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A publication for the Harbor Cove Civic Association
Harbor Cove Civic
Harbor Cove
Association
499 Imperial Drive
North Port, FL 34287
Bulletin
941-426-2806
941-412-8440 - Fax
January 2022
January home of the month
Civic President Report Beautification Team Meet the Neighbors Daily Activities
Page 3 Page 6 Page 11 Page 24 - 25
ROC OFFICERS
For Sponsorship Information Please Contact
President ................................................... Mark McGrath
220 Bahama St., Venice, FL 34285 1st Vice President ...................................... Jim Dietz
941-375-3699 2nd Vice President ..................................... Gilles Girard
941-882-1801 - Fax Secretary .................................................... Linda Kusior
Treasurer .................................................... Tom Furphy
Directors ................................................... Dave Garman, Jane
Harbor Cove Civic Association Haynes, Sharon Vandemark, Greg Quick
Name OFFICE EMAIL ADDRESS PHONE NO.
Karen Caudill Pres. Karenharborcove@gmail.com. 517-227-0936 BOAT CLUB OFFICERS
Pam Pearsall 1st VP. Mompearsall@verizon.net 941-426-7387 Office Name Phone# Term
Debra Seibert Secretary harts4u123@aol.com 937-559-6630 Commodore............George Bond...... (828) 775-9312
Beth Killian Treasurer bkillian@bex.net 419-340-4898 Vice Commodore....Bob Monroe....... (812) 350-5152
Gale Kaczmarek Past Pres. hcove220@gmail.com. 570-677-0739 Rear Commodore...Jerry Barnett...... (517) 398-4928
Fleet Captain.........David Springer... (561) 386-1920
Treasurer................Doug Whitten..... (941) 416-7965
Plat Directors
Secretary................Laurie Fredrick.. (585) 755-5253
Linda Stickler Plat 1 lastick7623@SBCglobal.net 860-917-1960 Director..................JoAnn Gall......... (941) 993-2290........ 21/22
Greg Quick Plat 1 director Gquick13@yahoo.com. 740-263-1467 Director..................Bill Millar.......... (248) 505-3741........ 21/22
Leone Sullivan Plat 2 director Leedel2@verizon.net. 941-423-2648 Director..................Warren Ellis....... (920) 373-6456........ 22/23
Director..................Karl Fredrick..... (585)739-8231......... 22/23
Fran Kuntz Plat 2 director franannkuntz@icloud.com. 989-732-3569
Past Commodore....Sharon Cox........ (740) 6831345
Carol Farley Plat 3 director Carolfarley28@gmail.com. 941-426-1716
Gail McGrath Plat 3 director Gailmcgrath@yahoo.com 513-284-4088
FISHING CLUB OFFICERS
Barbara Beecher Plat 4 director babs6204@gmail.com 941-426-1430
President ...................................................... Paul Reis
Mary Monroe Plat 5 director monroe3029@sbcglobal.net 812-350-5048 Vice President .............................................. Bob McGreevy
Diane Jankowski. Plat 5 director Jankod@gmail.com. 828-890-0467 Secretary ...................................................... Paul Reis
Elaine Anthony Plat 6 director Jimbo007.d@gmail.com. 315-375-0000 Treasurer ...................................................... Mark McGrath
Priscilla Avery Plat 6 director Charlieavery2@yahoo.com. 937-602-8968
GRANDMOTHERS
President ...................................................... Linda Heap
Barb Buckingham Editor hcbull2@gmail.com 231-313-0771 Vice President .............................................. Judy Smith
Secretary ..................................................... Sandra Heacock
Cable Chairmen Diane Matteson 315-335-0878
Reservation Chairman Marcia Currie 941-735-4140 Treasurer ..................................................... Marge Balser
Sunshine Barb Buckingham 231-313-0771 Directors .................. Sandy Walda, Judy Emond, Lois Cooke
House Chairman Jim and Christine Belonger 4 14-552-0977/ 414-412-2340 Past President ............................................. Barbara Leonard
Chaplain Sunshine ..................................................... Judy LaMadeleine
Special Events Guy Attanasio 419-340-8114
HARBOR COVE LEASE HOLDERS
OFFICERS
President ..................................................... Tom Fitzgerald
Vice President ............................................. Norman Peiffer
PLAT IDENTIFICATION Secretary ..................................................... Suzanne Miller
Plat 1: Sunlight Street, Wolverine Ave., Marlette Dr., Treasurer ..................................................... Patti Burton
Trailorama Dr. Director Plat I ............................................. Glenn Miller
Plat 2: 196 – 411 Blackburn Blvd., Fleetwood St. Director Plat II ............................................ Wayne Witham
Plat 3: 412 – 559 Blackburn Blvd., Aljo Pl., Windsor Pl., Director Plat III .......................................... David Sawyer
Clarion Pl., Ideal Pl.
Plat 4: Tampico Dr., Parkwood Ave., Imperial Dr.
Plat 5: Fairmount Dr.
Plat 6: 600 – 800 Blackburn Blvd., Riverview Circle,
Lakeside Drive
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Civic President’s Report Chicken Soup by Bobby G.
Submitted by Karen Caudill First you get some chickens from the store. They
Karenharborcove@gmail.com are already dead. Put it in a big pan with 19 cups of
Happy New Year! As we say so water and 2 carrots and a bunch of fat noodles. Stir
long to 2021, we do so with the it up and cook it until it bubbles. Try not to let it go
hope and prayer that 2022 will over the top and make a mess on the stove. After
bring some unity, sanity, and good about 5 or 8 hours you can eat it. I like crackers in it
health to all. January will see an and some salt if Mom lets me. I think chicken soup
influx of people into our park. We makes people better if they are sick, too.
welcome all and are particularly
happy to see the return of our Canadian friends.
We’ve missed you. Here are a few reminders for ROC PRESIDENT’S REPORT
those arriving; remember to check into the office, Submitted by Mark McGrath
check our online calendar for upcoming events and As I look back at my first year in office as your
activities at myharborcove.com, if not already on President, I want to see what was accomplished
the Harbor Cove Facebook please stop in the office by the BoD, Committees and all the wonderful
and talk to Rosie if you’d like to join, and then, start volunteers. During Covid, most of the amenities
enjoying the “good life”! had to be shut down, so one of our main tasks this
year was to restore access to all of our facilities and
There are so many upcoming activities and bring back the many functions and events in a safe
events that you may need your own calendar so manner. I am happy to say that we are back to the
you won’t miss a thing. Our Civic Social Hour/ way it was before Covid, with a few extra sanitation
informational meeting is Monday, January 3rd. at measures in place to ensure a healthy protocol.
3:45. (Meeting at 4:15) Please join us to visit with One of the other tasks was to get our previous bulk
friends and neighbors and get undated information. cable/internet provider replaced with a different
A representative from OnSpot mobile dermatology vendor that would supply the park with high-speed
will give a brief overview before coming to Harbor internet/cable at the lowest cost to our residents. This
Cove in February. BYOB if you’d like and remember did not go as planned, and although it is much better
if you have anything to report or announce, you are than what we started with in early July, we still have
welcome to do so at these meetings after signing up issues that periodically come up and drop signals.
to speak. January will bring dances, trivia, a comedy We have held fast with not making a single payment
show, coffee hours, bingo, cards, crafts, flea market, to Dish Fiber until these issues are resolved. As of
plat parties, hot dogs, pancakes, photo sessions, this writing, disruptions have gone way down and
Bloodmobile visit, elections, and even a science fair. when there is an issue, there is equipment in place
And some think that retirement means just sitting to trace what caused the outage and rectify the issue
around! very quickly and provide hardware and software to
keep the issue from re-occurring.
As always, everything we do relies on VOLUNTEERS.
Please consider jumping in to help when you are I am writing the rest of this article from a personal
able. It’s a great way to meet others while helping perspective. It may be a little philosophical or
our ‘little piece of paradise’ thrive. even melancholy, so bear with me here. For those
Upcoming meeting dates: Civic Board Meeting, that know me well, you always see me as a very
Wednesday, January 19th 11:00 Computer Room, independent individual maybe even a bit stubborn
Civic Social Hour/Informational meeting, Monday, who would prefer to do things by myself without the
February 7 th 3:45 in Rec Hall. help of others. Here is a little background of what
brought me to this mind set. This past year I have
I will leave you with a hearty recipe for chicken soup. had four surgeries on my left shoulder and because
Keep in mind these recipes are not kitchen tested of a bone infection I am now in a sling, tethered to
and come from kindergarten students through an IV antibiotic drip with little to no use of my left arm
the years. Sometimes I found it difficult to keep a for the next six to eight weeks. I now have to ask for
straight face while writing these down. Enjoy and continued on page 5
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help and rely on others for assistance (mainly my resources that are available to all of us right here
wife) but there are a lot of others in the community in our community. I am also asking that if you have
that have offered to do anything that I need help the ability and/or resources to help someone else
with. out, please do so. You may find that it will give you
a renewed sense of purpose. I spent much of this
It gives me a very different perspective, but it also past Thanksgiving week in the hospital, and after
gives me a renewed level of hope. I realize that getting out, one of the first things I wanted to do
there are many individuals in our community that is to have my wife drive me around in the golf cart
this is a daily reality and they can’t do things on a just after dusk to look at all the beautiful Christmas
regular basis without assistance from family, friends decorations from the entrance of the park all the
or neighbors. way around the marina and rec hall.
The wonderful realization that I have learned We are all truly blessed to live in the Cove. My wish
through this episode in my life, is that if you are open to all of you is to take a moment and enjoy the many
to it, there a lot of resources all around you to give wonderful things that Harbor Cove has to offer, and
assistance in your life right here in Harbor Cove. It if you are able in some way, give a little back to this
may be as simple as picking up something at the very special community.
grocery store, putting your garbage or recyclables
out or bringing you a meal. It could even be just
asking for assistance with your new Dish system. Storage Compound News
There are so many blessings all around us if we are Submitted by Alan Westerberg
open to them. As I compose this article, I am back in the north to
spend time with the family. Actually, my feet are cold.
As we enter a new year, I’m asking you to take Nevertheless, our fine volunteer staff has everything
an inventory of some of the many amenities or under control. Let me tell you who they are. Dennis
Poser overseeing the rest of the volunteers in my
absence, and in no particular order, Bill Groeneveld,
LAW OFFICE OF Bob Peterson, Robert Burton, Steve Haynes, Jim
Dietz, Dave Burke, and Dave and Donna Garman.
HARLAN R. DOMBER, P.A. We are operating a little tight this year and have had
to develop wait lists for any new cars and trucks to
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR be sure we have enough room for the new boats. As
AT LAW we move into January I will reevaluate our need and
should be able to accommodate some vehicles for
the rest of this season.
HARLAN R. DOMBER
BOARD CERTIFIED I want to thank all those that were not renewing their
space assignments for calling and making those
REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY spaces available before the end of the year. Our
committee is always looking for new volunteers. It
is not too difficult a commitment. We meet once a
(941) 923-9930 month to discuss current conditions and procedures
(800) 804-9930 and take turns answering the cell phone and making
space assignments typically for a one-week duration
FAX (941) 923-3400 a couple of times the entire season. We would
welcome new members. You can speak to any one
SUITE L-1 of the current committee and I will get in touch with
3900 CLARK ROAD you.
SARASOTA, FL 34233
continued on page 6
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The compound phone number is unchanged 941-
234-9062. If you need us call the cell during business Sunshine Committee
hours. If the “duty officer” is not immediately Submitted by Barb Buckingham
available, please leave a message for a return call. Our sincere condolences to the following
Hope everyone had a great holiday. neighbors:
Dave Springer on the loss of his wife, Carolyn
Springer
BEAUTIFICATION TEAM Willie Howlett on the loss of his wife, Rose
Submitted by Teri Engelgau We are thinking of the following people during
The Home of the Month for January 2022 is Ray their time of recuperation:
& Donna Last at 514 Tampico Drive. They Dottie Duquette
have worked so hard on their landscaping and Mark McGrath
maintaining the beauty of their home. Thank you so Glenn Miller
much for keeping The Cove one of the best places Tom Meiler
to live. December was pretty quiet for The Beauty Bob Patterson
Team due to the holiday and people traveling to see Don Whelen
their families. We helped a couple of our residents
with sprucing up their yards. We love to help our **Please contact Barb Buckingham at 231-313-
neighbors when they really need us due to certain 0771, or hcbull2@gmail.com with names of
circumstances. Please don’t hesitate to contact me neighbors that are either convalescing or that have
or the office so I can stop by and see what needs suffered a recent loss.
to be done. Due to liability issues, we do not power
wash homes. Look for us around the community
in January as we will be helping update a few A TOUCH OF SCIENCE
landscaping things in Harbor Cove. We ask that Submitted by Loren Walda
people reduce their speed when they approach us This year's science show will be Earth Really
as we want to stay safe when volunteering. We will Rocks. The exhibit will include samples of elements,
make every effort to put up cones and let you know compounds and minerals as well as focusing on the
we are there. Thank you for doing this for us. Harbor three main groups of rocks: igneous, metamorphic
Cove is selling Resident Yard Signs. The cost will sedimentary. The most interesting display is the
remain at $35.00 this season. If you would like to way plants and animals leave their image in rocks
order one, fill out a form and return to the office. called fossils.
The forms are located in the office or club house The show is scheduled for Saturday January 22,
bulletin board. Cash or US checks accepted (made 2022, at 9:30 to 12 noon in the RH.
out to Harbor Cove). Once we have 10 residents
that ordered, I will require payment and will place
the order with Jackson Signs. It takes at least two to Christmas Lights
three weeks to get the signs once they are ordered. Submitted by Dave Springer
If you have any questions or comments about We had such a great turnout to put up the Christmas
the Beautification Club, please email me at lights throughout the park…. Now we need all of
tengelgau57@gmail.com. you to help us take them down! We will have the
Happy New Year to all! manlift on Saturday, January 8, and that is the
day we will need your help. It was reported in the
December bulletin that the work will be done the
week of Jan 3-8 and you were to pick a day to work.
Unfortunately, it cannot happen that way. Lights
must be systematically taken down, identified, and
stored away in a certain way so they are ready to go
next year. We need to work together to make this
happen. Thank you in advance for your help…. See
you on the 8th at 8:30 a.m. either on the patio or in
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NEWCOMERS' LUNCHEON The annual general meeting of the Leaseholders
Submitted by: Terri Mieler Association (LHA), which represents all Harbor
Newcomers’ luncheon, Cove 99-year leaseholders, always held on the
sponsored by the Civic fourth Monday of February, will be held on Monday,
organization, will be held February 28th at 7:00 pm at the HC Recreation Hall
Wednesday February 9th. This is a free luncheon - upstairs. If you haven't already paid your one-time
and is for those who are new residents who Leaseholders Association fee of $15.00, please pay
purchased in 2020 and/or 2021. A light luncheon this amount when you arrive for the meeting. These
will be served, and several activity chairs will be funds help protect 99-year leaseholders' rights if
present to provide information on various activities issues arise in the future.
that Harbor Cove has to offer. We will publish a list of candidates for election and
This is a free luncheon however you must get tickets re-election in the February bulletin.
in advance to participate. Tickets will be available at Looking forward to seeing you all!!
Tuesday ticket sales the last two weeks of January
and the first week in February.
If you are an activity chair in Harbor Cove you may FROM THE BRIDGE
request to showcase your activity by emailing Terri Submitted by Sharon Cox
Mieler at tjmieler@yahoo.com or use the signup Wow, it’s been a busy December.
sheet on the Civic Bulletin Board. Thank you in It was a beautiful month; I think
advance for early responses. from what I have seen, it is going
to be a very busy year. People
are coming back and starting to settle in. Most of the
JANUARY POTLUCK things that we are doing, in the coming months, are
Submitted by Diane Matteson going to be a lot of fun. Please watch the bulletin
Happy New Year to everyone! Thursday, January board or come to a meeting and see for yourself what
20th is the date for our first potluck of 2022. Social is going on. We don’t want you to miss out! The flea
hour will begin at 4:30 pm and dinner will start at 5:30 market will be held on Jan. on the 29th, so mark
pm. Bring a dish to pass to serve 10-12, your own your calendar. This one will be in the parking lot by
silverware and coffee cup, whatever beverage you the club house. Don’t forget that your dues need to
want and $1 per person. Meat, bread, rolls, butter, be paid before the end of the of January. Please go
coffee and tea will be provided. After 15 years we to a Tuesday ticket sale, or a meeting to pay them.
are very happy and pleased to welcome the new We are about to have new board members. The
potluck coordinators Carol Clark & Beth Killian. Installation of officers is on the 7th of January. This
Come to show them your support. is our regular meeting night; it was moved due to a
Bill and Diane Matteson conflict. Our blessing of the fleet will be on January
Retiring Potluck Coordinators 9th. Bingo on the River will be on January 23rd. If
429-8008 we have the approval from the office, set up for the
flea market will be on the 28th at 2:00 in the parking
lot. All new Boat Club members are encouraged
Harbor Cove Leaseholders to volunteer with Wednesdays’ household items
Association (LHA) Annual pickups, or any other projects. We can always use
help. As most of you, know this is my last letter
Meeting and I want to thank everyone for your help and for
(Representing Harbor Cove owners with mobile everything that has made my life easy in the last few
homes on 99-year leased properties) years. I am not leaving by any means, but I’m going
Submitted by Tom Fitzgerald to let others take on some projects. After this year,
Welcome back to all our northern friends and new I am going to take a step back and just breathe for
residents. Seems like the Covid-19 issue did not a minute.
dampen enthusiasm for buying into the Harbor Cove
Community.
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Page 10Meet The Neighbor: Bob and TENNIS ANYONE?
Submitted by Suzanne Miller
Debra Seibert Has it been a while since you've
Submitted by Annette Banulski
played? Want to get back in the game? We have
On May 25, 2021, Bob organized round-robin tennis on Tuesday and
and Debra moved into Thursday from 8-10 and on Sunday from 10-12.
517 Windsor Place full Dust off those rackets and come join the fun.
time. They sold their
home in Huber Heights
Ohio, which is near HARBOR COVE DOMINOS
Dayton. It sold the first Submitted by Irene White 941-423-3304
day listed with multiple THE MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOS
offers. They bought their unit from her aunt and uncle, GAME NIGHT will start Tuesday,
Barb, and Chet Day. Debra has been visiting since January 4, 2022, upstairs in the Recreation Hall.
1987. They owned a condominium in Englewood Players need to arrive by 6:30 pm. Each player
called the Castaways, so it was easier visiting. They contributes $.50(cents) which goes toward the
had a survey done and were contemplating a tear evening prizes. Three games are played at each
down and then building a whole new unit. They have table and the 2 lowest scores move on to the next
a dock and recently bought a pontoon boat. They table. A total of 9 games are played. Please call if
enjoy being out on the water. Debra is from Beaver you have questions. **Robert Burton is now the
Creek and Bob from Vandalia, both in Ohio. Bob was contact person for dominoes**.
one of 4 kids. He grew up on a small agricultural
farm with some farm animals. Debra is one of 8
children. Her mom remarried a man with 6 kids and BINGO......BINGO.......BINGO...
already had 2 of her own, so it was a large family. Submitted by Irene White 941-423-3304
Bob worked for General Motors in the Tool and Die Every Wednesday starting
Department. In addition to his main job, he taught at 6 pm, upstairs in the HC
a math class at GM. He enjoyed being a teacher. Recreation Hall papers are sold
He also started his own Tool and Die Company for our weekly games of Bingo.
where he worked while at GM and after retiring Admission is $5.00 for a packet of
also. Debra was a cardiology vascular technician games. New people are coming each week to enjoy
for many years. She recently retired in April of this companionship and the games. Abbe’s Donuts are
year. The last few years she was required to work served at intermission, bringing your own beverage
100 hours per year. She would do it in a bunch and is permitted. All cans/bottles must be carried out.
then head to Florida. These two have been married Please remember there are folks who cannot see or
27 years after meeting online and dating 4 months. hear as well as others, so if you are in a favorable
They each came to the marriage with 2 children. spot, welcome them to your table.
They were both Catholic, loved children and each Civic cards for 2022 will be asked to be seen during
other, a formula for a happy marriage. They blended this month. Suggestions, comments are always
their 4 girls well. All are successful and gave them welcome.
9 grandchildren. Bob is wood shop vice president at
Harbor Cove. He is also a history buff. Debra plays
water volleyball and makes stain glass. She is also MICHIGAN PARTY
secretary of the Civic Association. They are both Submitted by Sandi Mullaly
members of the boat club. They like cruises and The Michigan party will be held
travel both in the USA and abroad. Bob and Debra Saturday, February 5, 2022, from
are both looking for more ways to be a part of their 5 PM to 9 PM.
new community. Lots of fun, food, games, and great entertainment!
Tickets go on sale January 4, 2022. $10.00 pp.
Volunteers needed, call Sandi at 517-398-3437
Page 112022 Photo Directory DANCE DANCE
The final photo sessions for the 2022 Harbor Cove Submitted by Susie Gaines
Photo Directory will be Monday-Saturday, Jan. 17- There will be two dances in
22. If you have not already had your photo taken or January. Our first dance is
you have not scheduled your January appointment, January 8th. Tickets sales will
you must do that now. Once the photographers be at 10 AM at the Club house on
leave Harbor Cove you will lose your opportunity to Tues. January 4th. The music will
appear in the directory, which means you will not be be provided by the band Caribbean Chillers and the
eligible to receive a copy. Only those who appear dance will have a Jimmy Buffett theme.
in the directory will receive a directory. Even if your The second dance will be January 22nd. Ticket
photo appeared in a previous edition, you must sales will be at 10AM at the Club house on Tues.
have a new photo taken this year since the previous January 11th and Tues. January 18th. The band will
company is out of business and everyone must sit be Krossing Jordon. They will provide a variety of
for a new picture. music for a fun night of dancing.
You can make an appointment online at ucb.dir, Both dances will start at 7PM and end at 10PM.
clicking the box on the right to schedule appointments, There will be ice provided. Just bring snacks and
and choosing your date and time. Use fl724 for the your favorite beverage. Door prizes and "50/50"
church name and photos for the church password. tickets will be sold. Tickets for both dances will
Or come to ticket sales on Tuesdays where a friendly, also be available at the door the night of the dance,
real, live person will schedule your appointment. providing the dance is not sold out.
Either way, don’t delay. This is your last opportunity *Must be 21 to attend dances*
to have your picture taken, receive a free 8x10 color
photo, and a free 2022 directory with photos of your
fellow residents. Questions? Sue Hanson 941-42- Craft Fair/Bazaar
2499 Submitted by Linda Heap
After being on pause last year due to Covid, the
craft fair/bazaar is returning this year! It will be held
Gentle Yoga on Saturday, February 19. Mark the date on your
Instructor: Ann Vajner 330-998-4394 calendar and come over to the Rec Hall to indulge
Join me on Thursdays, beginning January 6, at in some shopping for unique gift ideas or something
10:30am-11:15am for gentle yoga class at the for yourself. The pancake breakfast, bake sale and
clubhouse -upstairs. This class incorporates flowing hotdog lunch will also be part of the day’s activities.
sequences to warm up the body, as well as slower The craft fair is the Grandmothers’ main fundraiser
paced movements focusing on alignment, strength, of the year. Your support is very much appreciated.
balance, and flexibility. Please dress comfortably
and bring a yoga mat to class. Nameste
BLOOD DRIVE
Submitted by Kirk Bodwell
Sunday Night Music WHEN Tuesday Jan 25th, 2022
Submitted by David Sawyer Roll up those sleeves and give the gift
Join us on Sunday nights in the Clubhouse of life---and as a bonus, a person could use it as
Community room for music. Bring an instrument, weight loss—one lb. in a about 15 min, (eat your
your voice, or just come and listen. We meet at 7:00 heart out Peloton). There is always a great need for
and usually play until 9:00 pm blood so please give if you are able. I am sure there
will be a small reward from ONE BLOOD, as well as
great satisfaction.
Sign-up sheet will be in the club house lobby.
Any questions, call Kirk Bodwell 941 426 8807
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Page 13HARBOR COVE PICKLEBALL 2022 HC Singles
Submitted by Ken Oulton Submitted by Carol Farley
Pickleball is well underway on the December activities were again a compilation of
courts at the North Rec center. ideas from the group. We went to Alvaro’s for dinner
Veteran players are making their following our regular meeting. We had breakfast at
return, a year older and a step Patches in Venice. We enjoyed lunch at Cracker
slower. Scheduled times of play Barrel, also in Venice. Our annual Christmas party
have changed slightly from past seasons. was at Olde World. Again, we made contributions to
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, play begins at families through North Port Social Services. Thanks
8:30. Tuesday and Thursday the tennis players to all for their generous support.
have the courts first. Pickleball will start at 10:00. Our next meeting will be on January 5th, at 4:00 pm,
Saturday play is at 9:00. in the hospitality room on the Clubhouse. Stop by to
New players are always welcome. If you have never see what our plans for January include, or check our
played before, PLEASE call Ken at 941 423 1905 to bulletin posted on the wall next to the poker room,
arrange instruction. It is not possible to provide new sign up to any or all our activities, if interested, these
player instruction during scheduled playing time as are removed the evening before our event. Wishing
all courts are in use by experienced players. The all our Harbor Cove family the very best New Year.
courts are available Sundays and all afternoons for
players who wish to arrange their own games.
HARBOR COVE ENTERTAINMENT
Submitted by Diana Attanasio
Grandmothers’ News OLD GUYS RULE COMEDY TOUR
Submitted by Linda Heap This group is a show business success previously
Many thanks to all who contributed a children’s performing individually on cruise ships, casinos and
book for the Grandmothers’ Christmas project. Over comedy clubs across the nation. Now the experienced
150 books were donated to children here in North trio is traveling around Florida to entertain 55+ adults
Port. So wonderful! January events include hotdogs and share their senior hilarity. There’s no doubt that
on the patio (date TBA), food drive (Jan. 11), and this standup comedian, ventriloquist and humorous
pancake breakfast (Jan. 22). These activities occur singer will have us shedding tears of laughter.
monthly and are the main way the Grandmothers Laughter is the best medicine, and you’ll receive a
raise money for distribution to children’s charities lot of medicine for the $10 ticket price.
right here in North Port. Thank you for supporting Show date: January 15th
us! Time: 7:00 with doors opening at 6:30
Tickets will be sold on Tuesdays, Dec. 28, Jan. 4
and Jan. 11 from 10 – 11 in the RH
Crafty Ladies
We meet Wednesdays 10a -12pm in
Craft room 1 TRIVIA
Scheduled Crafts for: Submitted by Diana Attanasio
Jan 19-Sugar Scrubs Join us on Monday, Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. in the RH for
Jan 26-Valentine's Shadow Box a friendly trivia competition. The $1 entry is all given
Those interested in participating should sign up in back in prize money.
the North Rec Bldg. or message Lisa C. @ 941-429- Mark your calendars for future trivia dates: Jan. 10,
6039 Feb. 14, Mar. 14, and Apr. 11, 2022.
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Submitted by Carolyn Mattis
Pound Cake – and it was delicious! Everybody
I thought I didn’t have this loved it! From then on, almost all her wedding cakes
recipe anymore. I thought (and other cakes) were just the Pineapple Pound
it left with my Helen never Cakes. On the first wedding day the cake was all put
writing it down, but I found it together and the question was - “How are we going
mixed in with other recipes. to get it there?” HaHa. Well, Stanley said “We’ll put in
I was so happy that I cried! the trunk of the car”. Helen was like “No way!” But he
So, about this recipe: emptied the trunk, laid down sheets, put the wedding
It was in the early 70’s that Helen went to a cake cake in the trunk, and they prayed it would be alright
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Pleasantville. And so, Helen’s cake business started. drove crazy even when going slow. So Helen had
Helen was a great baker – if you can remember, to put it back together again. The next time Helen
everyone wanted her cakes. She made them for all put the cake together at the house with everything
kinds of parties. Then came wedding cakes in the looking great; then she took it apart and they put
70’s and 80’s. She made so many wedding cakes! It it in the trunk in layers. When they got the place,
was so interesting and fun to watch her. It took five she would put it all back together. The wedding cake
days: day 1 and 2 making beautiful flowers; day 3 was beautiful, and that’s how they did things in the
making the cake; day 4 getting the crumbs off the 70’s and 80’s. Helen baked many cakes for Bake
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• 2 sticks of real butter ½ cup of shortening (in tub)
• 2 ¾ cups of sugar 6 eggs
• 3 cups of flour 3 tsp of baking powder
• ½ tsp of salt ¼ cup of butter milk
• 1 small can of crushed pineapple (Dole 8 oz.) 1 tsp vanilla
1. Mix butter and shortening together.
2. Add sugar. Mix until creamy.
3. Slowly add one egg at a time.
4. Stir together flour, baking powder and salt.
5. Slowly alternate flour mixture, and butter milk together.
6. Add crushed pineapple and vanilla.
7. Pour into a greased and floured pan (not Pam).
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Page 19HARBOR COVE CONTACT & ACTIVITIES LIST 2022 ACTIVITY CONTACT NUMBER Update 4/10/2021 Harry Caudill 517-227-1106 *AMC (Assoc. of Myakka Communities) Diane Matteson 315-335-0878 Art Club: Oil/Acrylic, Water Color Susan Zornow 585-732-9278 Auditing Doug Witten 941-416-7965 Beautification Teri Engelgau 612-269-5661 Billiards Ray Montreuil 941-423-4044 Bingo Irene White 941-423-3304 Bird watching Donna West 585-613-1554 Blood Drive Kirk Bodwell 941-426-8807 *Boat Club Sharon Cox 740-674-6913 Bocce Greg Pierce 765-586-1574 Book Club Not assigned Bowling Cathy Dutkiewicz 586-675-5576 Budget Chairman Bob Meyer 507-340-0023 Bulletin Newsletter Barb Buckingham 231-313-0771 Bylaws Tom Hanson 941-218-9090 Cable TV/Bulk Diane Matteson 315-335-0878 Cards: Bid Euchre Richard Derr 517-320-0395 Cards: Bridge (Reg & Dup) Tom Hanson 941-218-9090 Cards: Canasta/Pennies from Heaven Jan Goudy 941-447-2146 Cards: Cribbage Barb Leonard 941-429-1164 Cards: Euchre Kirk Bodwell 941-426-8807 Cards: Nickels Barbara Ringler 941-4232426 Cards: Pinochle Marge Balser 941-400-4171 Cards: Poker (Ladies) Joanne Atherton 941-423-7327 Cards: Poker (Men) John Young 941-815-9138 Cards (poker mixed) Barbara Ringler 941-423-2426 Cha-Ching Travelers Group Pam Pearsall 941-426-7387 Civic Supply Closet Jim & Elaine Anthony 315-375-0000 Civic Social Hours Karen Caudill 517-227-0936 Clubhouse Electronic Sign Sharon Vandemark 419-303-1385 Leone Sullivan 941-423-2648 Coffee Hour Jim Belonger 414-552-0977 Community Channel Info Chairman Cindy Girard/Barb Leonard 512-529-8051/429-1164 *Compound Storage Committee Alan Westerberg, Chairman 941-234-9062 Crafts: Card Making Lisa Corbin 941-429-6039 Crafts: Fused Glass Lois Dodge 612-964-7289 Crafts: Glass Crafters Stained Glass Karl Goudy 941-412-6905 Elaine Miner 508-868-3962 Crafts: glass/resin Teri Engelgau 612-269-5661 Crafts: Fun At All Levels Stained Glass Patti Vail 513-368-3327 Crafty Ladies Lisa Corbin/Leone Sullivan 941-429-6039/941-224-8016 Cruises Joe Breunig/Jane Nason 941-423-8781 Dances Susie Gaines/Barb DiCicco 239-289-2315/ 774-249-2910 Dominoes Irene White 941-423-3304 Finance Chairman Ken Madej 518 466 1545 Fishing Club Paul Reis 727-421-1991 Golf (couples) LM Thursday Harry Caudill 517-227-1106 Golf (Ladies) OC-Monday Sue Turnquist 941-426-0486 Golf (Men’s Monday AM) Kirk Bodwell 941-426-8807 Page 20
ACTIVITY CONTACT NUMBER
Golf (Men’s10:30 a.m.) Wednesday Tom Markwood 941-426-8414
Golf (Men’s 12:30,M-TH) Richard Cashen 941-416-9594
Golf (Men’s 2pm Tues) Lou Emond 508-386-1893
*Grandmothers Club Linda Heap 941-426-7138
Health Fair Pam Pearsall/Mary Schieffer 941-426-7387/414-617-1434
Horseshoes Luke Lucas 740-607-2633
House Chairman Jim and Christine Belonger 414-552-0977/ 414-412-2340
*Lease Holders Association Norm Peiffer 419-350-9929
Library Jane Thom/Pinie Oulton 941-451-1811/941-423-1905
Line Dancing Classes Ellen McKeown/Joanne Atherton 941-246-8247/941-423-7327
Mah Jongg Judy Belyea 513-831-5403
*Marina Dale Jermyn 941-735-9740
Memorial Committee Irene White 941-423-3304
Nite Jam Sundays Dave Sawyer 207-807-8501
Name Tags June Bodwell 941-426-8807
Needle Arts Group Pat Lane 217-649-0391
Newcomers Terri Mieler 989-859-3411
Nomination/Election-Civic Tom Hanson 941-218-9090
*Nu Pi Alpha Sorority Nancy Whitten/Sandy Heacock 941-416-7964/941-240-5554
Pickleball Ken Oulton 941-423-1905
Photo Directory Sue Hanson 941-426-2499
Posters and Tickets Sue Hanson 941-426-2499
Pot Luck Carol Clark/ Beth Killian 207-249-8567/ 419-340-4898
Professional Entertainment Shows Guy Attanasio 419-340-8114
Quilting/Sewing Workshop Sandy Greif 941-429-7871
Reservation Chairman-Clubhouse Area Marcia Currie 941-735-4140
Reservation Chairman-North Rec Ctr Karl Goudy 941-412-6905
ROC Association Mark McGrath 513-288-9872
Scrabble Larry Gilman 207-458-8907
Shuffleboard Ron Bessey 207-992-3576
Singles Club Carol Farley/Judy Belyea 941-426-1716/513-831-5403
Slim & Trim (Morning Exercise) Dodie Walerius 941-423-2878
Square Dancing George Powell 609-846-1766
Standard Operations Procedure/Civic Karen Caudill 517-227-0936
Summer Committee Pam Pearsall 941-426-7387
Sunshine Greeting Barb Buckingham 231-313-0771
Sweatin’ to the Oldies Lori Fernandes 401-835-4118
Table Tennis Ron Bessey 207-992-3576
Tennis Suzanne Miller 513-884-3396
Tock Wednesdays Jan Goudy 941-447-2146
Trivia Diana Attanasio 517-238-2628
Water Aerobics Bonnie Erfourth 941-426-0564
Water Volleyball Debra Seibert 937-559-6630
Wood Carving Pinie Oulton 941-423-1905
Woodworker’s Guild Roger Jean 941-275-4191
Writers Group Mary Goddard 734-717-9852
Yoga Ann Vajner 330-998-4394
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Page 23Harbor Cove Daily Activities - North Rec Area
Monday Wednesday Friday
8-10 Tennis TC 8-10 Tennis TC 8-10 Tennis TC
8:30 Pickleball TC 8:30 Pickleball TC 8:30 Pickleball TC
9-12 Watercolor FA 9-12 Stained Glass - New and 9-12 Oils & Acrylic FA
9-12 W’color overflow CR1 Experience Artists CR2 9-12 Oils & Acr overflow CR1
9-12 Stained Glass - New and 10-1 Crafty Ladies CR1 9-12 FUN at ALL LEVELS
Experience Artists CR2 1-3 Fused Glass CR2 Stained Glass (1st & 2d Fri) CR2
12-3 Quilting CR1 1-4 Art – Open St FA 1-3 Fused Glass - by arr CR2
12-3 Quilting o’flow FA 1-3 Sewing Workshop CR1 12-3:30 Needle Arts CR1
1-3 Glass Resin. CR2 6-9 Fused Glass - by arr CR2 3-10 Art Open Studio FA
6:30 Scrabble CR2 9-12 Fused Glass (3d &4th Fri) CR2
Tuesday Thursday Saturday
8-10 Round Robin Tennis TC 8-10 Round Robin Tennis TC 9:00 Pickleball TC
9-12 FUN at ALL LEVELS 9-12 Watercolor FA 9-11 Photography CR2
Stained Glass CR2 9-12 W’color overflow CR1
9-12 Art – Open St. FA 9-12 Wood Carvers CR2
10:00 Pickleball TC 10:00 Pickleball TC
12-3 Special Crafts CR1 12:30-4 Cardmaking CR1
1-3 Horseshoes 12-3 FUN at ALL LEVELS
1-4 St Glass New and Experienced Stained Glass CR2
Artists - by arr. CR2 1-3 Horseshoes
6-9 St Glass - by arr. CR2 6-9 Quilting CR1
Sunday
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