Forest ParkNewsletter

March 2020www.forestparkonline.com

Forest Park, N. Ft. Myers, FL

Editor: Julie SeubertEmail: fpsocialnews@gmail.com

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SOCIAL CLUB OFFICERSJulie Seubert, President

Sharon Tybor, Vice PresidentJoyce Hines, SecretaryPat Schuren, Treasurer

SOCIAL CLUB NEWSBy Julie Seubert

Our Winter Season is beginning to wind down. I hope that you took advantage of all the events held in February. Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time to make these events possible. Especially to Sally Miller and for the host families for the wonderful time we all had at the Poker Run; to the Craft Club for their awesome Lasagna Dinner; the Shuffleboard volunteers for their great Valentine Breakfast; to those that helped with the Valentine Day Dance and “Memory Makers” Big Band event; And to Sally Miller for the great “Roaring 20’s Party” for the North East Club. I want to especially thank all the Club Leaders, Activity Leaders and my Social Club Board. Many hands make lighter loads!! It is great to see so many people involved and so many “NEW” faces in the park attending our events.

And…thank you to Barb & Don Wood and Mike & Kathy Fanning for volunteering to coordinate the Holiday Dinner in December.

Are you interested in making decisions on the activities and entertainment for YOUR park? If so....We are currently looking for a President and 2nd Vice President. If you are interested, contact one of the officers.

We have another very busy month of March with a lot of activities. Be sure to read your Newsletter and highlight the events you wish to participate in.

HELPING HANDSBy Ellen Heigham

Helping hands is getting off to a great start. We are one

large community with many neighbors willing to help others with simple acts of kindness. While these gestures might seem simple, they can have a profound impact on their lives.

Thanks to Sharon Tybor and Robyn Johnson and all the wonderful bakers, we now have over $400 in our start-up slush fund.

Helpers have already done repairs on a broken railing, given rides to doctor appointments, grocery shopping help, picked up items at CVS, and made supportive neighborly visits. Desserts and plates of homemade food have been delivered. Wonderful! And more are scheduled. We plan to get a group together to do some simple yard work for several neighbors who can’t bend like they used to.

We are looking for more volunteers who are willing to help others:

A. Get to and from appointments B. yard maintenance i.e. weeding, trimming bushesC. Household choresD. Simple painting projectsE. Simple household repairsF. In house visits

We are also looking to identify those neighbors who can use some help.

Please contact Ellen at 617-448-1748 or Sharon for fundraising ideas.

We will try to get back to you as quickly as we can.

MEMORY MAKERSBIG BAND with a terrific sound.The Memory Makers focus on the musical charts of

Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Tommy Dorsey and Duke Ellington, but also dabble in 60-90’s music. The versatility of the band, shows through in sweet, swinging and solid up-tempo toe-tappers. Come on out for a great night of music.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 297:00 P.M.

IN THE CLUBHOUSEDonation $5.00

Tickets will be sold at the door

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ALL MEMBER KOFFEE KLATSCHBy Shuffleboard

March Koffee Klatch will be on March 6th at 9am. This month's guest speaker will be from Ellsworth’s Heating & Cooling to provide tips for caring for your cooling and heating units and what you can do when you travel away for extended periods. They will also be providing some very nice give away items.

Donuts and coffee provided. REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR OWN CUP.

MEN’S KOFFEE KLATSCHHosted by Gloria Hartz

The Men's Koffee Klatsch is the 2nd Friday of the month November- April in the Clubhouse. Come on out for conversation and enjoy coffee and a donut. Remember to bring your own coffee cup.

WOMEN’S KOFFEE KLATSCH Hosted by Jane Cullin and Deb Johnson

The Women’s Koffee Klatsch is held the 3rd Friday of the month at 9:00 a.m. in the clubhouse. Coffee and a treat will be provided. Bring your own coffee cup.

HOT DOG DINNER/KARAOKEHosted by: Social Club

Our Hot Dog Dinner will be held on March 2nd from 5:30-6pm. Come on out for a Hot Dog w/ fixings, Baked Beans, Coleslaw, chips and Iced Tea for a $5 donation.

Karaoke will be from 6-9. Come join in on some fun or sit back and listen to some of Forest Park's talented singers. Karaoke is the 1st and third Mondays of the month.

Oh, and remember to bring small bills and your own place setting.

SCHEDULING MEETING

All Club Leaders and event chairpersons are invited to attend a meeting to

finalize the 2020-2021 calendar on March 13th at 10:00

in the clubhouse. Please bring your calendar of eventsfor the next season so we can coordinate all events.

SOCIAL CLUB MARCH SHOW DOWNHOME DARLINGS!

Song and dance, quotable comedy, audience

participation, and a love triangle…you’ve never seen a show like this! These two ladies bring you your favorite country hits from vintage jewels to the latest sensations, and that’s just the beginning. Be prepared for a rollicking adventure through every genre of music, including jazz,

opera, rock, pop, and more. You may even see some celebrities! And get those cameras ready…your fellow community members will be part of the fun on stage! Join us for an evening of Country Classics, Modern Mashups, and Dazzling Duets—

It’s the DOWNHOME DARLINGS! SATURDAY, MARCH 14TH, 2020

Hors D'oeuvres @ 6:15 p.m.Showtime: 7:00 p.m.

Ticket donation: $12.00Tickets will be sold on Sunday, March 1st, 1:00 –

3:00; Monday, March 2nd at the Hot Dog Dinner, Friday, March 6th at the Koffee Klatch and Tuesday March 10th from 4:30 to 6:30. Tickets will be available at the door ONLY IF we do not sell out before hand. So get your tickets early for a great night of entertainment!!

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FUTURE DATES FOR THIS SEASONMARCH2 Hot Dog Dinner 5:30 – 6:00 6:00 Karoake6 All Resident Koffee Klatch8 Quilt Show10 Craft Club Dinner11 Sugar Cane Tour12 Sing-A-Long13 Men’s Koffee Klatch – 8:0013 Leaders/Club Activity Scheduling Mtg. – 10:0014 Entertainment – Down Home Darlin’s Show16 Karoake17 St. Patrick’s Day Coffee and donuts And Golf Kart Parade 20 Women’s Koffee Klatch20 Red Hats Broadway Palms24 Blood Mobile26 Sing-a-long26 FPPOA Meeting28 Dance in the Pavillion30 NorthEast Club APRIL2 Ice Cream Social3 All Resident Koffee Klatch6 Hot Dog Dinner Karoake10 Men’s Koffee Klatch13 North East Club Picnic20 Karoake23 FPPOA Meeting

ST. PATRICK’S DAYPARADE

TUESDAY, MARCH 17TH

There will NOT be a Breakfast since no one has volunteered to Take over this event. The Social Club will provide Coffee and Donuts at 9:30 in the Clubhouse.

Jill and Ivan Taylor will lead the St. Patty’s Day Parade.

Meet at the clubhouse at 10:30 a.m. and leave at 11:00 sharp. You may decorate your carts or bikes with lots of green. We plan on going through the entire park so all can enjoy. Don’t forget wrapped candy to throw to our onlookers. Let’s all come Out and make this a real big St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

BLOOD MOBILE The Blood Mobile is scheduled

for March 24th from 1:00 to 4:00. Please sign up on the sheet in the back of the Clubhouse.

Thank you.

FOREST PARK APPRECIATION AND END OF SEASON DANCE

COME ONE, COME ALL to the end of the year Appreciation

Dance sponsored by FPPOA and Social Club. The Dance honors all those in the park who volunteerin any and all capacities and is free to all who attend!

It will take place at our outdoor pavilion on March 28th from 6:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. Lori Adams will be our DJ for the evening. BYOB, a chair, and a snack; then mix and mingle with your friends and neighbors! What better way to enjoy the last dance of the season? Remember:

Saturday, March 28th, 2020 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.At "The Pavilion"

SING-A-LONG W/ ELLENCome sing along with Ellen HeighamOn March 12th and March 26th from3:30 – 4:30 p.m. BYOB a snack and

a smile.

THE SODA MACHINESome of you might have noticed that the

soda/pop machine has been leaking for the past few months. Since it is

Beyond repair, and a new one is too expensive, as soon

As it is empty – We will say Good Bye!!

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EXERCISE PROGRAM

Stretch and Tone Class is hosted by ET Thomas.

Aerobic/ Walking Class is hosted by Carol Beconder.

Each class is held on Tuesday and Saturday morning at 9am in the clubhouse.

EASY WATER EXERCISEMost of the water exercises are the same as the

Tuesday & Saturday exercises, except they are done in the pool. This means less stress on the joints plus we get those healthy rays of sunshine at the same time. We have a great time exercising and catching up on the latest in Forest Park.

Classes run from 10:30 to 11:30 A.M. Monday – Friday at the pool and start in the fall through spring. Exercises are also subject to weather cooperating.

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HOLY TRINITYPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

19251 N. Tamiami TrailN. Ft. Myers, FL 33903

(239 567-2246)Living for Christ through Worship, Discipleship, Service and Fellowship

Email: admin@htpc-nfm.com Website: www.htpc-nfm.com

Contemporary Service 8:30 amTraditional Service 10:30 am

Adult Bible Study 9:30 am Rev. Dr. Clinton Cottrell - Pastor

ARE YOU CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF MARRIAGE?

Each year your Social Club honors those couples who are celebrating their 50th Anniversary. We would like to present you with a gift card for you and your spouse to go out and celebrate. Any couples celebrating 50 years of marriage this year (2020) are invited to register your names on the sign-up sheet in the back of the Clubhouse by March 31st.

LIFETOUCH PHOTO DIRECTORY

Hopefully by now all of you have made your appointments to have your photo taken for our Photo Directory. The dates are March 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th. If you have not signed up yet, call the office to schedule your appointment. Every member photographed receives a complimentary 8x10 portrait and a directory.

Carl & Marilyn Jackson March 1Carlo & Lee Luberti March 1, 1957Mike & Gloria Hartz March 20, 1965Doug & Gail Ford March 25, 1961Mike & Kathy Martin March 27, 1971

Carl Jackson 1Tina Charry 2Liz Cline 7George Hasten 7Phil Rich 10Doug Ford 11Diana Power 12Donald Hesketh 13Sandy Bagge 14Lora Mae Voreh 15Jack Malone 16

Shirley Mundle 19Jean Keech 21Betsy Maugans - 20Dena Samm 20Nancy Wilder-Pierce 20Vicky Bartley 25Wendell Cox 26Joyce Shaffner 28Jessica Landis 29Danny Angell 30Kathy Martin 30

FAREWELL DEAR FRIENDS

Meade Dickey passed away January 10th 2020. Meade and Julia Browell have enjoyed spending winters in Forest Park since 2004. Meade celebrated his 90th birthday Dec 29th, 2019. He enjoyed the game of Bocce with his friends here.

He is survived by his Wife Julie Browell-Dickey, Son Byron & wife Kim, Daughter Lauree & husband Tom, 3 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren, a brother Kenneth of Camphill PA and many nieces and nephews.

Steven Estes Passed away Nov 17, 2019. Steve is survived by his wife Sonja, children Ben & Katie and his father Dr. Kenneth Estes.

LAWN MOWING HOURS 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM June 1 through

August 31st 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM September 1st

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Dana and Ronald Lee614 Pine Grove CourtFrom OK

Corale and Carlo Luberti463 Jacaramba CourtFrom FL

Cheryl and Ronald Geik437 Timber Lane NFrom IN

Lucinda King and Nancy Wilder-Pierce702 Knotty Pine CircleFrom OK

Janet Suchecki826 Hollyberry CourtFrom CT

If you would like your birthday or anniversary published in the Newsletter, or if someone in our park passed away, please call the office and give them your information. Thank you.

2019/2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS & MEMBERSHIP MEETING DATES

NOTE: Change of time - All Board of Directors Meetings will start at 6:00 p.m.

March 19 6:00 PM - Board of Directors MeetingMarch 26 7:00 p.m. Membership Meeting

April 16 6:00 PM - Board of Directors MeetingApril 23 7:00 p.m. Membership Meeting

NEWSLETTER ARTICLESBy Julie Seubert

All articles should be sent to me at: fpsocialnews@gmail.com by the 12th of each month for the following month’s newsletter. Any questions or concerns please email me at the above address or call me at 715-571-4246. Thank you.

FOREST PARK CALENDAR

Gail Ford is the person who handles the updates to the calendar. View the calendar anytime and see the most current information at the following website: www.forestparkonline.com this also allows you to view it in various formats i.e., weekly, monthly, etc. Please contact Gail for calendar changes at: gailford39@gmail.com or call her 603-440-5122.

FOREST PARK WEB SITEBy Jan Harmon, Webmaster

www.forestparkonline.com is the address of the Forest Park website.

Access the website 24/7 to stay up to date with the latest Forest Park information. Board and Member Minutes are posted to the DOCUMENTS page as they are approved. These pages contain a wealth of information on the history and conduct of business within our park. Many of your questions can be answered by reading over the past minutes.

Under FORMS you will find much information such as, the current schedule of our Forest Park property owners maintenance fees, the Forest Park Articles of Incorporation, POA By Laws and POA Deed of Restrictions, just to name a few.

Our CLASSIFIED page has listings of homes for sale, for rent, wanted to rent. Be sure to direct any interested friends to that page. Changes are made to the listings frequently, so check back regularly to get the latest information.

The CONTACT page has all board member information.

The ACTIVITY page has liaison information for each activity in the park and is helpful to anyone wanting to join the group or get more information.

Photos of all of the events can be sent to me and I will post them on the PHOTO GALLERY page. This is a keen way to” spark” interest in your group.

While browsing the website if you see a page that needs updating, errors, or suggestions, please send an email to let me know to webmaster@ forestparkonline.com.

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FOREST PARK CHORALEERS REORGANIZING!By: Joyce Hines

WANT TO SING?WANT TO BE A PART OF A FUN GROUP?CONSIDER JOINING THE FOREST PARK

CHORALEERS!The Choraleers, our Forest Park Chorus, is hoping

to reorganize in the near future. In order to do so, we need to know how many residents would be interested in being a part of this group. If enough people would like to be involved, we would then search for an accompanist and a director. A sign-up sheet will be placed on the back counter in the clubhouse or you may call Joyce Hines @ 724-689-5175.

CHRISTMAS GIFT BOWLS

If you received a gift and do not want or need the fruitBowl, would you please return it to Nancy Lawrence

at 740 Knotty Pine Circle. The bowls can be washed and reused Next year. Thank you.

NEIGHBORHOOD PATROLBy Mike & Kathy Fanning

A BIG THANK YOU to all the night patrol volunteers.We are always in need of help on night patrol.Anyone interested in doing Patrol for one night a

month can contact Mike at 239-56-0431, or Kathy 714-617-0154

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH By Lou Smith

The Neighborhood Watch meeting is Wednesday, March 11, at 10 am in the Activities Building.

FPPOA, WiFi is 10 years old. 10 yrs ago we had an outside contractor work with us to set us up with the WiFi equipment and they were learning also. We had a crew that painted the towers and installed them under the guidance of John Wright. After some equipment changes we began operating. That first year we might have had 20 residents on the system. We had one telephone 5 Mps line to the internet. As years went on we added another 5 Mps lines, then 2,10 Mps lines, then 2, 20 Mps lines. All this time we were upgrading our WiFi equipment. 4 years ago we had to go with 100Mps fiber optics for the internet. Then 1-2 yrs ago we upgraded to 1000 Mps for the same price. We expect that the end of this contract to greatly get a price reduction. During this time we went from the old 2.4 Ghz to 5 Ghz antennas to the very latest 5 Ghz gen 2 antennas. During these 10 years we have gone from 20 users to well over 300 users.

During these 10 years, a resident using the system has saved over $5,000. Your WIFI Team.

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Forest Park Computer Club

2003 - The Computer Club was started to fill a need in our community.

We put on three fund raising dinners to purchase our equipment i.e. computers, projector, screen etc. Our fees were $10/Winter Season/family and remain the same today. We started out with 6-8 members and we have had as many as 15 – 20 at each session. With more supporting us as members, but not always attending our meetings.

2009 - We helped establish the Park's WiFi system, for which FPPOA provides the funds to maintain and is “FREE” to all residents. Originally, designed and constructed by a commercial firm, the system is now technically maintained by Doug Ford, and Jim Schleter, and a bunch of park residents pitch in to lower the towers when needed. John Wright will help residents with computer and TV issues. The equipment residents need to buy to connect to the network i.e. antennas, routers, cables etc. is purchased and stocked by Sherrill Wright, the club’s treasurer.

2011 – A former member of the club, helped start our web site and acted as Webmaster until he had to leave the park for family care giving. Jan Harmon then volunteered to take over this job. An FPPOA brochure was initiated and designed by one of our members and is updated every year.

2017 – The billiard room table was re-fitted with

a convertible top to make it a dual purpose billiard/BOD room for better meetings and presentations. The computer club went half with FPPOA on a 75” TV, and we purchased a cabinet and large clock. This is where we now hold our group meetings.

2018 – The website was sponsored and paid for by the computer club from inception, but now, with all the new content related to FPPOA, the club passed ownership to the association. It is still maintained by Jan Harmon and Jan Provence updated it and set up a “members only” section as recommended by our legal counsel.

A new electrical grounding system for lightning protection was designed by 2 members, Ron Zylstra and Harry DeMeester and installed by them.

2019 – With the increased load, an upgrade was needed for the WiFi system. There was also damage done in the summer due to the high winds. So, a new 5 Ghz network was added, with the radios bought by the computer club. Most residents have now been switched to the new network,

We continue to help one another with changes in the computer world as best we can. We also collect empty ink cartridges for recycle as our effort to keep them out of the landfill.

BOD presentations for the planning committee, financial committee etc. have always been set up by the computer club and we will continue to help any club put on presentations in the clubhouse on the projection

screen there. Please feel free to contact any of

the WiFi team, treasurer or webmaster (through the website).

Doug Ford - 603.249.6631–fordfarm2@gmail.com, Jim Schleter–239.543.4681– jwschleter@yahoo.com

Sherrill/John Wrigh t– 239.349.3827 – sherrilljwright@yahoo.ca

Jan Harmon - webmaster@forestparkonline.com

Comments, ideas or needs can also be addressed through the club email – parkforest5200@gmail.com

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ALUMINUM RECYCLEBy Social Club

REMINDER Aluminum Cans being collectedPlease do Not Use the can as an ashtray.

Beer Drinkers, please rinse out the can and turn it over to dry out. Please take the tab off, collect them and take your full container to the clubhouse. On kitchen counter, there is a Ronald McDonald box that you put the tabs into. Betty Campbell takes them to the Ronald McDonald House where they sell the aluminum. You are helping both Social Club and Ronald McDonald House.

Please remember to put your aluminum cans in a bag and place UNDER YOU MAILBOX by 7:00 A.M. TUESDAY MORNING for pick up. Please make sure your cans are rinsed CLEAN and DRY. Please place away from trash bags. DO NOT place plastic, glass or metal cans in the bag. Those go in the blue recycle bins.

Money collected for can recycle and other aluminum helps pay some of the costs of Social Club activities. It benefits all residents of Forest Park.

BIBLE STUDYBy Laura Esters

The Ladies’ Bible Study Group meets weekly on Thursday mornings from 10:00 A.M. to noon. Our members are women from various churches and/or denominations. We have refreshments, a time for sharing our concerns, prayer and a study, which is taught from both the Old and New Testaments by Laura Esters.

As so many new folks have moved into our park, we believe it is important to let our residents know about this activity as well as all the other organizations that the park offers. We do not espouse any specific theology but are a group of Christian women who enjoy making friends, encouraging and supporting each other as the needs arise, and learning about the Bible.

During the months of November to April we meet at the home of Reva Doliana,849 Hollyberry Court. From May to October, Laura Esters opens up her house to us at 340 Shrub Lane S. Just come to the door and walk in---we’ll be glad to welcome you! If you have any questions, please call Reva at 812-322-3986, or Laura at 239-210-8010.

FOREST PARK VISITORS WRISTBANDS

Visitors unaccompanied by Forest Park residents must wear wristbands when using park recreational facilities (pool, mini golf, etc.). The wristbands are now available in the park office (2 per family and additional bands may be requested). The bands stretch but if they are not large enough you may pin them to clothing, attach them to a key chain or just bring them along.

Please remember that all owners are responsible for their visitors who must comply with all Forest Park Rules & Regulations. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation to assist in maintaining the security of our park.

RECYCLE BLUE BIN The blue bin is used for all other types of

re-cycling such as paper, metal, plastic, etc. This is a separate Program from our regular trash that is picked up on Tuesdays and Fridays. The re-cycle truck comes on Wednesdays.

GREEN TREE STICKER

There is a little green tree sticker available in the office that goes on the LEFT SIDE OF YOUR BACK WINDOW of your car. All residents with automobiles should have this highly visible authorization to be in the Park. This will help the safety patrol on their nightly rounds. If you are temporary resident and don’t want any stickers on your window, them scotch tape it there while you are here.

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BID EUCHRE By Madeline Preston

Needed: More PlayersWe play Bid Euchre every Saturday Night at 6:30 PM

in the Activities Building. There is a Signup sheet in the Activities Building on the cabinet near the Water Machine. Please sign up if you anticipate playing on Saturday Night. We would like to have more players join us.

Remember to use flashing lightsor flashlights when you are riding

or walking at night.

BINGO By Bob Marron

Please joins us on Tuesdays at 6:45 for 7:00 pm Bingo in the Clubhouse each week. Cards are $.75 with a minimum purchase of four cards. Night Owl cards are 25 cents. All three Bingo’s go all year round. Check your calendar in the newsletter each month. There is a new addition to our BINGO games. You put a quarter into a “money ball pot.” The first number called is the “special number” so that if you bingo on that number, you will win the money that has been collected in the money ball pot plus the money that is allotted for the game that you won. If the money ball pot was not won, the amount is saved from week to week until someone is the winner. Come and Enjoy Playing Bingo!

Thank You to Bob Swift and Jack Jones for offering their talents and calling for bingo. The help is greatly appreciated.

BOCCEBy Joyce Hoffman

Bocce is on Mondays and Thursday at 2:30. Arrive at 2:15. New members welcome – It is easy to play. Just come out for fun.

BOOK CLUBBy Gail Ford

The March Book Club meeting will be the last one this season.

We will meet on Friday March 20 in the pool room at 1PM. I have put a hold on another Book Discussion Kit and hope that I get it in time for us to read and discuss it. The name of the book is "Before We Were Yours" by Lisa Wingate.

I hope you have enjoyed the books we have read this season as much as I have. Thank you for being part of our group.

BRIDGEBy Trish Tegeler

We play bridge every Friday night in the Club House at 6:00 p.m. If you are interested in playing there is a signup sheet in the club house. Please put your name and phone number on the sheet or call Trish Tegeler at 239-567-0148.

COMPUTER CLUBBy Sherrill WrightWe are a group of friendly people who meet once a week in the

Billiard room every Thursday at 2:00 – 4:00 from November to April.

Membership is $10.00 per household per year.

HAND AND FOOT CARDSJoin us on Sunday nights at 6:00

pm in the Clubhouse. It can be played at a table of 6, 4, or 3. All are welcomed! This card Game goes all through the summer months.

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KARAOKEHosted by: Social Club

Karaoke is the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Bring a snack and your own beverage.

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MAH JONGG By Gail Ford

The participation at Mah Jongg has picked up so I will continue to be in the activity Building at 1:30 PM on Wednesday.

MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOESBy Sheila Fitzgerald

We play Mexican train dominoes on Monday morning at 9:00 at the club house. Everyone is welcome to join in. It's an easy game to learn if you have never played and we have a lot of laughs as we play. We would love to have some new members join us.

We're a very informal group, with no permanent commitment required. Just come by on any Monday morning and give it a try.

CRAFT CLUBBy Diana Power

Craft Club ladies would like to thank all of you that came to our lasagna dinner and to Ann Teal who made it a big success. Also thanks to those of you who donated your treasures to us to sell at our Craft Trash to Treasure sale. It is our biggest money maker thanks to all of you in Forest Park. In February we also had a paint class which included a mimosa to help us paint.

In March, we have a chicken Parmesan dinner planned for Tuesday, March 10. Beef hot dogs will also be served. All are welcome to join us from 4- 5: 30. Remember your dinnerware and glass.

Craft Club plans to go on a luncheon cruise through the Franklin locks around March 26. Then a spring luncheon is planned for April 1.

We still meet every Wednesday 9-12. Everyone is welcome to join us in doing crafts and meeting other ladies in the park. Love to see you on Wednesday.

LIBRARYAs you may have noticed we have

juggled things around a bit. There have been many new books donated and as a result we have weeded out older books to make room. Don't worry, none of these were thrown out we brought them to Goodwill.

Please donate any older books or cookbooks you may have to either Goodwill or the Hope Chest thrift store.

NORTH EAST CLUBBy Dena Samm

NE Club has a president and VP welcome Chris Major and Sandy Bagge. Thank you for Volunteering to keep this great club going.

It was a special era at the clubhouse in Feb when we partied to the 1920s theme. Everyone looked great and had a ‘cat’s meow time. Now get prepared to disco to Saturday Night Fever party on March 30th.

There was a discussion about changing the clubs name but the majority voted to keep the name. Just remember you do NOT need to be from the NE to join this fun club. The membership dues is only $5.00 for the season.

Our final gathering will be our annual picnic on April 13th. This will be a donation of $10.00 per person which will entitle you to a fried chicken dinner. The tickets will be available at our March 30th party and Sunday April 5th at the clubhouse from 1-3:00 p.m.

Looking forward to seeing you at “Saturday Night Fever” on March 30th.

NORTH EAST CLUBDISCO PARTY

MONDAY, MARCH 30TH 6:00 – 9:00 P.M.

Hosted by Pam Salk

The theme for March is Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta and featuring the music of the Bee Gees. Our DJ for the evening is Lori Adams spinning the hits of this iconic group. We will be having the famous dance contest from the movie. Wear your best polyester, BYOB and snacks. NO MEAL…just FUN! Tickets are $6.00 and will be sold at the clubhouse on Sunday March 15th from 1-3:00 and Sunday March 22nd from 1-2:30. Come out and enjoy the evening of fun and prizes.

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QUILT CLUB By Peg Baker

The quilters have been busy getting ready for our annual quilt show, March 8, from 1:00PM - 3:00PM. We have an outstanding raffle quilt this year of purple butterfly blocks. Quilt raffle tickets are $1.00 each or $5.00 for 6 tickets. As usual we will have our Chinese auction of handmade items, tickets for this auction remain at $.50 each. A new feature we’ve added is a competition of Easter table runners. (Not for sale) We are asking the public to vote for the one they like best. On displaying will be other items that our members have been working on (not for sale). Come view our handiwork, enjoy light refreshments and buy a raffle ticket.

PICKLEBALLPickleball is played every morning at

9:00. No experience necessary!! Men and Women are invited to join in the fun. If you have never played before, we have a bunch of great people who are willing to teach you. We have a lot of fun!!

WOMEN ONLY – We play on Monday, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:15. We are always looking for a few more women who would like to learn how to play. Just show up at the pavilion.

PROGRESSIVE HAND AND FOOT We play every Thursday night at 6:00. We will

either be in the clubhouse or the activity building. Come and learn a new game!!

RED HAT LADIES BROADWAY PALM THEATER “Kinky Boots” Friday, March 20, 2020

Meet at the Clubhouse at 10:30Leave for the theater at 11:00.Drivers will be provided.

RUMMY KUBEBy Patricia Tegeler

We play Rummy Cube every Monday night at 6:30 in the Activity Building. It’s a fun and easy game to learn. Come and try it!!

SHUFFLEBOARD By Bill Madill

The Season is going too fast. We have 28 active shuffelboarders on Thurs mornings and I hope everyone is enjoying the competition! Dates to remember: Friday, Feb 28th is Funday, and is open to everyone in the park with refreshments and lunch for the participants! Starts at 9 AM. On Friday March 6th, Ellsworth Coffee Klatch at 9:00 a.m.; Friday Mar 20 King and Queen@ 9:AM , Our courts need resurfacing and I have supplied 3 Quotes to the board. Hopefully they will give us consideration, they want a 5 star park but we have a 1 star shuffleboard court! Thanks Capt Bill!

TEXAS HOLDUM By Bill Madill

Tuesday night Texas Holdum starting at 6:30 till 9:00. Friday night Dealers choice from 6:30 till 9:00.

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RETIREMENT FOREST PARK STYLEFrom anonymous resident

If you are planning retirement or already retired, let me share retirement experiences with you, which I hope will be helpful.

Fifteen years ago my wife and I moved into a retirement development in North Ft. Myers, Florida called Forest Park with a mini put put course, exercise trail, swimming pool, sauna, Bocce courts and Shuffleboard courts. There are 3000 lakes in Florida; only three are real.

Our biggest retirement concern was time management. What were we going to do all day? Let me assure you, passing the time is not a problem. Your days will be eaten up by simple, daily activities. Just getting out of your car takes 15 minutes. Trying to find where you parked takes 20 minutes. It takes ½ hour on the check-out line in Walmart and one hour to return the item the next day.

Let me take you through a typical day. We get up at 5:00 A.M., have a quick breakfast and join the early morning “Walk and Talk Club” around the exercise trail. There are about 30 of us, and rain or shine we also walk around the streets, all talking at once. Every development has some late risers who stay in bed until 6 A.M. After a nimble walk avoiding irate drivers out to make us road kill, we go back home, shower and change for the next activity.

My wife goes directly to the pool for her water Aerobics class, followed by gasping for breath and CPR. I put on my “Ask me about my Grandchildren” T-shirt, my plaid mid-calf shorts, my black socks and sandals and go to the clubhouse lobby or Activities Building for a nice nap.

Before you know it, it’s time for lunch. We go to Sam’s Club to partake of the many tasty samples dispensed by ladies in white hairnets. All free!! After a filling lunch, if we don’t have any doctor appointments, we might go to the flea market to see if any new white belts have come

in or to buy a Rolex watch for $2.00. We then, must rush home to socialize with our pool buddies in our beautiful pool, which by the way needs some crack fixing…the pool not our buddies..well, maybe some of them too!!

We’re usually back home by 3 PM to get ready for

dinner. People start lining up for the “early bird” about 4 PM, but we get there by 4:45 PM, because we’re late eaters. The dinners are very popular because of the large portions they serve. You can take home enough food for the next day’s lunch and dinner, including extra bread, crackers, packets of mustard, relish, ketchup and Sweet-and-low along with mints.

At 5:30 PM we’re home ready to watch the 6 o’clock news. By 6:30 PM we’re fast asleep. Then we get up and make 5 or 6 trips to the bathroom during the night, and it’s time to get up and start a new day all over again. Doctor

related activities eat up most of your retirement time. I enjoy reading old magazines in sub-zero temperatures in the waiting room, so I don’t mind. Calling for test results also helps the days fly by. It takes at least half an hour just getting through the doctor’s phone menu. Then there’s the hold time until you’re connected to the right

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party. Sometimes they forget you’re holding, and the whole office goes off to lunch.

Should you find you still have time on your hands, volunteering provides a rewarding opportunity to help the less fortunate. Florida has the largest concentration of seniors under five feet tall and they need our help. I myself am a volunteer for “The Vertically Challenged Over 80.” I coach their Put-Put team, The Arthritic Avengers. They think they are playing Basket Ball.

The hoop is only 4 ½ feet from the floor. You should see the look of confidence on their faces when they make a slam dunk.

Food shopping is a problem for short seniors or “bottom feeders” as we call them, because they can’t reach the items on the upper shelves. There are many foods they’ve never tasted. After shopping, most seniors can’t remember where they parked their cars and wander the parking lot for hours while there food defrosts.

Lastly, it’s important to choose a development with

an impressive name. Italian names are very popular in Florida. They convey world traveler, uppity sophistication and wealth. Where would you rather live?? Forest Park or Carriage Village?? There’s a big difference. They’re both privately owned, but, Forest Park people are much friendlier.

I hope this material has been of help to you present and future retirees.

Have a great week!!(And watch out for the Alligators!)

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