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* 5451 Bayshore RD, N. Ft. Myers FL, 33917 * Email carriagevillage@comcast.net * Phone 239-543-2771 * Fax 239-543-9036*

YOUR 2016 BOARD PRESIDENT - Harvey Raymond (Nancy) (518 ) 307-6229 SECRETARY – June Vermeersch (Larry) (239) 671-3601

TREASURER – Clark Cox (Sue) (763) 843-8647 ROADS & DRAINS – VICE PRESIDENT Peter Miller (Jane) (239) 543-1447 POOL– Ed Silva (508) 264-1991 (Cynthia) COMPOUND – Duane Schwartz (June) (2179) 202-6213 GROUNDS & BLDG. – Dannie Childers (Nancy) (419) 307-0921 CLUBHOUSE - ASST. SEC.- Jeri Grimm (239) 851-9273 REFUSE - Joe Felton (Marlene) (239) 839-4500 CVLA Office Hours Monday -Friday,7:00 – 12:00 Aug. Newsletter cutoff 07/16

MAINTENANCE FEE DUE July 1 - $70.00 Red Hats Thursday – July 21 Pot lucks , Monday Morning Coffee and BINGO cancelled June through September

Speed limit in CV is 15 MPH Advertisers in this newsletter are not in any way sanctioned or approved by Carriage Village Landowners Association. Please make sure all contractors have proof of insurance and a license to perform.

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Sunshine Club News

Get Well Card sent to: Bev Brino Please Notify Jane Hart @ 239 567-1311 if cards need to be sent.

RED HATS- July 21

Please come! We will be going to Anthony’s at Sabal Springs. Meet at the Clubhouse at 11:00 AM sign-up sheet is on the bulletin board.

Thanks, Marianne

CVLA-ISLAND FACE LIFT

Thank you to all the Volunteers that added their efforts to this project. Building/Grounds

SAVE THESE DATES!

(special activities for 2016) Fall Halloween Event – Sat. Oct. 29 Mike & Faith Bennedict Thanksgiving Dinner – Thurs. Nov.24 Ed & Cindy Silva + Linda McGough

Winter Golf Cart Parade – Tues. - Dec. 13 – June Vermeersch & Brenda Brown Christmas Dinner – Sat. – Dec. 17 June Vermeersch Christmas Brunch – Sun. Dec. 25 –Gloria Krettler & Marianne DeRock New Years Party – Sat. Dec 31 – Linda McGough POT LUCKS- Apr. 23 - Oct.22 - Marianne DeRock

(special activities for 2017) Winter celebrations 2017 Board Appreciation Night – Sat. Jan.7 – Al Brino Party and Dance (Disco)– Sat. Jan.14 – Becky Beasley + Jeanine Clapp Park Party – Sat. Jan. 21 – Nick & Donna Soldano Super Bowl Party – Sun. Feb. 5 – Mike & Faith Benedict + Heather & Dave Salmond Flea Market – Feb. 10 & 11 – Nick & Donna Soldano Party & Dance (Gypsy Theme)– Sun. Feb. 12 - Maureen Shank & Lori Gates Soup at Noon – Thurs. Feb. 23 - Ann Stobbs + Cindy Adams Spring celebrations 2017: Party & Dance (Your Heritage Celebration) - Sat. Mar. 4 –Brenda York & Susan Chambers Anniversary Party – Sun. Mar. 12 St. Patrick’s Day Event - Fri. Mar. 17 Cindy & Ed Silva Ladies Spring event – Thurs. Mar. 9th – Bev Barnes, Rita Bassett, Glenda Thomas & Jane Hart POT LUCKS- Jan. 28, Feb. 25, Mar. 25, Apr. 22, Oct. 28,

WELCOME

Dennis & Barbara Matson-225 Santa Fe Trail Sidney & Brenda Bloomfield-219 Cobblestone Lane

Leslie & Suzanne Fries-209 Carriage Lane

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Wear your Red - White & Blue & come Celebrate the 4th of July with us.

We will be Hosting a Celebration at 4:00PM, on Monday - July 4th at the Club House. Carriage Village Residents free, all guests will be $3.00 per person. TICKETS AVAILABLE MON. JUNE 13 - MON. JUNE 29 We will be having BBQ Pork with Macaroni & Cheese, Baked Beans, Chips & Dessert. Please bring your own DRINKS & Appetite. There will be a 50/50 Drawing, so bring your money if you want to be in on the drawing Bring your Cards, Dominoes or whatever games you want to play, & after we eat stay around & enjoy being with everyone. YOU MUST HAVE A TICKET. This is for your meal, so please contact one of the following for your tickets. Jane Hart - 567-1311 Bev Barnes - 543-7664 Glenda Thomas - 810-6988

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Hoosiers

Our Summer Indiana get-together will be Wednesday, Aug 17 at 12 noon – 2 PM. MCL, 3630 South East St., Indianapolis. (just North of I-465 Exit 2). Contact me if you need additional information. Vivian Beam 317-385-2009

REMINDER\

POOL

The rules at the pool must be adhered to and any violation of these rules will result in temporary suspension or expulsion at the discretion of the Board of Directors. The rules are for your benefit. *During storms, the outdoor pool will be closed and the entire area cleared of patrons. The pool will not reopen until 30 minutes after the last clap of thunder. Due to the capacity limitation, use of the swimming pool is restricted to residents and their bona fied and registered overnight guests that are not Lee County residents. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or adult resident of the park. Anyone wearing a wet bathing suit is restricted from using the Shuffleboard Courts and the Clubhouse, with the exception of the restrooms and shower area adjacent to the pool. No street clothing will be permitted in the pool.

Proper bathing attire will be worn at all times and all swimmers must shower before entering the pool. Tee or muscle shirts are not considered street clothing if worn in the pool. For the safety and comfort of all residents and guests, we ask for the cooperation and thoughtfulness of all. Thank you for your cooperation, Board of Directors, Carriage Village Landowners Association, Inc.

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FRAUD ALERT FROM THE OFFICE OF LEE COUNTY SHERIFF MIKE SCOTT

FBI SENDS WARNING OF NEW E-MAIL EXTORTION SCAM June 2016 The Federal Bureau of Investigation is alerting the public about a new e-mail scam circulating the country by criminals using threats of extortion to steal cash from their victims. While at this time the Sheriff’s Office is not aware of any local victims of this scheme, we feel it is important for you to know what to do should you receive one of these e-mails in your inbox. The scam works like this: Individuals receive an e-mail claiming their personal information, such as their name, phone number, address, credit card data and other sensitive details were compromised in one of the recent high-profile data thefts. The scammer threatens to release this information to the “victim’s” social media contacts, family, and friends if a “ransom” is not immediately paid. To prevent this from happening, the recipient of the e-mail must make a payment through Bitcoin, a virtual currency transaction that provides a high degree of anonymity. Demands have varied from anywhere between 2 to 5 bitcoins, or approximately $250 to $1,200. The FBI has posted examples of the e-mails on the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) website, www.ic3.gov along with these safety tips: _ Do not open e-mail or attachments from unknown individuals. _ Do not communicate with the subject. _ Do not store sensitive or embarrassing photos of yourself online or on your mobile devices. _ Ensure security settings for social media accounts are turned on and set at the highest level of protection. _ Avoid payment of extortion demands as the funds will facilitate continued criminal activity. If you believe you have been a victim of this scam, you can file a complaint on the IC3.gov website, contact the local FBI office, or the Sheriff’s Office fraud line at 258-3292.

SUMMER FITNESS FUN

Join us for the indoor exercise class on Monday, Wednesday & Friday during the summer.

June-July-August-September

9:30 am Mon & Fri 9:00 am Wed. only

Open to both men and Women. We hope to see everyone that is interested.

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Carriage Village Hurricane and Tornado Information

The Club House will be opened by a designated person if the Hurricane or Tornado warning comes after the normal hours of operation which are 7 am to 10 pm.

Once you become aware of an impending hurricane or tornado, proceed to the club house and position yourself away from the windows for safety reasons. The lobby or the lounge / library is the safest place. You cannot bring your pets with you. You must either leave them at home or if you have time, take them to a nearby pet boarding place.

You may bring your vehicle to the club house and someone will be on hand to tell you where to park.

If you have mobility issues, please speak with a friend or neighbor who may provide assistance to you.

72 Hour Survival Kit

In the case of a hurricane warning, you may bring bulky items, clearly marked with your name, to the club house a day or two in advance.

If you plan to use the clubhouse as shelter in the case of a hurricane or tornado, you might use the following as a check list to prepare. If you plan to evacuate, it is important that you advise the office.

Your own drinking water Non-perishable food – canned fruit, vegetables, non-cream soups, etc. Convenience food – Ensure, protein or snack bars, snack foods, etc. (If the power is out there will be no refrigeration) Manual or battery operated can opener Battery operated radio, flashlight, etc. and extra batteries (you cannot recharge anything, including cell phones, if the power

is out) Cards, books, games Wet weather clothing and a fresh change of clothing First aid kit, personal hygiene products, personal grooming products, etc. Blankets, pillows, sleeping bags Personal medication and prescriptions Credit cards, check book, cash, important papers, etc.

Remember, there are no pets allowed. Special Needs

If you need oxygen, a constant care giver or nursing attention, have mobility requirements, or need assistance with medications, and so on, you can call the Lee County Division of Public Safety for special services and / or shelter. You will be advised of available services and be assigned to a specific shelter during a storm, hurricane, or tornado, and have transportation arranged in advance.

Call: Division of Public Safety

Emergency Management Program

Special Needs Co-ordinator

Phone: 239 533-3640

Forms for Special Needs registration are available at the CVLA office.

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Carriage Village Neighbor to Neighbor Many people in Carriage Village are helping their neighbors but as time goes by more need our help. These people have volunteered

their time. If you need their help or know of someone who needs their help,

please call them. Do minor repairs / maintenance taking 10 - 15 minutes – changing light bulbs, unclogging a sink or toilet, changing a door knob, etc.

The Hobby Shop George Solt

304 290-8989

Drive to shopping, doctor’s appointment, etc.

Ann Stobbs (November – March) Joe Felton

239 599-8511 239 839-4500

Pick up a small grocery order or other shopping for a shut – in

Ann Stobbs (November – March) Dee Jahnke (Tuesday mornings)

239 599-8511 239 731-1170

Look in on someone that is ill or in failing health

Lori Gates Mary Lou Voelker

513 236-8783 757 345-1806

Take furniture donations for the flea market to storage

Nick Soldano (March, April, November to January) Larry McGough

513 706-3040 239 209-3197

Take large items to the household goods waste in the compound

Pat McGough (October – April)

814 244-1790

Pick up hazardous waste for disposal at non-scheduled times

(Nov – March) 239 567-0777

Minor sewing repairs, hems Ann Stobbs (November – March)

239 599-8511 239 567-0777

Troubleshoot computer problems

239 567-0777

Take the dog for a walk / pet sit for an afternoon

June Vermeersch 239 671-3601

We are looking for people who will - Pick up horticulture waste and take to the compound Read to a non-sighted person Buddy with someone for a club house event To add your name to the volunteer list, please call Sue Castor 239-543-2771

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Your CVLA Newsletters, as of March 1st, will be available online. Follow the attached directions for viewing the Newsletter.

Past issues are also available. GO TO

www.4communitymedia.com Click on – Community Newsletter Login

Top Right-click on Newsletters Find Carriage Village – Click on it

Find month you want to peruse – Click on it The current month’s newsletter will show up on the site automatically on the 1st of each month.

Wild Animal Problem? Call 239-580-6489

Wildlife removal is not a free service.

There are companies that provide professional wildlife control for both residential & commercial customers in the city of Fort Myers. They offer custom solutions for almost any type of wildlife problem, whether it be the noises of squirrels running through the attic, a colony of bats living in a building, or the destructive behavior of a raccoon, They have the experience and the tools to quickly and professionally solve your animal problem in Lee County in Florida. Check your yellow pages under Animal Control and/or removal service.

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JULY BIRTHDAYS DATE JULY BIRTHDAYS DATE Clark Cox 1-Jul Duane Schwartz 18-Jul Ted Oldham 2-Jul Robert Chobert 19-Jul Larry Vermeersch 3-Jul Diane Wade 20-Jul Linda McGough 3-Jul Jane Woodruff 20-Jul Diane Kennedy 3-Jul Wendy Griffiths 20-Jul Patrick Griffiths 5-Jul

Paul Kunar 20-Jul

Evelyn Goostree 6-Jul Joan Decumber 21-Jul William Evans 6-Jul Joyce McCreavan 21-Jul Patricia Lynch 7-Jul h Wayne Masquelier 21-Jul Duane Peterson 9-Jul Sally Eastman 22-Jul Sharon Popik 10-Jul Barbara Goodhue 23-Jul Patrick McGough 11-Jul Bob Garbutt 23-Jul David Raetz 11-Jul Cynthia Adams 23-Jul Donna Warren 12-Jul Jimmie Marshall 24-Jul John Olson 13-Jul Helen Kish 24-Jul Estelle Harrington 14-Jul David Moon 26-Jul Richard Wolford 14-Jul Jean-Marc Cote 26-Jul Donald Richards 14-Jul Larry Baker 26-Jul Carol Borghese 15-Jul Freddie Conner 27-Jul Mary Dudley 15-Jul Glenn Hilbert 27-Jul Rita Bassett 15-Jul Ronnie Hart 30-Jul Bruce Hulburt 16-Jul Cecile Messier 31-Jul Sue Foster 17-Jul

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Are You Using the “IT” Factor to Secure Your Vessel?

It’s heating up outside and that means many Southwest Florida boaters will be spending time on the water enjoying a little piece of our tropical paradise. Although plenty of pleasure can come from being a boat owner, it can also cost you dearly if thieves are successful in stealing your watercraft or the valuable equipment onboard. “Since boat thefts tend to spike during the summer months, I encourage you to put the “it” factor in place to help safeguard your vessel,” said Sherriff Mike Scott. “It doesn’t matter whether you secure your boat at a marina, dock, or yard; the goal is to make it a hard target for thieves”.

Check It: Check all your security measures to make sure they work. Check your insurance policy to make sure you are covered should you become a theft victim.

Record and Mark It: Record all boat information such as serial numbers, ID codes, and HIN. Take pictures/video of your boat, trailer and equipment, and consider marking your property with a unique identifier such as a zip code or house number.

Alarm It: Install a professional alarm system designed specifically for the marine environment. Criminals

don’t like noise and visibility. Light It: Motion detectors with light are impractical on a boat but should be installed where the boat is

docked and stored. Secure It: Lock the boat whether on a trailer or in a marina and never leave the ignition key anywhere on

the boat. Lock the ignition system and remove your valuables if possible. Consider installing a GPS tracking device.

Report It: Notify law enforcement if a suspicious person is walking or lurking around the marina or your

boat. If you do experience a theft, report it immediately as over 90% of boats stolen are recovered in the same state on the same day.

Watch It: Start a Boat or Dock Watch program among your neighbors, marinas and other boat owners.

Consider video surveillance equipment that can watch and record while you are away.

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Here is the new documentation holder. It is located beside the office window. Important and most used docs will be labeled and kept there for your convenience. List of docs: Building/Architecture alterations application Complaint Form Contractors Registration Event Planning Guest Registration Hurricane/Tornado information Profile Change (Name, Address, Tele., Email Change) Questions for the Board Sales Tax Maps Vacation home check Etc. If the form is one to be returned just put it in the Black Box beside the Office Window. Please send carriagevillage@comcast.net a note if your E-mail has changed. The office will now be able to blast important notices/messages to everyone that has an updated E-mail on file.

July Crossword

Crossword puzzle for July 12, 2011

ACROSS1. Toil6. Big party10. Nile bird14. Not below15. ___ meridiem16. Not a single one17. Pelvic18. See the sights19. A period of discounted prices20. Plastic wrap22. Historical periods23. Compete24. Clotheshorse26. The arch of the foot30. Mixes32. Interior decoration33. Ruffed grouse37. Jacob's brother38. Lane39. The peak of a hill40. Ascribe42. Danger signal43. Timid44. Wobble45. Incline47. Male sheep48. Thwart49. A written reminder56. Hindu princess57. Very imposing or impressive58. Not tight59. Not closed60. Between the head and shoulders61. S S S S62. Ringlet63. Earl Grey and orange

DOWN1. Secular2. Competent3. Be in an agitated emotional state4. Elliptical5. Recuperate6. Wash oneself7. Dwarf buffalo8. Bowl over9. Genetic endowment10. Numb11. A panel or committee12. Dental filling13. Notices

21. A mark on a die or playing card25. Arranger (abbrev.)26. Bright thought27. Where a bird lives28. Leave in a hurry29. A transparent gem30. Brackish31. Tall woody plant33. In addition34. "Shucks!"35. Wound by piercing36. Pitcher38. Point of contact between two objects

41. Charged particle42. Girls or women44. Bitumen45. Smarmy46. Large commercial ship47. Stones48. Tailless amphibian50. Sword51. Flexible mineral52. It smells53. Amount of medicine54. Utilizer55. Untidyness

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July Crossword

Crossword puzzle for July 12, 2011

ACROSS1. Toil6. Big party10. Nile bird14. Not below15. ___ meridiem16. Not a single one17. Pelvic18. See the sights19. A period of discounted prices20. Plastic wrap22. Historical periods23. Compete24. Clotheshorse26. The arch of the foot30. Mixes32. Interior decoration33. Ruffed grouse37. Jacob's brother38. Lane39. The peak of a hill40. Ascribe42. Danger signal43. Timid44. Wobble45. Incline47. Male sheep48. Thwart49. A written reminder56. Hindu princess57. Very imposing or impressive58. Not tight59. Not closed60. Between the head and shoulders61. S S S S62. Ringlet63. Earl Grey and orange

DOWN1. Secular2. Competent3. Be in an agitated emotional state4. Elliptical5. Recuperate6. Wash oneself7. Dwarf buffalo8. Bowl over9. Genetic endowment10. Numb11. A panel or committee12. Dental filling13. Notices

21. A mark on a die or playing card25. Arranger (abbrev.)26. Bright thought27. Where a bird lives28. Leave in a hurry29. A transparent gem30. Brackish31. Tall woody plant33. In addition34. "Shucks!"35. Wound by piercing36. Pitcher38. Point of contact between two objects

41. Charged particle42. Girls or women44. Bitumen45. Smarmy46. Large commercial ship47. Stones48. Tailless amphibian50. Sword51. Flexible mineral52. It smells53. Amount of medicine54. Utilizer55. Untidyness

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