1. art and entertainment

TALENT
SHOWCASE
“We Care”
“WE CARE” needs the colony’s help again for the food
drive. We will be collecting non perishable items from
Nov 10th, 2014 to Jan 10th, 2015.
Come see Paul & Vicky Testa at 579 Bayshore Dr. Our
house will be decorated by the 3rd week of November.
Last year we collected 500 non perishable items for
“We Care” food pantry.
We will have a bin out for you to drop any non perishable items off. Please make sure the dates are dated
for the year 2015.
We are in high demand for paper goods, laundry
soap, dish soap, hand soap, cleaning supplies and as
always non perishable can goods.
If you need help from We Care please contact De
Griffin at 941-722-7736.
THANKS again for your help.
Paul & Vicky
Colony Cove has been again selected to host a talent
showcase on Thursday November 6, 2014. A showcase allows communities throughout central Florida the opportunity to
view acts for their individual entertainment venues. The promoter will have
between twenty and twenty-five performers who will have fifteen minutes
to show their best to the approximately one hundred and sixty community
representatives.
This showcase is being sponsored by your Home
Owners Association. Seating will be available to
non-community representatives who want to enjoy
a day of entertainment at a cost of $5.00 per ticket.
The doors will open at 9:00 with the show beginning
at 9:45, and coffee and rolls will be available for purchase along with a variety of items on a lunch menu. The entertainment will
continue throughout the afternoon until about 5:00 PM.
It's that time of year again!!!
Come by the Administration
Office after November 3rd
and pick up your Angel to
help out the Children that
may not get a Christmas this
year.
November 2014
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Colony Cove Medical Loan Closet
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
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De Griffin
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Homeowners Association News
www.HOACC.org
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. Time to give thanks for all the blessings in our lives
and share our blessings with family and friends. Remember and respect our Veterans
on Tuesday, November 11th who have fought and continue to fight for our freedom and
the freedom of all Americans.
It’s also time to consider running for the Homeowner’s Association Board of Directors.
There are five seats open this year and if you wish to run for office, call our Nominating
Chair, Bill Dow, 281-8028 (sorry for the wrong number in last month’s Breeze). Elections
will take place in December (date and time will be announced and posted) and the victors
will assume their seats in January of 2015. Good luck candidates !
The first show of the Parade of Stars will be the Christmas show in December. Come
on out and join your friends and neighbors for some great entertainment. If you have
not yet purchased your tickets, call Johanna DiNatale at 722-6106, or see her at coffee
on Saturday morning.
Now that the winter residents have and will continue to come back to their homes
in Colony Cove it is extremely important to obey the speed limit and stop signs for the
safety of those residents walking in the streets. We do not have sidewalks, and many
walkers, joggers, guests, dog walkers, etc. are using the same streets as vehicles. Also
please remember that anyone driving your golf cart must be at least 16 years old and
also obey all traffic laws. Safety is of the utmost importance.
Have you visited the new exercise room at Ellenton Hall yet? If you are ready for a work
out, get your key at the office, grab a towel, and head on over.
The Loan Closet is back on schedule and hours are: Mondays and Thursdays from 10
AM to noon. Remember to bring a check for a deposit on items borrowed. Your check will
be returned when you return your item. Also remember in order to maintain and replace
worn items a small fee will be charged for use of these items. What a great amenity to
have. We don’t have to store car seats, beds, strollers, bicycles, cribs, wheelbarrows, etc.
Just borrow, return and contribute.
The HOA is hosting another Showcase of Stars on Thursday, November 6th at Harmony
Hall. Tickets are only $5.00 and 20 to 25 professionals will be showcasing their talents for
your entertainment.
Come on out to your next HOA meeting, at Harmony Hall, on Monday, November 3rd
at 7:00PM. See you there.......
PATROL
If you need to reach Patrol call them directly at 941.705.6681 instead of
calling the Administration Office.
Christmas Ice Show
Save The Date:
The Ellenton Ice and Sports Complex will present their annual Christmas Ice Show the second weekend in December. There will be two shows
Saturday, Dec. 13 and one show Sunday, Dec. 14. Details and times will
be available in the December Breeze and posters will be on the bulletin
boards and announced at the Saturday coffees later in November. Keep
your eyes and ears open.
PATROL COMMENTS
Renewed Enforcement!!!
Prospectus Page 72
All dogs must remain inside fenced in areas at Picnic Island dog exercise facility
E. DOGS
(1) Dogs must be kept inside the mobile home except when taken to outdoors on
a leash for reasonable outdoor exercise periods. A dog leash should be no more the
sixteen (16) feet in length. Any pet found in the community without a leash shall be
picked up and delivered to the animal shelter. When outside the confines of a home,
all droppings must be immediately removed by the Resident. In no event may a dog
be permitted to trespass on another Resident’s property
Prospectus page 76 & 7 7
Parking must have “all four wheels” on the pavement!!!
No Wheels are allowed on the grass
12. Motor Vehicles, Boats and Trailers:
B. Residents must park their vehicles on their own driveway. The resident is permitted a total of two (2) vehicles per lot, provided there is adequate room, unless there
is sufficient space on the paved area of the lot on which additional vehicles may be
parked in which case those additional vehicles may be parked on the lot. All vehicles
must have liability insurance in the minimum amount. Parking on lawns, Green areas
or vacant lots or, underdeveloped portions of the Community is strictly prohibited.
No overnight parking on streets within the Community. Vehicles are not to be parked
on the grass at anytime.
Only currently licensed vehicles may be stored or driven in the Community. All other
vehicles must be removed from the premise. Residents are not permitted to park
their own vehicles on the street in front of their home other than when loading
or unloading. Management will ban from the Community any vehicles, which in its
sole judgement interfere with the peace, privacy, and/ or general welfare of other
residents or with the appearance of the Community. Vehicles in violation of these
rules may be towed away without notice at the Home Owner’s expense, payable to
the towing service and not to the Community Owner. Resident’s are responsible for
guest’s vehicles.
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Women’s Bible Study
We continued our Bible study of the 8 Founding Mothers who shaped the Biblical
story by focusing on the lives of these four women: Kenturah (Genesis 25:1-6), Rebekah
(Genesis 24, 25:19-34, and 26:1-28), Leah (Genesis 29:16-18, 23, 25,and 31-35 and also in
Ruth 4:11) and Rachel (Genesis 29-35; Jeremiah 31:15; and Matthew 2:18).
Our next lesson will focus on the Women of Courage: Jochebed, Pharaoh’s daughter in
Exodus 1:22, and 2:1-10 and Hebrew 11:23. Deborah in Judges 4 and 5 and Jael in Judges
4:14-22 and chapter 5:24-27.
As we approach Thanksgiving and Christmas we will read of 5 women mentioned in the
genealogy of Jesus. We begin our study at this time focusing on Tamar (Genesis 38: 6-11,
13-16, 18, and 27. Also look in Matthew chapters 1-3.) Rahab in Joshua 2:1-21, 6:17-25
and James 2:25. Ruth in Ruth chapters 2-4 and Matthew 1:5. Bathsheba in 2nd Samuel
Chapter 11-12.
We end this lesson studying Mary, the mother of Jesus in Matthew 1:18-25, chapter 2;
also in Luke 1:26-80 and 2nd John 19:25-27.
Bible study sheets are passed out each week on the upcoming week’s lesson. Come
join us whenever you can. Call me if you would like to receive previous study sheets. I
can be reached at 928-2221, Rev. Mary Putnam Roberts.
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:
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Welcome New Neighbor
NAME
Marjorie Meurn
Mary Chandler
Larry & Kathy Carlson Richard & Kim Kline
Steve Allen & Cori Taylor
Robert Lovelace
Steven Bower & Casaundra Bower
Dorothy Bowen
Robert Jackson & Deborah Lecuyer
Phillip Baker
Martin & Elsa Celestine
Angie Loeffler
Terry & Carol Schrieber
George & Sharon Ralph
November 2014
MOVED FROM
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Ohio
Indian Lake Ohio
Rivervew Michigan
Crystal Lake, IL
Plant City FL
Chillicothe, OH
COLONY COVE ADDRESS
4330 Lakeview Dr N
528 Outer Dr
3716 Sunset Dr
205 N. Utrecht
96 Pompano Dr
323 Alkmaar St
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Colony Lakes Association, Inc.
Wednesday, November 19th
Free tour of Renaissance on 9th, Manatee County Food Bank, Meals on Wheels kitchen
and Adult Day Center.
Leave Colony Cove (carpool) at 8:30A.M. for Renaissance Center, 1816 9th St.W., Bradenton. Bus tour at 9:30A.M. to Food Bank, Meals on Wheels kitchen and Daybreak Adult
Day Center. Return for optional lunch at Renaissance Bistro followed by tour of Senior
Enrichment Center and visit to Gift and Thrift Shop. For reservations contact Glenna Koch
at 981-3181, available at Saturday morning 9:30A.M. Lakes Coffee Hour. or sign up on H.H.
bulletin hoard. Deadline November 8th.
Saturday, November 29th
Visit to Orban’s Nursery Poinsettia Extravaganza Open House
Located at 9601 9th Ave.N., W. Bradenton. Free.
Leave from Harmony Hall at 12:00 noon on Colony Cove bus (max. 24 people) or carpool.
(See sign-up on H.H. bulletin board.) Back by 4 P.M. For reservations contact Jim Herbin
at 729-6643 or Joyce Austin at 722-9753, both available at Saturday morning 9:30A.M.
Lakes Coffee Hour, or sign up on H.H. bulletin board. Deadline for reservations November
22nd.
Hazardous Waste Pick-up
If you have hazardous waste that needs to be picked up, you can call our office on
November 5th, 6th and 7th to sign up. We will need your name, address and what you
are having picked up. The pick-up dates will be November 12th, 13th and 14th.
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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 have to be age-qualified, pass a backgroundcheck, and credit check. Occupants who will be residing in the home, must be at
least 45 years of age, 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 Linda Ziemba 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 to bring the home into “compliance”
status, before the closing will be approved.
Joyce Austin Sing - A - Long Group Joyce Austin & Sing -A-Long Friends surprised another former member, Jeanne Larson,
in Honor of her 95th Birthday, September 27th. She is a Resident at Verandas/Riverfront.
We had a large group of singers in attendance. The Residents and Staff were included and
enjoyed the music and fun. I presented Jeanne a Birthday Cake. We were served Ice Cream
and Punch by the Activities Directors. Jeanne was even more surprised as we all took
gifts and they had to transport them to her apartment on “WHEELS”. Another rewarding
afternoon. I cannot say enough nice things about these FRIENDS. They give from their Hearts and
spread so much Love and Cheer enjoying the music and fun. We resumed this activity
Oct. 23rd at 11:00 AM, Harmony Hall. It is an open activity and no obligations. Anyone
welcome.
Joyce Austin Kings Drive 722-9753
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Colony Cove Friendly Social Club
Entertainment Committee
If you were one of the capacity crowd, you had a fabulous time at the Halloween party. De, Gary and
Bob did a fabulous job. And a big round of applause goes to those of you who got in the spirit with those
wonderful/crazy costumes. Isn’t it fun to dress up and act “young again”?
Much appreciation goes out to Mary Weinman for her great job on the Welcome Back “Jack Tambourine”
dance. Sometimes we forget to say “Thank You” to the people who consistently do such a good job for
us. Let’s not take them for granted and say thank you whenever we can.
Again, I say, “We Need You” if we are to continue putting on these events. Come to the entertainment
committee meetings the 3rd Saturday after coffee to hear about the upcoming events and find out how
you can help. Look through this paper to see the people who are chairing these upcoming events:
Thanksgiving Dinner, Thanksgiving Dance (2 separate events), Christmas Dinner and Dance, Gaspirilla
Parade, Roaring Twenties Dance, The Legends Show, Shrimp Dinner Dance, St. Patrick’s Day Dance.
Talk to them and ask how you can get involved. Come to the meeting to offer new ideas.
Pam Graham has volunteered to help us reorganize a general volunteer list. It is not as easy as it looks.
We know some people have signed up and not been called. It is a work in progress. You will be hearing
more about it at our Saturday morning meetings. Please stay with us on this. Look for a sign up sheet
or give her a call at 941-776-4917.
Also...are you on our Shutterfly email account? Instructions for signing up will be on the back of our
new membership cards. This is so important for you to see what is coming up and how to get tickets.
More on this in next month’s Breeze.
Please feel free to call any of the officers below with your questions or comments. And as always you
are welcome to attend not only the Entertainment Committee meetings but also our Business Meetings
held the third Wednesday of the month
Lynne Rivet - Entertainment Chairperson 508-564-5358
Debbie Stone - Co-chair
352-556-9006
Mary Ricker - President
941-729-8519
Becky Pierson - Vice President
941-723-9282
Karen McGinnis - Second Vice President 941-776-4719
Cindi Heck - Secretary
941-729-0545
Brian Langley - Treasurer
941-545-7327
Friendly Social Club Activities Schedule
DATE
EVENT
LOCATION
COST
TIME
11/22/14
Thanksgiving Dance
Harmony Hall
$5.00
7:00pm
11/27/14
Thanksgiving Dinner
Harmony Hall
$10.00
12/6/14
Christmas Dinner & Dance
Harmony Hall
5:00
1/10/15
Pinot Picasso II
Harmony Hall
TBA
1/24/15
Roaring Twenties Dance
Harmony Hall
$
1/30/15
The Legends Show
Harmony Hall
TBA
TBA
1/31/15
Gasparilla Parade
$60
TBA
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for all EVENTS
TICKETS sold at COFFEE every SATURDAY (Prior to the DATE)
8-9am at HARMONY HALL
1:30 & Dinner 2:30
TBA
The Roaring Twenties Dance
Save the Date
January 24th
The French called the 1920’s The Crazy Years because everything was changing. World War I was over, money
flowed, income tax was low, and for the first time in history more
people lived in the cities than on the farm. For those men and women
who only knew farm life, the cities seemed to ROAR.
That is want we want our dance to do “ROAR”. We want you to
be wild and crazy...in an eloquent kind of way. Pull out the stops.
Go shopping. Find yourself some outrageous costumes and bling!
Check out Google and Pinterest and see how people dressed back
then.
Flappers wore head bands with feathers or flowers (Think Billie
Holliday). Women wore long dresses, long beads and hats...lots of
hats...Men were Dapper Dans with 3 piece suits and fedoras (again
more hats). If they weren’t “The Dans or the Flappers”, perhaps
they were “Gangsters and Molls”. Those ladies showed lots of leg!
(Oh My!). Think the Great Gatsby, The God Father, Al Capone, Bonnie
and Clyde. Think tuxedos and zoot suits. Think beads and boas,
suspenders and guns, fishnet stockings and long cigarette holders.
Think what you want – Anything Goes!
Watch for ticket sales to begin early December. Get tickets for your
friends up North so they don’t miss out. There will only be 300 tickets.
Look on the back of your new membership cards. Information on
how to get on our email notification site will be there. Don’t miss
out on what is happening. This will be another sold out event.
As always we can use help – especially with creative ideas to make
this a one of a kind event. Call or see one of the people below at coffee
to get more information. Please come to our monthly entertainment
committee meetings held the 3rd Saturday of the monthly after
coffee. Sit in and listen and offer your ideas. We
welcome your participation. Watch for a special
“Think Tank” session for ideas on this dance.
Pam Graham 941-776-4917
Mary Ricker 941-729-8519
Lynne Rivet 508-564-5358
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“Rhythmettes” Line Dancing
Are you ready for another season of line dancing? Hope all our northern
dancers had a safe trip back to Colony Cove and all are ready to dance.
Although few in number at times, we danced all summer and were glad
to have some newcomers join us. They are busy learning the various steps but most important is having fun and getting exercise.
Classes are held every Tuesday evening at Harmony Hall starting at 6:45P.M. If you are
a beginner, arrive a little early and Shirley or one of the girls will be glad to help you with
some of the basic steps or if you have a questions about a particular step. All dances are
cued so no need to memorize. If you don’t know the step being cued, just substitute a
step you know but keep moving and having fun. Also, don’t worry about mistakes as we
all make them. When Shirley goofs, she just cues a step and eventually we are back on
track. Line dancing is lots of fun and good exercise. It’s a fun evening with friends and
neighbors and a chance to meet new people and catch up on the news.
Hope to see you all at Harmony Hall, Tuesday evening at 6:45 P.M. or earlier if you need
help with some of the steps. Any questions, give Shirley a call at 722-3669.
Everyone welcome.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Happy Notes
“Happy Notes” practice for the 2014-2015 season started October 20th. Dr. Arthur
Harvey is our Director and we appreciate him giving of his time and patience for us with
his busy schedule. As you know, this is being written prior to our first practice session due
to the submission deadline. Dr. Harvey has selected a tentative program for the Christmas
season but songs may be deleted and others added once we start practicing. Our scheduler, Joan Roberts, is busy getting concerts scheduled. Joan had some health problems
this summer and moved to a new northern residence so she did not have a great summer.
Now that she is back in the Florida warmth and sunshine we hope her health will improve.
Many of our northern songbirds are back but we have a few who do not return until
after the first of the year. We always welcome new voices- so- if you like to sing give us a
try. Our annual Colony Cove Christmas Concert is scheduled for Sunday, December 14,
2014, at Harmony Hall starting at 2:30P.M. Mark your calendars now.
The “Happy Notes” meet every Monday at Friendship Hall from 1:30 P.M. to 3:00P.M. Get
your singing voice tuned up and we will see you then. We also hope to see some new
faces. EVERYONE WELCOME.
Any questions, call Shirley O’Neill at 722-3669 or Joan Roberts at 722-5875.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
November 14, 2014
Colony Cove Camera Club
Another fun filled meeting with a great group of amazing photographers.
We are excited to welcome back more of our “away” gang and hello to our newest
member, Jean Lewetag.
After our overview of questions regarding last months assignment and how to add
water droplets to your flower photos, we had our monthly contest.
Mr. Ricker (who did not know the owner of the photos) reviewed the many submissions
of palm trees at dusk and old cars, he decided that Donna Costey had won the covenant
prize for her sunset palm tree photo. She went home with a new instruction book on the
art of Landscape Photography.
The contest for Nov. is to try and get a squirrel to sit still long enough to take it’s picture. Hint, I hear there are a lot of squirrels on Doggie Island.
Our next monthly meeting will be on Wed. Nov. 12th at 1:30pm at HH.
Please come and join us for a fun filled 2 hours. Everyone likes to take pictures.....learn
some new tricks of the trade.
Everyone is Welcome.
See you there and “Good Shooting”.
Donna Costey, President 722-9848
South Club
It’s Fall, the best time of the year in Florida. Snowbirds have or are returning, summer
rains are over, 80’s instead of 90’s and less humidity, and we did not have any hurricanes
for which we are thankful. The biggest concern for those of us who are here all summer
are the hurricanes and possible evacuation.
As I mentioned last month, Labor day weekend we all went to the Cracker Barrel for
breakfast rather than having coffee hour at Manatee Hall. It was enjoyed by all and mention was made that we should do it more often. Well, Saturday, October 11th we did. Once
again the food was delicious, service great and the biscuits and gravy people were happy.
Our Welcome Back Dinner is scheduled for Sunday, November 9th at Manatee Hall.
Happy hour 4:00P.M. and dinner at 5:00P.M. Dinner is being catered by “Ma’s” and menu
is ham, sweet potato casserole, green beans, 7-layer salad, rolls and butter and a brownie
with ice cream for dessert. Coffee, iced tea, plates and utensils are furnished. We will have
50/50 and entertainment. Price per person is $10.00. Tickets sellers are Terry Gray, phone
713-6289 and Shirley O’Neill, phone 722-3669.
Don’t forget, the South Club also has a coffee hour at Manatee Hall every Saturday
morning starting at 9:00 A.M. Two new couples have joined us recently and it would be
nice to see more new faces. Everyone welcome. Bring your coffee cup and arrive prior to
9:00 A.M. so you will have time to visit and meet new people.
Happy Thanksgiving
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Fred RoselliArmy
Carl RoyceArmy
Colony Cove Veterans
First Name
Last Name
Branch/Service
Alford SammonsArmy
MichaelSchuttz Army
CharlesShiekle Army
RodneySinger Army
BernardSkelly Army
Frank Smith
Army
Richard J.
Smith
Army
Tony StamperArmy
O’neal StevensArmy
MikeStoneArmy
Daniel SweeneyArmy
David TompkinsArmy
JamesTracy Army
Russ UboldiArmy
DieterWest Army
Larry WilliamsArmy
Gary Zandstra
Army
Chuck
Graf
Army Reserve
Gary Faye
George Beaton
Beaton
Dowler
Canadian AF
Canadian Navy
Canadian Navy
Lance
Cheney
Coast Guard
Mike FichtnerMarine
Donald HollenbeckMarine
Bill Hollick
Marine
PatrickMcAuliffMarine
RichardMercer Marine
Bill Moore
Marine
JamesMulanixMarine
Jim MulinexMarine
Jordan PokrinchakMarine
Joe RomanoMarine
Lloyd SarasinMarine
Joe SilvaMarine
Joe
Wida, Jr.
Marine
Ralph AmbrosiaNavy
Jeff
BergholtzNavy
Gerry BlackwellNavy
David BruemmerNavy
John BuchananNavy
Fred CarnesNavy
Phil
ChandlerNavy
Bill Dow
Navy
RalphDunn Navy
Clem FournierNavy
Gary FreemanNavy
John GawronNavy
BobHeckNavy
Bob HeisseNavy
Don Henke
Navy
Bill Houser
Navy
First Name
Last Name
Branch/Service
Jack IsenseeNavy
DougJones Navy
John KustakNavy
Ann
LancasterNavy
Burt
LancasterNavy
RichardMennettiNavy
Dick MoodyNavy
Brian MurphyNavy
Bob
OverguardNavy
Marie OverguardNavy
Hazel E.
Pangburn
Navy
Lannie PassmoreNavy
Kenneth B.
Peterson
Navy
Don Rector
Navy
GaryRoth Navy
PasqualeSica
Navy
WarrenSchantzNavy
RonaldSnyder Navy
RandyWall Navy
JeanetteWeidner Navy
George Whipple
Navy
John WrinkleNavy
Norman
Labbe
Navy Reserve
Scotty
Kemp
Royal AF
KarenAllen USAF
Gilles BinetteUSAF
Dale BriningUSAF
Chet
CampleseUSAF
Steve CandrilliUSAF
Francis DerocherUSAF
Jim Eslaire
USAF
JamesFridell USAF
LilianeFridell USAF
Herb HaightUSAF
Bill Hileman
USAF
JimHoff USAF
Arthur HubbellUSAF
Bill Jenkins
USAF
NormKoonsUSAF
Joe KopecUSAF
CharlesLingner USAF
MauriceLow
USAF
StephanMcInnis USAF
Frank Migs
USAF
Herb NebolskyUSAF
DennisPetty USAF
AllenRaderUSAF
Walter ScanlonUSAF
LarryScott USAF
HaroldSnyder USAF
Ron StephanUSAF
Frank Szachta
USAF
Roger WilkersonUSAF
Bob
Pellegrino
USAF & Army
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Colony Cove Veterans
Colony Cove will be honoring our Veterans on November 11th. The C. C. Riders Golf
Cart Club will be honoring our Veterans with a parade starting at Manatee Hall at 8:30AM
and ending at Harmony Hall at 10:30AM for a ceremony and refreshments. As we parade
though the park we hope you will come out and cheer those veterans in the parade. For
those veterans who will not be able to participate in the parade, the parade participants
will be cheering for them as we pass by their homes. If you know or meet any of the veterans listed on the previous page, please take the time to thank them for their service to
our country. Without them we would may not the freedoms and lifestyle we enjoy every
day. Thank you from all of us at Colony Cove.
Veterans Day Celebration
Please join us on nov. 11 for our Veterans Day Celebration. Festivities will begin with
the golf cart parade leaving manatee hall at 0930. Refreshments, provided by els, will
be served before the ceremony which will start at 1100.
Please make every effort to attend and support our veterans. For further information
call russ uboldi 776 7892.
ATTENTION VETERANS
The Korean War Veterans Association, Chapter 199, bradenton invites any veteran who
served on active duty within korea including its territorial waters and airspace from sept.
1945 to the present time, or any veteran on active duty outside of korea from june 25,
1950 to January 31, 1955.
We meet on the 4th thurs. of each month at 1030 at the veterans of foreign wars hall
at 51st St. and manatee ave.
For further information or a ride call russ uboldi 776 7892
Veterans For Veterans
Vets For Vets is an established club in Colony Cove. The Club was
started this past spring. The club membership is for all honorably
discharged U.S. veterans, as well as those veterans of forces friendly
to the U.S. We also have associate memberships for anyone living in Colony Cove that
desires to join us in support of the club. Our mission is to reach out to other vets and
their spouses to help provide information, support and assistance whenever we can. We
also will be having social events and trips for anyone to attend.
Several things will be going on in November. November 11th is the Veterans Day Celebration. The day starts with a golf cart parade leaving Manatee Hall at 9:30 finishing at
Harmony Hall where refreshments will be served. Following the refreshments a ceremony
will start at 11:00.
We still need photos of us in uniforms in our younger years for display on a Who’s
Dat table in Harmony Hall. Photos will be returned. We hope to get as many veterans in
attendance as possible.
Vets For Vets is teaming up with members of the Golf Cart Club to make sure any and
all Veterans can ride in the parade. Please call John Walters (Outreach Coordinator) (941)
845-4349 if you need assistance or you can give someone who has no cart a ride in the
parade.
On November 20th, a trip to the Sarasota National Cemetery is planned. This is a
walking tour of the cemetery and is limited to 25-30 people per tour. Anyone planning
on going should be at Harmony Hall by 12:45 and ready to leave at 1:00. You can either
make arrangements to carpool or take your own vehicle. For further information contact
Sandy Dunigan at (941) 722-7162. So she can have a head count please RSVP if you are
planning on attending.
On Dec. 7th, the 73rd anniversary of Pearl Harbor, a trip is planned to Tampa’s War Memorial Park on Hwy 301. For anyone wishing to attend please contact Al Collins at (941)
567-9219.
The Veterans Memorial is going forward. Several meetings have been held and the
proposed draft has been well received by Dennis, the Park manager, and has been put
out for Contractor bids. As this project moves along we will keep you updated on its
progress.
Are you in need of American Flags? The 8”x12” yard flags are $1.00. Large “We Support
Our Troops” flags are $10.00, and VFV member decals are $2.00. These can be purchased
at any of our meetings or contact either John Walters (941) 845-4349, or Norm Koons at
(941) 721-8691.
The club meets on the 3rd Wednesday monthly at Ellenton Hall 6:00 pm. Come join us
November 19th, for our next monthly meeting. We are always looking for new members
and new ideas. To be a member all you need is a copy of your DD214, VA card or other
proof of military service.
Al Collins, Board Chairman
(941) 567-9219 or 567-7423
Norm Koons, Vice Chairman
(941) 721-8691
John Dunigan, Membership Chairman (941) 722-7162 (h) or (517) 290-2006 (c)
WHO DAT VET
During our Veterans Day Celebration on Nov. 11 we are going to have a contest called
“WHO DAT VET”. We are going to collect your pictures of when you were in uniform so
many years ago. The Vets for Vets club will be collecting them at all our coffee hours and
will also pick them up from you for this contest. The pictures will be displayed during
our celebration at Harmony Hall that day. We would also like to have any stories that you
have written about your experiences. Those attending will have a chance to see if they
can recognize who the pictures belong to and to share your experiences. If you don’t
attend any coffee hours, call AI Collins at 941-567-9219 to have your pictures picked up.
For further information call Russ Uboldi 776-7892.
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New England Club of Colony Cove
Website Editors: Ron & Carol Stephan RonCarol1982@aolcom
The New England Club of Colony Cove is an organization which strives to provide social opportunities for
members and friends who reside in the Colony Cove Community and beyond. Membership is open to all from
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, as well as any others who wish
to join us and share in our activities. For example, we are pleased to have members from Canada, Ohio, New York,
Pennsylvania and several others states. We even have long time members from the U.K.
AS OF 10/27/14 ALL N.E. CLUB BREAKFAST MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AT MANATEE HALL, NOT ELLENTON
All of our coffee hours are scheduled for the last Monday of each month (with the exception of December)
October through April. A free breakfast for members or joining new members that day begins at 8 A.M. with the
business meeting commencing at 9 A.M. NOW AT MANATEE HALL.
Our SNOWBIRDS ARE TRICKLING IN TO COLONY COVE DAILY. GREAT TO SEE YOU ALL.
We hope you remember to bring your used Printer ink Cartridges to our meetings to help our community’s “Meals
On Wheels” Program.
It was great seeing many old Friends at our first breakfast meeting in Manatee Hall Oct. 27.
We’re all looking forward to another great season with the following schedule in place:
November MONDAY 17 Belly Buster Picnic at the Pavilion 10 a.m·. to 2 p.m.
December MONDAY 15 Christmas Omelette Breakfast. Manatee Hall 8 a.m.
January SATURDAY 31 “Chowderfest” Manatee Hall
February SATURDAY 21 Manatee Hall-RICKY AND FRANKIE- “THE BLIZZARD” Wear your hats, scarves & mittens
March SATURDAY 21 St. Patrick’s Dance- Manatee Hall DEL & GARY
April Date TBA Spring Fling Picnic
This will be Gordie Raymond’s last column for the New England Club as he’s returning to the Boston area in early
November to be with family.
“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed doing this for many years as I also was pleased to act as the clubs’ emissary in sending
out many get well cards and Sympathy cards to our many members in need. Several years ago Carol Roselli took
over the club from me as outgoing President. She and her great staff and many willing helpers have done a magnificent job in not only growing the New England Club, but in making it one of the most popular and thriving clubs
in Colony Cove. I’m confident our group will continue to have great leadership and success since it’s comprised of
such wonderful and diverse people. I’ve made many great and lasting friends here and that is my deepest regret,
leaving them. I’ll continue to stay in touch with our on-line info and E-mails and fully intend to come back and
visit as often as possible. Thanks to you all for your friendship, support and many great memories”.
Carol Roselli, President
721-9481
Richard Cunniff, Vice President 723-1944
Ron Stephan, Treasurer 729-2134
Carol Stephan, Secretary
729-2134
Susie O’Neal, Board Member
721-6214
Be sure to follow this monthly column in your ‘Breeze’ for any updates and/or additions.
The Pennsylvania Club
Let’s have a blast of the trumpets; a roll of the drums!
Get up; get moving; get offa’ those bums!
The time is here; the Season’s begun.
Now it’s up to you to join our Club’s fun!
Come to Friendship Hall on November Twenty
To our bountiful Brunch - with tempting treats aplenty.
Mark your calendar, too, for December Nine.
Our Christmas party is a guaranteed, fine time.
We’ll tram it out to The Riverhouse Grille
For food, fun and friendship - a great holiday “drill”!
THEN:
We’re not staring the New Year with any “seeing” soothsayers.
But we’re gonna’ be jumping and jiving with the Sarasota Players!
On January Eighteen, CABARET will set us tapping.
Lively music and dancing (without any rappping...)
For the whole New Year, we’ve got plans galore
Come join our group; you’ll be glad - we’re sure!
NOW:
Right now - before our great Thanksgiving Day - Let’s count all of our blessings - and - gratefully pray!
Detailed details - Mel Jacoby, President 479-4283
By Gordie Raymond
NOTICE: STIll dOINg buSINESS
IN COlONy COvE SINCE 2004!
Sudsy Paws
721-9607
Call Colony Cove Residents
Larry or Jan
Dog gRooming
ALL BREEDS
Evening Appointments
mon.-Sat. 8 am-5 pm
Lic. School Trained groomer
Colony Cove Residents • We will pick up and deliver if needed.
Specializing in Manufactured HoMe repairS
Call Your Local Plumber
Established
in Manatee
County 1985
776-2404
ELLENTON
Lic. CFC1426215
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The New York State Club
Of Colony Cove
Welcome back snowbirds! It’s nice to see you trickle down south to your winter homes.
We hope you enjoyed a happy, healthy summer.
Our official activities will begin with our November 14th meeting a 11:00 a.m. in Manatee Hall. A pot luck lunch will follow so everyone can renew friendships and get back
into the swing of things. The nominating committee will present a list of nominations
for board members with elections held in December.
Be sure to save the date for the Kim Betts and the Gamble Creek Band. They’re back by
popular demand on Saturday, February 8, 2015 from 7:00-10:00 at Harmony Hall.
An important thing to remember is to advise Joanne Sammons by phone: 941-981-5886
or e-mail: jsammons1@tampabay.rr.com regarding any member with illness, hospitalization or bereavement so she may continue to send cards from our club. Please be sure to
include names and addresses whenever you pass on any information.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact one of our board members listed
below:
President -Verne Killian (941) 722-2389
Vice-President- Jim Graf (585) 303-1639
Secretary - Sue Arney (585) 721-1302
Treasurer- Mary Weinman
(941)-776-7047
Michigan Club of Colony Cove
The Michigan Club WELCOMES you back for another fun-filled time at Colony Cove. Our first get-together will be a Buffet lunch at DaySpring Episcopal
Conference Center at noon. Reservations must be made by November 17th;
we will collect the cost of the buffet ($10.00 per person) at both Coffee Hours on November
1, 8 and 15. For those who do not attend the Coffee Hours, please make arrangements to
pay Jan Smith or John Dunigan before the 17th of November.
Hopefully, you’ve logged into our Michigan Club website (themichiganclubatcolonycove.shutterfly.com). At this site, you’ll see photos of past activities (including this
Summer’s Reunion we had at Zender‘s in Frankenmuth, Michigan), read Posts written by
Members, and view the Yearly Calendar. For further information, contact John or Sandy
Dunigan at sandy.reserv@yahoo.com or call at (517-290-2006).
Our Calendar of Events for the 2014-2015 Season includes:
11-21-2014
12-19-2014
1-16-2015
2-20-2015
3-20-2015
4-17-2015
Welcome Back at DaySpring Episocopal Conference Center (Noon)
Christmas Party - Duff’s in Bradenton
South Florida Museum guided tour
Solomon’s Castle
Riverside Tour on the Manatee River
Picnic at Emerson Point
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 sandy.
reserv@yahoo.com).
The Canadian Club of Colony Cove
Welcome Back! November is the start of the 2014-2015 season of the
Canadian Club. We have a number of planned events, which are listed
below, and we invite all Canadian and American Snowbirds to participate in these and
our interesting monthly meetings.
Our Executive meetings are the first Monday of each month at the Harmony Hall
Conference Room at 10:30 am. The first meeting is scheduled for November 3rd, 2014.
The General meetings are held the second Monday of the month at Ellenton Hall at
9:30 am. The first General meeting is to be held Monday, November 10th. Complimentary
coffee, tea and donuts will be served. We strive to make these meetings interesting by
engaging speakers to present topics of importance. Please join us, your suggestions and
participation in our Club is of vital importance for our continuance.
Planned Events for 2015
January 16, Friday - Lakes Shuffle Courts at 12:30. Refreshments to follow.
January 26, Monday - CAN-AM Golf tournament- followed by Golf Banquet
at Manatee Hall 5:00- 9:00 pm.
February 19, Thursday – Dinner Dance at Manatee Hall 5:00 10:00 PM
March 20, Friday - Farewell Picnic at the Pavilion 10:30 to 4:00 PM
Details regarding the above events will follow.
Executive
President
V. President Secretary Treasurer Murray Gow 729-7907
Ron Newton 722-6459
Karen McCall 729-9060
Bob Hunter
722-6206
Hope to see you at our first General meeting on November 10th.
Ute Baldwin, 941-479-7139 ,
for Karen McCall, Secretary
Wisconsin/Minnesota Club
Finally! The Welcome Back Coffee is here. Monday, November 3, at 9:30a.m., in Ellenton
Hall. Bring your own cup and we’ll provide the coffee and rolls. You’re in for a surprise if
you haven’t yet seen any of the changes to Ellenton Hall. Think about any new things you’d
like to include in this season for the club. Our Christmas luncheon needs to be discussed
as the Crap Trap II is for sale and is not currently open. This will be an important meeting,
so please try to attend.
The potluck for November is scheduled for noon on Saturday, November 22, at Ellenton
Hall. Social time will be be from 12-12:30p.m.; the meal will be served at 12:30 p.m. The meat
for the potluck hasn’t yet been determined but the chef is leaning toward ham. He should
have made his decision by the Welcome Back Coffee. Remember to bring your own table
service, drink, and a dish to pass that will serve at least eight. The club will provide coffee
and hot water. Dues will be collected at this meeting, they will remain $2 per person.
Future events will be discussed in next month’s Breeze. Any resident of Colony Cove
who knows where Minnesota and Wisconsin are located (or who has visited) is welcome
to come and check us out. The Coffee would be a good chance to see how we do things.
We are relaxed, non-pressured, and definitely anti-cliques. We are definitely fun loving
and enjoy good company. If you have any questions, call the Browns at 224-1424.
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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
The New York State Club­
Of Colony Cove Presents:
Sunday Dec. 7th 2014
Manatee Hall
4 pm - 7pm Spaghetti & Meat Ball Dinner
Just $6. 00
Boxes will be at Manatee Hall & Harmony
Golf Cart Parade to pick up toy,
leaving Manatee Hall @ 6:00
Kim Betts & The Gamble Creek Band
February 7, 2015
7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Harmony Hall
An evening of country music and dancing.
Be sure to wear your finest western gear.
Tickets are $5.00.
BYOB and snacks
Will return back to Manatee Hall
Program with the
United States Marine Corp.
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Colony Cove Adventures
Cheryl Haggerty, Brenda Owen & Cheryl Lamb are happy to welcome Becky Pierson on
board. Becky will also be escorting different trips around the area. We are all residents of
Colony Cove. We invite you to stop by our table at the “FSC” coffee on Saturday morning’s
for more information’s about trips. Also check out our web page: www.colonycoveadventures.com
Just email Cheryl@colonycoveadventures.com or call (941) 981- 9180 to sign up for
any trips.
Thur. Nov. 27 Thanksgiving Dinner at “The Tradewinds” in St Petersburg: Enter into
a Tropical Paradise, with a lush 8000 sq. ft. garden atrium lined with two parallel rows
of eight, 23-foot majestic palm trees. Indulge in a bountiful Thanksgiving Buffet in the
beautiful ballroom. Enjoy Shrimp Cocktail and Crab Claws, then indulge in the entrees
with Traditional Turkey with trimmings and many delicious entrees. Complete your feast
with a Viennese Dessert Table. On the way home we’ll take a drive out to Fort Desoto. $ 71.00
Monday December 8, 2014 “Holiday Dine Around Orlando” . Join us on a holiday
outing, traveling from Resort to Resort and enjoying the Spirit of Christmas as we partake
in a delightful traveling luncheon. We will visit Marriott World Center Resort, Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, Contemporary Resort, the Grand Floridian, and the Columbia Restaurant.
Then we’ll walk the short distance to the Town Center where you’ll find unique shops
filled with Christmas goodies and to see ‘Now Snowing’, a winter wonderland spectacular
featuring strolling Dickens Carolers, ice skating rink and nightly snowfall at 6:00 p.m. We’ll
drive through the picturesque town built by Disney. The houses are impressive at Christmastime and the outside lighting displays are spectacular. Cost $98.00
Friday December 19, 2014: “SARASOTA’S CHRISTMAS RADIANCE” Get in the Spirit of
Christmas as you enjoy a delicious dinner. Then set back and enjoy your tour of beautiful Christmas lights, viewing the special glow of our community with our pre-planned
routing of outstanding homes decorated for the Holiday Season.
Cost $49.00
Thursday December 25: We are taking reservation for Christmas Day “Dinner & Show
(A Christmas Carol) at The BROADWAY PALMS in Ft Myers. The bus does fill up so make
reservations now. Cost $ 84.00
Harmony Hall Bingo
As this article goes into the November Breeze, we have been having Bingo for a month.
We have been happy to see some of our Bingo friends and hoping to see our returning
northern Bingo buddies and new people enjoying our Bingo on Thursdays at 6:30.
We start selling at 5:15 and try to stop selling at 6:15 so we can be ready to play at 6:30.
We also serve coffee and cookies at half time.
Joins us and have fun!
BINGO
MANATEE HALL
OIN
COME J !
!!
THE FUN
TUESDAY NIGHT
BINGO
Friday Night - Start 6:30p.m.
Cards Available 5:30 pm.
“CHEAPY BINGO”
Arrive No Later Than 6:10 p.m.
FRIENDSHIP HALL
We are open for the summer.
The doors open at 6:00 so you
can pick out your winning
cards early.
We start calling at 6:30.
Hot Dogs, Chips & Drinks
Available In Carport
4:15 p.m. To 6:15 pm.
Everyone Welcome
Join Friends - Meet New Ones
Have A Fun Evening!
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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CAROLING PARK-WIDE TO
SHUT-INS IN COLONY COVE
Date: Monday, December 15th
Time: Meet at 5:30P.M.
Place: Begin outside Manatee Hall (South and West) or Harmony Hall (North and Lakes)
Y’all will form 2 or 3 lines of golf carts at each site to transport carolers. (Thank you, CC
Golf Cart Club). Make sure each caroler has a ride and that batteries are in good shape.
Each team drives to scheduled homes of shut-ins in assigned area following your leader.
Song sheets will be provided ahead of time. Dress festively, and warmly if night is cool.
Bring a flashlight and, if you have one, a musical instrument (ie. bells, harmonica, guitar,
fiddle, trumpet, etc.) We will sing several carols at each home and deliver a decorated plate
of home-baked cookies baked by our wonderful CC bakers. Cookies must be received by
Saturday, December 13th to be sorted and wrapped on Sunday.
If you know of someone ill, handicapped or homebound, or who has recently lost a love
one, please write the name, address and phone # on the posted Shut-In List in one of the
Halls, or contact Kathy Plourde (723-1933) or Jan Belfield (722-6801) so each person to be
caroled to will be contacted and scheduled ahead of time.
After caroling we are all invited to meet in Harmony Hall for hot chocolate, hot cider and
refreshments. Each caroler is asked to bring some luscious sandwiches or awesome snacks
to share at our get-together.
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Harmony Hall Hobby Club
November 1st------that means that there are 26 days until Thanksgiving and around
54 days until CHRISTMAS!! Wow, didn’t we just pack away all the holiday decorations?!
It’s hard to consider, but we have to start gearing up for the pre-holiday planning. Just
look in the department stores----they have all kinds of holiday items on display!
It is time to start up our creative inclinations and think about what we can make
for the holidays. There are so many fun ideas for gift-giving, decorating, and holiday
sharing. Our club members will be anxious to share project ideas that we have found over the summer. With our members being from various parts of the United States and Canada we get a variety
of new trends and popular project ideas. We look forward to setting up workshops and classes with
anyone who would care to share their craft ideas.
Also, a late reminder of the Christmas Trash and Treasure Sale which is held on Saturday, November 1, 2014. De Griffin is our chairman and will make available items which can help to start your
Christmas planning.
Hold the date of Tuesday, December 16, 2014 to attend the annual Christmas party for
club members at Peridia. The committee of ladies who create this event can promise a
wonderful meal, lots of fun and friendship. There will be more information forthcoming
at our meetings.
Hobby club members---don’t forget that we have a library of magazines and books
on crafting that you can borrow. Just ask to see what is available.
Our Fall “Welcome Back Luncheon” will be Tuesday, November 18, 2014 at Harmony Hall. Cora
Langley and Mary Weiman are co-chairing this event. We all look forward to a nice time.
The month of February, when we schedule the annual “Bus Trip” is fast approaching. Please give
some thought as to where you may be interested in going. We are open to your ideas and will be
needing suggestions ASAP. It is important to make this decision so as to have enough time to make
reservations for transportation.
Once again, the Hobby Club would like to “Thank” BRIAN CLOONEY PEST CONTROL for keeping
our storage areas “Pest Free”. Thanks, Brian!
Anyone interested in attending a meeting or joining our club, stop at Harmony Hall every Tuesday
at 8:30 AM and join the group for fun, friendship and --------refreshments!
See you—
Linda Henson, Secretary
Gray Pretenders
Have you ever enjoyed a play or show of any type and thought to yourself. . ......”gee, that looks like
fun”, or even…….’’I could do something like that”? Well, here is your chance. Our ten minute plays
have been selected and we will be casting soon for our annual show in March. There will be roles
for 10 women and 8 men. And if acting hasn’t been your secret ambition, there are lots of other jobs
that go along with putting on a show.
We meet at 2:00 PM on the 1st Wednesday of each month in the Conference Room at Harmony
Hall.
In addition to putting on shows, we love attending them, and more times than not, enjoy the
group rate.
Bernie Peterson, Pres. 941-729-0353
Karen Percheski
941-981-9309
Gray Pretenders Discount Tickets
The Gray Pretenders will again be obtaining discount tickets for the Players Theater in Sarasota.
On JANUARY 11th, we will be going to see Cabaret, which, of course, needs no introduction. Those
of you who have been regular attendees know what great job the actors do at this theater and I am
sure this will be no exception. If you have never come with us and are interested in knowing more,
please give me a call. This performance is sure to be a sell out, so we will be selling the tickets a little
early starting mid November. There will be a limited number of tickets available. We will be selling
them at The Friendly Social Club coffee on Saturday mornings. To hear more about this and to learn
about what we do at the Gray Pretenders, come to our monthly meetings held in the conference
room at Harmony Hall on the first Wednesday of the month at 2:00PM.
Lynne Rivet, 508-564-5358
South Quilt Club
We want to Welcome Back Linda and Fran; we missed you and can’t wait
to see everyone back here soon. Safe travels for all our Snowbirds that are
on their way. We also want to wish everyone a wonderful and Thankful
Thanksgiving.
This month I am featuring two different kinds of quilts that we will be
looking to make as soon as the “snowbirds” start arriving. One is called a
“Jellyroll” and the other is called a “Chevron”. The chevron will be the one
that each one of us makes 1 square and then we put them all together and
have it quilted, and it will probably go to the Bazaar Fair and raffle tickets
would be sold. All of these quilts that we make are made from scraps, so
that’s why I remind everyone every month that we are always looking for
scrap material.
Would like to also remind everyone that we are always looking for donations of scrap or any type of sewing articles; we love to take donations. It’s
amazing what this group can create with scrap material. This past month
we received a large donation of scrap material and plenty of odds and ends
for us to use this fall in the making of our next group quilt
We meet every Friday at 9AM to 3PM at Friendship Hall. Many of us stay
and have lunch together.
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. This year we have
had many ladies stop by and have shown some interest in our group.
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- Colony Cove Residents -
The Colony Cove Woodworkers Club would like to remind folks that sometimes your
trash is not our treasure. In most cases it is just trash. Used lumber, cabinet parts, old
flooring, and drywall, are many of the items that are not reusable. Please refrain from
dropping those items off at our shop. Those items should be placed on your curb during
normal trash pick-up.
We utilize a lot of donated tools and wood products. Please call or check with a club
member before dropping your donated items off.
We thank you for thinking of us.
Colony Cove
Woodworkers Club
Hello loyal readers and club members. By the time this issue comes out we should have
had our first new year business meeting. One of our top issues and one that our bylaws
require is soliciting volunteers for various club positions. Voting will take place at this
months meeting, 19th at 1000 Friendship Hall.
We are also going to participate with CC riders and put up a club Christmas tree. The
ladies of the Beading Club (several of our members) will give us a hand. Looking for
something to get you in the holiday spirit, come on out. More to come on scheduling.
The backbone of our club are our membership dues, with this monies we purchase new
and repair equipment. We also welcome donated tools, hardware and some wood products. However, I would like to remind you that sometimes your trash is not our treasure.
In most cases its just trash. Used flooring , drywall and most used lumber are not items
that we can repurpose. Please refrain from dropping those items off at our shop. Those
items should be placed on your curb during normal trash pickup.
Let’s Make Some Saw Dust Together,
Randy
Colony Cove Trivia Club
New name, same game, same rules, same prizes and it is still free.
C.C. Trivia Club meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at
Manatee Hall. We start the games at 6:30 P.M. The cash prizes are: 1st
place $25.00, 2nd place $15.00 and 3rd place $10.00. We do have a 50/50
game.
Some of the questions are easy and some of the questions are hard. So if you are interested, please join us for 2 hours of fun. It is a chance to get together with friends and
meet new people. It’s an evening to try and remember things that we learned a long
time ago. We would love to see you there.
We are exploring new avenues to serve food during the winter months. If you have
any questions please call Bernie Peterson at 729-0353.
Amateur Radio Operators (HAMS)
Do you have an Amateur Radio License or are you studying for one? Are you interested
in finding out what it takes to be a Ham Radio operator? If so, some Colony Cove residents
have formed a HAM Club and are looking for other radio operators or residents who might
be interested in getting together.
The club’s next meeting will be held on Saturday, November 15 at 1:00 p.m. Harmony
Hall Glass Room. The club meetings will be held the 3rd Saturday each month through
June 2015. Due to Christmas, the club will skip December.
For more information contact:
Jim (W4ESL) - 941-729-4828
Ken (W1KEN) - 941-417-2128
Dick (W1BES) - 941-531-7224
Dana (K1RQ) – 941-776-4998
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Boat Club
For those snowbirds that have returned, WELCOME BACK! Our first meeting of the year
will already have been held by the time you read this. I’m sure it will have been great.
We started out with pizza and had a small swap meet where folks with boating related
parts & accessories brought them in to swap or trade. Could be something we do every
so often. In the future we are looking forward to a couple of trips to Egmont Key, fishing tournaments, misc. boat trips, picnics, professional information, sea food boil and whatever
else we can come up with. The November meeting will be started with a Mexican Food
Pot-Luck. I’m really looking forward to a fun filled season, but I can’t stress enough the importance
of everyone’s participation. We need YOUR ideas as to what YOU want to do and most
importantly we need your physical participation in the events. Let’s make this the best
Boating Season ever!!
Jim Mulanix, Commodore
Colony Cove Garden Club
I would like to welcome Jan Carr as the new Vice President of the Garden Club. Jan,
along with her husband Bob and their son John, have been gardeners in the club since
its inception and they bring with them a wealth of gardening experience. Thanks, Jan,
for volunteering for the position.
“The garden is a place of peace and serenity where I enjoy reading my bible” says
Debra Bundrum. Debra moved from North Carolina to Colony Cove in September and
immediately started her garden of beets, peas, carrots and onions.
Margaret Dotse called me today to share her excitement as she was preparing to eat the
carrots she just picked. “I never thought gardening could be so much fun and rewarding,
I just love it!” says Margaret.
The members say they truly enjoy the meetings because so much is learned from each
other and everyone is so willing to share their thoughts, ideas and even the fruits of their
labor – yes, their herbs and veggies. We have a buddy system at the garden that if anyone
is sick or on vacation, everyone would chip in and tend to their garden until they return.
How awesome!!!
The club meeting is every first Wednesday of the month at 9:00 am at the garden and
ALL are invited. You do not have to be a member to attend.
For more information or if you would like to be on the waiting list for a plot please
contact either Jan or myself.
Deborah Bender, President
Jan Carr, Vice President
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Colony Cove Ladies
9 Hole League
I would like to take this time to welcome back our Northern Golfers. It will be nice to see
you all back and ready to start a new season of golf again. Please note, I put in a wrong
time for being at the golf course. The correct time to be at the course is 8:30AM and ready
to tee off at 9 AM.
If there are any new ladies to the Cove that would like to join our league, please contact
Mary Roberts at 928-2221, Sherry Gow at 729-7907 or Doris Camplese at 722-8481. We
sure would be glad to see you join our fun league.
Our schedule for the 2014-2015 season is listed below.
Oct 29th Fun Day
Nov. 5th 1st day of League Golf and Annual Meeting
Dec. 17th Christmas Luncheon
Dec. 31st, 2014 League play resumes
Mar. 18th, 2015 last day of League play
March 25th Fun Day and annual luncheon
Please remember to bring your $2.00 for Fun Day and on the first day of league play
bring your dues of $35.00 for the year. Please be at the course at 8:30AM and be ready to
tee off at 9 AM.
Lakes Shuffleboard Club
Welcome back to all our snow birds. The winter mixed leagues are in full swing. The
Lakes has a social shuffle on Tuesdays (9AM) and on Saturdays (9:30AM) at the Harmony
Hall Shuffleboard Courts. All residents including all North and South shuffle club members
are welcome. This is a great way to meet your neighbors and have fun.
The Lakes Club has a very competitive league on Mondays and Wednesdays at 9AM.
Anyone who is interested in learning how to shuffle, proper etiquette and different
strategies of the game, instructors are available. To get started, call Rodney Singer 7231979 or Dennis Petty 981-9363.
North Shuffle Club
Welcome back!!! Shuffling has been started.
North Shuffle Club is an organization geared at having fun and open to everyone. Good
or bad, beginner (instructions available) or expert, you are welcome!
We shuffle on Wednesdays at 1:00 PM, Thursdays at 6:30 PM (pin night) and Sundays at
6:30 (quarter night).
Beginning November 1st we will have Double Elimination at $5 per person.
Activities as follows:
11/16- Welcome Back Pot Luck (4:30 social hour / 5:00 dinner). Short meeting following
with shuffle afterwards.
12/13 - Christmas Party at Anna Maria’s Oyster Bar (12:00) (Bring $10 unisex gift)
01/11-Turkey Shoot 1:00 PM
Sign up sheets for Welcome Back and Xmas Party are available in the club house or call
Betty Lynch at 585-309-5564.
President - Bill Scanlon Vice President - Mike Arney
Treasurer/Secretary- Lorraine Tracy/Betty Lynch
Sewell’s Plumbing Colony Cove Bowling
Our bowling league is off to a great start with 14 teams and over 54 bowlers. As of press
time we have room for a few bowlers. Substitute bowlers are always welcome, just let me
know by calling me at 928-2221. We meet at the Alley (North on 75, exit Big Bend Rd., the
Alley is on your right). Next month I will post the results from our first month of bowling.
May we all have a healthy and safe month.
See you at the Alley...
Mary Roberts, secretary
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Bowling League
By the time this article comes out, we will have been bowling about three weeks. Most
of us are looking forward to seeing our northern friends and getting into our Thursday
morning routine. Some of us have been bowing all summer.
If anyone is interested in joining us or being a sub, please call Jerry Mulford at 941-7290818 or Brian Langley at 941-723-3744.
The Miscues Pool League
Announces the 3rd Annual
NEW YEARS EVE Extravaganza
Wednesday, December 31, 2014 at Manatee Hall
Doors open at 7:30pm
Florida DJ’s own Larry Velez is back to
entertain and dazzle us.
As is our signature, we will have many businesses donating door prizes for this event.
Last year we received about $300 in gift cards and gifts. This year will look forward
to getting more sponsors for this event, so that we can pass those gifts unto you. As
always we will also be having a 50/50 drawing.
Come bring your partner and your friends for a great time.
Tickets will be available at both coffees or by calling Jesse Silva at 941-479-4737
This is a BYOB, snacks and ice will be provided.
Tickets $10.00 See you there
FALL BACK!!
Daylight Savings Time ends November 2nd.
Change clocks back one hour.
And...Don’t forget to change the battery
in your smoke detector.
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Colony Cove Orchid Club
The Colony Cove Orchid Club held its second meeting of the new season in Manatee
Hall on October 6, 2014. Program Director Bob Milner opened the meeting with the Secretary’s and Treasurer’s report and thanked those members who had attended the Open
House for Florida Suncoast Orchids in Myakka City, Florida. Owner and grower Jim Roberts
raved at the large number of Colony Cove Orchid Club members who traveled out there
to view the open house and make some very substantial purchases. He and his wife were
very appreciative of our membership and hoped to see us again at the upcoming orchid
shows.
Bob then proceeded to show the members how to remove a keiki from a dendrobium
orchid. Keiki is the Hawaiian word for baby and that is what most orchid seedlings are
called. With the assistance of Colony Cove Orchid Club member Libby Rupert, who delicately removed the keiki from the mother plant, Bob then potted the small keiki in a very
small plastic pot and gave it to the owner of the mother plant, Ann Gabriele. Bob then
separated another keiki from the mature Dendrobium orchid, potted it again to show club
members and gave it to Libby Rupert for her excellent assistance.
Next in line for Mr. Milners
expert orchid care was a large
cattleya orchid that was brought
to the meeting by Tom Griffin.
Program Director Milner had
asked him to bring the orchid to
the meeting so he could show
the membership how to divide
a large overgrown orchid plant.
Rhynchlaetiocattleya Chia Un
‘Shin Shy’ AM/AOS - (Yes, orchid
owners have to learn some very
long and difficult terms) - had
overgrown both a plastic pot and
a ceramic pot and had roots and
pseudo bulbs growing in all directions. Bob expertly showed the
membership how to successfully cut off a portion of the plant and create a new division
of the same orchid plant.
Colony Cove Orchid Club members also vote for their favorite orchid from the Bloom
Table. Club members bring in orchid plants in bloom for the monthly meeting and are
then judged by fellow club members and awarded 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons.The
1st place blue ribbon for the October meeting was awarded to Richard Hale for his Red
Spider orchid.Three 2nd place red ribbons and three 3rd place white ribbons were also
awarded to various club members.
Colony Cove Orchid Club members prepare to vote for their favorite orchid while Pat
Jeans looks over the many orchids set out on the bloom table. Program Director Milner
also set up a number of orchids on our monthly raffle table. When these orchids are
available, Bob brings them to the meeting and raffle tickets are sold to the members in
attendance. For $1.00 a ticket or six for $5.00 Colony Cove Orchid Club members get the
chance to take home a brand new plant. The plants pictured below were on the raffle
table and available to members as the numbers were called out. As a winning number is
called out,the club member with the winning number gets to choose which orchid he or
she would like to take home with them. This continues until all the raffle orchids are gone.
The next meeting of the Colony Cove Orchid Club will be on Monday, November 3,
2014 at Manatee Hall at 1:00 PM. New members are always invited to stop by and join
our little botanical group. Dues are $5.00 per year and the club meets from September
through May. Growing orchids is not as difficult as many people think and by joining the
Colony Cove Orchid Club members get additional help with their orchids and a chance
to meet with other people who have the same interests. Membership is not reserved for
only Colony Cove residents. A number of our members live in communities that surround
Colony Cove.
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Turkey Lattice Pie
by South Hobby Club
Marinated Thanksgiving Turkey
1-1/2 cups chicken broth
2 cups water
1 cup soy sauce
2/3 cup lemon juice
2 garlic cloves, minced
1-1/2 teaspoons ground ginger
1 teaspoon pepper
1 turkey (12 to 13 pounds)
Combine the first seven ingredients; reserve 1 cup for
basting. Pour remaining marinade into a 2-gal. resealable
plastic bag. Add the turkey and seal bag; turn to coat. Refrigerate overnight, turning several times. Drain and discard
marinade.
Heat grill ac­cording to manufacturer’s directions for
indirect cooking or roast in a conventional oven*. Tuck
wings under turkey and place with breast side down on
grill rack. Cover and grill for 1 hour. Add 10 briquettes to
coals; turn the turkey breast side up. Brush with reserved
marinade. Cover and cook for 2 hours, adding 10 briquettes
to maintain heat and brushing with marinade every 30
minutes until meat thermometer reads 185 °. Cover and
let stand 20 minutes before carving. Yield: 8 servings.
*Conventional Roasting Method: Place turkey on a rack in
a large roaster. Bake, uncovered, at 325° for 4 to 4-1/2 hours
or until meat thermome­ter reads 185°. Baste frequently
with reserved mari­nade. When turkey begins to brown,
cover lightly with a tent of aluminum foil.
Turkey Reuben
1 slice white bread, toasted
1 teaspoon prepared mustard
2 ounces thinly sliced cooked turkey breast
1/8 teaspoon caraway seed
1/2 cup sauerkraut
1 slice Swiss cheese
Green pepper rings, optional
Place the toast on an ungreased baking sheet; spread the
top with mustard. Arrange turkey over mustard. Sprinkle
with caraway seed; top with the sauerkraut and cheese.
Broil about 4 in. from the heat for 3 minutes or until cheese
is bubbly and lightly browned. Top with pepper rings if
desired. Yield: 1 serving.
3 tubes (8 ounces each) refrigerated crescent rolls
4 cups cubed cooked turkey
1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded cheddar or Swiss cheese
1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped broccoli,
thawed and drained
1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
1-1/3 cups milk
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon dried minced onion
1/2 teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
1 egg, lightly beaten
Unroll two tubes of crescent roll dough; separate into
rectangles. Place rectangles in an ungreased 15-in. x 10-in.
x 1- in. baking pan. Press onto the bottom and 1/4 in. up the
sides of pan to form a crust, sealing seams and perforations.
Bake at 375° for 5-7 minutes or until light golden brown. In a bowl, combine the turkey, cheese, broccoli, soup,
milk, mustard, onion, salt and pepper; mix well. Spoon over
crust. Unroll remain­ing dough; divide into rectangles. Seal
perforations. Cut each rectangle into four 1-in. strips. Using
strips, make a lat­tice design on top of turkey mixture. Brush
with egg. Bake 17-22 minutes longer or until top crust is
golden brown and filling is hot. Yield: 12-16 servings.
Apple Sage Stuffing
Prep and Cook: 40 minutes (Makes 8 servings.)
1 pound ground pork sausage with sage
8 ounces trinity mix (fresh diced onions, peppers, celery)
1/2 cup dried berry medley (berries and raisins)
1 large Granny Smith apple (rinsed)
1 tablespoon flour
1 (14-ounce) can reduced-sodium chickenbroth
1 (6-ounce) box cornbread stuffing mix
Cooking spray
Preheat oven to 450°F. Preheat large saute pan on medium-high 2-3 minutes. Crumble sausage into pan (wash
hands); stir in trinity mix and berries. Cook 5-7 minutes,
stirring often, until meat is well browned and vegetables
are tender. Meanwhile, peel apple; cut into small pieces.
Stir flour into sausage mixture and cook 2 minutes, stirring often, until flour is hot and well blended into mixture.
Stir in apple, broth, and stuffing mix until well blended.
Coat 2-quart baking dish with cooking spray; add stuffing
mixture. Bake 20-25 minutes or until golden and internal
temperature reaches 165°F. Use a meat thermometer to
accurately ensure doneness. Let stand 5 minutes before
serving.
Potato Pumpkin Mash
Prep: 20 min. Cook: 25 min. Makes: 8 servings
8 cups cubed peeled pie pumpkin (about 2 lbs.)
8 medium Yukon Gold potatoes, peeled and cubed
(about 2 lbs.)
1/2 to 3/4 cup 2% milk, divided
8 Tbsp. butter, softened, divided
1 tsp. salt, divided
1 Tbsp. olive oil
1/4 tsp. coarsely ground pepper
Place pumpkin in a large saucepan; add water to cover.
Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cook uncovered, for 20-25
minutes or until tender.
Meanwhile, place potatoes in another saucepan; add
water to cover.
Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cook, uncovered, for 10-15
minutes or until tender.
Drain potatoes; return to pan.
Mash potatoes, adding 1/4 cup milk, 4 Tbsp. butter and
1/2 tsp. salt. Add additional milk if needed to reach desired
consistency. Transfer to a serving bowl; keep warm.
Drain pumpkin; return to pan. Mash pumpkin, gradually
adding the remaining butter and salt and enough remaining milk to reach desired consistency; spoon evenly over
potatoes. Cut through mashed vegetables with a spoon or
knife to swirl. Drizzle with olive oil; sprinkle with pepper. Serve immediately.
Warm Green Beans & Potato Salad
Start to finish: 30min. Makes: 10 servings
1 lb. small red potatoes,quartered
1/4 cup olive oil
2 Tbsp. white wine vinegar
1/2 tsp.salt
1/8 tsp. each garlic powder, ground mustard and pepper
1/8 tsp. each dried basil, parsley
flakes and tarragon
1 lb. fresh green beans, cut into 2-in. pieces
2 medium tomatoes, coarsely chopped
2 Tbsp. chopped onion
Place potatoes in a large saucepan; add water to cover.
Bring to a boil. Cook, uncovered, for 10 minutes. Meanwhile,
in a large bowl, whisk the oil, vinegar and seasonings.
Add green beans to potatoes; return to a boil. Cook 3-5
minutes longer or until vegetables are tender. Drain; add
to dressing and toss to coat. Stir in tomatoes and onion. Serve warm.
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Roasted Fall Vegetables
1/4 cup apple butter
1/4 cup canola oil
2 cups pre-diced fresh sweet potatoes
2 cups pre-diced fresh butternut squash
2 cups refrigerated red potato wedges
1 1/2 cups fresh baby carrots
1/2 cup pre-diced red onions
aluminum foil
1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
1/2 teaspoon seasoned pepper
Preheat oven to 450°F. Whisk apple butter and oil, in large
bowl , until smooth. Stir in all vegetables until well coated.
Line baking sheet with foil; arrange vegetables in single
layer. Sprinkle garlic salt and seasoned pepper over top.
Bake 35-40 minutes, stirring occasionally , or until vegetables are tender and golden. Serve.
Creamy Caramel-Apple Glaze
1 1/2 cups unsweetened apple juice
1 cinnamon stick (3 in.)
1 cup Kraft caramel bits
1 Tbsp. heavy whipping cream
Sliced apples and doughnut holes or vanilla ice cream
Optional toppings: chopped salted peanuts, sprinkles or miniature chocolate chips
Place apple juice and cinnamon stick in a small saucepan.
Bring to a boil; cook until liquid is reduced to1/2 cup, about
10 minutes. Discard cinnamon stick.
Reduce heat to medium; add caramel bits, half at a time,
whisking after each addition until caramels are melted. Stir
in cream; keep warm until ready to serve.
Transfer to a serving dish; serve with apples and doughnut holes for dipping. Glaze can also be spooned over ice
cream. If desired, sprinkle with toppings. (Warm the glaze
in a microwave if the mixture becomes too thick.)
Pumpkin Spice Bread
3 cups sugar
1 cup vegetable oil
4 eggs, lightly beaten
1 can (16 ounces) solid,pack pumpkin
3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
1/2 teaspoon ground allspice
1/2 cup water
In a large bowl, combine sugar, oil and eggs. Add pumpkin and mix well. Combine dry ingredients; add to the
pumpkin mixture alternately with water. Pour into two
greased 9-in. x 5-in. x 3-in. loaf pans. Bake at 350° for 60-70
minutes or until bread tests done. Cool in pans 10 minutes
before removing to a wire rack; cool completely. Yield: 2
loaves.
Applebutter-PumpkinPie
Prep: 40 min. Chill: 3 hr. Serves:10
CRUST:
1/2 cup pecan pieces,finely chopped
1 1/4 cups graham cracker crumbs
1/4 cup sugar
4 Tbsp. unsalted butter, melted
FILLING:
1 envelope (1/4 oz.) unflavored gelatin
1 8-oz. package cream cheese, at room temperature
1/2 cup sugar
1Tbsp. pumpkin pie spice
Pinch of salt
1 15-oz. can pumpkin puree
1/2 cup heavy cream
1/2 cup apple butter
Preheat oven to 350°F. Mist a 9-inch pie plate with cooking spray. Make crust: Spread pecans on a baking sheet;
toast until nuts are golden and fragrant, about 8 minutes,
shaking pan twice. Transfer to a bowl to cool; chop finely.
Mix pecans, graham cracker crumbs, sugar and butter
until evenly moistened. Press into pie plate. Bake until
edges are golden brown, about 10 minutes. Let cool on a
wire rack.
Make filling: In a small bowl, sprinkle gelatin over 1/4 cup
cool water; let stand for 5 minutes to soften.
Using an electric mixer on medium-high speed, beat
cream cheese,sugar, pumpkin pie spice and salt until
smooth. Mix in pumpkin puree.
Place bowl of gelatin in a pan of simmering water and
warm, stirring, until melted, about 2 minutes.
When gelatin is clear and smooth, remove bowl and
stir in 1/2 cup pumpkin filling. Fold gelatin mixture into
remaining pumpkin filling. In a smaller bowl, whip cream
until stiff peaks form, then fold into pumpkin filling. Spoon
filling into pie crust and smooth top. Spoon apple butter
around top of filling; press lightly into filling with spoon.
Drag a small knife through apple butter in a swirl pattern
to create a marble effect, taking care not to hit crust. Chill
for at least 3 hours or overnight.
Pumpkin, Spice &
Everything Nice Muffins
1 pkg. (18.25 oz.) spice or carrot cake mix
1 can (15 oz.) Libby’s 100% Pure Pumpkin
6 T. egg substitute or 3 large white eggs
1/3 cup water
2/3 cup raisins
Preheat oven to 350º F. Grease or paper-line 24 muffin
cups.
Combine cake mix, pumpkin, egg substitute, and water
in large mixer bowl until moistened. Beat on low speed
for 30 seconds; scrape bowl. Beat on medium speed for 2
minutes. Stir in raisins. Spoon batter into prepared muffin
cups, filling full.
Bake for 18-22 minutes or until wooden pick inserted in
centers comes out clean. Cool in pans on wire racks for 10
minutes; remove to wire racks to cool completely. Store
muffins in covered container.
We Want
Your Stuff!!
Every year on the third Tuesday of
January, The Harmony Hall Hobby Club
presents it’s annual TRASH AND TREASURE SALE. The revenue from this helps
to fund our programs and contributions
to deserving organizations and charities.
We collect items year around for our
sale and depend on your generosity with
the things you no longer have any use for,
thereby sustaining this event. We can use
clothes, shoes, linens, working small electrical appliances, craft supplies, luggage,
lamps, home decor, knick‑knacks, books,
records, holiday decorations, kitchen
items, tools ‑ you name it! We regret that
we are no longer able to accept large TV’s
or computers. Items can be left at our
storage shed next to the Lakes pool, just
behind the tennis and shuffle courts, on
Tuesday or Saturday mornings.
If you are moving, just cleaning house
or downsizing, PLEASE REMEMBER US.
We greatly appreciate your donations,
and remember ‑ “ One man’s trash is
another man’s treasure”.
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Cooking Challenge
September was Caribbean night at the challenge. Great food as always. The following
were our winning recipes:
Appetizer – Faye Gaylord with her Caribbean Coconut Chicken Bites:
4 thin slices prosciutto
4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves pounded to 1/4” thickness
1 ripe mango peeled and cut into 8-1” wide strips
1 cup all purpose flour
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon curry powder
1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/8 teaspoon finely crumbed dried thyme
2 eggs, beaten
2 cups unsweetened shredded coconut
Vegetable oil for deep frying, as needed
1 lime, juiced
1 lime cut into wedges
Place a prosciutto slice on each chicken breast. Trim to fit inside breast with ½” border of
chicken. Place 2 slices of mango in center. Roll breast lengthwise to completely enclose
mango and prosciutto. Tuck and pinch ends to seal rolls. Arrange on baking sheet and
refrigerate until firm (about 30 min).
Combine flour, salt, curry powder, black pepper, and thyme in a bowl. Pour onto a plate.
Pour beaten eggs onto a separate plate. Sprinkle coconut onto a third plate.
Slice chicken rolls into 1-1 ½” pieces. Roll pieces into flour mixture then completely
coat with egg and then roll in coconut. Arrange on a plate and refrigerate to set (about
15 minutes).
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Heat vegetable oil on medium in a deep heavy skillet. Fry
half the chicken rolls in oil until golden brown (about 4 minutes). Remove with slotted
spoon and drain on paper towels. Repeat with remaining chicken rolls. Place on baking
sheet and bake about 10 minutes. Splash with lime juice. Serve with lime wedges.
Entree – JoAnne Ambrosia with her Caribbean Pork Chops:
1 ripe mango
2 large peaches, pitted and diced
1/3 cup minced red onions
3 tablespoons minced fresh basil
1-2 teaspoons fresh ginger
1-2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
4 (6oz.) center-cut loin pork chops
½ cup Caribbean jerk marinade/sauce like Lawry’s
In bowl, combine mango, peaches, onions, basil, ginger and lime juice. Season with
salt & pepper. Heat grill.
Coat pork with cooking spray, brush with jerk marinade. Grill 8 min. or until 140 degrees,
turning once and brushing occasionally with marinade. Rest 5 minutes. Serve with mango
salsa.
Side Dish – Lucy Buckbeyer Boucher with her Bajan Mac-a-roni pie:
1 lb. macaroni
1 green sweet pepper, chopped
2 tablespoons paprika
1 teaspoon black pepper
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
1 onion, chopped
2 tablespoons French’s mustard
Fresh parsley, chopped
2 tablespoons Bajan seasoning (see below)
16 oz. grated cheddar cheese (hold back ¼ cup for topping)
1 tablespoon Bajan seasoning (Hold for topping)
Cook and drain macaroni (do not overcook). Transfer to a large bowl. Add each ingredient mixing each slowly. Place mixture into an oven safe dish. Top with remaining cheese
and Bajan seasoning. Bake at 350 degrees until top is golden brown.
Dessert – Fred Roselli with his Pineapple trifle. Unfortunately he did not provide us with
a recipe. Come on Fred, get with it.
We met on October 29th and our spice was vanilla and our ingredient was any citrus
fruit. More on that in the December issue. Speaking of November; we will not meet in
November or December due to the holidays but we’d love to see you on January 28th.
See the December or January issues for details. We meet at Manatee Hall at 6:00PM!!!
No officers or dues; just great food and conversation. For more information contact Sue
Shields, (941) 981-3424 or via email: sueshields11@gmail.com. See you there.
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Commissioners Meeting
On Tuesday September 23rd, 68 of people from Terra Siesta, Ridgewood,
Colony Cove, Veranda Springs, and River Plantation attended the Manatee
County Commissioners Meeting. The Commissioners passed the resolution
unanimously to allow the use of golf carts on sidewalks in Manatee County
if the criteria is met that was set by the Manatee Public Works Department.
Sage Kamiya, deputy Director of traffic Management then came to Colony
Cove where we met and defined the areas of use that we needed to petition
for use. We need 67% of the property or home owners to sign the petition
to continue forward and go to the Florida State DOT. After the state DOT it
then goes to the Federal DOT for an exception on the sidewalks. There has
been one exception given for kids to drive ATV’s from a campground to an
area where they ride in a field.
Our objective is to help our friends and neighbors maintain their mobility and independence in their senior years. There are a lot of people who
would use their carts for doctor’s appointments and other errands. In fact
simple math is if you run 4 errand trips per week in carts (there are over
1000 carts in the designated area) you will take over 4000 car trips off US
301 per week.
We are now at the state level looking at the Federal. If you have any
questions please come to the next CC Riders Meeting, the first Wednesday
of each month at Manatee Hall at noon. We intend to stay positive, and
use our votes where needed. We started an email campaign to the County
Commissioners; let’s try the State Representatives and the Governors running for office.
Let’s stay positive, it doesn’t matter what has happened in the past 6 years,
we are this far, we have a group with at least 5 communities, let’s make this
happen. We need your vote on the survey. Please sign (only one signature
per address) and mail back to:
Pete Shields, 527 Edgewater Dr, Ellenton, Fl. 34222
Or Fax to: Pete Shields at 941-761-6939
Or there will be signature sheets at Saturday Coffee or the HOA meetings
Thanks
Pete Shields
Proposed Activities
There were a couple of proposed events that were brought before the
membership to be discussed and or decided upon.
1) Fran Hettman proposed a pub crawl with the Anna Maria Island Scalawag.
Cost will be $40.00 a person. Will pick us up at Ellenton Hall and the crawl
will include Woody’s, Beef o’ Bradys, Chumleys, the AMVETS and others,
but the list is not firm so it could change. Everyone liked the idea.The date
is tentatively scheduled for January 27, 2015, from 1-5. Sign up will begin
early January.
2) Another proposed activity was presented by Don Henke, for a Peace
River Cruise. A date later in the year when it cools off will be decided upon.
The cost would be $24.95 pp and the idea was received with enthusiasm.
3) Freddy Rosselli asked if anyone would be interested in having a BACK
UP CONTEST using his little trailer hooked behind a golf cart and backing it
up through a series of obstacles. Forward, backward etc. Lot of discussion
but no decision was made for this event.
Some of the other things discussed were:
Jeannette Jenkins and Mike Brewer are going to contact golf cart owners
in other communities to make them aware of what we are trying to do and
encourage them to join us for our meet and greet on September 20 with
the county commissioners.
Golf Cart Club Activities Schedule
DATE EVENT
LOCATION COST TIME
11/2/14
Sunday Buzz & Parade
Manatee Hall 6:00/9:00
11/5/14
Golf Cart Club Meeting
Manatee Hall
Free 12:00/1:00
11/6/14
Scavenger Hunt
Harmony Hall 1:00//3:00
11/11/14 Veterans Day Parade
Manatee Hall 9:30/11:00
11/15/14 Birthday Party
Harmony Hall
$12.00 6:00/10:00
11/16/14 Buzz Great Race
Manatee Hall 6:00/9:00
12/3/14
Golf Cart Club Meeting
Manatee Hall
Free 12:00/1:00
12/7/14
Toys/Tots/Spaghetti Dinner Manatee Hall
$5.00 4:00/7:00
12/7/14
Toys for Tots Parade
Manatee Hall
Free 6:00/8:00
12/17/14 Parade of Lights
TBA
Free TBA
12/21/14 Buzz Christmas Party
Manatee Hall 6:00/9:00
1/17/14
Privateers Trip
Bradenton
$40.00 TBA
TICKETS SOLD AT COFFEE EVERY SATURDAY 8:00 AM HARMONY HALL
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Monday Night Pinochle
9/1/14
1 MaryLou Savastano
2 Betty Litschke
9/8/14
1 Bob Lorenze
2 Judy Krause
9/15/14
1 Jim Pecoraro
2 Bob Lorenze
9/22/14
1 Darlene Mulanix
2 Bob Lorenze
9/29/14
1 Connie Prow
2 Jim Pecoraro
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714
740
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702
812
754
698
693
Tuesday Night Pinochle
9/2/14
1 Judy Krause
2 Bob Lorenze
9/9/14
1 Bob Lorenze
2 Darlene Mulanix
9/16/14
1 Ruby Intartaglia
2 Aline Jandreau
9/23/14
1 Jim Pecoraro
2 Bob Lorenze
9/30/14
1 Sally Stokes
2 Bob Lorenze
748
689
804
771
719
695
779
772
797
766
Friday Night Pinochle
9/5/14
1 Darlene Mulanix
2 Betty Litschke
9/12/14
1 Betty Litschke
2 Ruby Intartaglia
Darlene Mulanix
9/19/14
1 Sally Stokes
2 Betty Litschke
9/26/14
1 Judy Krause
2 Jim Pecoraro
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712
712
Contract Bridge
September 2014
Monday, September 1
1. June Russ & Betsy Simpson
2. Lynn Johnson & Dee Kiser 3. Bob Comstock & Virginia Spiers Friday, September 5
1. Cheryl Lamb & June Russ 2. Ro Wismer & Jan Dille
3. Carol & Ben Korab
Monday, September 8
1. Lynn Johnson & Elaine Weir
2. Maxine Hale & Clara Kreger
3. June Russ & Betsy Simpson
Friday, September 12
1. Bob Colstock & Coleen Strube
2. Clara Kreger & Aline Jandreau
3. Maxine Hale & Betsy Simpson
Monday, September 15
1. Bob Colstock & Coleen Strube
2. Clara Kreger & Maxine Hale 3. Ann Mason & Ro Wismer
Friday, September 19
1. Barbara Campbell & Dee Kiser
2. Betsy Simpson & Maxine Hale 3. Carol & Ben Korab
Monday,September 22
1. Clara Kreger & Carol Mitchell
2. Lynn Johnson & Elaine Weir
3. Arlene McDonald & Ken Keuchler
Friday, September 26
1. Bob Colstock & Coleen Strube
2. Clara Kreger & Aline Jandreau
3. Maddy Pantaleo & Ann Mason
Monday, September 29
1. Maxine Hale & Clara Kreger
2. Elaine Weir & Lynn Johnson
3. Bob Colstock & Coleen Strube
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1st Place: 2nd Place: 3rd place: 9/23/14
1st place: 2nd place: 9/30/14
1st place: tie 2nd place: Dee Kiser & Jeanette Wirz
Judi Yance & Lynn Johnson
Maxine Hale & Ro Wismer
Bill Giunta & Bob Colestock
Jeanette Wirz & Dee Kiser
Clara Kreger & Elaine Weir
Judi Yance & Lynn Johnson
Jeanette Wirz & Dee Kiser
Sunday Night Bridge
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Hand and Foot is every Friday-1:30pm @ Ellenton Hall.
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Winners:
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29” Ers Cribbage Results
There was no report in the Breeze for October as we did
not play during August. We started play again on the 5th
September. Being as not everyone is back, the numbers
were low. By the end of the month we were at 14 players.
Jim Pecoraro was in the money each week, albeit one was
in the Basement. Not bad to have money each week. He
will have to give us all some lessons. As I write this going
into October, we should see a lot more coming back. So the
money will be a little better. We could still do with some
new players. We play at Harmony Hall on Friday afternoons
at 1:00PM. Sign in at 12.45PM. See you there!!!!!
Any questions call Sally Stokes 941-729-3945 or Brian
Langley 941-723-3744.
5th Sept
1st Vic Catalano
14
111
2nd Sally Stokes
14
21
3rd Jim Coffey
13
43
4th
Jim Pecoraro
13
11
5th
Ginny Bishop 12
82
Tom Pisa in the Basement
4
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10 Players
12th Sept
1st
Pepper Sica
18
116
2nd
Jim Pecoraro
13
72
3rd
Donna Zuben 12
78
4th
Brian Langley 12
24
5th
John Tandus
12
-9
Flo Ippolito in the Basement
2
-122
11 Players
19th Sept
1st
Warren Rowland 15
122
2nd
Debra Moulies 15
114
3rd
Brian Langley 12
11
4th
Sally Stokes
11
10
5th
John Tandus
10
10
Jim Pecoraro in the Basement
2
-78
10 Players
26th Sept
1st
Jim Pecoraro
14
45
2nd
Ginny Bishop 13
114
3rd
Flo Ippolito
13
31
4th
Stu Wagner
12
75
5th
Warren Rowland 12
55
Debra Moulies in the Basement 2
-117 14 Players
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Parade Of Stars
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December 10, 2014: Brian Roman Band
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Brian Roman has a talent that as yet has been untapped to its fullest. Blessed with a
natural ability to sing, Brian honed this gift by training and turning that training into the
consummate, professional entertainer. Over the last 20 years, Brian has been the powerhouse behind many successful fundraising concerts where he has not only performed,
but took on the roll as organizer and producer. Through these many appearances, Brian
has attracted a loyal and enthusiatic audience that follows where ever he goes. They are
captivated by his charismatic stage presence, accomplished baritone/tenor voice, and
experience first hand his personal warmth, sincerity and generosity of spirit.
January 14, 2015: Harley Worthit
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Perry Edenburn (Harley Worthit) was born in Ames, Iowa, the doctors did everything
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the guitar and then became a drummer in the school band. Perry graduated from high
school but never attended college, although he drove by a few. After being a drummer
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The gala New Year’s Party is quickly approaching, and December 31, 2014 is just around
the corner. We will be welcoming in the New Year at Harmony Hall for all the residents of our
Colony Cove Community.The committee planning this event has been working very hard to
make this an event all will be proud to attend, but unfortunately to order the correct amount of
food, ticket sales will stop on Saturday, December 27. We will be transforming Harmony Hall
completely to accomplish the celebrating of the New Year. We will have 6 ft round tables, so
communicating with your friends will be so much easier. Finger snacks (snack mix, popcorn,
etc.) will be available at your table. The doors will open at 7:30 PM and dancing will begin at
8:30 PM and continue thru 12:30 AM Thursday morning. Once the golden hour has passed, a
continental breakfast and coffee will be served starting at 12:30 AM, so all the guests will have
full stomachs for the “long” ride home. As you can see this will be an outstanding party and you
can join in the festivities for only $10.00 per person, what a deal! This is a BYOB event and
ice will be provided. Ticket sales will begin on October 25, 2014 at most Saturday coffees, or
by calling LYNN MERCER 722-3295.
Get together with your friends and neighbors and purchase your table and join us in
welcoming in the New Year, boy how time flies.
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