Rolling Greens Village News

Volume 41 January 2020 Issue 1

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RGVFD Memorial Service The RGVFD would once again like to remind you of a beautiful service that they have decided to render to every resident in the park. If you have a family member who passes away and would like to have a memorial service for him/her here in the park, the volunteer fire dept. is here to help. We will provide a beautiful table set-up, cake, coffee, and a guest book. If there would be more food brought by other people, they would help to serve it. The chair person to contact is Mary McCarthy at

352-624-2901.

Disclaimer The Editor and Staff of the Rolling Greens News are not responsible or liable for content or articles submitted for publication. The paper is dedicated to providing all residents of Rolling Greens with timely information of a social nature as submitted by individuals or groups residing at Rolling Greens, with occasional input from management. Editor—Erin Payne

Want to Submit an Article? If you are submitting an article for pub-lication, please remember to put your name and phone number on your arti-cle. If you don’t want your name print-ed, let me know. To submit an article

by e-mail the address is

rgnewsocala@gmail.com PLEASE NOTE EMAIL

ADDRESS HAS CHANGED!

The box for articles, news and infor-mation is in the Auditorium by the bul-letin boards. If you didn’t receive your

copy, there are extra issues in the clubhouses. You can also get your

news at http://www.rghoa.net

Home Delivery The cost to mail copies of the Rolling Greens News is $1.50 per issue. Will need to know the month to start and last issue and address. Can mail it or

put in box at the Auditorium.

Advertisers Page # 9 A&B Automotive 7 All Florida Insurance 22 All Florida Weatherproofing & Construction 30 Appliance Doctor 10 Art Classes with Donna Francis 27 Ascension Lutheran Church 7 Belleview Heating & Air 22 C.V.S. 7 Chem-Dry of Marion County 19 Community Roofing 7 Concord Print Shop 30 D.C. Handyman Services 12 Dawn’s Cleaning Service 8 Dr. Huq’s Medical Office 29 First Choice Windows 17,26 Florida Anchor & Barrier 24 Four Star Homes 10 Four Star Homes Gretchen 30,32 Furce Pest Control 28 Golf Cart Sales/Repairs - Stormer 7 Helping Hands - Roseanne 28 Joe’s Discount Brakes 12 Maggione– Handyman Services 7 Manny’s Appliance Repair Service 27 Massage - Patrice Stone 5 Medicare Information 30 Mobile Home Depot 12 Mobile Home Maintenance 18 Ocala Heating Air Conditioning 32 R.G. Community Church 19 Reigning Cats and Dogs 32 S.S.S. Presbyterian Church 25 Sunbelt Mobile Homes Resales 31 Underhome Armor

Articles Page # 16 2020 Concerts 12 911 Cell Phones 19 Acrylic Painting 21 Activities 28 American Flags 6 Area 4 Director 13 Benevolent Committee 28 Bible Study 15 Biloxi Trip 15 BINGO 28 Diner’s Club 20 Exercises 5 F.M.O. 22 Flag Code 5 Food Pantry 20 Game Scores and Games 3 Genealogy Group 15 Golf Winners 3 H.O.A. News 11 Homes for Sale/Rent 23 Hospice Fashion Show 12 ID Tags for Golf Cart 16 Is Your Calendar Blank? 11 Items for Sale 13 Kyle Olsund Article 14 Library Corner 6 Light Up Night Update 9 NE Club Article 13 NE Club Dinner 10 Neighbors Helping Neighbors 15 NY Club Dinner 9 NY/NE Christmas Dinner 10 Oil Painting Class 23 Operation ShoeBox 9 Pickleball 3 R.G.H.O.A. Associate Membership 4 R.G.H.O.A. By Street 6 R.G.H.O.A. Meetings Minutes 4 R.G.H.O.A. Officers and Office 2 R.G.V.F.D. Memorial Service 23 Recipe Corner 14 RG Book Club 13 RG Book Club Review 3 Rolling Greens Newsletter Deadlines 27 Rummage Sale 3 Singles Club 5 Special Paint Class 3 Stretch and Tone 20 Sweatin’ to the Oldies 16 Tampa Bay Derby Trip 3 To Our Snowbirds 3 Welcome Lady 12 Zumba

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Genealogy Group Come join us in our search for interesting ancestors. Questions -Contact Alice Perkins at 585-245-3954 or

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New Deadlines for R.G. News 2020

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Stretch and Tone Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 AM

In the auditorium Bring a mat and light hand weights

Exercises can be done sitting in a chair Questions? Call Jo Anne 631-987-6842

Welcome Lady Sue LaChausse

Hello to all the new residents in Rolling Greens Village. Just a note to let you know I have a bag of information from the Visitor Center and Chamber of Commerce you may find helpful in your new home. It includes a new State of Florida map plus information of the happenings around Marion County and the City of Ocala along with activities in Rolling Greens Village. The HOA has compiled an Activity Directory which is very help-ful to keep you busy once you've settled into your new home. They also want to give you a ticket for a complementary break-fast. Please give me a call @ 315-921-4125 or 352-236-6658. If I'm not home please leave a message with your phone number and address and I will get in touch with you.

WELCOME TO THE BEST PLACE IN FLORIDA

TO OUR SNOWBIRDS

The Water Dispensing Machine has been moved permanently to the front of the West Clubhouse. There is also a table next to it for you

to put your bottles so you do not have to bend down.

The New courtesy patrol phone The New courtesy patrol phone # for Rolling Greens Village is 502-6766

RGHOA ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP

All persons renting a mobile home in Rolling Greens Village shall be eligible for Associate membership. All Associate mem-bers shall pay the same dues as members. They shall be enti-tled to all the benefits that members have with the exception that associate members shall have NO voting rights and cannot serve on the Board of Directors. Associate members can serve on a committee with the exception of the negotiation committee and the nominating committee.

HOA NEWS By: Dorothy Portalla

A reminder to all Rolling Greens residents. It’s the beginning of a new year and it’s time to renew your membership or sign up as a new member of RGHOA. This is a negotiation year and a strong HOA membership is an important part of our meetings with Cove as a new rental agreement is being developed.

Singles Club To start the New Year, we will be going to

Grace Japanese Restaurant on Maricamp Ave on Tuesday, January 14th

for lunch at 1pm Micki 624-9563

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2019 ROLLING GREENS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION (RGHOA) BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Title Name Address Phone Email

President Sandra Leach 6899A Holyoke Ct 352-509-2390 bentleyj04@yahoo.com

1st Vice-Pres. Robert Senge 219 East Gleneagles Rd 302-743-4557 senge5376@centurylink.net

2nd Vice-Pres.

Secretary Abby McNeel 6304 LaCosta Dr. 352-509-2276 amcneel@aol.com

Treasurer Michael Stone 7197D Sunningdale Dr 561-445-2004 mstone23@comcast.net

Area Directors

Area 1 Diane Weingartner 208C East Gleneagles Rd 352-694-3976 d.weingartner@comcast.net

Area 2 Kathleen Moore 1003 C. West Gleneagles 207-542-9736 Morwig@gmail.com

Area 3 Douglas Wedel 1705A Sedgefield Ln 608-513-8761 d.wedel@yahoo.com

Area 4 Nila Bruce 6004 Oakmont Ave. 615-969-1511 nila.bruce@yahoo.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Webmaster Tim Hilgeford 1729 Indian Wells Ave 770-634-5706 rghoa.net

Office

General Manager Kathy Skonecki 352-624-0140 Assistant Community Manager Michael Brandt 352-624-0140 Office Assistant Angelica Abreu 352-624-0140 Receptionist Terrell Hilgeford 352-624-0140 Activities Coordinator Antonio Crews 352-300-1207 Activities Assistant Judy Blank, James Puglise, Arianna Ulate 352-300-1207 Chairpersons

Bylaws Rich Allen 6401D Lakewood Dr. 352-509-2234 richkathyallen@yahoo.com Election Gail Morison 1502A West Gleneagles Rd 650-218-8752 gmgemstorm03@gmail.com Enjoyment Lana Senge 219 East Gleneagles Rd 352-509-2061 senge5376@centurylink.ne Finance Review George Konnert 1826 Cypress Point Rd 412-996-7181 konnert202@comcast.net General Welfare Tim Hilgeford 1729 Indian Wells Ave 770-634-5706 webmaster@rghoa.net Leaseholders Negotiating Charles Pennington 2360 Pebble Beach Rd 352-624-0339 cpenn887@aol.com Nominating Tom Mullen 1102A W Gleneagles Rd 352-342-0233

Park Purchase Rich Allen 6401D Lakewood Dr 352-509-2234 richkathyallen@yahoo.com

HOA AREAS BY STREET AREA 1: Cherry Pass Road East Gleneagles Road Easy Street Holyoke Court Merion Place Sunningdale Drive

AREA 2: Ainsdale Lane Ardmore Drive Dollymount Drive Donegal Drive Ganton Road Gleneagles Lane Holyoke Court West Gleneagles Road

AREA 3 Brookfield Lane Carlow Terrace Cherry Road Killarney Court Lakewood Drive Peach Tree Lane Pensaco Place Pinehurst Place Portrush Road Sedgefield Lane

AREA 4: Bermuda Dunes Birkdale Lane Birnam Wood Road Carlisle Place Cypress Point Road Doral Drive Indian Wells Ave. Jasper Place LaCosta Drive LaQuinta Road Myrtle Beach Way Oakmont Ave. Pebble Beach Road Rolling Greens Drive Seminole Drive Spyglass Hill Drive Torrey Pines Drive

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New ! Medicare Info

5 Star Medicare Plan

Available in our area. Medicare allows all

beneficiaries to enroll any month of the year!

Those who would like to know more – call me.

Turning 65 this year?

Recently moved to our area?

New to Medicaid?

Just lost your eligibility?

Want to see if you can receive help w/your Rx cost?

I can help. RG Resident here to serve you.

Linda Regan-Krout Medicare Benefits Consultant

Licensed Insurance Agent 454-8502

Food Pantry By Karen Badders

The Food Pantry hours are Wednesdays from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. If you know of anyone in need of food, please call one of the following: Sue LaChausse 352-236-6658 Co Chair Terrell Hilgeford 770-634-2432 Co Chair Tim Hilgeford 770-634-5706 Barb Estatico 412-302-2276 (seasonal) Mary Hill 724-261-0984 Pat & Brian Hilliker 540-521-6437 Abby McNeel 610-217-3901 Melissa Sawyers 321-514-2746

We now have use of a freezer, if you have unopened food you wish to donate we will be happy to distribute. We will make sure food is delivered to those that are unable to come to the food pantry. Thanks for the donations, we have a nice variety of healthy foods in our pantry. Also, thanks to all these men and women for stepping up to serve our community. This is a great place to live!

F M O Federation of Manufactured Home Owners

Jo Anne Fieschel Vice President, District 13

The bi-annual FMO State Assembly was held in Kissimmee December 2-4, 2019. All districts were well represented by their officers. Also present was Lee Jay Collin, FMO attorney and Nancy Stewart Black, FMO lobbyist. Election of officers and amendments to the FMO by-laws was the main agenda of the meeting. Nancy Black Stewart spoke on the fact that the FMO and the FMHA (park owners group) have conflicted ide-as on how to regulate the mobile home industry. Where the FMO wants the state to have more power, the FMHA wants them to have less. Where the FMO wants park owners/managers to be certified in Florida Statues 723, park owners do not want to be governed by FS723. The FMHA has been successful in getting Senator Ed Hooper to propose SB818, a bill if to become law will be very detrimental to all mobile home owners on leased lots. Everyone is encouraged to call or write to our senators. Our next FMO meeting will be here at Rolling Greens on Jan. 22, 2020 at 12:30 pm in the auditorium. Lunch will be served. Even though you do not have to be a member to attend any FMO meetings, your membership pays for the FMO attorney and lobbyist. Applications are on the FMO Happenings board in the auditorium or give me a call at 631-987-6842.

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HOA Association Meeting Minutes for November 5th, 2019 The pledge of allegiance was given, and the singing of God Bless America was sung by everyone. A moment of silence for past residents was honored by Bonnie Quackenbush. The meeting was then called to order by President Sandy Leach. The Secretary's report for the month of October was accepted as read. The Treasurer's report for the month of October was accepted as read, as was the year-end report to date. Treasurer Mike Stone gave us a detailed report on the membership figures, expenses, and income for the past year. There was a comment made that the hard work and time spent on the books this year was remarkable...thanks to Mike Stone. The HOA is thankful to the 408 members this year that have supported us, and to the Area Directors that worked tirelessly to get those numbers, along with our new resident contact, Sue LaCheusse. Rich Allen, By-Laws Chairman, thanked his committee that helped him make the needed changes and additions to the by-laws, and he also read the changes and additions. Tom Mullen, Nominating Committee Chairman, thanked his committee for helping to get all the people to run as candidates for the HOA, which came to an amazing count of 11 people volunteering for positions... the most we have had in a very long time. He then introduced the candidates, which were then given a few minutes to express how they could help the HOA stay viable. Charles Pennington explained in detail the sale of the old firehouse, and how it will be used. Linda Lee Krebs gave us information on Life Line Screening, the Arts and Kraft show that's upcoming, and the New York Club Thanksgiving Dinner, where proceeds go to Operation Shoebox. Gail Morrison, election supervisor gave us a detailed report on how the voting is to be done, and how the elections will work. The Share the Wealth was held. There were 7 $10 winners. The meeting was then adjourned at 8:15PM. Respectfully submitted, Bob Senge, Acting Secretary

Area 4 Director Nila Bruce Phone 615-969-1511

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! I am excited to start the new year. I am anxious to meet with homeowners from last year as well as our new owners and neighbors in Rolling Greens Vil-lage. I will be starting to collect H.O.A. dues shortly after the new year begins. If you were not a member of the H.O.A. last year, please consider it this year. Being a member has its re-wards. It gives you a voice in decisions that are made on your behalf. Dinners and events that you would have to pay for oth-erwise are free to members. I met so many nice people last year. I may not remember your names but I usually remember faces. Let’s make this a great year by joining the H.O.A. and coming to our meetings. Any questions? Give me a call. I am here to help and want to do the best job that I can, for you. Thank You

Update to our “Light up Night” 2019 By: Mary Hill

I need to give an update to our Light-up Night. First of all, it was a beautiful evening, and it was wonderful to see so many people here. The night was so successful because of all who came and donated to Operation Shoebox. Thanks to those who brought cookies; they were delicious and most of them were eaten that night. Thanks to Mr. & Mrs. Santa, AKA Earl & Heather, to Mike and Nancy for getting the carolers together, and to Antonio for getting some snacks and drinks. The total collected that night was $1, 111.00. Since then there have been several people who stopped and said they could not be here that night and gave more totaling $185.00 for a grand total of $1296.00 for the month of Dec.! Thanks everyone; you made all of our efforts worthwhile. Hopefully it helps to brighten several soldier’s Christmas.

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NY/New England Christmas Party DECEMBER 19, 2019

By: Mary Hill

Once again the New York, New England Christmas party was the place to be. Dinner of either roast beef or chicken was deli-cious! So many volunteers from both clubs kept everything running smoothly. Thank you everyone, you know who you are. The Terry Cole Band had a lot of people up on the dance floor. Good food, good party, good friends! What more can we ask?

We didn’t have enough time to welcome new members or cele-brate birthdays and anniversaries, but we still had a few people who joined. Welcome to our club Jeff & Gayle Shatzer and Ruth Pozo

We believe that anniversaries should be celebrated. Members of the NY Club celebrating anniversaries during December are: Harry & Bonnie Wiggins, 47 years on the 9th; Harold & Barbara Stockholm, 53 years on the 13th; Truett & Rosemary Spivey, 19 years on the 16th; Dan & Shelly Sitko, 50 years on the 19th; Bill & Marilyn Schrader, 55 years on the 19th.

December birthdays are: Karen Badders and Chris Thomas, the 3rd; Lori Crill and Earl Krout, the 5th; Bob Breen & Debbie Waxler, the 14th; Rob Levine, the 15th; Heidi Beagle, the 17th; Mary Evans, the 18th; Mary McCarthy, the 23rd; and David McNeel, the 27th.

As has become our custom, our next dinner on January 16th will be catered by Chef Joan. It will be soup and sandwiches, at a cost of $8.00. She always brings 4 or 5 different soups and everything to make your own sandwich. Her soups are delicious! Entertainment will be by “Rocky Rowe Band.” Tick-ets will be available for purchase until January 12th from Rose Tan at 624-2597, Linda Lee Krebs at 624-3154, and Mary Hill at 724 261-0984.

From all of us in the NY Club to all of you in Rolling Greens Village, we send wishes for a very happy 2020, and we look forward to several more great evenings with our club. See you there!

Happy New Year, everyone!

New England Club Thanksgiving Dinner On Thursday, November 14, 2019, the New England Club held its annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Turkeys were purchased by the club and cooked to perfection by club members. They were delicious, as were all of the side dishes provided by club mem-bers. A short business meeting followed dinner. Linda Lee led a spirited game of the “Price is Right.” After the game, the food items were donated to the food pantry.

On January 9th, the New England Club dinner will be catered by Arianna’s. Tickets are $10 for members, $12 for guests. For more information, see the flyer in this newsletter.

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In techniques and composition

Oil Acrylic

Pastel Watercolor

Realistic Landscapes

Still Life Portrait

Animals Abstract

Impressionistic Flowers

ART Classes with DONNA FRANCIS

Reserve Space: 719-352-7003 Beginner to Advanced

Individual Attention Step-by-step instructions

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS WANT WORK

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS VOLUNTEERS want to help with your landscaping care. If you are medically challenged, disabled, very elderly and you don’t have family support or the financial resources to pay someone to take care of your landscaping, Call us and we will rake your lawn, weed your gardens, trim your shrubs and flower plants, or clean out a cluttered carport.

Call Del Pelletier at 716-244-3273

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Items For Sale There is no charge for listing items for sale to residents of R.G.

Dining table set, 6 chairs. Captain chairs light oak. Very good condition $500.00. Full size couch, cream back ground light blue print. Very good condi-tion $100.00. 352-233-5280

Hand Crafted Jewelry, all nickel free, Earrings, Necklaces, Anklets, $5 each. Made by CRYS. Contact Donna Guernsey. 502-303-2961

Items for Sale– Décor Items, set of end tables, Décor pictures, set of two decorative black and cream cushions, Cannon printer, and other small items. Call Nancy at 352 509 2494 n come take a peek!

Household Items- Queen Sized adjustable bed- $650 White wicker TV cabinet- $60 call Nancy at 352 509 2494

Mountain Bike for sale.26” px 6.0. $50.00 call 352-624-2837

USB turntable never used, still in box. $25.00 Call Regina 352-598-3691

For Sale: Christmas Houses, Spoon collection, Christmas dinner sets, Mugs,, HP Chrome Laptop. Contact Deanna Savard 352-694-2964

MANY ITEMS FOR SALE: . Berdina Sewing Machine w/all attachments, plus cutting board (in case) all in tapestry pull along case. $500.00 Fine China set of 6 Wikasa-Windsor L-9036 complete set, bowls, plat-ter etc. All stored in quilted containers. Like new. Asking $35.00 Portable TV Size 14” $10.00 Fold up chairs (canvas) in their own carrying case. Adult size. Like new! $20.00 Oster Blender color: black. Like new $8.00 Oneida stainless steel knives, forks, spoons. Set of 10 (5 pc set-tings) asking $15.00 Attention collectors: New England Dept. 56 Houses. Complete Village $500.00 (reasonable) Attention collectors: Byers Dolls Total 24 Sets & singles $600.00 (reasonable) Contact: Bob Frantz 352-509-2528 bobfrantz@centurylink.net

90” Leather power recliner sofa. Burgundy color. Wall hugger. $50.00 Call 352-694-0660

Club Car: golf cart in excellent condition. It has new tires and batteries just done for selling. Asking $2700. Call Arlene: 352 624-9064

Artificial Christmas tree 7 ft slim aspen mountain tree. 932 easy to shape branch tips, 600 multi-colored, never out lighting, metal stand. 38" approx. diameter, 7' high. New was $160.00. Tree has only been used 3 times. Asking $75.00 624-1114

Cross trainer—stationary bike, battery operated programming $75.00 Call 624. 0253

queen gray padded/tufted headboard- with gray padding the entire circumference of the bed frame. Like new. Asking $75.00. Call Regina at 352-598-3691.

Janome my style 100 sewing machine -I used it two years and got it serviced. Asking $100.00 or best offer. Call Irene Hathaway at 352-509-2521.

If items have been sold please call (352) 629-0736 or E-mail RGNewsOcala@gmail.com

to let me know items can be removed. Thank you! Erin Payne, Editor

Homes for Sale/Rent There is no charge for listing homes for sale or rent to residents of R.G.

PRICE LOWERED- Furnished 2BR/2BA home on the Golf Course; all utilities and internet included, you pay owner for electric. Fully ap-pointed home, close to the Community Center (walking distance). Much more than just a rental, perfectly set up for entertaining and outdoor living. Available November 15 for the entire winter or year round. Rent depends on length of stay (high season vs. annual). High season Dec 15th- April 15 $1900/month. Ask about longer lease and rent. Discount for long term. Call Jenna 480-907-6539

FOR RENT 201 A East Gleneagles Rd. in Rolling Greens. Unfur-nished, located on Golf Course near clubhouse, pools and other amenities. Freshly remodeled Doublewide Mobile Home. 2BR/2BA, Living Room, Dining Room, Large Family Room/Den, Laundry/Utility Room, Screened Porch overlooking Golf Course, Two Car Carport. All new appliances (Washer, Dryer, Stove, Refrigerator, Dish Washer). New Air Conditioner. Rent includes all Recreation and Sports Activi-ties, Discount Green Fees, Lawn Maintenance, Water and Sewer, Garbage Pickup. Use of Personal Golf Cart included with rental. Unfurnished at $1450 per month, 12 month lease only. 10% Discount for annual payment. Renter is responsible for own Inter-net and Electric Service. Available November 1, 2019 with Rolling Greens Village Approval (age 55 & older and proof of income). For more information or to see home contact Bill at 352 266-2211.

FOR SALE 201 A East Gleneagles Rd. in Rolling Greens Unfurnished, located on Golf Course near clubhouse, pools and other amenities. Freshly remodeled Doublewide Mobile Home. 2BR/2BA, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Large Family Room/Den overlooking golf course, Laundry/Utility Room, Screened Porch, Two Car Carport. All new appliances (Washer, Dryer, Stove, Refriger-ator, Dish Washer). New Air Conditioner. Ownership requires Rolling Greens Village lot rent of $800.00 per month, which includes use of all Recreation and Sports Activities, Free Green Fees, Lawn Maintenance, Water and Sewer, Garbage Pickup. Sale Price is $27,500.00. Available November 1, 2019 with Rolling Greens Village Approval (age 55 & older and proof of income). For more information or to see home contact Bill at 352 266-2211.

Mobile Home for sale at 917 West Gleneagles Road. Price $23,900.Unfurnished on golf course, at the end of the park. It is quiet, near woods. 2BR/2BA. Master bath has bath fitted step in shower, vanity updated. Inside washer and dryer. New windows, new air con-ditioner and new duct work under home. two car driveway. For more information call Irene at 352-509-2521, or John at 203-715-9438.

LOOKING TO RENT: We are a Canadian couple looking to rent a home in Rolling Greens for a month, February or March. We have friends in the park and have rented in the past from the office but can only come for a month this year. Please call Lynn or Bob at 1 519 396 5087. Or email blbradley@bmts.com For Sale-Fully furnished 2/2 in great condition! Golf cart included. Just bring your clothes. Rented until 4/30 Call Francine at 863-944-3168

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911 Cell Phones Bob Mikler uses old cell phones to make emergency 911

phones for people who may need them. There is a box in the Auditorium where you can drop phones off. If you are in need

of a 911 phone, you can call Bob at 512-0204.

ZumbA

Zumba with Sherry Jensen is held in the auditorium on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 AM and in the pool on Fridays at 11 AM. Come join the fun!

Rolling Greens ID Tag for your GOLF CART - 5”x12” metal plate

$12.00 plus, $5.00 donation to Operation ShoeBox

To order: call Jim Puglise 624-9747 or Kaye Loper 624-3725

Mobile Home Maintenance Specials

Special pricing on single hung, double hung, or picture windows. Call for appointment or get an accurate measurement and free

quote on approved Florida windows made in the USA.

Spruce up the outside of your home -- pressure washing and special pricing on painting the exterior siding and trim…

as always, FREE ESTIMATES

By Bob Senge Retired General Contractor With 32 Years Experience

Call me @ C -302-743-4557 or Home 352-509-2061

Special Discounts On: Tile Work, Flooring, Interior Painting, Moldings, Trim Work, Doors

FREE -- Advice, Opinions, and Estimates -- ANYTIME

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Services include, but not limited to:

Landscape

Flooring

Finish Carpentry

Gutter or Roof Cleaning and Repair

All Outside and Inside Painting

Wall Paper Hanging

Basic Plumbing and Electric

Dog Sitting

Driving

Resident of Rolling Greens Village for over

10 years!

Call your local handy man today

(352) 857-5896

Dawn’s Cleaning Services Hate Cleaning?

Let me do the work for you!

Cleaning Services that I offer:

Move in/Move Outs

Organize closets, drawers, or U rooms

Seasonal Cleaning/Deep Cleaning

Basic cleaning/floors, mop, bathroom, toilets, dust-

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Any Household Chores

Regularly Scheduled Cleanings

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ROLLING GREENS VILLAGE RESIDENT

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Benevolent Committee By Karen Badders

The Benevolent Fund was established to aid Rolling Greens homeowner residents who may need some assistance. Self-referrals or referrals from others identify the need. To be eligible for assistance from the BFC, one full year of resi-dence in RGV as a homeowner is required. The BFC chair and/or a member of the committee will complete a financial review and Assistance Request Form for each refer-ral. Income and resources will be verified. In order to be eligi-ble, income must be below 150% of the poverty level as deter-mined by the government and published annually. Please contact one of the following if you know of someone who may need assistance: Sue LaChausse 352-236-6658 Co-Chair Terrell Hilgeford 770-634-2432 Co-Chair Tim Hilgeford 770-634-5706 Barb Estatico 412-302-2276 (seasonal) Mary Hill 724-261-0984 Pat & Brian Hilliker 540-521-6437 Abby McNeel 610-217-3901 Melissa Sawyers 321-514-2746

RG Book Review The Pilot’s Wife by Anita Shreve

by Betty Bailey-Masullo

From the late night knock on Kathryn Lyons door, we are drawn into the unraveling of both the story of her husband’s plane crash and his secret life. I enjoyed this quick read (only 293 pages) mystery-thriller. I loved-the author’s descriptive writing of the physical local scenes, familiar to me set on the New England coast. “They walk along the beach in the fog. Mattie, in a Red Sox jacket, runs ahead to look for crabs. The beach is flat and shallow, curved like a shell, the sand the color of weathered wood with a calligraphy of seaweed written along its crust.” Her painting with words of wonderful scenes continues later in London and Ireland. She conveyed the host of emotions felt – especially the turmoil of grief from losing a loved one. One of my favorite characters, Mattie, the 15-year-old daughter had one of the best lines “but how do you ever know that you know a person?” I liked that I was forced to think about this question and many others. When it sometimes seemed the reader figured out things quicker than Kathryn did, the use of flashbacks supplied insight into the mindset of a wife left alone. Kathryn rationalizes a “marriage was like radio reception. It comes and goes.”

Set in the 1990’s, an unfamiliarity with the political headlines of the day could leave some confused. This is just one example of our book club discussions filling in the pieces. Thanks to our group member who knew real life pilots and recounted their secret lives. This book has been made into a movie (unabashed plug…. Look for our mid-month movie matinee coming soon to a com-munity center near you!!) We will get to see how the screen-writers end this story. Anita Shreve left it open ended for us to decide.

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RG Library Corner By Barbara Critchfield

I hope everyone enjoyed the holidays with family and friends and that you're ready to welcome a new year. Lots of our seasonal friends are arriving to renew friendships and join in our many activities. Just as a reminder to our winter friends and new residents, the Li-brary is open from 8:00 AM until 10:00 PM every day. Stop by at your leisure to bor-row a book, magazine, audio tape, puzzle or movie and have a cup of coffee while you visit.

As January is usually a time for new reso-lutions, a variety of health and fitness books will be featured on the coffee table in the Library. Feel free to browse through them or take a couple home with you for a few days. Take another look at our Fitness Center and let our Activities Coordinator, Antonio Crews, know if you wish to begin using the fitness equipment.

We are so thankful for all the books, maga-

zines, movies, audio tapes and puzzles that have been donated to the Library by the residents. You don't have to have a library card, as everything in the Library can be borrowed on the honor system. You may borrow, read, enjoy and then return the items for someone else to borrow. Jan-uary is a good time to look through your books at home and donate the ones you've already read and to return to the Library some borrowed books that may have found a place on your shelf at home.

If you have a large donation of items for the Library, please give me a call at 352-433-0924 and I would be happy to pick them up at your home. My name and tele-phone number can also be found on page 3 of the RG telephone directory.

I'm sure all the ladies who attended our Fashion Show the past four years remem-ber what a fun day it was. The Fashion Show was held in the auditorium in Febru-ary last year and we made a generous contribution to benefit Hospice of Marion

County. Several of our beautiful ladies also modeled in the show along with Hospice volunteers who modeled clothing and ac-cessories from the Hospice Thrift Stores.

For Fashion Show 2020, I'm looking for several volunteers to organize and be chairpersons. If you would like to have this event, please let me know that you're will-ing to step forward and volunteer to put on the show. Be assured you'll have the as-sistance of some other faithful volunteers. Gather your friends and your ideas and the past chairpersons will be glad to share information from previous fashion shows.

I liked being able to fill in last month's blank calendar with my own daily plans and have heard from several residents that my list of events was helpful. Look for an-other article in this newsletter listing what I already have on my personal calendar for January. It might be a helpful reference for you.

Best of the New Year to everyone! See you in the Library.

RG Book Club by Dorothy Portalla I always find writing this time of year enjoyable. The articles are due mid-month so I have to think about my AUDIENCE reading my comments almost a month in advance. Here I go-I bet you had a great Christmas. Did Santa bring everything you wanted? (That is funny since, as I type, my Christmas shopping isn’t done). How many of you stayed awake to see the ball drop? Bill and I will be in New Hampshire for the holidays. Last year we spent New Year’s Eve and Day in the hospital waiting for our great grandson to be born. At 9pm, New Year’s Day, Cole was born. I had been in the room for his mother’s birth and I was blessed to see him born. I guess I can say that New Year’s Day 2020 was momentous. Our December meeting was great. Our discussion generated a lot of “Oh, now I understand what Anita Shreve was foreshadow-ing”. Anita opened the book with a late night knock at the door. I think we all related to that feeling, that dread that fear created. I enjoy our book club. We often have readers who have not quite finished the book. To me, that reflects how comfortable people feel in our group. It all depends on the book as to how much is revealed in the discussion. Anita waited to the last few chapters to draw us into the unexpected conclusion. One member ex-pressed their desire to finish the book rather than not, after our discussion gave him just enough of a tease to the ending. As I said last month, the area of Ms. Shreve’s books tends to be New England. This book’s setting is enhanced by the culture of New England. It is the hidden connection that helps you understand the characters’ positions. I hope this little tease, along with the

review included in our newsletter, will entice you to pick up THE PILOT’S WIFE. We ended our get together with a Christmas Gift trade, or a Yan-kee Swap as we call it in New Hampshire. I want to thank Barba-ra Critchfield, Rolling Green’s great librarian, for her help with selecting our gifts for the swap. I have to tell you all that this is the first swap I’ve ever been to that everyone kept the gift they selected! We had a mystery brownie. I called them Mystery Brownies because I tried out a new recipe. That can be danger-ous, but brownies are usually pretty safe. We have selected our January book, MR. PENUMBRA’S 24-HOUR BOOKSTORE BY ROBIN SLOAN. In looking for books it was consistently suggested. It grabbed me from the first. “Lost in the shadows of the shelves, I almost fall off the ladder. I am ex-actly halfway up. The floor of the bookstore is far below me, the surface of a planet I’ve left behind.” As I read the rest of the para-graph I asked myself, “What have I done?” But the rest gets bet-ter and better. Clay Jannon, the main character, lost his job as a web-designer and ends up walking into Mr. Penumbra’s bookstore. Robin Sloan has brought a host of unique personali-ties and humorous situations. This is another book that will bring about an animated discussion at our January 8th meeting. Hope this little intro about our book will make some of you curious enough to join us. Cheryl Noble offered up a suggestion for our February meet-ing, THE TENDER BAR by J.R. Moehringer. She had heard of this book from a friend who loved it. For me, this is often the best way to get a good recommendation. Our list of readers is expanding. Hope we can continue to add more.

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BILOXI 2020

We will be going on the week of Sunday March 1st to the 4th The trips cost is $498.00 a couple, and $338.00 for a single. You also receive about $100 in Casino comp's per person. The Price does include your Transportation and Hotel accommoda-tions for 4 days and 3 nights. We will be staying at the IP Casi-no in Biloxi. Payment is due by Jan 15th.The bus leaves from RGV and will takes us to our Hotel and all 4 Casino's during our stay. If you have any interest please email me. Thanks, Rich Allen richkathyallen@yahoo.com.

Bingo by Judy Crites Hope everyone enjoyed the Holidays. Good news, we now have enough money to buy a new ma-chine! Many thanks go to the following: First, our many Bingo players along with a “50/50” share the wealth, you're the best! The HOA members for voting to give us a donation. The Rolling Greens Volunteer Fireman's associa-tion for making a very nice donation for much needed funds. Without, we could not have made our goal so soon. Our anony-mous donors who don't play Bingo. Cove, for providing us with a place to store the machine, after remodeling the auditorium, and for providing us with the ability to project our numbers on a screen for all to see. It's taken a “Village” to obtain our goal. Thank you all so much! The Bingo machine has been ordered. Remember, Bingo is every Tuesday. Buy your cards from 11 AM to 12:15. We start playing at 12:30 to approximately 3:30. We will teach all new people if needed. Come join us. I am grateful to live in Rolling Greens Village.

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Tampa Bay Derby trip

I have scheduled a trip to Tampa Bay Downs racetrack for Sat-urday March 28th, 2020. The bus will leave from the Communi-ty Center at 10:00AM and return around 8PM. The bus can accommodate 45 people. The cost is $30.00 pp. Vets and their Spouse or Guest are ad-mitted free to the track. Regular admission is only $3.00. On this day there will be NO derby but lot's of great racing. Eve-ryone always has a great time. Plenty of places to eat and drink. Also available is a New Poker room at the track. If you would like to go please let me ASAP. Thanks Rich Allen richkathyallen@yahoo.com 352-509-2234

Is Your Calendar Blank?

by Barbara Critchfield

My calendar is never blank. It's always full of activities. I have to write so small, it's hard to read. I liked having a blank calen-dar included in the newsletter last month so I could fill it up with what's keeping me busy.

I heard from several residents last month that the list of my personal activities was used as a good reference by them. I thought I'd take a look at what I've already got on my January 2020 calendar as I write this article on December 17th.

So for the month of January, I'm off to a busy start.

January 1 - New Year's Day football games 2 - R G News assembly and delivery 6 - Cove's Meet and Greet - 10 AM 6 - HOA Board Meeting - 3:30 PM 6 - Play golf with Heidi 7 - HOA Membership Meeting - 7 PM (pay dues) 9 - New England Club - 5 PM 11 - Pancake Breakfast - 7:30 - 10AM 11 - Woodshop Open House (after Pancakes) 11 - Tribute to Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons Show - 6 PM 13 - Cove's Meet and Greet - 10 AM 13 - Play golf with Dolly 15 - Farmers Market - 9 - 1:00 PM 15 - Long Drive Golf Contest - 10 AM 17 - Tribute to Motown Show - 6 PM 20 - Dolly's Birthday 20 - Play golf with Kathy 20 - Cove's Meet and Greet - 10 AM 22 - FMO Meeting ar RG - 12:30 PM 22 - Articles due for February R G News 24 - Son Matthew's Birthday 25 - Rummage Sale - 8 - 1:00 PM 27 - Cove's Meet and Greet - 10 AM 27 - Golf 4-some with Heidi, Dolly and Kathy 30 - R G News assembly and delivery 31 - The Mystics Show - 6 PM

That's all so far, plus a few exercise classes, volunteering with Neighbors Helping Neighbors and visits to our Library.

Come join the many activities going on every day. More details can be found in this newsletter, on our bulletin boards, and at the Community Center kiosk.

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Fast Track Mondays - Card Tables -1:30 p.m. Come join us for Fast Track Mondays weekly at 1:30 p.m. at the Card Tables in the Community Center. Questions: Linda Bakos: 804-921-2914

Texas Hold’em, Friday 6:00p W Bill Guernsey at 352-454-8687

POOL / EIGHT BALL Anyone interested in learning how to play pool or would be inter-ested in playing games, please let me know. Mondays from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. Come to the Pool Room in the Community Center.

Mexican Train

Tuesdays - Card Room - 1:30 p.m. Come join us for Mexican Train, Tuesdays Weekly at 1:30p.m. in the Card Room in the Community Center.

Questions:

Omaha Card Game Players Ric Wright Interested in playing Omaha and/or Omaha hi-lo? Plan on a Wednes-day night, 6:00pm to 9:00 m at the West Club House. Stakes are half dollar with a maximum of three raises. Call Ric Wright at 208-818-7639 or Bill Guernsey at 352-454-8687. We are looking for more players.

Don’t know how to play? No Problem. You can learn while you play.

Join us!

Yoga Tuesday and Thursday 10:00am—West Club House Stretch and Tone Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00am– Auditorium Water Aerobics Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:00am– Pool Zumba Monday and Wednesday 10:00am– Auditorium Aqua Zumba Friday 11:00am– Pool Sweating to the Oldies Tuesday and Thursday 9:00am—Auditorium

Any Questions, call Jo Anne 631-987-6842

10/25 Bonnie Wiggins Diane Everson Kerry Ellis Kerry Ellis Ann Quinlivan Joe Quinlivan

10/28 Kaye Sue LaChausse x2 Bonnie Wiggins Sandie Leach Kerry Ellis Loretta Nicol Lana Senge Harvy Siteman Richard Nicol

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11/8 Mary E x2 Alice x3

11/4 John Crites x2 Diana Kaye Loper Kerry Ellis

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11/18 Frank Wisniewski x2 Kerry Ellis x2 Mary Evans Bonnie Wiggins Kaye Loper Diana Everson Sandi Leach Sue Wisniewski x2 Jan Casity Ann Quinlivan Barb x2

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Frank Wisniewski x2 Kerry Ellis x2 Kaye Loper x2 Mary Evans

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Activities Location Day Time Contact

313 cards CC Mon/Fri 1pm Donna Guernsey-502-303-2961

Bible Study CC Tues 10am Pat Green- 509-2253

Billiards CC Mon 2-4pm Dave Carson- 509-2470

BINGO Aud Tues 12:15pm Judy Crites- 724-815-6679

Bocca Ball (Jan-April) Sports Comp Every Tues & 1st & 4th Thurs 4:15pm Dave Carson-506-384-0086

Book Club CC 1st Wed of month 11:15 Dorothy Portalia 352-509-2381

Bowling League AMF Lanes Mon 1pm Art Locke– 352-816-7558

Bridge CC Mon 6:30pm Glen Piper - 304-8046

Bridge (reg.) CC Wed 12:30pm Glen Piper - 304-8046

Bunco (Resumes Oct. 4th) CC 1st & 3rd Wed 6-8:30pm Doug Casity– 877-1092

Canasta (Ends June-Sept) CC (INACTIVE) Thurs (INACTIVE) 1pm (INACTIVE) Marti Vetter– 908-910-8294

Ceramics WCH Anytime/ contact comm. Center for Key Comm. Center– 352-300-1207

Cribbage Players Mon 6:30pm Jim 906-250-9555 Fran 705-490-2017

Euchre CC Thurs 6:30pm Fran Everson– 715-490-2017

Euchre (ends May-Sept) CC Tues 6:30pm Tom Preston 624-0994 slicknana1@yahoo.com

Genealogy Group Alice Perkins - 585-245-3954

Golf (couples) Golf Course Thurs 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810

Golf (ladies) Aud Tues 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810

Golf (men's) Aud Wed 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810

Golf (mixed) Aud Fri 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810

Golf Tournaments Aud 1st & 3rd Sat 8:30am Rich Bossert - 624-2810

Horseshoes Sports Comp Wed 9-11:30am Art Locke - 352-537-1304

Library CC Everyday 8am -10pm Barbara Critchfield 352-433-0924

Mexican Train Card Rm Tues 1:30pm Eve Wright 208-819-1290

Oil Painting Classes WCH 2nd Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154

Painting Class (mixed media) WCH 4th Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154

Pancake Breakfast (resumes Oct) Aud 2nd Sat 7:30-10am Charles Pennington - 624-0339

Pay Me the Money WCH Thurs 12:30-5:30pm Charles Pennington - 624-0339

Phase 10 Cards (all year) CC Wed 12:30-4pm Josephine Tholenaar 609-433-0027

Photography Club Tues 2:00pm Doug Wedel - 608-513-8761

Pickleball Sports Comp Mon-Wed-Thurs-Sat 9-11:30am Gerry Steward - 624-2406

Pinochle CC Mon 9am Bob Shann - 624-0946

Pinochle CC Thurs 12-5pm Bob Shann - 624-0946

Poker WCH Tues 12-4 pm Donna Guernsey - 502-303-2961

Poker WCH Wed 6-10pm Ric Wright - 208-818-7638

Quilting WCH Fri 1-3pm Mary McCarthy - 624-2901

R.G. Church Bible Study CC Wed 10 -11:30am Jake Scholten - 694-4392

R.G. Community Church Aud Sun 10am-12pm Jake Scholten - 694-4392

R.G. News Assembly Aud Usually last Thurs 10:30am -12pm Erin Payne– 352-629-0736

Scripture Rosary 1102B W Gleneagles Last Wed 6:30pm Helen Cater - 509-2069

Shuffleboard Sports Comp Tues & Thurs 9am Art Locke- 352-537-1304

Skip-Bo CC Fri 1pm Marti Vetter - 908-910-8294

Stretch-n-Tone Aud Mon-Wed-Fri 9am - 9:45 am Jo Anne Fieschel - 624-1673

Sweatin’ to the Oldies Aud Tues and Thurs 9am-10am Marilyn Scrader-716-560-5398

Texas Hold'em Poker WCH Fri 6-10pm Bill Guernsey - 454-8687

Water Aerobics (year round) Aquatic Mon-Wed-Fri 10-11am Rina Pare - 509-2021

W.H.O WCH Wed 1-3pm Pat Murphy - 352-694-1892

Woodshop (mtgs Oct.- May 2nd Tues.) WCH Anytime Once Certified 9-11am Keith Perkins 585-245-3954

Yoga WCH Tues & Thurs 10am Antonio - 352-300-1207

Aqua Zumba Pool Fri 11 am Antonio - 352-300-1207

Zumba (resumes in Fall) Aud Mon & Wed 10am Antonio -352-300-1207

ROLLING GREENS ACTIVITIES

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This recipe swaps cabbage in place of noodles to keep carbs low(4 grams net carbs per serving) 4 stalks celery, diced 12 oz. Mushrooms, diced 4 cloves garlic, minced 4 TBSP dried mined onion 8 oz. butter(2 sticks) 4 tsp. dried parsley 2 medium carrots, diced 2 quarts chicken broth 6-8 cups shredded rotisserie chicken 4 cups green cabbage, sliced into bite-size strips (or can use coleslaw mix) Melt butter in a 5 quart Dutch oven. Sauté celery, mushrooms, garlic + onion in butter 3-4 minutes. Add parsley, carrots + broth. Season with salt + pepper if needed. Simmer till veggies are tender. Add chicken + cabbage, simmer until cabbage is tender, 8-12 minutes. Makes 4 quarts(16 serv-ings). Freezes well. I add feta cheese on top when serving.

Flag Code Submitted by Linda Downs

Rules of thumb to follow when flying and displaying multiple flags – American flag, state flag and/or company flags – in dif-ferent situations. Often times at corporate offices, government buildings, or even small businesses, several flags are displayed at once. The US Flag Code establishes protocol on how to properly fly more than one flag at a time. Three side-by-side poles and the US Flag, state flag and

company flag: when looking at the display, from left to right, the US flag should be placed on the leftmost pole, the state flag in the center pole and the company flag on the far right pole

Three side-by-side poles and the US Flag, state flag and a POW/MIA flag: when looking at the display, from left to right, the US flag should be placed on the leftmost pole, the state flag in the center pole and the POW/MIA flag on the far right pole. However, generally the POW/MIA flag is flown under the US Flag on the same pole

Three side-by-side poles and the US Flag, another nation’s flag, and a state flag: from left to right, the US Flag, the nation’s flag, followed by the state’s flag

Three flags and one pole: from top to bottom, the US Flag, POW/MIA flag, state flags, US territories, followed by mili-tary flags. Two national flags can never be on one single pole; the two flags must be the same size and height

According to the Flag Code, it is never acceptable to fly a com-pany flag, corporate banners or other form of branding/advertising (political ) on the same pole as the US Flag; you will need to have a separate flagpole to display both flags at one time.

A rule of thumb: when there are three poles the same height, position the flags left to right as described above. However, when a center pole is taller than the others are, prominence of flag is center, then left pole then right pole. Check out other flag etiquette to make sure you are flying your flags right. Credit: USHistory.org

Operation ShoeBox “Lite up for Christmas” Many thanks to Mary and Marvin Hill for the 2nd beautiful Lite Up for Christmas, with all cash donations going to Operation ShoeBox for shipping to our troops! I hope you were there to see the it, it was beautiful! So many trees all lit up at once, it was just beautiful! Mary and Marvin put a lot of time and work in the ligh up, for us to enjoy and we are! This is their second

year to do this, we’ll have to make sure there’s a 3rd in 2020! Folks are still making donations, adding to the $1,121 collected from the Lite Up night, we now have $1,296.. We all wish our troops could be home for Christmas, but not again this year. In-stead, O.S.B. will use the donations to ship some Christmas packages to them! I, Kaye Loper, cannot thank Mary and Marvin Hill enough for the beautiful Lite Up night, and for being so caring and making this possible. Thank all you donors for

helping Operation ShoeBox with that “Great Donation” totaling $1,296! Thank you ALL! Here’s to the 3rd year! Kaye Loper, for Mary Harper Operation ShoeBox and Our Troops

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Alan Cummings, Minister

Rolling Greens Community Church

Sundays 10 A.M. Auditorium Casual Dress

Pastor Chuck Lewis

Come And Embrace The Atmosphere Of Family

Non-Denominational

ALL ARE WELCOME

Refreshments & Fellowship After Each Service

Concord Print Shop 600 S Magnolia Ave Ocala, Fl 34471

P.O. Box 2288

Silver Springs, FL., 34489-2288

Fax: 236-0007

Serving Rolling Greens For Over 30 Years

622-1376

Initial Service - $75.00, includes interior and exteri-or perimeter treatment, fog under mobile, and granules.

Guaranteed services - starting at $240 per year. (only $20.00 per month)

Snowbird Special - 2 full services @ $75.00 each. (No guarantees, additional cost for resprays)

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