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May 2019 Newsletter

Deadline Monday, April 8th

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- April 2019 Gull Aire Village

SOCIAL CLUB COMING EVENTS

April

2 Social Club Meeting 2 HAZMAT DISPOSAL 10:00 am -1:00p 3 Bingo 5 Karaoke 6 Koffee Klatch 6 Aloha Party 7 Chair Volleyball 8 Bunco 10 Bingo – 5:00pm Hot Dogs 13 Pancake Breakfast (Social Club) 13 Night at the Races 14 Chair Volleyball 17 Bingo 20 Koffee Klatch 20 Karaoke 21 Happy Easter 22 Bunco 24 Bingo 27 Game Night 28 Chair Volleyball Looking Ahead to May

4 Koffee Klatch 4 Karaoke 5 Cinco De Mayo 7 Social Club Meeting 8 Bingo – 5:00pm Hot Dogs 12 Chair Volleyball 13 Bunco 15 Bingo 17 Karaoke 18 Koffee Klatch 18 Spring Dance 19 Chair Volleyball 22 Bingo – 5:00pm Hot Dogs 25 Game Night 26 Chair Volleyball 27 Memorial Day Service 27 Cook-out 29 Bingo

As always, please check the bulletin board and web site for any changes.

Happy Easter

to All

Gull Aire Village April 2019 -

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

01 02 03 04 05 06Video Aerob 9a

Pool Exer 9a Golf

Video Aerob 9a Yoga 11a

Hazmat Disposal 10a-1p

Social Club Meeting 7p

Video Aerob 8:30a Line Dancing 9:30a

Pool Exer 9a

Bingo 6p


Music – Time

2-4p

Euchre 6:15p Card Game

6:30p

Video Aerob 9a Pool Exer 9a

Bible Study 10a

Karaoke 7p

Koffee Klatch 9a

Aloha Party Dinner Dance

4 to 8p

07 08 09 10 11 12 13

Chair Volleyball 3p


Bunco 7p

Golf Video Aerob 9a

Yoga 11a

Video Aerob 8:30a No Line Dancing

Pool Exer 9a

Writers Group 1p

Hot Dogs5p Bingo 6p


Music – Time 2-4p

Euchre 6:15p

Card Game 6:30p


Bible Study 10a

Social Club Pancake Breakfast 9a

Night at the Races 7p

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Chair Volleyball 3p


Compliance Committee

7p

Golf Video Aerob 9a

Architectural Committee

10a Yoga 11a

Video Aerob 8:30a No Line Dancing

Pool Exer 9a

Bingo 6p


Music – Time 2-4p

Euchre 6:15p Card Game

6:30p


Bible Study10a

Koffee Klatch 9a

Karaoke 7p

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HAPPY EASTER


Golf Video Aerob 9a

Yoga 11a

GAVA Meeting 6:30p

Video Aerob 8:30a Line Dancing 9:30a

Pool Exer 9a

Writers Group 1p

Bingo 6p


Music – Time 2-4p

Euchre 6:15p

Card Game 6:30p


Bible Study 10a

Game Night 6:30p

28 29 30

Chair Volleyball 3p


Golf Video Aerob 9a

Yoga 11a


GAV BOARD LIAISONS

Architectural Doug Campbell

City of Oldsmar Tom Farkas

Compliance Committee Charley Freeman

Landscaping Bob Rose

Newsletter Donna Walston

Orientation Donna Walston

Ponds Tom Farkas

RV Lots Doug Campbell

Social Club Charley Freeman

Website Bob Rose

GAVA Board Message

Our February meeting finalized the voting for new Board members and the reduction from seven back to five. The Board now consists of five members: Donna Walston, 1st V.P., Charley Freeman, 2nd V.P., Doug Campbell, Treasurer, and Bob Rose, Secretary.

Gull Aire is an active village with a great club house and pool area and many events and activities. It is the commitment of all Board members to maintain our facilities and keep GAV a great place to live. We give our thanks to past Board members who have worked diligently to maintain and improve our property, they did a great job; and we will be working hard to continue that agenda.

Tom Farkas, President

ATTENTION ALL RESIDENTS

Many residents of Gull Aire are dog owners. We all enjoy pets but unfortunately, many residents will allow their pet to use other people’s yards or Gull Aire common property around the club house or the ponds to do their duty. Not only is this a nuisance and inconsiderate but against Section 9 of the Covenants, which could lead to the removal of the pet from Gull Aire. Please use common sense when taking your dog for walks on the streets and use your own yard for his duty.

Thank You!

REMINDER There will be a HAZMAT disposal unit at Gull Aire on Tues. April 2nd from 10:00am to 1:00pm.


Personalized Legal ServicesFocused on YOU, Your FAMILY

and Your GOALS.

Estate PlanningProbate / Trust Administration

Real Estate / Title InsuranceBusiness Law

1801 Pepper Tree Drive . Oldsmar, Florida 34677

Serving the community since 1989


SOCIAL CLUB PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

At the March meeting we elected our new officers for the Social Club - Dale Mathurin, President, Barbara Drawbaugh, Vice President, Eva Joline, Secretary and Diana Lutch, Treasurer. I look forward to working with the new board in the coming year. We also have a new shed manager, Ken Foster. I know Ken will do a great job with our shed.

A big THANK YOU goes to Doug & Debbie Campbell, Ginny & Dennis Gallagher, Ron & Susan Sears and Pat Rathburn for the outstanding job they did with the shed this past year.

Everyone really enjoyed our February cruise. The weather was picture perfect. Every day we had calm seas, light breeze, sunshine, and temperatures of 80 – 81 degrees. With this beautiful weather we were able to enjoy all the ports of calls. I can’t wait till next February. We are planning a cruise to Labadee, Bonaire, Aruba, and Curacao. This will be a great getaway cruise. Please see the flyer on the bulletin board and sign up for this magnificent cruise. I know you will enjoy it.

The Social Club Activities Committee has been working very hard to provide you with some varied and entertaining events for the year. Among them in April we have our Aloha Party on the 6th where we wish our snowbirds “Aloha.” We are sad to see them go but also look forward to seeing them again in the fall.

Our Social Club Pancake Breakfast has been a great success and we will have another one on the 13th. Come on down and enjoy a good breakfast and socialize with your friends and neighbors.

Another popular event is also on the 13th. It is Night at the Races. You will enjoy this time with your friends while urging on your favorite jockey. It is always a hilarious night.

The Bunco night has changed its time to 7:00pm. Please make note of this new time. Bingo will have Hot Dogs on the 10th and 24th.

I hope everyone continues to enjoy all the events we put on for you. Keep your eyes open as we are planning some different and exciting events for you in the future.

As always, please check the bulletin board and web site for any changes.

Dale Mathurin, President


BIBLE STUDY Kerry Blette 727-386-5738

Friday 10:00 – 11:00 am Come join us every Friday morning for a Non-Denominational Bible Study discussion at the home of Kerry and Kathy Blette, 555 Dove Terrace. Everyone is welcome.

BINGO Jan Freeman 727-470-3668

Wednesday 6:00 pm

April 3, 10, 17 and 24

Hot Dogs: Apr.10 @ 5:00pm

Hot Dogs will be served at 5:00 pm every other Wednesday.

BUNCO Emily Mathurin 727-741-8193

Bunco the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month

; 7:00 pm

All you need is $5.00 to play. All monies collected are paid out in prize money. Please bring a small snack to share with all.

BILLIARDS Rob Kern 727-488-9508

10:00 a – 4:00 pm There is a sign-up sheet on the clubhouse bulletin board for anyone interested.

EUCHRE Pat Rathburn 219-208-0266

Thursday 6:15 pm

Anyone interested in playing Euchre or learning how to play, come to the clubhouse and be part of the fun. If you have any questions, please call.

LINE DANCING Sue Van Vessem 727-784-8509

Morning Class

We continue to meet on Wednesday mornings from 9:30 to 10:30 am. We usually dance the older, easier dances, but we try some challenging ones occasionally. New dancers are always welcome. Come for fun and good exercise.

There will be NO classes on April 10th and April 17th.

WATER AEROBICS Mary Etta Stearns 727-781-7981

Starting April 1st, time change M-W-F 9:00 am - 10:15 am

Come exercise with us. It’s fun and you will feel physically fit and healthier.

VIDEO AEROBICS Jean Roman 727-475-8894

Lace up your sneakers! Video exercise will meet at 9:00 am every weekday, except for Wednesday when the start time is at 8:30 am. Come join us.


ZUMBA GOLD

Due to limited participation, classes will be postponed until the fall.

Any questions, please contact Maryann at 727-786-4087

CHAIR YOGA Dianne Eisenberg 727-772-9335

Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 am – noon

Keep stretching and deep breathing,

Dianne

GOLF LEAGUE Bob DeGuiseppe

773-617-3740

Tuesday mornings

Starting time depending on sunrise. Currently first tee time approx. 7:15 AM. Seasonal--$19 for 18 holes with cart.

Countryway Golf Club 11111 W. Waters Ave., Tampa, Fl.

813-854-1182

Bring your empty coffee cup and enjoy coffee or tea and a nice assortment of pastries, donuts, Chicago rolls and sometimes a fruit cup. This is a good way to meet new friends and neighbors and hear about what will be happening in Gull Aire in the next few weeks.

Gene Henricksen 727-421-6614

APRIL KOFFEE KLATCH

Saturday, April 6th and 20th 9:00am

$1.50/person

G E T Y O U R E X E R C I S E O N W I T H C H A I R V O L L E Y B A L L !

SUNDAY AFTERNOONS AT 3:00

(Unless otherwise noted on calendar)

Come join your friends and neighbors for an afternoon of fun and laughter. No skills required.

Any questions contact: Susan Sears, 727-656-4259

WRITERS GROUP Join others interested in writing a book, short stories, magazine or newspaper articles, memoirs, poems, or any other literary writings. We share tips and give feedback on your writings. Published and newbies welcome! We meet twice monthly on Wednesday’s at 1:00 in the card room in clubhouse. Bring a 5 to 10 minute writing, if desired for feedback and copies enough for eight people. See you April 10 & 24th! Please RSVP to Sandy Lindberg or for questions at 727-204-1164.

ZUMBA GOLD

Due to limited participation, classes will be postponed until the fall.

Any questions, please contact Maryann at 727-786-4087

CHAIR YOGA Dianne Eisenberg 727-772-9335

Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 am – noon

Keep stretching and deep breathing,

Dianne

GOLF LEAGUE Bob DeGuiseppe

773-617-3740

Tuesday mornings

Starting time depending on sunrise. Currently first tee time approx. 7:15 AM. Seasonal--$19 for 18 holes with cart.

Countryway Golf Club 11111 W. Waters Ave., Tampa, Fl.

813-854-1182

Bring your empty coffee cup and enjoy coffee or tea and a nice assortment of pastries, donuts, Chicago rolls and sometimes a fruit cup. This is a good way to meet new friends and neighbors and hear about what will be happening in Gull Aire in the next few weeks.

Gene Henricksen 727-421-6614

APRIL KOFFEE KLATCH

Saturday, April 6th and 20th 9:00am

$1.50/person

G E T Y O U R E X E R C I S E O N W I T H C H A I R V O L L E Y B A L L !

SUNDAY AFTERNOONS AT 3:00

(Unless otherwise noted on calendar)

Come join your friends and neighbors for an afternoon of fun and laughter. No skills required.

Any questions contact: Susan Sears, 727-656-4259

WRITERS GROUP Join others interested in writing a book, short stories, magazine or newspaper articles, memoirs, poems, or any other literary writings. We share tips and give feedback on your writings. Published and newbies welcome! We meet twice monthly on Wednesday’s at 1:00 in the card room in clubhouse. Bring a 5 to 10 minute writing, if desired for feedback and copies enough for eight people. See you April 10 & 24th! Please RSVP to Sandy Lindberg or for questions at 727-204-1164.


Snowbirds & Residents

Saturday, April 6th

Time 4:00pm to 8:00pm

Menu: Grilled Chicken Sandwich or Hamburger

Macaroni Salad Fruit Kabobs Chips & Dessert

Music by the pool Band to be announced

Eating inside or outside NO GLASS AT THE POOL

Donation: $10.00 per person Deadline for tickets is Tuesday, April 2nd

PLEASE pay by deadline so we can order food

NIGHT AT THE RACES

WHEN: SATURDAY, April 13th WHERE: CLUBHOUSE

TIME: 7:00 PM

Come and bet on your favorite horse Bets are $1.00 each

Last race is a $2.00 bet We will be having 10 races

Check out our male and female jockeys Bring your own snacks & drinks

Come and have lots of fun Root for your favorite jockey and horse to win.

PLEASE NO $10’s OR $20’s


GULL AIRE GOLF LEAGUE RESULTS FOR FEBRUARY 2019

2/5/19 1ST Low Net Sally Wills 59.6 2nd Low Net Bill O’Connell 63.4 Closest to pin Roy Lingle 2/12/19 1st Low Net Tom Galante 56.4 2nd Low Net Sandy Kicza 60.0 Closest to pin Linda Frolich 2/19/19 1st Low Net Gary Camp 50.9 2nd Low Net Sally Wills 58.7 Closest to pin Roy Lingle 2/26/19 1st Low Net Rain Out 2nd Low Net Closest to pin

SHUFFLEBOARD

Pres. – Jack Smith 727-773-2670 Capt. ”A” Team – Doug Campbell 812-595-2627 Capt. “B” Team – Ed Giangregorio 727-772-6247

Our League season ended on Mar. 20th. At this writing, final team standings are not available. I will have the results in the May newsletter. On March 7th we had our year end meeting and election of officers. All officers, captains and co-captains were re-elected for the 2019-2020 season. Issues discussed at this meeting included changes in rules regarding player averages, doubling who is allowed to play in “A” or “B” teams, etc.

Opened for discussion was a date and place for our final year-end banquet. Suggestions were made and several offered to check for availability as to room size needed and date.

Discussed was the on-going need for volunteers to help with court clean-up before and after the home games. A suggestion was made to make up a list of duties and a “volunteer” be assigned to a task (according to ability). This would be posted with the players list at the courts. If unable to do the assigned duty, write in what you are willing and/or able to do to help. It’s a way to relieve the work of the very few that are now and have been for many years, doing all of the clean-up and prep work. Please, let’s all give this a try, to make “many hands make less work”!!

Alice Szczur


PANCAKE BREAKFAST

Saturday, April 13th 9:00am to 11:00am

Menu: Pancakes or Waffle, Bacon or Sausage

Juice and Coffee

Donation: $2.00pp Pay at the Door

Sponsored by the Social Club

Please sign up at the clubhouse so we know how much food to purchase

Letter from The Shed Manager I want to thank the Social Club for allowing me to be the Shed Manager for the past year. At the beginning, I realized that I needed to put together a very good crew to work together as a team. As my team, I would like to thank my wife Debbie, Pat Rathburn, Denny and Ginny Gallagher and Ron Sears for all their hard work throughout the year, along with all of the other residents who assisted us along the way. But most of all, I would like to thank each and every resident that donated items to the Granny’s Attic. Because, without you, then none of this would have been possible!

I think we had a very good year and a very successful Granny’s Attic. I would like to thank Ken Foster for agreeing to be the Shed Manager this year. We all need to support him in his efforts to make next year even more successful!


April Birthdays and Anniversaries

Birthdays Date Name Date Name

1 Barbara Lewis 2 Joy LaFrance 4 Jane Daniels 5 Judy Broden 5 Wayne Hyde 5 Ken Phoenix 7 Mae Burright 7 Becky Denmark 9 Jean Charette 9 Barbara Farley 10 Joyce Osborne 11 Al Cornellier 12 Ed Laux 13 Dennis Anderson 16 Flo McConville 16 Barbara Vance 16 Leon Dalbec 17 Elaine Fellows 17 Bob Lyttle 17 Michael Skovron 18 Maurice Gosse 18 Carol Morin 18 Frank Sawicki 18 Norma Skinner 19 Joyce Hauch 19 Carl Foley 20 Ed Puschmann 21 Betty Chandler 22 Fame Jones

22 Teresa Isaacs 24 Rosemary Kilpatrick 24 Deborah Monser 25 Jan Freeman 26 Rhonda Sidorewich 27 Bob Sennett 28 James Arieno 28 Pete VanVessem 28 Kathy King 30 Ed Martin Anniversaries

Day Name Years Married

1 Aimee & RC Jones 14 4 Beverly & Steve Deeb 49 5 Shirley & Larry Howard 51 6 Mae & Perry Burright 35 11 Vivian & Ike Prokaska 60 11 Rita & Robert Friske 49 11 Kathy & Michael King 32 16 Flo & John McConville 30 17 Don & Jean Faris --- 17 Maureen & Frank Leach 43 19 eslie & Dean Robbins 39 22 Clara & Roy Baringer 31 23 Lorraine & Fred Anderson 53 23 Anne & Michael Skovron 50 24 Ruby & Bob Haire 65 25 Rhonda & Kenn Sidorewich 38 28 Nancy & Chuck Guinup` 63 28 Jean & Tom Stepp-Edgison 1 29 Maryann & Tom Orndorf 52

NOTE:

Our apologies if there are errors or omissions. Please contact: Alice Szczur 727-461-5489 or [email protected]


Gull Aire Dance Night

Free - Free

Bring your own snacks and drinks or share with friends

Music provided by

The Gull Aire Village Singers Karaoke Style

FRIDAY, April 5th

& SATURDAY, April 20th

Practice starts at 5:00pm

Music at 7:00pm

GAME NIGHT

Saturday, April 27th

Time 6:30 to 9:30

FREE

Bring your own drinks and a snack to share

Table Games Board Games Card Games

Please bring $1.00 in nickels

Come and have some fun and laughs playing card games and more with your friends

Daniel Caruk

16 Pelican Dr., No. Passed: January 22,

2019

Donald Thomas 95 Dolphin Dr., No.

Passed: February 17, 2019

NEW NEIGHBORS

This month we have two new neighbors in our Village, and they are:

William “Bill” and Renee Beuten who purchased their home at 319 Bass Ct. They come to us from Trinity, Florida. Bill is retired, Renee is working, and they have one child. Both enjoy swimming.

Carmelo “Melo” and Nanette “Nan” Remirez bought their home at 127 Dolphin Dr., So. and are from Pennsylvania. They have four children and eleven grand-children. Melo is retired and Nan still works but finds time to enjoy doing crafts.

Welcome all to our Village!

FREE SERVICES NEED a NOTARY?

Call me at 727-776-4534 for free Notary services. Please do not sign documents in advance!

Kenn Sidorewich- 5 Pelican Dr. N


Granny‘s Attic 2019 Thank you

Months prior to Granny’s Attic we asked the residents for their donations for our sale. We were very pleased with your response. We had a ton of items to sell. More than most of us have seen in many years. Thank you.

The profit from Granny’s Attic was $9,259.74, which includes all the shed sales.

A great BIG THANK YOU to our shed Managers Doug & Debbie Campbell, Dennis & Ginny Gallagher, Ron Sears and Pat Rathburn.

Thanks to Clara Baringer, Jan Freeman, and Emily Mathurin for their work on the beautiful theme baskets, Diana Lutch for making the Cheer Baskets, and to everyone who donated items to make these both possible. Phyllis Crivelli for her months of pursuit getting the gift certificates. Thanks to Ginny Gallagher for taking pictures after everything was set up and putting them on Craig’s List to get extra people to come.

A special Thank you to all the strong helpful men who set up the tents and moved the furniture.

Gary Camp, Mickey Stewart, and Gene Henriksen for manning the lunch tent.

Another BIG THANKS to all our wonderful volunteers who worked so hard on Friday setting up all the items and Saturday selling everything to make this a success.

The following businesses generously donated gift certificates for our theme baskets: Munchies Dogs, Johnny’s Italian Restaurant, Elegant Nails, Benedict’s Restaurant, Julian’s Italian Restaurant, Eve’s Restaurant Peggy O Neills, Greek Corner, T&T Nails, Perfection Salon, Felice Pork Store & Deli. Craft Street and Chopsticks.

Cheer Baskets

Diana & John Lutch would like to thank the following people who donated items to make up the cheer baskets for Granny’s Attic: Joy & Carl LaFrance, Dodo & Ken Mazak, Bill & Sandy Kicza, Pat Forcier, Nicky Eisele, Charley & Jan Freeman, Helen Yarrington, Nancy & Chuck Guinup, Eva Jolene, Peggy & Paul Allison, Don & Jean Faris, Dale & Emily Mathurin, Marsha Wolfe, Naomi & Jim, Bob & Jeanne Lyttle, Jean Hyland, Roy & Clara Baringer, and Unknown.

Oldsmar Cares Pancake Breakfast

I would like to thank the Committee for all your donations of products and time. Your generosity allowed us to donate 100% of the proceeds to Oldsmar Cares. We raised $1,512.00! Thanks to you the breakfast was a HUGH SUCCESS.

I also want to thank everyone who came to mix with friends and neighbors, to eat and help those who might not be as fortunate.

Congratulations to Linda Norris the winner of the 50/50 and thank you for coming.

Again, “thank you” to everyone from the bottom of my heart.

Mickey Stewart

Granny‘s Attic 2019 Thank you

Months prior to Granny’s Attic we asked the residents for their donations for our sale. We were very pleased with your response. We had a ton of items to sell. More than most of us have seen in many years. Thank you.

The profit from Granny’s Attic was $9,259.74, which includes all the shed sales.

A great BIG THANK YOU to our shed Managers Doug & Debbie Campbell, Dennis & Ginny Gallagher, Ron Sears and Pat Rathburn.

Thanks to Clara Baringer, Jan Freeman, and Emily Mathurin for their work on the beautiful theme baskets, Diana Lutch for making the Cheer Baskets, and to everyone who donated items to make these both possible. Phyllis Crivelli for her months of pursuit getting the gift certificates. Thanks to Ginny Gallagher for taking pictures after everything was set up and putting them on Craig’s List to get extra people to come.

A special Thank you to all the strong helpful men who set up the tents and moved the furniture.

Gary Camp, Mickey Stewart, and Gene Henriksen for manning the lunch tent.

Another BIG THANKS to all our wonderful volunteers who worked so hard on Friday setting up all the items and Saturday selling everything to make this a success.

The following businesses generously donated gift certificates for our theme baskets: Munchies Dogs, Johnny’s Italian Restaurant, Elegant Nails, Benedict’s Restaurant, Julian’s Italian Restaurant, Eve’s Restaurant Peggy O Neills, Greek Corner, T&T Nails, Perfection Salon, Felice Pork Store & Deli. Craft Street and Chopsticks.

Cheer Baskets

Diana & John Lutch would like to thank the following people who donated items to make up the cheer baskets for Granny’s Attic: Joy & Carl LaFrance, Dodo & Ken Mazak, Bill & Sandy Kicza, Pat Forcier, Nicky Eisele, Charley & Jan Freeman, Helen Yarrington, Nancy & Chuck Guinup, Eva Jolene, Peggy & Paul Allison, Don & Jean Faris, Dale & Emily Mathurin, Marsha Wolfe, Naomi & Jim, Bob & Jeanne Lyttle, Jean Hyland, Roy & Clara Baringer, and Unknown.

Oldsmar Cares Pancake Breakfast

I would like to thank the Committee for all your donations of products and time. Your generosity allowed us to donate 100% of the proceeds to Oldsmar Cares. We raised $1,512.00! Thanks to you the breakfast was a HUGH SUCCESS.

I also want to thank everyone who came to mix with friends and neighbors, to eat and help those who might not be as fortunate.

Congratulations to Linda Norris the winner of the 50/50 and thank you for coming.

Again, “thank you” to everyone from the bottom of my heart.

Mickey Stewart


Bazaar Winners 2019

Major Raffle Winners 1st Place – Margo House 2nd Place – Nancy Chicollo 3rd Place – Rob Mitten

Cheer Basket Winners 1. Bob 2. Mary Ann Dey 3. Danny L. 4. Phyllis Henriksen 5. Paul Craig 6. Mary Ann Dey

Gift Baskets

1. Pet Basket – Sheena Webster 2. Craft- Zack Smith 3. Baking-Emily Mathurin 4. Kitchen- Paul Craig 5. Italian-Darlene Jankauskas 6. Entertainment- Zack Smith 7. Beach-Judy Broden 8. Beauty-Cathie Campbell

RESIDENTS RESOURCE

Ann Whisher 727-785-3550 April 2019 FLOORING Giant Floors Louis Cardona, 813-751-9187 [email protected] Sales and Installation of Flooring “My laminate and vinyl floors are beautiful. Professional people, reasonably priced and trustworthy. Went beyond expectations.” BO PLUMBING Friend’s Plumbing 325 Mears Blvd, Suite 100, Oldsmar 727-934-0323 licensed/Insured Water Leak, They arrived promptly and worked hard and found the leak and fixed it digging a deep hole. David Candelario & Bill Wells are excellent workers and I would hire them again.” HY AIR CONDITIONING AND DRYER DUCK WORK Harbor Air, Clearwater 727-315-2274 “Highly recommend Harbor Air….at least for Duct Work> Like some here in GAV, our Washer & Dryer are inside…roughly in the middle of our manufactured home. It was time to replace the approximately 15 feet of duct work under the home. Harbor Air was the only company I found willing to do the job…and did excellent work and at a very fair price. Ask for Alex……” KS VAPOR BARRIER AND FLOORING Florida Anchor and Barrier Co. 727-330-7821 or 800-681-3772 “This company with their different teams from taking out to replacing the barrier to taking out damaged floors and replacing them. Beautiful work!!. All fine young men, respectful to us as well as to each other. Not once did these young men mess around, worked hard, non-stop. It was good to hear laughter while getting the work done in a timely manner. The company can be very proud of these young men!” R & RH If you would like to contribute to this column whether it is a good or bad experience with a provider, it will help many residents. Just fill out the referral form found on the clubhouse bulletin board by the 1st of each month. DEPOSIT IN THE SUBMIT POUCH NEAR THE FORMS, NOT IN THE NEWSLETTER BOX. Thank you

New VFW Post in Oldsmar

The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States (VFW) is starting a new post in Oldsmar, Florida. The VFW’s purpose is a patriotic service organization seeking to support and enrich the lives of veterans, non-veterans and the community in which they live. Membership is open to all honorably discharged veterans who have served in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, and other expeditionary locations and surrounding waters. We are seeking new members and current VFW members who wish to transfer and support the local community in which they live. Part time residents are also welcome.

You are welcome to come and meet us. We currently are meeting on the third Thursday of each month at Jack Willie’s 1013 St. Petersburg Drive W. (Oldsmar). Bring your DD214.

You can also call or email me if you wish, I am a Gull Aire resident.

Kerry Blette 727-386-5738 [email protected]


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41. Some toll rds.

42. Down off a duck

44. Sylvester, to Tweety

45. 502, to Flavius

46. Woodstock musician Shankar

47. Mask feature

49. Unenlightened sort

52. Diet

53. ___ speak louder...

54. Solemn

55. Search (through)

56. Euphemistic oaths

57. Dead Sea ascetics

Down1. Bathroom fixture

2. African-American poet Maya

3. One of Paul Revere's signals

4. Gretna Green couple

5. Opposite of bianca

6. ___ chic

7. Norms, briefly

8. Dyes

9. "Star Wars" guru

10. Notable end-of-the-week events, for

some

11. Concert extras

12. Orders

14. Hand protectors, of a sort

15. Rosh ___

24. Neutral color

25. He's gonna get it?

26. Quick as ___

29. Lizards, e.g.

30. Joy

33. Diluted

34. Twelve months from now

35. Acura model, once

37. Deejay's shift

38. Ezra Pound, by birth

39. Payback

43. Helps with the dishes

45. Stadium enclosures

48. Small clue

49. Rabbit relative

50. Old French coins

51. Places to get some quick bread

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Flyer and sign-up sheets are posted on the clubhouse activities Board

Whether you are here year-round, or a snowbird, you want to sign up for this trip as soon as possible as it sells out quickly. We will depart from GAV, provided we have a minimum of 36 bookings. The trip includes: bus transportation, 2 nights hotel, city tour, 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts, baggage handling, gratuities and company escort.

Once we have enough interest, I will contact everyone to arrange for a deposit. The remainder can be made to the company in 4 installments with final payment due by July 19.

Stop by the clubhouse and read the flyer for all details or call me.

Maryann Sieminski 727-786-4087

Back by Popular DemandOnce again GAV will be hosting a fashion show, entitled “THE SILLY SPRING FASHION SHOW”. Models will be wearing outrageous hand-made outfits created by our very own talented village designers.

Start planning your fashion creations, acquiring appropriate accessories or thinking about being a model. Additional information, and sign-up sheets, will be provided later.

For more information, :

Mickey Stewart, 727-789-3836 or Maryann Sieminski, 727-786-4087


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I love getting older

1. My goal for 2019 was to lose 10 pounds. Only have 14 to go. 2. Ate salad for dinner. Mostly croutons & tomatoes. Really just one big round crouton covered with tomato sauce. And cheese. FINE, it was a pizza. I ate a pizza, are you happy? 3. How to prepare Tofu: a. Throw it in the trash b. Grill some meat, chicken or fish 4. I just did a week's worth of cardio after walking into a spider web. 5. I don't mean to brag, but I finished my 14-day diet food supply in 3 hours and 20 minutes. 6. A recent study has found women who carry a little extra weight live longer than men who mention it. 7. Kids today don't know how easy they have it. When I was young, I had to walk 9 feet through shag carpet to change the TV channel. 8. Senility has been a smooth transition for me. 9. Remember back when we were kids and every time it was below zero outside they closed school? Yeah, Me neither. 10. I may not be that funny or athletic or good looking or smart or talented. I forgot where I was going with this. 11. I love being over 70, I learn something new every day and forget 5 others. 12. A thief broke into my house last night. He started searching for money so I woke up and searched with him. 13. I think I'll just put an "Out of Order" sticker on my forehead and call it a day. 14. November 4, 2018 marked the end of Daylight Saving Time. Hope you didn't forget to set your bathroom scale back 10 pounds on Saturday night. 15. Just remember, once you're over the hill you begin to pick up speed.


Social Club Officers President: Dale Mathurin 727-772-8193 Vice President Sue Van Vessum 813-389-4017 Secretary Eva Joline 727-642-3949 Treasurer Diana Lutch 727-784-0476 Bible Study – Friday morning Kerry Blette 727-386-5738 Billiards Rob Kern 727-488-9508 Bingo – Wednesday evening Jan Freeman 727-470-3668 Bocce Ball Gene Henriksen 727-421-6614 Bunco Emily Mathurin 727-741-8193 Clubhouse Flag Mike & Marilyn Breton 727-787-8735 Euchre Pat Rathburn 219-208-0266 Golf League Bob DeGuiseppe 727-784-3625 Karaoke Charley Freeman 727-470-3668 Perry Burright 727-641-3145 Koffee Klatches – May to October Sue VanVessem 813-389-4017 Nov. to April Gene & Phyllis Henriksen 727-421-6614 Library Mary Etta Stearns 727-781-7981 Line Dancing – Wednesday morning Sue Van Vessem 727-784-8509 Newsletter: [email protected] Vickie Mills 813-992-2675 Newsletter Distribution Bob Lyttle 727-953-8568 Jon Mills 813-992-2675 Pinochle Club – Thursday Berniece Stults 727-789-3508 Pool Aerobics – Mon/Wed/Fri Mary Etta Stearns 727-781-7981 Pool Badges, Clubhouse Office Alice Lopez 727-785-0643 Posters and Event Tickets Diana Lutch 727-784-0476 Red Hatters – Last Monday of the month Lesley Zuckerman 727-787-4432 Residents’ Resource Directory Ann Whisher 727-785-3550 Shed Manager Ken Foster 904-240-5512 Shuffleboard Club – President Jack Smith 973-219-5565

Team A Captain Doug Campbell 812-595-2627 Team B Captain Ed Giangregorio 727-772-0247

Ticket Sales Diana Lutch 727-784-0476 Travel Club – Meets 1st Saturday of the month Mike Breton 727-787-8735 Video Exercise – Mon~Fri mornings Jean Roman 727-475-8894 Website Vickie Mills 813-992-2675 Maryann Sieminski 727-786-4087 Writers Group Sandy Lindberg 727-204-1164 Yoga – Tuesday and Thursday Dianne Eisenberg 727-772-9335

GAV ACTIVITIES AND COMMITTEES

NOTE: Be sure to check our web-site www.gullairevillage.org often for changes and updates to events and activities

NOTE: For times, please consult the calendar or call the event contact listed above. For additions or corrections, please submit to [email protected].

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