was not met by Saturday, we would have had to reschedule the meeting. When we don’t have enough votes for the budget, the State requires that we proceed to fully funded. The annual maintenance cost for fully funded “A” homes of which there are 19 would have been $619.35, and “B” homes which total 269 would have been $705.96. Compare those figures with what you pay now.

We have changed the procedure for paint. We no longer keep it in the shed. The paint is now stored at the Maintenance Of-fice, if you want to do touch-up’s to the house, shutters, or front door please call the office and they will be happy to accommo-date you. The number is 727-577-5670.

The Board is working to beautify the Burma Ditch. Edgar’s landscaping is in the process of removing all the dead and dying vegeta-tion. Once the area is cleaned, we will ferti-

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Volume 33, December 2017 Issue 9

FIVE’S FORUM*

BOARD OF DIRECTORS by Donna Massey

The Board would like to wish everyone Happy Holidays. I think it is nice to see the lights and decorations on many of the homes. The social activities increase and people seem to be happier during this time.

The Officers for 2017-2018 are as follows:

President: Donna Massey - alteration requests, day-to-day operations of the Corporation, compli-ance with the rules.

1st Vice President: Tim Bara - sidewalks, roads, sewers, reclaimed water.

2nd Vice President: Kevin Pilsbury - Clubhouse, pool, shuffleboards courts, common grounds.

Secretary: Joanne Hannon - records, office sup-plies, rules committee, notices for Annual meetings, compliance with F.S. §718.

Treasurer: Becky Hoff - all financial matters, in-surance policies, investments, C.D.’s, bill paying.

Director 1: Esther Lehmkuhl - lawn complaints.

Director 2: Ralph Bornstad - paint.

The Annual meeting was really a disap-pointment as only 99 members of our com-munity attended. This is the lowest attend-ance in the twelve years I have been on the Board. I think it is in the best interest of the community to have input from the residents. On the Thursday immediately prior to the meeting, we still did not have enough votes to convene a quorum. If this requirement

Read this issue and past newsletters online at themainlands.com/unit-5-newsletter

Notable Dates in December:

Women's Club, 12/8

Golf Cart Parade, 12/10

Clubhouse & Grounds Closed, 12/13-14Pancake Breakfast, 12/16

Christmas Party, 12/16

New Year’s Eve Party, 12/31

See the Social Chatter and Calendar pages

for more information

“Acknowledging the good that you already have in your life is the foundation for all abundance.” - Eckhart Tolle

PANCAKE BREAKFAST

by Larry Bassett

Another month, another successful Unit 5 Pancake Breakfast! There were many of our winter residents (snow birds) in attendance. We prepared a total of 199 meals and all volunteers worked at a busy and successful pace. Thank you to all who were able to help cook or serve. We even had a cook this morning who had never cooked at the pan-cake breakfast. He was put on the grill for pancakes and sausages and did a great job! December Schedule:

Set-up: Fri., Dec. 15 at 9:30AM

Breakfast: Sat., Dec. 16, 8:00-10:00AM.

Some of our regular volunteers are sched-uled to be away for both the December and January breakfasts. We need your help! If you are interested in helping us, please give me a call at 821-9299. Thanks!

BEAR CREATIONS

by Kathy Bortscheller

There will be no BEAR CREATIONS in

December as it would fall on Christmas

Day. A big thank you to all the volunteers

that make this project successful!

Any questions, call me at 217-9217.

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MEN’S CLUB

by Mitchell Frommer, President

I hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving holiday with friends and family. The Men’s Club is still looking for a treas-urer; no experience necessary. This is not a difficult position; I did it for two years. If you are interested, contact Mitchell Frommer or Stu Medjuck. There not be a meeting on December 5th. We will regroup this month, and the next meeting will be Tuesday, January 2, 2018. Dues need to be paid at that meeting for those who have not done so. We're lining up guest speakers for 2018 to include Eldercare lawyer Sean Scott, and old friend of the Men’s Club Dick Crippen of the Tampa Bay Rays. Start making your list of questions for them. Have a happy holiday season, and we look forward to seeing you on January 2. As al-ways new members are welcome. Spread the word to your neighbors.

Dear Santa,

Please text my dad. He has my whole list. Cranberry Ambrosia Cream Cheese Spread

2 (8-oz) packages cream cheese, softened 1/4 C powdered sugar 1 (6-oz) pkg sweetened dried cranberries, divided 1 (15.5-oz) can crushed pineapple, drained 1 (11-oz) can mandarin oranges, drained 1/2 C shredded coconut, optional

Stir together cream cheese and sugar until blended. Add pineapple, oranges, coconut (optional) and cranber-ries, reserving 1/4 cup cranberries and oranges for gar-

nish. Spoon mixture to serving bowl.

Garnish with cranberries and oranges.

Serve with ginger snaps.

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WOMEN'S CLUB by Judy Pustizzi, President We have so much to be grateful for -- I hope you had a happy Thanksgiving. Our first meeting of the year was a big success. We welcomed back our current members, some new members, and a few new residents who I hope will join us in our fun-filled year. It was good to hear from Carol Zaborowski with her great health report.

Mary Brown, and her White Apron Ladies did their usual wonderful job of serving de-licious lunch of Grilled Chicken Caesar sal-ad and a bowl of yummy Cheese-Potato soup, and finished with a dessert of White Chocolate Mousse on beautifully decorated fall-themed table decorations. The Hospital-ity Committee is already planning our Holi-day Ham luncheon. Thank you again for all your hard work.

Barbara Hersh, 1st Vice President, intro-duced Dave Seobach from Sunstar EMS Ambulance Service. Dave gave us lots of information, and answered all our questions. We all came away with more appreciation of how lucky we are to live in a community that has all the life-saving facilities and equipment.

A big Thank You to all who contributed to our annual Food Drive. Kathy Kolb, with the help of Ellen Oskirko, delivered our goodies to St. Giles Food Pantry along with a $100 check.

Mary Brown, Chairman of our Card Party, presented a total of three beneficiaries for

our vote. She presented Family Promise, K-Nine for Warriors, and Helen Donelson pre-sented My Hope Chest. After much discus-sion and knowing that all three charities are very worthwhile, we voted to accept all three! So now we must roll up our sleeves, and get to work. Mary will have donation letters ready for membership at our Decem-ber luncheon. Ladies, remember if you have a new gift that you will never use, please contribute it to our baskets. If you can't bring yourself to approach a business for a donation, remember you can always write a check to Unit 5 Women's Club, and those funds will immediately go to these three worthwhile, non-profit charities. WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT!!!

Looking forward to seeing our members and their spouse or guest at our Holiday Lunch-eon on Friday, December 8, 2017 at 11:45 AM. Good food, wonderful entertainment by Tracy Borgetti, a surprise guest, and a drawing for our raffle of ceramic plate, with a "31" bag filled with goodies -- Oh, what fun! Tickets are $10.00 and available at Koffee Klatch from Betty Harper, until the deadline of 12/4/17. You can also contact Betty at (727) 289-8165.

Mary Ellen Boudreau, Membership Chair-man, will be collecting our annual dues of $15.00 and can be reached at (727) 576-3015.

A BLESSED HOLIDAY SEASON TO

ALL!! MERRY CHRISTMAS!! HAPPY HANUKKAH!!

How did it get so late so soon? It's night before it's afternoon. December is here before it's June. My goodness how the time has flewn. How did it get so late so soon? — Dr. Seuss

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TUESDAY GOLF Cypress Links Par-3 by Stuart Hoff We have shifted to an early afternoon start time, and with the cooler mornings, appreci-ate the warmth of the afternoon. November marked the beginning of our “Trophy” sea-son, which runs from November through March. The trophies being pursued by our golfers are the Gold Ball trophy, given an-nually to the person with the most lowest net scores for the five months, and the somewhat less desirable “Oh, S**t trophy, which is given to person with the highest number of worst net rounds for the season. Stay tuned for standings updates. We welcomed two new Unit Five players to our group, as Laurie and Patrick Breen joined our ranks. Both of them have given every indication that they will contend for the Gold Ball trophy, since Patrick recently tied for the lowest gross round, and Laurie had the second lowest gross round of the women playing the previous week. Joe Sepic awoke early from his winter hiberna-tion to shoot a very fine round of 33 (six over par) that ended up with a net score of 19 (an astounding eight under par). Joanne Hannon showed that puttering around in her yard was beneficial for putting on the golf course, as she led her team to a victory in the Team Scramble, by sinking seven putts on the first attempt (out of nine tries). Doug Blackman won the first week’s Gold Ball trophy point with a very fine round, while Stuart Hoff and Roger Wojtarowicz narrow-ly avoided their first Oh, S**t trophy point. It’s never too late to get in on the action. Give me a call if you would like more infor-mation on our fun league.

COMMUNITY CONCERNS by Betty Harper

Get Well cards were sent to:

Dottie Liskow

Becky Hoff

Ed Wisner

Pat Fabisiak

THURSDAY GOLF Mainlands Golf Club 9- and 18-hole play Stuart Hoff The number of players continues to increase, as more seasonal residents make their appearance. Course conditions continue to improve, and the greens are starting to become much faster. So, if you find that you are feeling far too good about yourself, get off your duff and join us on Thursday late morning for a tutorial in humility, aka, golf. We have a good time, and you, too, may find – just when things look darkest – a confluence of unexpected muscle motions creates the perfect shot. You find yourself saying, “See you next week!”

Sympathy cards were sent to:

Mary Backman on the death of her brother-in-law.

Arlene Muschlitz on the death of her son-in-law

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lize and begin planting. We have not select-ed plants yet, but we will keep you in-formed as the process progresses. Multiple complaints have been received about backyard planting areas. Please be re-minded all flower gardens are the home-owners responsibility. They must be weeded and trimmed. If you are unable to do this, you can call one of the vendors and make arrangements to maintain these areas or you can have the areas removed. Thank you for your co-operation. The equipment in the office at the Club-house is a bonus for all residents. There are concerns about the care and use of the equipment. The copier is for a copy of a pa-per, not to make 50 copies. If you need mul-tiples, please go to a vendor that makes cop-ies. In that same vein, someone used the pa-per shredder and created a jam that broke the teeth in the shredder. All of this cost every resident, please be respectful of the equipment. To better maintain the lawn sprinklers, the vegetation around the sprinkler heads has been trimmed away. Please be careful when walking in the yard as some of these heads are deep in the ground and not seeing them could cause a fall. This hazard should be minimized after upgrades to the sprinklers are finished. Our pool is sparkling now after the treat-ment for staining. The geothermal heater was repaired and the temperature should be pleasing to all. Kevin is doing a great job at maintaining the pool. Contact him if you have problems or concerns about the pool. The Clubhouse and grounds will be closed December 13th and 14th while the pavers on

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the pool deck, and the walkways into the Clubhouse are cleaned, re-sanded, and sealed. Refrain from using the walkways during this time. The refrigerator in the Clubhouse has again had issues. It is repaired now and seems to be working properly. We are addressing these issues with the manufacturer and will keep you posted on our results. The Board has several other projects in the wings and we will keep you informed as we get closer to starting. Please get involved as it is in the best interest of the community to have input from the residents. Our work-shops are open to everyone. We always lis-ten to the concerns of the residents and try to resolve the issues. Please attend the meet-ings, send e-mails, or call the business of-fice with ideas, complaints, or suggestions. Input from the Residents makes Unit 5 a great place to live.

PLATINUM BABES by Mary Brown What a great turn out in November for Plati-num Babes. Everyone enjoyed a wonderful meal at Speggtacular. Some of us had breakfast, and some ordered lunch. In December, we will go to The Crafted Plate. A sign up sheet is in the hallway of the club house. Also posted is our January 2018 sign up sheet. We will be returning to one of our favorite past restaurants, The Lucky Dill in Palm Harbor. It has been suggested to me that we return to some of favorite places for 2018. We will

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GOLF FUN DAY by Stuart Hoff Save this date: Sunday, January 28, 2018. The week previous to the Super Bowl is the perfect time for our annual 4-person Scram-ble at Cypress Links, the par-3 golf course located at 875 62nd Avenue NE, right in front of Mangrove Bay Golf Course. There will be a putting contest, team competition for nine holes, closest to the pin and long putt contests, followed by food and drink at the Unit Five Clubhouse. You may enter as an individual and be placed on a team, as a couple, or create your own 4-person group. In years past, we have had 72 golfers partic-ipate, and the shrieks of joy almost drowned out the groans of agony. If you want to be a part of this wonderful event, shoot me an e-mail at graphidyne@yahoo.com, or call me at 579-4060. SHUFFLEBOARD by Mary Allmeyer Our first shuffleboard league game of the 2017-2018 season was held at Eldorado on Nov. 9th. Happy to report we won 17-15. Welcome to Charlie Wolynski. He is not new to shuffleboard but is a new member of our Mainlands Unit 5 team. Charlie also won his first games and we are fortunate to have him. There have been changes in the Friendly League with new rules and regulations. It took some adjusting to accommodate the

new schedule for our eight teams. Thanks to Kevin Pillsbury and his crew for washing our courts. It was a much needed job and well done.

have four new restaurants and eight old-ies. We’ll be going to places such as: Lucky Lobster, Bon Appetite, Naughty Nancy’s, Olive Garden, to name of few of our oldies and new places such as The Friendly Fisherman and Harvey’s. More to come in January’s Forum.

DIAL DIRECTORIES

by Dottie Liskow

Wayne & Shirley Wheeler do not have a landline. Cell: 239-2460

Alt: 813-435-8787

Welcome new residents: Charles & Arline Stupia 9155 42nd Lane Tel: 954-3776 Welcome back to : Peggy Smith 9140 41st Street N Tel: 623-9431 H 776-7106 C Please add these numbers to the front of your Dial Directories. If you have a change to report or would like your cell phone number listed please call me @ 579-9689. Changes will be posted in the Fives Forum and in the new book in

2018.

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$$$$ Financial Information $$$$ by Becky Hoff, Treasurer Please read this article completely and don’t panic. Unit Five has approximately $8,000,000 (based on the CPI index) in assets that can-not be insured. We have our agents looking again for an insurance company or compa-nies that will insure any or all of these as-sets. Those assets are as follows: Streets $1,107,000 Sanitary Sewers $1,190,800\Potable Water Mains $975,500 Storm Drains $975,300 Sidewalks $858,000 Irrigation System $713,000 Sod $703,000 Reclaimed Water System $34000. If we suffered a storm surge from a hurri-cane, which was predicted with Irma, we would lose some or all of these assets de-pending on the depth of the water. Without sanitary sewers, and potable (drinking) wa-ter our homes are considered not inhabitable and will be condemned. Without streets we cannot reach our homes. If we cannot find a way to insure some of these assets, we need to start saving more money toward their replacement. $$

EDITOR’S MESSAGE by Kathy Bara

Tips for a cold winter’s night: Flannel pa-jamas, fuzzy socks, library books, warm beverage, and a winter music playlist. Relax and enjoy.

TRIVIA AT UNIT FIVE Friday, December 8, 2017 Following up on the smashing success of our first Fun Night, we are going to give Trivia Night a shot in December. Join us at 7:00 PM and match wits with your neigh-bors on a variety of subjects, striving for Unit Five bragging rights. Who knows, your name as winner might even make the Unit Five marquee! Bring your beverage of choice, and a snack to be shared, if possible. Between Zumba, Aqua Zumba, Exercise, Yoga, etc., Unit Five is doing a good job keeping us Alive from the neck down. Time to kick-start the synapses and have a fun evening, to boot.

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DID YOU KNOW…? by Joanne Hannon Unit Five Secretary Did you know or ever wonder about how long ago your roof was re-done? The answer to that and similar ques-tions about exterior alterations on your home may be readily available. Each of the 288 homes in Unit Five has a file folder in the Clubhouse office. All approved Alteration Re-quest Applications are filed in each home’s file. If you ever want to know which com-pany installed your driveway pavers or replacement windows and when, check your file. About that roof. . . . Give me a call at 576-694 and I’ll ar-range to meet you at the office sometime, or at Koffee Klatch on a Monday morning.

Much thanks to everyone who helped with all our events recently: Halloween, Veterans Day Dinner, Homecoming, etc. It was a busy time and your participation was greatly appreciated!

December Events

Due to the holidays a few “regular” activities are being cancelled this month. No Men’s Club meeting, no Social Club potluck or meeting, and no Happy Hour.

Thursday, Dec. 14th at 6:30pm Social Club Board Meeting NEW EVENT

Friday, Dec. 8th

No ticket necessary - BYOB Build your own team or just come join one Annual Christmas Party

Saturday, Dec. 16th $15.00 per person (very few tickets left)

Dinner at 5:30, Catered by Carrabba’s Choice of Chicken or Salmon entrees

BYOB, 50/50, Sing-a-long and the anticipated Annual Drama & 12 Days of Christmas

New Year’s Eve Party, Dec. 31st SOLD OUT but you may call Kelli to be placed on a waiting list if tickets become available

Membership

All residents in Unit Five are automatically members of the Unit Five Social Club. There are no annual dues or paperwork for membership. All residents are invited to the monthly potluck dinner and meeting which is held the 3rd Tuesday of each month (usually). All residents are also invited to participate in activities hosted by the Social Club. We try to make our events affordable and FUN!

Social Club Board President Kelli Pilsbury 727-644-0023

Event Tickets and Private Parties Vice Pres. Stuart Hoff 847-778-7795 Treasurer Marie Bornstad 727-686-6664 Secretary Janet Aston 727-434-2982 Board/Large Dalene Schultz 727-642-0741 Clubhouse Supplies

January 2018

Please note date changes in January due to vacation schedules:

The Social Club Board meeting will be held on Thursday, Jan. 4th at 6:30pm

and the Potluck/Meeting will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 10th at 6:00 & 7:00pm

Monday, Jan. 29th beginning at 5:30pm

BYOB and an appetizer to share!

February

Feb. 8 Social Club Board meeting 6:30pm

and the Potluck/Meeting will be held on Thursday, Feb. 20th at 6:00 & 7:00pm

Please join our FaceBook Page “Mainlands Unit 5 Social Club” to keep up-to-date, or send an email to kelli.pilsbury@gmail.com to receive email alerts for our Social Club

Sunday, Feb. 11th featuring Smooth/Jazz music by

Rick and Teresa Details next month!

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December 2017 Mainlands Master Events Calendar

All activities listed are open to all residents and guests of Mainlands – PLEASE CALL FOR TICKET INFO! SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1

2 2 Pancake Breakfast

8-10am 1 Arts & Craft Fair

9-2pm 5 Water Zumba

9:30am

3 4 Toy Store &

Show 1pm (T)

1 Movies 6pm

4 5 Dominoes

1 pm

5 1 Travel Club

11am 4 Euchre

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Bridge 6pm

9 4 Social Club

Breakfast 8-10am

5 Water Zumba 9:30am

2 Charity Show 5pm (T)

10 2 Golf Cart

Parade 4pm

1 Biloxi Bus Trip

Dec 10 – 13 (T)

11 5 Dominoes

1 pm

12 4 Euchre

6pm

13 6 Zumba

7pm

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15 1 Veterinary

Mobile 9-12 Noon

Master Calendar Deadline

16 5 Pancake Breakfast

8-10am 1 Dinner Theater**

Sorry! Wrong Chimney! 11am (t)

17 1 Movies

6pm 3 Movie

6pm

18 5 Dominoes

1 pm

19 4 Pot Luck

Dinner 5pm (T)

1 Zumba 7pm

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8-10am 5 New Year Eve

Party 7pm (T)

4 New Year Eve Party

8pm (T) 3 New Year Eve

Party 8:30pm (T)

(T) = CALL THE UNIT # SHOWN BELOW FOR ACTIVITY & TICKET INFO! Unit 1

430-0069 Unit 2

577-7996 Unit 3

556-2554 201-8586 Dance only

Unit 4 540-9300

Unit 5 644-0023

Unit 6 346-5654

Unit 7 578-9933

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1 Movies

6pm

5 Line Dancing 10 am 3 Exercise 9 am 1 Arts & Crafts 11-3pm 3 Mahjong 1 pm 3 Double Pinochle 1pm 6 Arts & Crafts 1pm 3 Shuffleboard 1 pm 2 Bingo 5:45 pm 4 Shuffleboard 6 pm 1 Bridge 6 pm 1 Poker 6 pm 3 Card Social 6 pm

5 Exercise 10 am 3 Water Aerobics

9:30 am 3 Walking Club

9:30 am 5 Shuffleboard 10 am 2 Bible Study 10 am 3 Dominos 12 pm 5 Golf 12:30 pm 3 Bingo 6 pm

3 Exercise 9am 4 Painting 9-12 noon 5 Shuffleboard 10 am 3 Bible Study 11-12 am 1 Arts & Crafts 11-3pm 2 Bridge 12:pm 1 Dominoes 1pm 3 Bowling 1 pm 5 YOGA 2 pm 1 Pinochle 5:45 pm 4 Shuffleboard 6 pm 4 Bridge 6 pm

5 Shuffleboard League 10 AM 3 Water Aerobics 10 AM 5 Exercise 10 am 5 Golf 12 Noon 5 Bridge 12 Noon 3 Mahjong 1 pm 3 Shuffleboard 1 pm 2 Pinochle 5:45 pm 1 Bingo 6 pm 5 Men’s Poker 6 pm

3 Exercise 9 am 3 Pinochle 6 pm

* At Pinellas Park Performing Arts Center 4951 78th Ave. N. Pinellas Park, FL ** At Havana Harry’s, 1999 Starkey Rd., Largo, FL

BRYAN HAZLETT

931-306-2160

Kitchens, Bathrooms, Floors,

Painting, Woodwork, and more

Jack of all trades - Master of Most

WORRY FREE VACATIONS Call me to book a CRUISE I love to try to save you $$$

Kelli Pilsbury, Unit 5 Resident 727-644-0023

Outside Sales Rep for Cutting Edge Travel Tyrone Blvd., St. Petersburg

Senior Shower & Shampoo Betty Evans 727-259-9161

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