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MANAGER MUSINGS by Lee Morris

I know that as we go through these uncertain times, I always remember what my Football coach told me in High School- Tough Times never last, but tough people do! Tri-Par people are tough and resilient, and we will get through this, just like any other challenge life throws at us. We want to take this time to say thanks to our residents for your understanding and for following the guidelines set by the CDC and our Governor. We know that staying close to home has kept our residents safer during this time. Many repairs and updates to our clubhouse were done while we were closed. We had our sound/communications system replaced to stop all the feedback during Board Meetings and special events. The sound was optimized so those watching Board meetings over the community channel can better hear the business end of Tri-Par. We also had some electrical issues fixed near the stage and in the attic.

As I write this short article, we are still in the middle of the Governors “stay at home” order. We are working on a new website design that will have so much more information about Tri-Par at your fingertips. Watch for it to go live in the next few weeks. The building on the corner of Desoto and Tri-Par is progressing quickly, for all those people that want a condo “she shed” or “man cave”. Once it’s finished it will be a great place to park your Ferrari or Lamborghini. I plan to host Movie Night on May 28 where we will once again try to watch the great John Wayne as “Red” Adair in Hell Fighters. It is the story of the rough & tumble guys that use explosives to put out oil well fires. It’s a great cast and has some even better location work. Even Johnny Carson interviewed Red Adair because he told such interesting stories.

Please make sure you safely check on your neighbors and help each other when you can. It’s the Tri-Par way!

Take care, Stay well,

Lee

MAY 2020

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Office Personnel

Park Mgr Lee Morris [email protected] Office Mgr Barbara Baker [email protected] Admin Carol Bryant [email protected] Admin Scott Badyna [email protected] Maintenance Angelo Sammarco [email protected] Maintenance David Abshire Maintenance Keith Libal

Board of Trustees

Chair Chuck Koenig Grounds, Maintenance 1st VC Ron Houchin Deed Restric./Safety/Disaster Prep 2nd VC Toni Borman Health/Welfare Treasurer Laurie Legler Fin’l Plan’g, Ins, Policy Review Secretary Mike Neff Library, Website, Bulletin Brds Trustee Birdie Bollenbacher Tri-Par Events Trustee Cindy Little-Koenig Rec Events, Blood Bank, CPR Trustee Daryle vonHoldt Security, Pool, AV, Bldg Permits Trustee Dan Via Roads, Drainage, Storage Lots

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2 - May 2020 Tri-Par Estates Park and Recreation District

BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE FOR 2020

The following dates are the dates we have set aside for Board Workshops and Board Meetings for 2020. Please note that these days could change. Check newsletter, TV, and bulletin boards as dates approach to confirm. May 19, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

June 16, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

July 21, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

Aug 18, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

Sep 21, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

(NOTE: This is a Monday evening)

Oct 20, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

Nov 17, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

Dec 8, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

Board Meetings are broadcast on Comcast Channel 195. Residents may call in to meetings via Zoom meeting. Detailed call in information (including phone number, meeting ID and password) are available on the Tri-Par Estates website in the Agenda published for each specific meeting. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the office at 941-355-8747.

MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR

Meet Karen Send. Karen lives in a beautiful newly manufactured modular home on 5026 Pebble Beach Ave. She has been married to Jerry Send for 34 years, which combined two households resulting in five children and seven grandchildren. The home on Pebble Beach was the culmination of many other

(4) homes that were purchased, renovated, rented, and sold in order to eventually accommodate the wonderful home that they have now. Karen and Jerry found out about a home in Tri-Par in 2003 from a realtor in Michigan whom they were friends with. Their first purchase was sight unseen, then with other purchases and investments, renovations, rentals, and selling they were able to purchase a "tear down" and replace it with a lovely manufactured home. They would come to Tri-Par two weeks in the fall to get their rentals

ready and two weeks in the spring to close up the homes. for the summer. Retirement came in 2015, retiring from working and owning a lumberyard in Michigan. The lumberyard came after Karen worked for 17 years for Michigan Bell Telephone, working and owning a pizza shop, working at Meijer grocery store, and 18 years of clerking for the Michigan village of Kingsley. Karen is the person who makes announcements at the Fun and Sports dinner, pool parties, and the Michigan Club. She took over for Rich Jamrosy when he was unable to come down to Tri-Par and Karen has continued to be a leader and help with those groups. Karen enjoys line dancing, reading and working for the Flea Market. Her wonderful smile makes you feel at ease and her sense of camaraderie is very welcoming. Thank you, Karen and Jerry, for all you do.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND ANNIVERSARY

Monthly birthdays and anniversaries are back, but we don’t have very many names on our list at this time. We could look in your files, but we do not want to post your birthday without your permission. We will set up a clipboard in the office on the resident desk for you to give us permission to post your birthday. May 14th – Donna Houchin May 27th – Ron Houchin

April 8th – Frank & Doris Conner

PROFOUND THOUGHT by Scott Badyna

“Why do people park in driveways and drive in parking lots?”

Have a profound day!

Happy Anniversary!

Tri-Par Estates Park and Recreation District May 2020 - 3

BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE FOR 2020

The following dates are the dates we have set aside for Board Workshops and Board Meetings for 2020. Please note that these days could change. Check newsletter, TV, and bulletin boards as dates approach to confirm. May 19, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

June 16, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

July 21, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

Aug 18, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

Sep 21, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

(NOTE: This is a Monday evening)

Oct 20, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

Nov 17, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

Dec 8, 6:30 pm – Combined Workshop & Board Mtg

Board Meetings are broadcast on Comcast Channel 195. Residents may call in to meetings via Zoom meeting. Detailed call in information (including phone number, meeting ID and password) are available on the Tri-Par Estates website in the Agenda published for each specific meeting. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the office at 941-355-8747.

MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR

Meet Karen Send. Karen lives in a beautiful newly manufactured modular home on 5026 Pebble Beach Ave. She has been married to Jerry Send for 34 years, which combined two households resulting in five children and seven grandchildren. The home on Pebble Beach was the culmination of many other

(4) homes that were purchased, renovated, rented, and sold in order to eventually accommodate the wonderful home that they have now. Karen and Jerry found out about a home in Tri-Par in 2003 from a realtor in Michigan whom they were friends with. Their first purchase was sight unseen, then with other purchases and investments, renovations, rentals, and selling they were able to purchase a "tear down" and replace it with a lovely manufactured home. They would come to Tri-Par two weeks in the fall to get their rentals

ready and two weeks in the spring to close up the homes. for the summer. Retirement came in 2015, retiring from working and owning a lumberyard in Michigan. The lumberyard came after Karen worked for 17 years for Michigan Bell Telephone, working and owning a pizza shop, working at Meijer grocery store, and 18 years of clerking for the Michigan village of Kingsley. Karen is the person who makes announcements at the Fun and Sports dinner, pool parties, and the Michigan Club. She took over for Rich Jamrosy when he was unable to come down to Tri-Par and Karen has continued to be a leader and help with those groups. Karen enjoys line dancing, reading and working for the Flea Market. Her wonderful smile makes you feel at ease and her sense of camaraderie is very welcoming. Thank you, Karen and Jerry, for all you do.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND ANNIVERSARY

Monthly birthdays and anniversaries are back, but we don’t have very many names on our list at this time. We could look in your files, but we do not want to post your birthday without your permission. We will set up a clipboard in the office on the resident desk for you to give us permission to post your birthday. May 14th – Donna Houchin May 27th – Ron Houchin

April 8th – Frank & Doris Conner

PROFOUND THOUGHT by Scott Badyna

“Why do people park in driveways and drive in parking lots?”

Have a profound day!

Happy Anniversary!


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TRI-PAR MEMORIAL DAY PICNIC

WHEN: May 25, 2020 WHERE: Clubhouse SOCIAL: Noon LUNCH : 12:30 PM COST: $7.00 per person TICKETS: Will be available in the office and at Coffee on May 16th. Contact person is Birdie B at 941-373-5566. MEAL: Hamburgers & Hot Dogs Cole Slaw Fruit Potato Chips Coffee, Soda & Lemonade Dove Bars

PLEASE BRING SILVERWARE! ENTERTAINMENT: To Be Announced TRI-PAR COFFEE

Tri-Par Coffee Is Scheduled for

Saturday, May 16, 2020 9:00 AM at the Clubhouse

MAY MOVIE NIGHT – HELLFIGHTERS

Hellfighters is a 1968 American action film starring John Wayne and featuring Katharine Ross, Bruce Cabot, Jim Hutton, Jay C. Flippen and Vera Miles. The film is about a group of oil well firefighters, based loosely on the life of Red Adair.

MAY 28, 2020

7:00 PM at the Clubhouse

Ice Cream will be Served

COMING EVENTS

May 7 Fun& Sports Club Prayer Day May 16 Tri-Par Coffee May 19 Workshop 6:30 pm Board Meeting 7:00 pm May 25 Tri-Par Memorial Day Picnic May 28 Movie Night May 29 Brown Bag Lunch

JUNE 2020 June 11 Flag Day Luncheon June 16 Workshop 6:30 pm Board Meeting 7:00 pm June 19 Tri-Par Dinner June 20 Tri-Par Coffee June 25 Movie Night June 26 Brown Bag Lunch

MAY RECIPE

Birdie’s Cheesy Cauliflower Dip

- 4 Cups chopped cauliflower - 4 Slices of bacon - 1/2 Cup onion - 1 Pkg 8 oz cream cheese - 1 Tsp hot sauce (or a hot pepper) - 3/4 Cup Mayonnaise - 1 Pkg 8 oz shredded cheddar cheese - 1 Tablespoon of green onion

Heat oven to 350 degrees

o Pulse the cauliflower in food processor to size of peas.

o Microwave chopped cauliflower for 5 minutes o Cook bacon – drain off most of grease o Use 1 tablespoon of bacon grease and brown onion o Then add cream cheese and hot pepper o I use a very few hot pepper pieces o Stir in Cauliflower o Smooth top and add cheese (1 ½ cup) o Save the rest for topping o Crumble bacon on top and rest of cheese o Bake 25 minutes o Sprinkle with green onion pieces o Serve with chips or crackers o Make sure cream cheese is melted and sauce is well

blended


DEAR ABBY

Dear Abby: How do we go about dating with social distancing in place? From: Sleepless in Seattle Dear Sleepless: I’m not sure. But whatever you do stay six feet away!!!

ARTICLES FOR THE GOOD TIMES Carol Bryant

If you would like to submit an article for the monthly Good Times newsletter, please e-mail your copy to [email protected] or bring a hard copy to the Office no later than the 10th day of the month. Articles received after the 10th may be considered for the next month’s newsletter.

POLICE BLOTTER Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office

In the interest of Safety, we will be publishing reported police incidents each month. We hope this will serve to remind everyone to be aware of your surroundings and, if you see something, say something! Remember, if you are concerned about giving your name, don’t! It’s your option. All 911 calls trigger a mandatory Officer follow-up.

Following is a list of recent incidents:

Date Offense Type Street

03/10/2020 Suspicious Incident Woodstock

03/12/2020 Verification VIN Glen Echo

03/16/2020 Animal Problem Brae Burn

03/16/2020 Civil Disturbance Brae Burn

03/17/2020 Other Deaths Old Elm

03/19/2020 Civil Disturbance Winged Foot

03/22/2020 Suspicious Incident Boca Raton

03/29/2020 Burglary Palm Springs

04/01/2020 Civil Disturbance Tri Par

04/01/2020 Noise Disturbance Sea Island

04/04/2020 Welfare Check Boca Raton

04/06/2020 Lost/Found Property Olympia Fields

FROM THE PASTOR’S PEN

Choose Faith, Wisdom, and Prayer

When the month of March began, I had no idea that

drastic changes would be coming to my life. The Corona Virus Disease which began in 2019, abbreviated COVID-19, has brought changes to the lives of everyone in every country of our world. It has brought physical separation from others, loss of jobs and economic hardship to many, caused the wearing of face masks and gloves, orders to stay home, caused empty shelves and shortages at grocery stores, crowded hospitals, many sick and dying people, shortages of protection masks, eye shields and other protective equipment for health-care workers, and the need for more health-care workers. COVID-19 has completely changed our lives. It is unknown when the COVID-19 Pandemic will be under control and some form of normalcy will return to our daily lives.

The uncertainty of what is happening in our lives has resulted in fear, worry, and panic building in the lives of many people. What should we do? First, let’s remember to let faith rule our hearts and not fear. I absolutely believe we should take this pandemic seriously, use precaution and exercise wisdom. At the same time, we can do so while keeping our faith in God. If God took care of us before this pandemic, please know that He has not changed. Although everything is changing at rapid speed, God is not. He is the same faithful God before this outbreak that He will be once it passes. Our faith can be steady because our God is faithfully unchanging. This truth alone can strengthen us not to give in to fear. 2 Timothy 1:7 tells us: “For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline.”

Second, it is important to exercise wisdom instead of becoming paralyzed by worry. If there is an action you can do to protect yourself, do it. Use wisdom and listen to sound advice. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has offered many ways people like you and I can do our part to slow the spread of this disease at www.cdc.gov. It is also wise to ensure the sources of the information we consume are credible. There is a lot of false information circulating about the coronavirus that can be harmful by leading people to make unwise decisions based on information that is simply untrue. Read credible news outlets and gain information from the CDC, World Health Organization, and the Florida state or local health department.

Third, do not forget the power of prayer. Prayer is the exact prescription the Bible gives us to cure anxiety. It’s easy to want to look at all the news outlets and overthink all the possible negative outcomes that can take place. All that will do is rob us of the peace God promises us for today. Philippians 4:6 tells us: “Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and


petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.” We can panic, or we can pray, but we can’t do both. Jesus called His church a “house of prayer” (Matthew 21:13), and now it is our time. It’s time to pray for God’s intervention to stop the spread of this disease. It’s time to ask for healing. It’s time to ask for peace and comfort for those who have lost loved ones. It’s time for us to ask for direction and discernment for our leaders and our homes. Prayer is powerful and effective, and if we are too busy panicking instead of praying, we forfeit our greatest strength.

In the face of the coronavirus pandemic, we have the power to choose our response. When we choose faith over fear, wisdom over worry, and prayer over panic, we can experience the “the peace of God, which transcends all understanding” that we read about in Philippians 4:7. In doing so, we become the light of Christ in a very dark situation.

THINKING OF YOU

We miss seeing you in the office. We are all doing our best in these difficult times.

Stay strong, stay healthy and stay safe.

We look forward to seeing you when we can open our facilities.

Remember we are still doing the business of Tri-Par by phone, email or fax during the hours of 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

Phone: 941-355-8747 FAX: 941-360-0060 Email: [email protected]

CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP MaryGayle Selfridge

Due to family illness, the Caregivers Group will resume in the Fall. My heartfelt thanks to all participants. Have a Healthy and Happy Summer. Remember to take time for yourself, because you deserve it!

Mary Gayle Selfridge, R.N.Ph.D. 630-712-1144

VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH MAY 2020

GORDON ZOULEK

May 2020

YARD OF THE MONTH

Congratulations

George & Dianne Lamore

1816 Innisbrook

Your Place Looks Great!

petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.” We can panic, or we can pray, but we can’t do both. Jesus called His church a “house of prayer” (Matthew 21:13), and now it is our time. It’s time to pray for God’s intervention to stop the spread of this disease. It’s time to ask for healing. It’s time to ask for peace and comfort for those who have lost loved ones. It’s time for us to ask for direction and discernment for our leaders and our homes. Prayer is powerful and effective, and if we are too busy panicking instead of praying, we forfeit our greatest strength.

In the face of the coronavirus pandemic, we have the power to choose our response. When we choose faith over fear, wisdom over worry, and prayer over panic, we can experience the “the peace of God, which transcends all understanding” that we read about in Philippians 4:7. In doing so, we become the light of Christ in a very dark situation.

THINKING OF YOU

We miss seeing you in the office. We are all doing our best in these difficult times.

Stay strong, stay healthy and stay safe.

We look forward to seeing you when we can open our facilities.

Remember we are still doing the business of Tri-Par by phone, email or fax during the hours of 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

Phone: 941-355-8747 FAX: 941-360-0060 Email: [email protected]

CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP MaryGayle Selfridge

Due to family illness, the Caregivers Group will resume in the Fall. My heartfelt thanks to all participants. Have a Healthy and Happy Summer. Remember to take time for yourself, because you deserve it!

Mary Gayle Selfridge, R.N.Ph.D. 630-712-1144

VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH MAY 2020

GORDON ZOULEK

May 2020

YARD OF THE MONTH

Congratulations

George & Dianne Lamore

1816 Innisbrook

Your Place Looks Great!


TRI-PAR COVENANT CHURCH

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak all church services have been cancelled until it is safe to resume. During our time of social distancing, our Pastor Donald Olson will give a recorded sermon with special music each Sunday at 11:00 AM on Channel 195.

Pastor Olson can be reached on his cell phone: 508-245-2037

FLEA MARKET

A huge thanks to all the folks that helped with the 2020 Flea Market. One hundred and fifty (150) folks volunteered their time and energy to pull this off for the benefit of the residents of Tri-Par. The efforts were recognized with gross receipts of over $7,887 for the two-day sale. This was $1,000 less than last year but based on the timing of the sale with the Coronavirus this is incredible. The fantastic news is that the scrap metal sales were $3,962 this year so overall we are ahead of last year by $618!!! In total the gross receipts for 2020 are:

2 Day Sale $ 7,887 Scrap Metal $ 3,962 $11,849 We could not do this without all of the donations that everyone made, the support of the Board, and most importantly the tremendous effort put forth by the seasoned volunteers and the new members to the Flea Market family. A special thanks to all that contribute to the scrap metal effort; those that bring every scrap of metal over to us to those that pick it up and the large crew that tear the metal down to get every penny out of it. The efforts in this area have tremendously increased and we are encouraged by the dedication to this effort. We will continue to advertise this effort and the benefits it brings to our park. Scrap sales 2018 $ 398 2019 $2,044 2020 $3,962 !!!

We are so proud of the whole team…. this really shows what we can do together! It is a lot of hard work, but it is the laughter, companionship, and the sense of giving back that makes it all worthwhile. We were unable to thank our Volunteers with an ice cream social this year so an extra scoop next year.

Huge thanks to Harold Bolyard who has agreed to be the Summer contact for the Flea Market donations along with support by Daryl VonHoldt and Kevin Stutsman. Please call Harold at 717-433-7216 through November to schedule any pickups.

With sincere thanks to all that helped make this a success! Darlene Thompson

OWNERS’ CLUB by Butch Ferreira and JJ Jurdak

Please join us at 10:00 a.m. on the first Friday of every month in Room B.

FUN AND SPORTS

NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER – MAY 7, 2020 Fun and Sports sponsors an event each year for the National Day of Prayer. The National Day of Prayer for 2020 is May 7th. This year it is under the direction of Harold Bolyard. It is scheduled to be in the Ken Parent Memorial Garden at 9 AM on that day with a gathering in the Clubhouse right after the Prayer Session in the Garden. At this writing, with all the uncertainty and if we are still under the "stay at home" order, I would like to encourage you to consider taking some time to say a prayer.

Lois Wegner 355-3970.


PICKLEBALL by Dale Van Mieghem

We have club play every day of the week, Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. There will be lessons for beginners on Monday’s at 11:00 AM. There is also evening play from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Additional pickleball court time is available on Monday and Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM for intermediate and above players. Should be fun to play and watch. See you there, bring the popcorn!

LINE DANCING

MINDFUL AGING

Due to family illness, the Caregivers Group will resume in the Fall. My heartfelt thanks to all participants. Have a Healthy and Happy Summer. Remember to take time for yourself, because you deserve it! Mary Gayle Selfridge, R.N.Ph.D. 630-712-1144.

WALK AWAY THE POUNDS by Debbie Yates

Walk Away the Pounds Exercise Program

Monday-Friday 8:30am

Contact Debbie Yates for more information (941) 932- 2743

NEWCOMER BULLETIN – Tri-Par Flea Market

Yearly we have a huge flea market sale in the month of March. All the proceeds from this sale go to support the activities and clubs throughout our park so we all benefit from this effort. We made over $11,000 for 2020 from this effort and the sale of scrap.

We want to make sure that all newcomers to the park are aware of this effort as many times there are items in the homes they are occupying that they do not need or want or they are doing renovations where scrap metal is involved. We ask that you consider donating these items for our yearly sale. As you can see from the pictures, we sell a variety of items.

Our donation shed is open on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9 to 11 am from December to mid- March. Weekly scheduled pickups for furniture, scrap metal, or for those that can’t transport their donations to the shed are also tobe scheduled for these times. Please call Brad Surette at 617-548-3343 if pickups are needed.

For donations outside of the above timeframe please contact as below:

Brad Surette Dec – April 617-548-3343

Harold Bolyard May – Nov 717-433-7216

Please ensure that donations are in saleable form – no broken, torn, stained, or unclean items will be accepted for sale. We are also unable to accept sleeper sofas, large old TV stands, mattresses, toilets, large mirrors, old style TV’s, computers, printers and excessively heavy items. We accept all types of metal, mangled, bent or broken,

Sometimes “Thank You” just doesn’t seem enough to express our deep appreciation to Chako Isgro our Tuesday teacher and Dianna Marchner our Friday Leader. These two girls are awesome. They are so very special and give so much time and energy. You two are the very best.

Line Dance Update - the Tuesday class may continue when our facilities re-open. If you have any questions, please contact Kay Merritt at 941-359-2571.


washers, dryers, etc. as we have recouped a lot of funds from the sale of metal.

Thank you for your support. If you have questions, please call:

Darlene Thompson 603-930-1560 or Harold Bolyard during summer at 717-433-7216.

WELCOME WAGON by Bobbi Miller

The Tri-Par Welcome Wagon would like to welcome all newcomers to Tri-Par Estates for the 2019-2020 season. Our goal is to make new friends and help new residents feel comfortable in their new home!

First-time owners and first-time renters will be called and offered a Welcome Wagon packet stuffed with handy information. We also offer a tour of Tri-Par Estates’ impressive facilities.

We are looking for residents who would like to participate and “adopt their street,” so to speak, as part of the Welcome Wagon team. You would be notified when there is a new resident on your block to drop off a welcome packet and your calling card so you can answer questions and offer a tour of Tri-Par. This would be a great opportunity for current residents to make new friends and meet your new neighbors.

If you are a new resident and have not been contacted by the Welcome Wagon or if would like to join the Welcome Wagon team, please call Bobbi Miller at 724-466-0698. Please ensure that the Tri-Par Estates office has your current telephone information so we can reach you.

Cruise – 2021

ROOMS STILL AVAILABLE To reserve/book your cabin a $50 refundable fee PER PERSON is charged. Cancellations with full refund until October 1, 2020. Port of Call Date Arrival Time Depart Time Tampa 01/15/2021 4:00 pm Key West 01/16/2021 11:00 am 7:00 pm Grand Bahama 01/17/2021 9:00 am 6:00 pm Great Stirrup Cay 01/81/2021 8:00 am 5:00 pm At Sea 01/19/2021 Tampa 01/20/2021 7:00 am

Original January low prices Now available! Fee Schedule:

Inside Cabin: IA category Cost: Per Guest: $618.97 Per Cabin $1237.94

Ocean View with Picture Window Cost: Per Guest $733.45 Per Cabin $1466.90

Balcony: Cost: Per Guest $1023.25 Per Cabin $2046.50

Bus transportation to Tampa will be provided. The cost will be based on the number of people who sign up. Sign up for all trips at the Tri-Par Coffees or call any of the officers for more information.

Questions? Call Debbie Yates at 941-932-2743 or [email protected].

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TRAVEL CLUB & MIX and MINGLE by Debbie Yates

Wow we had a crazy April. If you are like me, you are ready to dream about some future fun activities. Unfortunately, due to the Coronavirus the WEEKI Wachee trip, the Bradenton sunset boat cruise and Mote Marine Boat Ride were cancelled.

Following are the proposed Travel club activities if gatherings are allowed by the county.

Friday nights from 6:00 pm -10:00 pm at the Women’s Club in Bradenton they have dancing. The 1st hour is dance instruction and 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm is dancing. I am looking for group of people interested in attending. Cost is $10.00. Following is there weekly live Entertainment: May 1st - Two of a Kind May 8th - Boardwalk Baby May 15th - Kathy and Paul May 22 – Daniel Braden River Sunset cruise. (Limited seating - 11 people) Wednesday, May 27th.

Sarasota Mote Marine Sea-life encounter cruise and Lunch. Sometime in June…..date to be to be announced.

Christmas Lights Bus Trip Dinner and Boat trip in Punta Gorda (December 14, 2020).

TRI PAR Norwegian Cruise to Key West, Stirrup Cay and Freeport Bahamas. January 15 – 20, 2021. Cabins still available at original price.

Key West trip - February 2021

Weeki Wachee Mermaid Show - March 2021.

Casino Trip Hard Rock Casino in Tampa – to be announced.

We do want to provide activities and trips but until the State/County gives us the go ahead, dates for some activities can’t be firmed up.

If you have other trips or activities you would like us to check out please let me know.

Please email Debbie Yates if you are interested in any of above trips. [email protected]. Or call 941-932-2743.


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Club Name

Officers/Leaders Phone Number(s) Email(s)

Art Workshop Margot Monette ....................... Mary Gayle Selfridge .............

351-0390 630-712-1144

[email protected] [email protected]

Aqua Belles Susan Henri 937-516-2061 Bingo Barry Grimm .............................

Laurie Legler ............................ Donna Reidl ..............................

814-227-4999 253-222-6273 847-354-8421


Bowling Pres: Dan Legler ..................... Trea: Donna Reidl .................... Sec: Roberta Surrette ...........

253-222-6273 847-354-8421 617-548-3343

[email protected]

Bridge (Tues & Fri) Norma Jean Jell ...................... Pat Salberg ...............................

355-1946 941-706-4045

No email [email protected]

Bunco (Private) Shirley VanderBos .................. 351-8393; 616-874-6026

Canasta Joyce Hodges 941-358-6061 [email protected] Card Bingo Hazel Hamlett 219-776-7244 Caregiver Support Mary Gayle Selfridge ............. 630-712-1144 [email protected] Craft Class Francis Dietz ............................ 248-210-3794 Cribbage Sue Wobma 616-678-1437 Duplicate Bridge Norma Jean Jell ......................

Pat Salberg ............................... 355-1946 941-706-4045

[email protected]

Euchre (Tuesday) Marlene Nichols ...................... 993-5445 [email protected] Euchre (Beginner-Sun) Marlene Nichols ...................... 993-5445 [email protected]

Flea Market Darlene Thompson ................. Butch Ferreira ........................

603-930-1560 734-770-9365


Flea Market Financial Georgia Wos ............................. 941-822-0642 [email protected] Fun & Sports Karen Send ...............................

Georgia Wos ............................. Gordon Zoulek ......................... Sec. Julia Graney .................... Lois Wegner(Summer) ..........

231-632-2675 941-822-0642 941-351-5378 518-586-6385 355-3970

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Garden Club Pres & Treasurer: Bob Bass VP: Bill Sparango Sec: Ann Bass

355-8621 267-885-9326 355-8621

Horseshoe Club Pres: Barry Grimm ................. VP: Bud Stuckey ...................... Trea: Pat Bishop ...................... Sec: Lois Wegner ....................

814-227-4999 419-376-8029 231-883-5598 941-355-3970

[email protected] [email protected] No email

Keeping You In Stitches Chair: Georgia Wos ................. Trea: Sharon Koenig .............. Sec: Donna Stanley ................

941-822-0642 941-312-4474 941-312-5984

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Library Volunteers Kathy Vesty ............................... Eileen McKean .........................

358-8335 376-0909

Line Dancing Kay Merritt 941-359-2571 Mah Jongg Julie Graney 518-586-6385 Memorial Rose Garden Pres: Bob Bass ........................

VP: Kevin Carrol ...................... 355-8621 351-2920; 207-776-4838

[email protected]

Michigan Club Chair: Sue Womba .................. VC: (open) .................................. Sec/Tres: Karen Send ............

616-678-1437 231-632-2675

[email protected]

Midwest Club Pres: Betty Hand ..................... VP: ................................................ Sec: Sharon Overholser ....... Tres: Joyce Hodges ................

574-849-1272 941-706-3262 (H)941-358-6061 or (C)219-476-5225


Mindful Aging Mary Gayle Selfridge 630-712-1144 [email protected] Movin’ on Band Pres: Gary Ivany ...................... 941-217-9658 [email protected]

Club Name


Music & Drama Pres: Bob Chvojka .................. VP: Earl Kreglow ..................... Tres: JJ Jurdak ........................ Sec: Peggy Oster .....................

941-359-1080 484-239-1732 207-283-5261 613-475-5393


New England/Canada Pres: Rob Burmaster ............. VP: Chris Thompson ............... Sec: Bill Pierro Tres: Bev Doman (Renter) ... Tickets: Donna Mansfield......

705-910-1793 603-930-1560 508-543-8825 941-552-6491 941-355-8421

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Owners’ Club Butch Ferreira ......................... JJ Jurdak ...................................

734-770-9365 207-283-5261


Pickleball Pres: Dale Van Mieghem ...... VP: Darlene Thompson .......... Sec/Tres: Liz Reishel .............

715-891-1384 603-930-1560 715-482-0264


Pinochle (Tues)

No email Pinochle (Fri)

No email

Poker (Men) Al Herren ................................... 941-879-1440 [email protected] Poker (Texas Hold ‘Em) Larry & Terri Lautner ............ 231-883-7453 [email protected]

Poker (Private) Ron Houchin ............................. 941-356-0289 [email protected]

Poker (Women)

Poolside Entertainment Pres: Ron Reesing .................. VP: Don Coulon ........................ Sec/Tres: Dona Veenstra ......

941-961-5836 941-356-0837 941-961-5836


Pool Players Clif Worth ................................... 941-351-9438 No email Quilters Chair: Pat Herren ....................

Sec: Anne Bass ........................ 941-879-3456 941-355-8621


Senior Exercise Class Debbie Yates ............................. 941-932-2743 [email protected]

Shuffleboard Pres: Karen Russell ............... Trea: Manfred Siebert ............ Sec: (vacant) ............................. Nickels: Larry Ross ................ Nickels: Ron Timmerman .....

941-360-9148 941-210-3722 513-505-3277 515-783-5345 315-767-5892

[email protected]

Slo Pitch Softball Michael Timon .......................... 941-351-3010 No email Stretching Ruth Frushour .......................... 248-931-1117 [email protected]

Swedish Weaving Chair: Ione Fowler .................. VC: Pat Herren .........................

414-708-0999 941-879-3456

No email

Table Tennis Darlene Thompson ................. 603-930-1560 [email protected]

Travel Club Debbie Yates ............................. Irene Hurley ..............................

941-932-2743 816-383-1190


Walk Away the Pounds Pres: Debbie Yates ................. Irene Hurley ..............................

941-932-2743 816-383-1190


Water Stretch Lois Wegner.............................. 920-918-6355 No email Welcome Wagon Bobbi Miller............................... 724-322-6099 [email protected] Whist Chair: Bonnie Gorsuch ..........

VC: Lee Gorsuch ...................... 260-220-3572 260-220-3572



Club Name


Music & Drama Pres: Bob Chvojka .................. VP: Earl Kreglow ..................... Tres: JJ Jurdak ........................ Sec: Peggy Oster .....................

941-359-1080 484-239-1732 207-283-5261 613-475-5393


New England/Canada Pres: Rob Burmaster ............. VP: Chris Thompson ............... Sec: Bill Pierro Tres: Bev Doman (Renter) ... Tickets: Donna Mansfield......

705-910-1793 603-930-1560 508-543-8825 941-552-6491 941-355-8421

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Owners’ Club Butch Ferreira ......................... JJ Jurdak ...................................

734-770-9365 207-283-5261


Pickleball Pres: Dale Van Mieghem ...... VP: Darlene Thompson .......... Sec/Tres: Liz Reishel .............

715-891-1384 603-930-1560 715-482-0264


Pinochle (Tues)

No email Pinochle (Fri)

No email

Poker (Men) Al Herren ................................... 941-879-1440 [email protected] Poker (Texas Hold ‘Em) Larry & Terri Lautner ............ 231-883-7453 [email protected]

Poker (Private) Ron Houchin ............................. 941-356-0289 [email protected]

Poker (Women)

Poolside Entertainment Pres: Ron Reesing .................. VP: Don Coulon ........................ Sec/Tres: Dona Veenstra ......

941-961-5836 941-356-0837 941-961-5836


Pool Players Clif Worth ................................... 941-351-9438 No email Quilters Chair: Pat Herren ....................

Sec: Anne Bass ........................ 941-879-3456 941-355-8621


Senior Exercise Class Debbie Yates ............................. 941-932-2743 [email protected]

Shuffleboard Pres: Karen Russell ............... Trea: Manfred Siebert ............ Sec: (vacant) ............................. Nickels: Larry Ross ................ Nickels: Ron Timmerman .....

941-360-9148 941-210-3722 513-505-3277 515-783-5345 315-767-5892

[email protected]

Slo Pitch Softball Michael Timon .......................... 941-351-3010 No email Stretching Ruth Frushour .......................... 248-931-1117 [email protected]

Swedish Weaving Chair: Ione Fowler .................. VC: Pat Herren .........................

414-708-0999 941-879-3456

No email

Table Tennis Darlene Thompson ................. 603-930-1560 [email protected]

Travel Club Debbie Yates ............................. Irene Hurley ..............................

941-932-2743 816-383-1190


Walk Away the Pounds Pres: Debbie Yates ................. Irene Hurley ..............................

941-932-2743 816-383-1190


Water Stretch Lois Wegner.............................. 920-918-6355 No email Welcome Wagon Bobbi Miller............................... 724-322-6099 [email protected] Whist Chair: Bonnie Gorsuch ..........

VC: Lee Gorsuch ...................... 260-220-3572 260-220-3572



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REMEMBER OUR FALLEN SOLDIERS

REMEMBER OUR MISSING IN ACTION

REMEMBER OUR PRISONERS OF WAR

REMEMBER OUR WOUNDED WARRIORS

MEMORIAL DAY

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State Laws

Florida Golf Cart Laws A golf cart may not be operated on public roads or streets by any person under the age of 14. A golf cart may be operated only during the hours between sunrise and sunset, unless the responsible governmental entity has determined that a golf cart may be operated during the hours between sunset and sunrise and the golf cart is equipped with headlights, brake lights, turn signals, and a windshield.

Sarasota County Contracting/Licensed Contractors Any new structure or improvements to an existing structure must be performed by a State of Florida or locally-registered Sarasota County contractor. Owner-builders can perform work with the applicable permit. To report suspected unlicensed contracting or activity, please call 941-861-5000 or Crime Stoppers at 941-366-TIPS (8477); you may remain anonymous.

Code Red Warning System Code Red is a free and secure system that delivers severe weather alerts moments after a warning is issued by the National Weather Service. Messages can be delivered by phone, email or text message. It also advises of the following emergencies:

• Drinking water contamination, • Extended utility outages, • Evacuation notice and route, • Missing persons, • Fires, floods, bomb threat, hostage situation,

chemical spill or gas leak, and other incidents where rapid and accurate notification is essential for life safety.

• The opt-in weather warning service will automatically notify those registered of tornado, flash flood and severe thunderstorm voice alert warnings just minutes after an alert is issued by the National Weather Service.

• How to Register for Code Red Warning System: 1. Visit scgov.net and click the Code Red

registration link at the bottom of the page under Emergency Services

2. Enter your first and last name, physical address, city, state, zip code and primary phone numbers.

3. There are also options for Hearing Impaired and those without computers. For more information, call the Sarasota County Contact Center at 941-861-5000. For those without Internet capabilities, computers are available at the Sarasota Public Library.

Sarasota County – Anonymous Reports One of our goals is to keep our Park safe and maintain a great quality of life. If you observe suspicious activity, please report what you observe by calling the anonymous tip line, 941-366-TIPS (8477).

Non-Emergency Sheriff's Line Reports can also be made to the Non-Emergency Sheriff’s phone at 941-861-5800.

Sarasota County Code Highlights • Junk, Trash and Debris: Prohibited from being left

in the yard and must be disposed of properly. This includes, but is not limited to wood, tires, automobile parts, hazardous waste, abandoned property, unusable or discarded household items, inoperative or discarded machinery or equipment, motor vehicles and trailers, which are inoperative or lack current license tags, solid waste, construction or demolition materials.

• Unlicensed, Inoperative Vehicles: All vehicles must be operable and have current license tags or must be stored in a completely enclosed building.

• Overweight Vehicles: Parking, servicing repair and storage of trucks, buses, vans and tractor trailers in excess of 6,000 pounds vehicle empty weight is prohibited in residential or open use districts.

• Living in Motor Homes or RVs in Residential Areas: It shall not be used for living, sleeping, housekeeping or business purposes and shall not be hooked to any utilities.

• Building Permits: Before the start of any construction or structural repair, check with the County permitting Office (861-6678) to ensure if a permit is required.

• Household Garbage and Yard Waste: All waste must be in trash cans, plastic bags or tied bundles, weighing no more than 40 pounds. Put containers out no sooner than 5 pm on the day before pickup (Sunday) and remove them by 10 am the day after (Tuesday). All containers are to be stored inside or rear yards only. You must separate yard waste from solid waste.

• Household Hazardous Waste: Except for motor oil and filters, hazardous waste is not collected at the curb. You must bring these types of items to a collection center, neighborhood collection or community collection program for proper disposal.

• Appliances: Residents may call Waste Management at 493-4100 to schedule a pick-up for an appliance or an electronic item. Refrigerator and freezer doors must be removed before placing at curb. Request for pick-ups must be made 48 hours prior to your regular collection day. This service is included at no additional cost (item limits may apply).


Call the Sarasota Call Center (all violations) at 941-861-5000 or Code Enforcement at 941-861-6403 to report a violation of these codes.

Recycling

We are all aware of the need to cut down on our trash and the impact it has on our environment. Some activities you can undertake to reduce the impact of the waste you produce:

• Waste Prevention: Avoid buying more than you need. Print only documents and emails that must be legally stored in paper form.

• Waste Reduction: Avoid products with excessive packaging. Buy loose vegetables instead off pre-packed goods.

• Reuse: Repurpose plastic bags. Find creative ways to transform used containers into home storage bins.

• Recycle: We are all recycling in our homes, but sometimes find we are attending or running meetings or social events where the building does not have recycling facilities. (Such as our Tri-Par Clubhouse) Club leaders can arrange to have cardboard items, pop cans and steel cans taken home so that these articles can be recycled.

Dogs and Cats Sarasota County Ordinance Chapter 14 contains the regulations concerning pets and other animals. These regulations contribute to the well-being of the pets in our community and, therefore, to the well-being of us all.

• Each year you must obtain a license certificate and tag for your dog or cat. In order to receive the license, your pet must be vaccinated against rabies by a licensed veterinarian. The official county license may be attached to a collar or harness and must be worn by the dog or cat at all times.

• Your dog or cat may not run at large on any public property or the property of another and must be under the direct control of a responsible person. Direct control always means immediate and continuous physical control of an animal (dog or cat) by means of a fence, leash, cord or chain of sufficient strength to restrain the animal.

• Under no circumstances shall a person improperly tether any animal. It is unlawful to tether an animal outdoors, except when all 10 conditions (listed in Sarasota County Code of Ordinances, Section 14-35) are met. The most important condition is, “The Animal is in visual range of the Owner, and the Owner is located outside with the Animal.”

• There have been instances when individuals are frightened by the behavior of our animals. If this

occurs to you or you observe anything listed above, please report the incident to Animal Services at 861-9500.

F.I.S.H.Transportation (Free Medical Transportation) Free medical transportation (via automobile) for Sarasota residents only. Donations are accepted. Rides available in the Sarasota area only. Transportation is for medical appointments only. MUST call to schedule 48 hours ahead and appointments must be between 9 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Phone: 941-953-5838

Background Check for New Owners, Renters, or Caregivers and Guests Who Stay More Than 30 Days Background checks are required for all first-time buyers, renters or caregivers in Tri-Par Estates. A background check is also required for first-time guests staying more than 30 days. Renters, caregivers and guests who have left the Park for 12 months or more must reapply for a background check. A per person application form and per person $50.00 fee must be submitted to the Tri-Par Office a minimum of 30 days prior to the desired occupancy date for processing and the Board’s action. The new application form is available at the Office.

Board Approval Is Required Before Moving into Tri-Par If a renter, buyer, or caregiver moves in without the Board’s prior approval, the first action will be to start the process to assess a fine against the owner in accordance with Section 22 of our deed restrictions. Secondly, unapproved renters or owners will be required to vacate the property and leave the park. If they refuse and it becomes necessary for legal action to remove the unapproved occupant(s), the Board of Trustees shall be entitled to recover all costs, including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys’ fees (Section 21 of Deed Restrictions) from the property owner.

Use of Tri-Par Common Facilities All visitors under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or adult when using Tri-Par Facilities. No one under 18 is permitted in the Spa or in the Exercise Room. Most of us noticed more guests this year than ever before. It is important that we ensure that our guests are made aware of the rules of the Park.

Speed Limit in Tri-Par The speed limit throughout our Park is 20 MPH. We have many walkers, bikers and people on their golf carts every day. For the safety of all our residents, please do your part in observing the speed limit. When you have guests, let them know we would very much appreciate their maintaining the 20 MPH speed limit within the Park.


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42. Actress Hathaway43. Some NFL receivers46. Savage Island, now47. Nukes and such48. Blabbermouths spill them50. Answer to "Where's Waikiki?"52. Scopes Trial attorney53. Heavy54. Licorice-flavored liqueur56. To the beach57. Pilot through, as a ship58. Keepers of jewels59. Comparison

Down1. Decorative dangle2. "Say You, Say Me" singer Lionel3. Opus with singing4. Bridge support5. Confident statement6. New England catch7. Need air conditioning8. "___ to Belong to You" (1939 song)9. Bog down10. Dangle a carrot11. Practice temperance12. "Gia" star Jolie13. Lifeless15. Triangular appetizer of India20. "Must have been something ____"22. Min. division25. Crumbly Greek cheese26. 1979 hit with its own dance28. Biblical town of winemaking fame29. Top-of-the-line31. Unattractive quality32. Hubbub34. Second self35. 1975 "Thrilla" city37. Author Hoag38. Gary's place39. Put-___ (pranks)41. Words before "steam" or "state"44. Animal identifier45. Stuck-up47. Tapers off48. Pesto ingredient49. ____'Pea (Popeye's kid)51. "Those ____ the Days"52. Opera singer55. Thai province


May Crossword Puzzle

(solution on page 26)

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Across1. Torrid Zone8. "...___ man with seven wives..."13. Farm inhabitant, maybe14. Bedding16. Storming the ramparts17. Old El Paso competitor18. Kutcher of "The Butterfly Effect"19. Budget entry21. Sanders of the NFL22. Alone23. N.Mex. neighbor24. End of ang or dawd25. Iambs26. Tibetan sightings27. Sandwich filler, of a sort30. Actress Ortiz of "Ugly Betty"31. German WWII sub33. City near Daytona Beach35. Bus. leader36. Word with park or anthem40. Hawaiian greeting

42. Actress Hathaway43. Some NFL receivers46. Savage Island, now47. Nukes and such48. Blabbermouths spill them50. Answer to "Where's Waikiki?"52. Scopes Trial attorney53. Heavy54. Licorice-flavored liqueur56. To the beach57. Pilot through, as a ship58. Keepers of jewels59. Comparison

Down1. Decorative dangle2. "Say You, Say Me" singer Lionel3. Opus with singing4. Bridge support5. Confident statement6. New England catch7. Need air conditioning8. "___ to Belong to You" (1939 song)9. Bog down10. Dangle a carrot11. Practice temperance12. "Gia" star Jolie13. Lifeless15. Triangular appetizer of India20. "Must have been something ____"22. Min. division25. Crumbly Greek cheese26. 1979 hit with its own dance28. Biblical town of winemaking fame29. Top-of-the-line31. Unattractive quality32. Hubbub34. Second self35. 1975 "Thrilla" city37. Author Hoag38. Gary's place39. Put-___ (pranks)41. Words before "steam" or "state"44. Animal identifier45. Stuck-up47. Tapers off48. Pesto ingredient49. ____'Pea (Popeye's kid)51. "Those ____ the Days"52. Opera singer55. Thai province



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