It is not our intention to omit any name from the birthday and anniversary lists. If you have a birthday or anniversary in March and are not listed, please stop by the Lamplighter Village office to update this information.

Lamplighter Village Activities – Upcoming Events President: Jeff Akers 614-314-1724 Vice-President: Sue Allen 321-258-8186 Treasurer: Joanne Ryan 321-600-4826 Director: Donna Conner 321-890-7976 Secretary: Sophia Theofanous 321-676-2585 March, 2018 Sat 3 Chili Cookoff 6:00—10:00 pm $4.00 C Wed 7 Activities Meeting 10:30 am C Thurs 8 Manager’s Luncheon 11:30 am $4.00 C Sat 10 Carnival &Picnic on the Patio 4:00—700 pm $6.00 C Sat 17 St. Patrick’s Day Activities & Cal-Am 6:00—10:00 pm $6.00 C Wed 21 Ladies Luncheon—11:30 am C Thurs 22 Ice Cream Social 6:30 pm $2.00 C Sat 24 Breakfast 8:30—9:30 am $4.00 C Sat 31 Easter Egg Hunt 9:00—11:00 am C April, 2018 Wed 4 Activities Meeting 10:30 am C Thurs 5 Mini Golf Banquet 12:00 pm C Fri 6 Cal-Am Black & White Gala $10:00 C Thurs 12 Manager’s Luncheon 11:30 am $4.00 C Sat 14 Motown Night 6:00—10:00 pm $6.00 C Wed 18 Ladies Luncheon—11:30 am C Sat 21 Breakfast 8:30—9:30 am $4.00 C Sat 21 Take Me Out To The Ballgame 6:00—10:00 pm $6.00 C Thurs 26 Ice Cream Social 6:30 pm $2.00 C Sat 28 Greek Night 6:00—10:00 pm $6.00 C May, 2018 Wed 3 Activities Meeting 10:30 am C Sat 5 Cindo de Mayo 6:00—10:00 pm $6.00 C Thurs 10 Manager’s Luncheon 11:30 am $4.00 C Sat 12 Sub Night 6:00—10:00 pm $6.00 C Wed 16 Ladies Luncheon—11:30 am C Sat 19 Breakfast 8:30—9:30 am $4.00 C Sat 19 Armed Forces/Comedy Night BYOB 7:00—10:00 pm $4.00 C (joint event) Thurs 24 Ice Cream Social 6:30 pm $2.00 C

1 - Linda Fretz, Beverly Therrien 2 - Tom Carson, Sheila Vicars 3 - Deborah Bennett 4 - Reggie Groeneveld, Bob Lasley, Lester Johnson, Maureen Millen 5 - Jaketta Madlock 6 - Cynthia Van Clief 8 - Velma Lee 9 – Joe Russell, Ginny Hall 10 - Donna Weikel 11 - Frank Malamisura, Ted Fogle 12– Mark French, Beverly McCreary 14 - Jeanna Jefferson 17 - Lori Dailey, Richard Anderson, Doris Cline 18 - Charles Cameron, Debbie Lewis 20 - Irene Volz, Ardith Barry 21 - Thomas House 22 - Mary Sue Jackson, Margaret Johnson 23- Dawn Morris 24 - Eleanor Wells, Roger Doran 26 - Donald Nine, Marilyn Rotunda, Kathy Hoffman 27 - Eleanor Murphy, Edgar Bonee 28 - Ralph Iannucelli, George Lahn, Patricia Bollenbach 29 - John Kmiec, Raymond Sprague 30 - Ginny Nixon, Joanne Ryan, Leilani Longbons 31 - Gary Aleshire

March Anniversaries 3/3/1967 Bob & Cathy Ripoll 3/10/1980—John & Maureen Imperato

Activity tickets call Pat Walker @ 610-8179 or Donna Conner

@ 890-7976 and at the Carriage House on Tuesdays from 5:30—6:30 pm

Reserved tables call Donna Conner

Birthday’s This Month

Check out the center calendar for all of the daily events that take place at Lamplighter Village. Our residents are encouraged to attend these activities or events and become involved. What a great place to make new friends. We look forward to seeing you at one, two, or all of our fun happenings.

Like and follow us on Facebook at Lamplighter Village 1. The monthly newsletter can be found at our Facebook site or http://www.cal-am.com/communities/lamplighter-village/

We missed a birthday in February. Happy belated birthday wishes to

Celia Estevez. Her birthday was on February 22nd.

Happy Anniversary

ATTENTION ALL VETERANS

The Lamplighter Village Veteran’s Club meets the 1st Thursday of each month

at 9:00 AM in the Carriage House

To join our Club, please contact one of the following:

Ray Sprague, President, 585-520-9105,

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Monthly Update REMINDER: Thursday March 8th, 6:00 pm there will be a Community Meeting for all residents at the Carriage House, Alan Hasman was able to get our guest speaker to attend. Sheriff Ivey will be here along with the captain who oversees Lamplighter Village. Cal-am will be supplying

Pizza for us. Please Sign up at the Carriage House so we know how many will be attending. During this meeting we will be explaining how the park has been divided up into “sections 1-5”. We are still looking for more captains for each section. If you are interested, please call Jackie or Alan. In the February Village Voice was a flyer from the Brevard Sheriff Crime Prevention Unit, encouraging our residents to have their home inspected for free. Call to set up your appointment soon, 321-264-7755.

REMEMBER: IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING Jackie Brown & Alan Hasman, co-chairs

Place: Carriage House Date: March 3rd

Time: 6:00 – 10:00 pm Tickets $4.00 Each

Hosted by Camilla Sullivan Entertainment: DJ Mark Goodman Competition and Judging for Best Chili Begins at 5:00 pm Prizes for Top Three (3) Contestants Chili Supper at 6:00 pm Contestants please sign up on the sheet in the Carriage House

Purchase tickets from Donna Conner @ 890-7976 or Pat Walker @ 610-8179

Chili Cook Off

Menu Lasagna

Garlic Bread Salad

Dessert

You won’t be you came

More Fun Than A Manager’s Luncheon

If it’s not too much Please RSVP in the office

$4.00 per person Learn how to

“Reduce Prescription Cost” in a brief presentation by WellCare

immediately following the luncheon

Cardio & Weight Training in the Chair

Come join us for cardio-weight training and stretching/yoga

in the chair Tuesdays at 10:00 am

In the Carriage House

Cardio & Weight

Training

Aqua Aerobics At the Pool

Water workouts will focus on improving strength, coordi-nation healing, flexibility and range of motion, easing joint pain & arthritis.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:00 am At the Pool (in the Carriage House if case of rain)

Reserving Tables for Activities Events

& Times Doors Open Reserved tables are available for activities events to residents of Lamplighter Village. Round tables must have all seats filled (8 seats). Long tables seat 12 and to reserve these tables you must have at least 10 resident reservations. Please be prepared to give a list of those sitting at your table, along with each persons house number. To reserve a table, please call Donna Conner at 890-7976 NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY prior to the event.

**Doors will open 15 minutes prior to each activities event****

***Note—New Policy*** Activities Ticket Sale

Tickets to Activity Events are on a first-come, first-serve basis to Lamplighter Village residents and their guests at the actual ticket cost. Tickets are sold every Tuesday from 5:30—6:30 pm at the Carriage House. You may call to reserve tickets prior to the cutoff and it is “your responsibility” to make arrangements to pay for and pickup your tickets by 10:00 pm the Wednesday prior to the event. All tickets are ready for purchase the last week of preceding month and must be purchased by 10:00 pm the Wednesday before the event. These ticket sales include the monthly breakfast.

Join us at our Activities Meeting

to learn more

Volunteers, chairpersons, and anyone who would like to help with upcoming events please join us

New Residents are encouraged to attend. Come be a volunteer and join the fun!

Refreshments are served See you there!

Wednesday, March 7th 10:30 am

Carriage House

Facebook at Lamplighter

Please join our fun, positive and active social life page at Lamplighter Village 1. Like and friend us at that site. I will also be inviting our residents to be friends as well. Lamplighter will be posting all activity events and schedules on Facebook. Please help keep your neighbors informed if you see one of the office postings or encourage them to join.

Thank you.

Florida Licensing on Wheels Returns Thursday, March 29th

Carriage House 10:00 am—2:00 pm

Florida Licensing on Wheels mobile offices bring motorist services to the customer.

FLOW mobiles offer the following services: Change from out of state driver license to Florida License $48

and up Renewals $48 and up Duplicates for lost or stolen license Address/name changes $25 ID Cards $25 Reinstatements (fee varies) Emergency Contact Information registration (free) Vehicle Registration Renewals/Replacements (fee varies) Disabled Parking Placard Issuance and Renewals (permanent is free)

Please RSVP in the office by Monday, March 26th

Please join our Annual Gala

on Friday, April 6th 6:00—10:00 pm

The evening begins with butler-served appetizers and an amazing dinner, while “Sax on the Beach” serenades us with his

incredible saxophone renditions. Continue the evening as you dance

under the star-lit room to the sounds of the musical group “TAABU”

Great photo opportunities will be available and prizes galore will be awarded throughout the night.

Tickets are $10.00 per person and are now available in the office.

Menu

Among the Stars

Be a part of the elegant

Butler Served Appetizers Pesto Cream Chicken Beef Tenderloin Tips

Red Bliss Mashed Potatoes Vegetable Medley Specialty Desserts

Lamplighter Senior Olympics

Love Where You Live

Saturday, March 10th 4:00—7:00 pm

Admission: $6.00

Games, Food, Music & Fun!!

Menu Carnival foods on a stick

Funnel cakes, Drunken jello snow cones Beverages & BYOB

Hosted by Sue Allen Entertainment: Susie Sontag

Purchase tickets from Donna @890-7976

or Pat @ 610-8179

To The Lamplighter & Picnic on the Patio

WHEN: St. Patrick’s Day Saturday, March 17th

WHERE: Carriage House TIME: 6:00—10:00 pm

COST: $6:00 Per Person

Entertainment: The Right Brothers

Menu

Corned beef & cabbage Soda bread

Pavlova cake Beer & Wine

Purchase tickets from

the office

Let’s

ShamROCK!! EAT, DRINK,

AND BE IRISH Hosted by Kathy McCrory,

Camilla Sullivan & Cal-Am

Here Comes Peter Cottontail, Hoppin’ to the Carriage House For the Easter Egg Hunt for Children ages 12 and under

9:00 AM, Saturday, March 31st Easter Baskets will be provided for egg hunting All Children MUST be accompanied by an adult

The registration sheet is in the book at the Carriage House

Last day to sign up will be Monday, March 26th

All children who wish to participate MUST be registered Any donations of baked goods, candy, new or unused crayons and coloring books,

story books would be greatly appreciated Linda or Bill Warfield at (321) 243-5920

Lunch Served at 12:00 pm Door Prizes And More

Meat

& Beverages Provided

Bring a Dish to

Pass

National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day

Thursday, March 1st

Fun Peanut Butter Facts:

It takes about 540 peanuts to make a 12-ounce jar of peanut butter.

Peanut butter was first sold in the United States at the Universal Exposition in St. Louis by C.H. Sumner. He sold $705.11 of the “new treat” at his concession stand.

Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup was introduced to America in 1928.

Peanut butter was the controlling secret behind “Mr. Ed,” TV’s talking horse. Fall in love with a number of peanut butter combinations in the office on March 1st from 10:00 am—2:00 pm

BANQUET

Friday, April 5th

Carriage House