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6am–10pm 7 Days a Week
CLUBHOUSE HOURS
FRONT DESK HOURS
9am–5pm 7 Days A Week
TAMPA BAY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION TAMPA BAY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
SETH VANHALL General Manager /
Chief Operating Officer
352-588-9265 [email protected]
QUESTIONS REGARDING MASTER ASSOCIATION
HOMEOWNER ISSUES & BILLING?
DEBI RAMOS 352-588-9266 [email protected]
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Administration Information
Tidbits Inquiries Information
TBCA President—Amenities
Important Numbers
Hours Of Operation; Golf Boards
Access Control Update
Pay Your Bill With Clickpay
Contributing Photographers
Heat Exhaustion, Stroke Prevention
Garden Club: Fall Seed Starting Time
GFWC TampaBay Woman’s Club
Blood Drive, Donor Honor Roll
Pet Of The Month: Maggie May
Food Service Menu
Hurricane Preparedness
Garden Flag Sale
Golf Course Closing Dates 2020
In Memoriam—Whiteneck
MGA Results/ Tampa Bay Tootsies
Weekly Activities
Classifieds
VOLUME 19, ISSUE 7
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10641 OLD TAMPA BAY DRIVE, SAN ANTONIO, FL 33576
JULY 9, 2020 TBCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS ZOOM MEETING
6pm
Zoom Meeting Info Dial-In Number 929-205-6099
Meeting ID 886 1441 8086
Open To Members
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Let me clarify one point regarding our businesses that lose money. If you consider the golf courses as a stand-alone business, it will appear that it does in fact operate in the red. The same is true for our food service business. We show our administrative costs as another “business” in our financial reports. That line shows as an exceptionally large positive number. When examining the bottom line, the financials look good. In an effort to have our financial reports be more representative, we changed the format this year to include the portion of the assessment attributable to each business silo in the applicable line on the reports. While we all share in the cost of the golf courses, there is an additional fee charged to those that do play golf. The fee is modest and affordable but does not cover the entire cost of the operation. We also have chosen to keep the restaurant and pub pricing very reasonable. Again, the revenue from our food services does not cover our food service costs. We could actually close the restaurant and seemingly save money for our resident members. But I do not think that would be an extremely popular decision. We could also close the golf course. Oops! There go the property values. So, it must be understood that we operate a Community. Our businesses are here for our residents to enjoy. The amenities enhance our lifestyle and are therefore especially important to each of us. Our lifestyle would be negatively impacted if our amenities were not maintained as they are. The value of our community should be paramount in each of our minds. If our property values decrease and we have difficulty regarding resales, we could be forced to raise the assessment to overcome reduced revenues. Since the value of our properties are important, and the condition of our amenities affects said values, we all contribute to the cost to maintain our most important assets. The Community Association was not structured to place the burden on maintaining the golf course on only those that play golf. The same hold true with regards to the swimming pools, the courts, etc. If that was the case, as an example, if you do not play golf, you would not participate in paying for the golf course operation. If you decide to play pickleball, you will pay a fee to use the court. How about a fee for using the dog park? At first thought this may seem to be a workable solution, but when you peel back the onion it does not seem as feasible. If the only revenue for the golf courses came from membership fees, individual greens fees, cart fees and so forth, the cost to become a member or pay for a single round would be prohibitively expensive. It would not be unreasonable to assume that we would not have enough golf play to support this concept. Without proper funding the golf course would quickly become a liability as opposed to the asset it currently is. If we adjusted prices in the restaurant so that our food service business was a break even or profitable operation, the prices would be deemed as non-competitive and our residents would choose to always eat somewhere else. It is important to view our Community as a whole as opposed to individual parts. As a result of each of us sharing in the use and cost of our Community, we offer a terrific lifestyle for the members at a reasonable cost.
TBCA MASTER BOARD
TBGCC Amenities: Use and Cost Sharing by Bill Saffren, President Tampa Bay Community Association
Y ou may have been told by someone on the Board or Management that we are a shared amenity community.
Sounds good, but what does being a shared amenity community really mean? Does it mean we all share in the use of our amenities? Yes, that is part of the answer, but there is more. We all also share in paying for the operation, maintenance, and upkeep of our amenities. You may have also heard from the Board or Management that our golf courses and food and beverage operation each lose money every year. How can that be? How can we lose money in two of our largest cost centers and still manage to keep our financial heads above water? The answer in part is by amenity sharing. The other part is that in addition to sharing in the use of our amenities, we also all share in the cost of operating our amenities. In other words, we subsidize the cost to operate our golf courses, restaurant, pool, courts, dog parks, etc. by allocating part of your monthly assessment to pay for each amenity. Whether you play golf or not, you are helping to pay for the golf course. If you use the pools or not you are still helping to pay for them. This is the case for each amenity.
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TAMPA BAY COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATION BOARD
OFFICERS
BILL SAFFREN President
Pelican Strand [email protected]
TIM KRUG Vice President Eagles Nest
NANCY RUSSELL Treasurer
Egret Landing [email protected]
MIKE GLOSS
Secretary Sanctuary
DIRECTORS
RICH PHILLIPS Clubhouse Preserve [email protected]
CAROLL SYPNIEWSKI
Deer Hollow [email protected]
BOB MYSZKA Herons Cove
SANDRA STERNAL Osprey Lakes
MONTY THEUS Osprey Lakes II
SAM VERSACE Sandhill Dunes
HOA
PRESIDENTS BOARD
EAGLES NEST
DAVID REISS
CLUBHOUSE PRESERVE HOPE BOND
DEER HOLLOW
VINCENT CANNATELLA
EGRET LANDING BRUCE WOLFSON
HERONS COVE GEORGE NOEL
OSPREY LAKE
MICHAEL PIERSON
OSPREY LAKE II CINDY LEEKS
SANDHILL DUNES
EARLE M. JEFTS
PELICAN STRAND HARVEY RUBIN
SANCTUARY MIKE GLOSS
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NOTARY SERVICE
Notary Service is available at the Clubhouse and it is
also free to Members only. Please contact
Debra Ramos 352-588-9266
or Wendy Darby 352-588-4642
to schedule an appointment.
If documents call for witnesses, please remember
to bring them with you.
CLUBHOUSE FRONT DESK
REGISTER GATE VISITORS
DINING RESERVATIONS
352-588-0059 Fax 352-588-4090
GOLF SHOP 352-588-5454
SUB ASSOCIATIONS of TBGCC
Vesta Property Services Egret Landing HOA
727-258-0092
B & C COMMUNITY MGMT Deer Hollow, Eagles Nest, Osprey Lakes, Clubhouse Preserve HOAs
727-239-5991
VANGUARD MANAGEMENT Pelican Strand HOA
813-955-5885 The Sanctuary HOA
813-955-5935
QPM (QUALIFIED PROPERTY MANAGEMENT) Sandhill Dunes, Herons Cove,
Osprey Lakes II HOAs 727-869-9700 or 727-457-3768
Post Office — 352-588-2901
Spectrum Cable — 833-697-7328 Waste Connections
of Florida — 352-583-4204 Pasco Utilities — 352-521-4285 Emergencies — 800-226-8144 Withlacoochee River Electric
352-588-5115 Fire Emergency Only … 911
Other Inquiries — 813-929-2750 Pasco County Sheriff’s
Department Non Emergency 727-847-8102
Tax Collector — 352-521-4360 Health Department — 727-861-5250
Poison Control — 800-222-1222 Alligator Hotline — 866-392-4286 Animal Control — 813-929-1212
National Do Not Call List 888-382-1222
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
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HOURS OF OPERATION Clubhouse Opens 6am
MONDAY RESTAURANT CLOSED
PUB 11am to 7pm Last call 6:30pm
TUESDAY
LUNCH 11am to 5pm DINNER 5 to 7pm PUB 11am to 9pm Last call 8:30pm
WEDNESDAY
LUNCH 11am to 5pm DINNER 5 to 7pm PUB 11am to 9pm Last call 8:30pm
THURSDAY
LUNCH 11am to 5pm DINNER 5 to 7pm PUB 11am to 9pm Last call 8:30pm
FRIDAY
LUNCH 11am to 5pm DINNER 5 to 8pm PUB 11am to 10pm Last call 9:30pm
SATURDAY
BREAKFAST MENU 8 to Noon
LUNCH Noon to 5pm
DINNER in Pub, 5 to 7pm PUB 11am to 10pm Last call 9:30pm
SUNDAY
BREAKFAST BUFFET & OMELET BAR 9am to 1pm
LUNCH Noon to 3pm
DINNER in Pub, 5 to 7pm PUB 11am to 9pm Last call 8:30pm
HOURS OF OPERATION Clubhouse Opens 6am
DRESS CODE
DINING ROOM, GRILLE ROOM/PUB,
LANAI AND BALLROOM:
Shirts with sleeves, and no hats, please
Hats allowed only in the Pub and on the Lanai.
No Swimwear or Cover-ups allowed in Dining Room
or Ballroom.
Cover-ups allowed in the Pub and Lanai until 4pm.
After 4pm, Swimwear and/or Cover-ups allowed only
on the Lanai.
PAR SEEKERS
PAR SEEKERS GOLF ASSOCIATION
BOARD
CAROL DAHLINGER PRESIDENT
MARY ELLEN
WILLIAMS VICE PRESIDENT
DORA CONNOR
TREASURER
BETSY BERNSTIEL
SECRETARY
MARY CUBAKOVIC TOURNAMENT CHAIR
JOANN AFFOLTER MEMBERSHIP CHAIR
PAT BALFORE HANDICAP CHAIR
SHARON ARMSTRONG
RULES CHAIR
MEN’S GOLF
ASSOCIATION BOARD
JAMES MCTIGUE PRESIDENT
MITCH MIKLUS VICE PRESIDENT
STEVE BERNSTIEL SECRETARY
BRETT WHITCOMB TREASURER
JOSE MAYMI TOURNAMENT
AND RULES CHAIR
ROLLIN DAVIS HANDICAP CHAIR
FRANK SALERNO MEMBERSHIP CHAIR
TOM MORRIS COURSE CHAIR
TOM GREEN COMMUNICATIONS
CHAIR
MGA TBWGA
WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION
BOARD
DEB KNOTT PRESIDENT
DORIS RYBICKI
VICE PRESIDENT
DENISE SEMAGO TREASURER
SANDRA STERNAL
SECRETARY
PAT DAVIS TOURNAMENT CHAIR
PENNY WEBER
HANDICAP CHAIR
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CORRECTION
One of our Contributing Photographers had his name spelled wrong in the June edition: Dewey Alderson.
We are sorry for any confusion.
Face Mask and Social Distancing
When entering the Clubhouse, wearing a face mask and practicing social distancing
is recommended. Your fellow members and staff appreciate your efforts. Thank you.
PAY YOUR BILLS WITH CLICKPAY
AVOID DELAYS IN
POSTAL SERVICE DELIVERY If you’re interested in setting up
an automatic payment to FirstService Residential
for your HOA payment of $242, please contact Debra Ramos
at 352-588-9266 or [email protected]
and she will assist you in setting up your account and avoiding any late fees.
ACCESS CONTROL UPDATE
For residents of the below streets, your distribution schedule is as follows:
CLEGHORN DR & COHARIE LP
WEDNESDAY, July 8, 10am–1:30pm
GRASS BUNKER DR & HYANNISPORT LP
THURSDAY, July 9, 10am–1:30pm
SECOND ATTEMPT ON ALL 4 STREETS
FRIDAY, July 10, 12pm–3pm
For those who do not live on the mentioned scheduled streets and have NOT received
your ID badge OR Window Tag, call Wendy Darby at 352-588-4642 to schedule a
“DRIVE UP” appointment at the Clubhouse to attach your Window Tag and distribute ID badges,
a process that will take only a few moments.
Dewey Alderson Don Holmes Denise Rizzo Ron Fain Sharon Grace Mike Muench
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Time Is Now For Fall Seed Starting by Scott Miller President
N ow is the time to start your fall garden transplants to have them ready to put in in late August and
September. This means if you are going to start seeds which usually take 6 to 8 weeks to be ready to put outdoors, the middle of July is your time to start.
Vegetables such as peppers, tomatoes and eggplant should be seeded in early July for a late August planting. Vegetables like broccoli, cabbage, collards, kale, mustards, spinach and other leafy greens should be started from seed around the end of July for an early September transplanting. Most other vegetables that are
directly planted in the ground should be planted in late August and September.
Some flowers can still be planted in July but those were mentioned in our June Tidbits column. Watch out for fungus and insects on your plants and lawns during this time, especially if we get a great deal of rain during the month. The final fertilization of lawns and plants should take place in late July or early August.
If you are harvesting vegetables now, remember that part of your crop will be going to your friendly rabbits, deer, Sandhill cranes and other animals that live in our area. After all, we have to be good neighbors to these pesky critters.
Hydrate Yourself Properly Please take care of yourself if you are outdoors, working in the yard as all people’s heat tolerances are different. You may have heat exhaustion or heat stroke if you have slight dizziness, cloudy thinking and severe stabbing pain in the back of your head that turns into a migraine. These are the basic signs of both but can manifest differently in everyone. Remember the three basic rules of working outside in the summer in Florida, hydrate, Hydrate and even more HYDRATE.
Also, please remember your pets during this time because they also can have heat-related illness if they don’t drink enough water.
The Garden Club of TBGCC does not meet in summer; the next meeting is Tuesday, Sept. 15th at 12:15pm in the Community Center, if the buildings and facilities are available. Please keep an eye here for further updates.
For information contact Scott Miller at [email protected] or 352-668-4365.
GARDEN CLUB
Cart Path and Golf Course Use
For Golf Use Only!
Please remember that the golf cart paths and
the golf course are to be used ONLY for golf. Please do not walk, ride bikes or take non-golf cart rides on the cart paths or the
golf course. This is important for many reasons but primarily for the safety
and protection of all parties.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
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PET OF THE MONTH
PARENT: DIANE YATES
MAGGIE MAE
Maggie Mae is 1, and hanging with her favorite friend, Coco. She is part
min pin (miniature pinscher) and part
Chihuahua, and loves those cranes.
Making Footprints In Our Community
T he GFWC TampaBay Woman’s Club continues to be active this summer, collecting baseball caps for
Blanket Tampa Bay to distribute to the homeless. Please drop off at 10420 Chatuge Drive—box on the porch. We support the Helping Hands Food Pantry at Atonement Lutheran Church. Our focus is women’s non-edible items such as sanitary products, toilet paper, bar soaps, shampoo, lotions, etc. We gladly will accept any non-perishable food items, as well. You can drop items off at 10246 Chatuge—box on the porch. The ladies have made and given away more than 350 homemade masks for health care workers, residents of a rehab facility and residents of TBGCC! We are not selling them but asking for a donation for our Canine Companions For Independence project. Members continue to sew so if anyone needs a washable mask, please contact Sharon Grace at 352-668-8088 or 813-220-2716. Wreaths Across America was such a success last year and we want to continue this project. We will have order forms ready by September so residents can purchase wreaths for Florida National Veterans Cemetery in Bushnell.
Membership is open to any ladies residing in our TBGCC community. For more information about the club or our projects, please call President Sharon Grace at 352-668-8088 or 813-220-2716.
Pictured is Judi Moeller and Bogo (puppy in training sponsored by Publix) from puppy training earlier this year at the Sarasota/Bradenton Airport. Judi is project chairman for the club. GFWC members make masks, which anyone can have free with a donation to Canine Companions For Independence. Call President Sharon Grace at 352-668-8088 or 813-220-2716.
The GFWC TampaBay Woman’s Club is collecting donations for Canine Companions For Independence “Pennies for Puppies.” We accept pennies, nickels, dimes, ones, tens or twenties! Donations help with training and placement of service dogs to disabled people.
TAMPA BAY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB had a goal of 13 donations and we surpassed that with a total of 23!
THANK YOU!
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HOURS
MON-THURS
11am–7pm
FRI-SUN
11am—8pm
Please call one of the following
numbers:
Reservations 352-588-
0059
Takeout & Delivery 352-588-
2823;
State whether you are ordering for
delivery or takeout. Your service
personnel will take your information,
process your payment and
explain the process for takeout or
delivery. If you do not get
through, please do not leave
a voicemail. Continue to call
back until you get an answer.
DINE IN, TAKEOUT & DELIVERY FOOD SERVICE MENU
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Hurricane Preparedness Now that the hurricane season is upon us, the Board and Management are concerned about your safety and well-being. Although there are no known storms currently threatening our area, we feel it is important to be proactive in getting some basic information to you. Of course, as this season progresses and we have specific details relative to incoming storms, we will continue to keep you up to date with the latest information and any anticipated impact we will feel in Tampa Bay Community Association. Please note that in the case of an approaching hurricane, all employees and staff will be responsible for protecting the common areas of the community and will not be in a position to assist residents with their personal property. Each resident is responsible for securing their personal belongings and for their personal safety NOTE: NO CURRENT WARNINGS IN EFFECT—this is for informational purposes Inland Pasco County, Florida
Click here for Pasco County Hurricane Preparedness Guide
Click here for Red Cross Hurricane Prep Guide If the National Hurricane Center issues a Hurricane Warning advisory, the following procedures should be taken to ensure your safety and the safety of others.
1. Remain calm and keep listening to the local news for weather conditions, evacuation routes and nearest shelter. 2. Plan how to communicate with family members if you lose power: For example, you can use phone, text, social media 3. Charge your phone: You’ll have a full battery if you lose power. 4. Consider purchasing a cell phone battery power bank for additional cell phone power. 5. Bookmark your local government’s website: This gives you quick access to storm updates and emergency instructions. 6. All plants, furniture, and other items from your patio must be removed and moved indoors. 7. Build or restock your emergency preparedness kit: Include a flashlight, batteries, cash, and first aid supplies. 8. Purchase in advance bottled water, ice, and non-perishable items such as canned food, packaged food, paper, personal
products, and manual can opener. 9. Do not leave pets unattended at the property. There are shelters and kennels that will board your pet in case of
evacuation. 10. Obtain necessary prescriptions and medications. 11. Keep flashlights and battery-operated radio/TV handy with extra batteries. 12. Clean and fill the bathtub with water. 13. Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) will not be working in case of power outage. You’ll want to make arrangements for
cash needs. 14. In the event of power failure, turn off all appliances and keep refrigerator door closed. (Food will stay cool for 24 hours) 15. Fill your vehicle’s gas tank before the storm arrives. 16. Avoid downed power lines and report them to your local electric company as soon as possible. 17. Take refuge in a small interior room during the storm. 18. Keep all windows and doors closed through the storm. Do not crack a window or door during the storm. Draw your
verticals and drapery materials over the windows to protect from the possibility of shattering glass. 19. Create an evacuation plan with your family; you may have to leave quickly. 20. Avoid walking or driving through flood waters. Just 6 inches of moving water can knock you down, and fast-moving water
can sweep your vehicle away. IN THE EVENT THAT OUR COMMUNITY SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN AN EVACUATION AREA, RESIDENTS SHOULD STAY TUNED TO LOCAL NEWS CHANNELS AND COMPLY WITH ALL MANDATORY EVACUATION ORDERS. ANYONE REMAINING ON PROPERTY DURING A MANDATORY EVACUATION DOES SO AT THEIR OWN RISK. Lastly, we want to extend our appreciation to you for your cooperation. Your safety is our primary concern. Please be safe and make plans that can be implemented quickly in the case of a change in the Hurricane’s path.
IMPORTANT HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS INFORMATION PLEASE READ CAREFULLY In the event a hurricane warning is posted for this area, it is imperative that you listen to all hurricane-related updates via radio, television, newspaper, or internet related services. Please follow all instructions issued from the authorities as they are professionals and equipped to handle such emergencies. For your convenience, the link to Pasco County’s Emergency Management is below:
ATTENTION! In the event of a TRUE Emergency, please contact 911 immediately. A member of the property staff can also be reached at 352.588.9265 Should you require immediate assistance regarding evacuations and safety concerns, please contact one of the County Emergency Centers or FEMA whose numbers are listed below:
Emergency Management: 727.847.8137 American Red Cross: 727.848.8354
FEMA: 1.800.621.3362 WREC One Pasco Center District: 352.588.5115
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T he Garden Flag Sales project has been a huge success and we offer our gratitude for the purchases and the
generous additional donations! During the sale, we have realized that there are many “snowbirds” that were not able to place their orders on time. Therefore, we are extending the flag sales to accommodate those that were not able to get their order placed. The flags cost $14.99 (including tax.) Your orders along with the form below can be dropped off at the Clubhouse Lobby. All proceeds from the sales will be used to fund appreciation gifts for our Tampa Bay Golf and Country Club Employees that despite the Pandemic, continued to service our community. If you were not able to order your flag or have decided you want to order another flag now is your time! The delivery date on these flags is to be determined. It is important to remember that any flag ordered by May 31st is scheduled to be deliv-ered in the near future. Both the Presidents Council and the Community Association Board thanks you for your continued support of this worthwhile project. “10 Neighborhoods … One Community”
Click On The Links Below
for the LATEST INFORMATION
On The Covid-19 Pandemic
Centers For Disease Control www.cdc.gov
National Institutes Of Health www.nih.gov
World Health Organization www.who.int
Florida Department Of Health www.floridahealth.gov
GOLF COURSE CLOSING DATES FOR 2020
July 13th—Closed (Rescheduled
Chipco Choice)
July 27th—Front Nine Closed
Aerification
July 28th—Back Nine Closed
Aerification
July 29th—Executive Course Closed
Aerification
August 10th—Closed
August 24th—Closed
September 14th—Closed
September 28th—Closed
October 20th—Closed till 12:00pm
for wall-to-wall Fertilizer Application
November—Open all month
December—Open all month
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D id you know that in the State of Florida to operate a golf cart,
you MUST be at least 16 years of age and have a valid driver’s license?
Also, Tampa Bay Community
Association Rules and Regulations 1.16. Private Golf Carts: Persons less
than 16 years of age may not operate a golf cart within the community unless they possess a valid driver’s license.
Do not let anyone operate your Golf Cart under the age of 16. All drivers
should utilize the golf cart responsibly and follow all driving laws and rules.
Always yield to pedestrians, obey stop signs, avoid distractions, and only carry
passengers that occupy a seat. Always use hand or turn signals and
use caution when turning.
Be safe, be cautious
and be courteous.
GOLF CARTS DRIVEN WITHIN THE COMUNITY
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IN MEMORIAM
GEORGE WHITENECK
M y siblings and I would like to say, “Thank you,”
to his golf buddies, Bingo friends and all other friendships of his and our mother's, Trudy, over
the past 20+ years of residence. They truly loved living here. Thank you also for the sympathy cards and kind words. Wishing everyone good health and stay safe!
The Family of
George Whiteneck
W e have seen a rapid increase in the number of
Residents walking on Community roads. While we think this is a great way to get exercise, we want to make sure that the proper protocol is used while walking. WALKERS: Please be sure that you walk facing oncoming traffic. This is very important as it allows you to see what is happening, in front of you, at all times. This will allow you to react if something goes wrong with oncoming traffic. Please do this every time. DRIVERS: Please be aware of the importance of honoring the 25 mph speed limit on our main road and 15 mph on parcel roads and be extra careful driving, knowing how many of your fel-low Residents are walking on our roads. Our roads are our sidewalks and we need to make sure we are all taking the proper safety measures.
Walking
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HAPPY TRAVELERS CLUB
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Congratulations!
TYLER WEBER GARY PAPSUN
on their two years of service with
FirstService Residential Management
ACED IT!
Mary Lombino got a hole in one
March 20 on Hole 3.
Congratulations!
Photo by Dewey Alderson
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8:30A Cardio Aquacise CH-P 9:30A Water Aerobics CH-P 10A Yoga Elizabeth 352-668-4035 CC 11A Water Aerobics CH-P 1P Impr. Line Dancing Carol 352-588-3843 CC 9A Jazzercise Beth 352-206-0997 CC 9A Strength is Balance Water Aer. 267-261-1809 CH-P 10A Aqua. Cardio/Noodle Abs (Noodle req) 267-261-1809 11A Ai Chi Relaxation Cindy 267-261-1809 CH-P 1P Line Dancing Jane 352-467-0723 CC 2:15P Silver Stars Jazz Class Judy 352-206-9000 CC 3P Chair Yoga Jill 352-588-0080 WC-1 8:30A Cardio Aquacise CH-P 9A Body Sculpting/Strength Beth 352-206-0997 CC 9:30A Water Aerobics CH-P 10:15A Yoga Elizabeth 352-668-4035 CC 11A Water Aerobics CH-P 9A Jazzercise Beth 352-206-0997 CC 9A Chair Yoga Jill 352-588-0080 CH-Sm 9A Strength is Balance Water Aer. 267-261-1809 CH-P 10A Aqua. Cardio/Noodle Abs (Noodle req) 267-261-1809 CH-P 11A Ai Chi Relaxation Cindy 267-261-1809 CH-P 8:30A Cardio Aquacise CH-P 9A Body Sculpting/Strength Beth 352-206-0997 CC 9:30A Water Aerobics CH-P 10:15A Yoga Elizabeth 352-668-4035 CC 11A Water Aerobics CH-P 10A Latin Zumba Percy 516-238-4214 CC
12:30 Prog. Hand & Foot Mickey 732-272-6119 CC 1P Mahjong With Card Judy 352-588-3304 CH-Sm 6:30P Phase 10 Val 352-588-3496 CH-Sm 6:45P Bunco Janet 352-588-2840 CH-Lg
10A Mahjong With Card Judy 231-622-2453 CH-Sm 11A Mahjong Diane 804-824-1301 CH-Lg 6:30P Hand, Knee & Foot Sheryl 330-606-0065 CC 7P Single Deck Pinochle Norma 352-588-2693 CH-Lg
12:30 Hand, Knee & Foot Ruth 352-588-5403 CC 1P Mahjong With Card Judy 352-588-3304 CH-Lg 4P Double Deck Pinochle Roy 352-588-0874 CH-Sm 6:45P Mexican Train Dominoes Sandy 401-263-7571 CH-Lg
9A Bridge Riina 352-588-4570 CH-Lg 10A Bridge Rose 352-588-0735 CH-Sm 12:30 Hand & Foot Barb 727-804-4179 CC 1P Duplicate Bridge Rose 352-588-0735 CH-Lg 6:30P Euchre Sue 585-746-5512 CH-Lg 7P Mahjong With Card Judy 352-588-3304 CH-Sm
11A Mahjong Diane 804-824-1301 CH-Lg 12:30 Prog. Hand & Foot Jan 352-678-0500 CC 1P Mahjong With Card Judy 352-588-3304 CH-Sm
1P Mahjong With Card Judy 231-622-2453 CH-Sm
4P Double Deck Pinochle Roy 352-588-0874 CH-Sm
6:45P Hand & Foot Claudette 352-588-4735 CH-Lg
9:30A Bowling Pinchasers ZPH Pat 352-588-2130 1P East Pasco Bridge Club CH-Lg 3P Gaiser Scramble 6:30P Play Pool Izzy 302-545-8144 CC
10:30A Women’s Bible (Oct-May) Mitzi 352-588-2794 CC 7P Men’s Bible (Oct-May) Joe 352-668-8113 WC-1
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10A Greeting Card/Stamping Lynn 352-588-2685 CC 7P Greeting Card/Stamping Lynn 352-588-2685 CC 9A Acrylic Painting Phil 352-588-0202 CC 9A Scrapbooking Lois 352-588-0466 CC 1P Quilt & Sewing Denise 678-549-0783 CC 3P Card Making Gloria 224-800-1889 WC-2 No Weekly Thursday Art/Craft Activity 9A Crochet/Knitting Marylou 352-588-0485 LIB 10A Beginning Sewing Cheryl 352-668-8011 CC
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8A Doubles Tennis Rich 201-694-8570 8A Pickleball—Open Ralph 614-353-5354 7P Pickleball—Open Ralph 614-353-5354 8A Doubles Tennis Rich 201-694-8570 8A Pickleball—Open Ralph 614-353-5354 7P Pickleball—Open Ralph 614-353-5354
8A Pickleball—Open wGuide Ralph 614-353-5354 3:30P Shuffleboard Julie 631-786-2431
8A Doubles Tennis Rich 201-694-8570 4P Co-Ed Volleyball CC Pool 7P Pickleball—Open wGuide Ralph 614-353-5354
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SUNSHINE CLUB
MEETS JULY 13 We meet 8am second Mondays,
in the Clubhouse. Trish 352-588-2170
GFWC TAMPABAY
WOMAN’S CLUB
MEETS JULY 13 We meet second Mondays, from 10 to noon
in the Ballroom at TBGCC Clubhouse. Sharon 352-668-8088
ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB
MEETS JULY 19 at 6pm in the Community Center.
All TBGCC residents are eligible to join. Dominic D’Orazio 443-406-0104
ItalianAmericaHeritage-Club.godaddysites.com
BOOK CLUB MEETS JULY 20 July’s book is “Finding Chica” by Mitch Albom. We meet at 6:30pm
in the Comm. Ctr. New members always welcome.
Betsy 352-668-4555
GARDEN CLUB MEETS JULY 21 We meet third Tuesdays, from noon to 2pm in the
Community Center. Scott Miller 352-668-4365
SPECIAL CRAFT CLASS
NOT MEETING UNTIL
CUP RENOVATIONS COMPLETE at the Welcome Center. For questions, call
Cindy 610-306-4358
ROTARY CLUB OF SAN
ANTONIO MEETS TUESDAYS at 6:30pm in Clubhouse Room 1
RIDES TO AIRPORTS: Tampa/ Clearwater / Or lando in
comfort. Call Becky or Brent 813-909-3919, or email
MEDICARE PLANS for anyone star ting Medicare, los-ing group coverage, new movers, etc. I am a resident/home owner in the community. Thanks to everyone for all your support and referrals. Rosemary Telega 813 748-1756.
DRYER VENT CLEANING Prevent a house fire! Clean
your vent once a year. POWER WASHING available. Kev-
in’s Cleaning Service. TBGCC member. 410-375-9776.
PROFESSIONAL TAX PREPARATION Basil Grussing MBA, EA IRS Enrolled Agent, 25 Years’ Exp. 352-668-4107. TBGCC Resident.
MADE A MISTAKE? CHANGED YOUR MIND? GOOD NEWS: MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PLAN options ar e available during an OPEN ENROLLMENT PERIOD be-tween Jan 1 and March 31! Call Paul Flaig in Herons Cove, CERTIFIED INSURANCE COUNSELOR; (727)-460-7099.
SHUTTLE VAN DRIVER (up to 6 passengers): Air -ports, Port of Tampa, Entertainment and Sports Venues. CALL or TEXT to TBGCC Member resident JOHN 630-
220-2822.
CLEANING SERVICE: RESIDENTIAL Cleaning done by owner. No contract. 727 858-5163.
SAM AND JOE’S LANDSCAPING: Sod replacement, Mulch, River Rock, Irrigation, Pressure washing. TBGCC resident. 813-675-7222.
MEDICARE-CERTIFIED INSURANCE COUNSE-LOR: Only 1 in 100 Medicare agents have taken the time and effort to achieve the coveted Certified Insurance Coun-selor (CIC) designation. As a CIC, I have the technical knowledge, skill and concern to help seniors get through the labyrinth of MEDICARE. Representing top MEDICARE companies, I can handle your unique needs. As a TBGCC resident, I'm HERE FOR YOU! Paul Flaig 727-460-7099.
HAIR STYLIST: cuts, color , highlighting, and smoother treatments. Call Fran 813-453-7874.
CLEANING SERVICE: RESIDENTIAL. Done by own-er. No contract. 727-858-5163.
“WE WOULD LOVE TO CLEAN YOUR HOME: Rea-sonable, reliable, trustworthy. Cleaning homes for 17 years, Free set. Debra 813-786-2815, Susan 727-359-1420.
MISCELLANEOUS BUYING/ SELLING
$1,500 GO GO RED SCOOTER for sale for $400. Call
352-588-4906.
SCOOTER FOR SALE: Has not been used. Considered new. $2,000. Contact 301-646-0956
PETS & PET SERVICES
MY BUDDY PET SITTING: TLC daily and/or over -night in my home. Dog walks/cat feeding also. TBGCC Res: Call or Text Carol 727-424-6599 or Belinda 352-251-5674.
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CLASSIFIEDS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT / SALE
HOME FOR RENT: 29300 KAPALUA WAY, 1,206 Sq.
Ft. 2bd/2bath. Available now. $1,350 per mo. Call Mark 952-594-1520.
HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Home on Golf Course with Water view. Available: May-Dec. Call 734-678-6116.
SINGLE FAMILY HOME RENTAL AVAILABLE 4/15/20: 2 Bedroom/2 Bath, with den and lanai. Rental term negotiable, furnished or unfurnished. Non smoking. Call Lisa (267) 567-3523.
SERVICES
COMPUTER PROBLEMS: Don’t call Geek Squad, call me. I’ll fix what ails you! TBGCC Member Jake at 813-294-1894.^
KEVIN’S PRESSURE WASHING SERVICE. House, Lanai, Driveway, Window Cleaning, and Dryer Vent Clean-ing Available. You’ve tried the rest, now try the best. TBGCC member/resident. 410-375-9776. ^
MEDICARE/SUPPLEMENTS/MAPDs: 64 plus or under 65, or New to TBGCC? Call Bob & Mary Martin residents and Independent Agents! Mary 813-951-6359, marymarti-ninsurance88@gmail or Bob 813-727-3647 bob-martin214@gmail.^
FURNITURE REPAIR: Simple fixes (that you can’t do) Antiques, Custom Furniture & Carpentry, Handyman. FREE ESTIMATES. Call Ted 813- 777-3471.^
PRESSURE WASHING Dr ive/Walkways star ting at $35. Free estimate for full home/lanai areas. HOUSE
PAINTING. Also Pet Sitting. Frank 352-668-4610.^
MASSAGE IN YOUR HOME by Debbie. Member TBGCC, 33 Years’ Experience, 352-588-9851 by Appoint-ment. Gift Certificates Available. ^
FRIENDLY, SAFE, AND RELIABLE DRIV-ER. Airports, doctors, etc. Very reasonable rates. Call or text Debbie at 718-423-5215. ^
TRAVEL AGENT: TBG & CC Resident. Great Deals on Ocean & River Cruises, Land Resorts, Escorted Tours & more. Contact Linda Cahill 954-721-8463 Web site: www.travelbylandorsea.com. ^
INDIVIDUAL 1 OR 2 HOUR treatments in USUI SHIKI
RYOHO SYSTEM of Natural Healing by appointment. Mas-
ter, Teacher Gerri Jackson 352-999-0425
or [email protected], for more details.
www.reikialliance.com. ^
PERSONAL DRIVER AIRPORT/HOSPITAL: Looking
for a driver to take you to the Malls, Airports, Hospital, etc.?
Look no further. Robert, resident TBGCC 813-602-3499.
NO JOB TOO SMALL … JUST ASK … Gardening, tile/laminate, wall mounts, filter and battery changes. Gregg Mancini 813-312-6810. Resident, reliable and reasonable.
MASTER BARBER CUTS for Men: 6 Days, Member
TBGCC 352-588-4634.
