The Seagull Soundings The newsletter for Lakeside Terrace Residents |
SEAGULL SOUNDINGS MAY 2005 The Red Hat Picidilly Lilly's of Lakeside Terrace were off to the Lake Eustis Community Center on Thursday March 24, to a delightful luncheon Honoring Red Hatters and put on by the Leesburg Christian Women's Club. Sixteen ladies in red hat fmery attended along with Queen Mum, Evelyn Heinfeld. The luncheon was chaired by Pat Voelker and Michele Lennon. They were treated to a Fashion Show where models showed lovely attire from the Pretty Woman Outlet Store. Country Music vocalist Shirley Bradner entertained the group and Guest Speaker Gaye Martin wowed the audience with her talk on "Mama Told Me there would be Days Like This!" . It was a wonderful afternoon complemented with a luncheon of com beef and cabbage. On Thursday evening March 24, Entertainment Chairperson Pat Voelker brought a delightfull Show to Lakeside Terrace. Alice Detrick gave a stunning performance to an audience who clearly enjoyed her renditions of country and western, old time favorites, yodeling and some superb songs from "Chicago" sung with friend Margo. Wow, what a delight. Alice delighted Chuck Matthews by teaching him to yodel. Later Chuck was surprised when his number was pulled for the 50/50 by our50/50 Lady, Evelyn Heinfeld. Lucky Al Jago, Nick Laqualia, Frank Hamilton and Bob Boom were a few of the folks singled out by Alice who she sang songs to . It was truly a great evening for all. Again, as always, much thanks to those people who always pitch in to set up and also break down for the many functions that take place in our community. Special people like this make Lakeside Terrace. the wonderful place it is to live in. The Red Hat Piccidillv Lilly's of Lakeside Terrace went out to lunch at the Spruce Creek Missing Link Restaurant on April 12, with Queen Mum Evelyn Heinfeld as guest of honor. Twelve ladies in their red hat regalia attended the luncheon organized by Pat Voelker and Michele Lennon. Those in attendance included Bea Jacobs, Bonnie Hamilton, Sally Cannon, Charlotte Spence, Dottie Degnan, Sophie Kahle, Dixie Tripp, and Shirley Hassom. The gals also celebrated Sophie Kahle's birthday singing a rousing happy birthday to her. It was a beautiful day and everyone had a delightful time. Much thanks to Charlotte Spence and Pat Voelker who acted as drivers for the occassion. REMEMBER...all Red Hat Functions are open to all residents of Lakeside Terrace and everyone is welcome to participate in or out of red hat attire. The Red Hat Piccidilly Lily's of Lakeside Terrace is set up for all ladies to enjoy the scheduled luncheons too so don't be bashful, join us for a delightful time out and about. The Lakeside Terrace Bowling League had a roll off on March 30th between " The Strikers" team members Sandy Kurtz, Bob Smith, Ellen Lueker and Gail Nielson, and |
"The Guess Who's" team members Dottie Degnan, Chuck Matthews, Royce Patterson and Pat Poupard. " The Guess Who's" were the winners of the 2005 Lakeside Terrace Bowling League. A Pizza Party was held at the clubhouse with 39 in attendance. Certificates were presented to all of the winners including Men's High Average to Royce Patterson with a 164 and Female High Average, Geri Rohner with a 138 for the Fall Season. High Game Handicap Male was Rich Aniol at 262, High Game Scratch with a 196 was Ron Hayden. Female High Game Handicap was Ruth Mosman with 263 and High Game Scratch was Peg Aniol with 155. George Douglas was male high series handicap at 691 and Royce Patterson High Series Scratch Royce Paterson. Lee Hayden was the High Series Handicap with 689 and Geri Rohner High Series Scratch at 454. In the Winter Season Dennis Hahn scored the men's high average with a 164 and Ardena Nielson was female high average with a 156. Male High Game Handicap was RoycePatterson at and High Game Scratch with a 225 was Chester Pulliam. High Game Handicap Female - Mary Douglas 244, High Game Scratch Female - Ardena Nielson - 193. High Series Handicap Male - Gail Nielson 720, High Series Scratch Male - Dennis Hahn 569. High Series Handicap Female Mary Ann Paquette 564, and High Series Scratch Female - Sarah Emerson - 511. A fun time was had by all. Sign up sheets are posted in the clubhouse for all those interested in next years bowling. Residents who are ill and or hospitalized are very important to the community. Residents are asked to please make note of their names and addresses on the social club bulletin board and to also advise of their location and their status as well as to notify the Sunshine Committee Chairperson Michele Lennon so that she can send out cards and well wishes to them. Michele thanks all of those people who have been keeping her posted so that no one is forgotten. THANK YOU Michele for taking on this job and for doing such a great job! April 7th was the last day for Craft Proiects. Jan Bohlinger, Shirley Hassom, Glenda Kenny, Cheryl Bishop and Jean McFerren would like to thank all the wonderful residents who have taken part in making so many delightful crafts this year. They have had a huge turnout to these projects and residents have made many lovely crafts including photo pillows, afghans, jackets, no sew blankets, Decorative Easter Bonnets, Holiday Wreaths, Holiday Decorations, Beautiful Angels, painted gourds, and painted slate just to name a few. Thanks again also to those ladies named above for their instruction and help in these projects. It is a joy to see so many wonderful projects available and so many residents taking part. Boat Club News: Much thanks to Charlie Barcus for once again setting up and organizing a delightful boat trip to Nelson's Fish Camp on Friday April 22. Seven boats with over thirty happy Lakeside Terrace Residents had a delicious lunch and a beautiful day out on Lake Griffin. Charlie thanks for doing such a wonderful job of getting our boaters out on the lake enjoying several fun trips to different restaurants as well as boating get togethers. |
Hello Residence. Vera and I are pleased to be your new managers and have enjoyed our first month with you. Of course in a months time there are always those LITTLE complaints that have to come along. The really,really big one is that dogs are pee peeing etc. on peoples yards. I had one person that wants to possibily buy in here say," all dogs should be shot". I really think most of us have a better heart then that but we that own dogs should try to control them so that we don't irritate the others that don't love these pets as we do. We can"t pick up the pee so lets try to keep them off of the yards, OKAY? Then there is that really, really, really big one. Thats cigarette BUTS are left on the streets. Now this is big stuff and I don't know how to handle this major problem. Of course this isn't anything new to us. We have had to handle these major problems in the past and came up with the same answer. EVERYONE STOP SMOKING!!!!! We know that this will never happen and now you see what happens in the office. MAJOR, MAJOR DECISIONS. Lakeside Terrace is a great place to live and if someone happens to let their dog get on your yard don't make a big deal out of it as long as they don't make a habit of it. Don't worry about the buts there will be one of those big hurricanes come by and blow them in the lake. The message, worry more about the big wind and look for the good times that can be had in the second part of your life. There has been a little scuddlebut about lowering the flag half mast when someone in the community passes on. The flag is to be lowered when our commander in chief request that we do so. That is the only time that I will lower the flag half mast. I have never practiced lowering the flag in the other communities that we have managed except when the president of the United States request it. Whatever I can do for a family that has lost a love one I'll help in any way I can. Again this does not have much to do with the happiness and operation of Lakeside Terrace. Lets take time to look at the good and not the bad. It's to easy to find little things that causes us unhappiness and disrupts the unity that is needed in this time of our lives. God Bless. Chet & Vera |
In an effort to keep our residents informed, I will be including articles in the Seagull on a regular basis. I have also asked Rich Aniol to incorporate a message from me on the website. I hope you find this page informative and useful. The April Social Club Meeting was held the 4th. We had 38 members present. The following items were authorized or approved: * Payment of insurance in the amount of $505 * Payment of Sam's Club Membership in the amount of $30 *Payment of copier contract up to $300. Movement of copier to allow better air circulation was discussed and will be completed within 2 weeks. *Discussed the purchase of chair rack(s) and consensus was to wait until actual prices could be obtained. *Request for "seed" money in the amount of $100 was approved for summer pool parties. This money will be used to purchase food for the parties and participants will be charged accordingly and the money reimbursed to the Social Club. This is the same procedure all committees follow. The possibility of having a pool party in April was discussed but due to lack of time couldn't get one in. There are plans in the works for a pool party in March 2006. Our thanks to A.V. Fudge and Frank Hamilton who were instrumental in our new chair racks. After the Social Club Meeting, A.V. approached me and said that he could make the racks for the Social Club. Frank drew up the plans that night and within 2 weeks time we had new chair racks. Thank you, guys! Our condolences to the families who have lost loved ones and our get well wishes to those who have been ill. Till next time-have a great summer! E-mail address: Cakolbe46@wmconnect.com Carole Kolbe, Social Club President |
Social Club Update April 2005 |
ALL ABOARD & BON VOYAGE! WE ARE PLANNING A LAKESIDE TERRACE GROUP CRUISE, FOR MARCH, 2006 IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN JOINING THE GROUP WE NEED TO HEAR FROM YOU. THE PLANS ARE IN THE BEGINNING STAGE AND WE NEED TO HAVE AN IDEA OF THE NUMBER OF CABINS TO BLOCK IN ORDER TO NEGOTIATE THE BEST POSSIBLE GROUP RATE. TO BE CONSIDERED A PART OF THE CRUISE GROUP CONTACT: RUTH MOSMAN - 352-787-9378 LEAVE A MESSAGE ON RUTH'S PHONE WITH THE NAMES IN YOUR PARTY, TOTAL NUMBER IN YOUR PARTY, NUMBER OF CABINS NEEDED, AND YOUR PHONE NUMBER WE HAVE LIMITED INFORMATION AT THIS TIME EXCEPT THE CRUISE WILL BE THE FIRST PART OF MARCH AND WILL BE EITHER FIVE OR SEVEN DAYS. THIS IS GOING TO BE A WONDERFUL TIME FOR EVERYONE., SO IF THIS PEAKS YOUR INTEREST LET ME HEAR FROM YOU BEFORE JUNE 1, 2005 THANKS, RUTH |
Be advised that the Water Aerobic Classes will be at 9:30 A.M. beginning Monday, May 2nd. See ya there! The Good Sams Club would appreciate your cooperation when we have refreshments to prepare for memorial service and/or fellowship. As soon as we have the information, a notice announcing the arrangements for services, fellowship and refreshments will be posted in the Clubhouse on the bulletin board. Please use the sign up sheets. We must know the number of people who plan to attend said function. We can then be prepared to make the fellowship memory more comfortable for the bereaved. Two Gadabouts took off for a few days. We went to Ocala to visit Marge Servino and Lorraine Ullery. We had a great time playing cards and socializing. Each has a lovely three room apartment. We took off one day for lunch and ended up at Cedar Key where we had a great lunch. We saw different parts of Florida for the first time. They both sent regards to all at Lakeside Terrace. A good time was had by all. The Gadabouts are Audrey Van Beynen And Dottie Degnan FYI: With the price of gasoline, I think whenever we are car-pooling, we should give one or two dollars to the driver. I'm sure it would be appreciated. Dottie Degnan TO OUR NEIGHBORS WHO WERE ILL OR HOSPITALIZED RECENTLY, WE WISH FOR YOU ALL BETTER DAYS AND HEALING TOO COMBINED WITH GOOD CHEER AND STRENGTH. IN APRIL, GET WELL AND THINKING OF YOU CARDS WERE SENT TO NICK LAQUALIA, AUDREY CALHOUN, DON mOMAS, MARGARET GUNTLE, NANCY VOLLMER, WALT KARWASINSKI AND NORA BECK. Our sympathies are extended to the family of Roy Camp for the loss of their father. Thanks to everyone for the cards, letters, phone calls, flowers and visits during my recent illness. Your thoughtfulness and kindness meant so much to me. Lakeside Terrace folks are the greatest. Everyone have a safe and healthy summer. Nancy Vollmer MAY BIRTHDAYS: Nancy Allgood, Jim Burdin, Walt Byer, Sally Cannon, Betty Dicus, Cy Dreffs, Donna Huber, Walt Karwasinski, Sandy Kurtz, Paul LaPointe, Pat Sharpe, Jean Smith, Mary Sullivan, Edna Visconti, Bob Wehling MAY ANNIVERSARIES: Bill & Sally Cannon, Fred & Shirley Hassom, Meredith & Jeanne Lahr, Edward & Florence Ignatowski, Allen & Patricia Poupard, Wally & Pat Voelker That's all for now folks, the news cut off date for future issues of the Seagull will be the 25th of the month. By the way, because the "Aniols" will be traveling again, the June newsletter may go on line a little later (as usual, I will be here). Editorial Staff, Dorothy, Peg & Rich Points to Ponder 1. I signed up for an exercise class and was told to wear loose-fitting clothing. If I HAD any loose-fitting clothing, I wouldn't have signed up in the first place! 2. When I was young we used to go "skinny dipping", now Ijust "chunky dunk". 3. The early bird still has to eat worms. 4. The worst thing about accidents in the kitchen Is eating them. 5. Don't argue with an idiot; people may not be able to tell the difference. 6. Wouldn't it be nice if whenever we messed up our life we could simply press 'Ctrl Alt Delete' and start all over? 7. Stress is when you wake up screaming and then you realize you haven't fallen asleep yet. 8. My spouse says I never listen to him. At least I think that's what was said. 9. Just remember...if the world didn't suck, we'd all fall off. 10. Why is it that our children can't read a Bible in school, but they can in prison? 11. Ifraising children was going to be easy, it never would have started with something called labor! 12. Brain cells come and brain cells go, but fat cells live forever! |
