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Issue 84

Home Owners Association Officers

President

Carla Hannay 484-1371Vice President

Steve Rollison 375-8110Treasurer

Rosemary Baumgartner 419-215-4733

SecretaryJane Ann Miller 483-3247

DirectorJoyce Martin 412-9663

DirectorSylvia Richardson 480-0208

DirectorRoger Vorraber

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EDITOR: JANICE VAN DYKEThe Bay LakerDates to Remember:

June 07 Computer Clinic

June 12 Newsletter Articles Due

June 13 Juliets Breakfast

June 15 Juliets Lunch

June 18 Father’s Day Pool Party

FROM THE MANAGER It’s that time of year once again. Hurricane season is

approaching fast. Make sure that you register with Sarasota County for the latest information by going to their CodeRED site at www.scgov.net. Click on the CodeRED Registration link at the bottom of the page under Emergency Services.

Just a reminder that the clubhouse is not a shelter. The clubhouse will be locked so it makes sense to do your homework now to locate your closest shelter.

Our company is partnering with a company called Silvernest. They are a company that helps people find a roommate. There will be a seminar in our clubhouse with more info to come. There are also flyers at the clubhouse and we are sending out postcards.

Our “Home of the Month” award for March went to 132 Camellia Street, April went to 160 Oleander Street and May went to 138 Camellia Street. They have received their $50 gift cards! Make sure that you take a ride by these homes. Good luck to next month’s winner!

FROM THE PRESIDENTCarla Hannay

Now that summer is here we have dispensed with the formalities at our Saturday morning coffee (no Mc, etc.) just a Koffee Klutch where you can come have coffee and a donut and chat with your neighbors. We will resume the normal Saturday coffee procedures in September. PS We also need people to sign up to do the coffee on Saturdays.

I was informed last Saturday that someone came in and took a donut and advised that the money would be brought over……never saw the money.

Please be prepared to pay for your donut when you take one.

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As you are also aware the Board announced that the Medical Shed will be shutdown. We are selling all the items that have been available. All items that are not sold by the 1st of October will be in the Rummage Sale shed and be offered for sale in February. I’m pleased to announce that the Havens and VanBuskirks have taken on the responsibility of chairing the sale next year. Looking forward to working with them and suggesting new set-up format.

The following is an Inventory of Items that are available for purchase from the Medical Shed ( I have sold many items already).

3 - Canes (2 with pronged feet)2 - Sets of Crutches2 - Golf Caddies2 - Sets of Clubs4 - wheelchairs2 - Canvas Folding Chairs2 - Walkers2 - Walkers w/Seats3 - Shower Seats1 - Over the Toilet Seat w/Grips2 - Potable Toilets4 - Ladies Bikes3 - Small Childrens Bikes1 - Tryke2 - Toddler Scooters2 - Sets Training Wheels2 - Crib/Playpens1 - Stroller1 - High ChairVarious Children’s Toys

Prices vary on the items available. The most expensive will be the wheelchairs at a cost of $50.00 each.

If you are interested in looking at or buying any of the above please call me at 484-1371.

After items are sold, remaining items will be donated to a charitable organization. The shed will be utilized for storage of all our decorations and the trailer will be sold for the best price, and monies returned to the General Fund.

We are set with Chairpersons for the upcoming summer holidays. They are as follows:

Sylvia Richardson……Memorial Day Luncheon (sign up sheet is in place)

Carla Hannay……4th of July LuncheonSally Fitzgerald……Labor Day Luncheon

There is a sign up sheet in the clubhouse for the July 4th luncheon. It will be at noon. Please sign up if you plan to attend.

KEEP YOUR EYES OPENAll of our seasonal residence are gone for the

summer. Kids are out of school and looking for something “fun” to do. It's not all kids, some are adults, We need to keep our eyes open and watch our neighbors property. Don't hesitate to call 911 if you see something suspicious.

BAY LAKER DELIVERYJanice Van Dyke

Beginning May 1, 2017 through October the Bay Laker will be available at the clubhouse. We do not deliver it door to door in the off season as there aren’t enough people to deliver it.

Please be sure to stop by the clubhouse the beginning of each month to pick one up. I would like to thank Carol Gilchrist for organizing and delivering the newsletter to all those that deliver the newsletter for her. I would also like to thank everyone that delivers the newsletter door to door.

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There are craft kits available for Veterans.The free Craft and Art kits are:number painting, moccasins, model cars,leather kits,etc.You must have a VA card as proof of veteran.You are eligible to receive two kits.• TIME: 9-12 • WHERE: Bay Lake EstatesMobile Home Park Club House WHEN: 2nd,and 4th Tuesday of every month.

JULIETS LUNCH BUNCHCarol Gilchrist & Joan Goering

All women in the park are invited to share lunch together at 1 pm on Thursday, June 15, 2017

Place: Der Dutchman 3713 Bahia Vista St., SarasotaPlease sign up on the sheet in the clubhouse.

JULIETS BREAKFAST CLUBSylvia Richardson

All ladies our welcome to join the Juliets for breakfast at Abby' on Miami on Thursday, June 13, 2017 at 9:30 on 220 Miami W. in Venice. Sign up sheet will be in the club house.

Any questions please call me at 480-0208.

NEW RESIDENTSThe residents of Bay Lake Estates would

like to welcome these new home owners to our family:

148 Camellia - Elizabeth (Jane) Hodson157 Oleander - James Swain and Michael and Sue Small217 Periwinkle - Kathy and Leonard Clark

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I have worn hearing aids for a number of years, on and o�. I say on and o� because it has been o� more with my most recent pair purchased from another provider in Venice. I had an annoying problem with feedback, which neither they nor another local provider were able to cor-rect or alleviate. Both told me I should consider newer, more advanced models, which they would be happy to sell me. Since mine were similar, I felt they were more interested in making a sale than helping me. As a result, they wound up in my dresser drawer (not an uncommon situation.) I decided to give it one more go. A friend referred me to Blair Post at Contemporary Hearing. What they said couldn’t be done, was done by Blair. No sales pitch on newer models; just a willingness to listen to and work with me. A�er testing my hearing, he patiently worked with me to make adjustments to the programming. He also re�tted the aids with new leads and cones. �e ones I had were not sized or �tted properly and caused much of the feedback. I was given a follow up appointment the next week at which time Blair �ne tuned the programming and changed out one of the cones for another size. �ese were simple, inexpensive solutions to a �xable problem. Although I was advised of charges ahead of time, no pay-ment was collected until I was satis�ed. Although I found Blair to have an abundance of knowledge, patience and humor, his greatest attribute is INTEGRITY. He honestly wants to help. I would rec-ommend Blair Post and Contemporary Hearing to any person desiring to improve their hearing.

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15FATHER'S DAY POOL PARTY

Since we had our first of the year summer pool picnic on mothers day and we will have our 2nd on fathers day June 18th at 4 pm. If you where not there you missed a wide variety of great food.

I would like to thank all who attended for assisting in the clean up.

Any questions please call me at 480-0208.

GAME NIGHTMany Different types of games are played

at the clubhouse on Saturday nights at 7:00 pm. Feel free to come and join in the fun.

WHAT’S A “HONEYBELL?” by Steve Rollison

Consider this a public service announcement.

If you like the taste of sweet oranges and you ever see the Honeybell variety for sale, don’t miss the chance to give them a try.

As the name implies, they are indeed sweet. Since they’re a cross between a tangerine and a grapefruit, they have a bit of tartness, too. Other characteristics include few, if any, seeds; very easy-to-peel skin; and a weird bump where the stem attaches that gives a shape something like a bell.

At the time of writing, Detwiler’s Farm Market has Honeybells, also known as Mineola tangelos, available at $1.29 per pound.

BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES

JUNE BIRTHDAYSJune Ellis 06-02Sandy Richardson 06-02Vito Salerno 06-02Gail Mahon 06-08Ken Havens 06-09Barbara Ludwig 06-09Lisa Thornton 06-10Dick Feltz 06-11Ron Sykes 06-12Donald Lapham 06-13Keith Steare 06-14Suzanne Jones 06-16Bob Rouleau 06-19Phyllis Clifford 06-20Barb Hickey 06-21Gwen Kreidler 06-21Robert Jones 06-26Fran Jones 06-28Kent Mattix 06-28George Young 06-29Jerry Loveless 06-30

MAY ANNIVERSARIESBoyd & Sharon Brewer 06-06David & Helen Baker 06-12Ken & Joyce Havens 06-17Jim & Ivy Smart 06-20

We do not have everyone’s birthday and/or anniversary month and date. If you had a birthday and/ or anniversary in Mayand we missed listing you or I listed it in the wrong month, please contact Janice at [email protected] . If you are a new resident or have a phone book change, please contact Janice.

WHEN THE NEXT TORNADO COMES by Steve Rollison

What did you do when tornados were threatening to come onshore just north of here on March 13th?

Susan and I didn’t know what to do. We “knew” that a mobile home was not a safe place to be during a tornado. On the other hand, we had been told for years while living in Ohio to stay indoors if a tornado threatens, that trying to outrun one in your car is a surefire ticket to disaster.

So on March 13th, not knowing what to do, we hunkered down and hoped for the best. Fortunately, the storm stayed north of Nokomis and we suffered no harm. Afterward we watched and listened for some “official” guidance on what we “should” have done, but none was ever forthcoming.

That left us looking for “unofficial” recommendations on various internet sites.

One man who had been “involved in mobile homes for many years” believed that they were getting a bad rap, and argued that as long as proper tie-down methods were used, manufactured homes were just as tornado resistant as stick-built homes since they are built to meet the same code requirements.

Another website I found had the promising title “How to Tornado-Proof Your Mobile Home.” It contained suggestions like install an underground tornado shelter made of concrete, steel, or fiberglass; use the community laundry room if your park has one; and anchor outdoor

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structures like swing sets and sheds to keep them from becoming flying weapons. The website concludes, “It’s best to flee if at all possible.”

Virtually every other website I found echoed that last piece of advice. One quoted a research meteorologist who claimed that statistics show people who live in mobile homes die in tornadoes at a rate 15 times higher than residents of permanent homes.

For many years the official advice has been to abandon a mobile home in favor of a ditch outside, but more and more experts now are recommending that you take shelter in a car or truck instead. Researchers studying post-tornado photographs frequently saw cars or pickups upright, with little damage, near mobile homes where people were killed.

Mobile homes can be damaged by wind speeds as low as 70 mph, but 50 percent of cars at sites hit by tornadoes with much higher estimated wind speeds were not moved more than a meter, and 82 percent didn't tip over, according to one study published in 2002.

It is likely a person "encounters less risk of death while belted into a stationary vehicle than while in a mobile home during severe winds," according to the study.

While others still disagree, the National Weather Service and the Red Cross issued an advisory in 2009 advising that if you are caught outside in a tornado and can't get to a safe building, as a last resort you should get in your vehicle and try to drive to safety.

If the vehicle is hit by debris, you should park, leave your seat belt on, get your head below window level and cover your head, according to the advisory.

But perhaps the best advice comes from Shawn Harley, the meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Service office in Jackson, Kentucky. He says he thinks people who live in mobile homes should leave when officials issue a tornado watch and not wait for a warning to be issued.

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