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A publication for The Gardens Homeowners Association - Parrish, FL

November 2016 www.TGHoA.org

Fort Hamer bridge construction is moving right along. This is showing the bridge out of Parrish crossing the Manatee River. (Photo courtesy of Martin Allred, Nationwide Photographers)

Our pick for Yard of the Month, October 2016, is at 101 Juniper Trace. The house belongs to Mike and Wendy Fitzgerald. We found ourselves transported back to the days of our youth by the candy corn and were delighted with the ceramic pig, which be guarding the yard from our wild pigs. Since this is a corner lot, all sides looked great. This lot, along with many others in the community, is certainly worth a ride around the park.

Next TGHoA meeting is November 9, 2016….See you then.

About this newsletterSubmit comments and questions to any board member. Include your name and phone number via e-mail to: [email protected] or by postal service to TGHoA, Attn: Beni Barrett, 228 Hibiscus Way, Parrish, FL 34219. Articles, photos and suggestions must be sent to a member of the Board of Directors who will judge suitability. Unsigned messages or unverifiable addresses/ phone numbers will not be read or considered. Visit us online to see this newsletter and find more useful information: www.TGHoA.org . The Gardens office phone number is 776-1252.

TGHoA is not responsible for, nor makes judgments on, the actions or non-actions of the advertisers in this newsletter. The advertisers are solicited by and pay the publisher Community Media for the listing. In turn, the publisher provides the newsletter to TGHoA at no cost.

NOTE: Notices of board meetings are posted 3 days before scheduled meetings, the agenda 48 hours preceding meetings and notice of membership meetings 14 days prior. Special membership meetings will be scheduled as required. All meetings are on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM at the Palm Lake Club unless posted otherwise.

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PRESIDENT’S REPORTBy: Beni Barrett

November is upon us and our Northern friends have mostly returned to The Gardens…..Welcome Back!

I want to make everyone aware of the new postal delivery person for The Gardens, Stephanie. Please welcome her should she be at your

mailbox area. In speaking with her I was informed that some of the mailboxes are FULL and she is unable to stuff anymore in them. I told her that I thought this might be an issue in the summer months since we have a large group that leaves the area but winter shouldn’t be a problem. With that in mind please make sure you have someone checking your mail while you are gone from the community. Per a USPS regulation she will be required to stop delivery to said boxes and pull the mail and take back to the Post Office. Mail will be held 10 days then it will be returned to sender. I am sure this is not something most will want to happen so make sure to check your mail regularly.

Hopefully I will see more residents at our monthly board meeting in the clubhouse; 2nd Wednesday of each month unless otherwise specified. Our 2017 membership drive is underway so drop by the TGHoA table during Tuesday Coffee and renew/join our association; $20 annually per household. Our November meeting will be on 11/9/16 and I look forward to seeing you there, meeting at 7:00 P.M. ---- refreshments at 6:30 P.M. All Garden residents are welcome and encouraged to attend.

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THE OBJECTIVE OF THE GARDENS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONIt is the objective of the TGHoA to maintain the current good lifestyle of The Gardens Manufactured Home Park and our Community.In order to achieve this objective we will employ the following strategies:1) TGHoA will represent the common needs of the homeowners in the Association to Mihevic Management, Inc. in a professional and positive manner.2) TGHoA will represent the homeowners in the Association to Mihevic Management, Inc. in all matters associated with: A. Rent increases. B. Pass-throughs, ref.723.003(10) C. Pass-ons ref.723.031 D. Changes in Services provided by the prospectus of The Gardens.3) TGHoA will be prepared to purchase The Gardens in the event that it becomes available for sale by: A. Maintaining a current and open bid to purchase The Gardens to Mihevic Management, Inc. at all times. B. Maintaining a current and updated plan to finance the acquisition of The Gardens at all times.

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YOUR 2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS INFORMATIONPHONE NUMBER NAME & ADDRESS E-mail & Address

(Cell) 978-390-2487 Beni Barrett, President [email protected] 228 Hibiscus Way (Home) 941-776-5003 Dianne Howington, V. Pres. [email protected] 122 Alamanda Lane (Home) 941-479-7311 Jim Staub, Treasurer [email protected](Cell) 813-613-2909 197 Palm Blvd. (Home) 941-417-7618 Gail Trumbull, Secretary [email protected] 137 Juniper Trace (Home) 941-981-5410 Bill Clauser, Membr at Lrg [email protected] 225 Hibiscus Way

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THE GARDENS HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION INC.

A Florida Not-for-Profit Corporation Minutes of the

Board of Directors MeetingOctober 12, 2016

The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by President Beni Barrett.POARoll call was taken. Members present, President: Beni Barrett, Vice President: Dianne Howington, Member-at-

large: Bill Clauser, Treasurer: Jim Staub and Secretary: Gail Trumbull. A motion by Gail Trumbull to adopt the Agenda (previously posted) seconded by Beni Barrett.All were in favor, none opposed.

A Motion was made by Dianne Howington to approve the minutes from September 14, 2016, which were previously posted. Motion was seconded by Beni Barrett. All were in favor. None apposed.

The treasurer’s report was read by, Treasurer Jim Staub for the period ending September 30, 2016. The balance in the checkbook, petty cash and C.D’s is $4,225.50. A motion was made for approval of the report by Gail Trumbull and seconded by Beni Barrett. Motion carried unanimously.

Committee Reports:A) Statutory Committee: Beni Barrett- A letter was sent to Mr. Mihevic requesting a meeting. There has been no

response.B) Acquisition Committee: Dianne Howington had nothing to report.C) Membership Committee/Newsletter Distribution: Bill Clauser reported that we’ve received 10 membership

renewals so far for 2017.D) FMO Committee: No Report. Volunteer still needed.E) Safety & Traffic Committee: Ron Howington had a few comments on the Neighborhood Watch. He could use

some volunteers.F) Parrish Civic Association: No Report. A volunteer is needed for this committee which meets once a month.

Beni Barrett is considering this.G) Refreshment Committee: Darcy Thing: absent. Dianne Howington provided a nice spread of refreshments for

the evening.Old Business:(1) Health/Home Fair Information: Dianne Howington stated that she has 30 to 40 venders interested in

participating. The Fair is scheduled for January 14, 2017(2) Proposed Budget for 2017. A motion was made by Gail Trumbull to accept the proposed budget submitted

by Jim Staub. The motion was seconded by Bill Clauser. All board members were in favor. None apposed, motion carried.

New Business:(1) The September Yard Of The Month winners were Linda and Michael Dansberger of 122 Sunflower Dr. (2) 2017 Board of Directors: There will be 2 board members whose term is up. Both Beni Barrett and Dianne

Howington’s terms expire this year. There is an opening for two members. If anyone is interested in running for this board please contact any board member so we can get you on the ballot.

Comments from the Board:(1) Gail Trumbull mentioned if anyone is interested in running for the board, we need to know by the November

meeting to get their names on the ballot. Comments from Members: No member comments. President, Beni Barrett adjourned the meeting at 7:14 P. M.

THE GARDENS HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION, INC.

A Florida Not-For-Profit CorporationAgenda for the Board of Directors Meeting

Meet & Greet Refreshments 6:30pm7:00pm Meeting

Wednesday, November 9, 2016

1) Call to order, P.O.A. 2) Roll Call of Directors3) Adopting of Agenda (previously posted and published)4) Approval of October 12, 2016 Minutes (previously posted and published)5) Treasurer’s Report (Jim Staub) - Period Ending October 31, 2016.6) Committee Reports A) Statutory Committee Beni Barrett B) Acquisition Committee Dianne Howington C) Membership Committee Bill Clauser D) FMO Committee – Volunteer needed E) Safety & Traffic Committee – Ron Howington F) Parrish Civic Association – Volunteer needed G) Refreshment Committee – Darcy Thing7) Old Business A) Health/Home Fair Information.8) New Business A) October YOM announcement. B) 2017 BOD open positions.9) Comments from the Board 10) Comments from Members 11) Adjournment

This notice will be posted on the Club House bulletin board and published in the November Gardens Homeowners Express newsletter.

SOUTHEASTERN GUIDE DOGSTaken from: https://www.guidedogs.org/activities/

dog-training-classes/?platform=hootsuite S.T.A.R. Puppy Obedience: for puppies 4 – 5

monthsStart your puppy out right and learn the basics of being

an awesome pet parent. S.T.A.R. stands for socialization, training, activity, and responsibility, and this program follows the American Kennel Club program while laying a strong foundation. Basic training activities include the name game and loose leash walking, and puppies will work on these commands: sit, down, drop it, give, wait, and follow me. Your puppy will gain socialization skills with other puppies and people, and we’ll introduce puppies in a positive way to everyday objects they may encounter. We’ll discuss housebreaking, crate training,

safe toys, and ideas to keep the puppy busy. The class ends with the S.T.A.R. Puppy Test and the pet parent’s Responsible Puppy Pledge.

Advanced Puppy Obedience: for puppies 6 months and up

Your puppy is getting older, and it’s important to keep it fun for everyone while helping puppy learn. In this class, we’ll work on more advanced behaviors such as the stay, heel, and leave it commands. You’ll learn the importance of keeping your puppy mentally challenged with fun puzzle games and activities. You and your puppy will have fun together with attention games such as watch me and touch! Your puppy will also learn how to properly and safely greet others while out and about. You’ll both have fun!

Basic Dog Obedience: for dogs 8 months and upYour puppy is growing up and it’s important for your

dog to behave well at home and while you’re out. Similar to our Advanced Puppy Obedience class with its emphasis on more complex behaviors and fun mental challenges, this class is for puppies and dogs 8 months and older. We’ll perfect the commands heel, sit, stay, leave it, and recall. We’ll introduce light distractions and work on leash manners. During the later weeks of class, we’ll introduce cone work and more formal heeling patterns. You and your dog can learn to walk together as a team.

Advanced Dog Obedience and Canine Good Citizenship: for dogs 8 months and up

The American Kennel Club’s Canine Good Citizenship certificate is recognized as the standard for dog behavior and awards dogs with good manners. This class is for dogs 8 months and up and continues working on basic cues in a more distracting and challenging environment. Training goes “on the road” as we navigate around campus while performing known cues. Each week, we’ll introduce and practice two new Canine Good Citizen skills, for a total of ten skills. Week six culminates with the Canine Good Citizen Test, and dogs passing the test receive the Canine Good Citizenship certificate.

$150 per six week session*Required Vaccinations: Distemper, Hepatitis

(Adenovirus Type 2), Parvovirus, Parainfluenza, Leptosporosis, Bordetella (kennel cough) and Rabies. Puppies should have the last vaccination at or after 16 weeks old with a booster vaccine given 2-4 weeks prior to the 16-week booster.

For more information, please contact Samantha Theobald at 941.479.6611.

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S.T.A.R. Puppy ObedienceTime: 9:00 am – 10:00 amStart Date: Sunday, November 20, 2016End Date: Sunday, December 18, 2016Advanced Puppy ObedienceTime: 10:30 am – 11:30 amStart Date: Sunday, November 20, 2016End Date: Sunday, December 18, 2016Basic Dog ObedienceTime: 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

Start Date: Sunday, November 20, 2016End Date: Sunday, December 18, 2016Advanced Dog Obedience and Canine Good

CitizenshipTime: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pmStart Date: Sunday, November 20, 2016End Date: Sunday, December 18, 2016

PARRISH CIVIC ASSOC REPORT (TGHOA NEEDS A NEW CHAIRPERSON FOR THIS COMMITTEE)Photo courtesy of Martin Allred, Nationwide Photographers

Ft. Hamer bridge construction on the Parrish side of Manatee River

OCTOBER 2016 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE REPORTBy Bill Clauser 941-981-5410

The air has not yet had a chill, but with the arrival of our friends from the north, we know Autumn is here, and Winter is close behind. We welcome you all back!

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Do you have a smartphone and use apps? Have you heard of Nextdoor?

Nextdoor is a social networking application to add to the fleet of them already on your smartphone. The cool thing is this one actually works and is useful. Nextdoor

provides a free private social network to connect you with your neighbors and build an online community. Our community, Tiger Lilly Rd, includes several of our closest neighboring communities like Lexington, Harrison Ranch, Ancient Oaks, Aberdeen, etc.

It offers an easy way to connect with one another to build a safer, more connected area by providing helpful tools: Quickly get the word out about break-in or

suspicious person in area Find out who does the best paint job in the area Non-emergency contact with Manatee County

Sheriff Department Who can recommend a great restaurant Ask for help locating a lost pet, bike, car, etc Find a new home for an outgrown, unused bicycleI think that this is a great use of social networking

for a greater cause, and it will hopefully be a good step-forward in creating a stronger, safer and more united community; Nextdoor is coming to Canada soon. Thanks to our leader, Margaret Guzman, we are currently 26 residents strong. I would be happy to invite you to our Nextdoor community, just send me an email, [email protected] .

The Gardens Homeowners Association (TGHoA)

New/Renew Member Information Your name/s: _____________________________________________________ Date: _____________ Parrish Address: __________________________________________________ Lot # _____________ Phone: _______________________________________________Cash ______ Check # ___________ E-mail_____________________________________________________________________________ Alternate Address: (For emergency action requiring communication): __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________________________________________________________ Send your dues to TGHoA, c/o Bill Clauser 225 Hibiscus Way, Parrish Fl. 34219; 941-981-5410 or give to any board member listed on page 2. Dues are $26 per household.

Send your dues to TGHoA, c/o Bill Clauser 225 Hibiscus Way, Parrish, FL 34219; 941-981-5410or give to any board member. Dues are $20 per household.

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New/Renewal Member Information

Your name/s: _____________________________________________________ Date: _____________ Parrish Address: __________________________________________________ Lot # _____________

Phone: _______________________________________________Cash ______ Check # ___________

E‐mail_____________________________________________________________________________ Alternate Address: (For emergency action requiring communication): __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ Phone:

____________________________________________________________________________ Send your dues to TGHoA, c/o Bill Clauser, 225 Hibiscus Way, Parrish Fl. 34219; 941‐981‐5410 or give to any board member listed. Dues are $20 per household.

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A. Blepharitis means inflammation of the eyelid. When this is caused by yeast overgrowth on the skin, dandruff shampoo can often be helpful.

T/Gel, a coal-tar-based dandruff shampoo, discourages the Malassezia yeast that is associated with seborrheic dermatitis, dandruff and blepharitis. Like any shampoo, T/Gel can sting the eyes, so take care when using it on the eyelids.

I have also been using the dandruff shampoo for my rosacea. It does work great and costs pennies! Prescription drugs from a dermatologist did nothing. I stopped using them and one day put a little dandruff shampoo on my face when I was washing my hair – what a nice surprise and so easy!

THE GARDENS NIGHT WATCH AND SAFETY COMMITTEEContributed by: Ron Howington

Protecting Yourself Against Unsolicited Calls and Emails

Receiving unsolicited calls and emails is not only an

annoyance, but it is also an invasion of your privacy.The best way to protect yourself from fraudsters and

hackers who are trying to steal your personal information is to never respond to calls or emails from unknown or questionable sources.

Here are some tips to help keep your information secure:

Beware of Caller ID Spoofing — Fraudsters deliberately falsify their Caller ID information to disguise their true identity. They may even use a familiar number/name to trick you into picking up their calls. It is important that you never share any personal identifying information with them.

Learn about Phishing and Pharming — Scams that are trying to steal your personal and financial information. Phishing has primarily been online in the form of email or pop-up messages but can also occur over the phone or through the mail. Phishers have even started using text messages.

Find the words about Canadian Provinces and Territories, listed below, in the word search grid. Circle each letter one by one. Each letter of the word search grid may be used in more than one word. When the word search puzzle is complete, read the remaining letters left to right, top to bottom, to learn an interesting fact about Canadian provinces.

Canadian Provinces and TerritoriesN A W E H C T A K S A S O N O

O I T A N U N A V U T R I N O

V B Q U E B E O C N E W T B R

A M U N S W I C K K A A N N D

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O O A R O E T C O H E O R F I

T C G I D N A L E F O U R O P

I H R O A V A I N B C E S U A

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CANADIAN PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES WORD LISTALBERTA NOVA SCOTIA

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??? NEED HELP SHOPPING OR OTHER TYPE OF ASSISTANCE ???Perhaps you’ve been recently discharged from the hospital following surgery, or “you just don’t get around like

you used to”. In any case, if you could use assistance with grocery shopping or other errands, we have a group of volunteers in “THE GARDENS” who are willing to assist you. This service is NOT intended to replace long-term medical needs that may be provided by social service agencies or covered by insurance. If you (or any GARDENS resident you know) could benefit from this service, please call one of the volunteers listed below:

Bev Hodges 776-0073 Gail Smith 776-3024 Janice McElhenney 776-7597Bill Clauser 981-5410 Jim Staub 479-7311 Marilyn Kennie* 776-9993Bill Chatto* 479-4147 Beni Barrett (978) 390-2487Disclaimer: Notwithstanding any language to the contrary, nothing contained herein constitutes nor is intended

to constitute an offer, inducement, promise, or contract of any kind with TGHoA or The Gardens. The data contained herein is for informational purposes only and is not represented to be error free.

*Denotes available in winter months only.

CLEANING YOUR BATHROOM SKYLIGHT

Contributed by: Bill ChattoIs your bathroom skylight dirty? Here is how to clean

it and make it look new again. The white opaque globe is held in place by “tabs” that rest underneath an offset plexiglass elliptical plate that is screwed into the ceiling with spacers which allows for the tabs to fit. To remove the globe, twist either clockwise or counter-clockwise. A back and forth turning motion in one direction and then the other may help. Once the globe is removed, the plexiglass plate can be removed. Before removing the plate, you should mark the orientation of the plate, to make sure that it is replaced in the same position. (The plate may not fit correctly if the same holes are not used). Note that there are some spacers applied to the underneath of the plexiglass (Sometimes these are foam-like). These can be removed and discarded before cleaning the glass and replaced with pieces of felt furniture pads available in either hardware or home improvement stores. A 1” round felt pad can be cut into quarters and affixed right over the underside of the hole. Before applying these spacers, wash both the globe and plexiglass plate in warm soapy water, rinse and dry thoroughly. Affix the pads and insert each screw into the hole of the plexiglass and through the felt pad about 1/8” (this will assist in finding the proper ceiling screw hole). Before re-screwing the plate to the ceiling, insert a toothpick or wooden matchstick (or two) into each ceiling hole and snap off flush with the ceiling. This will give the screw a nice tight fit. Do not over tighten the screws since that will diminish the offset needed for the globe – just make sure the plexiglass plate is firmly attached to the ceiling. Replace the globe,

positioning the tabs between the screw locations and turn the globe clockwise or counter-clockwise to fit the tabs under the plexiglass plate. Congratulations, you’re done!

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Crossword puzzle forNovember 12, 2008

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DOWN1. Wise men2. Roasting appliance3. Honk4. Neap, high or low5. A city in the Ukraine6. Film7. Chief Norse god8. Fail to win9. Found at the end of a pencil10. Once in a while11. Flora12. Flavor13. Contemptuous look

21. Territory25. Vipers26. Circle fragments27. Sassy28. A type of fruit29. Having unsuitable femininequalities30. Liberates31. A Freudian stage34. Consequence36. Identical37. Goddess of discord (Greekmythology)38. The Caribbean andAdriatic, for example40. One of two

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