March 2017

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

Managers Minute

It's March already! Spring, please slow down!

I can't believe it is March already. In only a few months our northern friends will be packing up and going back to their Northern homes leaving all of us Floridians behind. We will miss all who leave us for a spell. Now is the time to start thinking about power washing, weeding, shrub trimming and general clean up around your homes.

Please make sure you tell us who will be watching over your home while you are away. Last year we had to send out 62 violation notices to residents whose homes needed some TLC while they were away. Remember, in the summer it rains seemingly without stopping and the weeds and shrubs grow fast, to say the least. Thank you for making the necessary arrangements concerning your homes. All of our residents are so caring and because of that Camelot East is the #1 place to reside in Sarasota! God Bless you and America, Gail Sterling- Manager At your service, Gail Sterling

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Did you know...By Gail Sterling

1. It is a Florida state regulation that we must post the temperature of the pool and the spa every business day for the residents. The posting board is located on the exterior wall by the exercise room.

2. The dog park is now open. Thank you to Terry

and Denise Arney for donating the dog park to the community.

3. The water shut off valve in your carport at each

home is the community’s responsibility. If it is leaking please call the office and we will repair it or replace it at no charge to you. This does not include anything underneath or inside of your home.

4. The ownership trim the Queen Palms, Sable

Palms and Live Oak trees. The residents are responsible for all other trees or shrubs. (The ownership trims all trees, shrubs at the clubhouse common areas.)

5. The entire community is invited to go on a cruise

next January 21 through January 28, 2017. See details inside the Sun. We already have 38 residents and friends signed up. Your friends and family are welcome too! We are chartering buses that will leave from Camelot East and bring us back when the cruise is over.

6. We have several RV storage lots available for

you to rent. Each lot is $35.00 per month. Give Margaret a call at 941-923-2311 to reserve your spot.

At your service,Gail Sterling

Notes from the Social DirectorHello Everyone! We certainly had a Fabulous February. For those of you who went to the Phantom of the Opera Bus Trip you know it was wonderful. We went thru Ship and Shore Travel, the bus ride was comfortable and they were correct when they told us the food would be amazing at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre. The play was outstanding. I have had a couple requests to go back as it was

such an enjoyable day. I planned a trip for the play Jesus Christ Superstar on April 8th and Right Bed, Wrong Husband on June 22nd. Also we will be taking the bus to Tarpon Springs for a full day of fun on October 26th we don’t want to go over the summer as it will be too hot, more information coming soon! Our Community Luncheon was delicious. A very big thank you to Mike Polise who played the piano so beautifully for us. We have such great residents here and as always we so enjoy spending time together. This luncheon was the largest yet! I love my job so much, all of you have been so nice and friendly. It is a joy working here. Get ready, this month is a busy one, the Manager’s dance is on March 1st at 6:00pm, don’t forget to bring money to buy the raffle tickets. Deck Party on the 3rd, Trivia on the 4th. We are having the Fire Department here on March 8th from 9:30am to 11:30am. The All American Cookout on March 11th at 11:45am followed by An Evening with Ken McBride at 7:00pm. Our Community Luncheon on March 15th catered by Ruby Tuesday, with a special water presentation from Ricky Russell. We have talent here, on March 19th is The Follies from 3:00pm to 5:00pm. Next the Strawberry Social March 22nd at 1:00pm. Finishing off with Karaoke Night on the 25th from 7:00pm to 10:00pm, remember you don’t have to sing you can be the audience. Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all!!Joyce Russell

Strawberry SocialIt’s that time of year. Our Annual Strawberry Social. Mark your calendars for March 22nd at 1:00pm. Join in the fun and volunteer to help us decorate and cut up the strawberries. See your Social Director to sign up to be a volunteer!!

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Getting to know you…

Jack and Lorraine Wilson are seasonal residents. Their other home is in Barrie, Ontario Canada, they enjoy and are equally comfortable in both countries. Jack grew up in Toronto,

graduated from George Harvey Colligate, joined the Royal Canadian Air Force and served his country for 35 years. Lorraine grew up in Gander, Newfoundland and graduated from St Michael’s High School. After graduation she worked at Canadian National Tele-Communications. They met at a hockey game. A blind date had been arranged by one of Jack’s friends. Jack wasn’t happy with the idea at first until he saw Lorraine in the stands. He played that game tripping all over himself trying to impress her and 53 years later she still commands all his attention. They found Camelot East through a friend who lived here. As they drove through the gate Lorraine said “I’m home” and they completed their purchased in 1991. Jack and Lorraine have two children, Steve a Major in the Canadian Armed Forces and daughter Cathy a Court Prosecutor for the city of Barrie. They have 3 lovely grandchildren. Jack did a lot of traveling while in the Military and in retirement their travel consists of visiting friends and going on cruises. When I asked Jack “What are your hobbies?” He said “keeping the child bride happy!” He enjoys bicycling, dancing and home repair projects. Being a part of the H.O.A. Board is most satisfying to him and it’s his way of giving back to the community. Lorraine loves to read, dance, walk and cross stitch. When I asked what they liked about Camelot East, their response was “the feeling of being home, it is comfortable here and the people are always there to support one and another.” They also enjoy all the activities that are available with the option to do as much or as little as you like. We are happy they chose Camelot East!

Betty Lou Vegh is the Mother-in-law of Gail Sterling whom is married to her daughter Becky Lou. Betty moved here from San Clemente, California about two years ago. She is enjoying the peaceful and

safe community of Camelot East. Betty was married for over sixty years! Her late husband Moses was a church Pastor for many years in Findlay, Ohio, where they raised their family. Moses went to be with the Lord on January 25, 2014 and is missed very much by family and friends around the world. Betty has six children (one in Heaven) and nineteen grandchildren (two in Heaven). She also has eight great granddaughters, so life keeps her quite busy. Moses and Betty’s ministry was called “Ambassadors of Hope”. The Lord allowed them to travel to many nations to tell of the love of Jesus, (The good news of the gospel). They also lived in Budapest, Hungary for about four years as Moses spoke the Hungarian language. Betty is so thankful that she gave her life to the Lord in her youth and for God’s blessings on their family over the years. There is nothing to compare with the peace of God that passes understanding (Phil 4:7). We are so glad you are here!

Gail Sterling is our Manager. He is from North Baltimore, Ohio right outside of Toledo. Gail was a Diamond importer for 27 years, sold 2 stores and sold over 100 million in diamonds & jewelry. He owned two businesses one was Gail Sterling Associates Diamond

Wholesale and Sterling Diamonds Retail. His son Christian bought the retail business and still owns it today. Becky worked as a secretary at Hope Temple Church in Findley where they met. On their first date in 1977, Gail was 17 and Becky 19 he asked her to marry him! She said “yes, sometimes dreams come true”. They will be married this November 17th for 39 years. A year and a half later they had their first child Christian, a year and a half after that came Steven and five years later they had Ashley. Gail and Becky have five granddaughters who call them Pa Pa and Mi Mi. Our residents get to see them when they go around on the golf carts or if they are performing on stage. In 2005 they moved to California for only 3 months. Moved to Florida to become a Real Estate Agent with ReMax. In 2008 Gail was nominated Top Real Estate Agent in all of Florida. He was in the top 10 out of 11,000 agents! They also worked with a missionary based in Oakland, California for 1 year. Gail was fortunate to go to China. In 2010 Gail started

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as a Community Manager at Gulf Stream Towers in downtown Sarasota for 1 year. Followed by Bayshore Windmill Village in Bradenton, he was there for 2 and a half years and sold 86 homes there. In 2013 Gail was offered the Manager position at Camelot East, he loves it here! He also coached Basketball for 17 years with 102 wins and 46 losses. Becky was a wonderful stay at home Mom raising their children. One of her great passions is decorating, you get to see some of it here around Christmas time. She also enjoys shopping and absolutely loves being a Grandmother. Gail says “she is lovely on the inside and out”. Together they have been on 15 cruises, their favorite is the Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas. Gail likes to Golf and is a master Spin instructor. Becky says “he has rode 24,000 miles on the spin bike since 2005, gone all the way around the world and hasn’t gone anywhere”. LoL. Lastly he has been a Jazz Trumpeter for 44years! When I asked him what he loves about Camelot East he said, “Location, how safe and clean it is, and all of the friendly residents”. We all are GLAD to have you here as our Manager.

Painting & Pizza

What a combination! On March 27th from Noon to 2:30 let’s get together for a fun time painting. Pizza and salad will be served. All paint supplies provided. You will go home with a wonderful painting created by YOU! Cost $35.00. See you in the auditorium.

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. To sign up to be a member simply, make a check payable to Camelot East H.O.A in the amount of $15.00 and place it in the wooden box located directly next to the sign up books in the hallway.

EVENT Date Tickets on Sale

Manager’s Dance March 1st on saleSarasota County Fire Dept. March 8th Sign up in HallwayAll American Cookout March 11th Sign up in Hallway Evening with Ken McBride March 11th on sale Feb 7th Community Luncheon March 15th on sale Follie’s March 19th on sale Feb 14th Strawberry Social March 22nd Sign up in HallwayPool Party April 1st on sale Jesus Christ Superstar April 8th Ship & Shore Travel Make sure you mark your calendar for ticket sales and check the hallway for events you need to sign up for.

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

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Come to Ireland with Us!

Yes, after many requests and much careful planning, Camelot East is going to Ireland in May 2018, and we invite you to join us!Our tour will be led by Camelot East residents, Anne Tarrant & John Kelly. Anne was born and raised in Ireland, and has been leading tours to her homeland for more than 12 years, so this is not your typical tourist trip. She knows the places and the people, guaranteeing a truly unique experience. “I love to show people the ‘real’ Ireland, says Anne.” “As well as visiting some wonderful well-known and historic places, we’ll also venture off the beaten path to capture the essence of Ireland’s culture and charm”. Our leisurely tour will take us to the counties of Kilkenny, Clare, Mayo, Galway, Dublin, and more. This well planned itinerary presents the wonders of Ireland combined with excellent hotels, top-class visits and plenty of craic (fun)! From the moment you set foot on Irish soil you will feel like you have come home. Experience the warmth and charm of the Irish people and immerse yourself in the richness of ancient Celtic heritage. ‘Tis sure to be the trip of a lifetime! There will be an informational meeting on Thursday, March 23, 2017 at 6:30pm in the auditorium. At that time we will go over the itinerary and cost along with addressing any questions or concerns you may have.

THURSDAY, MARCH 23rd 6:30PM

By Ann DiTullio

2017 Sock HopSubmitted by Ron Stauffer and Susan Baux

Wow!! A good time was had by all at the Annual dance. With great music by Spotlight Entertainment. There was a sold out crowd. The evening began with pictures taken by Greg Chapman. The meal consisted of Philly cheese steaks, mac & cheese, caesar salad and chips. The games were fun, musical chairs, pin the tail on the donkey, with cash awards to the winning tables. During the evening music and dancing, we also had contests consisting of the Twist and the best costume! Prizes were awarded. There was a 50/50 drawing and half of the money ($187.00) was donated to Children’s Hospital of Tampa. Also a very nice donation from Arney Inc.! At the end of the evening root beer floats were served. The evening ended with guests holding hands and singing “Proud to be an American”. The party was a success due to an outstanding committee consisting of Denny & Ann DiTullio, Cindy Gober, Ed & Marcia Robinson, Steve & Tanya Sheridan and Terry & Karen Tomson.

Camelot East Mixed Bowling LeagueSubmitted by Ron Stauffer

2017 season began on January 5th with 12 teams competing in a 12 week season. Jack Shafer led the way in week 1 with 572 series, Ron Stauffer had a 200 game with 121 and 535, Jim Penn rolled 533 and Phil Wheeler had 528 series. Bibi Crowder led Gal’s with 455 and high game 164, Wanda Bailey had a 454 series and Joan Collins 441. Second week saw perianal average leader Phil Wheeler lead pack with 573 series, followed by Ron Stauffer with 529 and 201, Russ Gable 519 and 204. Bibi Crowder again led the Gal’s with 494 series followed by Lynne

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Townshend with 476 and a high game of 191 and Wanda Bailey 463. Third week Phil Wheeler again led men with 558 series followed by Ron Stauffer 548 and lone 200 game of 218, Jack Shafer 539 , Peter Townsend 533 , Tom King 527 and Gene Slesicki 517. Joan Collins led women’s with 493 series and high game of 199. Wanda Bailey had a 484 series and Bibi Crowder 474 and Shelia Wheeler rolled a 450. Fourth week Jack Shafer led men’s with 581 series and 222 single followed by Phil Wheeler 565 and season high game of 235 , Andy Bach had 536 and 208 , Tim Ebel 501 and Bob Stockslager 500. Wanda Bailey again led the Gal’s with 462 and Bibi Crowder 454. Fifth week saw Jim Penn lead Men’s with 562 series and 205 single, Phil Wheeler 555 and 205, Jack Shafer 516 and Ron Stauffer 501. Bibi Crowder again led the Gal’s with 530 series, 187 high game, followed by Wanda Bailey with a pair of 179 and 509 series. Joan Collins 473 and 179. Sixth week Tim Ebel & Peter Townshend led Men’s with 519 series , Gene Slesicki 213 and 502 , Ron Stauffer using Phil Wheelers ball shot a 500 , Phil 499 and Jim Penn and Norm Miller each had a 200 game. Gal’s average leader Bibi Crowder again with 477 series.

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Chair Volleyball

This is something new we are going to try. First game is March 23, 2017 from 1pm to 2pm in the auditorium. It’s a lot of fun. Bring a friend, the more the merrier! Sign up book in hallway. For more information please call Connie Norton at 630-263-3932.

Dog ParkOur new Dog Park is now open! If you would like to have your dog socialize with other dogs come on out in between 10am and Noon Monday thru Friday. See you there!!

Event PhotosWe are so thankful for Greg Chapman taking the photos at all of our events. He creates lovely poster boards for us. If you would like some personalized photos please see Joyce Russell in the Social Directors Office to have copies printed.

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 HOAHomeowner 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 otherHOA 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.

Mixed Bowling LeagueWe 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.

2017 Directory UpdatesOur new Directory will be ready this month!

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.

Residents helping ResidentsSome 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.

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SARASOTA’S FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERSCamelot 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 361-6217 / 361-6222Elder Care 1-800-963-5337Evacuation Information 361-6844Florida Power and Light 917-0708Hospitals HCA Doctor’s Hospital 342-1100 Sarasota Memorial Hospital 917-1000Libraries 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 1-800-921-8102

LIVING A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE – ON THE BRIGHT SIDEby Roni Antenucci, Wellness Consultant

The past three weeks have turned out to be an interesting learning experience for me. I consider myself to be a pretty optimistic person, but, I had been trying to recover from a persistent, debilitating illness. Just as I appeared to be recovering – bang, I got sick again and it was beginning to get me down.

An old friend passing through on her way north decided to stop for an overnight visit. She brought with her all the news from the north about many people we knew – who was ill, who had become incapacitated, who died, who divorced, and, in general, she recited a litany of “bad” news. When she left the next day, I found myself bone-weary, exhausted and down in the dumps. I had allowed myself to become infected by her emphasis on the deterioration of the aging process in our mutual friends.

The following week we had another visitor from out of town. He spoke about his lack of desire to travel, to visit family or friends, or even to leave his home because it meant that he had to make decisions when he would much rather just stay put and watch the world go by. When I asked why, his answer surprised me. “I have to worry about making reservations, getting there on time, making sure everything is in order at home, cancel the paper, and what if we get sick . . . .“ On and on the list went. He worried about everything and it was obvious that he feared what would happen if he didn’t. I wanted to argue – it’s just a part of life, of living. Yet, I was aware he already knew that.

Both of our visitors seem to have absorbed a belief in all the stereotypes of an old age that saps us of life. But the reality is while we do need to adjust to the limitations of our bodies as we age, we do not need to let those limitations define us. Now is the time to explore new ideas, thoughts, relationships, behaviors and goals and allow them to help reshape the old ideas that have controlled our lives in the past. We can begin to look at the bright side of aging – the experience and wisdom we have to create a life more suited to who we want to become in the here and now.

Camelot East and Social MediaFollow us on Facebook! All of our upcoming events you will find there, simply click on the events tab. Also under Albums you can view all the photos taken at our events. Feel free to leave a comment about Camelot East. Don’t forget to “share” and “Like”.

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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 941-927-3859 315-289-5248 jbondur@yahoo.com FEB 2018Member at Large Jack Wilson 941-923-7645 Jack.wilson@bell.net FEB 2018

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

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.

Email Update for the Sun ArticlesPlease send all articles to the following email social.came@newbymanagement.com

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 Ladies Bowling

The New Year started out with some great scores. Sue Roberts had the high game of the week with a 178 and Joanne Anderson followed with a 167. Betty Christatos had two high games of 164 and 152. Carol Gaudino had a nice 161 game and Flo Schuler, Jane Stockslager and Joanne Bailey all came up with a 150 game. Great way to start out the New Year gals! Joanne Bailey also picked up a 3-10 split, Flo Schuler picked up a 5-10, Estelle Thomas a 6-10-7, and Connie Keller a 5-7.

Week 2 had only 3 games over 150. Susan Carlson had a 153, Mary Fox a 150 and Joanne Bailey a 150 game. Robelle Feffer picked up a 5-7 split, Joanne Bailey the 8-10, Judy Schafer the 4-10, Patty Chiszar a 4-7, Patty Schreiber a 3-4-7 and Mary Fox a 1-5-7. Jane Stockslager got her first turkey of the season.

Week 3 was unbelievable with 14 bowlers having games 0ver 150. Carol Guadino had two great games, a 163 and 153 and had a turkey as well. Joanne Bailey had a nice 156 game and picked up a 5-7 split. Our high bowler of the week was Jane Stockslager. She had a 177 game and a hambone as well (4 strikes in a row). Wow, she surprised herself as did Ann DiTullio who bowled a 162 game and picked up a 6-7-4 split. Joan Collins had a nice 160 game and Colette Valentine helped us out this week and had a nice 150 game. Judy Shafer had a 156 game and a turkey, Lynn Morong had a good day with a 160 game and Susan Carlson came up strong once again with a 159 game and a 169 game.Jacque Ruse surprised herself big time when she bowled her highest game ever, a 170. Flo Schuler had a nice 162 game. Outstanding scores!!

Week 4 had Lynn Morong with the high game of 171. Betty Christatos had a nice152 game and picked up a 3-10 split. Joan Collins had two good games, a 168 and a 158. Susan Carlson had another good week with a 156 game and picked up a 3-10 split. Carole Cormier did some great bowling today and had a nice 152 game but picked up two splits, a 2-7 and a 3-10 as well. Estelle Thomas had a nice 154 game. Joanne Anderson picked up a 3-10 split. Jacki Ebel had her highest game ever and helped out her team with a 153 game and picked up a 4-7 split. Flo Schuler picked up a 2-7 split. Good Week!

Week 5 had some very high scores. Connie Keller bowled her best game ever and came so close to joining the 200 club with her score of 198. She also had a turkey. Flo Schuler wasn't far behind with a great 193 game. Jane Stockslager is really showing her talent with another great game of 169. Carol Guadino picked up two splits, a 7-5 and a 4-5. Joanne Bailey was our split queen for the day picking up a 3-10 and two 5-7 splits. Jacki Ebel picked up a 3-10 as well and Robelle Feffer a 3-10 also. Ann DiTullio had another high game, a 153. She is on a roll! Lynn Morong had a great 163 game. Patty Chiszar picked up a 4-5-7 split!

Understanding the best protein to burn fat and gain lean body massSubmitted by Arlene Wisser

Source: http://www.isagenixhealth.net/what-kind-of-protein-is-best-for-losing-weight/Whey is high in leucine, a branched-chain amino acid, which has been shown to stimulate muscle protein synthesis and muscle turnover.The study tested the metabolic rate, satiety, and glucose control of 23 lean, healthy individuals following one of the meal options. Subjects were tested in a metabolic chamber measuring their basal (resting) energy expenditure.Both protein type and how it is sourced matters. research from the Nestle Research Center in Switzerland, whey protein consumed at breakfast, lunch, and dinner proved most successful than either casein or soy proteins for boosting fat burning and simultaneously reducing muscle loss. whey protein elicits a greater thermic response than does protein composed of either casein or soy,” the scientists report in the March issue of The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.The thermic effect of food is a measurement of the amount of energy that is required for digestion and absorption and metabolism. Put simply, the act of eating and digesting both brings in calories and burns them. Eating foods with a higher thermic effect can support weight management goals, and in the case of whey protein, even promote muscle growth.http://www.isagenixhealth.net/wheys-amino-acid-profile-best-for-building-muscle-in-older-men/

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Research suggests that the glycemic impact of the foods you eat at one meal can last for up to 14 hours and influence what you decide to eat for your next meal.hermogenesis, promote satiety, and encourage healthy weight management.A growing hot topic in the field of biomedical research is intermittent fasting where the body’s natural rhythm is designed to give the digestive system a rest between dinner and breakfast. But there is a growing appreciation and need for an extension to intermittent fasting called nutritional cleansing that takes health and body composition to a whole new level. This is where the body’s natural detoxification process is supported by an antioxidant and botanical-rich beverage on periodic cleanse days. Why is nutritional cleansing becoming a more popular part of a healthy life style? Primarily, the body’s own natural detox process is over burdened by toxins in today’s environment, the food we eat and the water we drink. That applies to everyone. Ideally, we need to efficiently release the toxins to promote fat burning and in turn the ability to increase healthy lean muscle massWhen individuals people go on low-caloric diets to release weight, as an example, weight can be released but the not the toxins. The body, in turn, is naturally forced into survival mode by storing fat (known as visceral fat) to protect its vital organs and tissues from the lodged toxins. The weight rebounds. Ingredients in our food system, notably in processed foods, the deficiency of minerals in our soil and the growing list of approved chemicals are some of the many underlying challenges that were not present many years ago.Ongoing research studies from Skidmore College in New York, increasingly suggest that programs with nutritional cleanse days, in combination with days consuming quality protein shakes and healthy meals and snacks, can increase the chance of a healthier, longer life. We get to burn body fat and gain lean muscle more efficiently with improving metabolic and cardiovascular markers that including insulin sensitivity and arterial health. Bottom line, we can look to nutritional cleansing as a missing link to a healthy lifestyle. For more on Solutions for Weight, Energy, Performance and Healthy Aging, visit http://bit.ly/16YDgZ7

What is primary care?

Primary care means frontline care, and it can come from doctors (family physicians, internists or pediatricians), physician assistants or nurse practitioners, with help from other team members such as nurses, physical/occupational therapists, dentists, pharmacists, social workers, psychologists and others. Primary care clinicians are the quarterbacks of patient care.

They make sure that their patients and their needs don’t fall through the cracks of our increasingly confusing health care system. Primary care clinicians care for their patients across the spectrum of their care, including:

• being the first point of contact for undiagnosed health problems

• comprehensive, whole-person care• building longitudinal relationships and treating

chronic problems• coordinating across other health services

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Why is primary care so important?

It’s simple: Primary care clinicians ensure that patients get the right care, in the right setting, by the most appropriate practitioner and in a manner consistent with the patient’s desires and values.

Data on our health care system increasingly show that areas with higher concentrations of primary care clinicians have lower cost, higher quality health care. But we don’t need data to confirm what each of us know already: the incredible value of being cared for by someone who knows us well and understands both our health issues and our personal values. Key stakeholders – employers, legislators and patients – are increasingly recognizing the value of primary care.

What is revitalized primary care?

Primary care that achieves the "quadruple aim" is what is considered revitalized. The quadruple calls for providing better health care, enhancing the patient experience, lowering health care costs and improving the work life of health care clinicians and staff members.

Fun facts about March1. March is named after Mars, the Roman god of

war as it was the month in which the military campaigning season got under way after winter.

2. In Old English one name for the month of March was “Hlyda” meaning “loud” possibly because of the roaring March winds.

3. March is the only month with three consecutive consonants in its name in English.

4. An old proverb says that “March comes in a like a lion and goes out like a lamb”, which means that winter is ending and spring is beginning.

5. In ancient Rome before Julius Caesar’s calendar reform, March was the first month of the year.

6. The expression “mad as a March hare” dates back to 1529. It refers to the wild behavior of male hares during the mating season in March.

7. Fredric March twice won an Oscar for Best Actor. Main Street on The March (1941) and March Of The Penguins (2005) also won Oscars.

8. MARCH is an acronym for the Medically Aware and Responsible Citizens of Hyderabad.

9. The birthstone for March is aquamarine and the

flowers are the daffodil or violet.10. More 20th century UK Prime Ministers had

birthdays in March than any other month

St. Patrick’s Day PoemMay You Be BlessedOn this lovely day may you be blessed with a potful

of gold, May a gorgeous and delightful future, in front of

you, unfold. May St. Patrick bless you with wonderful treasures

to behold, May your life be like a marvelous legend worth to

be told.Have A Happy Saint Patrick's Feast.

Nite Train ExpressOn April23rd the Nite Train Express will be hosting a Pancake Breakfast at the Applebees at 5490 Clark Road from 8:00am to 10:00am. This is a fundraiser for Oak Park School. Tickets are $10.00 and can be purchased in advance from Dawn your mail carrier. To contact Dawn her cell number is (941) 228-2088. Dawn hopes to see you there!

Postage increaseOn 1-22-17 postage increased to .49, a book of stamps in $9.80. A roll of 100 is $49.00. Global stamps are $1.20, $12.00 for a book of ten. Please use the orange stamp envelopes when ordering. This eliminates confusion. If you need an orange envelope let me know or there is a supply in the front office. Thank you.By Dawn Schwab US Mail

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Healthy Recipes - Eggplant NapoleonIntroductionThis recipe was inspired by moussaka, eggplant Parmesan and lasagna. The result is a light and tasty meatless meal that makes any night a special occasion.Minutes to Prepare: 10Minutes to Cook: 20Number of Servings: 4

Ingredients

TipsWhen breading, think dry hand, wet hand. Use one hand to dip ingredients into the wet parts (eggs, milk, water, etc.) and gently transfer into the dry ingredients (flour, bread crumbs, etc.). Use the "dry hand" to transfer breaded items to the pan.

DirectionsPreheat the oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit.

Place a large saute pan over moderate heat. Heat the pan, then heat the oil. Add the onions and cook for 2 minutes (we're sweating not sauteing them, so we don't want them to get any color). Add the mushrooms and zucchini to the pan, stir to combine, and cook for 2 minutes. Add the spices and tomatoes, stir again, and simmer for 8 minutes.

While the tomato sauce is simmering, prepare the eggplant. Place the egg whites in a flat-bottomed dish and the bread crumbs in a second dish. Dip each slice of eggplant into the egg whites using one hand, then coat in the bread crumbs using the other hand.

Place a nonstick skillet over moderate heat. When the pan is warm, remove from heat briefly to spritz with nonstick cooking spray. Place the pan back on the burner. Saute each slice for 30 seconds per side, just to brown the bread crumbs.

Layer half of the eggplant in a 9x13-inch baking dish. Top each slice with 1/4 cup sauce. Layer the remaining eggplant on top of the first set of slices (you're creating eggplant stacks). Top each stack with another 1/4 cup of sauce. Sprinkle on the cheese, and bake for 10 minutes, until the cheese is melted and bubbly. Serve with an additional 1/4 cup sauce.

Makes 4 servings, each serving contains 3/4 cup of sauce

• 2 teaspoon olive oil• 1 large onion, chopped• 8 ounces mushrooms, sliced• 3 small zucchini, chopped• 1 14.5-ounce can no salt added petite diced

tomatoes• 1 14.5-ounce can no salt added crushed

tomatoes• 1 teaspoon dried oregano

• 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme• 1/2 teaspoon black pepper• 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes• 2 large eggplants, sliced 3/4" thick• 2 egg whites, beaten• 1/2 cup bread crumbs (preferably whole-

wheat or panko)• 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese, shredded• 2 tablespoons low-moisture mozzarella

cheese, shredded

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March 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 Hand & Foot 7pm Bridge

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

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

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

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

8am Men’s Tennis 9am Bocce

Monthly Special Events Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Manager’s Dance The Big Z Band

6:00pm

2 1pm BUNCO

7pm HOA Board Meeting

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5:30pm Deck Party

4 Trivia

7:00pm

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6

7

2pm Book Club

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Sarasota County Fire Department

9:30am – 11:30am

9 Ladies Lunch Bunch

Noon

7:30pm HOA General Meeting

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11 All American Cookout

11:45am An Evening with Ken

McBride 7:00pm

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15 Community Luncheon

Noon

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1pm BUNCO

17 Supper Club

5:00pm

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19 Follies 3:00pm

20 21 22 Strawberry Social

1:00pm

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6:30pm Ireland Info.

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Karaoke Night 7:00pm to 10:00pm

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March 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 Hand & Foot 7pm Bridge

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

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

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

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

8am Men’s Tennis 9am Bocce

Monthly Special Events Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Manager’s Dance The Big Z Band

6:00pm

2 1pm BUNCO

7pm HOA Board Meeting

3

5:30pm Deck Party

4 Trivia

7:00pm

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6

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2pm Book Club

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Sarasota County Fire Department

9:30am – 11:30am

9 Ladies Lunch Bunch

Noon

7:30pm HOA General Meeting

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11 All American Cookout

11:45am An Evening with Ken

McBride 7:00pm

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15 Community Luncheon

Noon

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1pm BUNCO

17 Supper Club

5:00pm

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19 Follies 3:00pm

20 21 22 Strawberry Social

1:00pm

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6:30pm Ireland Info.

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Karaoke Night 7:00pm to 10:00pm

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Camelot EastBook Club

March7th

The Ladies RoomBy Carolyn Brown

&

April 4th

Me Before YouBy Jo Jo Moyes

BuncoWith a lot of fun too!March 2nd & 16th

at 1pmFor more information Call Vinnie 925-2795

Game of Dice

Deck PartyFriday

March 3rd

at 5:30pm

Residents are asked to bring a cover dish

and your drink of choice.

Ladies LunchBunchwill be going to

The Grasshopper (Tex-Mex)7253 S. Tamiami TrailSarasota 941-923-3688

Thursday March 9thAt noon

Contact person:

Mary Lou Feffer (941)-927-0673

Meet at the restaurant!

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Birthdays for the Month of March

Olga McGuinness 01John Wittenberg 01Clifford Miller 02Mary Vaughhan 03Michael Guarino 03Thomas King 03Sarah Matthews 03Wilfred Lussier 03Glenn Zempel 04Robert Stockslager 04Bernadine Arnold 04William Grossi 06Kurt McClung 07George Winter 07Kenneth Ball 08Diana Koon 09Willard Anderson 10Lois Parrish 11Madeline Madden 12

Robert Anderson 12Joanne Bailey 13Alex Thistle 13Dale Welch 13Lorraine Wilson 14Ray Townsend 14Teri Hiter 16Kathleen Gallagher 16Debbie Brown 16Ruby Cust 17James Prendergast 18Patricia Dilione 19Donald Chapdelaine 20Maxine Althouse 20Sharon Rodeheaver 20Dennis Bennett 20Raymond Courtney 21Joan Spina 21

William Larkin 21Norman Miller 22James Apostolacus 23Daryl Kuyper 23Denise Almy 23Doris Gosselin 24Mike Gushue 24Elaine Iwanski 25Ann DiTullio 25Helen Sobiech 25Werner Parker 26Patrick Burke 28John Brown 29Charlotte Roberts 29Terry Tomson 29Bill Schneider 30Catherine Chenard 30Allan Thompson 31

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All American CookoutSaturdayMarch 11th

11:45am – 1pmIn the Auditorium

Menu:Hamburger Potato Chips

Soda or Water $4.00

Hot Dog Potato Chips Soda or water $3.00

Signup in hallway by March 2nd

TIRED OF WATCHING TV

Sunday NightEUCHRE

Be at the Clubhouse at6:20 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 Clubwill be going

to

The Cheesecake Factory

The Mall at University Town Center

Sarasota 941-256-3760on

March 17th at 5:00 pm

Meet at the Restaurant

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SaturdayTrivia

March 4th

at 7:00 pm

BYOB EverythingSign up book in hallway

$2.00 per person

$ 5.00Community Luncheon

March 15thAt noon

Tickets are on sale in the Social Directors office

A special water presentation from our very own Ricky Russell!

Line DancingEvery Monday at 4pm

Come on out and have fun!

YogaWednesday morning is our Mat Class

at 9:00am

Tuesday afternoon something new!“Seated Yoga”

1:00pm

Come try it out and bring a friend

With Lisa Davis

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Mixed BowlingLeague

AMF bowling CenterTo sign up call Ron Stauffer

610-413-7000

7 Day Caribbean CruiseJanuary 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 4:30pmArriving 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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Sarasota County Fire Department

Will be here on March 8th

9:30am – 11:30am to conduct the yearly

Smoke Detector Program

Sign up in the hallway!

Follies March 19th

3:00pm

Wine Fountain – Assorted Desserts

Singers – Dancers – Magicians

Residents $2.00 Guest $5.00

If you have not signed up for an act or chorus member yet contact Bev Sheridan 937-750-5449

Tickets on sale February 14th before bingo for the first two weeks, then will be available in the Social Directors office.

Spring Cleaning beginning March1st

We will have two 64 gallon locked containers for you to drop off papers

you would like to be shredded, absolutely free. They are going to be

here for the month of March 2017, 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

Pool PartySaturday April 1st

Noon to 4pm

Music by DJ Lynn’s Spins

Residents $3.00

Guests $6.00Subs – Side Dishes - Dessert

Contact: Lois Scranton 217-494-8122

Tickets on sale February 28th before Bingo

After two weeks available in the Social Directors Office

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Manager’s DanceWednesday March 1st

6pm

The Big Z Band

Come join us for an evening of fun, with great food and dancing to the Big Z Band!

Tickets are $3.00 on sale starting February 1st In the Social Directors Office

Manager’s Dance Raffle

We will be selling raffle tickets at the event Cost is $10.00 per raffle ticket or 3 raffle

tickets for $20.00

Grand Prize: One month FREE LOT RENT to one lucky Camelot East

Homeowner!2nd Prize: $100.003rd Prize: $50.00

You must be present to win!Drawing is at 8pm

Enjoy a Performance with Ken McBride

PIANIST, VOCALIST, ENTERTAINERSaturday March 11th

Doors open at 7:00pmShow starts at 7:30pm

Residents: $8.00Guests: $11.00

Tickets go on sale Tuesday, February 7th before Bingo and will be available in the Social Directors Office

Contact: Mary Bologna 724-986-3160

Pizza & Painting!March 27th

Noon to 2:30

Let’s get together and paint a beautiful picture!

$35.00

All paint supplies providedCanvas, 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.

Sign up book in hallway!

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Newby Management & Camelot East

Invite you to our Strawberry Social

March 22nd at 1:00pm

Sign up book in hallway!Volunteers needed to help cut up

strawberries, decorate and clean up. See your Social Director to help.

Who wants to play Cribbage?

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

and Crafts Room

March 9th & 23rd

Please contact Carolyn Ginalski941-925-3809

Anyone interested in forming a group to play

Canasta?

Please contact Charlotte Polise at 941-921-2668

Chair Volleyball

March 23rd

1pm to 2pm

Let’s have some fun, bring a friend!

Contact Connie Norton for more information at 630-263-3932

Sign up book in hallway!

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Karaoke NightSaturday March 25th

7:00pm to 10:00pm

Come on everyone! Join us for a guaranteed night of fun. Bring snacks and your favorite

beverage. Experience a nightclub atmosphere in our very own auditorium. You don’t have to sing, you can be our audience! This event

is free.

Sign up book in the hallway to account for how many tables and chairs are needed.

Contact: Karen Tomson 765-432-1281

Camelot Men’sGolf

Serenoa Golf CourseFriday Mornings at 7:00am

To sign up call Bob Hughes607-425-2715

2017 ChampionsLen Winsor & Daryl Kuyper

Day Bus Trip!

April 8th

We are going to the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre in Fort MyersRated 1# best dinner theatre

Jesus Christ Superstar

Lunch Buffet – Salad & Dessert Bar

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

Pick up at Camelot East at 9:45amSign up book in hallway!

$87.00 per personCheck made payable to Ship & Shore Travel

Please drop off check to Joyce Russell in the SocialDirectors Office

Ready Set Go!

April 19th at 1:00pm

Come join us for a really fun time!We will be competing, there will be a first, second and a third place winner. A week before this event the RC cars will be available in the office for you to

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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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