PV NEWSLETTER · 2018-11-02 · PV NEWSLETTER November 2018 PLANTATION VILLAGE CO-OP, INC...

PV NEWSLETTERNovember 2018

PLANTATION VILLAGE CO-OP, INC 941-756-2010 211 63RD AVE W. ~ BRADENTON, FL 34207Website: www.plantationvillageco-op.comManagement Email: [email protected] community TV: Channel 732

Facebook: Plantation Village Co-op FB “PV Residents” group: Plantation Village NewsNewsletter Contact: [email protected]

Published by Teledrex, Inc., PO Box 985, Bradenton FL 34206

Please come celebrate with a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner in the clubhouse!

Thanksgiving Potluck DinnerNovember 22Nd - 2:00 pm

Bring your tableware, and your special drink.Invite your friends/neighbors, all are welcome.

Coffee & ice water furnished.* Please sign up on the sheet posted in the Mail area to

help the volunteers provide lots of food!* Dish to share is appreciated, not required.

No reservations - no lines - casual dress,just lots of good food shared with neighbors and friends.

Thank you to our new chair, Derissa (Roni will be helping so be sure to be there!) If you can help with this event, please contact Derissa at 816-383-2755.

Thank you to all our Veterans

PV Golf League starts November 14th at Peridia Golf & Country Club! If you are interested in joining, please contact Roy Klementti (after November 7th) at 941-752-5703.

PV Ladies Shuffleboard will begin practicing on Mondays 1:00 pm starting November 12th. If you would like to give it a try or be a substitute player, please call Barbara Dearing at 765-606-1510 or 941-242-1055.

Coffee Socials Join us for coffee and donuts ($1.00). Please sign-up on the sheet posted near the Mail Area, so they can plan enough refreshments.

BBQ Picnic Friday, November 16th - 4:00-6:00 pm, picnic area. Come in for some big pay-outs at Bingo after the picnic !

There is Always something

to be Thankful for.

November 2018 PLANTATION VILLAGE ◆ THE RESIDENT’S VOICE page 2

Important NumbersPARK OFFICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 941-756-2010EMERGENCY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 911SHERIFF’S OFFICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 941-747-3011MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 941-756-2010

pLANTATIoN vILLAGe Co-op boArd oF dIreCTorS

President. . . . . . . . . . .Frank Fields . . . . . . . . . . 941-727-2793Vice President . . . . . .Skip Waymire . . . . . . . . 941-752-4306Secretary. . . . . . . . . . .Kathy Weir . . . . . . . . . . . 614-313-7119Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . .Dick Edwin . . . . . . . . . . . 941-727-7259Director . . . . . . . . . . . .John Mango . . . . . . . . . 603-540-8664Director . . . . . . . . . . . .Peggy Amidon . . . . . . . 716-792-9764Director . . . . . . . . . . . .Elizabeth Ann Maltais. 941-753-5796

mHoA ACTIvITIeS boArd President. . . . . . . . . . .Terry Yorke . . . . . . . . . . . 941-751-6170Vice President . . . . . .Barbara Dearing. . . . . . 765-606-1510Secretary. . . . . . . . . . .Roger Nelson. . . . . . . . . 941-242-2424Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . .Penny Steffy. . . . . . . . . . 717-989-1011Director-Events. . . . .Sharon Beaumont . . . . 941-758-1840Director-Welcome . .Pat Butler . . . . . . . . . . . . 941-756-2015Director-Bingo . . . . .Buck Foster . . . . . . . . . . 941-567-7027Director-Games . . . .Sharon Janes . . . . . . . . . 860-712-2679Director-Bazaar. . . . .Regis Thornton . . . . . . . 941-727-5873

(cut and keep handy)

PV MessagesMessage froM PV Manager,

Merry Sinacore Hi! Everyone is heading here for the winter. We are hav-ing our beautiful weather, so all enjoy. As you come back to Plantation Village you will see some things have been added - such as a canopy over the pickleball courts, freshly painted walkways, and of course our new and improved office. We have new PV signs at the front gates and some new landscaping. November 9th will be a seminar for all PV Co-op residents. It will be sponsored by FLROC, FLORIDA RESIDENT OWNED CO-OP. It is a great organization that always gives us good information on Co-op issues. This seminar will be on Gov-erning Documents and Changes. So it will be helpful. It also presents us the opportunity to show off our beautiful community. So, if you happen to meet someone from an-other community, show them what makes us great. As always, Plantation Village is very unique, and it is be-cause of its people. They are the best of this community and what makes us a premier community. All the good things can be accomplished together. Again, we are fortunate to work in this great environment.

Message from Frank Fields, Co-Op President

It’s that time of year again the snowbirds are starting to trickle back. I hope they are enjoying the new improve-ments and additions to the community. The management team worked very hard over the summer. I would like to thank them for all their hard work. The co-op board continues to strive to improve our community and make PV the place to be. One of the new activities, the PV yacht club, has really taken off. It has been great fun for both men and women alike. I’m sure that many snowbirds will get boats and join in the fun. We are looking forward to another great season. As always, look out for your neighbor.

PLANTATION VILLAGE ◆ THE RESIDENT’S VOICE November 2018

Message from Terry Yorke, MHOA President

mobILe Home ASSoCIATIoNNOVEMBER, 2018

Lindy and I can tell we must be getting close to traveling south. The outside furniture has been put away and grass cutting tools have been winterized. We can start to see the bottom of the refrigerator and freezer AND yes, we had some snow flurries on Saturday morning (October 13th). Outside temperatures mean I am wearing longer shorts and longer sleeves to keep warm. I hear Hurricane Michael said hello to us on the way by and we were lucky compared to north Florida. It will be nice to pull into the village and see all the up-dates (games and social areas). It is always nice to see old friends and meet new residents and to regain the horse-shoe championship of the village. See everyone early in November!!

PV Messages

Message from the Editor, Kathy Holly

I hope with the return of our snowbirds we may get some articles to include in the newsletter. Please post photos of PV ac-tivities on the Plantation Village News on Facebook. Many of these are used in the next edition of the newsletter. Email articles or pictures to: [email protected] Thank you.PV Newsletter located in box by the mail area.

PV UpcomingPotluck Dinners

will be chaired by Derissa Atlakson, and volunteers appreciated. Contact Derissa at 816-383-2755.

Ladies Breakfast meets every MONDAY at 8:30 AM at Perkins Restaurant on 14th St. - For information, Call Kay Rose 941-755-7690

Men’s Breakfast meets every WEDNESDAY at 9:00 am at Perkins - Location may change. For information, Call Pat Butler 941-756-2015

Euchre - Wednesday Nights 6:30 There will be many more tables at euchre. You play 8 hands with a partner, and winners of the game move to the next table, for a total of 8 games. It is

a fun way to meet a lot of different people from the park. Sign up the week before is required to play the following Wednesday. If you are interested in being a “regular” weekly player, or can be a “sub” on short notice, please give Evelyn Brown your name and number. Contact Evelyn at 941-751-1545

Shuffleboard by Barbara Dearing

Shuffleboard season is coming up soon. The season starts the first week of November and ends the last week of February, and we play on Mondays at 1:00 pm. We compete against four other mobile home parks and meet other women and have a great time. This past season we had more ladies playing for PV than we have ever had. A lot of the ladies had never played shuf-fleboard before, and they picked the game up very quickly, so do not be hesitant to join us based on experience. This season will be exciting since we will have our new roofs which cover all ten courts, unlike in the past where they only covered five. If you would like to give it a try or be a substitute player, please call Barbara Dearing at 765-606-1510 or 941-242-1055.

Hoyle Pinochle Soon Ted Ormiston will be asking if anyone wants to play. Watch for a flyer around the Mail Area.

No dance will be held in November. However, the first Saturday in December there

will be a dance.

FALL BACK!!Daylight Saving Time ends November 4th.

Change clocks back one hour.

And...Don’t forget to change the battery in your smoke detector.


PV Celebrations

Rick EasdaleGail HartfordKathy HollyFran MazzeiRon Modell

Arlene MomineeMary Pasbrig

Deb RexGary Vaughan

Bill Walker

Mark & Toni DaMoreNancy & Rick Easdale

Birthdays are personal information that cannot be ob-tained from the office; but we would like to include you in our wishes. Please email your birthday and/or anniversary month & day to: [email protected]

A cake was given to Ruth Southworth at the Coffee

Social to celebrate her 100th birthday !

Happy Anniversary

Meet Your Neighbor dIANe WIeGANd

by Ted Ormiston Diane was born in Detroit, Mich-igan. She attended Macomb Com-munity College where she received her degree in sales and market-ing. She was married in 1971 and her husband passed away in 1993. Her marriage was blessed by the birth of a daughter who lives in Sarasota and her daughter has en-

riched Diane’s life with a grandson and granddaughter. Prior to leaving Michigan Diane was employed by Cham-pion Spark Plugs for seven years but gave up that job when her daughter was born. Then she returned to the work force at Michigan National Bank for three years. At this point in her life in 1978 Diane moved to Florida and was employed for two years at BB&T before Telecom hired her as a sales manager where she dealt with the accounts; first for Verizon and then TelSouth for 20 years. In 1986-87 the Manatee County Chamber of Commerce named Diane “Ambassador of the Year” for her service. Diane became a resident of Plantation Village the week-end of Hurricane Irma in 2017. I can imagine that she wondered what she had gotten herself into! When I asked Diane if she had any hobbies she got a glow in her eyes and said, “My grandchildren.” But she also invests a great deal of time with her dog, Sandy, who is a certified service dog, who she takes to local nursing homes to visit the residents there. While most all of the residents of PV have their own burdens in life to deal with, Diane has an extremely taxing one in that she has dialysis every night and is on the list for a kidney transplant. The ladies who attended some of the Ladies Night Out activities this summer really appreciate her organizing and finding fun things to do. I enjoyed the interview with Diane. She is a nice lady and I’m sure all of Plantation Village welcomes her to our part of paradise.

Escape Bradenton A group from PV found the Escape Bradenton game a lot of fun. We hope to get some groups together to visit more escape rooms.

Pictured L to R: Kathy Holly & Joe McCoy; Nikki Weiler & Gary Vaughn; Jackie & Chris Bell; Frank & Valerie Fields


Activities in the Rear ViewPortrait of PV Pet Resident:

Cute As A Button, 4.25 lbs, Yorkshire Terrier by artist: Patricia Kness, PV resident.

During the winter of 2017 Bill, Buck, and Norma from our PV Bingo, came up with a unique fund raiser to offset the cost of the new bingo machine. Patricia Kness, a fairly new resident to PV and accomplished artist, agreed to donate a

“painting of a pet or person” to the winner. The fund raiser was a great success, and the ticket was drawn at the PV Bazaar in February. Norma was the only Bingo chairperson there that week-end. These three dedicate many, many hours of planning, purchasing snacks, organizing, setting up 4 hours early before bingo starts, keeping records, and cleaning up after an average of 90+ players, at each Friday game. The bingo regulars have told me on numerous oc-casions how much all the bingo volunteers are appreciated for everything they do to make their night out entertaining and fun. So, when this fund raiser was coming to a close, Norma found herself alone because Bill had previously taken a fall and had serious injuries, spending a long time in the hospital and later, a rehab facility. Buck was there every day. When the winning ticket was drawn, I happened to be there in the clubhouse. Norma pulled the ticket and looked a bit stunned, paused and then she announced: “Buck Foster is the winner”. The crowd went wild, clapping and cheering, saying no two people deserved it more! So it was that fate brought Bill and Buck a beautiful painting of their “Buttons”. About the artist: Thank you to Patricia Kness who con-tributed her time and talent. I stopped by to talk with Pat, and found a really neat studio room in her home at 191 Guava Circle. I found out that anyone can view her work on Ebay under “Patricia Kness original paintings”. While living in Minnesota, Pat spent time teaching watercolor and oil classes, she has numerous awards and recognition from various venues in states from PA to CA. Pat said if anyone wants to come over, she loves company and her lanai “studio” is fun to see!

Hurricane Michael On October 11th Hurricane Michael hit the Panhandle. Our local PV neighbor Amie Spencer, a professional pho-tographer, caught this beautiful photo at Bradenton Beach.

Bingo Bingo Bingo ! by Bill Thompson

Everything is going so well at bingo, the summer months had 90+ people showing up! Each week our head count keeps going up, and I am so happy for that. We are very happy to say that since we got our new Bingo machine everyone has been very happy with it, and how last month we installed new, larger monitors which helps players see the bingo balls much better. The BBQ cook-outs once a month are really appreciated by the Bingo players. They look forward to the next one. I can’t believe summer is over and it is November already! Thanksgiving is just around the corner. All of us at BINGO want to wish everyone a HAPPY TURKEY DAY!!! Until next time, happy Bingo’ing !!

“Painting with Cheri” The “Painting with Cheri” was held at the clubhouse a second time for men and ladies on October 11th. There were about 12 painters, and it was a fun time for all.


New Office Completed!

Activities in the Rear View

Games of PV ResultsTexas Hold’em

Tournament October:

1st: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe McCoy 2nd:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Sawyer 3rd: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jerry Baden

Sept 5th, 2018 Nick Nichols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Lois Farrell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Kathy Holly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Ken Dearing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Dale Gilbert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 JoAnn Wiegand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Sept 12th, 2018 Kim Rogers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Lois Farrell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Nick Nichols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Tonda Terry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Wanda Cunningham. . . . . . . . . . . 33

Sept 19, 2018 Roger Nelson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Lois Farrell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Nick Nichols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Kathy Holly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Diana Butler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Sept 26, 2018 Roger Nelson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Diane Wiegand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Sheila Boswell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Kim Rogers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Nick Nichols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Lois Farrell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Euchre Scores

November 3

Grab your poodle skirt, leather bomber jacket, and a dab of Brylcreem then cruise on over to enjoy your favorite songs from the 50s and 60s. Florida’s favorite doo-wop group!

Box Office (941) 748-5875Tickets $27–$40 • Fees May Apply

ManateePerformingArtsCenter.com502 Third Avenue W | Bradenton

Oct. 25–Nov. 11

Berlin in the 1930s. A dangerous threat is on the horizon, but it’s of no concern to cabaret singer Sally Bowles, who only wants to have a good time!

Oct. 18–Nov. 4

Calendar Girls is based on the true story of 11 British women who posed nude for a calendar to raise money for leukemia research. Fastest selling play in British theater history!

Presenting Media Sponsor

Adult ContentRated R

Adult Content Some Nudity | Rated R


AMSWC

INC.Family Owned & Operated Since 1977

Call Today!800-282-3572727-471-0820

SERVING: • Manatee • Pinellas • Pasco • Hillsborough • Hernando

The Very Best In: Window Replacement, Aluminum Roofovers, & Enclosures

Window ReplacementsBuilt for Florida’s ClimateFREE

E-MaxPlus

“Our new energy efficient windows installed by AMS are beautiful. Everything from start to finish was great.”

C. WallacePinellas County

Aluminum RoofoversEnergy Star Compliant 10%Discount

“This is simply the best roof over system available. We love our new roof. Thanks you and your staff.”

J. HowardPinellas County

Glass & Acrylic EnclosuresTurn your screen room into a livable lanai

“My husband and I now spend most of our time in our lovely lanai. No more rain or dirt. The workmanship is fabulous.”

M. LoweryTampa

We also Specialize in Vinyl Siding • Carports • Sheds • Screen RoomsServing your community for over 35 years.

Great Price • Great Products • Great WorkmanshipYour neighbors have used us. How About You?

Visit www.AMSOFFLA.com and view our informative videoFL State Certified • Licensed & Insured

General Contractor CG1515749 • Roofing Contractor CC C1329853

100% FINANCING AVAILABLE

(with approved credit)

FREE ESTIMATESEvening & Weekend

Appointments Available

NOW ServingYou FromLargo, FL!

SAVE TIME AND MONEY BY CALLING US TODAY TO GET YOUR PROJECT STARTED!


Caring Corner by Ruth Mango

Our sympathy goes out to the family and friends of Mary Cummings of 176 Guava Circle who passed away Septem-ber 29th at the home of her male friend, Ray Senf. She will be greatly missed by all. Please contact Ruth Mango with any updates on PV residents suffering from illness, injury or deceased so that we may offer our condolences. 603-203-6936

CLASSIFIEDSSERVICES FOR HIREPower Washing, vinyl window repair and other Handyman

expertise, resident Dan White. Reserving for October & November now. Dr. Dan Handyman 732-407-4745

Automotive Services: Consultations, repairs, maintenance. Please leave message. Steve T 516-429-3712

Power Washing, seasonal house watching, minor home repairs. Frank F 941-727-2793

Happy to run errands, pick up prescriptions, housekeeping. Connie 941 281-9307Professional sewing - alterations, home fashions. Helene 941-727-2540Yard work, painting, house watching, handywoman. Wanda 937-554-9370Airport Rides to Tampa $35, St. Pete $35, Sarasota $15. Carrie 941-739-0645Massage Therapy on Mango St. Rita 860-859-7043Need to organize & de-clutter? Call to discuss your needs. Amie 415-488-7593Companion care, meals, pet care, Ride to Aiports - Carol

941-462-0977. Job big or small, just give Carol a call.Pet Portraits $200. Stop by my

studio 191 Guava Cir.Patricia Kness 952 890-7733

Paid for by Misty Servia, REP, for County Commission

Endorsed by your commissioner, Robin DiSabatino

Endorsed by former commissioner,

Ron Getman

Endorsed by former Manatee CountySheriffs Brad Steube & Charlie Wells

Learn more: Misty2018.com

MISTYSERVIA

A Proven Leader for a Tough Job

FOR COUNTY COMMISSION


Daylight Savings Time: Do we “Fall Back” on November 4th this year? Be aware that there may be a change coming, but for now we have it added on the calendar!

(article reprint partial from Orlando Sentinel Sept. 2018) The “Sunshine Protection Act” that went into effect in Flor-ida in July would make daylight saving time year-round in the state — but so far the required congressional approval to make it happen has languished in the U.S. Capitol halls. U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Miami, has filed not one but two bills to make the change permanent. But if Washington fails to act, Florida’s clocks will fall back in November just as they have for years. Both bills have been referred to the Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, where they have yet to be discussed. But Rubio’s office was hopeful that the bills would gain momentum as the calendar approaches No-vember and the days begin to get shorter.New Standard Time Zones Year-round DST would shift standard time in Florida 1 hour forward, effectively changing the state’s time zones.

Today, Florida observes Central Standard Time (CST) and Eastern Standard Time (EST), but adding 1 hour would move the time zones to Eastern Standard Time (EST) and Atlantic Standard Time (AST).Time in FloridaDarker Mornings, Brighter Afternoons Keeping Daylight Saving Time all year will move sunrise and sunset times in Florida 1 hour later in the day resulting in darker mornings, but also more daylight in the afternoon. Proponents argue that sunlight later in the afternoon gets people out and benefits tourism. However, later sunrises can mean that children have to walk to school in the dark. Also, critics say Florida would be out of sync with the rest of the country. A Massachusetts special commission studied the effects of moving the state’s time zone permanently to AST and concluded that the time zone change would be beneficial for the population.

November Sudoku Puzzle


For More Info: 941-755-2611 sjscarnival.org • [email protected]

November 8-11Thurs 5-10pm • Fri & Sat 3-10pm

Sun 12-8pm

NON-PROFIT EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT

50/50sjscarnival.org

Nov 8 - 113100 26th Street West, Bradenton

DRAWINGS NIGHTLY

SAT NOV 11TH5-7PM

SPAGHETTI DINNER

THANK YOU TO OUR MIRACLE SPONSORS:

IMS CLAIM SERVICES & TRIAD TECH


Sub Floor RepairNew Flooring Installation

(941) 243-7561 or (800) 377-7885(941) 243-7561 or (800) 377-7885

Soft Floors?• Sub-Floor Repair/Replace• New Laminate Flooring Install

Are YourFloorsUnsafe?

Are YourFloorsUnsafe?

ESTIMATES &SMILES ALWAYS FREE

10 YrsExp.

10 YrsExp.

INSURED &FAMILY

OPERATED

State LicensedMobile Home Installer

# IH-1110636


South County has been ignored by the government

long enough!I was recently asked why I’m running for County Commission District 4.

I’m running for office because the state of indecision, failure to lead and inaction in South Manatee County is unacceptable. Bayshore Gardens has been long ignored,

and I intend to take action and get results starting immediately with the following:

FOR COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 4

“It’s time to play hardball and fight for what’s right for South County.”

433 8th Ave. W. Palmetto, FL 34221 / 941-962-0344 / Melton4Manatee.com / [email protected] for by Melton H. Little, Democrat for County Commission District 4

• Create a plan and timeline to repair our roads.

• Fix the drainage issue once and for all.

• Get to the bottom of the Bayshore High School site toxicity concern and fix the problem.

• Ensure growth is managed correctly and does not negatively impact our local residents.

• Demand release of the $10,000,000 in existing funds slated for District 4 infrastructure.

• Build new or repair existing sidewalks.

• Replace and install street lights.

• Begin researching how we can get parks and recreational facilities for our residents built in South County.

• Guarantee that the voice of the community will be heard and result in action being taken.

• Make this a better place to live, work, and play for every resident.

• Put public needs over politics and eliminate partisan thinking.

Learn why I am the best candidate for County Commission District 4.Visit Melton4Manatee.com and click Issues to get the facts.

November 2018 PLANTATION VILLAGE ◆ THE RESIDENT’S VOICE page 20N

OV

EMBER

2018 SU

ND

AY

M

ON

DA

Y

TUESD

AY

W

EDN

ESDA

Y

THU

RSD

AY

FR

IDA

Y

SATU

RD

AY

*please sign-up in M

ail area

1

2

Bingo 6:00 pm

3

Coffee Social 9:30

*sign-up M

hoa Mtg 10 am

4 Fall b

ack

Texas H

oldEm

Tournam

ent 2:00

5

8:30 Ladies Breakfast

6:00 Poker

6

1:30 Scrabble

7

9 am M

ens Breakfast

9-3 Sewing

6:30 Euchre

8

9

FLAR

OC

tim

e to

be

d

ete

rmin

ed

NO

BIN

GO

10

C

o-o

p B

ud

ge

t Mtg

1

0 a

m

11 V

ete

ran

s Da

y

12

8:30 Ladies B

reakfast 12:30 Ladies Shuffleboard V

eterans D

ay (ob

served)

6:00 Poker

13

1:30 Scrabble 6 pm

Potluck Dinner

*sign-up 7 pm

Bunco/G

ames

14

9 am

Mens B

reakfast G

olf League starts 9-3 Sew

ing 6:30 Euchre

15

16

BB

Q 4-6 pm

B

ingo 6:00 pm

17

C

offee Social 9:30 *sign-up

18

19

8:30 Ladies B

reakfast 12:30 Ladies Shuffleboard 6:00 Poker

20

10 am

Co-O

p Meeting

1:30 Scrabble

21

9 am

Mens B

reakfast G

olf League 9-3 Sew

ing 6:30 Euchre

22

Th

anksg

iving

P

otluck 2

:00

23

B

ingo 6:00 pm

24

25

2

6

8:30 Ladies Breakfast

12:30 Ladies Shuffleboard 6:00 Poker

27

1:30 Scrabble

28

9 am

Mens B

reakfast G

olf League 9-3 Sew

ing

6:30 Euchre

29

30

Thanks for reading the PV N

ewsletter! Em

ail your photos and ariticles to: PVnewsletter@

outlook.com

PV NEWSLETTER · 2018-11-02 · PV NEWSLETTER November 2018 PLANTATION VILLAGE CO-OP, INC...

Documents

Transcript of PV NEWSLETTER · 2018-11-02 · PV NEWSLETTER November 2018 PLANTATION VILLAGE CO-OP, INC...