October2008

T h e To r c h
Inside this issue:
Casper the
Friendly Ghost
Dinner & a Movie
2
Around the
Community
Developments
2
October Activities
2
October Calendar
3
Project Lifesaver of 4
Palm Beach County
VOTE!
At Villa Olympia
November 4th
4
“The real voyage of
discovery
consists not in
seeking new
landscapes but in
having new eyes”
Marcel Proust
Columbus Day
Monday,
October 13th
October
2008
Fall Boutique and Fun Fest
S a t u r d a y, O c t o b e r 1 1 t h
Noon to 4pm
Live Concert by Marrocko
Food & beverage, arts & crafts,
fine accessories and fun stuff!
Stroll the grounds and enjoy!
Keeping Olympia Clean
Ensuring a Cleaner Ocean
It’s all related! The commitment
Olympia residents make today is the
first step to ensuring all can enjoy
cleaner canals, lakes and oceans year
round. There are serious
consequences of the global marine
debris and it starts in our backyards.
Pick up! Thanks to the volunteers
who made the commitment at the
International Coastal Cleanup held
on Saturday, September 20th.
Brittany and Harry Roberts, Monica and Pam
Newman, Jim and Linda Biancarosa, Lee Goldman,
Frank Alba and The Kohlbeck Family.
UNICEF was established on December 11, 1946 by the
United Nations to meet the emergency needs of children
in post-war Europe and China. In 1950, kids in
Philadelphia created Trick or Treat for UNICEF.They
collected $17 in decorated milk cartons on Halloween.
Stop by the Clubhouse to pick up a UNICEF
Trick-or-Treat Box anytime after October 20th. Return the box to the
Clubhouse after trick-or-treating and collecting donations to UNICEF.
Every year, millions of children are dying of preventative causes.
With your help, we have the power to save them.
The Torch
C a s p e r, t h e F r i e n d l y G h o s t
Dinner & a Movie with a
Halloween Flair!
Friday, October 17th
6:30 to 8pm $5 per person
Pizza, juice, chips, cookies
Wear your Halloween
costume for some
extra fun...
Always wear your
good behavior hat!
Parents Welcome
Guests Welcome
Page 2
Activities for
October
•
Body Works with Mike Mitchell
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 9am
$12 per session or
$60 for 6 sessions Personal Training with
Mike Mitchell available
•
Karate Mondays & Wednesdays
6-7pm $65 per month All Ages
Call Arianna Barletta, (561) 333-7351
•
Junior Tennis Clinics
Tuesday & Thursdays
3-3:45pm 4-6 years olds
3:45-4:45pm 7-9 year olds
4:45-5:45pm 10+ year olds
$9-12 per person per session
Call to confirm a spot in the Clinics
Mike Bucar at (561) 358-7077
•
RESERVATIONS A MUST FOR
ADULT CLINICS Call Mike Bucar to
Reserve at (561) 358-7077
Adult Stroke of the Week
Sundays at 1pm $15 per person
Around the
C o m m u n i t y. . .
SUNDAY,
NOV. 2ND
Master Common area
2:00AM
tree trimming began in
TURN
August and will continue
YOUR
through October.
CLOCKS
Please be cautious around the
BACK
men in trees!
ONE
HOUR
A three - way stop has been installed at Fatio Blvd and Donahue Way.
Please respect and come to
a complete Stop!
Crosswalk signs and
Road markings have been
placed around Fatio Blvd. for
your safety.
Please make use of them!
• Swimming Lessons by appointment
with “AquaPam “ Pam Smith
561-758-1869
$45.00 for 30 minutes
Group lessons also available
• NEW!! Olympia “Over 30” Group
Basketball Nights Tuesdays 7-10pm
Must be registered to play!
Email Eric at [email protected]
• Scrapbooking Group
Saturdays 9am to Noon
contact Juanita at (561)719-1706
• Form your own Group!
Plan Activities, Events and programs.
Call the Clubhouse with your ideas.
October 2008
Sun
Mon
5
Tue
6
Wed
7
Thu
Fri
1
2
Widener
Village
7pm
Treanor
Village
7pm
8
9
Sat
3
4
10
11
Fall
Boutique &
Fun Festival
Noon to
4pm
12
19
13
14
15
16
Columbus
Day
Stotesbury
Village
7pm
20
21
22
23
Thomson
Village 7pm
Scribner
Village 7pm
Easton Village
7pm
Woodworth
Village
7pm
Waburton
Village
7pm
27
28
29
30
Danforth
Village
7pm
17
18
Dinner
&a
Movie
Casper
6:30pm
24
25
PICK UP
UNICEF BOXES!
26
Hamblin
Village
7pm
31
Halloween
Have a
FUN & SAFE
TRICK OR
TREAT!
FALL BACK
TURN
CLOCKS
BACK AT
2AM!
NOVEMBER
2ND
GENERAL ELECTION
Tuesday, November 4th
7am to 7pm
All residents of Olympia
vote in Precinct 6187 at Villa Olympia
Refreshments compliments of
The Coffee Shack,
Kobosko’s Crossing
P R O J E C T L I F E S AV E R O F
PA L M B E A C H C O U N T Y
By forming partnerships with local law Enforcement and public safety organizations, Palm Beach
Project Lifesaver deploys specially trained teams with the most reliable technology available to quickly
locate and return wandering adults and children to their families and caregivers. Project Lifesaver
relies on proven radio technology and a specially trained search and rescue team. Clients that are
enrolled in the Project Lifesaver wear a personalized wristband that emits
a tracking signal. When caregivers notify that the person is missing, a
search and rescue team responds to the wanderer’s area and starts
searching with the mobile locater tracking system. Search times have been
reduced from hours and days to minutes.
Please contact Michelle Damone at (561) 753-6053 or
[email protected] to add your loved one to the waiting list or for
more information about Palm Beach County Project Lifesaver.
Guardhouse Contact
Information
Phone 561-333-9951
Voice Activated System:
333-9227
Wackenhut 24-hour Roving Patrol: 333-9951
In case of a true emergency, dial 911.
Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office
Non-emergency: 688-3400
Village of Wellington 24-hour Code
Enforcement: 753-2560
Villa Olympia Contact Information
Phone 333-3636
Fax 333-5311
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.olympiapb.org
Community TV: Channel 63
Minto Management Services
1-954-973-4490
Florida Fish & Game Nuisance Animal Control
791-4764