Orange Acres History
August 2004
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August 3 - Tuesday
There
were only 38 at coffee. It was our smallest attendance this summer.
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It
was good to have our chaplain Jim Jeager back from his vacation.
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How
do you like this for an Orange Acres Rainbow?
Does this mean that our rain is over for a while?
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August 5 - Thursday
Anyone
have any idea what kind of bird this is? It Appears to be a goose of some kind.
They are by the Golden Pond about every evening around 7 pm.
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August 7 - Saturday
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Fred & Nancy Jacobs identified the ducks as Muscovy Ducks. Muscovy
Ducks are the largest of all ducks. The are naturally a wild duck. They
are fairly closely related to the Wood Ducks. They live in the wild in
South America and many fly away from their owners and become wild in North
America. As already mentioned they can fly. The males are a heavy duck,
weighting in at about 15 pounds for a mature adult male. That is what
makes their flying ability so unique. They are the heaviest duck yet they
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August 10 - Tuesday
There
were 52 at the last pancake breakfast of the summer.
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Here
is the great crew who did all the work.
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Ed
Schattschneider received the Auxiliary Achievement of the Month award from
Doctors Hospital for his outstanding volunteer work.
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August 12 - Thursday
*** NOTICE *** Orange Acres has a
mandatory evacuation by midnight tonight.
The
mystery bus trip took tem Orange Acres residents to the Seminole Casino in
Tampa today.
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Here
are eight of them enjoying lunch in the casino.
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We
were given $5 to play the slot machines. We also got to tour the Florida State
fairgrounds where preperations were being made for hurricane Charley.
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August 13 - Friday
We
lucked out again. Hurricane Charley missed us and all we got was a little rain
and some wind. We missed the 140 mph winds.
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August 17 - Tuesday
There
were 53 that attended the coffee hour this morning.
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Visiting
with us was Hazel Kohlhardt's sister, Helen.
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Jim
Jaeger reported on his work with the people effected by hurricane Charley.
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Liz
Bond reported on her experiences taking the food from our food barrel to
the people in Arcadia.
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Speaking
to us this morning was Sal Saloranzo from Venice. Sal spoke about all the
types of prescription cards that are available.
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August 19 - Thursday
A
new home arrived today in Orange Acres. It is the home of Anne Subrizi,
sister of
Marge Phelan. It is being placed on lot #36.
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Here
is the first section being put in place.
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Here
they placed the other half inches from the first half. Darn, they are good
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Of
course there were those watching. From left: Tony Subrizi (Anne Subrizi's
son), Greg Ferritto, Anne Subrizi, Marge Phelan, Edie Hohler, Anne Hubert and Bev Ferritto.
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There
was a meeting at our clubhouse tonight for people in the community to give an
update on what has been done to stop Sunrise Golf Course from being replaced by
condos. Over 150 people attended the meeting.
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Steve
Teppler, Chairman of the "Save Our Sunrise" committee, conducted
the meeting. For updates, visit their web site
at www.saveoursunrise.com
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Their
attorney presented the current situation and
answered questions from the audience.
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August 20 - Friday
Gene Mathes swooning over the entertainment for Super Seniors at Faith Baptist
Church on Friday morning.
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August 22 - Sunday
A
beautiful memorial was held at Grace Baptist Church for Kay
Schattschneider this afternoon. The #1 son Edwin III and his wife
Patty, in Ohio, were unable to be there.
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The
#2 son Dwight and his wife Marilyn and family were on hand from Port
Charlotte.
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The
#3 son Bill with wife Esther and daughter were also there from New Mexico. Bill also sang
a vocal solo.
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Son
#4 Bob was there from North Port with his wife Joy and family.
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Refreshments
were served afterwards with many Orange Acres residents on hand.
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August 24 - Tuesday
There
were 43 at coffee this morning.
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August 28 - Saturday
Here is a picture of my niece Deb
& her husband Mike, I visited them in Bermuda with my sister Terry
& her husband Gerry. Looking forward to seeing all my friends in
October.
Lorraine Labonte
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August 30 - Monday
Before
the pool party we had a good time in the water just playing like little
kids.
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There
were 11 at the pool party. We had a good time together and lots of good
food.
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August 31 - Tuesday
There
were 43 at coffee this morning. Gene Mathes led the meeting while Gladys
Bowman was in Nashville for the week.
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Jeff
Warrington talked to the group about hurricane preparedness and what we
con do to improve on it the next time.
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