(SEPT) ARIANA - Community Media Village...Dear Ariana Village residents, I wanted everyone to know that it has been a wonderful experience to be here with all of you. Please know,

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Labor Day or Labour Day both in the U.S.A and Canada basically have the same history and meaning. The holiday was created by both countries’ labor forces. The holiday focuses on the rights of workers, with a long weekend of celebrations, picnics, parades and ceremonies. Although it is not a military holiday we should always take the opportunity to give tribute to our military, police, firefighters and medical personnel for all the work they do in keeping us safe and out of harm’s way.

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2 Carl & Diane Keith 1664 Poppy Circle

3 William & Eddine Farless 1751 Alyssum Loop 4 Herb & Caron Sparling 1239 Ariana Village Blvd

4 David & Judy Mulemkamp 1691 Coleus Cove 9 Joe & Dee Afilani 1680 Poppy Circle

10 Tim & Diane Thum 1677 Poppy Circle

11 Jim & Barbara Magraw 1007 Impatiens Avenue 22 Bobby & Carol Barnes 1788 Alyssum Loop

22 George & Jean Miller 1668 Poppy Circle 25 Scott & Tammy Knapp 1655 Kale Cove

26 Russell & Patricia May 1194 Ariana Village Blvd

3 Kathy Jock 1768 Poppy Circle

4 Patricia Craig 1749 Poppy Circle

8 Mary Lisinski 1755 Alyssum Loop

9 Joseph Buono 1719 Poppy Circle

11 Nancy Woodruff 1615 Geranium Loop

11 Debbie Dunham 1619 Poppy Circle

13 Anne Jaske 1783 Alyssum Loop

13 Caron Sparling 1239 Ariana Village Blvd

14 Edward Jaske 1783 Alyssum Loop

16 Bill Krajcir 1229 Ariana Village Blvd.

21 Judy Krajcir 1229 Ariana Village Blvd.

22 Alfred Lauria 1707 Aster Loop

22 Judy Mulemkamp 1691 Coleus Cove

22 Michael Barwick 1678 Coleus Cove

24 Mary Ellen Laprairie 1243 Ariana Village Blvd

26 Carolyn Barnes 1788 Alyssum Loop

26 Doris Lyon 1786 Poppy Circle

26 Nadine Brinson 1014 Impatiens Avenue

27 Thomas Higgins 1645 Poppy Circle

27 Lou Jones 1025 Impatiens Avenue

28 Jim Magraw 1007 Impatiens Avenue

29 Gene Shogren 1687 Coleus Cove

Why Be a Member of FMO? The FMO is the only organization in the State of Florida that watches over the

interests of the people living in manufactured homes. The Florida Mobile Home Act (Florida Statute 723, F.S. 723) was enacted in 1984, in part to address the relationship between the Sun, our park owner, and you, the Homeowner. The legislature recognized that the mobile home owners have certain basic property rights, which must be protected. The legislature also recognized that the park owner had certain rights that needed to be protected. They also are included in the law. F.S. 723 is a document that all manufactured home owners should be familiar with. You should all have a copy of it so you can refer to it when you need to. It covers such items as: • Your Prospectus or offering circular • Failure of a park owner to provide a prospectus • Park owner’s obligations • Homeowner’s obligations • Rules and regulations • Dispute settlements • Evictions, grounds and proceedings • Lot rental increases • Reduction in services, or utilities • Change in rules and regulations • And many, many more F.S. 723, as well as many other statutes, are available directly from the state offices in Tallahassee at the Division of Land Sales, Condominiums and Mobile Homes. By phone (800) 226-9101, or (850) 487-1395. Request the Mobile Home department and ask for copies of F.S. 723. They are also electronically available from the FMO website. Your prospectus is a very important document. If you do not have a copy of your prospectus, it is still available from Tallahassee for a small fee. It can be requested from the DBPR Division of Florida Land Sales, Condominiums and Mobile Homes. The prospectus governs the park rules and regulations, rent increases, utilities fees, garbage and mowing fees, use of amenities, and much more. Sun is obligated to keep the prospectus updated with any changes mandated by Florida State law. With the exception of rules and regulations which require a 90-day notice of change by Sun, no other changes can be made without 100% of the homeowners voting yes.

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Kevin Brunk, FMO Representative

Dear Ariana Village residents, I wanted everyone to know that it has been a wonderful experience to be here with all of you. Please know, it was a very difficult decision to make, but I am looking forward to being closer to all of my family. This move allows that. I thank all of you for your understanding in this decision. I also want to assure you, while Sun is searching for a new manager, Jessica Showalter will be covering Ariana Village. She is the manager at a sister community, and will be splitting her time between the two communities in the interim. She comes to all of you with a lot of experience and will be available to assist you in anything that may arise. Jessica and I have had an opportunity to discuss, in detail, all of the projects that are currently happening and will be sure to push forward with them. Jessica and I were also able to go over the day to day items to ensure this is a smooth transition. Please feel free to contact the office with any questions or concerns, as it will continue to have the same operating hours as normal. I treasure the friendships that were made in this short time and I will miss all of you. After I am settled in, I will make a trip to visit. Sincerely, Beth-Ann McCourt

(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 OF FMO NEWS) The FMO is available on your computer at www.fmo1.org. Information is available about the FMO and various programs like the Cross Country Motor Club for road service which is much like AAA but about 1/2 the cost, and it covers you and your spouse if applicable. In addition, members can, through the FMO website, access the DBPR Division of Florida Land Sales, Condominiums and Mobile Homes, and download many documents, like F.S. 723. Your membership in the FMO entitles you to a yearly subscription to the FMO News. FMO News is published bi-monthly and will follow you if you travel north for the summer months. Just indicate on the membership form the months you are NOT in Florida, along with your alternate address. (Be sure to notify the office if you have a change of plans). This magazine contains a wealth of information pertinent to manufactured home owners like yourselves. Become an FMO member if you are not already one. To do so, simply email or call me. My email is [email protected] and my phone number is 863-816-5416 (leave a message if no answer). More quickly, simply complete the membership application included in this newsletter and mail it directly to the FMO.

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Dear Ariana Village residents, I wanted everyone to know that it has been a wonderful experience to be here with all of you. Please know, it was a very difficult decision to make, but I am looking forward to being closer to all of my family. This move allows that. I thank all of you for your understanding in this decision. I also want to assure you, while Sun is searching for a new manager, Jessica Showalter will be covering Ariana Village. She is the manager at a sister community, and will be splitting her time between the two communities in the interim. She comes to all of you with a lot of experience and will be available to assist you in anything that may arise. Jessica and I have had an opportunity to discuss, in detail, all of the projects that are currently happening and will be sure to push forward with them. Jessica and I were also able to go over the day to day items to ensure this is a smooth transition. Please feel free to contact the office with any questions or concerns, as it will continue to have the same operating hours as normal. I treasure the friendships that were made in this short time and I will miss all of you. After I am settled in, I will make a trip to visit. Sincerely, Beth-Ann McCourt

(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 OF FMO NEWS) The FMO is available on your computer at www.fmo1.org. Information is available about the FMO and various programs like the Cross Country Motor Club for road service which is much like AAA but about 1/2 the cost, and it covers you and your spouse if applicable. In addition, members can, through the FMO website, access the DBPR Division of Florida Land Sales, Condominiums and Mobile Homes, and download many documents, like F.S. 723. Your membership in the FMO entitles you to a yearly subscription to the FMO News. FMO News is published bi-monthly and will follow you if you travel north for the summer months. Just indicate on the membership form the months you are NOT in Florida, along with your alternate address. (Be sure to notify the office if you have a change of plans). This magazine contains a wealth of information pertinent to manufactured home owners like yourselves. Become an FMO member if you are not already one. To do so, simply email or call me. My email is [email protected] and my phone number is 863-816-5416 (leave a message if no answer). More quickly, simply complete the membership application included in this newsletter and mail it directly to the FMO.

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Hello everyone! Usually August is a quiet and slow month here at the village. It wasn’t this year. The biggest change was Beth Ann announcing that she was leaving to take charge of a larger RV park in the Bushnell area, just an hour north of us. We had a time in the clubhouse where Beth Ann told us the details of her leaving and informed us that Bill and Cher would be staying and working on the list of things that needed to be done. We also learned that Sun Communities sent a water drainage specialist to our village to study and write a “needs to be done” list. This list includes the roads, drainage pipes and ponds. On the 21st of August destruction of the mail building began. We will each have a new mailbox with our correct lot number on it. Permits are holding up the improvements to the pool area. That includes new fencing and pavers (to cover the concrete). The problem with the underwater lighting has been fixed. The kitchen has had electrical upgrades done so we can use it. In January we should have a fully functional kitchen again. Several homes have been sold and so we will soon have many new neighbors. We will miss our friends who have moved. The board is looking into ways to encourage new folks to become involved and fill in the empty places that former residents were involved in. As of this writing no announcement of a new manager has been made. An email will let you know when we find out. My final item is that the negotiation team finished a 5.5 month job of working on and signing a 3 year lease agreement with Sun Communities. It wasn’t without a lot of stress and many meetings. If you remember, we appointed a committee of 5 residents, including 3 winter folks, last January. Talks stretched out with no compromising on the part of Sun. Our winter folks left and Tim Thum and Richard Skidmore approached Sun for another “last ditch” meeting to see if we could avoid the $20 one year increase Sun would impose if no settlement was signed. The board met and appointed 3 new negotiators for that meeting and Sun sent an official to the meeting who had the authority to make a final decision. Thanks to the last minute work of our committee, Sun compromised and our lot rent increases will not be $20, but $16, $16, and $17 in the final year of the contract. Details will be coming in a letter from Sun by October first. A big thanks to the committee (both the first one and the second one) for hanging in there and doing a great job for us. Have a great month.

Ken Garnsey, HOA President

Summer Activities Group Meeting, Friday, September 1st at 1:00 p.m.

Everyone Welcome

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In March of 2012 a group of Ariana neighbors came together,

under the direction of Roy & Linda Sisco, to treat our residents

to a wonderfully talented creation of “Return to Dry Gulch”, a

comedic spoof, complete with authentic costumes, about the

complexities of life in the old west.

Activities Group Meeting Friday, October 6th at 1:00 p.m. At The Clubhouse. All Welcome

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*****IMPORTANT NOTICE***** WHEN ENTERING OR LEAVING ARIANA PLEASE OBEY THE SPEED LIMIT RULES. THE SPEED LIMIT IS DESIGNED TO PROTECT WALKERS, CART RIDERS, RESIDENTS IN WHEELCHAIRS, VISITORS, THE ELDERLY AND IN SOME CASES, YOUNG CHILDREN, ETC. THE STREETS WITHIN OUR PARK WERE NOT DESIGNED TO ACCOMMODATE FAST MOVING VEHICLES. RESIDENTS SHOULD ALSO INFORM VISITORS OF THE RULES WHEN VISITING OUR PARK. THIS, ALONG WITH THE “CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR PET RULE” ARE QUALITY OF LIFE ISSUES AND THEREFORE SHOULD BE TAKEN VERY SERIOUSLY, IF WE ARE TO MAINTAIN THE QUALITY OF LIFE WITHIN OUR PARK THAT WE ALL DESERVE. THANK YOU.

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My email address is: [email protected] or my phone number is 860-965-1571. Remember if there is anything you would like to know just ask, I hope to hear from you all soon. Everyone stay healthy.

CONDOLENCES Our condolences to the family of George Breeden who passed away on Thursday, August 17th.

GET WELL WISHES We should keep each and every one of us in our daily prayers. Let us try to keep in touch with our neighbors so we can make sure they are doing well with this HOT weather.

I know we have a lot of new folks in the park, if anyone would like to be involved with the summer activities please contact me. We meet on the first Friday of every month at 1:00p.m. We are always looking for new ideas. Several people have come forward to help with Augusts' breakfast which we really appreciate, we are still looking for helpers for other events as well. Please call me.

For anyone who is Catholic and would like Communion at their home, you can contact Mae Taylor @ 863-398-9374.

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LEARN THE LIFE-SAVING 1-2-3 RULE IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

Do you know what to do if your grandkids or loved one needs help during an emergency? Today, one in three Canadians lives with a medical condition that needs to be communicated to an emergency responder during a medical emergency. Blair Bigham, paramedic and physician, says the first step in surviving an emergency is making sure emergency responders or Good Samaritans can be easily made aware of any medical conditions. “In these situations, having a Medic Alert Medical ID (usually a bracelet) is invaluable because it speaks for those who cannot speak for themselves, helping connect emergency responders to the information they need during those early moments of an emergency when time is of the es-sence.” In 2016, an estimated quarter of calls to Medic Alert’s emergency hotline were from Good Samaritans. When dealing with someone who appears to be in distress, Bigham recommends the following steps:

Identify yourself to help make the person feel comfortable and at ease. State your name and that you’re there to help.

Call 911 and provide as much information as you can. Assess circulation, airways and breathing.

Check for a Medic Alert Medical ID to find out if the person has a medical condition and inform emergency responders.

Now is the perfect time to get a Medical ID if you need one or don’t already have one. The ID is affordably priced, but if you need financial help, the Medic Alert Foundation offers programs to cover all or part of the cost for people with diabetes, asthma, allergies, heart conditions, dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Find more information at www.medicalert.ca. www.newscanada.com

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Ingredients: A good cut of beef chuck for the roast itself; this recipe calls for about 2 2.5-pound chucks, but I usually just make one 2-3 pound piece. Make sure that it is marbled and has lots of fat. The better the cut, the more delicious the roast. 1 packet dry salad dressing – Italian 1 packet dry salad dressing – Ranch 1 packet dry Brown Gravy ½ cup of water

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Snorri, the first North American child to be born of European parents (Thorfin and Gudrid), was born in Vinland around A.D. 1000.

Newfoundland was its own country up until 1949, when it joined Confederation with Canada.

The capital city, Ottawa, was originally named Bytown after Colonel John By, who headquartered

there while building the Rideau Canal to connect the Ottawa River with Lake Ontario.

Canada has the longest coastline of any country in the world at 151,600 miles.

The regent of England, currently Queen Elizabeth II, is the Canadian head of state.

Canada is known as the home of large animals like the moose and grizzly bear, but it is also home to about 55,000 species of insects and about 11,000 species of mites and spiders.

Canadians have made many important inventions, including kerosene, the electron microscope, the

electronic organ, insulin, the IMAX film system and the electric cooking range.

The snowmobile was invented in Canada.

Canada contains 9% of the world's renewable water supply.

The official languages of Canada are English and French. Tensions between French Canada and

English Canada reached a head in October 1970, when the Front de Liberation du Quebec (FLQ), a terrorist organization that had bombed cities, robbed banks, and committed a number of other crimes - kidnapped the U.K. Trade Commissioner, James Cross. The army put an end to the revolt and arrested several hundred suspects.

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(Easy Strawberry Cheesecake Continued From Page 3 of “Micki’s Corner”) Directions: -Preheat oven to 325°F (163°C). Grease a 9×13 pan. -Combine the crust ingredients in a small bowl. Press the mixture into the bottom of the pre pared pan. -Bake the crust for 10 minutes, then set aside to cool. -Reduce the oven temperature to 300°F (148°C). -In a large bowl, blend the cream cheese, sugar and flour on low speed until well completely combined and smooth. Be sure to use low speed to reduce the amount of air added to the batter, which can cause cracks. Scrape down the sides of the bowl. -Add the sour cream and vanilla extract mix on low speed until well combined. -Add eggs one at a time, mixing slowly to combine. Scrape down the sides of the bowl as needed to make sure everything is well combined. -Pour the batter into the pan with the crust and spread evenly. -Bake the cheesecake for 30 minutes. -Turn off the oven and leave the cheesecake in the oven with the door closed for 20 minutes. -Crack the door of the oven, with the cheesecake inside, for 15 minutes. This slow cooling process helps prevent the cheesecake from cracking. -Put the cheesecake in the fridge to cool completely, 3-4 hours. -To make the strawberry topping, combine the sugar and cornstarch in a large saucepan. Stir in the strawberry puree. -Cook over medium heat, stir constantly until mixture thickens and come to a boil, about 15 to 20 minutes. -Allow to boil for 1 1/2 minutes, then remove from heat. -Stir in vanilla extract and chopped strawberries and allow to cool for about 15-20 minutes. -Pour the topping over the cheesecake and allow to cool completely, 3-4 hours or overnight. You could serve the sauce immediately, but it will thicken as it cools. -To make the whipped cream, add everything to a large mixer bowl and whip on high speed until stiff peaks form. Serve slices of the cheesecake with the whipped cream, if desired.

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“When You Live In Florida” (Part 1)

A few years ago, my wife and I moved into a retirement development on Florida's southeast coast. We are living in the "Delray/ Boca/Boynton Golf, Spa, Bath and Tennis Club on Lake

Fake-a-Hachee". There are 3,000 lakes in Florida; only three are real. Our biggest retirement concern was time management. What were we going to do all day? No longer. Let me assure you,

passing the time is not a problem. Our days are eaten up by simple, daily activities. Just getting out of our car takes 15 minutes. Trying to find where we parked takes 20 minutes. It takes a half-hour in the check-out line in Wal-Mart, and 1 hour to return the item the next day. Let me take you through a typical day: We get up at 5:00 am, have a quick breakfast and join the early morning Walk-and-Fart Club. There are about 30 of us, and rain or shine, we walk around the streets, all talking at once. Every development has some late risers who stay in bed until 6:00 am. After a nimble walk, avoiding irate drivers out to make us road kill, we go back home, shower and change for the next activity. My wife goes directly to the pool for her underwater Pilates class, followed by gasping for breath and CPR. I put on my 'Ask me about my Grandchildren' T-shirt, my plaid mid-calf shorts, my white socks and sandals and go to the clubhouse lobby for a nice nap. Before we know it, it's time for lunch. We go to Costco to partake of the many tasty samples dispensed by ladies in white hair nets. All free! After a filling lunch, if we don't have any doctor appointments, we might go to the flea market to see if any new white belts have come in or to buy a Rolex watch for $2.00. We're usually back home by 2:00 pm to get ready for dinner. People start lining up for the early bird about 3:00 pm, but we get there by 3:45 because we're late eaters. The dinners are very popular because of the large portions they serve. We can take home enough food for the next day's lunch and dinner, including extra bread, crackers, packets of mustard, relish, ketchup and Splenda, along with mints. At 5:30 pm we're home, ready to watch the 6 o'clock news. By 6:30 pm we're fast asleep. Then we get up and make five or six trips to the bathroom during the night, and it's time to get up and start a new day all over again.

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In 1527, John Rut of St. John's, Newfoundland, sent a letter to King Henry VIII - the first letter sent from North America.

The beloved classic, Anne of Green Gables, takes place on Prince Edward Island. Many famous authors have come from Canada,

including Lucy Maud Montgomery (Anne of Green Gables), Margaret Atwood (The Handmaid's Tale), and Alice Munro (Lives of Girls and Women).

Charles Fenerty, a poet from Halifax, Nova Scotia, was the first person to use wood fibers to make

paper. He started experimenting in 1839 and produced paper from wood pulp in 1841.

Canada is a major producer and consumer of cheese. In 1997, Canadians produced 350,000 tons of at least 32 varieties of cheese and ate an average of 23.4 pounds per person, with cheddar being the most popular.

A black bear cub from Canada named Winnipeg (or "Winnie," for short) was one of the most

popular attractions at the London Zoo after it was donated to the zoo in 1915. Winnie became a favorite of Christopher Robin Milne and inspired the stories written by his father, A.A. Milne, about Winnie-the-Pooh.

The Moosehead Brewery in Saint John, New Brunswick, produces 1,642 bottles of beer per

minute.

Guy Lombardo of London, Ontario, first heard "Auld Lang Syne" as a teenage musician, when he and his brothers toured the rural areas that had been settled by Scots around his hometown.

Canada has made a significant contribution to rock and roll, beginning with "Sh-Boom" by the

Crew-Cuts in 1954. Other famous Canadian rock-and-rollers include Paul Anka, Neil Young, the Guess Who, Bachman Turner Overdrive, Steppenwolf, Avril Lavigne, Rush, Bryan Adams, and the Bare-naked Ladies.

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Crescent-Wrapped Chicken Parmesan

Ingredients: 8 uncooked chicken tenderloins (about 1 1/4 lb) 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 3 tablespoons butter 2oz deli mozzarella cheese 1 can (8 oz) Pillsbury™ refrigerated crescent dinner rolls 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese 1 Cup marinara sauce Directions:

Heat oven to 375°F. Spray cookie sheet with cooking spray; set aside. Season chicken with salt and pepper. In 10-inch nonstick skillet, melt 2 tablespoons of the butter over medium-high heat; cook chicken in butter 8 to 10 minutes or until chicken is well browned on all sides. Remove from skillet; cool slightly. Cut mozzarella cheese into 8 pieces; cut small slits in side of each chicken tenderloin, and insert piece of mozzarella cheese. Unroll dough; separate into 8 triangles. Place piece of chicken on wide end of triangle; roll dough around chicken, and place on cookie sheet. Repeat for remaining dough and chicken. In small microwavable cup, microwave remaining 1 tablespoon butter uncovered on High 15 to 30 seconds or until melted. Brush crescents with melted butter; top each with about 1 teaspoon Parmesan cheese.

Bake 14 to 18 minutes or until golden brown. In microwavable measuring cup, heat marinara sauce covered on Medium-High (70%) 1 to 2 minutes or until heated through. Serve chicken with heated marinara sauce.

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The West Edmonton Mall in Edmonton, Alberta, was once the world's

largest shopping mall. It now ranks fifth, but it still contains the world's largest indoor amusement park.

The CN Tower in Toronto was the world's tallest free-standing structure until it was

eclipsed in 2007. It is struck by lightning approximately 75 times each year.

Cryptozoologists claim that Canada is the home of several cryptids, including Sasquatch, a giant sloth-like creature known as the beaver-eater, a cannibalistic wildman named Windigo, and a number of lake monsters, such as Ogopogo in Lake Okanagan, British Columbia.

The natives of eastern Canada tell several stories of a mythical giant named Glooscap, who carved

out many of the region's natural features to help him overcome his evil twin brothers. It is believed that these Glooscap stories might be the origin of many of the Paul Bunyan legends.

The world's strongest current is found in the Nakwakto Rapids at Slingsby Channel, British Columbia.

The current has been measured at speeds up to 18.4 miles per hour.

Alberta has 50% of the world's supply of bitumen.

Manitou Lake on Manitoulin Island in Lake Huron is the world's largest lake within a lake (41.1 square miles).

Labour Day in Canada is celebrated on the first Monday of September. It originally gave workers the

chance to campaign for better working conditions or pay. The day is now part of a long weekend for many Canadians.

We wish all who are getting ready to return to Ariana Village a safe trip.

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That’s it and that’s all for now – Carry On, EH!

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Activities Group Mission Statement: Our goal is to provide activities for the residents of Ariana Village, their family, friends and guests. You can contact any member for event in-formation or questions you may have.

Names Phone Numbers Email Addresses Ken Garnsey, Pres (863) 450-8273 [email protected] Henri Forcier, Vice Pres (613) 667-1338 [email protected]

Kate Brunk, Treasurer (863) 816-5416 [email protected]

Wanda Finkbeiner, Secretary (863) 668-8438 [email protected]

Bob Finkbeiner, Director (863) 668-8438 [email protected]

Joe Bouchard, Director (863) 808-7338 [email protected]

Lois Karl, Director (716) 913-8008 [email protected]

Diane Thum, Director (863) 937-3257 [email protected] Kevin Brunk, FMO Rep. (863) 816-5416 [email protected]

Conrad & Margie Capeland, Lakeland Interpark Council

(863) 337-6825 [email protected]

Name Phone Number Email Address

1 Magraw, Barbara (Director) (814) 459-5050 [email protected]

2 Anderson, Carol (863) 255-1876 [email protected]

3 Boris, Irene (863) 670-3906 [email protected]

4 Dunham, Deb (863) 559-1103 [email protected]

5 Forcier, Maddy (863) 683-9595 [email protected]

6 George, Judy (863) 284-2659 [email protected]

7 Higgins, Micki (Summer Asst. Director) (860) 965-1571 [email protected]

8 Keith, Diane (419) 576-7876 [email protected]

9 Morris, Lillian (863) 937-9545 [email protected]

10 Phillips, Judy (315)439-7368 [email protected]

11 St. Marie, Dawne (863) 816-5751 [email protected]

12 Utzler, Judy (863) 397-5081 [email protected]

13 Woodruff, Nancy (863) 683-5818 No Email

Activities Group Mission Statement: Our goal is to provide activities for the residents of Ariana Village, their family, friends and guests. You can contact any member for event in-formation or questions you may have.

Names Phone Numbers Email Addresses Ken Garnsey, Pres (863) 450-8273 [email protected] Henri Forcier, Vice Pres (613) 667-1338 [email protected]

Kate Brunk, Treasurer (863) 816-5416 [email protected]

Wanda Finkbeiner, Secretary (863) 668-8438 [email protected]

Bob Finkbeiner, Director (863) 668-8438 [email protected]

Joe Bouchard, Director (863) 808-7338 [email protected]

Lois Karl, Director (716) 913-8008 [email protected]

Diane Thum, Director (863) 937-3257 [email protected] Kevin Brunk, FMO Rep. (863) 816-5416 [email protected]

Conrad & Margie Capeland, Lakeland Interpark Council

(863) 337-6825 [email protected]

Name Phone Number Email Address

1 Magraw, Barbara (Director) (814) 459-5050 [email protected]

2 Anderson, Carol (863) 255-1876 [email protected]

3 Boris, Irene (863) 670-3906 [email protected]

4 Dunham, Deb (863) 559-1103 [email protected]

5 Forcier, Maddy (863) 683-9595 [email protected]

6 George, Judy (863) 284-2659 [email protected]

7 Higgins, Micki (Summer Asst. Director) (860) 965-1571 [email protected]

8 Keith, Diane (419) 576-7876 [email protected]

9 Morris, Lillian (863) 937-9545 [email protected]

10 Phillips, Judy (315)439-7368 [email protected]

11 St. Marie, Dawne (863) 816-5751 [email protected]

12 Utzler, Judy (863) 397-5081 [email protected]

13 Woodruff, Nancy (863) 683-5818 No Email

Please be sure to notify one of our Coordinators, after you call 911, if you have or see any incidents in our park. We can't report problems if we aren't aware of them.

Also, we need more "CAP" volunteers to help insure that we continue to have a strong patrol

program. It only involves a commitment of 8 hours per month. If you feel you can help with this, please contact:

Kevin Brunk, Coordinator or Ron & Carol Newberry, Co-Coordinators of the CAP / “Neighborhood Watch Program Thanks,

Kevin Brunk (863) 816-5416 Ron & Carol Newberry (708) 485-5749

Please be sure to notify one of our Coordinators, after you call 911, if you have or see any incidents in our park. We can't report problems if we aren't aware of them.

The following is a list of your Neighborhood Watch Captains. Each captain should have, by now, introduced themselves to each of the residents in their zone. Therefore if you need to contact your

captain, for any reason, all the necessary contact information is listed below.

BELOW IS AN AFTER HOUR NUMBER FOR PARK RELATED EMERGENCIES:

(877) 786-6048

Zone 1 Nancy Rutter 1269 Ariana Village Blvd (614) 284-6751 [email protected]

Zone 2 Bill & Rose Higgins 1667 Kale Cove (757) 812-2363 [email protected]

Zone 3 Mary Lisinski 1755 Alyssum Loop (863) 682-5120 [email protected]

Zone 4 Barbara Hires 1634 Poppy Circle (863) 213-4367 [email protected]

Zone 5 Rita Bastille 1615 Poppy Circle (863) 274-4314 [email protected]

Zone 6 “OPEN”

Zone 7 Lois Karl 1604 Poppy Circle (716) 913-8008 [email protected]

Zone 8 Dot & Rick Foreman 1021 Impatiens Ave (863) 255-7835 [email protected]

Zone 9 Sandy Gates 1707 Poppy Circle (863) 665-6975 [email protected]

Zone 10 Richard Skidmore 1702 Poppy Circle (863) 688-1935 [email protected]

Zone 11 "OPEN"

Zone 12 Alice Clover 1753 Poppy Circle (814) 229-5118 [email protected]

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Cypress Gardens Water Ski Team Show Sep 16, 2017

Lake Silver 250 S Lake Silver Dr , Winter Haven, FL 33881

All Day Event—Free Members of the original Cypress Gardens Water Ski Team continue to WOW central Florida audiences, and work to pass on their water skiing skills to the next generation.

The Cypress Gardens Water Ski Team was started by former water-skiers from Cypress Gardens Theme Park. Shows take place on Lake Silver in Winter Haven, on the 3rd Saturday of every month. CONTACT INFORMATION (863) 521-2808 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cypressgardenswaterskiteam.com

About First Friday

First Friday is one of the most popular recurring events in Lakeland. Every month, on the first Friday of the month (hence the name), people from all over converge in Downtown Lakeland for an evening of FREE family friendly entertainment, activities, live music, art receptions, a car show, and, of course, the chance to check out a great, locally-owned restaurant or retail establishment. Each month, First Friday has a different theme, and special activities are provided to complement the theme.

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