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March
2015
Enchanting Shores Co-Op, 17 Turquoise Ave., Naples, FL 34114
enchantingshores.com Phone: 239-775-1221 Fax: 239-775-5955
From the President…..
I am pleased to announce that we have monies to roll over again from 2014 into this year’s budget. For
transparency: On our profit and loss report for 2014, ESC reports $66,822.15. However, we have $30,000 in
Reserves, $5,000 in Emergencies, and $5,000 in Contingencies. We also pay out of this income, additional
monies for CPA, Attorney and associated costs for Jade property, additional costs for increased insurance
premiums and increase costs for utilities. On the positive, ESC has received higher income in the area of
transfers, and boat rentals. We are conserving water, saving ESC higher costs. We have also reduced our
maintenance costs. All in all we are financially stable, with NO increase in our quarterly assessments,
(maintenance fees). This is due to the continued efforts of our Board of Directors and the clubs and activities that
support ESC. Thanks Again
Other Notes . . . . .
1. Our Annual Meeting was informative, with information provided from Collier County Code Enforcement.
Continue to submit permits through the office for work being done on your home and parcel.
2. We are using less water, compared month to month, from last year.
3. Speeding continues to be an issue, both with shareholders/renters as well as outsiders. Collier County sheriff
has a hot line to report any concern with traffic. Their direct # is: 239-530-ZOOM or 239-530-9666. This number
is accessible 24 hours a day.
4. Reminder to all Shareholders on parking issues. (A) NO parking on the streets overnight. (B) Shareholders
MUST display reflective stickers on front and rear bumpers, driver’s side. (C) Renters MUST have Red and
White Stickers on front and rear bumpers, driver’s side. (D) Visitors MUST have VISITOR placard visible and
should be placed in back window, if impossible, place in front window visible from street. (E) PARKING is the
responsibility of all shareholders.
5. Starting the month of March 2015, the office will be open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
from 9:00 am till 1:00pm. Monday and Friday by appointment only.
Rick Maxfield
President ESC
The next regular Board meeting will be Friday, March 13, 2015 at 9:30 am.
Inside this Issue:
Club News…….10-13
Current Events…….6-9
Travel…….14
Results of the 2015 Annual Meeting…..
By Bev Burnham, Secretary
The Directors for the 2015-2016 term are Keith Avery, Bev Burnham, Leo Carter and Kay Sherman.
Immediately following the Annual Shareholder’s Meeting, the Board of Directors held an
Organizational Meeting.
The new Board is organized as follows:
President – Rick Maxfield
Vice President – Gary Charters
Secretary - Beverly Burnham
Treasurer - Katherine Sherman
Director – Keith Avery
Director – Leo Carter
Director – Ron Hysell
2015 Limited Proxy
Proxy #1 - Rollover of Funds: the proxy received 221 yes votes; 4 no votes
Proxy passed (needed 183 votes to pass).
Thank you…..
A special thank you to all the Inspectors and Counters
for volunteering your time during the Annual Meeting.
I appreciate all that you did….
Karen Clark, Election Committee Chairwoman
Scheduling Activities for 2015-2016
Bev Burnham 239-732-6792
burnhambev@aol.com
Please schedule your activities as soon as possible
for the fall of 2015 and the 2016 season.
With all of the new activities, scheduling can be quite confusing.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
ESC Residents’ Directory --- LAST CHANCE!
Bev Burnham, Secretary
If you have any changes to your information (address(s), phone numbers and email address(es) in the 2013
ESC Residents’ Directory, please fill out the form that was included in the January Newsletter or pick one up
at the office. All new forms will need your signature for permission to include your information in the
Directory. We will be publishing a new edition of the Directory in March 2015; therefore you will want to be
certain your data is correct before this next edition goes to the printer in early March 2015.
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CLUBHOUSE Report…....
by Keith Avery
A reminder to anyone posting notices on the Clubhouse entrance doors; please do not attach any
notices on the inside of the doors, due to the film that is on the inside of them for tinting purposes.
To all Clubs, Groups and Activities, the Board is striving to come up with the best solution for future
advertising of any upcoming events that you may want to make our park residents aware of.
I would like to thank the following men for their help with the construction of the storage building.
Jerry Ballard and his grandson Jared, Howard Loveless, Patrick Nolan, Denny Johnson, Greg McDougall
and anyone else that helped that I may have forgotten. (Again…thank you men for your help).
CHECKLIST WHEN LEAVING YOUR UNIT
In the next several weeks many of you will be returning to your northern location. It is very important that each
unit owner have a friend, neighbor or relative inspect your unit in your absence on a regular basis.
I have seen minor to major damages occur while the unit owner was absent and no one was listed to inspect
their unit. Please remember to sign out when leaving for the summer and include the name and telephone
number of your HOME WATCH person.
 Turn off the main water supply to your unit, leaving the water on to your outside faucet.
 Set your A/C and humidistat according to the instructions.
 Lock all windows and doors.
 Remove furniture, plants, etc. from outside and store in your unit or storage room.
 Shut and lock hurricane shutters.
 Empty your refrigerator.
 Remove all perishable items including open cereal boxes.
 Unplug or turn off the breaker to your hot water heater and other major appliances. It is not recommended
to turn off your refrigerator.
 Disconnect the television cable and electrical cables from your television, stereo, telephone and computer.
 Tell your home watcher if they turn on the water be sure to turn it off before they leave.
 Disconnect phone service and cable.
 Cancel all newspapers.
 Forward your mail, allowing 7 to 10 days.
 Make arrangements for lawn care, weed removal and the removal of fruit from your trees.
 Secure all items at your home weighing 100 pounds or less. Also, all boats and trailers must be secured.
 Please check your exterior sheds and verify that the tie downs are adequate for Hurricane Season.
Thank you for your co-operation, enjoy your summer months.
2015 Blood Drive…..
I want to thank the residents of ESC and Marco Shores
who participated as Blood donors
in our February Blood Drive.
We had 24 donors with 21 units collected.
What a fabulous drive, the best ever.
See you again in February 2016. Thank you! Cathy Loudin
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Anonymous letter to the Editor…..
It would be nice if people that are visiting someone would park in front of the house that they
are visiting and not in front of the next door neighbors, because then when the next door
neighbor has company, their company has to park either in front of their driveway or in front
of someone else’s house which is not fair! It would be nice if there was some type of
statement put into the monthly newsletter…..Thank You.
ESC Country/Rock Music Show
We want to say a BIG THANK YOU to all who attended the ESC Country/
Rock music show. You made it enjoyable for all of the entertainers and
contributed towards the new curtains and some needed musical items.
Thank you also to all who participated in presenting an excellent evening of entertainment.
It is remarkable that our little park has such an outstanding array of talent.
Special thanks to all the background helpers without whose help the show would never
happen. We hope many of you will volunteer to join in presenting “Sentimental Melodies”,
a musical trip down memory lane, on Saturday, March 28th.
Thank you everyone, Howard and Pam Loveless
Thank you – Thank you – Thank You
To everyone who attended the Rod Stewart Tribute.
It was a success and I hope enjoyed by all.
A special thanks goes out to those who helped make this a great evening be it ticket sales, set-up, decorations,
and clean-up. (I swear clean-up was in record time thanks to those who just jumped in and helped. The
helpers were: Iris & Moe Allen, Emily & Bob Dickerson, Nancy O’Donnell, June & Frank Briggs, Sherry
& Ron Hysell, Lynn & Jack Gilles, Gloria & Tom Sisson and Bev Burnham. Huge thanks go out to Gerri
& Chuck Banton. They were my life-line through it all.
If I missed anyone, it was not intended and I apologize.
Alice Hayward
Yard Sale Saturday.....by Jan May
So, did you open another Bank Account for all your Yard Sale money? Oh, probably not
but sure hope you made enough money from "your unwanted treasures" so others can
" treasure" them.
Next year our ESC Yard Sale will take place one week later so it doesn’t conflict with
Valentine’s Day weekend. And maybe, just maybe it will be a tad bit warmer than this year.
Brrrrrrr it was chilly!!!! But rain would have been worse so hurrah for the sun!!!!
Hope everybody had fun selling, buying and seeing all their neighbors.
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February 2015 International Ladies Luncheon
By Joan Roy
I would like to thank all the ladies who attended and brought a dish to share to the February Ladies Luncheon. A
special thank you to my committee: Kilaine, Chris, Dawn, Sue, Jane and Pam. Also to the ladies who helped with name
tags, set up, kitchen, clean up and Jane who entertained us and to John Zullo for providing the CD's for our background
music. Hope I didn't forget anyone. A good time was had by all. Hope to see you at the March Luncheon.
Breakfasts and Spaghetti Dinner….
Our spaghetti dinner was a great success! We appreciate your support and
positive feedback. A special Thank You to the wonderful group who
volunteer to help during the season.
We thank you as a Community who supports our breakfasts and dinner. Because of your support,
last year we gave a sizeable donation to the pool patio, donated to the Christmas decorations, storage
at the Maintenance Building and the Sunshine Club. This year, we have donated a new freezer to our
Clubhouse kitchen, donated to Pickleball and to the Sunshine Club. Every donation is possible
because our Community supports the activities of all clubs and organizations. Thank you for your
support. Becky Russell
2015 Variety Show…..
Rosemary Gnip, Producer
What an extraordinary seven weeks this has been!
Our Variety show began shaping up early-on with enthusiastic participants.
We’ve all enjoyed the rehearsals, critiques, fantastic teamwork, camaraderie
and long, long hours of planning. Many days working well into the night,
meeting deadlines, to bring a show to our stage with which we were all proud
to be involved.
We have received so, so many lovely compliments regarding the show.
Thank you so much for your support and comments. We received numerous
compliments from MOST ALL of those residing in our park who attended the show, as well as from so many
outside of ESC. The support has been overwhelming!
All of us from the Variety Show; Joan Roy, Laura Goodrich (both Assistant Producers) and myself, the
program support staff and the entire cast would like to thank YOU, the residents of the ESC Community, for
helping us to make this production one to be proud of…Thank You for your spirited support!
Hamburger Roast……
Thank you for coming to our 25th Anniversary of the Billiard’s Club Hamburger Roast.
Thank you to those who sold tickets, shopped and prepared the food,
cooked, set-up, served and cleaned up after the dinner.
Thank you for your support and hope to see you all in 2016…
Laura & Reg Goodrich
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Daylight Saving Time (United
States)
begins Sunday,
March 8, 2015
at 2:00 am
and it ends Sunday,
November 1, 2015 at 2:00 am.
(Except Arizona, Hawaii and small region of Alaska)
Music by the Pool
February 5th & 9th, 2015 1:30 – 3:30pm
(weather permitting)
Sit by the pool and relax to music.
The band does not charge us but is
providing this great music for
enjoyment.
Check the Bulletin Board in the clubhouse for cancellations due to weather.
Alice Hayward
Move your clocks ahead 1 hour in spring
and back 1 hour in the fall
(“Spring forward, Fall back”).
MARCH LADIES LUNCHEON
MEXICAN FIESTA
Monday, March 2, 2015 at 11:30 am
We are planning a Mexican Fiesta for the March Ladies Luncheon.
Food & beverages will be provided. A charge of $6.00 per lady joining us.
Costumes and/or hats are optional.
We will be awarding prizes for the best costume and/or hat.
Collectors:
Gerri Banton, 2 Pearl - Kathy Scofield, 1 Jade
Sue Pappas, 21 Aquamarine - Phyllis Hammond, 44 Turquoise
Deadline for reservations is February 22, 2015. We will not take any names after this date.
Please plan accordingly. Thank you!
I am looking for someone to take over the Luncheons for next year.
You can call me at 401-314-6574 if you are interested.
Thank you and hope to see you at the March Luncheon!
COME and DANCE, LISTEN or SING-ALONG
to the HITS of the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s and COUNTRY CLASSICS…..
No Dance Lessons this year!
Pancake Breakfast…..
Becky Russell
The remaining Dances for this season will be:
March 7 and April 4, 2015
7:30 pm
Our last Pancake Breakfast of the season will be
Wednesday, March 11th from 8:00 to 9:00 AM.
Please be sure to sign-up in the Clubhouse.
Have a great breakfast of pancakes, bacon,
coffee and juice for only $5.00.
Thank you for your support this season!
COME JOIN THE FUN
BRING YOUR OWN DRINKS, ICE AND SNACKS
Any questions call Diane Johnson at 920-255-6626
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POTLUCK…..
By Linda Blevins
Our first Potluck this month is March 5th. It's Gospel Music Night with
music from our park. Please join us.
The second and last Potluck of this season is March 19th. We will be
celebrating our Irish Heritage…..this is for everyone. Come and be
Irish for one night. Wear your green and maybe you'll see leprechauns. If you are truly Irish send
me a note, we’d be interested in hearing from you.
Las Vegas Night…..
Chicken “Shoot”…..
By Lou Thomas
We had an awesome night….all had a good time!
You should have been there!
We had 6 Vegas Draws at $28.00 each and
a 50/50 of 4 prizes at $47.00 each.
See you all next year…..
March 13th at 7:00 pm will be the last Karaoke of the season
BYOB and Snacks (ice provided)
$5.00 at the door
Thank you for a good season.
Let’s give “Paul” a good send off.
Until next year…….Alice Hayward
There will be a “Shoot”
on March 1st at 6:30 pm
$7.00 per person
A good time was had by those
who attended our
January 11th “Shoot”.
We hope for more players in
March. Give it a try!
Any questions or more info,
please give me a call…..
Alice Hayward 239-775-7516
HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT
MARCH 18, 2015 at 9:00 A. M.
THREE CONTESTS
1 - MOST RINGERS
2 - HIGH SINGLES SCORE
3 - PAIRS CHAMP
BRAGGING RIGHTS ONLY!
Enchanting Shores Farewell Dance
Enchanting Shores Co-Op
17 Turquoise Avenue, Naples, FL
Saturday, March 21, 2015 8:00-11:00 pm
Dance to the Music of “Hot Damn”
Come and join your friends for the end of season dance….
Bring your own table snacks and drinks - Ice provided
Tickets $10.00 per person
Contact Theresa & Bob Roland, 8 Peridot Ave.
239-775-2605 for Tickets and Table Reservations
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MUSICIANS WANTED
“SENTIMENTAL
MELODIES”
IS LOOKING FOR ESC MUSICIANS
TO PERFORM IN THE
MARCH 28TH PROGRAM
Please contact
Howard Loveless at 15 Jasper Drive
239-417-8853
THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT 2015
That’s Entertainment will be held on Saturday, March 14, 2015 from 5:00 pm to
10:00 pm. Hopefully, many of you have your group, ideas, and costumes ready.
Tickets and table selection will be available at the clubhouse on TUESDAY,
MARCH 3 from 11:00 a.m. to Noon. Tickets are $15.00 per person. You may send
a representative from your group to purchase tickets for everyone in your group, or
you may choose to come individually.
To purchase tickets after March 3, please contact Deb Toms at 302-463-1205. If you aren’t involved in a group
with a theme and costumes, you are still welcome to enjoy this fun evening of dining, skits, music, and dancing.
Southern Accents will be catering a dinner of chicken and ham, along with sides and with cheesecake for dessert.
Music will be provided by Multi-Park Band beginning at 8:00 p.m. If you wish to come just for the dance at 8:00
p.m., tickets are $5.00 per person.
For groups wishing to rehearse prior to Saturday evening, rehearsal will be Tuesday, March 10 at 4:00 p.m. If
you need video or musical assistance, contact Harry Sharp at HSharp3@comcast.net or phone him at
239-775-1121. Groups wishing to decorate their tables may do so on Saturday, March 14 from 1:00 – 3:00 pm.
Festivities will begin promptly at 5:00 p.m. with Happy Hour. Please BYOB and glasses. The costume
promenade will be at 5:15. Skits, People’s Choice voting and awards will be held from 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
The sit-down dinner will be served at 7:00 p.m. and the music will begin at 8:00 p.m.
Questions? Contact Eileen Doyle (262-210-3447) or Mary Dohm (608-444-4584).
Belly Dancing/Hula for Beginners
We will meet Saturdays from 2:00-3:00 pm
in the Clubhouse Library
We will stretch for at least 15 minutes before learning the basic steps. The Arabic Music is wonderful. Although we
will not “vibrate”, we will learn the shimmy, hip lifts, the mia and figure eights. We will exercise the arms with “snake
arms” and the use of scarves. We will choreograph some simple dances using these steps.
Hula dancing tells a story with the use of hand movements. We will learn about 8 hand movements. The footsteps are
simple and graceful. Hula dancing has been around since the 5th Century AD.
Wear t-shirts, shorts/capris. I have a few extra belly dance belts. They are much cheaper thru the internet than dance
supply stores. No one needs to buy anything.
Jane Moritz, 17 Garnet Drive 919-450-7894
Bear sightings have become less frequent …….still stay alert!
Thank you for not feeding the bears!
Put garbage out on Monday and Thursday mornings before 8:00 am
to eliminate the bears from ‘dining out’
in our park the night before …..
CALL THE BEAR HOT LINE IMMEDIATELY…..1-888-404-3922 (24 HOURS)
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Texas Hold’em
Friday, March 27th, 2015 at 6:00 pm
at the Card Room/Library of the
ESC Clubhouse
There will be a $20.00 contribution. Prizes will be based on how many players there are.
First prize will be based on the number of players
with all collected proceeds going to first prize less 25% for second prize
and $20 prize for both 3rd and 4th.
Additional token prizes will be given for the first full house,
the first flush and the first straight.
To sign-up or ask any questions, call John Zullo at 518-369-5812 or 239-919-8702
or stop in at 16 Amethyst.
Quilted Throw Raffle
ESC Crafters made a quilted throw 73” x 51” and will be selling tickets at $2.00 each or 3 for
$5.00.
The Winner will be drawn on Wednesday, March 11, 2015 - need not be present to win.
Ticket sellers are:
Gerri Banton, 2 Pearl, Emily Dickerson, 20 Onyx, Judy Victory, 5 Garnet,
Deb Max, 26 Turquoise, Irene Howard, 6 Amethyst, and Joyce Orris, 13 Aquamarine.
Any questions, call Emily 574-536-7871 or Deb 269-816-0821
COMMUNITY SHARING CLUB…..
Martha's Table…..
Leo Carter &
Harry O’Donnell 239-775-5916
Martha's Table is a service that helps anyone
who is sick, recovering from surgery, in
need of groceries or transportation to and
from doctor appointments.
The next meeting will be on March12th
in the MPR Room at 10:00 AM.
All residents are welcome.
The Club meets on the second and possibly
the fourth Thursday of each month.
We are available to prepare a meal when needed.
Martha's Table is sponsored by the Wednesday morning
Bible Study at Enchanting Shores.
Please contact Linda Blevins at 812-972-2398
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FISH/BOAT CLUB…..
Jan May, Secretary
Our meeting was held on February 12, 2015 with 60 members attending. Capt. Turner spoke
about offshore and near shore fishing, tackle and bait. Great information for all…. A question and
answer period followed.
Our Ice Cream Social was a great event once again. Ed and Colleen Gregorich organized the
event with 180 attending. They "Thank" all who donated cookies....they were delicious!!!!
Many thanks to all who put their time and efforts into making this Ice Cream Social a success.
The first scheduled date for the Fishing Derby had to be cancelled because of high winds. All participants were called
and were told of the new date of Thursday, March 5th with an alternate date of Friday, March 6th, 2015. The Derby is
still before the Awards Banquet and the winners will be announced at the Banquet.
Our next meeting will take place on Thursday, March 12th, at 4:00 pm and the Catered Dinner by Southern Accents
being served at 5:30 pm; followed by our Fishing Derby Awards for all members.
Attention Fish/Boat Club members..........if you have a guest(s) attending with you, each guest dinner will be $14.00
payable in cash only to Lynn Cone at 17 Aquamarine by March 6, 2015....no later !!!! This will be our last meeting of
the season.
We thank all members and especially ESC residents for supporting our efforts to make this Community "the best" !!!!!!
Sunshine Club…..
Huguette (Yogi) Mileskie 239-774-7806
Loy Zalecky 239-774-2152
Greetings and Happy New Year 2015, may you all be Healthy and Happy. The Sunshine Club sent many
Get Well cards and 14 Memorials in 2014.
For any new resident in ESC, let me introduce you to the ESC Sunshine Club. This is all volunteer time
and money. Loy and I manage the mailing of cards and memorial money. We send cards to the sick or a
memorial of $50.00 in case of a death of an ESC member. You must help us by letting us know when a
card is needed or a death has occurred.
As our last fund drive was in January 2009, we are again asking for donations as our funds are getting
low.
The Clubs have been very supporting in the past with their donations. We want to thank you all for helping us with this great cause. Donations may be given to either Loy or me at any time. Thank you…
Yogi Mileskie – 22 Amethyst Avenue or Loy Zalecky – 18 Amethyst Avenue
Enchanting Shores
Deceased Shareholders in 2014
January - Bill Sunnucks February - Janet Owen, Darleen Heed, Charles Cook
March - Rose Oagles, Bernice Klem April - Ann Frankel May - Dale Price
September - June Price, Thelma Sargent, Ray Cagle October - Jean Musser
November - Murry Winn December - Ron Klein
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Beautification…..
Karen Beaver 414-617-0720
The Committee is working with the Board to refurbish the grass on the traffic circle, since
most of it is dead grass. They will continue to check areas for dead plants and take care of the
annuals planted. They thank the owners that have planted palm trees and encourage the
planting with at least one tree in each yard.
The Annual Award for Most Improved Yard was presented to Dale and Jane Kiker at 52 Turquiose.
The next meeting will be March 9th at 9:00 am, new members are always welcome.
Bible Study…..
Pat & Ron Muterspaw, 937-545-0805
Bible Study is every Wednesday’s at 9:30 am in the hall.
Choir practice follows Bible Study at 10:30 am.
WATCH OUT FOR BIKES!
BINGO…..
By Bob Sherman 239-207-8039
Every Wednesday evening, 7:00 pm at the ESC Clubhouse, come join the fun!
Meet with your friends enjoy a snack, coffee, water and tea are available.
Reminder: You must be 18 or older to play bingo, this is a Florida State Law.
As guests arrive throughout this winter season, we will card younger looking players to
make sure we are in compliance with the state regulation. If the state questions us we could be shut
down for not obeying the Florida laws.
Jean Feller (239-530-0412) is maintaining the Bingo Caller List……
SENIOR HUMOR…..
A distraught senior citizen phoned her doctor's office. "Is it true," she wanted to know, "that the medication
you prescribed has to be taken for the rest of my life?" "Yes, I'm afraid so," the doctor told her. There was a
moment of silence before the senior lady replied, "I'm wondering, then, just how serious is my condition
because this prescription is marked 'NO REFILLS'."
BLOCK PARTIES…..REMEMBER THE DATE!
The Amethyst Block Party will be held
on March 8, 2015 1:00-4:00 pm.
The Aquamarine Block Party will be
Sunday, March 15, 2015
1:00-4:00 pm at the Clubhouse
Information contact: John & Sue Pappas
239-529-6889 or cell phone 508-737-8869
Contact Ginger & John Isder
6 Amethyst Ave., 515-231-6082
John’s Cell 712-380-6428
Ginger’s Cell 712-380-0509
Y’all Come!!!
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Billiards Club…..
Blood Pressure Monitoring…..
Cathy Loudin 774-3806
Elaine Lima 417-3108
By Reggie Goodrich, Captain
607-434-2274
Blood Pressures are taken every other Friday
from 10:00-11:30 am in the Card Room
The February dates are:
Friday, March 6th and 20th, 2015
Watch the Bulletin Board!
Bocce…..
John Isder, 46 Amethyst Ave.
Bowling…..
We will be playing Bocce every Monday and Friday at
9:00 am (up to 24 persons may play) .
Contact me for more information at my home or just
Judy Capes, Sec'y 765-667-1282
Bowling is at 1:00 pm every Wednesday.
We always need subs.
Join us for an afternoon of fun.
show up a few minutes early to ask questions.
BRIDGE CLUB…..
By Jeanette Dondlinger 775-4395
Anyone want to play Bunko….
Come play Bridge every Tuesday all year at
1:00 pm in the Card Room. All players are welcome.
Please phone so I know how many tables to set up.
Bunco is held each Friday at 1:00 pm
in the MPR room. Cost is $1.00
Come prepared for a good time.
Judy Capes, 765-667-1282 or
email judithcapes@yahoo.com
Crafts…..
Emily Dickerson 574-536-7871
Deb Max 269-816-0821
March Crafts Schedule:
Church Service…..
3/4/15 - Potato Bags
3/11/15 - Arts and Crafts Show
3/18/15 and 3/25/15 Misc. crafts to finish season….
Dick Muterspaw 774-5240
Check the Bulletin Board for sign-up sheets with
costs and supplies needed.
The ESC Church Services
are in the Clubhouse on Sunday at 9:30 am.
We look forward to seeing you!
Exercise Class…..
Dance Committee…..
Theresa & Bob Roland
775-2605
Farewell Dance
Saturday,
March 21, 2015
See the article on Page 7…..
Mondays-Becky Russell 615-513-4947
Tues/Thursday-Ron and Pat Muterspaw 937-545-0805
Senior Exercise Classes will meet in the hall on
Mondays at 8:15 and Tuesday and Thursday
mornings from 8:00 am.
This class is shown on our new screen and emphasizes
exercises for seniors that help with strength, flexibility
and balance. It uses hand held weights (2-5# whatever
you can handle) and stretch bands and balls.
Euchre….
Emily & Bob Dickerson
574-536-7871
Come join us every Monday at 7:00 pm
in the Clubhouse!
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Line Dancing…..
Horseshoes…..
John Dolan, 24 Jade Drive
Nancy Marshall
Instructor of Line Dance Classes
The horse shoe pits are located at the East End mail
boxes. We meet at 9:00 am on Wednesday and any
day that we can. Horseshoe Tournament 3/18/15.
The classes are every Monday
at 9:30 am
Come and join us….it’s great fun and exercise.
Nancy Marshall 239-732-5894
Mah Jongg…..
Marcia Avery 574-370-6616
PAINTING…..
We play Mah Jongg every Monday
in the Library at 11:30 am.
Come and join us!
Joyce Martin 793-4872
Join us in the Library
every Tuesday morning
at 9:00 am.
Pedal Pushers….
Due to lack of interest…..
the Peddle Pushers Bike Group has
been cancelled.
If anyone else wants to take it over, contact
Bev Burnham 508-769-9501 for information.
Poker…..
Dutch VanVoorhis
Pickleball…..
Maggie DiSandro 609-238-1464
maggie8548@gmail.com
The Pickleball Club would like to
thank the following clubs for their generous donations
that helped us purchase the needed equipment for our
first season: Tennis, Bocce, Ladies' Luncheon, Pot
Luck, Billiards, Pancake Breakfast/Spaghetti Dinner and
Fish Club.
Please come out and join us on Wednesday and Thursday mornings at 8:00 AM (9:00 AM if below 60) and
get ready to be pickled!
239-331-8766
Poker is every Monday in the
Card Room at 6:00 pm.
Anyone interested in playing a friendly
game of poker is welcome.
ESC Shuffle…..
Sunshine Club…..
Alice Hayward 239-775-7516
Yogi Mileskie 774-7806
MILESKIEH@yahoo.com
Loy Zalecky 774-2152
We’re having a great season, lots of new faces and good
competition.
We fill the courts weekly and also have a “clinic” on Monday
afternoons.
We now have new scoreboards and hopefully courts will be
re-done for next fall.
Stop on by and join us, “you might just like it”!
Just a reminder to let us know if someone is sick
or has passed away in our ESC family.
Women’s
Hand & Foot
Game
Tennis…..
Thursdays at 6:00 pm
Karen Sowers 609-425-5193
The season is here and we invite anyone who is interested in playing
Tennis to come and join us. We will have tennis on Monday, Tuesday
and Friday with Pickleball at 8:00 am on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
We are always looking for new players so come on down!!
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starting February 5, 2015
in the Card Room
January thru April 2015
Info: Paula Lacefield
606-521-1150
ESC TRAVEL GROUP…..
Kay & Bob Sherman 239-207-8039; Cell 410-925-2300; kaybob77@gmail.com
The 2016 ESC Cruise will be posted
on the Bulletin Board soon!
For information please call your Travel Director,
Kay Sherman at 239-207-8039, 7 Aquamarine Avenue
or Judy Blake, Mattson Tours, Inc. at 239-775-5523,
3994 Mercantile Avenue, Naples, FL 34104
HARDROCK CASINO TRIP
ALLSTAR CHARTERS
Seminole Hard Rock Casino, Hollywood, FL
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Cost $35.00…....$20.00 in Free Play
Leave ESC Clubhouse at 8:00 am and leave Casino to return to ESC at 4:00 pm
Money is needed by Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Why do we Have Daylight Savings Time?
Even though we gained an hour in the morning, awaking to a sunny sky.
It will be dark before dinnertime. So why, again, do we do this?
To some degree, we may have Benjamin Franklin to thank.
QUIZ: What Do You Know about Daylight Savings Time?
Franklin, who penned the proverb "Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man
healthy, wealthy and wise," was among the first to suggest the idea. In a 1784 essay he wrote that
adjusting the clocks in the spring could be a good way to save on candles.
The practice of changing the clocks has had a somewhat bumpy history in the United States.
It was first established in 1918, but then repealed a year later. During World War II, the
country again took up the practice to conserve energy from 1942 to 1945.
ANALYSIS: Is Daylight Savings Time Bad for Your Heart?
In 1966 the United States officially adopted the Uniform Time Act of 1966, which outlined
Daylight Saving Time to begin on the last Sunday of April and end on the last Sunday in October.
The Energy Policy Act of 2005 mandated a change to the observed dates so now DST begins at
2 a.m. on the second Sunday of March and ends at 2 a.m. on the first Sunday in November.
Incidentally, states do not have to comply with the act and, in fact, two states, Arizona and
Hawaii, do not.
HOW STUFF WORKS: How Daylight Savings Time Works
So do we really economize, as Benjamin Franklin said we would, by adjusting our clocks?
It appears, in our modern world, not really.
Although a U.S. Department of Transportation study in the 1970s found that daylight saving trimmed electricity usage by about 1 percent, later studies have shown that the savings is offset by air conditioners
running in warmer climates.
It may not all be for naught, however. Another study, performed in 2007 by the RAND Corporation found
that the increase in daylight in spring led to a roughly 10 percent drop in vehicular crashes.
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Board of Directors
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Director
Director
Director
Rick Maxfield
Gary Charters
Bev Burnham
Kay Sherman
Keith Avery
Leo Carter
Ron Hysell
419-351-0866
631-252-0615
239-732-6792
239-207-8039
574-370-6616
239-793-1942
239-213-1362
Block Reporters
Amethyst ................................................... Loy Zalecky (774-2125)
Aquamarine .... Colleen Gregorich (227-3908) & Janet Weaver(774-3491)
Garnet..................................................... Diane Packer (793-3773)
Jade .................................................... Norma Leathers (793-0128)
Jasper ..................................................... Cathy Loudin (774-3806)
Onyx ....................................................... Sheila Martin (732-1737)
Pearl ........................................................ Jerri Banton (2 Pearl Dr)
Peridot ................................................... Ruth Bookout (793-7706)
Turquoise ................. Jan May (775-7245) & Karen Hartney (793-8161)
& Laura Goodrich (607-434-2275)
Zircon………………………..Janie Kellogg (417-2219)
Enchanting Shores Activities Contact List
Beautification Committee... Karen Beaver (441-617-0720)
Bible Study ................................... Ron & Pat Muterspaw
Bicycle Club ........................................................... (00)
Bingo ..................................... Bob Sherman (207-8039)
Billiards ........................ Reggie Goodrich(607-434-2274)
Blood Pressure......................... Cathy Loudin (774-3806)
Bocce ..................................... John Isder (46 Amethyst)
Bowling ...................... Judy Capes, Secy (765-667-1282)
Bridge ......................... Jeannette Dondlinger (775-4395)
Calendar ................................ Bev Burnham (732-6792)
Church Services .................... Dick Muterspaw(774-5240)
Clubhouse ........................... Keith Avery (574-370-6616)
Community Sharing............... Harry O’Donnell(775-5916)
…………………………………………….…..Leo Carter(793-1942)
Crafts ......................................Deb Max (269-816-0821)
Dance Committee ...... Bob & Theresa Roland (775-2605)
Decorating Committee............. Bev Burnham( 732-6792)
Euchre ............... Bob & Emily Dickerson (574-536-7871)
Fishing Club.......................... Rich Doyle (262-758-2340)
Floor Exercises......................... Yvonne Sims (659-0078)
Horseshoes ................................ John Dolan (732-6966)
Line Dancing ......................... Nancy Marshall(732-5894)
Ladies Luncheon ...................... Joan Roy(401-314-6574)
.................................................................... (xxx-xxxx)
Library ................................ Judy Capes (765-667-1282)
Mahjongg ............. Keith & Marcia Avery (574-370-6616)
Martha’s Table…………………Linda Blevins (812-972-2398)
Newsletter Editor..................... Bev Burnham (732-6792)
Painting Class........................... Joyce Martin (793-4872)
Pickleball .................... Maggie DiSandro (609-238-1464)
Pinochle ................ Keith & Marcia Avery (574-370-6616)
Poker............................... Dutch VanVoorhis (331-8766)
Pot Luck Suppers ...... Mike & Linda Blevins (812-972-2398)
Safety and Wellness .......... Gary Charters(631-252-0615)
Shuffleboard .......................... Alice Hayward (775-7516)
Sunshine Club .......................... Yogi Mileskie (774-7806)
................................................ Loy Zalecky (774-2152)
Tennis Club ...................... Karen Sowers (609-425-5193)
Travel ..................................... Kay Sherman (207-8039)
Water Exercises:
8-8:45 .................................................... (
)
9-9:45 .................................................... (
)
10-10:45 ................ Jeannette Dondlinger (775-4395)
Yard Sale ........................................ Jan May (775-7245)
Shorelines Deadline by Bev Burnham 732-6792 burnhambev@aol.com
The deadline for April issue of the Shorelines is
Sunday, March 15th online or at my door (26 Pearl) in my Mailbox!
Spring is just around the corner…..
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