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AHoliday Park Homeowners Association PublicationAssociation Newsletter

June 20215401 HOLIDAY PARK BLVD.NORTH PORT, FLORIDA 34287

HOMEOWNERS ASSOC. OFFICERSHOMEOWNERS ASSOC. OFFICERSPresident John RabideauPresident John Rabideau1st Vice Pres. George Clinch1st Vice Pres. George Clinch2nd Vice Pres. Donna Mills2nd Vice Pres. Donna MillsSecretary Kathy BachmanSecretary Kathy BachmanTreasurer Yvonne WarnerTreasurer Yvonne Warner

COUNCIL MEMBERSCOUNCIL MEMBERSLynn Leonard Joan MottLynn Leonard Joan MottNancy Rivers Jan SiekierkNancy Rivers Jan SiekierkLeonne Bombardier Roland FickenLeonne Bombardier Roland FickenMariann Underdown Roger OldsMariann Underdown Roger Olds

BOARD OF TRUSTEESBOARD OF TRUSTEESChairperson Richard GortzChairperson Richard Gortz1st V. Chairperson 1st V. Chairperson 2nd V. Chairperson Ken Judd2nd V. Chairperson Ken JuddSecretary Cheryl MorrisSecretary Cheryl MorrisTreasurer Don LaMasterTreasurer Don LaMaster

TRUSTEESTRUSTEESBob Bachman Sharon O’RiellyBob Bachman Sharon O’RiellyJim Oliver Debbie PerlaJim Oliver Debbie Perla

ADVISORY COMMITTEESADVISORY COMMITTEESMaintenance Don La MasterMaintenance Don La MasterOperations Bob BachmanOperations Bob BachmanArchitectural Cheryl MorrisArchitectural Cheryl MorrisSecurity Sharon O’ReillySecurity Sharon O’ReillyLiaison to HOA Sharon O’Rielly Liaison to HOA Sharon O’Rielly Personnel Dick GortzPersonnel Dick GortzLawns Debbie PerlaLawns Debbie PerlaCompounds Ken JuddCompounds Ken JuddRules & Regulations Richard GortzRules & Regulations Richard Gortz

HOLIDAY PARK OFFICE HOURSHOLIDAY PARK OFFICE HOURSMonday-Friday 8:00am-3:00pmMonday-Friday 8:00am-3:00pmOffice Phone (941) 426-1585Office Phone (941) 426-1585Gate House Phone (941)426-4609Gate House Phone (941)426-4609

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HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONGreetings Neighbors & Friends:As I sit down to write this month’s newslet-ter article, I cannot help but reflect on the “Goodbye Covid Dance”, sponsored by the Holiday Park HOA with no charge for attending, held on Saturday evening, May 1st. As I recall the evening was warm, not too warm, just comfortably warm! The mu-sic and dancing were enjoyed by approxi-mately 150 Holiday Park residents. It, in my opinion, was a perfectly wonderful evening of fun, fellowship and great music! We were together, for the first time in more than 14 long, lonely, depressing months during which time we longed for the fellowship of others. I believe that we can all agree that the music provided by the band (Tidal Wave), went a long way toward making the evening memorable. It appeared that all in attendance were enjoying themselves as evidenced by the room full of smiles and a nearly full dance floor throughout the eve-ning! We were on the road to normal, or so it seemed! Well, almost! The rumor I heard, had to do with Sears Catalog’s and flashlights. They were provided to individual’s, brave enough to enter the “Time Machine” and venture back to the days of the “two holers”. You remember those don’t you? I do! The

ones we had were “one holers” that were referred to as “Port-A-George’s (I don’t like” Port-A-John’s!” it’s too personal!) They

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Farewell to Covid 19 party

OBITUARIES AND MISCELLANEOUS:

Carmela Caruso on Hikina passed away April 28, 2021Albert Luckman on Grand Ct. passed away April 8, 2021

HOLIDAY PARK JUNE, 20212

HOLIDAY PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION - 2020President John Rabideau 423-05801st Vice President George Clinch 716-359-62202nd Vice President Donna Mills 850-501-1992Secretary Kathy Bachman 345-516-1213 Treasurer Yvonne Warner 734-776-6592 Council Member Lynn Leonard 269-999-6892Council Member Leonne Bombardier 423-2320Council Member Roger Olds 734-559-4588Council Member Mariann Underdown 429-4846Council Member Joan Mott 425-8151Council Member Jan Siekierk 616-446-2383Council Member Nancy Rivers 979-0199Council Member Roland Ficken 423-0634 AARP Income Tax Preparation Don LaMaster 876-4622Aerobic Exercise Sandy Strang 231-202-1554Arthritis Pool Exercise Roberta Swingle 876-4594Beanbag Baseball Don & Wiz La Master 876-4622Beautification Leonne Bombardier 423-2320Beginner Line Dance Carol LaRocque 705-805-1495Biking Roy Auger 617-497-6564Billiards Jim Kolb 380-9460Bingo Evelyn Plante 661-9022 Blood Pressure Kay Fox 408-6027 Jan Siekierk 616-446-2383Blood Donations Joan Mott 423-8151Bocci Slotteo Ruggiero 426-2700Bowling, Men John Green 585-752-8726Bowling, Women Deborah Dekker 615-631-4725Bridge (Duplicate) Roberta Swingle 876-4594Bridge (Mixed) Art Getchell 423-4224Cart Rallies Dick Gortz 216-789-0901Ceramics Friday Roseanne Richards 423-8274Christmas Tree Décor (PH1) Lynn Leonard 269-999-6892 Sharon Schafer 734-991-3575 Christmas Santa’s Treats Lynn Leonard 269-999-6892 Tammy Oliver 786-5968Christmas Tree Lighting (MC) Mary Margaret Bryant 207-756-5854Computer Organization Sharon Kahonski 616-581-9131Country Partners Dancing Jan & Dave Baker 508-758-2049Cribbage Bill Delorey 423-2256Dances Kathy Bachman 352-516-1213Darts Don Sheeler 426-1245Dinners Donna Mills 850-501-1992Early Risers Exercise Joan Gillis 423-7378Euchre Roger Olds 734-559-4588Fabric Painting Betty Hart 426-5147File of Life TBA First Aid Jan Siedierk 616-446-2383Food Bank Mariann Underdown 429-4846Friends Lunch Group Joan Rivard 429-2734Golf (Ladies) Linda Bowman 248-388-7908Golf (Men) Bob DeMaria 249-0341 Terry Ross 248-705-2128Golf Cart Parade Jackie Mitchell 207-458-9446Hand and Foot (Cards-Mon.) Dick Colin 423-1769Hand and Foot (Cards-Fri.) Iris Dixon 423-3425 Jackie Ramsey 564-6128Handicapped Equip. Marie Doran 426-2534Helping Hand Marie Doran 426-2534Horse Races Mary Margaret Bryant 207-756-5854Horseshoes John Green 585-752-8726Hurricane Plans Office 426-1585Just Us Girls Debbie Dekker 615-631-4725Kayaking Frank Rieser 941-740-4003Learn to Swim Roberta Swingle 426-3192Librarian Ph 1 Joni Anderson 712-209-1473Librarian Ph 2 Joni Anderson 712-209-1473Line Dancing Carol Larocque 705-805-1494 Logo Item Sales TBA Mah Jongg Pat Delorey 423-2256Membership Yvonne Warner 734-776-6592Memorial Bricks Frank Lampe 423-7457Men's Club President Brett Mounsey 904-206-0623

Men's Club 1st Vice Pres. Bob Moore 429-7962Men's Club 2nd Vice Pres. Alan Robinson 603-505-0880Treasure: David Pye 564-8102Men's Club Picnic Chairman Alan Robinson 603-505-0880Men's Club Ticket Chairman Ken Judd 426-7287Men's Club Treasurer David Pye 586-8102Men's Club Secretary John Kahnoski 616-581-9141Men's Club Shed Chairman (in season) Michael Busone 518-852-9811(off season) Dick Underdown 423-4846Newsletter, Calendar and Daily Activities Sharon Kahnoski 616-581-9131New Years Eve Kathy Bachman 352-516-1213Parlimentarian Pennies From Heaven Joan Mayer 257-8802Pickleball Stuart Buck 215-715-4685Pinochle Suzanne Mancha 443-789-1015Pool Walking Wiz LaMaster 876-4622Raffle Tickets at Dinners John Bracket 978-846-6285Senior Benefits Marie Doran 426-2534Sergeant-At-Arms Hal Strong 231-972-7100Service Clubs Kathy Bachman 352-516-1213Shuffleboard Dave Davis 564-8001Social Clubs George Clinch 716-359-6220Special Events Kathy Bachman 352-516-1213Sports Coordinator Roland Ficken 423-0634Storage Building Bob OMoore 429-7862 Leonne Bombardier 423-2320Summer Activities TBASummer Pool Exercises Nancy Crosby 426-5943Sunshine Jan Siekierk 616-446-2383Supplies Mariann Underdown 429-4846Swimmercize Carolyn Olds 734-272-1017Table Tennis Kay Fox 408-6027Tennis Mike Nasalski 810-820-0023Thirty-Five Games Wiz LaMaster 876-4622Tickets-Dances Kathy Bachman 352-516-1213Tickets-Dinners Donna Mills 850-501-1992 Triple F Lynn Leonard 269-999-6892Tuscola Xmas Tree Set Up Bob Moore 429-7962Welcome Committee Nancy Rivers 979-0199Welfare Jan Siekierk 616-446-2383Wood Carving Harry Mancha 443-536-6191Ya-Ya Club Audrey Reidel 423-9484Zoomba Classes Carolyn Olds 734-272-1017

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were in the Phase 1 Parking lot, due to a broken water line that occurred just days prior to the “Goodbye Covid Dance”, just in case they would be needed, and they were. Thank you, Dick (Gortz), for your foresight.For the plans for the dance to be successful, required a lot of cooperation and many hands, therefore, there are many “THANK YOUS” to pass around. To begin with, when the HOA was notified that all Holiday Park buildings were going to open effective May 1st, it was decided that a celebration/dance was in order and far overdue! HOA 1st VP George Clinch went straight to work and secured an extremely popular, in demand band known as “Tidal Wave.” From the looks of the dance floor, it was never empty, all were enjoying the music and the danc-ing. Great choice George! Next, the HOA contacted Holiday Park Men’s Club President, Brett Mounsey, to request the par-ticipation of the Men’s Club and participate they did! Not only did they cook and serve, but they also provided the hot dogs/


buns/condiments and potato chips at no cost to the HOA or attendees. The Men’s Club also provided the servers and clean-up crew! “THANK YOU, BRETT and All your helpers.” Many hands make light work! That evening’s raffle was also a huge success! In addition to the four beautiful baskets, prepared by Bernie Rabideau, there were seven cash envelopes, making eleven individuals very happy!I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Trustee Don LaMaster for helping with the lights and the cordless mic. Af-ter 14 months we were all a little rusty. Eventually the lights were on in the hallway and Steve Grossl (Big Steve, Park main-tenance), came from home to get the cordless mike working. And he did! All in attendance soon forgot that we had opening night challenges. (That sounds better than “they didn’t know what they were doing!”) All’s well that ends well. While on the topic of “Thank Yours”, I want to thank Bob Duncan, Park Manager, and Steve Grossl, for the patching of the damaged floor in the hall. Had that not been accomplished we might have had to cancel the band and the evening of fun, fellow-ship, and dancing. Finally, and most importantly, a big “THANK YOU” to the Park residents that choose to participate and fol-low the rules, as recommended by the CDC and adopted by the Trustees, requiring the wearing of face mask. Your coopera-tion was greatly appreciated! THANK YOU one and ALL!Another area where cooperation would be GREATLY appreci-ated is the obeying of the posted 15 MPH Speed Limit on the streets of Holiday Park. Stopping for STOP signs would also be appreciated. I am making this request on behalf of the resi-dents of HOLIDAY PARK, many of whom have expressed their concern to me for their personal safety and the safety of their friends and neighbors. The North Port Fire Rescue are in “Our Park” almost daily. We do not want them here because of a motor vehicle accident with serious bodily injury!A Final Note: I attended the final, regular Trustee meeting for the season on May 6th. I would like to, on behalf of all Holiday Park HOA members, and nonmembers, state that the major-ity of residence that I have had an opportunity to speak with, overwhelming feel that the Trustees did a “Yeoman’s job” of protecting us all from a very hideous and dangerous disease that could have been devastating to Holiday Park. For a thank-less job well done, I am extending a collective “THANK YOU to all of the trustees!” Speaking of Trustees and retirement, the HOA lost their Liaison from the Trustees when Karin Anderson completed the last Trustee meeting. Karin, on behalf of the HOA Council, “Thank You” for your service to the HOA as the Trustee Liaison, con-cerned resident and friend. We enjoyed your, although brief, time with the Council. Collectively we wish you clear skies and calm seas as you transition back to being one of us, a Park resi-dent with nothing but time on your hands to do as you choose. ENJOY!-MARK YOUR CALENDAR’S FOR SUMMER FUN IN THE SUN-Sunday, July 4th , Independence Day, will be celebrated with a Chicken dinner with all the fix ins. HOA 2nd VP Don-na Mills will be selling tickets for $10 per person. Ticket sale dates will be displayed on the electronic board. The meal will be served in the PH 1 Main Hall at a time to be determined. The second dinner will take place on Monday, Septem-ber 6th (Labor Day). The meal will be TACO’S! Tickets will be sold, prior to the dinner, for $8 per person. Ticket sale dates will be on the electronic board. This meal will also be served in the PH 1 Main Hall, time to be determined.Finally, there will be an Ice Cream Social, sponsored by the HOA, on August 15th. Tickets will be sold on Monday

& Tuesday, August 2nd & 3rd in the Phase 2 Hall Bridge Room. Tickets are $3/person. The “Ice Cream Social” will be held in Ph 1, Main Hall. I understand, from an exceptionally reliable, unidentified source, that the ice cream is being purchased from “SCOOPS”!While on the topic of ice cream socials, I want to take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation, and that of the HOA and residents, to Nancy Crosby for the many years that she coordinated all phases of the summer Ice Cream Social. No one will ever know the number of hours or amount of ice cream Nancy was personally responsible for. But it was a bunch! Due to her many activities within Holiday Park at this time Nancy decided to lighten her load and lay aside some of her many responsibilities. Thank you, Nancy, for your many years of dedication to Holiday Park and the Summer Ice Cream Social. Your service to the residents of Holiday Park is genuinely appreciated. THANK YOU, NANCY!Finally, Jim and Tammy Oliver volunteered to do an eve-ning of Karaoke at a time and place to be determined. Jim and Tammy will be in touch with me, and I will publish the date, time, and location in a future issue of this column. In-formation as to time and location will also be displayed on the electronic bulletin board.HOA 2nd Vice President Donna Mills will be coordinating all summer activities on behalf of the HOA. Thank You Donna, I appreciate your willingness to coordinate these activities so that the summer residents will have something to look forward to after the “COVID PANDEMIC” shut everything down for the better parts of 2020 and 2021. A Closing Thought: “The truth is rarely pure and never sim-ple.” Oscar Wilde, The Importance of Being EarnestBe safe, be well, be happy! Sincerely,John E. Rabideau, President Holiday Park HOA

TRUSTEE Doesn’t it feel great to toss those pesky masks and meet face-to-face with you neigh-

bors once again? On May 6, the Board of Trustees removed all Covid-19 restrictions from all indoor and outdoor activities in the Park. We will continue to monitor the virus situation should one of the many variants become a threat, but fingers crossed, we have seen the last of this scourge. We are espe-cially pleased that only a very few of our residents tested posi-tive, but none we know had serious symptoms. Trustees approved the budget for the fiscal year October 2021 through September 30, 2022. Maintenance fees will increase by $9.58/mo. beginning January 2022, with your new tax bill. The money will be set aside for extensive capital improve-ments to our public buildings and infrastructure, which is deteriorating rapidly. Our 50yr old buildings are showing age with water pipe leaks, sewer collapses, electrical failures and roof leaks becoming routine. Maintenance costs are rising at an alarming rate. The Board has determined that it is time to begin a much-needed major renovation of our main building. Very prelimi-nary estimates of the cost of such work, including repaving of Tuscola, Phase 1 and 2 entrance roads, replacing the cyclone perimeter fence with black iron (or aluminum) fence, replac-ing diseased palms along Tuscola, as well as a major renova-tion of the main Phase 1 building will be approximately 2 mil-


the coach, where the garbage tote is stored, to dispose of the “Bag of Poop” in the neighbor’s personal garbage tote! That is WRONG on so many levels.Others may wonder who you are, but you know, and you know what you did is wrong, and you should be ashamed of yourself. I believe that a personal apology is in order. In conclusion, pet owners should care for their pets and re-spect their neighbors! Fortunately, most pet owners are better behaved and considerate of their neighbors. I salute you for that! Thank you!!

LAWNSA reminder that all homes and sheds using vinyl siding for skirting, must have at least a 12-inch barrier protection, around the vinyl siding. Please roll up your garden hoses, or remove if leaving for the season.Thank you everyone for your cooperation, it is truly appreci-ated. Debbie Perla

POTENTIAL SCHEDULE June 1-2. PHASE 1June 3-4. PHASE 2June 7-9 PHASE 2June 10-11 PHASE 1June 14-15 PHASE 1June 16-18 PHASE 2June 21-23 PHASE 2June 24-25 PHASE 1June 28-30 PHASE 2

FYIWater Line Construction North Port Utilities has notified

us that they will be working in Holiday Park throughout the summer months replacing lateral water pipes, that is the pipe which runs from the water main to the water meter in front of your coach. These old galvanized pipes are beyond their life expectancy and have been breaking throughout the Park. New water meters are also being installed. Each home may be out of water for about 20 minutes while the connection is made. There is no additional cost to Holiday Park or homeowners for this replacement.

BICYCLE REGULATIONSNote for residents in Holiday Park. Two items from the 55

Alive Driving Class that are especially pertinent in Holiday Park. GOLF CARTS AND BIKERS MUST FOLLOW THE SAME RULES AS CARS, CARTS AND BIKERS MUST RIDE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD AT ALL TIMES. A 3-foot clearance between each vehicle. Also, all cars going by or around bikers must leave a 3-foot clearance. Please keep this in mind when traveling in Holiday Park. A simple test in your own driveway, is to layout something the height of a biker or vehicle and sit behind the wheel of your car.

ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEEThe Architectural Control Committee (ACC) meetings are

held on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month and are open to all residents of the park. Permit applications must be submit-ted at least 2 days before the ACC meeting at which your proj-ect is to be reviewed. If applications are not submitted on time, they may not be considered at the next meeting.

Remember, an approved ACC permit is required for all im-provements and all work being done on the outside of your home BEFORE work has begun. A STOP WORK order may be issued if this requirement is violated, or if the project underway

lion dollars. We do not have such funds available to us now, and the projects cannot wait much longer. Accordingly, the Trustees approved a line of credit with a bank which would permit the Park to draw such funds as necessary to com-plete the projects. Money would be drawn only when other dedicated reserve funds were not available, and only when the Trustees approved a project and funding of that project in full or in part with borrowed funds. The added $9.58 per month maintenance fees will be used to either pay cash for the renovation, or to pay the interest and principal on the line of credit, when used. The line of credit portion used would be paid over 20 years at a fixed interest rate of 4.0%.Park Manager Bob Duncan has already contacted architects, engineers and received preliminary bids from contractors to begin on the Phase 1 building. We anticipate complete reno-vation of the interior including a new floor in the main hall, removal of the carpet on the walls and replace with sound deadening material, removal of the interior of the entry hall, adding a window where the library shelves are now, replacing all exterior doors and windows, self-opening main doors for disabled residents, renovation of the offices including add-ing windows and roof improvements. Also included will be upgrade of our sewer, water and electrical systems. Trustees hope construction can begin by January or sooner. Some have asked if we can make the building into a hurricane shelter. That would be impractical since we would have to build a much stronger roof system, and under federal regula-tions, store water, and food. If we took federal or state funds to supplement the project, we would be obligated to open the building to the public, which we believe most residents would oppose. Our CPA firm completed the audit of last year’s books and again gave us a “gold star”. We are in excellent financial shape and the accounts are kept properly, according to the accoun-tants. Thanks to office manager Barbara Vitolo and treasurer trustee Don LaMaster for keeping us on the straight and nar-row. Have a great summer. I’ll be watching the building renovation from my place at the deep end of the pool! Dick Gortz, Chairman HAVE YOU HAD YOUR COVID-19 VACCINATION YET?If not, you can call the following number to schedule your vac-cination: 1-941-347-9919. You MUST dial the number EXACTLY as you see it. AREA CODE and ALL. Good Luck! This number is in Port Charlotte and is the Charlotte County Covid Vaccina-tion scheduling hot line.

DOG OWNER’S TAKE NOTICE!By John E. Rabideau, President Holiday Park HOAI received a phone call from a resident who requested that I listen to their concern. It is because of that conversation that I feel compelled to write this article!Pet ownership comes with responsibilities and obligation’s to both the pet and your neighbors. As a pet owner you are obligated to care for your pet by feeding, grooming, exercis-ing, and cleaning up what pet’s naturally do after being feed. They poop! Additionally, as a good neighbor you are obligated to avoid conflict, as well as actions that will lead to conflict. Good neighbors do not trespass, uninvited, onto another’s private property.It appears that in this instance the pet owner has fulfilled all the above, except for respecting their neighbors! The dog owner in this instance, cleaned up after“Fido” then trespassed, onto private property, to the back of


is violating ACC rules or regulations, or is deviating from the ACC approved plans. Hope to see you at a meeting soon. Cheryl L Morris, Chairperson

MEN’S CLUB INFORMATION

“We have not been selling membership cards this year, how-ever, any member who has passed their 85th birthday may contact Ken Judd or Alan Robinson to receive their honorary lifetime membership card.”Finally, we will schedule all of our normal dates next season for the traditional activities in hope that we are able to resume. Stay safe out there! Brett Mounsey, Men’s Club President

MEN’S CLUB SCHEDULE 2020-21Independence Day Flags DownIndependence Day Flags Down July 5, 2021 9 amMen’s Club Steering Committee Meeting PH 1 Nov 4, 2021 10 amVeterans Day Flags Up Nov 8, 2021 9 am Men’s Club Regular Meeting PH 1 Nov 11, 2021 10 am Veterans Day Flags Down Nov 12, 2021 9 amMen’s Club Picnic PH 1 Nov 20, 2021 12 pmMen’s Club Steering Committee Meeting PH 2 Library Dec 2, 2021 9 amMen’s Club Yard Sale PH 2 Dec 3 & 4, 2021 9 am – 12 pmMen’s Club Regular Meeting PH 1 Dec 9, 2021 10 am Men’s Club Christmas Dinner PH 1 Dec 23, 2021 5 pmMen’s Club Steering Committee Meeting PH 2 Library Jan 6, 2022 9 amMen’s Club Regular Meeting & Election of Officer’s PH 1 Jan 13, 2022 10 amMen’s Club Picnic PH 1 Jan 15, 2022 12 pmMen’s Club Steering Committee Meeting PH 2 Library Feb 3, 2022 9 amMen’s Club Regular Meeting PH 1 Feb 10, 2022 10 amMen’s Club Picnic PH 1 Feb 19, 2022 12 pmMen’s Club Valentine’s Breakfast PH 1 Feb 14, 2022Men’s Club Steering Committee Meeting PH 2 Library Mar 3, 2022 9 amMen’s Club Yard Sale PH 2 Mar 4 & 5, 2022 9 am – 12 pmMen’s Club Regular Meeting PH 1 Mar 10, 2022 10 amMen’s Club Picnic PH 1 Mar 19, 2022 9 am – 12 pmMen’s Club Anniversary Dinner PH 1 Mar 24, 2022 5 pmMen’s Club Beer & Brats

PH 1 Apr 2, 2022 12 pmMen’s Club Steering Committee Meeting PH 2 Library Apr 7, 2022 9 amMen’s Club Regular Meeting PH 1 Apr 14, 2022 10 am

PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE ANY ITEMS by the PH 2 Boutique doors AFTER regular days and hours the shed is open! The Men’s club doesn’t want your broken, rusty junk items that we cannot resell. The North Port city trash pickup system allows for TWO FREE pickups per year. Please utilize this system instead of the midnight drop-offs of items that sometimes are trash, we must deal with frequently. Thank You for understanding.

Brett Mounsey, Men’s Club President

FOOD BANKThe food bank will be reopening on April 1st. For the time

being the collection bin will still be located in the PH 2 laundry room. As of this notice we do not have a date for closing of PH 2 laundry room.

Please remember I cannot accept any out of date or opened items. I would like to Thank everyone for your patience and your kindness. Sincerely, Mariann Underdown

WATCH THE ELECTRONIC SIGN FOR ANY UPDATES.

-MARK YOUR CALENDAR’S FOR SUMMER FUN IN THE SUN-by John E Rabideau, Holiday Park HOA President

Sunday, July 4th , Independence Day, will be celebrated with a Chicken dinner with all the fix ins. HOA 2nd VP Don-na Mills will be selling tickets for $10 per person. Ticket sale dates will be displayed on the electronic board. The meal will be served in the PH 1 Main Hall at a time to be deter-mined.

The second dinner will take place on Monday, Septem-ber 6th (Labor Day). The meal will be TACO’S! Tickets will be sold, prior to the dinner, for $8 per person. Ticket sale dates will be on the electronic board. This meal will also be served in the PH 1 Main Hall, time to be determined.

Finally, there will be an Ice Cream Social, sponsored by the HOA, on August 15th. Tickets will be sold on Monday & Tuesday, August 2nd & 3rd in the Phase 2 Hall Bridge Room. Tickets are $3/person. The “Ice Cream Social” will be held in Ph 1, Main Hall. I understand, from an exceptionally reliable, unidentified source, that the ice cream is being purchased from “SCOOPS”!

While on the topic of ice cream socials, I want to take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation, and that of the HOA and residents, to Nancy Crosby for the many years that she coordinated all phases of the summer Ice Cream Social. No one will ever know the number of hours or amount of ice cream Nancy was personally responsible for. But it was a bunch! Due to her many activities within Holiday Park at this time Nancy decided to lighten her load and lay aside some of her many responsibilities. Thank you, Nancy, for your many years of dedication to Holiday Park and the Summer Ice Cream Social. Your service to the residents of Holiday Park is genuinely appreciated.

Finally, Jim and Tammy Oliver volunteered to do an eve-ning of Karaoke at a time and place to be determined. Jim and Tammy will be in touch with me, and I will publish the date, time, and location in a future issue of this newsletter. Information as to time and location for all summer activi-ties will be displayed on the electronic bulletin board and the HOA President’s monthly article.


HOLIDAY PARK ANNUAL PHOTO CONTEST 2020 – 2021Due to the Corona Virus, that just doesn’t seem to be let-

ting up, we are sorry to say we will have to cancel the contest for this year (2020-2021). Please keep taking pictures and we hope to have a wonderful batch of pictures submitted for our next contest. Categories for will remain the same for the next contest.

BROTHERS WITH BROTHERS or SISTERS WITH SISTERS – any ageCHILDREN – children must be under 12 years of ageMAN-MADE STRUCTURES – new or old, finished or unfin-ished, in any conditionPETSPLANT LIFE - this can be buds, flowers, leaves, bushes, tree; dead or alive SUN RISES or SUN SETSWATER SCENES – this can be ocean, lake, pond or riverWILD LIFE – any living creature not considered a petThe rules and clarifications will be as follows:Any resident, owner or renter is eligible to submit photos.

You do not have to be a member of the computer club.Any photo that has won First Place, Second Place, Third

Place or Honorable Mention is NOT eligible for this contest, the photographer is.

Photos must be the work of the individual submitting the photograph. No photos from other sources will be accepted.

All Photos must be printed on photo paper that is 8 ½ x 11 inches or 8 x 10 inches, glossy or matte, black and white or color, with or without borders. No other sizes will be accepted. Photos can be printed at home or an outside source, i.e. – CVS, Walmart, etc. No photos printed on card stock will be accepted.

The number of photos allowed per category will be limited to two (2), total photos per photographer shall be 16. These numbers shall be strictly adhered to.

Do not write on the back of your photos. Entry forms will be provided. Do not tape or glue forms to the photos. Plastic sheet protectors will be provided for each submitted photo.

The judges will determine if a submitted photo fits the cat-egory selected by the photographers. The judges will have the option of disqualifying a photograph that is not properly clas-sified. The decision of the judges will be final.

Dates and times of when photos will be accepted for the contest will be in future newsletters.

Any questions please contact Linda Dellaire, Photo Contest Chair at 941-426-2185

ATTENTION ACTIVITIES DIRECTORSIn the next 2021-22 Season of our activities and your group

has a new leader please let us know so we can list them in the Newsletter.

BEANBAG BASEBALLBeanbag Baseball will resume on Saturday May 8th in the

main hall. If the date changes due to floor repairs, we will postit on the electronic sign. As of this printing, masks must be

worn inside all buildings. First pitch at 10 am. PLAY BALL!Don & Wiz LaMaster

BICYCLING GROUPWhat a life! If you would like to join us on our weekly Tues-

day afternoon rides, please give our coordinator Roy Auger your contact information and he will send you the details of the upcoming rides. Roy’s email is [email protected]. We meet at Phase 2 parking lot each Tuesday, weather permitting, and depart at 1:30 pm. Phillis VanKirk

HOA 2nd Vice President Donna Mills will be coordinat-ing all summer activities on behalf of the HOA. Thank You Donna, I appreciate your willingness to coordinate these activities so that the summer residents will have some-thing to look forward to after the “COVID PANDEMIC” shut everything down for the better parts of 2020 and 2021.

“THANK YOU” TERESA & DAVEWednesday afternoon’s at 3:00 PM will find Teresa & Dave,

somewhere in Holiday Park, playing their music so that the res-idents of the Park are entertained. Most recently they played at the Men’s Club Picnic Area, just behind the shuffleboard courts in Phase 1. Teresa & Dave have been doing this week after week since, I believe March, to give the residents of Holi-day Park something to look forward to each week when they would gather with friends, maintaining “Social Distancing” by remaining in their golf carts while enjoying the music. Teresa & Dave were the sunshine that lighted our Wednesday’s. Un-fortunately, it had to end for the summer on a dramatic note. Teresa gave Dave, her family (the band) and all in attendance a rather big scare when she blacked out. Teresa knows how to close a show!! (Sorry Teresa, but the devil made me say it)

Seriously, we were all relieved when the Ambulance left the Park and Teresa was not in it. Teresa, we are all glad that you are okay. Dave & Teresa, “THANK YOU” for your dedication, com-mitment, and willingness to entertain the residents of Holiday Park because of your love of music and your willingness to share your talent with others. People do not realize that what you do involves a great deal of work to setup and take down your equipment each week. And heavy it is!

So, until this fall, the Picnic Area will be silent, and the resi-dents of Holiday Park will be anxiously waiting for the return of ‘Teresa & Dave’, and company, to play their music and bring smiles to the faces of ALL in attendance. Have a great summer. We are already looking forward to October, or whenever you return and get set up and start playing again. John Rabideau

HOA DANCESAs we end our unusual season, it appears that next season

will be much better. We anticipate we will be selling dance tickets starting in October 2021. Remember to purchase your home owner’s card when they become available. You'll need it to purchase dance tickets. So be safe, have a great summer. See you next season.

George Clinch, 1st Vice President HOA

HOA Membership CardsPlease continue to watch this newsletter, as well as the elec-

tronic bulletin board, for future updates. Thank You! Sincerely, Yvonne Warner, Treasurer HOA

HOLIDAY PARK PHOTO DIRECTORY UPDATEThe new photo directories are in and are at the office wait-

ing for you to pick up. ALL residents of Holiday Park should pick up their copy (even if you did not have a photo taken last Season). The directories are the new format and do not have photos of all activities as the company would allow us to have anything other than the photos of residents and renters. I have been notified that Lifetouch will no longer be in business. As you might have guessed COVID took its toll on them as well. This Season as I had stated earlier, due to COVID, we would not be able to have photos taken under any circumstances. So now we will have to try to find a new photo company for next Sea-son (we hope). Hope this finds you all safe and healthy. Look-ing forward to seeing you in March. Mary Margaret, Photo Chairman


MEN’S BOWLING See you at Treasure Lanes in Port Charlotte, this is a FUN league.Any questions contact John Green at 585-752-8726.

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Anyone interested in joining, please call me and leave a message.

Debby Dekker 615-631-4725.

CRIBBAGECribbage will be played on Thursdays from 1pm till 3 pm

in the Ph 2 Activity Room. Any player from beginner on up is welcome to play. Bill Delorey 423-2256

"35" CARD GAME"35" card game will resume on Monday May 3rd in the PH

2 building card room. Please arrive by 12:15 pm. First game will start at 12:30P.M. As of this printing masks must be worn in all buildings. Thank-you. Wiz LaMaster

MEN'S CLUB BOUTIQUEThe Boutique is now open on Monday's only from 9 am till

12 pm. These are the summer hours and will return to the three days a week in the fall.

MIXED BRIDGETime 12:15-3:30 pm on Mon, Tues, Wed and Fri’s.

PINOCHLEThe pinochle group is meeting in the activity room (com-

puter) room in PH 2. We will still be meeting only on Friday eve-nings at 6 pm. For more information.Suzanne Mancha 443-789-1015

LAP POOL SWIMMERS It’s been wonderful having a lap swim from 8 - 9 am daily in

PH 1 pool. Nothing better than boosting one’s metabolism and stamina while burning those extra calories! Also, thank you to the last swimmer for putting the rope back in place for open swim. Stay Healthy, have fun and keep swimming…Please call if any questions call, Miriam Sermersheim 812-630-4270

SUMMER POOL CLASSWater aerobics classes are scheduled to start up again on

June 2nd , Mon, Wed and Fri at 9 am in PH 2 pool. They will continue through Oct, weather permitting (70’). So come and enjoy moderate exercise which is the best way to start the day. Nancy Crosby

NEWSLETTER READERSPLEASE Remember to send me your new Updates for Ac-

tivities for the Coming 2020-21 Season.Newsletter articles, calendar events and daily activity addi-

tions, deletions or changes need to be e-mailed to [email protected] by end of day, on the

13th of the month preceding the month you want the infor-mation published. The Holiday Park Newsletter can be viewed online at www.holidayparknp.com. The Park Rules and Regu-lations, forms and other important information and links can

also be found here.Thank you, Sharon Kahnoski 616-581-9131

NEW HOMEOWNERSIf you would like your Birthday and/or Anniversary Dates in-

cluded in the newsletter, please Contact Sharon Kahnoski at [email protected] or call her at 616-581-9131. Current residents: Please contact Sharon with any additions, corrections, or removals. Thank you.

HELPING HAND DIRECTORYEMERGENCY TRIPSMarie Doran 426-2534Debbie Ramsey Collins 315-263-8274Donna Mills 850-501-1992 (No rides)

MEDICAL EQUIPMENTJohn Kahnoski 616-581-9141Frank Rieser 941-740-4003Jim Oliver 812-489-0627Hal Strang 231-972-7100

CAREGIVER Nancy Crosby 941-592-7434 {Cell} 941-426-5943 {Home}

HELPING HAND RESOURCE DIRECTORYEmergencies dial 911ER 2 YOU, Mobile Urgent Care at your home 7 days a week, 9AM - 8 PM 941-275-2968North Port Police non-emergencies 941-426-3111Bon Secours Services 941-423-5170Elder Helpline 1-866-413-5337 (toll free)Local travel assistance Fish of North Port 941-474-8802Meals on Wheels 941-474-8802Venice Friendship Center for Info & referrals 941-584-0071Social Services Hot Line 1-800 962-2873Sarasota County Area Transit – Bus (SCAT) 941-861-1234Suncoast for Ramps 941-351-9545.CALL NURSE CONNECT 941-637-2497 for around the clock health information and physician referrals. Marie Doran

HAND (A Holiday Park Organization) Helping Hand will drive you to get groceries, to the phar-

macy and to your doctor appointment. For individuals who no longer drive, this is a special service for you as well. Remem-ber, they are volunteers who have limited time. Please call 48 hours before you need a ride. This allows individuals to work their schedule around your needs. We will gladly help any resi-dents, but remember we need notice. We also have medical equipment such as walkers, shower chairs, etc., available for our residents to meet your needs. All the Helping Hand phone numbers are in the Holiday Park newsletter.SOCIAL SERVICES AVAILABLE

The City of North Port is unique in that it has its own So-cial Services Division. This past year, the division assisted more than 1,000 people, through financial, rental, utility, and other services.

If you, or someone you know, needs a little extra help, con-sider reaching out. You can reach the division at 941-429-3700. Another option is to stop by the Family Service Center, 6919 Outreach Way, to visit in person. Their kind and accepting staff will be waiting to assist you. For more information, head to CityofNorthPort.com/Social Services.

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see what is already there. They don't have to be a memorial for someone. All you should do is stop by the office and pick up a form, fill it out and make a check payable to the HOA and give them to one of ladies in the office. Any questions, please call or see Frank Lampe @ 941-423-7457.

Hampton Inn Gives Special Rates to Guests of HolidayThe newly built Hampton Inn has offered discounted rates to visitors of residents of Holiday Park. The discount offered is 15% off the lowest rate of the day. The Inn has 2 room sizes – double rooms with either 2 queen or 1 king bed, and semi-suites which are considerable larger with a wet bar and sitting area. The Inn has a bar and restaurant, as well. To take advantage of the discount, have the guest ask for the Holiday Park rate. There is a link to a web site which will give other special rates for your guests. The link is much too long and complicated to put here, but it’s posted on the Park’s web site.

Residents to physician appts, to get your medications, or to go shopping for groceries. They cannot take anyone with a wheel-chair.

You are only allowed one ride a week so you must plan ac-cordingly. You must call 941-474-8802 the day before between 8 AM and 3 PM. They charge $5 for a ride round-trip to a North Port location.

They charge $10 for a ride round-trip to Port Charlotte, Ven-ice, or Englewood.

Tuesday- they drive individuals to Walmart.Thursday- they drive individuals to Publix, Winn Dixie, and

Aldi’s Please remember if you do grocery shopping, that counts as

your once weekly trip. So, plan accordingly.

SCAT-PLUS 1-844-879-7340 $2.50 Each way & also takes wheelchairs.

CVS Pharmacy Does deliveries to your home. One-time sign-up fee of $10. No delivery fees after that. Publix’s and Walmart Will deliver groceries. Fees range from $1 to $10 depend-ing on distance. Groceries must be ordered online.

COVID-19 Sarasota County Resources For resources and general questions, call 2-1-1 or text your zip code to 898-211.Dial 211 for Essential Community Services.https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/dial-211-essential-community-services.For health questions call Florida’s 24/7 hotline at (866)799-612.Visit https://floridahealthcovid19.gov Or email [email protected].

MEDICAL RESOURCESIf you have a medical emergency, call 9-1-1.For health questions, call Florida’s 24/7 hot line at (866) 779-6121.You can obtain a full list of drive-thru testing hours and how to make an appointment at 941-861-2883.Also refer to http://sarasota.floridahealth.gov/newroom/2020/04/covd19-drive-thru-dates.html. North Sarasota: R L Taylor Community Center, 1845 34th St., Sarasota Mid-County: Laurel Civic Association, 509 Collins Rd., Laurel

South County: Heron Creek Middle School, 6501 W. Price Blvd., North Port

MENTAL HEALTH The mental health issues related to our lockdown and the

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NAME DAYALLEMAN, PAM 16AVERY, Phyllis 24BARRY, Carole 29BARTH, Larry 17BOAK, Lawrence 6BOMBARDIER, Howard 6BRADY, Heidi 16BRAMLEY, Margaret 25BROWN, TONYA 2BUCKLEY GRIEGER, Linda 29CALLENDAR, Brian 4CHAMBERLAIN, Barbara 2COLIN, Dick 3COLLINS, Gina 5COTE, Leona 19CRABBE, Elizabeth 26DAVIS, Jonnie 7DAVIS,Stanley 16DODGE, Diana 2DONI, Frank 20DONI, Irene 27DUQUETTE, Marilyn 10FOX, Kay 17GILLIS, Joan 5GREEN, Bobbie 6HAYDEN, Jim 18HESS, Ann 3HEUER, Brion 3HICKMAN, Harold 23HOPKINS, Sandy 3HURD, Ruth 21

NAME DAYREIDEL, Audrey 6RIVERS, Donald A. 19RIVERS, Nancy 20ROBBINS, John 15ROBERTS, Helen 22ROHNE, Thomas 24ROLLINS, Bev 30ROSE, Betty 21SCHULTZ, Bill 12SCOTT, Joyce 15SEMKIN, Ron 26SIEKIERK, Jan 9SILVANI, June 11SMITH, Lou 8STOREY, Lynn 19TAMPONE, Marcia 14TREVITHICK, Bruce 14VASSAR, Sandy 21WATKINS, Kay 3WEST, Sue 2WHELDON, Dorothy 9WOOD, Jean 16YOULES, Ernest 5

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NAME DAYHYSON, Pauline 25JOHNSON, Elizabeth 3KALINOVICH, Michele 16KARWEIL, Dawn 9KELLY, Ann 12KRAFT, Chuck 26KREMER, Lou 11KURRASCH, Theresa 23LAROSE, Ralph 16LeBLANC, Norma 25LUEDTKE, Dorothy 7MANCHA, Harry 14MCCONNELL, Heather 15MCINTYRE, Carol 27MCKEEN, Sandra 19MCNEILLE, Sheila 24MCVICKER, Deb 14MILHON, Charlene 30MITCHELL, Bill 8MOORE, Jimmy 7MULCAIR, Ann 2MYSZEKA, Marvin 16NASALSKI, Diane 23NASALSKI, Mike 20NUGENT, Betty 13OEN, Lucy 28OLSZEWSKI, Norm 30PARR, Richard 1PUCHALA, Catherine 8PUCHALA, Roman 7REAMER, Carl 16

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NAME A. DATE YEARBENNET, Vickie & Donald 20 1976CARLSTON, Sue & Brad 28 1975CLAPP, Laurel & Richard 18 1961COLTHORP, Roger & Rhonda 19 1971COTE, Leona & JP 22 1974DAVIS, Deborah & Wayne 1 1974DIXON, Iris & Dick 21 1968DONI, Irene & Frank 22 1974FORD, Donna & Clement 14 1980FORRESTER, Phyllis & Edwin 4 1983GAINES, Linda & Roy 15 1969HENRICKS, Janet & Marvin 16 1962HERTZ, Donna & Richard 27 1970JACQUES, Bev & Fred 3 1972JONES, Barb & Richard 27 1953KELLER, Arlene & Ron 11 1971KERNER, Michael & Darlene 15 1979LaMASTER, Don & Wiz 16 1984LAMPPA, Steve & Sunni 20 2008LAPHAM, Sandra & Jim 13 1965

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