our opening league play on the 15th
of October.
Our league is a fun league; you won’t be disappointed by joining us. Life is too short
and unhealthy to stay home; get up, get out and come join us on Thursday afternoon in
October.
Mary Roberts,
League Secretary
941-928-2221
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Colony Cove Adventures
Cheryl Lamb 981-9180 Becky Pierson 723-9282
Cheryl and Becky are residents of Colony Cove and we invite you to stop by our
table at the “FSC” coffee on Saturday morning’s or give us a call for more information
about trips. Tuesday August 11, 2015 ???MYSTERY TRIP??? Board a water taxi for 1 ½ hour dolphin and history tour of this city. Lunch at a Italian restaurant (pre-select entree). Next
adventure is a special venue learning about what it takes from behind the scenes to each
production. Cost $92.00. WAIT LISTING ONLY
Thursday September 17, 2015 ??? MYSTERY TRIP??? Start at a fine arts museum for
a special exhibit of “The Wild Things”, visit an art gallery, lunch at an upscale waterfront
restaurant and stop at a winery on the way home. Cost $90.00
It’s not too early to start planning ahead! Next month we will giving you more
details about events coming up this fall. Plan ahead now for Thanksgiving Dinner
at the Tradewinds Resort, Christmas Dine-Around in Orlando, Sarasota Radiance,
Christmas Day at the Broadway Palms in Fort Myers, and the Lion King at the Stratz
in Tampa in January. It’s never too early to get your name on the list. These annual
favorites fill up fast.
Hurricane Season IS HERE!
Please secure all loose items outside of
your home if you are going to be away for
more than a week. Protect your home and
your neighbors’ homes.
August 2015 Cruising Travel
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Colony Cove Woodworkers Club
Ladies and Gentlemen, I am posting this from Yellowstone National Park,
way the heck out in Wyoming. We left in early June and this is early July. We
have seen many spectacular sights and will see some more as this next month
flows by. If you have not seen the Florida Caverns up in Mariana FL State Park,
it should be on your bucket list and its close. From FL to MS to OK we visited
family then the vacation started once we were headed to South Dakota for Mt.
Rushmore and the Crazy Horse Memorial. But we have been in the Bad Lands
(bridge out, 17 miles of washboard dirt roads), seen Wall Drugs and even visited
the Devils Tower without any Encounters of the Third Kind…haha.
We have another month probably on the road, some more Wyoming, Utah,
Arizona, Texas and home. The members have been doing an awesome job. I
heard that we got some walls painted, some bearings replaced in the LOUD
drum sander and some other odds and ends. Please enjoy a couple of my
photos. We intend on putting a lot on line at our website.
Mary and I wish all the best and a wonderful Summer for our Snowbirds.
LET'S MAKE SOME SAWDUST TOGETHER
And do a little Clean Up
Colony Cove Breeze - August 2015 - Page 17
Colony Cove
Garden Club News
Summer Gardening
WOW, have you seen the gardens lately? Many folks mistakenly believe you can’t grow
anything in the summer months and as a result some of our gardeners have given up.
Others have put forth the time and effort to obtain a bountiful harvest. Just like many of
us “older folks”, the HEAT affects the gardens as well. Watering remains the key to a lush
garden. REMEMBER water the dirt NOT the leaves. Water your garden early in the morning
or later in the day to receive the most benefit.
I’m including pictures of some of the gardens. If you see someone working in the garden be sure to stop by and tell them what a GREAT job they are doing in spite of the heat
index.
In order to obtain a plot you must sign an Agreement committing that you will attend
to your garden at least three times per week. In addition you commit to donate one hour
of your time per month to the overall appearance of the garden and to assist those who
might be ill or taking a short vacation. Monthly meetings are held every first Wednesday
of the month at 9:00am at the garden. Though these meetings are not mandatory, they
are very beneficial because much information and suggestions are shared.
There are still a couple of plots available so if you want one or know of someone else
that is interested in obtaining one, please contact me.
Deborah Bender, Garden President
(941) 721-1818
[email protected]
Ed Loeffler, Colony Cove’s Bus Driver is our Model Gardner for the month of July. Ed is a
prime example of someone who loves gardening and how dedication and perseverance
can produce a beautiful garden. He is shown here with a few of the crops he planted from
seed which are corn, tomatoes, bell peppers, beans, watermelon and cantaloupe.
Other gardeners have planted okra, hot peppers, squash, radishes, blueberries, carrots,
strawberries, sage, thyme, rosemary and bay leaves.
SOUTH CLUB COFFEE HOUR
Coffee & Donut - Saturday
Manatee Hall-9:00 a.m.
Arrive Prior To and Visit With
Friends & Neighbors ~ Meet New People
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Pinochle Monday
6/1/15
1 Ruby Intartaglia
2 Betty Litschke
6/8/15
1 Ruby Intartaglia
6/15/15
1 Ruby Intartaglia
2 Maddy Pantaleo
6/22/15
1 Sally Stokes
2 Betty Litschke
6/29/15
1 Darlene Mulanix
2 Sally Stokes
842
696
486
495
470
803
711
762
720
Pinochle Tuesday
6/2/15
1 Leah Whisman
2 Bob Kostic
Mary Lou Savagio
6/9/15
1 Norma Eschenbach
6/16/15
1 Sally Stokes
2 Ruby Intartaglia
6/23/15
1 Betty Litschke
2 Bob Kostic
6/30/15
1 Norma Eschenbach
2 Leah Whisman
751
709
709
June 1
Mondays @ 6:30 P.M.
1st 2nd 3rd Norm Koons
Emilie Stephens
Art Gabrielse
June 8
1st 2nd 3rd Art Gabrielse
Ken DeMars
Sonja Koons & Larry Smith
June 15
1st 2nd 3rd Kathy Laney
Larry Smith
Art Gabrielse
June 22
1st 2nd 3rd Larry Smith
Norm Koons
Sonja Koons
June 29
1st 2nd 3rd Art Gabrielse
Larry Smith
Leah Whisman
519
753
703
785
753
742
722
Pinochle Friday
6/5/15
1 Ruby Intartaglia
2 Judy Krause
6/12/15
1 Sally Stokes
2 Maddy Pantaleo
6/19/15
1 Sally Stokes
2 Ruby Intartaglia
6/26/15
1 Ruby Intartaglia
2 Judy Krause
Euchre Winners June, 2015
807
771
843
709
800
785
Euchre Winners June, 2015
Thursdays @ 1:30 P.M.
June 4th 1st
2nd tie
3rd
Sonja Peach
Ted Doetsch Linda Doetsch, Larry Smith,
Norm Koons, Fran Hettman
June 11th
1st
2nd
3rd
Shirley Shane
Genie Marco
Patti Higman
1st
2nd
2nd Linda Doetsch
Patti Higman
Ted Doetsch
1st
2nd
3rd Ted Doetsch
Norm Koons
Patti Higman
June 18th June 25th
814
781
Specializing in Manufactured HoMe repairS
Call Your Local Plumber
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in Manatee
County 1985
776-2404
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Lic. CFC1426215
“29” ers Cribbage Results
A very quiet month again. This month again we had lower
numbers. 6/10/& 7 Players One week only 3 turned up so
we did not play. Disappointing for the 3, me included. We
like our Cribbage. Some of our players went to Daytona
for a Tournament and some came back with money. Well
done to them. Brian this month did well. He had money all
3 weeks with a 1st and 2 other places plus the quarter pot
2 weeks. He also had a 28 hand, but as the “Skunk” is out of
operation, did not get any money for it. Bad luck.
As you can see we are desperate for more players. We WILL
NOT BE playing for month of August. We will resume on the
1st Friday in September 2015@ Harmony Hall @1.00PM. Sign
in at 12.45PM. So if you can play cribbage do come and join
us. We had one new player join us on the 3rd July.
Any questions call Sally Stokes 941-729-3945 or Brian
Langley 941-723-3744
6th June
1st Jim Pecoraro
17 64
2nd Jim Coffey
12 46
3rd John Tandus
12 26
4th Brian Langley
9
45
5th Debra Moulies
5
-56
Warren Rowland in the Basement 2
-135
6 Players
19th June 1st Brian Langley
15 139
2nd Pepper Sica
12 15
3rd Sally Stokes
12 10
4th Warren Rowland 11 39
5th Jim Coffey
10 27
Roger Krause in the Basement
4 -117
10 Players
26th June 1st Paul Temple
15 62
2nd Ginny Bishop
15 32
3rd Brian Langley
12 5
4th Roger Krause
11 27
5th Vic Catalano
8
-9
John Tandus in the Basement
7
-2
7 Players
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Contract Bridge
June 2015
Monday, June 1
1. Ken Kuechler & Maxine Hale
2. Barbara Campbell & Dee Kiser
3. Elaine Weir & Lynn Johnson
Friday, June 6
1. Lynn Johnson & Judi Yance
2. Barbara Campbell & Dee Kiser
3. Ro Wismer & Maxine Hale Monday, June 8
1. Virginia Spiers & Cindy Chilker
2. Joan Garneau & Maxine Hale 3. Elaine Weir & Lynn Johnson
Friday, June 12
1. Maxine Hale & Ro Wismer
2. Virginia Spiers & Cindy Chilker
3. Bob Colstock & Bill Giunto
Monday, June 15
1. Ro Wismer & Aline Jandreau
2. Joan Garneau & Maxine Hale 3. Bob Colstock & Bill Giunto
Friday, June 19
1. Lynn Johnson & Judi Yance
2. Joan Garneau & Ro Wismer
3. Mary Del Grasso & Maxine Hale
Monday, June 22
1. Maxine Hale & Ken Kuechler
2. Bob Colstock & Bill Giunto
3. Barbara Campbell & Dee Kiser
Friday, June 26
1. Mary Del Grasso & Maxine Hale
2. Lynn Johnson & Judi Yance
3. Ro Wismer & Cheryl Lamb
Monday, June 29
1. Bob Colstock & Mike Cason
2. Maxine Hale & Ken Kuechler
3. Lynn Johnson & Elaine Weir
5090
4970
4770
4970
4730
4280
5910
5190
4180
4850
4490
4420
4800
4340
4020
4190
4040
3320
51200
3970
3650
4190
3650
3560
5740
5360
4330
Duplicate Bridge Scores
June 2
1st Place 2nd Place June 8
1st Place 2nd Place June 16
1st Place 2nd Place June 23
1st Place 2nd Place June 30
1st Place 2nd Place June 2015
Jeanette Wirz & Dee Kiser
Elaine Weir & Lynn Johnson
Jeanette Wirz & Dee Kiser
Bob Colestock & Bill Giunta
Bill Giunta & Bob Colestock
Jeanette Wirz & Dee Kiser
Cindy Chalker & Barbara Campbell
Dee Kiser & Jeanette Wirz
Dee Kiser & Jeanette Wirz
Elaine Weir & Bob Colestock
Sunday Night Bridge
Sunday, June 7
1. Lynn Johnson 2. Ken Kuechler
3. Maddy Pantaleo
Sunday, June 14
1. Jim Yarwood
2. Maddy Pantaleo
3. Ken Kuechler
Sunday, June 21
1. Bob Colstock
2. Ken Kuechler
3. Jim Yarwood
Sunday, June 28
1. Bob Colstock
2. Ken Kuechler
3. Lynn Johnson
June 2015
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2860
2760
3760
3240
3000
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3000
2980
3070
2820
2690
UnDer my woof
Ask me about Doggie Day Care!
Pet Sitting
Visiting the kids up north? Don't
want to put your "best friend" in a kennel?
Bring them to my home - i'll "babysit",
bathe them and give daily ride to our dog park.
Please call Lynn gould, 941-822-2893.
Colony Cove resident
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Poached Eggs with Asparagus
and Lemon Butter
by South Hobby Club
Pecan-Orange Salmon
1/3 cup orange juice
1 Tbsp. grated orange peel
1 Tbsp. Dijon mustard
1 Tbsp. honey
2 tsp. olive oil
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. pepper
4 salmon fillets (5 oz. each)
2 Tbsp. finely chopped pecans
In a small bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. Place
salmon in a greased 11-in. x 7 in. baking dish. Pour orange
juice mixture over salmon; sprinkle with pecans.
Bake, uncovered, at 425º for 15-18 minutes or until fish
flakes easily with a fork.
Yield: 4 servings.
Summer Risotto
5-1/2 to 6 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth
1 small onion, finely chopped
2 Tbsp. olive oil
1 Tbsp.butter
2 cups uncooked arborio rice
3 large tomatoes, chopped
2 cups fresh or frozen corn, thawed
1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
2 Tbsp. minced fresh thyme or 2 tsp. dried thyme
2 Tbsp.minced fresh rosemary or 2 tsp. dried rosemary, crushed
2 Tbsp. minced fresh basil or 2 tsp. dried basil
1/4 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. pepper
Shredded Parmesan cheese
In a large saucepan, heat broth and keep warm. In a large
skillet, saute onion in oil and butter until tender. Add rice;
cook and stir for 2-3 minutes or until lightly browned. Stir
in 1 cup warm broth. Cook and stir until all of the liquid is
absorbed.
Add remaining broth,1/2 cup at a time, stirring constant­ly.
Allow the liquid to become absorbed between additions.
Cook until risotto is creamy and rice is almost tender (total
cooking time will be about 20 minutes).
Add the tomatoes, corn, feta cheese, herbs, salt and pep­
per; heat through. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Serve
immediately.Yield: 12 servings.
1/4 cup butter, softened
1 1/2 tsp. minced fresh parsley
1 1/2 tsp. minced fresh tarragon or 1/2 tsp. dried tarragon
1 tsp. lemon juice
1/2 tsp. grated lemon peel
1/8 tsp. salt, divided
16 fresh asparagus spears, trimmed
1 Tbsp. white vinegar
4 eggs
2 English muffins, split and toasted
Dash pepper
In a small bowl, combine butter, parsley, tarragon, lemon
juice and peel and a dash of salt; chill until serving.
In a large saucepan, place steamer basket over 1 in. of
water. Place asparagus in basket. Bring water to a boil.
Reduce heat to maintain a sim­mer; steam, covered, 3-4
minutes or until crisp-tender.
Meanwhile, place 2-3 in. of water in a large skillet with
high sides; add vinegar. Bring to a boil; adjust heat to
maintain a gentle simmer. Break cold eggs, one at a time,
into a custard cup or saucer; holding cup close to surface
of water, slip eggs into water.
Cook, uncovered, 3-5 minutes or until whites are completely set and yolks begin to thicken but are not hard.
Using a slotted spoon, lift eggs out of water.
Spread 1 1/2 tsp. lemon butter over each English muffin
half; top with 4 asparagus spears, 1 egg and another 1 1/2
tsp. lemon butter. Sprinkle with pepper and remaining salt.
Peach- Ginger Chicken Thighs
1 cup peach preserves
2 Tbsp. minced fresh ginger
1 1/2 Tbsp. spicy mustard
4 peaches (about 1 1/2 lb. total), peeled,pitted and cut into 1/2-inch dice
2 red bell peppers, seeded and cut into 1/2-inch dice
3 scallions,finely chopped (about 1/3 cup)
1 1/2 Tbsp. chopped fresh basil
1Tbsp. fresh lime juice
16 bone-in chicken thighs, skin removed
1 lime, halved
2 tsp. salt
2 tsp. pepper
Stir together preserves, ginger and mustard in a small
bowl. Set aside 1/4 cup; put remaining mixture in a medium
bowl.
Add peaches, bell peppers and scallions to medium bowl
with preserves mixture. Stir gently. Stir in basil and lime
juice. Cover and chill until ready to serve.
Put chicken on a foil-lined baking sheet in a single layer.
Squeeze lime halves over both sides of chicken; season with
salt and pepper.
Turn on all grill burners and preheat to medium-high
(350ºF to 400ºF). When grill is ready, turn one burner off for
indirect heat and leave others on for direct heat. Brush grill
with oil. Place chicken on grill rack over direct heat. Cover
and grill for 5 minutes on each side. Baste chicken with
remaining preserves mixture and move to grill rack over
indirect heat. Cover and grill for 10 minutes longer, turning
once and basting often. Remove chicken from grill; let stand
5 minutes before serving. Serve with reserved peach relish.
Creamy Sun-Dried Tomato
& Chicken Frittata
10 eggs
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
4 Tbsp. minced fresh basil or
4 tsp.dried basil, divided
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. pepper
1 pkg. (8 oz.) cream cheese, softened and cubed
1 1/4 cups shredded cooked chicken
1/2 cup oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes, patted dry and chopped
4 Tbsp. shredded Parmesan cheese, divided
Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, whisk eggs, cream,
3 Tbsp. basil, salt and pepper. Stir in cream cheese, chicken,
tomatoes and 2 Tbsp. Parmesan cheese.
Heat a 10-in. ovenproof skillet coated with cooking spray
over medium-low heat. Pour in the egg mixture; cover and
cook 8-12 min­utes or until nearly set. Sprinkle with remaining Parmesan cheese.
Bake, uncovered, 12-16 minutes or until eggs are completely set. Let stand 5 minutes. Sprinkle with remaining
basil; cut into wedges.
Yield: 8 servings.
Brown-Sugar Grilled Peaches
2 Tbsp. packed light brown sugar
1/4 tsp. cinnamon
4 ripe peaches, cut in half, pits removed
2 Tbsp. unsalted butter, melted
Vanilla ice cream, optional
Preheat grill or grill pan to medium. In a small bowl, mix
brown sugar and cinnamon. Brush cut side of peaches
lightly with butter.
Oil grill. Place peaches cut-side down on grill and cook
until grill marks appear, 3 to 4 minutes. Brush bottoms lightly with remaining butter, then turn peaches over. Sprinkle
sugar mixture over cut side of peaches, cover grill and
cook until sugar has melted and caramelized and peaches
are easily pierced with a sharp paring knife, 3 to 6 minutes
longer. Serve immediately, with ice cream, if desired.
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Peach or Berry Smoothies
2 cups sliced fresh peaches, nectarines, and/or apricots
1 cup fat-free milk
1 16-ounce carton peach fat-free yogurt
with no-calorie sweetener
1 cup small ice cubes or crushed ice
In a blender, combine fruit, milk, and yogurt. Cover and
blend until smooth.
Gradually add ice through hole in lid, blending until
almost smooth. If desired, garnish each serving with fresh
fruit. Makes 4 (1-cup) servings.
Double Blue Berry Smoothies.
Substitute blueberry yogurt for peach yogurt and 1 1/2 cups
fresh or frozen blueberries and 1/2 cup fresh or frozen blackberries for peaches.
Double Red Berry Smoothies:
Substitute strawberry yogurt for peach yogurt and 1 1/2 cups
fresh or frozen sliced strawberries and 1/2 cup fresh or frozen
red raspberries for peaches.
Raspberry Sorbet
PREP: 5 MIN. + FREEZING MAKES: 6 SERVINGS
1/4 cup plus 1 1/2 tsp. lemon juice
3 3/4 cups fresh or frozen, unsweetened raspberries
2 1/4 cups confectioners’ sugar
In a blender or food processor, combine all ingredients;
cover and process until smooth.Transfer to a freezer container; freeze until firm.
PER SERVING 216 cal., trace fat (trace sat.fat), 0 chol., 1mg
sodium, 55 g carb., 5 g fiber, 1g pro.
Grilled Corn on the Cob
Prep: 10 min. Cook:10 min. Serves: 8
8 Tbsp. (1stick) unsalted butter, softened
1 Tbsp. grated orange zest
1 Tbsp. grated lime zest
2 Tbsp. lemon juice
16 ears fresh corn, shucked
2 Tbsp. olive oil
Salt and pepper
In a large bowl, combine butter, orange zest, lime zest
and lemon juice. Beat with a handheld mixer or a wooden
spoon until blended. (Butter can be prepared up to 2 days
in advance. Cover and refrigerate; remove from fridge 15
minutes before serving to soften.)
Preheat a gas grill to medium-high. Brush corn with
a small amount of olive oil and grill, turning often, until
slightly charred in spots and soft, 5 to 10 minutes. Season
with salt and pepper. Place on a large platter and top with
a small scoop of butter. Serve remaining butter on the side.
All-Spiced Up Raspberry and
Mushroom Salad
2 Tbsp. raspberry vinegar
2 Tbsp.olive oil, divided
1 Tbsp. red jalapeno pepper jelly
1/4 tsp. ground allspice
1 lb. small fresh mushrooms, halved
4 cups spring mix salad greens
1 cup fresh raspberries
2 Tbsp. chopped red onion
2 Tbsp. minced fresh mint
2 Tbsp. sliced almonds, toasted
1/4 cup crumbled goat cheese
In a small bowl, whisk vinegar, 1Tbsp. oil, pepper jelly
and allspice until blended. In a large skillet, heat remaining
oil over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms; cook and stir
until tender; cool slightly.
In a large bowl, combine salad greens, raspberries, onion,
mint and almonds. Just before serving, add mushrooms
and vinaigrette; toss to combine. Top with cheese. Yield: 4
servings.
Note: To toast nuts, spread in a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking
pan. Bake at 350° for 5-10 minutes or until lightly browned,
stirring occasionally. Or, spread in a dry nonstick skillet and
heat over low heat until lightly browned, stirring occasionally.
Lemon- Blueberry Snack Cake
Prep: 15 min. Bake: 50 min. Yield 12 pieces
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 tsp. baking powder
Pinch of salt
8 Tbsp. (1stick) unsalted butter, at room temperature
1cup sugar
1 Tbsp. lemon zest
2 large eggs, at room temperature
1/2 cup buttermilk, at room temperature
1tsp. vanilla extract
1 Tbsp. lemon juice
1 pint blueberries
Preheat oven to 375°F. Mist an 8-inch-square baking
pan with cooking spray. Sift flour, baking powder and salt
together into a medium bowl.
In a bowl, using an electric mixer on medium-high speed,
beat butter, sugar and zest until light, about 4 minutes. Add
eggs one at a time, scraping down sides of bowl as needed.
In another bowl, mix buttermilk and vanilla. Beat 1/3 of flour
mixture into butter mixture until nearly combined, then
beat in half of buttermilk mixture. Repeat, ending with last
1/3 of flour mixture; beat until just combined. Stir in lemon
juice.
Spread batter evenly in prepared pan and sprinkle blueberries on top, pressing down lightly. Bake until a toothpick
inserted into center of cake comes out clean, 50 to 55
minutes. Let cool completely in pan on a wire rack.
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Colony Cove
Harvest Moon Show
PRODUCED BY R&D PRODUCTIONS SPONSOR;
TROPICAL MOBILE HOME SALES by
Pete & Sue Shields
On August 29, 2015 the 301 Cruisers Golf Cart Club, thru R&D Productions will present the Colony Cove Harvest Moon Show. The
show has been sponsored by Tropical Mobile Home Sales, Pete & Sue
Shields representatives. This entertainment venue will present the
outstanding singing voice of Vida Malcanas. The show will help pep
up the summer blues. The cost of this show is only $5.00. Yes we said
it would be only $5.00. Tickets will be available to
guests and will be available for pickup 5 weeks
prior to the show on July 25, 2015, at Saturday
morning coffee. This event will have cabaret seating so you can bring your favorite beverage and snack and enjoy
the show. A dance floor will be available for those inclined to do so.
The doors will open at 6:30 and the show will begin at 7:00. Tables
can be reserved.
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The Only Thing Changing is Our Name...
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guest(s) are familiar with and obey Colony Cove Rules & Regulations. I understand that
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Parade Of Stars
2016 Season
December 9, 2015 Entertainment Review
March 9, 2016: Gordy & Debbie
Corporate sponsor: EQUITY LIFESTYLE
Corporate Sponsors: North Association, Leisure Products
Founded in 1989, the Entertainment Review has performed over 1,000 shows at
community events.The group is recognized nationally as an outstanding training group for
young recording artists and performers. Eight cast members have signed major recording
contracts. Entertainment Review has also produced four American Idol Finalists, top six
finalists on Dancing with the Stars and America’s Got Talent.This past season, three of its
cast members landed starting roles in broadway productions.
In addition to showcasing the artistic talents and achievements of its members, the
Foundation exist to develop well-balanced, confident young ladies who will become the
leaders of tomorrow.
Gordy Wensel and Debra Kaye are from Branson, Missouri. They each have spent the last
twenty five years in the entertainment industry. They first met in 2005 and by 2006 their
love of music and each other grew into a husband and wife singing duo. Gordy and Debbie
perform an upbeat variety of country, 50’s & 60’s, gospel and patriotic music, splashed with
a little comedy, tailored to please audiences of all ages.
The Gordy and Debbie Show was awarded “Duet Musical Group of the Year” in 2014,
2013 and 2012. Valley Star Awards/Winter Texan Times Mission, TX.
January 13, 2016 Johnny Rogers, Buddy
& Beyond, A salute to the 50’s & 60’s
Corporate Sponsors: Ravens Pizza, Mobile Home Sales by Jennifer
From Chicago to Lubbock Texas, from New York to London, this show has thrilled
audiences across the globe. Having a passion for Buddy’s music is one thing. Having the
God-given talent to perform the world’s finest tribute to a music legend is another. Johnny
was blessed with both, and lives to share this music with audiences worldwide.
Along with Buddy Holly, the show brings you music from a young Elvis, Jerry lee Lewis,
Chuck Berry, Ricky Nelson, The Beatles, Roy Orbison, CCR, and on and on, leaving audiences
wondering what he’ll do next.
February 10, 2016: Pavlo Guitar Show
Corporate Sponsors: Tropical Mobile Home Sales & Rentals
Pavlo Simtikidis is a guitarist who plays, “a Mediterranean sound mixing the folkloric
styles of Greek and Latin with pop sensibilities”. Composing in a unique style that can
best be described as “Mediterranean”, Pavlo combines elements of flamenco, classical and
Latin music accentuated by the presence of Greek Bouzouki. Pavlo tours the world with
his sizzling show and has sold over a half a million records in Canada. Born in Toronto,
Canada, he is the son of Greek immigrants of Kastoria, Greece.
Duo Romantico
Duo Romantico are completely unique in today’s entertainment scene. They are two
classically trained singers. Atilio Marinelli is a powerful, dramatic tenor and his wife Christy
is a lovely, lyrical mezzo­soprano. When their gorgeous voices intertwine, it is nothing short
of magical. Their show brings to life all the favorite love duets from films such as “Moulin
Rouge”, “Pearl Harbor” and “The Godfather”. These two experienced stage performers
aren’t content to just stand and sing, they act out each song. Christy transforms herself,
just by pulling her hair back, into a dying Evita Peron and sings the heartbreaking “Don’t
Cry for Me Argentina”. The audience gets into the swing by helping out with such Italian
favorites as “Volare” and “Funiculi/Funiculi”. This will be a truly enjoyable show.
April 13, 2016: Jeff Moche
Corporate Sponsor: Friendly Social Club
Jeff Moche is a terrific comedy magician who works for both corporate and private
events. His performances are clean, original, hilarious and highly interactive. He creates
an entertainment experience that is that absolutely memorable and guaranteed to please
even the,most discerning spectators. Jeff can enhance an audience of thousands on stage
with his eccentric, charismatic personality and wonderfully funny routines. He can also
mingle at an event with just a few guests, performing intimate and amazing sleight-ofhand magic.
Red Hot and Blue Collar Show
Dale, Eric’s loveable country character, teams up with NYC singing sensation Kari Ringer.
Moving quickly between many music genres and hilarious comedy, this dynamic variety
show is sure to please any audience. Eric discovered his sense of humor at a young age
when he realized being funny could get him out of school work. Today Eric is working
harder than ever on a career that, at first was deemed a “distraction”. When not on stage
Eric spends his time with his beautiful wife at their quiet home in central Florida.
May 11, 2016: Margo & Rodeo Drive
Corporate Sponsor: Lakes Club, Paradise Mobile Homes Inc.
Margo Rochelle and Rodeo Drive have emerged as one of Florida’s most in-demand
country music acts. In addition to regular performances at Disney World’s famous “Pleasure
Island “the group shared billing on the 1996 “Hot Country Nights” concert series. The group
consists of Margo Rochelle lead singer, Robbie Blake, Fiddle, Electric and Acoustic Guitar,
Mandolin and vocalist. Jamie Baker on bass. His playing style forms the foundation of
Rodeo Drive. Charles Stoykovich on keyboards & vocals, at age 12 was head organist at
Saint Francis Catholic Church in his home town of Powers, Michigan. Chuck lmo on drums
began his career at age 12. After graduation from high school played with the U.S. Army
band for three years.
Corporate Sponsors: Equity life Style, Mobile Home Sales by Jennifer (Jon, Susie, Sallie), Ravens Pizza, Lakes Club, Tropical Mobile Home Sales & Rentals,
Paradise Mobile Home Sales, Friendly Social Club, Leisure Products, North Association
General Sponsors: New England Club
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