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THE MAINLANDER The Newsletter of The Mainlands Sections

1 and 2 Civic Association, Inc.

WEEKLY EVENTS

Monday Monday Movies 7:00 pm CH

Tuesday Mah-Jongg 9:30 am - Noon AB

Wednesday Rummicub 1:00 to 4:00 pm AB

Thursday Arts & Crafts Club 1:00 - 4:00 pm AB

Thursday Pétanque under the stars 6:00 pm Pétanque courts

Friday Poker 7:00 pm AB

MONTHLY EVENTS

CELEBRATIONS

Thursday, July 4 Fourth of July Barbecue Noon to 1:30 pm Pool Area

Friday, July 12 Board Meeting 7:00 pm AB

Friday, August 9 Board Meeting 7:00 pm AB

4th of July

Independence Day

August 21

Senior Citizens Day August 26

Women’s Equality Day

July - August 2019

2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President: Pamela Bushnell

Vice-President: Marie Vales

Treasurer: Nancy Major

Secretary: Phyllis Payne

Directors: Brian Beaton

John Cowall

Ruth Richard

Pennie Winland, Administrative Assistant

Members of the Board of Directors or the

Staff should not be called or visited at their

homes about Association business.

Please use the following :

Main Office Phone (954) 731-3227 4301 Mainland Drive, Tamarac, FL 33319

The Office is open Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays

and Fridays from 9:00 am to 12 noon. The Office is

closed on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and

Holidays. Web Site: http://www.mymainlands1-2.org/

E-mail: [email protected]

Emergency Numbers:

Pam Bushnell : (954) 733-1088

Brian Beaton : (954) 484-0860

The Mainlander The newsletter of The

Mainlands Sections 1 & 2

Civic Association, Inc.

Editor: Benoît Behnan

Proof readers: Pam Bushnell

Ruth Richard

Carol Rogers

Marie Vales

Distribution:

Cindy Smith

Marie Vales

Pennie Winland

Roaming photographer

David Brutovsky

Online edition:

http://www.mymainlands1-2.org

Webmaster: Guy Bernier

The Mainlander is hand-distributed year-

round thanks to volunteers. If you wish to

add your name to the list of delivery per-

sons, please leave your name and your

phone number at the Office.

Advertising: For advertising in the

Mainlander please contact:

Office at (954) 731-3227 Mainlander articles, advertising and calendar of

activities deadline: 20th of the prior month.


ATTENTION RESIDENTS: Because of the work required to the Clubhouse before we could have impact windows installed,

we are unable to put the awnings back on the building and will have to purchase something new. It has been decided that a

permanent overhang would be the best answer to provide both shade and shelter on the pool side of the building. Because it

will be an unanticipated cost, we will be calling a special meeting in August and providing proxies so residents can vote on

this change to original plans. This meeting is scheduled to be held during our normal Board Meeting of August 9th.

A word from the president...

Things are really hopping these days around our common grounds.

New poles for our parking lot lighting have been delivered and are

being stored in the Bocce Court until they are ready for installation.

We are excited at the prospect of making our parking lots safer and

hope that improvement will be appreciated by all who are walking

and/or parking their vehicles.

The Burrowing Owls have established three new domiciles and

don’t seem to be bothered at all with the construction going on

around the property. That includes AT&T who has been in our

community digging up yards and right-of-ways in order to install

their fiber optics. Our sprinkler system has really taken a beating

because of their actions but we are holding them responsible and making them do all repairs at their ex-

pense. Hopefully, they will be out of here soon and we can get the sprinkler system operating again. If

any of you have experienced problems in your yards due to AT&T, be sure to let us know.

Finishing the clubhouse has become a bit complicated since we rejected the doors the contractor wanted

to install and they had to order some more to our liking. Once the new doors are in place, things should

move right along. The temporary wall can come down, the building and roof can be power washed, new

fascia boards can be constructed, stuccoing can be done, then painting will make our community look

like new. Also, once the doors are in, the work planned for the kitchen can be done at the same time all

the outside work is going on.

One snag in the overall approved plans has happened. Because of the work required to the CH before we

could have impact windows installed, we are unable to put the awnings back on the building and will

have to purchase something new. It has been decided that a permanent overhang would be the best an-

swer to provide both shade and shelter on the pool side of the building. Because it will be an unantici-

pated expense, we will be calling a special meeting in August and providing proxies so residents can

vote on this change to original plans. This meeting is scheduled to be held during our normal Board

Meeting of August 9th.

We are working with the City to make a small sidewalk from the Mainland Drive parking lot to our front

driveway which will be installed in front of the new mailbox which the USPS in their wisdom decided to

place with the opening slot facing our building. That maneuver now makes it necessary for everyone to

walk over very uneven ground and, besides ruining what little grass we have, it presents a safety hazard.

If you have ideas for other projects we should consider, please let any Board member or the Office

know. All ideas are welcome.

pam

NOTICE: If anyone wants the clubhouse cabinets, which are scheduled to be replaced in

July, please let the office know. They will be given to you “as is” and on a “first come” basis.

July - August 2019

C.O.P. (Citizen Observer Patrol)

THANKS to all our volunteers

who have joined us in this

community endeavor. You are

appreciated!

Lou Dubois, Coordinator

954-731-7102

Your Committees REMEMBRANCE COMMITTEE

Get well wishes sent to:

John Kasigian

Jules Poupart

Lowell Glick

Florence Martin

Wilford Gayle

Ann Louise Douglas

Jeannette Boudreault

Brian Beaton

Anna Mielo

Evelyn Powers

Fernando Ramirez

Patricia Auburn

Ruth Richard

Condolences sent to:

Dave Brutovsky for the death of his brother

Sympathy sent to the families of Ed Hubert,

Vincent Wilson, Lorraine White, Joe Marti-

nez, Lazaro Gonzales and former resident

André Cattiaux.

If you know of a neighbor who is not well, or any who have suffered a loss in their family, please let us know so a special card and acknowledgement can be sent on behalf of all of us. You can notify :

the office at 954-731-3227 or

Pam at 954-733-1088

Pam Bushnell [email protected]

URGENT REQUEST More COP members are needed to help

make our community safer … won’t you

help? Call Lou Dubois at (954) 731-7102 and

ask him how to add your name to the list of

volunteers.

Mah-Jongg We play this classic game on Tuesday

mornings, 9:30 am to 12:00 noon. Come

play Maj-Jongg with us. We would love

to have more players join us.

For more information, please call:

Ruth Richard (954) 907-8757.

Beginners, we would love to teach you

how to play. Please call and we will set

up a convenient time to teach you.

Bible Study Classes are suspended for the summer

season and will resume on September 3,

2019 from 2:30 - 3:30 in Adm. Bldg.

Christians Needed!

Do you have one hour a week to serve

this community?

Contact Catherine Siu at 561-704-5234. Acts 1-8


Mainlander

Profiles By Ruth Richard

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How do you remember names? I tend to associate the

person’s name with something similar. So meet Marilyn

from Maryland. A native of Maryland, Marilyn Derry

retired from local government as an administrative aide for

the deputy director of the Prince George’s County jail.

She came down to Florida to visit her pastor and his wife,

snowbirds who were originally from Maryland, and are

now residents of Mainlands 1 and 2. The first year she

stayed one week, the second year two weeks, and the third

year three weeks after which she went back North and put

her condo in Maryland on the market. She sold it in a week

and moved in with her friends down here for 6 weeks until she found the house she wanted in Mainlands1

& 2. She has been a Mainlander since July 26, 2015.

Although Marilyn does not consider herself the adventurous type, this move, according to her “put me

where I am supposed to be right now”. “Mainlands is like an oasis in a metropolitan desert” says Marilyn.

“When I turn into Mainland Drive, I feel calm and “at home”, she says. Marilyn dabbled in oil painting 20

years ago and took 3 community college art classes. When she moved down here, she became interested in

oils again (and can vouch for the fact that oil paints can last 20 years in their tubes). She found a studio

here in Fort Lauderdale, and a teacher, Peter Olsen (who has offered classes at Mainlands and will again in

the fall). When I asked Marilyn why she gave up painting many years ago, she indicated that “life got in

the way”. After seeing pictures of some of her work, I am glad she took painting up again. She is very,

very good. She suggested that anyone interested in learning to paint find a teacher with whom he/she feels

comfortable and “go for it”.

Marilyn has been married and divorced and she has one daughter, three grown grandchildren and 6 great

grandchildren, who all live in rural Kentucky. She keeps in touch with them through Facebook and other

social media outlets. Marilyn has one sister who is a flight attendant. Besides her interest in art, Marilyn

has been involved with fostering and adopting rescue dogs. She had 5 dogs for a week one time and told

me how she would tell each dog which bowl was his and the dogs would listen and respond. Currently

Marilyn has a Pekinese named Jelly and a Chihuahua named Cheech. Jelly is still a little skittish around

people, but loves Marilyn to death. One of Mainlands many volunteers, Marilyn always volunteers for

Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day. Because she lives here year-round, she recognizes the need to

support the community in the summer, when the snowbirds are not here and help is even more appreciated.

She is also supportive of the newly regenerated Women’s Club.

July - August 2019

MONDAY MOVIES

Movies start at 7:00 pm

in the Clubhouse

Going to the movies?

Bring along a friend

Reminder… If the clubhouse is still in “renovation” mode,

movies will be rescheduled

7/01/19 117 min “Game Change” PG 13 Drama

With: Julianne Moore, Woody Harrelson, Ed Harris

7/08/19 126 min. "The Upside” PG 13 Comedy

With: Kevin Hart, Nicole Kidman, Bryan Cranston, Julianna Margules

7/15/19 104 min. “The Rider” R Drama

With: Brady Jandreaut, Tim Jandreaut, Cat Clifford

7/22/19 94 min. “All I Wish” R Comedy/ Romance

With: Sharon Stone, Tony Goldwyn, Ellen Burstyn

7/29/19 132 min. “Vice” R Drama

With: Kevin Kostner, Paula Patton, Kelsey Grammer, Nathan Lane

8/5/19 130 min. “Mary Poppins” PG Family

With: Emily Blunt, Lin Manuel Miranda, Meryl Streep

8/12/19 110 min. “On Chesil Beach” R Romance

With: Saoirse Ronan, Emily Watson

8/19/19 93 min “Holmes and Watson” PG13 Comedy

With: Will Ferrell, John C Reilly, Rebecca Hall

8/26/19 97 min. “Stan and Ollie” PG Drama

With: Steve Coogan, John C Reilly, Nina Arianda

July & August Movies


Rejuvenating the Mainlands 1 & 2 Clubhouse.

A pictorial report by Dave Brutovsky, photographer

Storage area where our chairs and tables were kept... … has lost the old covered windows which will not be

replaced.

We can see how the old extension wall was not built

« to code »!

Different story for the new wall… solid enough to carry the

heavy hurricane-proof windows.

Cement poured, rebar ready for the cinder blocks

More pictures? Visit : http://www.mymainlands1-2.org/photo-gallery/

Ready for cement to be poured

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Rejuvenating the Mainlands 1 & 2 Clubhouse.

A pictorial report by Dave Brutovsky, photographer

Cinder blocks erected. Two open spaces for new

doors to be installed. New outside wall ready for inspection then stucco

and the new walls are ready for new windows.

Hurricane proof windows being installed.

While the clubhouse project is still going on as we

go to print, lighting poles are being installed in the

parking areas.

Bylaws and Restrictions Review Committee Update

The corrections, additions and deletions made by the committee to the Constitution and

Bylaws have been incorporated into the working document. On June 14 the working

document was shared with the Board of Directors. The Board made some suggestions to

clarify parts of the document and the suggestions that were accepted by the Board will

be added to the document.

The next step will be to meet with the lawyers to go over the questions that the commit-

tee had about aspects of the document which are unclear. The Board has seen all the

questions and agrees that they need to be discussed with the lawyers. This will take

place in the next month or two.


Mainlands Sections 1&2 Civic Association Inc. 4:20 PM

Balance Sheet 06/18/2019 As of April 30, 2019 Accrual Basis

Apr 30, 19

ASSETS

Current Assets

Checking/Savings

108 · Petty Cash 389.29

112 · Chase/Operating 0477 160,153.62

114 · Chase/Reserve 7706 240,679.61

116 · TD Bank Reserve 7534 160,272.57

117 · Chase/Social Act.Acct-8917 21,673.55

118 · Bank United- Developer Funds 103,029.02

Total Checking/Savings 686,197.66

Accounts Receivable

1200 · Maintenance Receivable 6,502.96

Total Accounts Receivable 6,502.96

Other Current Assets

147 · Prepaid Insurance 14,302.18

148 · Prepaid Payroll Subscription 396.68

149 · Undeposited Funds 1,105.00

151 · Prepaid Assessments - ADJ -83,681.00

152 · Allowance for Bad Debt -16,563.24

Total Other Current Assets -84,440.38

Total Current Assets 608,260.24

TOTAL ASSETS 608,260.24

LIABILITIES & EQUITY

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Other Current Liabilities

207 · Payroll Liabilities 90.16

Total Other Current Liabilities 90.16

Total Current Liabilities 90.16

Total Liabilities 90.16

Equity

300 · Equity Reserves

301 · Equity Reserves - General 369,451.26

309 · Developer Funds 100,186.00

Total 300 · Equity Reserves 469,637.26

390 · Owners' Equity 127,614.91

Net Income 10,917.91

Total Equity 608,170.08

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 608,260.24

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Mainlands Sections 1&2 Civic Association Inc. 4:28 PM

Profit & Loss 06/18/2019

January through April 2019 Accrual Basis

Jan - Apr 19

Ordinary Income/Expense

Income

400-B · REG. INCOME

411 · Advertisement (Mainlander) 652.00

413 · Transfer Fees & Background CK 3,000.00

417 · Parking Rental 35.00

420 · Estoppel 2,600.00

421 · Late Fees 1,525.00

422 · Interest Income 331.28

423 · Returned Checks Fee 35.00

429 · Misc. Income 211.94

Total 400-B · REG. INCOME 8,390.22

400 · MAINTENANCE INC.

400.5 · Maintenance Fee Discount/Exchan 0.00

400.6 · Monthly Maintenance Fee 137,670.00

Total 400 · MAINTENANCE INC. 137,670.00

430 · SOC. ACT. INCOME

430.10 · Movie Night 289.00

430.19 · Misc Entertainment 2,037.00

430.3 · Dinner Dances 1,497.19

430.5 · Men's Club 600.00

430.6 · Pancake Brunch 8,166.00

430.8 · Rummage Sale 846.95

430.9 · Women's Club 30.06

Total 430 · SOC. ACT. INCOME 13,466.20

Total Income 159,526.42

Gross Profit 159,526.42

Expense

500 · MAINT. EXPENSES

500.01 · Grass Cutting Contract 47,940.00

500.03 · Weed & Feed Control 4,575.00

500.06 · Sprinkler Maint. Contract 11,158.00

500.07 · Sprinkler Electric Usage 3,857.78

500.08 · Sprinkler Supplies & Repairs 1,312.45

500.09 · Pool Maint. Contract 1,200.00

500.11 · Pool Supplies & Repairs 5,044.93

500.12 · Pool Heating (Pump) 2,311.01

500.13 · Janitor Contract 6,400.00

500.14 · Water & Sewer 2,280.65

500.15 · Maintenance Supplies 50.24

500.16 · General Repairs & Improvements 5,520.97

500.20 · Pest Control 1,088.60

500.22 · Equipment Replacement & Repairs 3,440.91


500.26 · Security 159.00

Total 500 · MAINT. EXPENSES 96,339.54

550 · SOC. ACT. EXPENSES

550.01 · Advertisement 36.50

550.05 · Entertainment 1,950.00

550.07 · Supplies-Various Activities 160.58

550.09 · Volunteer's Party 1,470.85

550.11 · Men's Club 49.82

550.14 · Women's Club 30.06

550.15 · Movie Night Exp 76.87

550.16 · Misc. Social Activities Expense 51.19

550.17 · Pancake Brunch Exp 3,193.24

550.18 · Holiday Events Expense 350.00

Total 550 · SOC. ACT. EXPENSES 7,369.11

600 · OPERATING EXPENSES

600.01 · Clubhouse & Admin. Electric 5,239.23

600.03 · Office Supplies 3,210.49

600.04. · Insurances

600.04 · Insurance 8,172.68

600.1.1 · Insurance Refund -179.00

Total 600.04. · Insurances 7,993.68

600.06 · Postage & Delivery 52.01

600.08 · Bank Service Charges 150.00

600.10 · Miscellaneous Operating Expense 100.00

600.12 · Licenses & Permits 1,988.75

600.21 · Telephone 1,681.43

600.28 · Payroll Taxes 1,436.05

600.29 · Wages-Gross Pay 10,275.65

600.30 · Payroll Company 85.32

600.33 · Transfer Fees & Background CK 1,425.25

Total 600 · OPERATING EXPENSES 33,637.86

630 · PROFESSIONAL EXPENSES

630.02 · IT Fees 325.00

630.03 · Legal Fees -63.00

Total 630 · PROFESSIONAL EXPENSES 262.00

Total Expense 137,608.51

Net Ordinary Income 21,917.91

Other Income/Expense

Other Expense

900 · Other Expense

900.01 · Budgeted Reserves 11,000.00

Total 900 · Other Expense 11,000.00

Total Other Expense 11,000.00

Net Other Income -11,000.00

Net Inco-me

10,917.91

July - August 2019

4th of July Barbecue Time: Thursday, 4th of July

Noon to 1:30 PM (food/drinks)

After this, keep enjoying the pools.

Hamburgers, hot dogs, barbecued chicken, baked macaroni & cheese, corn

on the cob and soft drinks will be available.

Donations - $5 per person, $2 more for additional meat choice!

This party is for residents of Mainland 1& 2

and their guests. Please purchase your ticket(s) at the door.

DONATIONS OF CAKES, COOKIES

FOR DESSERT TO SHARE WITH

OTHERS Greatly appreciated!


Hurricane season is upon us once again, with peak season

between mid-August to late October. These strong tropi-

cal storms can leave a wide wake of destruction in their

path. Being prepared is your best defense.

Developing a Plan

Identify where you will go if you need to evacuate - i.e., relative, friend, public shelter, etc.

Prepare your hurricane supplies-refer to the list provided for guidance on supplies.

Stay informed of the latest updates and evacuation orders.

Prepare a detailed list of information about the specifics of your medication regime.

Consult your physician and medical supply vendors to make sure you are adequately prepared for a hurricane.

Contact your local emergency information management office if you have any concerns. Wear medical alert tags or bracelets to identify your disability and/or medical condition.

Emergency Supply Checklist

You should stock your home with supplies that may be needed during the emergency period. At a minimum, these supplies should include:

Water – at least 1 gallon daily per person for 3 to 7 days

Food- enough for at least 3 to 7 days; non-perishable packaged or canned food and beverages, snack foods, juice, foods for infants or those with strict diets

Non-electric can opener, paper plates, plastic utensils, plastic cups

Grill, cooking tools, fuel, charcoal

Blankets, pillows, sleeping bags, etc.

Clothing – seasonal/rain gear/sturdy shoes or boots

First Aid Kit, prescriptions, medications, sun screen, aloe and bug spray

Special items for babies, elders, persons with disabilities

Toiletries – hygiene items and sanitation wipes

Flashlights and batteries – do not use candles

Extra house and car keys, office keys and name badge

Cash – banks/ATMs may not be available after the storm

Radio- battery operated or hand cranked radio, NOAA weather radio

Toys, books, games

Important documents in a waterproof container – include insurance cards, medical records, bank account numbers, Social Security Cards, birth and marriage certificates, etc.

Document all valuables

Tools – keep a set with you during the storm

Vehicle – keep your motor vehicle fuel tanks filled

Pet care items – pet food and water, proper identification, medical records, a carrier or cage, muzzle and leash, medications List of important numbers – including your country emergency management office, evacuations sites, doctors, bank, area schools, veteri-

narian, etc.

Especially for Seniors

Stock up on food, water and supplies before the hurricane season starts.

Have at least a two-week supply of your medications.

Stay aware of weather conditions.

Make plans in advance, whether you need to evacuate if you decide to stay.

If you need to evacuate, team up with a partner, neighbor or relative and plan your evacuation together.

Make plans in advance to stay with friends or relatives living on higher ground.

July - August 2019

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Rain is a welcome occurrence to our neighbors the

burrowing owls. Time for a “shower” so to speak! Nosy neighbors! Let them perch on your shutter bars

and they will want to learn everything about you.

A message from your librarian

We wish to thank you for your donations

of books which are deposited at the

library.

However, please make sure

donated books are clean and

free of mildew.

City of Tamarac meeting held in the Mainlands

1 & 2 Clubhouse.

July - August 2019


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