May 2017

Camelot East Sun6300 Queensbury Blvd. • Sarasota, FL 34241 ● 941-923-2311 • 800-843-2311 Toll Free

Managers Minute

Instead of Where’s the BEEF? Where’s the Rain?

We all remember Wendy’s hamburgers slogan “where’s the beef?” from their advertising years ago. Well, at Camelot East we are saying “where’s the rain?” This has been one of the driest winters in years. As you can tell around the lake the level is down considerably. Not only has there been less rain, but the irrigation system has been working. A few of you have had questions about the lake level so I wanted to take this time to answer a few on of them.

Question #1. At what point do we have to shut off the irrigation pumps as the water from irrigation comes from the lake. Answer: Maybe some of you saw a group of us in a boat in the lake a few months back. We were measuring how deep the intake line was from the surface of the lake. At that time it was more than 5 feet down from the top of the lake. If it gets within one foot from the top we will be required to shut the irrigation pumps off until the lake fills back up. One good rain and the lake does fill up quickly. Question #2. Where does the water come from that drains into the NW corner of the lake? Answer: That is the over flow water from the reverse osmosis drinking water plant we have on site. That line usually drains about 30,000 gallons of water into the lake each day. That seems like a lot but it is very little compared to the size of the lake. Question #3. How much water do we have in the storage tanks on site? We have 2 tanks that hold combined approximately 450,000 gallons of drinking water. We use around 140,000 gallons of water a day between Camelot East and Camelot Lakes. Question #4. Where do the fire hydrants get their water from? Answer: The water comes from the fresh water tanks at the Water Plant on site. The water pressure to the homes and the hydrants must be at 60 pounds per square inch. (PSI) We hope to be ...”singing’ in the rain, soon! God Bless you all! Gail Sterling

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1. There have been some rodents come into Camelot East from the sub division construction site along Proctor Road. We have contacted the State of Florida about the issue as well as the issue of burning the debris. The state has confirmed that the permit to do an open burn was acquired by the developer. They do know that the clearing of the land has produced more rodent activity at the surrounding developments. If you choose, a fox spray and other spays similar to this can be applied around your homes and should help with the rodent issue. We are sorry for this unavoidable occurrence. 2. We have just planted Palm trees along the fence at the front of the community. They look really nice. Once they grow a little more the fence won't be seen from the Camelot East side of the fence. The fence is owned by the Florida State Department of Transportation. 3. Our average sales price of a home at Camelot East is now $44,500.00. Just 4 years ago the average sales price was $15,000.00. The increase in sales price is from the community having no park owned homes and the residents remodeling their homes. Way to go residents and sales staff! 4. Included in the Sun this month is the irrigation schedule. It could change from time to time but this is the updated list as of June 1, 2017. The times are an estimated time. The schedule is set so we can have complete lot coverage with optimal water pressure for our 10,000 irrigation heads we have throughout the community. 5. Please continue to let us know when your irrigation is not working. At your service, Gail Sterling

Notes from the Social Director

Hello everyone! April was filled with some fun things for everyone. The Pool Party, All American Cookout and Trivia were a great time. Our Community Luncheon was fantastic, the food from Valentino’s was amazing. The play Jesus Christ Superstar was a very nice time. A couple of our residents really enjoyed the trip to the Tampa Bay Downs Horse races, I want to go next time! I will continue to have exciting things for everyone to enjoy. Here are some highlights of what is happening in May. Deck Party on the 5th, Derby Day 6th, All American Cookout 13th , Trivia 13th , Painting & Pizza 15th , Community Luncheon 24th and the Memorial Day Party on the 29th. We still have the 64 gallon bins for shredding. You will be able to continue to bring in all of your papers that you would like to have shredded. May the shredding begin!I wanted to let everyone know Brooke’s pageant was April 22, 2017. She did a great job. Brooke was the youngest, she competed against 16 and 17 year old girls. She did not make the top 5, however two of the judges came up to her afterwards and said it was super close, and she did great and was a beautiful girl. They encouraged her to continue with her dreams and don’t give up. She will be in another pageant July 30th and the 31st. This pageant is on a larger scale, but she will be in her age group of girls between 13 and 15. We shall see how it goes, either way it is a fun experience for her and she has made new friends. When I get the photos from the pageant director I will put them in the Sun. Thank you all for your support!Happy Mother’s Day to all you beautiful Moms!

Joyce Russell

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Events coming up and when to buy tickets. Remember the first two weeks of an event that is not sponsored by management, only HOA members are able to buy tickets the first two weeks. That means they could sell out and this is a great reason to sign up as a member.

EVENT Date Tickets on SaleDerby Day May 6th on saleAll American Cookout May 13th Sign up in HallwayTrivia May 13th Sign up in HallwayPainting & Pizza May 15th Sign up in HallwayCommunity Luncheon May 24th on saleMemorial Day Party May 29th on sale April 25thTCBY Day June 14th Sign up in Hallway Right Bed, Wrong Husband June 22nd Ship & Shore Travel Newby Chicken BBQ July 12th Sign up in Hallway

Make sure you mark your calendar for ticket sales and check the hallway for events you need to sign up for.

Getting to know you….

Ray and Julie Mathews are new residents, they will be here for a year this coming August. Ray grew up in Berwick, Maine and Julie grew up in Dover, New Hampshire. Ray’s long

term career has been in Manufacturing. He worked for Textron Automotive Corporation for many years. He was a technician supervisor, building dashboards for three major auto companies. Julie completed college with an Associate’s Degree in Travel and Tourism. She started her career in the hotel industry, then begun her travel career with a company called Hideaways International. She was there for 11 years, and loved every minute of it!The couple met at a local teenage/young adult hangout, they dated on and off and were married in June of 1987. This June it will be 30 years! They had a son Brett in 1989, Lucas in 1991 and Gregory in 1992. All 3 graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree. Brett is an IT Specialist Project Manager in NH, Luke a 6th grade History Teacher here in FL, and Gregory just started a new job as a Project Engineer. They all have lovely girlfriends, and Luke will be getting married next year, on the ocean in York.

Ray and Julie got tired of the long winters, they had been visiting Florida many times over the years. In 2016 they sold their house of 22 years in Somersworth, NH and moved here. With extensive research they came across Camelot East, set up an appointment and found a home.

Ray started working at Camelot East as the Irrigation Specialist for 6 months. However, he was offered a job with Dentsply here in Sarasota and accepted. This company makes brackets for orthodontic braces, among other laser welded specialty products. He is the 3rd shift Manufacturing Supervisor. Julie works for Askins & Miller Orthopedics as an Insurance Authorizations Mgr. / Medical Office Specialist. Ray enjoys sports and keeps very busy as an official for High School Baseball, Basketball and Football. He has taken up reading since moving to FL and is now hooked! Julie loves to travel, explore new places, speed walking and cooking. They both enjoy the sun, beach and special time with family and friends. When I asked what do you love about Camelot East? They said “the community feel, facility cleanliness and all of the activities that you can choose to partake in, or know its ok not to. Also the surrounding area, close to the beach. They have met some great friends.” We are so glad you are here!

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Denise Almy has been a resident for seven years, she is originally from Tenafly New Jersey where she lived for 25 years. Denise went to Englewood School of Nursing for 3 years and became an RN. She furthered her career

and got a scholarship at St. Louis University and got her B.S. in Nursing. She is one of eight children and the oldest girl. At times it felt like she raised the family. There are 5 girls and 3 boys. Her one brother is just 3 months apart, and her youngest sister was entering kindergarten while the oldest brother was starting college! Her father was 1 of 6 children. She is used to a very large family. Denise became a Director of Nursing in Long Term Care. In 1969 she was married and had four children with her husband Bob. He was in landscape design. Their first daughter Kim is a nurse and handles medical needs for foster children. She has two kids, Avery and Wyatt. Her son Erik sells firearms to various companies. He is an avid hunter and fisherman and has 3 kids, Hunter, Sierra and Storm. Ryan is a salesman for his company S 10 in Bradenton. He has 7 year old triplet girls, Zoey, Abigail and Katrina. Meghan is a teacher in North Port and a master florist. She has 1 daughter, Madison.Denise was married for 18 years and then divorced. The past 10 years she worked at Sarasota Memorial Hospital at the Health Care Center as the Director of Nursing. Five of her siblings live right here in Sarasota. Her Dad lived to be 100! Denise’s stepson just had a baby boy on April 15th, they named him Jameson, congratulations. Seven years ago her son Erik found her a place here at Camelot East. Denise was familiar as she did home health visits to residents. Denise is an avid gardener, nurturer, loves people, animals and plants. She also loves sewing, puzzles and arts and crafts. She used to be in the painting class here at Camelot East. Her dog Daisy is so sweet and has been to many places with Denise comforting people. When I asked the question, what do you like about Camelot East? Denise said “Support of close friends and acquaintances, and there is a sense of comfort here.” We are so glad you are here!

John Paolucci is our Head of Courtesy Patrol. He has been working here at Camelot East for 11 years! John was born and raised in the Bronx. He met his wife Mary in the neighborhood they grew up in. They went

to candy stores and ice cream parlors, soon they began dating. The couple was married in 1956 and they adopted two daughters, Lori Ann and Ann Marie. John worked for Pitney Bowes and Mary worked for IBM. One day their daughter Lori Ann came to dinner with her husband and said they were moving to Florida as her husband got a great job offer in Bradenton. She encouraged them to move to Florida. At first they said no, but they thought about it and decided to go with them. Lori Ann said there is a house across the street from them for sale. They bought it! Their very close friends Anne & Paul Provino came to visit and were looking for a place to buy in Florida. John passed by Camelot East all the time and suggested to stop in and take a look. Anne and Paul loved it here, the people are so friendly. John started looking around and said this is where Mary and I should be. Sure enough their friends bought in here and so did John and Mary. A few months later he sold his other home. They were very happy here. John and Mary were married for 60 years until she became ill and passed away.

John’s house two and a half years ago started on fire. Later to find it started from his air conditioner. Thinking he would not need insurance, he cancelled his policy about a year prior. John couldn’t believe what happened. He was thankful that John Brown at the time was walking by when the fire started and was able to save his dog. He stayed with his daughter for a few months and came back to Camelot East and purchased another home. The residents here were so caring, a lot of them got together and helped raise money for John’s new home. What an amazing story! When I asked him what he likes about working at Camelot East he said, “The people are so friendly and he loves this Community.” We are so glad you are here as an employee and a resident!

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Pet rules questions?

I have had several questions about pet rules at Camelot East. I am answering some of the most asked questions below. Question #1. Do the pet owners have to pick up their doggie doo in all yards, including their own? Answer: Yes. It is required that pet owners have to pick up their doggie doo on all of our yards This is so someone, including themselves don't track it into their homes. Question #2. Where do we dispose of the doggie doo bags? Answer: The best answer would be where not to dispose of it... please DO NOT dispose of the doggie doo bags in any of the clubhouse trash containers. It creates a very offensive smell within the building. You may throw it away at your home or in the dumpster outside the clubhouse. Please make sure you “reach the dumpster" when you throw it away. I have had to clean up after you several times. Question #3. Do people with companion pets or service animals have to abide by our pet rules within the community? Answer: This answer gets complicated. No pets, service animals or companion animals are allowed in the public areas such as the pool area or the kitchen area. That is a law written by the Health Department. Service animals and companion animals are allowed, by law, to go with their owner anywhere else within the community. However, we do ask that they adhere to the rules of the Camelot East community, if possible. If ANY animal becomes a nuisance by barking excessively or attacking or biting a resident that is grounds for a possible eviction of the pet. These are some of the rules in the community that ALL animals/pets must abide by. Question #4. How does management know who has a companion pet or a service animal vs a "pet" living in their home? Answer: There is documentation that is brought in by each pet owner, service animal owner and companion animal owner. This includes up to date immunization records and the weight of the pet. The law says there is no weight limit on a companion animal or service animal. There is a 45 lbs. weight limit on pets within the community. Gail Sterling- Manager

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We would love to have any resident interested in joining to call Ron Stauffer at 610-413-7000. Come on out and enjoy a day of fun and fellowship.

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Camelot East HOA Board Resolution 1Tickets Sales for HOA EventsEffective August 1, 2014

On March 6, 2014 Mike Koon makes a motion that ticket sales, after August 1, 2014, would go on sale and be limited to HOA members only for the first two weeks of ticket availability. After the second week, tickets will be available to all residents and guests. This motion will take effect after checking with management about the Social Fund payment. Nancy Cammack seconded the motion. The motion passed with five yes votes and one no vote.

Be it resolved that any HOA Member in good standing may buy tickets to HOA events during the first two weeks of ticket sales, beginning with ticket sales after August 1st 2014. The HOA Homeowner may assign their ticket buying rights to a seasonal renter during their occupancy of said property. If the HOA Homeowner member doesn't assign their ticket purchasing rights, the seasonal renter may purchase an associate membership in the HOA, as defined in the Camelot East HOA By-Laws, affording

the renter all HOA privileges set in the By-Laws including the right to early sale tickets. This does not affect other HOA membership rights as described in the HOA Bylaws.

Be it further resolved that this resolution is a policy statement from the Camelot East HOA Board and remains in effect until changed by a future vote of the Board.

ShutterflyI hope everyone is enjoying this program. It gives you an update on what’s going on and where to get information on events. In this program we have loaded all the pictures we take during functions. It also has a calendar so you can see what’s going on. Notification reminders of upcoming events is another one of the functions. The SUN is loaded in monthly so you can read all the articles. Just let the Social Director know that you want to be on the email list. Once on the list save as a favorite on your computer.

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Residents helping Residents

Some of our residents are having trouble getting from place to place and they need your help. If you have a couple of hours to donate taking our residents to doctors’ appointments, food shopping, etc. please let the office know. Margaret gets calls for this and would like to get a list together for when she gets a call. We also have applications for the SCAT Plus bus. They will come to your door and transport you to where you need to go.

LIVING A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE – THE CHALLENGE OF CHANGEBy Roni Antenucci, Wellness Consultant

There are three things in life that are inevitable – death, taxes and change – and we humans often battle against all three in ways that are damaging to our own well-being. Most of us recognize that we have little control over taxes so we just gripe about them. Other than living a healthy lifestyle and keeping ourselves as fit as possible, there’s nothing we can do about death. We will all experience it.

But, change – change - is very different. Over the years, I have belonged to many different professional groups, church groups, and social groups. Even if we welcome change into our lives, it can create enormous stress. Change is difficult and moves us out of our comfort range, forcing us to adapt ourselves to an altered reality.

Over the years, I have belonged to many different professional groups, church groups, and social groups. In every one of those groups, it was common for a switch in leadership to try to introduce change. And in each of those groups there was a chorus of people singing, “But, we’ve always done it this way!” So, the battles began.

Why? Fear of the unknown is frequently at the root of resistance to any change. People have gotten used to doing or having things done a certain way and have grown comfortable. They look back on the past with a kind of euphoric recall about all of it, and fear losing change might bring. Instead of embracing new life and moving forward they sometimes fixate on the past and become immersed and mired in nostalgia. The result: STRESS!So, what do we do about it? Ask yourself: Am I letting my fear of change and nostalgia for the past affect the way I live my life today? If the answer is yes, there is a solution.

• Remember and celebrate the good memories of the past with joy

• Accept that the past is gone and we need not make the present a shrine to it

• Don’t freeze life in place• Celebrate today and share your joy of living

with those around you

Music Trivia nightSomething new coming soon! Our first game will be December 2nd from 7pm till 9:00pm. Come out and test your music knowledge at our first Camelot East – Music Trivia Night. Music from the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s including, Rock & Roll, Folk, Country and Pop…. Sign up in groups of 8-10 per table. Bring your own snacks. Cost is $1.00 per person. Cash prizes to the winning tables. Contact: Gary Sommers 941-925-2046.

Table and ChairsResidents, we have a small selection of tables and chairs for you to borrow for your use. Please contact Joyce Russell our Social Director to sign out the table and chairs. However, no tables and chairs will be available during HOA, Newby events and any Holiday.

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All Faiths Food BankWe are collecting food throughout the year, the box is located just outside the Social Director’s office. Summertime is also a time of need as the children are not in school. Any type of snacks, cereal, and breakfast bars just to name a few would be great. A big Thank you to all that have given!

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Camelot East Board of DirectorsPRESIDENT John Antenucci 941-388-8153/941894-2237 ronijohna@gmail.com FEB 20181st Vice President David Sheridan 937-305-4511 dsheridan@woh.rr.com FEB 20192nd Vice President Karen Tomson 941-923 6314 Ind. 765-985-3198 Cell 765-432-1281. tktomson98@gmail.com FEB 2018Secretary Jacqueline Ebel 732-610-8823 Jackiebel5151@gmail.com FEB 2019Treasurer Tom King 812-637-0736/513-503-4592 thomasking@fuse.net FEB 2019Member at Large James Bondur 315-289-5248 jbondur@yahoo.com FEB 2018Member at Large Jack Wilson 941-923-7645 Jack.wilson@bell.net FEB 2018

SARASOTA’S FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERSEmergency (Fire, Police, Medical) 911Camelot East Office 923-2311Camelot East Fax Number 924-2312Camelot East Security 350-8166Sheriff—Non Emergency 316-1201Abuse Hotline 1-800-96-ABUSEAmerican Red Cross 486-8402Driver’s License 861-8300Elder Care 1-800-963-5337Evacuation Information 361-6844Florida Power and Light 917-0708Hospitals HCA Doctor’s Hospital 342-1100 Sarasota Memorial Hospital 917-9000Libraries Fruitville Library 861-2500 Gulf Gate Library 861-1230 Selby Library 861-1100Licenses (Car, Boat, Fish, etc.) 362-9898Local Directory Assistance 1-800-555-1212Main Post Office 1-800-275-8777Medicaid Office Dept of Children & Family Services 316-6000Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222Property Tax / Personal Property 362-9888Sarasota Bradenton Airport 359-5200Sarasota Herald Tribune 365-6060SCAT Plus Services 316-1007Senior Friendship Center 955-2122 Caregiver Support..... 556-3268Social Security Administration. 1-800-772-1213Tags / Decals Manufactured Homes 362-9898Tax Information 362-9888Taxi—Green Cab 922-6666Taxi—Yellow Cab 955-3341Time and Temperature 1-813-645-2323Frontier 1-800-921-8101

BOCCE SEASON FINALE

The 2017 bocce season ended with a double elimination playoff to determine park champions. The semi-finals pitted the Ageless team (Jim Bondur, Ellie Bondur, Sally

Wilson, Keith Wilson) against the Tiki Boppers (Mike Koon, Diana Koon, Darle Hagan, Maury Hagan) and Aflac (Skip Vucek, Cheryl Vucek, Jacki Ebel, Tim Ebel) against the Pistols (Norm Gosselin, Steve Sheridan, Ron Stauffer, Ed Robinson). The Tiki Boppers and Aflac moved on to the finals with Aflac emerging as park champions.

All of the games were amazingly exciting, and the fans, which totaled close to 100, witnessed the best bocce playing ever. My congratulations to all of the participants, and thank you for providing such great entertainment for all of us.

Pete Phillips

Camelot East and Social MediaFollow us on Facebook! All of our upcoming events you will find there, simply click on the events tab. Also, I have created photo albums of all of our events. You can also leave a comment about Camelot East. Don’t forget to “Share” and “Like”.

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Camelot East is going on a 7 day Caribbean Cruise on January 21, 2018!See details below. Who: Any Camelot East resident, guest, friend or family member can go on the cruise. What: It is on the Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas, one of the largest cruise ships in the world. When: January 21, 2018 Leaving Ft Lauderdale, FL at 4:30PM to Nassau, at Sea, St. Thomas, St. Kitts, at sea, at sea arriving back to Ft Lauderdale on January 28, 2018 at 6:30AM. How much: Depending on the day you book, prices start around $899.00 per person. There will be an additional charge of $75.00 per person charge payable to Camelot East for the bus we will all be taking. This includes the bus to and from the Port and tip. How to reserve: Please call Rock Johnson , Group Travel counselor at Vacations to Go at 1-800-338-4962 Extension 7536 Please mention the Camelot East cruise. He will be able to answer all your questions concerning the cruise. Sign up starts now! Who's our Camelot East cruise directors: Gail Sterling, John Brown and Margaret Giesert are organizing the cruise for us. Please call 941-923-2311 with any other questions. They are here to help. They will also be going on the cruise too. You can only reserve your cruise through Vacations to Go, see above information. We will have a blast!

Anyone who goes on the cruise ( With their booking through Vacations to Go) will have their name put into a drawing and 1 person's name will be drawn to WIN $500.00 cash on the day we leave on the bus for the port. Make your reservations today as space is limited! At your service,Gail Sterling

Ireland Trip / May 2 – 11, 2018

Plans are coming along great for our trip to Ireland for Camelot East residents. Ann Tarrant, because of the many requests has changed the agenda slightly. Because most people would be flying out of Dublin, we are now going to end the tour in Dublin. From Anne’s presentation you could see the passion for Ireland in her face. You are going to experience Ireland from the eyes and heart of a true Irishman and friend.Don’t hesitate to contact Anne Tarrant or Ann DiTullio with any questions. There are no stupid questions. On the bulletin board in the hall will be some frequently asked questions.If you are considering the trip please don’t hesitate. We are filling up fast. There are already 39 of the 48 seats available reserved. Remember, your deposit, including insurance, is subject to a full refund until January 19, 2018. This is not just a trip of a lifetime, but a meeting of new friends that you can’t wait to see again…and again.

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Camelot Ladies Bowling

March was a busy month and we had some great scores. Week 1 had Lynn Morong with the high game of 186 followed by a 173 game. Jane Stockslager also had a 173 game, Betty Christatos a 161 game, Joan Collins a 165 and Susan Carlson a 151 game. Joanne Bailey had a nice 156 game and the only turkey of the week.Carol Guadino had the high game of the week with a 169, a 165 and a turkey. Joanne Anderson had a nice 165 game, Patty Chiszar a 161 game, Flo Shuler a 162 game, Susan Carlson a 167, Judy Shafer a 154 and a turkey, Betty Christatos with a great series, 151, 152, and 156 and Lynn Morong with a 160 and 161.Betty Christatos had the high game of the week with a 194 game and a turkey. Connie Keller had a great game with a 174. Flo had another great series with a 150, 156 and 160. Sue Roberts had a great day and a 151 game. Patty Chiszar, Patty Schreiber and Wave Greenwald all bowled a 150 game, Susan Carlson had a 159 game and Lynn Morong a 162.Lynn Morong had the high game of the week with a 184. Carol Gaudino had a 161 game, Joanne Anderson a 159 game, Joan Collins a 168 game and Joanne Bailey had a turkey.April 4th was our Ladies Bowling Luncheon. It was held at Gecko's on Clark Road. We had a private room and the food was delicious. Thanks to Carole Cormier and Joanne Bailey for putting this together.Special awards went to Lynn Morong for high average and High Series Scratch. Connie Keller received the award for High Game Scratch and High Game Handicap. Susan Carlson won the “split” queen award. Joanne Bailey, Joan Collins and Judy Shafer received the “turkey” award and Hambone awards went to Betty Christatos, Judy Shafer, Becky Acker and Jane Stockslager. Most Improved bowler award went to Patty Chiszar and Jane Stockslager. Most Games over 150 went to Betty Christatos.

• 1st Place Team – Funners (Sue Roberts, Estelle Thomas, Jane Stockslager and Flo Shuler)

• 2nd Place Team – Dangerous Dames (Jacque Ruse, Lynn Morong, Sue Carlson, Judy Shafer)

• 3rd Place Team – Pinsetters (Wave Greenwald, Connie Keller, Dorothy Green, Carol Guadino)

• 4th Place Team – Stars and Strikes (Joanne Anderson, Anne Provino, Jackie Ebel, Joanne

Bailey)• 5th Place Team – Golden Girls (Pat Schrieber,

Patty Chiszar, Mary Fox, Betty Christatos)• 6th Place Team – Lucky Ladies (Carole

Cormier, Robelle Feffer, Joan Collins, Ann Ditulio, Char Roberts)

Camelot Mixed BowlingSeason drawing to another close. Week 11 leaders, Ron Stauffer shot the season high, single game of 238 with a nice 589 series. Followed by Jack Shafer 204-568, Phil Wheeler 525, Gene Slesicki 524 and Norman Miller at 518. Joan Collins led the gals with 437 series, followed by Judy Shafer with a 423. Lorraine Labonte and Rose Barnaby at 418. Final week saw Gene Slesicki lead men’s with a high game of 218 and a series of 568. Ron Stauffer 526, Jack Shafer 511 and Tim Ebel 504. Joan Collins again led the women’s with 472, followed closely by Lorraine Labonte with her new season high single of 206 and a 470 series. Judy Shafer had a 438 series.The Annual Banquet was held at Misty Creek Country Club with 52 bowler/guests in attendance. Cocktail hour, and a delicious dinner was enjoyed. We had a choice of Fish, Steak or Chicken and a wonderful coconut crème pie. Ron Stauffer proceeded to hand out 22 individual & team awards. All 12 teams shared the team awards based on total points won.Wrapping up for the men’s high average again was Phil Wheeler 184 high single, Ron Stauffer 238 and a high triple was Gene Slesicki with a 600. Women’s high average was Wanda Bailey with 156 high single, Lorraine Labonte 206 and a high triple Bibi Crowder at 530. High single handicap game was men’s Pat Burke 271 and women’s Sheila Wheeler 259. Another high triple handicap Tom King 724 and Sandy Gleisner 674. John Bartlett won most improved male bowler with +14 pins and Judy Shafer led women’s with +12. Team beginners won the league easily by 4 points. The members are Russ Cable, Jim Weidner, Sandy Gleisner and Jerry Needler.It was a great season, we are looking forward to Camelot East and Camelot Lakes to join again in 2018. We are always looking for new bowlers to join our purple shirts!By Ron Stauffer

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Ingredients

2 cups asparagus tips, diagonally cut1/2 cup plain, non-fat yogurt1 teaspoon curry powder1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice1/4 teaspoon salt1/8 teaspoon fresh ground pepper12 ounces cooked skinless, boneless chicken breast, chopped1/2 cup red bell pepper, seeded and chopped1/4 cup fresh cilantro, chopped2 tablespoons sliced almonds, toastedspinach leaves

Directions1. Steam asparagus for 2 minutes or until crisp-tender.2. In a medium bowl, whisk together the yogurt, curry, lemon juice and salt.3. Add asparagus, chicken, bell pepper, cilantro and almonds and toss to coat.4. Serve over spinach.Serves 4.

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Fun Facts about May

According to the early Roman calendar, May was the third month. Later, the ancient Romans used January 1 for the beginning of their year, and May became the fifth month. May has always had 31 days. Several stories are passed around to show how the month of May was named. The most widely accepted explanation is that it was named for Maia, the Roman goddess of spring and growth. Her name related to a Latin word that means increase or growth. May is of the most beautiful months of the year in the North Temperate Zone. Usually the snow and ice are gone and the hot temperatures haven't arrived. The first garden begins to sprout in May. The wild flowers are blooming, and the trees and grasses have turned green. Wild flowers that bloom in different parts of America are the forsythia, dogwood, violets, and jack-in-the-box. Many birds have built their nests, and mother birds are sitting on the eggs, which will soon hatch.

Memorial Day or Decoration Day is observed, in most states of the United States, the last Monday in May. It is a legal holiday and is observed in memory of those who died while serving the United States in war. The graves of the war heroes are decorated with flowers. It was first observed in 1866. Mother's Day was first observed in 1908. It was designated by Presidential proclamation, and was recognized officially by Congress and the President in 1914. It is celebrated in honor of Mothers on the second Sunday of May.Armed Forces Day is celebrated the third Saturday of May. The United States honors the men and women of the military services. The Armed Forces Day Celebration combined the Army, Navy, and the Air Force in 1950. Prior to that year, they had been held at separate times.The Kentucky Derby takes place on the first Saturday in May at Churchill Downs, Louisville, Kentucky. It is the most famous horse race in the United States.Many Mexican Americans celebrate what they call Cinco De Mayo, on May 5th. It is the anniversary of the Mexican victory over the French at Puebla in 1862. It is a national holiday in Mexico.

• Emerald is the birthstone for May. • Hawthorn and Lily of the Valley are the flowers

for the month of May.

May Poem

The month of May, her name alone lifts up our hearts,

We honor her in special ways within our year;She grandly comes between late Spring and

Summertime,Betwixt new buds of April and full bloom of June.

The days of May lead to the middle of our year,The proof that we endured long Winter’s icy chill,And rain and wind of early Spring with fickle days

Of warmth and cold while she, from dormant seed, gave birth.

As April’s leaves of green take on a deeper hue,Her gifts like daffodils and dogwood lead the way

For lovely tulips, laurel, peonies of May,While April showers halt for warmer sunny days.

Town festivals that celebrate May’s entrance seemTo honor her in many ways and cultures too.

And 'round the world, May Day brings beauty to those towns

With fragrant blossoms, flowers picked along the way.

Our month of May—her name alone lifts up our hearts,

We honor her in special ways within our year;She is the child of Spring grown into youthful days

Before the full maturity of Summertime.

By Sandra M. Haight 2015

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It’s love bug season again

Soon our windshields and grilles will be covered with the splattered remains of black-and-red insects. What's a car owner to do? We asked Mike Schultz, left, head of product development for Turtle Wax, for some advice. "It's very important, when the love bug season comes around, to apply a good coat of car wax to the front end of your vehicle, to the hood and the bumper," Schultz says. "I would do it every other week, just to keep the protection as high as possible to prevent those bugs from destroying your paint."Love bugs, he says, secrete an acidic substance that will etch the surface of the car. "So you have to put on a sacrificial barrier to help protect the paint underneath."If your car becomes a love bug killing machine, wash the carnage. Schultz recommends two products to clean the mess: first, the Turtle Wax Bug and Tar Remover to get rid of the stubborn remains. The liquid version is probably best, he says, because it's thicker. And second, if the bug acid already has done some damage, try the Premium Grade Scratch Repair Kit, he says. This kit repairs the car's finish with a clear-coat pen applicator, a set of sanding pads, lubricant and clarifying compound.

Other tips • Wash the bugs off as soon as possible. They

should be easier to remove. The longer the splatters stay on the car, the more likely paint damage occurs.

• Drive at night instead. The love bugs are most active around 10 a.m., and they don't fly after sundown.

• Use a screen over the grille to keep bugs from clogging the radiator.

• Some car owners spread a light "nonstick" film of baby oil on hood, bumper, grille and above the windshield. This makes removing the bugs easier.

Dear Residents

April 23, 2017. What an amazing day. Thank you everyone who joined us and/or donated to the Nite Train Express Flapjack Fundraiser for Oak Park School. We had a fantastic turnout, and are able to provide much needed supplies for this special school. The compassion and generosity of this community is a blessing, I am truly grateful. Thank you so very much.The upcoming events for Nite Train Express will be the Walk For Angelman Syndrome on May 20th. This event is in Orlando, you can contribute by going to https://angelman.org/walk. Simply click participant/Team Search. You will then search for Individual Dawn Schwab. We will also be participating in the Lakewood Ranch Hero’s Parade on May 28th. You can follow us on Facebook or at www.nitetrainexpress.com. Thank you for your support.By Dawn Schwab

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May 2017 Courtesy Patrol 350-8166

Weekly Schedule Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

6:30pm Euchre 8am Ladies Tennis 8am Pickle Ball 10am Water Aerobics 1pm Mahjong 4pm Line Dancing 5pm Men’s Poker 7pm Hands & Foot 7pm Bridge

8am Men’s Tennis 9:15am Ladies Bowling 10am Water Aerobics 1pm Yoga 7pm BINGO

9am Painting 9am Yoga 10am Water Aerobics 1pm Mahjong 1pm Bridge 6:30pm Ladies Poker

8am Men’s Tennis 10am Water Aerobics 7pm Bridge

7am Golf 8am Ladies Tennis 8am Pickle Ball 10am Water Aerobics

8am Men’s Tennis

Monthly Special Events Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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4 1pm BUNCO

Book Club

7pm HOA Board Meeting

5 5:30pm Deck Party

6 2:00pm

Derby Day

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Ladies Lunch Bunch Noon

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13 All American Cookout

11:45am

Trivia 7pm

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15 Pizza & Painting

5:00 to 7:30

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1pm BUNCO

19 Supper Club

5:00pm

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22 23 24 Community Luncheon

Noon Joey D’s

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Noon

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5:30pm Deck Party

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May 2017 Courtesy Patrol 350-8166

Weekly Schedule Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

6:30pm Euchre 8am Ladies Tennis 8am Pickle Ball 10am Water Aerobics 1pm Mahjong 4pm Line Dancing 5pm Men’s Poker 7pm Hands & Foot 7pm Bridge

8am Men’s Tennis 9:15am Ladies Bowling 10am Water Aerobics 1pm Yoga 7pm BINGO

9am Painting 9am Yoga 10am Water Aerobics 1pm Mahjong 1pm Bridge 6:30pm Ladies Poker

8am Men’s Tennis 10am Water Aerobics 7pm Bridge

7am Golf 8am Ladies Tennis 8am Pickle Ball 10am Water Aerobics

8am Men’s Tennis

Monthly Special Events Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Book Club

7pm HOA Board Meeting

5 5:30pm Deck Party

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Derby Day

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Ladies Lunch Bunch Noon

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13 All American Cookout

11:45am

Trivia 7pm

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15 Pizza & Painting

5:00 to 7:30

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1pm BUNCO

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5:00pm

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Noon Joey D’s

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Noon

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5:30pm Deck Party

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Bunco

With a lot of fun too! May 4th & 18th

at 1pm For more information Call Vinnie 925-2795

Game of Dice

Deck Party

Friday

May 5th

at 5:30pm

Residents are asked to bring a cover dish

and your drink of choice.

Ladies Lunch Bunch

will be going to Olive Garden

4900 S. Tamiami Trail Sarasota 941-923-3136

Thursday May 11th

At noon

Contact person: Pat Fekete 924-1184

Meet at the restaurant!

Camelot East Book Club

May 4th

After You By Jo Jo Moyes

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Birthdays for the month of May 2017

Jacqueline Ebel 01 Julia Baier 18Lenore Kemper 01 Raymond Schuler 20Anthony Domenico 02 Tanya Sheridan 20Jack Oropallo 02 Ted Ramsey 20Anne Khare 03 Sue Carlson 21Lynn Morong 03 Annette Forlenza 21Jane Stockslager 05 Phillip Roberts 22Roberta Shannon 07 Charles Gance 22Dennis Osbourne 09 Howard Brown 23Norman Waara 12 Betty Vegh 24Mary Novak 12 Lee Korn 26Tom Curry 12 Shirley Rahn 27Arthur Luettgen 13 Joanne Anderson 27Sandra Delmonte 13 Robert Hutlin 27Gail Palambo 14 David Gardner 27William Hewitt 15 Patricia Sullivan 28Warren Swanson 15 Ron Herkimer 29Sandra Olson 15 Bo Wisser 29David Taylor 16 Diane Gillo 29Fredrick Lee 16 Terry Jowett 31Mark Young 17 Charles Schwall 31Joni Peffers 18 Colette Valentine 31Edward Tilley 18 Clarence Matthews 31Eleanor Bondur 18

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All American Cookout

Saturday May 13th

11:45am – 1pm

In the Auditorium

Menu: Hamburger Potato Chips

Soda or Water $4.00

Hot Dog Potato Chips Soda or water $3.00

Sign up in the hallway by May 2nd!

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TIRED OF WATCHING

TV Sunday Night

EUCHRE Be at the Clubhouse at

6:20 pm Games start at 6:30pm

sharp!

For more information call Vinnie at 925 – 2795

STOP! STOP! STOP!

Please make sure you STOP at all STOP signs within the community!

Remember, the speed limit is 20

MPH within the community.

For all of our safety please follow these rules.

Supper Club

will be going to

Der Dutchman Restaurant

3713 Bahia Vista Street Sarasota 941-955-8007

on

Friday May 19th at 5:00 pm

Meet at the Restaurant

$ 5.00

Community Luncheon May 24th At noon

Tickets on sale in the Social Directors Office

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Camelot Men’s Golf

Serenoa Golf Course Friday Mornings at 7:00am

To sign up call Bob Hughes

607-425-2715

Who wants to play Cribbage?

Come join us for fun every second and fourth Thursday from 3pm – 5pm in the Arts

and Crafts Room

Please contact Carolyn Ginalski 941-925-3809

Anyone interested in forming a group to play Canasta or Scrabble?

Please contact Charlotte Polise at 941-921-2668

Day Bus Trip!

June 22nd

We are going to the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre in Fort Myers

Rated 1# best dinner theatre

Right Bed, Wrong Husband

Lunch Buffet – Salad & Dessert Bar

Show will begin at 1:15 Ending at 3:15

Pick up at Camelot East at 9:45am

Sign up book in hallway. We have 25 seats reserved don’t wait too long!

$85.00 per person

Check made payable to Ship & Shore Travel Please drop off check to Joyce Russell in the Social

Directors Office

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Derby Day

Saturday, May 6th

2:00pm

Sandwiches – Salads - Chips BYOB

Residents $7.00

Contact: Ron Stauffer 610-413-7000

7 Day Caribbean Cruise January 21, 2018 on the Royal Caribbean “Allure of the Seas” Any resident, guest, friend or family are welcome. Leaving on January 21st from Ft. Lauderdale at 4:30pm Arriving back to Ft. Lauderdale January 28th at 6:30am Prices start around $899.00 per person. An additional charge of $75.00 per person made payable to Camelot East for the bus we will be taking. This includes the bus to and from the Port and tip. Reservations start now! Contact Rock Johnson at Vacations to Go 1-800-338-4962 ext. 7536. Please mention the Camelot East cruise. He will be able to answer all of your questions concerning the cruise. Sign up starts now! Anyone who goes on the cruise (with their booking through Vacations to Go) will have their name put into a drawing and 1 person’s name will be drawn to WIN $500.00 cash on the day we leave on the bus for the port. Your Camelot East cruise directors are Gail Sterling, John Brown and Margaret Giesert. Please call 941-923-2311 with any other questions. They will also be going on the cruise too. You can only reserve your cruise through Vacations to Go, see above information. Make your reservations today as space is limited. We will have a blast!

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Pizza & Painting! May 15th

5:00pm to 7:30pm

Let’s get together and paint a beautiful picture!

$35.00

All paint supplies provided Canvas, paint, aprons and brushes

Pizza – salad – beverages

Please make check payable to the Art instructor Catherine Thomas and drop it off in the Social Directors Office one week prior to this event. If you sign up and pay and have to cancel please contact your Social Director three days

prior to the event. This allows Catherine to order the right amount of pizza and art supplies.

Sign up book in hallway!

Document Shredding

We still have three 64 gallon locked containers for you to drop off papers

you would like to be shredded, absolutely free. They are located in the

room right in front of the Social Directors office. This is the only service

available to us as they do not do the onsite truck anymore.

Provided by Sarasota Document

Shredding Company

Any questions contact your Social Director Joyce Russell

Shuffleboard

Monday’s at 7:00pm

Contact Bob Valentine at 413-246-7292

Lifestyles After 50 Presents…

A DAY AT THE ART CENTER – Fun Fest

Expo

Sarasota Art Center June 14, 2017 10am – 2pm

707 N. Tamiami Trail Sarasota, FL 34236

Absolutely free event!

Camelot East will have their own booth. Come on out and say Hi to Ann DiTullio!

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Memorial Day Party

Monday May 29th

Noon

Burgers and Hot Dogs Salads and desserts

Memorial Day Service - Noon at the flagpole

Music by DJ Jack Oropallo

After lunch music and fun at the pool!

Residents $8.00 Guests $11.00

Tickets on sale April 25th

Tampa Bay Rays Game

Wednesday July 26th

All Around Tours will pick us up at 9:30am

Game begins at 12:10pm

$59.00 Includes ticket, Bus, Gratuity and a Rays

hat!

We will have a raffle to win the $59.00 trip cost for one lucky resident.

Water and Cracker Jack provided.

Sign up book in hallway!

Please drop off your check to your Social Director made payable to Camelot East.

TCBY Day!

June 14th Noon

Come join Ricky Russell and the Camelot

East team for some delicious Yogurt with all the trimmings!

This event is free!

Sign up book in hallway.

Saturday Trivia May 13th

at 7:00 pm

BYOB Everything

Between 10am and 1pm

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Newby Chicken BBQ

Wednesday, July 12th Noon

BBQ Chicken – Baked Beans – Potato Salad – Dinner Rolls

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Sign up book in Hallway

Sign up in the book for volunteers to help prep the chicken on the morning of July 11th at

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Tuesday 36-48 12:00am – 6:00amWednesday 49-61 3:00am – 7:00amTuesday 62-71 12:00am – 6:00amWednesday 72-77 2:00am – 6:00amTuesday 78-95 1:00am – 6:00amWednesday 96-101 2:00am – 6:00amMonday 102-131 1:00am – 6:00amTuesday 132-138 Tuesday 11pm – Wednesday 8am Wednesday 139-156 Wednesday 11pm – Thursday 7amTuesday 157-167 Tuesday 11pm – Wednesday 8am Thursday 168-177 12:00am – 6:00amMonday 178-201 12:00am – 6:00amTuesday 202-209 2:00am – 6:00amMonday 210-223 2:00am – 6:00amWednesday 224-246 12:00am – 6:00amWednesday 247-307 Wednesday 11pm – Thursday 7amMonday 308-328 Monday 11pm – Tuesday 7amWednesday 329-372 12:00am – 4:00amWednesday 373-406 1:30am – 7:00amTuesday 404-420 2:00am – 6:00amMonday 421-434 2:00am – 6:00am

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Please note the change of color on the map! The only place you can walk your dog is in white.

Where can I walk my pet? This question is the most asked question I have as the manager at Camelot East and I want to answer it so everyone understands the boundaries and the rules.The lots around the circumference of the community are called PERIMETER lots. Over the years they have been mistakenly called pet lots. The PERIMETER lots just happen to be the only lots we allow residents to have pets in their home without a Doctors order. You do not have to own a pet to purchase a home on the PERIMETER lots.The Americans with Disability Act (ADA) mandates that the community must give “ reasonable accommodations” to residents who have either a service animal or companion pet with a Doctors orders to reside on a NON-PERIMETER lot. However, those pet owners must abide by the same rules for pet walking as the PERIMETER home owners with pets do.1. As you can see on the map all pets are to be

walked on the designated “White” areas.2. They are to have their pets on a leash.3. They must pick up their doggie waste in a plastic

bag.4. They are to have their pets on a short leash so they

do not have dog waste in someone’s hedges or flower area beside their homes.

5. The next rule most residents don’t know or don’t remember... the pet owner can only walk their pet and have their pet “ do their duty” on PERIMETER LOTS ONLY! Not on inside lots that are across the road from PERIMETER lots.

6. A pet owner must carry their pet if they want access to another PERIMETER area to walk their pet. No crossing the non- pet areas is allowed unless the pet is carried or carted to a PERIMETER area.

7. At NO TIME is a pet owner allowed to walk their pets around the LAKE CAMELOT!

8. Any dog who habitually barks and becomes a nuisance or a threat to the community and its residents will be evicted from the community, regardless if it is a service animal or a companion pet. Unfortunately, in my career as a manager, I have had to evict 2 dogs from a community.

9. If habitual violations occur the pet owner can be evicted from the community because of rules violations.

10. All immunizations records on their pets must be kept current and a copy of them must be supplied to the office to be put into the residents file. This is for health and safety reasons.

The owners and Management of Camelot East appreciate each and every home owner. We thank you ahead of time as you abide by all of the rules of the community.At your service,Gail Sterling Manager

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VendorWinner Sue Sprattler.......................... $100 ............... E & E Gliddon AC, Inc.Betty Clinton Van Tassell ...... $10 ............... Hagarty Home ImprovementTracy Adomeit ......................... $10 ............... Buggin Our Pest Control, Inc.Al Slager..................................... $10 ............... Florida Anchor & BarrierSharon Groom ......................... $10 ............... Battleline Pest Control, Inc.Mildred Little............................ $10 ............... Boss Electric Corp.Eric Boling ................................. $10 ............... Air Masters of Pinellas, Inc.Joe Murphy............................... $10 ............... ASE - Auto Service ExpertsRick Williamson ....................... $10 ............... Dunedin Plumbing, Inc.Max Skinner.............................. $10 ............... Largo Plumbing Co.Patty Schuyler.......................... $10 ............... Doll Brothers Carpet Cleaners

Drawing Date - 4/14/17