L.A. TIMES Lake Ashton Community Newsletter November 2024 Simply the Best! November is National Alzheimer's Awareness Month Join Team Sam and walk in support on November 4 see p. 20 4141 Ashton Club Drive Lake Wales, FL 33859 Lake Ashton is a 55 & Older Deed Restricted Community 863.324.6032 863.324.5457 www.lakeashtoncdd.com
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NEWSLETTER STAFF Christine Wells Editor cwells@lakeashtoncdd.com 863.324.5457 Valerie LeBlanc Advertising Sales, Layout & Design valerie@lakeashtoncdd.com SUBMISSION GUIDELINES December Issue Deadline: November 12 • Articles can be submitted on behalf of Lake Ashton clubs/ groups/organizations to promote lifestyle enhancing, opportunities, and must be approved by the group leader prior to publication • Email articles to: valerie@lakeashtoncdd.com • 150 word limit. Articles will be edited for length, clarity, and to ensure compliance with districts’ media policies • Include your club contact and phone number • The writing style is third person — avoid using I, me, my, we, our, or personal pronouns Photo Specifications: • All photos must be high-res digital images in “jpeg” format and submitted via email or CD/flash drive • Space will generally allow only one photo per article • The designer and printer will make the final determination as to the print quality of photographs for publication THE LAKE ASHTON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT DOES NOT ENDORSE OR SUPPORT ANY PARTICULAR POLITICAL CANDIDATE, PARTY, MEASURE OR ISSUE, OR ANY PRODUCT OR SERVICE. NOVEMBER 2024 Lake Ashton employees are at your service. We want your experiences in the Clubhouse, Golf Course and HFC to be as pleasant and memorable as possible! Do not hesitate to contact any of the below with comments, questions or concerns. LAKE ASHTON CLUBHOUSE 4141 Ashton Club Drive Lake Wales, FL 33859 Phone: 863-324-5457 Fax: 863-324-5829 LACDD Community Director: Christine Wells cwells@lakeashtoncdd.com Clubhouse Office Manager: Sheila Moreland smoreland@lakeashtoncdd.com Clubhouse Activities Assistant: Caroline Lane, 863-324-6032 clane@lakeashtoncdd.com Clubhouse Operations Manager: Matt Fisher, 863-956-6207 mfisher@lakeashtoncdd.com LW Homeowners Association (HOA) Golf Club - Ron Lavoie, General Manager Ian Peterson, Head Golf Professional Eagle’s Nest - Sandra Goodwin, Manager RV & Storage Center Office Hours Charm City Nik Minadakis, Owner EmpowerMe Wellness LAKE ASHTON HEALTH & FITNESS CENTER (HFC) 6052 Pebble Beach Boulevard Winter Haven, FL 33884 Phone: 863-595-1562 Fax: 863-595-1567 LAIICDD Community Director: Karen Van Kirk kvankirk@lakeashton2cdd.com HFC Activities Office Manager: Krystle Funk kfunk@lakeashton2cdd.com GATE HOUSES & SECURITY OFFICERS: Thompson Nursery Rd. (LW): 863-324-7290 County Road 653 (WH): 863-318-0237 863-325-0065 directors@lakeashtonhoa.org lakeashtonhoa.com 863-326-1032 863-326-1032 rlavoie@lakeashtongc.com ipeterson@lakeashtongc.com 863-326-1085 sgoodwin@lakeashtongc.com 863.326.1304 Tues & Thurs jsullivan@lakeashtonstorage.com 8 am to 1 pm 863-662-3300 charmcityfl@gmail.com 863-358-0809 kshipley@empowerme.com In case of emergency, dial 911! Police Non-Emergency Numbers: Lake Wales: 863-678-4223 | Winter Haven: 863-291-5858 3 Polk County Sheriff: 863-298-6200
MONDAY COFFEE Meet new neighbors and to hear about local community happenings, community events and receive information on current projects within Lake Ashton. Mondays at 9 am in the Clubhouse Ballroom — coffee & donuts available for $3. NOVEMBER 4 • Birthdays and Anniversaries • Bite Me Monday — Donations of pet food and/or supplies for the Humane Society of Polk County • LA Woodworkers Project of the Month • Featured Speaker: Bok Tower • Featured Vendors: Christine Graves Insurance, ComForCare, Edward Jones - Matt Simpson The following vaccinations will be facilitated by Walmart from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on November 4 in the Cinema: • High dose flu shots (over 65 years old) • Regular flu shots (under 65 years old) • Pneumonia • COVID • RSV NOVEMBER 11 - NO MONDAY COFFEE - HAPPY VETERANS DAY NOVEMBER 18 NO MONDAY COFFEE - LACDD BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING • Peanut Butter Monday - Non-perishable food donations will go to the Mission of Winter Haven NOVEMBER 25 • Featured Speaker: Lake Wales Main Street • Featured Vendors: AdventHealth, Dr. Ryan Briggs at Smith Chiropractic IN THIS ISSUE NEWS 5 LA LOOKS 22 SAFETY 26 MOVIES 28 EVENTS 30 CLUBS 36 MIND & BODY 42 GOLF 45 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETINGS LAKE ASHTON II (WH) CDD November 15, 9 am Health & Fitness Center LAKE ASHTON (LW) CDD November 18, 9 am Clubhouse Ballroom CIT Y COMMISSION MEETINGS LW: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays at 6 pm, Commission Chambers, Municipal Administration Bldg., 201 W. Central Ave., Lake Wales WH: 2nd & 4th Mondays at 6:30 pm, John Fuller Auditorium in City Hall, 451 3rd St. NW, Winter Haven POLK COUNT Y BOCC MEETINGS 1st & 3rd Tues. , 9 am, Board Room, 330 W. Church St., Bartow
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HOURS OF OPERATION CLUBHOUSE: 6 am – 10 pm daily CLUBHOUSE & ACTIVITIES OFFICES: 9 am – 5 pm Monday through Friday HEALTH & FITNESS CENTER: 5:30 am – 10 pm daily HFC OFFICES & ACTIVITIES DESK: 8 am – 4 pm Monday through Friday PRODUCE Come visit the NEW produce vendor every Wednesday from 10 am – 2 pm in the Clubhouse West parking lot! BAXTER’ S QUAL ITY MEATS & FRESH PRODUCE Get fresh poultry, fish, beef in the Clubhouse West parking lot every Wednesday from 10 am to 2 pm. PCLC POP-UP LIBRARY Second & fourth Wednesdays, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm (closed for lunch from 12:30 to 1:15) in the Clubhouse Media Center. Polk County library card holders can check out and return books, movies, and more! DAYL IGHT SAVING TIME Daylight saving time ends Sunday, November 3. Be sure to set your clocks back one hour on Saturday night when you go to bed. Keep in mind that your smartphones and tablets likely already make this change automatically. This is also a good time to check your smoke alarm batteries. 6 OFFICE HOURS DURING RFID DISTRIBUTION Because of ongoing RFID distribution, Clubhouse Office services like copying, printing, faxing, scanning, notary services, room reservations, and ticket sales will only be available on Mondays from 9 am to 5 pm and Fridays from 9 am to 1 pm. Office services will return to regular hours on December 2 (or sooner). Scan the QR code on page 22 to sign up and purchase tickets for events and classes at the Clubhouse. HFC Office services like copying, printing, faxing, scanning, Notary services, golf cart registration, table reservations, and ticket sales will only be available on Mondays from 8 am to 4 pm and Fridays from 8 am to 1 pm. The office services will return to regular 8 am to 4 pm on Monday, November 4. Thank you for your patience and understanding. HOLIDAY CLOS INGS & TRASH/RECYCLING PICKUP The Clubhouse and HFC Offices will be closed Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29 in observance of Thanksgiving. Trash, recycling and yard waste pickup for Lake Wales residents will occur Saturday, November 30. There aren't any impacts to the trash, recycling, and yard waste pickup for Winter Haven residents. “In the eye of the storm, you remain in control, In the middle of the war, you guard my soul, You alone are the anchor when my sails are torn, your love surrounds me in the eye of the storm!” That is a verse from a song that was on during a time when we were all uncertain. These past few weeks because of the hurricane a lot of our friends and family were affected. I can’t help but to count the blessings that came from it. I saw neighbors helping each other, families coming together, a storm that interrupted our daily routines gave us a chance to pause and be thankful. Let us rejoice always, pray continually, and give thanks in all circumstances. - Alex Fuertes, Maintenance Supervisor
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LACDD NEWS By Christine Wells, LA (LW) CDD Community Director Joyful conversations have been filling the Clubhouse as year-round residents reunite with seasonal travelers. With the population at Lake Ashton increasing residents should be mindful of changes in traffic. Many residents are out and about enjoying the cooler temps and lower humidity and should be able to do so in a safe environment. The time change on November 3 will bring darkness earlier than past months. Be sure to be prepared and wear reflective clothing or bring a flashlight along if walking at dusk or later. Supervisors and Staff would like to wish Residents a Happy Thanksgiving. Don't forget to stop by the Clubhouse Foyer to add what you are thankful for to our "Thankful Board". In this edition of the LA Times, residents will find many opportunities to celebrate the upcoming holidays and give back to the communities surrounding Lake Ashton. Be sure you get your tickets to the Thanksgiving Community Potluck, support Alzheimer's research by joining Team Sam in the Walk to End Alzheimer's, and donate to The Mission of Winter Haven and the Lake Wales Care Center November 1 — 15 for the annual food drive. Residents will also note that many clubs are resuming monthly meetings. Stop by the Activities Office and see Caroline to get more info on how to join some of the clubs advertised. All Clubs are open to all residents. If your experience is anything other than that please contact Christine at cwells@lakeashtoncdd.com. Supervisors and Staff are thankful for all of the facilitators and want to ensure all residents are welcomed by the leaders and members of the active 280 clubs, whether they just moved here or have lived at Lake Ashton 20 years. Supervisors did not meet in October. The next Board of Supervisors meeting is November 18 at 9 am in the Clubhouse Ballroom. Residents are encouraged to attend CDD meetings to get first hand information on what's going on in the community, projects that are being considered, and issues that are being discussed. Visit lakeashtoncdd.com to view the agenda packets which are posted 1 week prior to the meeting. Residents can contact me via email at cwells@lakeashtoncdd.com with any questions regarding the approved fiscal year 2025 budget or how to access information regarding CDD agendas, meeting minutes and more. Supervisors and Staff want Residents to be informed regarding what is going on in their community. LACDD BOARD OF SUP ERVISO RS CONTA CT INF O Brenda Van Sickle, Chair 863-324-6191 brenda.vansickle@lakeashtoncdd.com Michael Costello, Vice Chair 863-875-9228 or 732-718-7431 mcostello@lakeashtoncdd.com Debby Landgrebe, Assistant Secretary 863-268-8193 dlandgrebe@lakeashtoncdd.com Steve Realmuto, Assistant Secretary 863-949-0304, steve.lacdd@gmail.com Office Hours After Monday Coffee in the Clubhouse Ballroom ENTRANCE GATE SAFETY Residents should stop at the stop sign and use their gate remote or have their RFID tag scanned to enter the community. When using an RFID tag, please be sure to move slowly past the stop sign until the green light illuminates on the RFID reader and the gate opens. If you do not have your remote or a RFID tag, you should go to the visitors side to be processed. Please be prepared to show your driver's license. Residents and visitors who hit the gate arms at the entrances to Lake Ashton may be charged the full replacement value of the gate arm in addition to any repairs to the operators, as needed. Please use caution and do not tailgate. The gates are set to close after each vehicle so tailgating could result in a costly mistake. 8
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LAIICDD NEWS By Karen Van Kirk, Acting LAIICDD Community Director LA II CDD BOARD OF SUP ERVISO RS Jim Mecsics, Chairman Public Safety & District Operations/Programs Office Hours: Tuesdays 9:30 am to 12 pm 863.875.4554, mecsicsj@msn.com Bob Zelazny, Vice Chairman Golf Course, Pro Shop, Eagle’s Nest, Facilities and Field Operation, Transportation System Office Hours: Mondays 1 to 3 pm 863.325.8098, bzelazny@lakeashton2cdd.com Mary C. Clark, Assistant Secretary Public Works & Infrastructure, Including Roadways Office Hours: Wednesdays from 6 to 7 pm 252-503-7087, maryclark725@gmail.com Angela Littlewood, Assistant Secretary Special Projects, Landscaping Area incl. Pet Play Parks Office Hours: Mondays from 9 to 10 am 352.250.9707, alittlewoodlakeashton2cdd@gmail.com Roy Aull, Assistant Secretary Facilities/Amenity Management Office Hours: Friday 9 to 10:30 am 973-670-2709, raull@lakeashton2cdd.com November in the United States is a special time of the year for a variety of reasons, with cultural, historical, and seasonal significance that sets it apart from other months, although the latter may not apply to Florida with its never-ending summer, or so it seems. We may not experience Autumn with its falling leaves of red, yellow, and gold, but we look forward to (in anticipation) cooler temperatures. Here at Lake Ashton, we will continue to welcome back our resident snowbirds. Some Lake Ashton residents will observe All Saints Day, Diwali, or other religious and cultural holidays; many will celebrate Thanksgiving, and honor military veterans who have served in the US Armed Forces, paying tribute to the sacrifices and contributions of veterans through ceremonies, parades, and observances nationwide on Veterans Day, and hopefully all will exercise their right to vote in this presidential election year. While both the Clubhouse and the HFC have hosted a Community Potluck throughout this year, alternating locations every other month, the HFC will have a 'Thanksgiving' potluck, reminiscent of years' past, providing the turkey, dressing, gravy, mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce. Tickets will be sold at the HFC. The United States Marine Corp celebrates its birthday in November as a day to honor the bravery, dedication, and service of Marines past and present. There are also other notable events such as national Alzheimer’s and Diabetes awareness month, and 'Cyber' Monday and Black Friday appealing to the bargain hunters in all of us, and in keeping with the Thanksgiving theme, we appreciate 'Giving Tuesday' as a way to give back to others, and finally, much to the dismay of many, Daylight Saving Time turns back the clock. November is indeed a month filled with activities and events galore here at Lake Ashton. The new resident orientation takes place on Friday, November 1, and Lake Ashton’s LAVA Auxiliary will host its’ annual USO dance on November 8. The LA IICDD Board of Supervisors meeting also takes place on Thursday, November 14. I would like to thank Lake Ashton’s Marsha Bishop, volunteer extraordinaire, who assisted the HFC team with a smooth and efficient RFID implementation. A gentle reminder: if you have not registered your automobile and received an RFID decal, please do so before December 31, because effective in January 2025 you will not be able to use your clicker to enter through the resident gate. The HFC will celebrate with a Holiday dance on December 6, and close out the year with our New Years Eve gala. A great deal has happened and changed at Lake Ashton’s Health & Fitness Center in 2024, and although we will reflect on the past, we look forward to the new year in 2025. 10
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GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 5 The General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 5 and all Polk County registered voters who live in Lake Ashton will vote in the Clubhouse Ballroom from 7 am – 7 pm. Please note there will be no movie showings on this day. In addition to the presidential candidates and various amendments, Lake Ashton residents living in Lake Wales will be voting to fill one seat for election on the LACDD Board of Supervisors. Lake Ashton residents living in Winter Haven will be voting to fill one seat up for election on the LAIICDD Board of Supervisors. To find out who the candidates are that are running for election, visit the Polk County Supervisor of Elections website at polkelections.com. Any questions regarding the General Election should be directed to the Polk County Supervisor of Elections at 863.534.5888. HAVE VISITORS? November is a traditional time for residents to host family and friends. Remember, when you see a visiting grandchild, they are guests of your neighbors so please extend every courtesy possible. Residents: please be tolerant of extra activity at the pool and other amenities. Those hosting family should remind them to be considerate of residents in this 55 and older community. It is helpful if a resident accompanies their guests at any of the amenities, but is not required. Anyone using amenities at the Clubhouse or HFC should have a Lake Ashton Resident Photo ID Card or Facilities Guest Pass. All guests can be registered at either Activities Desk during business hours. Residents can call security (number on page 3) to register their guests after hours. Renters must have a copy of their fully executed rental agreement. Renters that have a lease agreement of less than 90 days will be treated as guests, according to the Joint Amenity Facilities Policies posted on lakeashtoncdd.com or lakeashton2cdd.com. Visit 12 the Clubhouse Activities Office to get your resident amenity access card (which also serves as your Resident Photo ID Card) made during the published hours for distribution or by appointment. Bring a driver's license with your Lake Ashton address on it, or the warranty deed for your home. SECURITY TRANSITION UPDATE Staff at the Clubhouse and Health and Fitness Center (HFC) have been busy juggling normal day to day tasks and distribution of RFID tags and Amenity Access cards to over 3,000 residents. To put in perspective there are a total of five staff members among the two locations to accomplish this enormous task. We appreciate residents' patience during this time and are grateful for the encouraging words received by residents. The initial distribution period ends on November 8 for RFID tags at the HFC for Winter Haven residents and RFID tags/Amenity Access Cards at the Clubhouse for Lake Wales Residents. If you missed this deadline please stay tuned to email blasts to find out when you can come in to get your credentials. Winter Haven residents will come to the Clubhouse starting November 21 to receive their Amenity Access Cards. Be ready to take a picture and complete another application (top portion only) to receive your Amenity Access Card. Each household will receive up to two (2) cards per household (one per resident) and will have to pay $10 per card for any additional cards. A schedule will be released soon via email to let everyone know when their street can come to the Clubhouse to get their Amenity Access Card(s). Once Winter Haven Residents have received their Amenity Access Cards, staff at the Clubhouse and HFC will release a schedule for residents who missed the initial distribution to come to the Clubhouse and/or HFC to receive their Amenity Access Cards and RFID tags. Thank you for your patience and understanding during this transition.
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JOINT AMENI TY POL ICY HIGHLIGHT In September, both boards voted to pass the following updated Pet Play Park policies. Residents that have questions can contact Christine Wells, LA(LW)CDD Community Director or Karen Van Kirk, LAII (WH) CDD Community Director (contact information on page 3). xvii. PET PLAY PARKS 1. The CDD is not responsible for any injury or harm to Patrons or their pets caused by use of the Pet Play Parks. 2. Pet Play Parks are open daily from sunrise to sunset. Specific times will vary based on the time of year. 3. All Pet Play Parks welcome pets of all sizes. 4. Pets must be kept on a leash until through the transition gates. Owners must carry a leash with them at all times. 5. Owners are liable for the actions and behavior of their pets and pet handlers at all times. 6. All pets must wear a collar with identification, current license, and rabies certification. All pets must have all required current vaccinations. 7. All pet waste must be cleaned up immediately by the owners and disposed of properly in the receptacles provided. 8. Aggressive or unruly pets must be leashed and removed from the Pet Play Park immediately. 9. Pets in heat, displaying aggression or signs of illness or disease are prohibited from using the facility until the circumstances are corrected. This applies equally to pets with worms, fleas, or ticks. 10. All pet handlers must be at least eighteen (18) years of age. 11. All Patrons under eighteen (18) years of age must be accompanied at all times by a parent, guardian, or adult Patron over twenty-one (21) years of age. 12. Pets are not allowed to dig holes. Their owners are responsible for immediately stopping the digging and refilling any holes with soil. 13. At the first sign of aggression or if a pet becomes unruly and plays too rough, the pet must be leashed and removed from the Pet Play Park immediately and banned for the remainder of the day. This will also cause a verbal warning to be issued to the owner by the Amenity Manager. 14. In the event the pet harms, bites or fights another pet or an owner, the pet will be banned from visiting the Pet Play Parks while other pets are present for a period of thirty (30) days. 15. If a second incident of harm, biting, or fighting occurs within a six (6) month period, the pet will be banned from the Pet Play Parks for one (1) year. 16. All pet toys should be picked up and removed when done. 17. Smoking is not permitted in the Pet Play Parks. 18. No food or dog treats are permitted. Exceptions can be made by the Amenity Manager for special events and activities. DO NOT REMOVE NEWSPAPERS! Please DO NOT remove the newspapers from the Clubhouse Media Center. There is only one copy for residents to enjoy while in the Media Center. Staff can make a copy of pages if you are interested. Copies are 10 cents each. 14
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FOOD DRI VE NOV. 1 - 1 5 Food donations for the Mission of Winter Haven and the Lake Wales Care Center will be collected from November 1 - 15. Drop off donations to the Clubhouse Ballroom Kitchen, Monday through Friday from 9 am to noon. Let's help our surrounding neighbors in need this holiday season. GIVING TUESDAY DEC. 3 There is so much to be thankful for and so many blessings to count! In the spirit of Giving Tuesday, consider giving to the many organizations supported by Lake Ashton Clubs, as identified in this edition of the LA Times. Giving doesn't always involve money or tangible items. The gift of time is most often the most valuable. LA HANDS 4 HOPE HOLIDAY TOY DRIVE By Nancy Rudy & Sophia Brennan We have much to be grateful for, especially over these last few weeks. Others have not been as fortunate. LA Hands 4 Hope offers assistance to children and families in Polk County who otherwise may be overwhelmed, overlooked and vulnerable to poverty. For the past four years, LA Hands 4 Hope has sponsored toy drives to help needy families during the holiday season. Last year we donated over 500 toys to the Sheriff’s Department to be distributed to children in Polk County, including children whose parents are incarcerated or in rehab. We are once again collecting toys for the Sheriff’s Department and other entities around Polk County. We want to help make the holidays special for children. We at Lake Ashton can help by dropping off new toys, only at the Clubhouse beginning Nov. 1st. through Dec. 12th. Toys are to be new, and unwrapped for ages infant through 18. Located in the Clubhouse Ballroom will be a tree and a special drop off station for all donations. Assisting LA Hands 4 Hope is the perfect way to help make the holidays merry and bright for children. Please help! For additional information or monetary donations please contact Debby Landgrebe 863-268-8192. Thank you. JACK DAVENPORT DEDICAT ION The Clubhouse Fitness Center was ded i ca t ed to Jack Davenpor t on September 26, 2024. Pictured, Betty Davenport and family chose the perfect spot near Jack's favorite machine, the recumbent stepper. Soon a picture will be added to this location to complete the dedication. We hope that fond memories and stories about Jack carry on for years to come. When you see the plaque and picture in the Fitness Center our hope is that you remember Jack's infectious smile and remember all the great things he did for Lake Ashton. 16
Lake Ashton is overflowing with talented residents. The Clubhouse is lucky to have a new piece of art adorning the Lobby. Resident Lynn Shelton created the lovely piece of artwork pictured to celebrate Fall. When you see Lynn be sure to say thank you for sharing her talent with all of us. She used a variety of mediums to complete this sculpture including the following: A scavenged metal base with post, a large floral bucket, two wire waste baskets, a styrofoam wig head, pool noodles, a package of tissue paper, lots of Mod Podge, fat yarn and paint. We are lucky to have residents that love to share their amazing talents with the community. Pictured, Pam Klawinski works on a wreath that will soon adorn the front entrance to the Clubhouse. Stop by the week of Thanksgiving to take a look at her amazing talents. Thank you to the following volunteers that have helped with distribution of RFID tags and Amenity Access Cards. Things would not have run so smoothly without your help: Gary Bishop, Marsha Bishop, Mike Costello, Monty and Doña Formby, Ernie Harben, David Harrison, Peggy Hitchcock, Brenda Jackson, Debby and Don Landgrebe, Judy Morgan, Brenda and Jack Van Sickle, Carolyn Ulrich, Valerie and Dennis Yenor. BACK ON THE TRAI LS AGAIN! Resident David Fix is back on the trails again. It is safe to say it is in his blood now. With just under 100 days until his thru hike start date, David is hiking the trail in sections any chance he gets as practice. At the time of writing this he was off the trails for 24 hours and already has his next hike planned for November 20-23 to finish the state of Georgia. Pictured below he is in Blood Mountain Shelter which is the highest point of the Georgia section of the Appalachian Trail (AT) at 4,442 feet. When you see David in the Community be sure to wish him luck and stick around to hear all of his amazing stories. You will not be sorry. Stay tuned for more from David on the AT! CLUBHOUSE WALL OF ART Shelley and Larry Brodka have been working hard to keep the Clubhouse hallway decorated with beautiful artwork from throughout the community. In the month of October card makers adorned the walls with their beautiful creations. In months past, there have been photographs from many talented residents. We know there is a plethora of talent in Lake Ashton, professional and amateur, and we would like to highlight it all: pictures, scrapbooking, painting, quilting, woodworking, and more! If you create it we want to show it off. Email Christine at cwells@lakeashtoncdd.com or Shelley and Larry Brodka at shelleyb615@gmail.com 17
Thank You For Your Service All residents are invited to honor those who served at the annual LAVA Veterans Day ceremony that will be held on Monday, November 11 at 9 am at the Veterans Memorial. Quilts of Valor for Lake Ashton Veterans The Creative Quilters and other quilters in Lake Ashton have volunteered to make wonderful Quilts of Valor that will be awarded to 15 veterans in Lake Ashton on November 20 at the LAVA meeting. We are looking for nominations from the LA community for this presentation. The first 15 veterans nominated will be awarded a QOV at this event. However, there will be additional QOV presentation scheduled in the future. What is a Quilt of Valor? A Quilt of Valor® (QOV) is a quality, handmade quilt that is made by quilting volunteers in local communities throughout the U.S. It is awarded to a Service Member or Veteran who has been touched by war and has served in the U.S. Military. The Quilt says unequivocally, “Thank you for your service and sacrifice in serving our nation.” In 2003, Catherine Roberts, the QOV Founder, created the concept that underpins the QOV mission. Over the past 20 years there have been close to 400,000 QOF quilts awarded to those who have served our wonderful country. The QOV Mission The Quilts of Valor® Foundation and many quilters around the U.S. appreciate the service and sacrifice of those who are serving or have served in the Armed Forces and protect our freedoms. The focus is on those most in need of comfort and healing first; those who need to know their sacrifice is acknowledged, those who need the affirmation of a hug, and those who never heard the words “Welcome Home.” To nominate a veteran, please contact Carolyn Bluhm, 719.510.1055 or CHBluhm@outlook.com. Special thanks to LAVA, Creative Quilters, other quilters in Lake Ashton and the LAVA Auxiliary for all their support for making this program a success. Photo by Alex Fuertes
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The HFC’s annual Breast Cancer Walk was held on October 4 and was followed by a breakfast. As usual, during the month of October, residents attending exercise classes were encouraged to wear pink clothing to all exercise classes. Donations to the Breast Cancer Foundation of Central Florida were collected, and the Wall of Honor where names of those persons affected by breast cancer was displayed. Kimberly Stewart Horan, pictured bottom left with Karen VanKirk, was the guest speaker at the breakfast. Join Team Sam for the annual Alzheimer's Walk on November 4. Meet in the Pro Shop parking lot at 8:45 am with walk kick-off at 9 sharp. It is not important how far you walk, just your commitment to walk at all supports this truly worthwhile cause. For those of you who cannot participate, donations are truly welcomed. All checks should be payable to Alzheimer's Association. No amount is too small. We have all been touched in some way by Alzheimer's and believe a cure is out there with our continued support! Email punturerij@gmail.com if you would like to participate. There will be a breakfast at the Eagle's Nest after walk for $11.50. 20
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L.A. LOOKS LA (LW) HOA CORNER By Brenda Jackson Call for Volunteers for Board of Directors and Committee Members Members: As we approach the end of the year and our Annual Membership Meeting, we seek additional residents to join our Board of Directors. We currently have one open seat immediately due to a resignation and another seat whose term is set to expire in February 2025.This presents a valuable opportunity for community members to actively participate in shaping the future of our neighborhood and to ensure that our community remains the "paradise" we all cherish. We are specifically looking for the following volunteers: 1. Nominating Committee Chair: This individual will play a crucial role in assisting potential Board candidates with the nomination process and will facilitate the presentation of their qualifications to both the Board and the membership. 2. Board Volunteers: We have two seats available: one for a three-year term and one to complete the term of the resigning director, expiring in 2027. Please do not be concerned if you lack prior Board experience; we are here to support you. What we value most are logical thinkers, individuals with fresh ideas, a willingness to learn about our community, and a genuine desire to assist fellow residents in maintaining Lake Ashton as an exceptional community. If you are interested in either of these or would like to learn more, contact Brenda Jackson at admin@lakeashtonhoa.org. We will send you necessary forms and information to assist you and will inform the Board of your interest. If you would rather take it slow while learning more about LA and the HOA, you may want to consider joining our ARC Committee. As a member, you can assist in approving neighbor requests to enhance the exterior of their homes. To learn more about ARC or to volunteer, contact ARC Chair Mike Wilson at arc@lakeashtonhoa.org or ARC Director Harold Jackson at vp2@lakeashtonhoa.org 22 If you have a keen eye for detail, you might be interested in joining the Compliance Committee to help fellow members understand our governing documents and find ways to make exterior enhancements while remaining compliant. To learn more about compliance or volunteer, contact Compliance Director Dee Mayne at compliance@lakeashtonhoa.org. You may also call 863.325.0065 and choose the appropriate option to reach the right party. We all share the desire to see LA thrive and maintain the standards that attracted us to live here. Join us in being an active participant in driving change and improvements, all while meeting neighbors and enjoying being an integral part of our community. Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve our community. LA II (WH) HOA NEWS On September 25, the residents of the Lake Ashton II (WH) HOA approved a new set of Governing Documents for our community. This was a significant effort made possible only through the work of many volunteers. On behalf of all those who helped (listed below) I would like to express my sincere thanks. HOA Liaison to the Developer: Claude Brown, Jim Mecsics, Gloria Crary, Bob Leah, Myrna Soberman 2023 Board of Directors: Kristy McKibben, Gary Johnson, Bill Testa, Ray Rudy, Dave Bishop, assisted by Claude Brown 2024 Board of Directors: Dave Bishop, Claude Brown, Connie Strassburg, James Akridge, Bill Martin, assisted by Jim Mecsics 2024 HOA Advisory Committee: Jim Mecsics, Gloria Crary, Clive Greef, Bill Testa, Jim Helmer, Carol Corley All Participants in the March 12th 2024 Workshop HOA Attorney Robert Chilton HOA Management Company Tanisha Schroder I would also remind the residents on November 12 at 3 pm in the HFC the association will be electing a new Board of Directors. You should have received a mail-in ballot for the election so if you are unable to attend, please mail your ballot to our Management Company: Stambaugh Inc., 500 Orchird Springs Dr., Winter Haven, FL 33884, or deposit them in the ARC complaints box at the HFC in the corridor.
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WETLANDS AND CONSERVATION AREAS OF LAKE ASHTON Many of Lake Ashton's wetlands and conservation areas are important to our community in a number of ways. They serve many functions like protect against flooding, improve water quality, and provide a home for threatened and protected species. Wetlands in Lake Ashton clean the storm water that is referred to as “runoff”. After that, this water goes to Lake Ashton. When the water gets to the lake, it will go through the outfall structure, which is on the southwest shore of the lake. After that, the water will go to Peace Creek and then to the Peace River. The Peace River can overflow and flood when it rains a lot. This could cause lakes and ponds to have higher than normal water levels, which will be felt by the residents in Lake Ashton. Our aquatics vendor and Lake Ashton CDD staff work together all the time to make sure that our wetlands are being managed properly. Email Matt Fisher at mfisher@lakeashtoncdd.com with any questions or concerns. Residents are reminded that they should not do any unauthorized maintenance in these areas. PROPER DOG WASTE BAG DISPOSAL There were reports of doggie poop bags in the pond between Dunmore Drive and Tralee Drive. Please be sure to dispose of doggie poop bags in proper trash cans and avoid putting bags in bodies of water or on the curb where they can be swept away into the stormwater system (including the ponds, conservation areas, and lakes). This is an environmental issue and should be taken seriously. 24 SALES OFF ICE PAVERS REMINDER Please do not remove any pavers from the Sales Office parking lot. This is private property and signage is in place advising of such. The owner has said he will follow up on all instances of theft. SAFEGUARD STORM DRAINS Please do not place yard debris and clippings on top or near stormwater inlets (as shown here). This could get into the stormwater system causing damage or clogging the system which could lead to localized flooding. The District, made up of Lake Ashton residents, are responsible for the maintenance of the stormwater system within Lake Ashton so damages come out of the budget which is largely funded by resident assessments. Lets all work together to extend the life of our infrastructure. Scene Around Town Can you spot all of the babies in this picture? They supervised the removal of three fallen trees in this area after Hurricane Milton.
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SAFETY NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH (NW) CORNER By Fay Wood, NW Chief Save the Date for the 2025 Police Chiefs Meet & Greet on February 3, 2025! Worth Repeating - Thanks to Law Enforcement Are You a Distracted Driver? Take action to avoid the distraction. Most people know that texting and talking on the phone while driving are dangerous activities. But they aren’t the only things that can distract you while you’re driving. Dashboard infotainment systems, navigation tools and even passengers can easily take your focus off the road. Distracted driving is a deadly problem— thousands of deaths have occurred, according to statistics from National Highway & Traffic. Tips that can help you avoid distractions while driving: • Put it away: Place your phone out of sight to prevent temptation. • Know where you’re going: Set your navigation system before driving. • Pull over: If you must call or text while driving, safely pull off the road and stop. • Ask passengers for help: Ask a passenger to help navigate, make a call or send a message. • Don’t be a distraction yourself: Avoid calling or texting others when you know they are driving. • Use “do not disturb”: Many phones have settings that silence incoming calls and messages while your phone is synced with your car. KNOW THE BASICS— PEDESTRIAN SAFETY 8 Safety Tips for Drivers From National Highway Traffic Safety Administration • Look out for pedestrians everywhere, at all times. • Use extra caution when driving in hard-to-see conditions, such as nighttime or bad weather. • Slow down and be prepared to stop when turning or otherwise entering a crosswalk. 26 • Yield to pedestrians in crosswalks and stop well back from the crosswalk to give other vehicles an opportunity to see the crossing pedestrians so they can stop too. • Never pass vehicles stopped at a crosswalk. There may be people crossing where you can’t see. • Never drive under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. • Follow the speed limit, especially around people on the street, in school zones and in neighborhoods where children are present. • Be extra cautious when backing up and look for pedestrians. 8 Walking Safety Tips • Follow the rules of the road and obey signs and signals. • Walk on sidewalks whenever they are available. • If there is no sidewalk, walk facing traffic and as far from traffic as possible. • Cross streets at crosswalks or intersections. Look for cars in all directions, including those turning left or right. • If a crosswalk or intersection is not available, locate a well-lit area where you have the best view of traffic. Wait for a gap in traffic that allows enough time to cross safely; continue watching for traffic as you cross. • Watch for cars entering or exiting driveways, or backing up in parking lots. • Avoid alcohol and drugs when walking; they impair your abilities and your judgment. • Embrace walking as a healthy form of transportation - get up, get out and get moving. All vehicles, including golf carts, must obey all stop signs and the 20 mph speed limit throughout Lake Ashton. A person operating a golf cart on public roads or streets who is under 18 years must possess a valid learner’s permit or driver’s license.
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MOVI ES CLOSED CAPTIONING: 11 AM AND ALL TUESDAY SHOWINGS CINEMA CAPACITY: 55 NOVEMBER 6 — 7 11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM (NO MOVIES NOVEMBER 5, NO 7 PM MOVIE NOVEMBER 6) A SACRIFICE 2024 | R | 1H 40MIN (Suicide | Language | Drug Use | Violent Content) American ex-pat and social psychologist Ben Monroe (Eric Bana) relocates to Berlin to further his research on the epidemic of cult mentality. While he immerses himself in German cultism, his rebellious teenage daughter, Mazzy (Sadie Sink), becomes entwined with a mysterious and enigmatic local boy (Jonas Dassler). NOVEMBER 12 — 14 11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM (NO 7 PM NOVEMBER 13) LAND OF BAD 2024 | R | 1H 50MIN (Strong Bloody Violence | Language) A covert Special Forces operation in the South Philippines spirals into a brutal 48-hour battle for survival. When an elite extraction team is ambushed deep in enemy territory, rookie officer Kinney (Liam Hemsworth) is left outnumbered but determined to leave no man behind. With an air strike closing in, Kinney's only hope hinges on the guidance of Air Force drone pilot Reaper (Russell Crowe), navigating unknowable danger where every move could be their last. NOVEMBER 19 — 21 11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM THE FALL GUY 2024 | PG-13 | 2H 6MIN (Drug Content | Action and Violence | Some Strong Language) After leaving the business one year earlier, battle-scarred stuntman Colt Seavers (Ryan Gosling) springs back into action when the star of a big studio movie suddenly disappears. As the mystery surrounding the missing actor deepens, Colt soon finds himself ensnared in a sinister plot that pushes him to the edge of a fall more dangerous than any stunt. NOVEMBER 26 — 27 11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM (NO MOVIES NOVEMBER 28) BROTHERS 2024 | R | 1H 29MIN (Language | Sexual Content | Drug Use) Brothers tells the story of a reformed criminal (Josh Brolin) whose attempt at going straight is derailed when he reunites with his sanity-testing twin brother (Peter Dinklage) on a cross-country road trip for the score of a lifetime. Dodging bullets, the law, and an overbearing mother along the way, they must heal their severed family bond before they end up killing each other. 28
FEATURE FILM FRIDAYS — CLASSIC AND SPECIAL INTEREST FILMS 11 AM SHOWTIME IS CLOSED CAPTIONED MAY NOVEMBER 1 11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM MENDING THE LINE 2022 | R | 2H 2 MIN (Some Violent Images | Language) A Marine wounded in Afghanistan returns to a VA hospital in Montana where he meets a Vietnam vet who teaches him fly fishing as a means to coming to terms with his physical and emotional trauma. NOVEMBER 8 11 AM, 3 PM (NO 7 PM SHOWING) THE MESSENGER 2009 | R | 1H52MIN (Nudity | Language | Some Sexual Content) After being injured in Iraq, soldier Will Montgomery (Ben Foster) returns home to finish the rest of his tour of duty in the Army's Casualty Notification service. Teamed with veteran officer Tony Stone (Woody Harrelson), Will tries to come to terms with his own pain while dealing with the cold realities of his new mission. Will finds himself in the grip of an ethical problem when he becomes involved with Olivia (Samantha Morton), the widow of a fallen soldier. NOVEMBER 15 11 AM (NO 3 AND 7 PM SHOWINGS) THE TRENCH 2000 | NR | 1H 38MIN On the eve of a massive battle with the Germans, Sgt. Telford Winter (Daniel Craig) oversees a company of British soldiers. Prominent among the recruits is Billy Macfarlane (Paul Nicholls), a patriotic teenager who struggles to reconcile his homesickness with his sense of duty. Meanwhile, their commanding officer squirrels himself away in his tent sipping brandy and reading poetry. NOVEMBER 22 11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM (REPLAYING - PREVIOUSLY CANCELED DUE TO INTERNET OUTAGES) THE CATCHER WAS A SPY 2018 | R | 1H 38MIN (Violence | Some Sexuality | Language) This strangerthan-fiction espionage thriller from director Ben Lewin (The Sessions) brings to life the incredible true story of Moe Berg (Rudd), the professional baseball player who became a World War II spy. A Jewish, Princeton-educated, multilingual catcher for the Boston Red Sox, the enigmatic Berg was enlisted by the US government to go behind enemy lines and assassinate the Nazi's chief nuclear scientist before the Germans could develop an atomic bomb. FAMILY FEATURE FILM NOVEMBER 29 11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM SPELLBOUND 2024 | PG | 1H 49MIN Spellbound follows the adventures of Ellian, the tenacious princess who must go on a daring quest to save her family and kingdom after a mysterious spell transforms her parents, the King and Queen of Lumbria, into monsters. Animated. Lifetime Limited Warranty Guaranteed Low Pricing 18 Months No Interest1 Free No-obligation In-home Quotes 863-400-5082 • WindowWorldPolkCounty.com 101 Industrial Blvd. West, Winter Haven, FL This Window World® franchise is independently owned and operated by Window World of Polk County Inc. d/b/a Window World of Lakeland under license from Window World Inc. Fully licensed & insured. License No. CBC1257854 Previous sales are excluded and offers cannot be combined. Minimum 10% down required when ordering. ¹No interest if paid in full within 18 months with regular monthly payments. Bank approval needed. Must qualify. Ask for details.
EVENTS SCAN WITH YOUR SMARTPHONE TO SIGN UP FOR CLASSES & EVENTS AT THE CLUBHOUSE! FALL BLOCK PARTY Don’t miss the Fall Block Party from 2:30 to 6:30 pm on November 1! Live music by Spankin’ Sadie, games, corn hole, pumpkin bowling, food & drinks for purchase, and more. Bring your lawn chairs! Everything is free thanks to sponsors: Tropical Seamless Gutters, Yellowstone, ClimateGuard, Matt Simpson of Edward Jones, AdventHealth, Performance Golf Carts. “IT’S THE GREAT PUMPKIN” DANCE PARTY By Terri McDuff Tickets are $10/person for LAPAC’S Annual Fall Fundraising Event Saturday, November 2 from 7 to 10 pm at the Clubhouse Ballroom. Get your tickets online by scanning the QR code above or at the Clubhouse Activities Desk. A costume and table decorating contest will be held. Enjoy music, dancing, raffles, silent auction, and a special performance by LAPAC dancers. Charm City will have a cash bar available. Bring your own snacks to your table or just order your food ahead from Charm City. LAPAC INFO MEETING By Cheryl Winchester The time is here! Lake Ashton performing Arts Corporation is looking for anyone who might be interested in joining a great group. There will be an informal meeting November 7 at 1 pm in the Clubhouse Ballroom to announce the 2025 showcase. Don’t think it is only for someone who wants to sing or dance, there are multiple layers: tech, lighting, stagehand crew, painters, etc. We want to welcome you to at least come and listen and see if there is a fit for you! LA WOODWORKERS YARD & CRAFT SALE FUNDRAISER The Lake Ashton Woodworkers are having a yard and craft sale on November 16 in the Clubhouse Ballroom from 8 am to 2 pm. There will be a bake sale with coffee, silent auction, raffle, and more! The Woodworkers will have a display of items you can purchase to support the Wood Shop. For information on how to donate treats or to volunteer for this event contact Mary Ann Gorney at 616-581-8702. Help support your local woodworkers. Open to the public. ELECTRIC VEHICLE SHOW - RESCHEDULED! By Kathie Sutherland Because of Hurricane Milton, the Electric Vehicle Show was rescheduled to November 22 from 11 am to 3 pm at the Clubhouse West Parking Lot. Learn about the cost, health, and climate benefits of electric vehicles. Owners of various makes and models will showcase their cars, answer your questions, and share their enthusiasm. Myth-busting information and a drawing for prizes will add to the fun. 30
Great Holiday Light Tour Light up Lake Ashton with an Outdoor Home Decorating Contest! A registration form will be sent out via email blast starting November 1. The final day to sign up to be a stop on the Tour is November 15. Voting will be from December 9 - December 20. The winner will be presented with a trophy and be featured in the LA Times. Stay tuned to email blasts for the voting form and more information.
LAKE ASHTON FRIENDS OF MEALS ON WHEELS By Marcia Santino Meals On Wheels Polk held its annual fundraiser at the Nora Mao Hall in downtown Winter Haven on October 4. A special thanks to all the Lake Ashton Friends in attendance! Our community was well represented with about 50 Lake Ashton Residents on hand. The theme of the evening was “Key West Daze” with a laid-back, tropical vibe. We were entertained by a live band, served a lovely buffet dinner and able to participate in raffles as well as bid on silent and live auction items all to raise money for this tremendous service provider. Congratulations to the many Lake Ashtoners that were successful bidders of some fabulous items. REMINDER: Our own two exciting fundraising events are about to take place with all proceeds benefiting Meals On Wheels of Polk County. Event #1 – Gift Card / Gift Basket Raffle through November 13. Over 40 great items to be raffled off. Watch the community email blasts to see where we will be selling tickets. Event # 2 – World Kindness Day Dance Wednesday November 13, 7 to 10 pm. As of this writing tickets are still available at the Clubhouse Activities Office. Reminder: Next “Third Thursday Second Chance” donation date is November 21. Lake Ashton Friends of Meals on Wheels Presents … Proceeds bene!t NOVEMBER 13 from 7 to 10 pm CLUBHOUSE BALLROOM Featuring DJ John of TS&L Bring Your Own Snacks Cash Bar - Special Event Drink Reservations for tables of 8 or 10 for $80 or $100 can be made and purchased in advance beginning September 16 at the Clubhouse Activities O"ce Single ticket pre-sales begin October 7 for $10 Tickets at the door will be $15/each Checks only, payable to: Meals On Wheels Polk Sponsored By: COMMUNITY SOCIAL POTLUCKS The best way to meet new friends is over a good meal! Join friends and neighbors at the monthly potlucks held at the Clubhouse and HFC. Bring a dish to share! Sign up online or at either Activities Office. HFC: November 21 Clubhouse: December 11 32 Dance
Lake Ashton’s 2024 Home Improvement Expo December 4 from 10 am to 12 pm Clubhouse Ballroom Meeting a potential contractor personally is the most valuable way to select a professional and reliable expert for home improvement projects. VENDORS DEMOS PRIZES OS C G C SAVE THE DATES FOR UPCOMING EVENTS AT THE CLUBHOUSE December 20: Golf Cart Parade & Reception December 20: Holiday Pet Parade December 26: Outdoor Menorah Lighting December 31: New Year’s Eve January 17, 2025:The Alans Magic Show February 5, 2025: LA Club Expo February 12, 2025: CCC & AED Class February 14, 2025: Valentine’s Day Event 33
CAROL-OKE WITH LAPAC By Cheryl Winchester Enjoy a fun, free event for all Lake Ashton residents! LAPAC (Lake Ashton Performing Arts Corporation) would like to say thank you once again for being so supportive to our organization and attending our performances and functions throughout the year. We are holding our second annual Carol-oke free event on December 14 from 7 to 10 pm at the HFC. Free tickets will be available starting November 14, with limited space, so make sure you mark your calendar and get tickets before they are gone. Visit the HFC Activities Desk for your tickets, then contact Cheryl Winchester at 305-725-4946 for more important information and to collect a box that needs to be decorated for your table. LAPAC will be supplying the red tablecloths and boxes. 34
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CLUBS RESERVATION RENEWALS Clubs, Groups, and Organizations, collectively “Clubs", can renew their standing reservations at the Clubhouse and HFC for 2025 from November 1 through 8. An electronic form will be emailed to Clubhouse facilitators. HFC facilitators will renew reservations by visiting the HFC Activities Office. CAMERA CLUB By Larry Hillock The November LA Camera Club meeting will be held in the Clubhouse Cinema on Monday, November 11 at 10:30 am. This month we’ll be discussing how to prepare your photos for the 2025 Fine Arts & Photography Show. Club member Shelley Brodka will lead a discussion entitled Going for The Gold. Shelley will share her professional expertise in photo editing. Be sure to bring along a few photographs on a USB drive to share with the group. Lake Ashton residents with an interest in photography are welcome to attend our meeting. LA DEMOCRATIC CLUB By Paul Ritz The Lake Ashton Democratic Club is holding their monthly meeting November 7 in-person only at HFC Community Center. Social time with snacks will be from 6 to 6:30 pm. Please bring your own beverage. The inperson General Meeting will start at 6:30. Speaker(s) are TBA. Email lakeashtondemocraticclub@gmail.com for more information. LA REPUBLICAN CLUB By Bud Colburn Please join us for LARC's Thanksgiving Party to kick-off the holiday season! Enjoy a dinner of turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, salad, green beans and apple and pumpkin pies. Cash bar. Dance the evening away to the music of DJ Wayne. The festivities begin Friday, November 22 at 6 pm at the HFC. Early Bird ticket 36 prices are $35 for members and $40 for non-members until November 8. After this date tickets are $40 for members and $45 for non-members. Tickets are on sale Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the HFC until November 15. Checks only. Join us for an evening of celebration and good food with friends! GARDEN CLUB By Lyn Davis The Garden Club’s October meeting was cancelled due to Hurricane Milton. Our next meeting will be Wednesday, November 13th at 10 am in the Pavilion. Sil Wells will be leading an Autumn theme for us to continue to enjoy our garden flowers by decorating using dried flowers. The club will be providing dried flowers and bookmarks for your displays. Attendees may also bring their own dried flowers that they had prepared for the October meeting, along with any picture frames and candles that you may wish to decorate. You need not be a member to attend. Come join in on making your own creations to take home! GENEALOGY CLUB By Jane Imparl Our next genealogy meeting will be Wednesday, November 13 at 2 pm in the HFC Craft Room. Come join the companionship of your neighbors as we delve into DNA and how it can be used in genealogy. Questions? Call Jane at 815-545-6655. SINGLES CLUB By Carol Corley Lake Ashton’s Singles Club is an open and welcoming organization. We meet once a month, usually the first Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. in the Clubhouse Ballroom. All other Sundays we meet same time same place for some fun games of Five Crown — easy to learn. After the event, we all usually go somewhere for dinner. When we aren’t meeting, the club members get together for an occasional dinner out, or go together to some activities, like Theatre Winter Haven plays. Once a month we have a Thursday afternoon gathering in the Pavilion, weather cooperating. You would be most welcome to join us.
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SANDY’S NYS GROUP By Joyce Notarnicola Greetings to all neighbors from New York! The next gathering will be Thursday, November 7 at 6 pm at the Sizzling Grill. Please RSVP to Deirdre Knapp at auntdeda@hotmail.com by November 4. Newbies, please send your contact information (name, address in LA, phone number, email and where you’re from/live in NY) to Deirdre. We look forward to seeing lots of “old” and new faces on Nov. 7th at the Sizzling Grill! ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB By Susie Escoda It’s nice to see our snowbird friends coming back to Lake Ashton. If you are of Italian heritage we’d like to invite you to join our Italian/American club. Our next potluck will be November 21st at 6 pm at the HFC. Please bring a dish to share (desserts are taken care of) a beverage and $1 to cover expenses. No RSVP required. Any questions call Susie Escoda 863-206-6566. LA BELLES By Michelle Meuser The November/December LA Belles luncheon will be held on Wednesday, December 4th at Arabellas Italian Ristorante at 12:00 noon. Bring a wrapped $10 gift for our White Elephant gift exchange. Limited to 35 people. Come and join in the fun! THIS IS WHERE NEW MEMORIES ARE MADE CRUISE & LAND VACATIONS BOLLA By Linda Warden BOLLA was busy over the summer. Our members are fewer during the summer months but a lot of work still got done! BOLLA members recently delivered approximately 250 blankets and 75 ponchos to the schools in Polk County. Currently there are 10 elementary schools that get our blankets. Each school is very appreciative of our efforts and assures us that they are needed. Now we will be turning our efforts towards other agencies in Polk County servicing the homeless and many teen centers. We look forward to everyone returning this fall. BOLLA is always welcoming new members. We meet every Monday in the Clubhouse 1 to 3 pm. All are welcome. No need to be able to sew — just tie knots! DUPLICATE BRIDGE By Don Fuller & Liz Leigh Duplicate bridge is played on Monday at 12:45 pm in the Clubhouse Card Room. The game is open to all residents regardless of skill level. Participants should have some experience playing bridge plus a partner is required. We have approximately 60 players in the group and can assist new players in finding a partner. Advance registration is encouraged by using the Red Book in the Clubhouse Card Room, or contacting Don Fuller at dfuller627@yahoo.com to register or receive more information. Sally & Ear l Schle y 863-308-295 0 | earl.schley@cruiseplanners.co m www.SandEtravelplanners.co m sally.schley@cruiseplanners.co m FLST # 3906 8 • CST # 2034468-5 0 • HST # TAR-705 8 • WAST # 603-399-50 4 September 16: 1st Don Fuller & Jim Ford; 2nd Dana Griffiths & Marge Kniat; 3rd Trish Kellar & Marian Oshinsky, 4th Sonny Robinson & Pat Foster September 23: 1st Don Fuller & Jim Ford, 2nd Marion Nelson & Roger Nelson ; 3rd Graham Littlehales & Howard Mayne; 4th Doug Robertson & Judy Robertson September 30: 1st Jeanine Connors & Chris Verges; 2nd Graham Littlehales & Jim Ford; 3rd Judy Robertson & Doug Robertson; 4th Liz Smith & Marge Kniat; 4th Pat Foster & Sonny Robinson October 7: 1st Graham Littlehales & Howad Mayne; 2nd Pat Foster & Sonny Robinson; 3rd Marian Oshinsky & Trish Kellar; 3rd Liz Leigh & Mafie Walker 38
PEBBLES & PINES Please make sure your calendars are marked for our dance on December 7 in the HFC. It is that time of year when Santa will visit us and we can all celebrate together. LAVA AUXILIARY By Chris Graves The November meeting is Wednesday, November 20 6:30 p.m. at the Clubhouse near the Stage. Come check us out. We will be debriefing the Craft Fair and planning for the next one in 2025 as well as other activities that support our veterans and those in the military. All are welcome! Thank you! As I am writing this article, the Craft Fair is just around the corner. I can tell you at this time, I just know it is a success because of the generosity already displayed by so many neighbors, staff and Charm City. More to come as we finalize the numbers and donation to Operation New Uniform, this year’s veteran charity. God Bless America and especially our military! LA ROCKERS By Annie Lutz LA Rockers is a wonderful group of residents that spreads acts of kindness to our LA Community. By painting and hiding rocks here at Lake Ashton we hope to provide one message at just the right moment to change someone’s entire day, outlook, life. LA Rockers meet in the HFC Community Room from 1 to 3 pm on the first and third Wednesdays of the month. The first Wednesday meeting is for current members to learn new skills and techniques. The third Wednesday is a “Free Paint and Newcomers Session”. Newcomers are welcome to come and give the group a try! Newcomers will be lent the supplies needed for their first session so you must contact MJ Richards (mjmrichards517@gmail.com) at least five days before their first meeting so that supplies can be provided. If you are lucky enough to find a rock, please post a photo of your rock on Talk of Lake Ashton’s (TOLA) Facebook page. It means a lot for us to see where our rocks go. 40
LA PICKLEBALL By Larry Fabian LAPA would like to thank all the members that have shown up to help with the wind screens at the tennis/ pickleball courts in the wake of hurricane Milton. Members are reminded to mark your calendars for our annual meeting that will be held on November 22nd at 6pm in the Clubhouse Ballroom. LAPA encourages all members to attend this meeting and participate in the election of officers and receive updates on club activities, fundraising, and the court expansion project. Pickleball continues to be the fastest growing sport in United States for the 3rd year in a row! Members are encouraged to update and renew 2025 memberships using the forms and drop box located on the HFC information wall. Dennis Santino has resumed his pickleball beginner’s clinics on the first two Mondays of each month. Contact Dennis at coachdennis@myyahoo.com for sign-ups and information. The support for the fundraising to benefit the pickleball court expansion has been phenomenal! Thank you. LA SWIM CLUB By Sandy White Welcome new member Michele Cave. She has already started working on improving her stroke efficiency and studying competitive swimming rules to help meet a long-range goal of competing with other club members in Senior Games swim meets. Others are welcome to join us also. The swim club is open to anyone who can swim and would like to improve their swimming and fitness, aim for competition, or both. The club has the indoor pool at the HFC reserved on Mondays and Wednesdays from 1 to 2 pm, and Saturdays from 10 to 11 am. Come swim with us. WAY TO GO … our Club has once again co-sponsored a hole during the LA Breast Cancer Awareness Golf Tournament. We will miss Sharron Swanson, who is moving closer to some of her children. Sharron was our first swimmer to participate in the National Senior Games. 41 Denise R. Tessier, Esq. 863.220.7927 Office | 863.225.2244 Direct Info@TessierLawFirm.com !!!"#$%%&$'()!*&'+",-+ 1375 Havendale Blvd. NW | Winter Haven, FL 33881 TAKE CHARGE OF LIFE’S TRANSITIONS <#$3$* @4311"12 6"7"12 A('#$# 5 )"44# 6&12 A*(0 B3(* C*="/3"= @4311"12 D##*$ @(&$*/$"&1 @(&+3$* 63E* D#F$&1 >*#"=*1$ !"#"$ &'( )*+#"$* ,&( -./&0"12 !"($'34 5 6"7* 8*0"13(#9 :*;# 5 <='/3$"&134 >*#&'(/*#?
MIND&BODY SCAN WITH YOUR SMARTPHONE TO SIGN UP FOR CLASSES & EVENTS AT THE CLUBHOUSE! SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE Are you passionate and knowledgeable about a certain topic or subject such as cooking, cameras, history, wildlife, etc? Were you a presenter or speaker before you retired? The Clubhouse is looking for residents who would like to participate as the featured speakers for our upcoming Think & Drink series. The series takes place once a month from November to April at 6:30 pm. If you are interested in sharing your knowledge, please email Christine (cwells@lakeashtoncdd.com) or Caroline (clane@lakeashtoncdd.com). TRIVIA Join us every Sunday in November at the Clubhouse Ballroom for Trivia! It is only a $1 and all funds go to the top 3 winning tables! Doors open at 6 pm and the game starts promptly at 7. Teams of up to 8 players work together to answer the questions. Don’t worry if you don’t have a team; facilitators will gladly help you join a table. 3D MAMMOGRAPHY BUS The 3D Mobile Mammography Bus will be in the Clubhouse West Parking Lot in November 27 from 9 am to 2 pm. All insurance plans are accepted for the 10-minute appointments and NO prescription is needed. Schedule at 3dmobilemammography.com. LORRIE’S LINE DANCING November 14 at the HFC and November 21 at the Clubhouse. No classes November 7 or 28. 1 pm Beginner Class: Everyone is welcome! No experience needed. Dances will be easy and fun. I will be teaching dances we use at River Ranch. 42 2 pm Improver Class: This class will have dances that have tags, restarts, turns, and maybe faster. Some experience may help, but everyone can try and learn new dances that may seem more advanced. Sometimes they are easier than they look. LA DANCE CLASSES Instructor: Connie Wilkinson, certified DVIDA instructor (863.875.6728) Learn the Waltz Mondays November 11, 18, 25 from 4:30 to 5:30 pm in HFC Community Room. FREE, no partner needed! TAP JAMMERS Facilitator: Julie Bombard (jbombard73@gmail.com) Fridays, 10 to 11am at the HFC Sport Court or Clubhouse Stage. Free! Email Julie for information and updated class venue. SPECIAL RESTAURANT ADVERTISING SECTION ALL STAR GRILL 2019 SR 60 E., Lake Wales, FL 33898 (833) 679-9689, allstargrillfl.com Hours: Sunday - Thursday 11 am - 10 pm Friday & Saturday 11 am - 12 pm Happy Hour 2 - 7 pm Two time champions for best wings! Dine in or take out. Full bar with TVs, NFL Ticket, pool tables, darts, games. CHERRY POCKET STEAK N SEAFOOD SHAK 3100 Canal Rd., Lake Wales FL 33898 (863) 439-2031, cherrypocket.com Hours: Sun-Thurs 11 am-9 pm, Fri & Sat 11 am-10 pm. We offer Indoor & Outdoor Seating, Pick-Up, & Delivery THE CROOKED BASS GRILL & TAVERN 1010 N. Scenic Hwy., Babson Park, FL 33827 (863) 589-5887, crookedbass.com Hours: Mon - Thurs 11:30 am-8 pm; Fri & Sat 11:30 am-9 pm; Sun 12-7 pm We serve delicious Seafood, Steaks (including Prime Rib), Burgers, Pizza, Salads, Chicken, Pork Chops, Pasta, Wings, AYCE Specials & a Full Liquor Bar. OVATION BISTRO & BAR Locations in Winter Haven, Lakeland & Davenport ovationbistro.com Offer 1: Free appetizer or dessert with the purchase of 2 entrees/drinks Offer 2: $10 off the purchase of $60 or more Offer 3: Lake Ashton Residents get a free glass of house wine, beer or cocktail with any purchase. Bring this coupon to redeem.
MIND BODY SOUL Simply Healthy Everything is Connected MONDAYS ✴ 9 am: Weight Training - HFC ✴ 10 am: Beginning Chair & Balance - HFC ✴ 11 am: Classical Stretch - HFC ✴ 12 pm: Aqua Reloaded - HFC Pool ✴ 3 pm: Free Virtual Meditation Session via Zoom: yogawinterhaven@gmail.com TUESDAYS ✴ 8:30 am: Water Aerobics - Outdoor Pool ✴ 9 am: Chair Yoga - Clubhouse Ballroom, $5, no equipment or experience needed ✴ 9 am: Cardio Swing & Yoga Cool - HFC ✴ 10 am: Functional Fitness - HFC ✴ 4 pm: Aqua Motion - HFC Pool WEDNESDAYS ✴ 8:30 am: Water Aerobics - Outdoor Pool ✴ 8:45 am: Yoga Share - Clubhouse Ballroom ✴ 9 am: Triple B (Bat Wings, Bellies & Bulges) - HFC ✴ 10 am: Aqua Reloaded - HFC Pool ✴ 5:25 pm: Zumba Gold - HFC - $5 43 THURSDAYS ✴ 8:30 am: Water Aerobics - Outdoor Pool ✴ 9 am: Cardio Swing & Yoga Cool - HFC ✴ 10 am: Functional Fitness - HFC ✴ 11 am: Classical Stretch - HFC ✴ 4 pm: Aqua Motion - HFC Pool FRIDAYS ✴ 8:30 am: Water Aerobics - Outdoor Pool ✴ 9 am: Back to Basics - HFC ✴ 10 am: Aqua Reloaded - HFC Pool ✴ 5:25 pm: Aqua Zumba - HFC pool - $5 ✴ 6 pm: Clinton’s Boot Camp - HFC - $5 SATURDAYS ✴ 8:30 am: Water Aerobics - Outdoor Pool ✴ 10:30 am: Clinton’s Boot Camp - HFC - $5 SUNDAYS ✴ 10 am: W.IN. - HFC - $5 ✴ 3 pm: Aqua Zumba - HFC pool - $5 DO YOU HAVE TECH NECK? We all use our tech devices in the same way— we tip our heads forward and place stress and strain on our neck, causing pain and other symptoms. Learn to work out your neck kinks at a Special Workshop Thursday, November 14 at the Clubhouse at 10 am. $5
BOB ROSS OIL PAINTING Instructor: Kay Lenherr November 9 at 1 pm Clubhouse Craft Room Harvest Time $35 (payable at class). Sign up online or at the Clubhouse Activities Office by noon November 8. CARDS FOR ALL AGES Join in the fun making the pictured cards November 6. This class is for all levels. If you’ve never made cards before come try something new. This month we truly mean something NEW. All card materials to make 3 cards are provided for $5. Please bring scissors and your favorite adhesive. If you don’t have adhesive, we do sell it at a very discounted price of $3. Meet the first Wednesday of each month in the Clubhouse Craft Room from 2 to 4 pm. You must register to attend as space is limited — contact Marianne Morcone at mkegolfer@aol.com, 860-712-9440 or Judy Ridpath (judy@judyridpath.com, 650-678-1174). CREATE A CARD November 19 at 1 pm in the HFC Sports Court. A guest expert will provide instruction, from beginner to expert, all supplies and equipment, and three beautiful cards to take home. No experience needed. Cost is $12. Sign up at the HFC. Call Karen at 262-497-3272 with questions. FUSED GLASS CLASSES Optical Glass Plate or Garden Stake Friday, November 8 from 10 am to 1 pm in the Clubhouse Craft Room. Create either a garden stake or a plate using the “Optics” technique which will be explained at class! Sign up at the Clubhouse Activities Office with a check made out to Jill Groves for $40. 44 Fall-themed Glass Plate or Candle Holder Monday, November 18 from 6 to 9 pm in the HFC Craft Room. Start with a 6” x 6” piece of art glass as a base to create your fallthemed design. Jill will take your creation home and fire it in her kiln. In a subsequent firing, she will either turn your creation into a plate or a candle holder, as you desire. Sign up at the HFC with a check made out to Jill Groves for $40. Fused Glass Holiday Ornaments Monday, November 25 from 6 to 9 pm in the HFC Craft Room. Create two ornaments from numerous possible designs. Sign up at the HFC with a check made out to Jill Groves for $40. All materials included and no previous experience is necessary for all classes. Contact: Jill, 419-902-7966 or manorridgecreations@gmail.com. WIRE HANGER ORNAMENT WREATH We’ve all seen those wire hanger ornament wreaths all over social media. Make one of your own for $5 on November 20 at 11 am in the Clubhouse Ballroom! Sign up online or at the Clubhouse Activities Office. HOLIDAY SEASHELL CRAFT Create a one-of-a-kind holiday seashell craft on December 3 at 11 am in the Clubhouse Ballroom for $5. Sign up online today! CRAFTING WITH CARMEN Carmen is back with a fun project! Learn how to create a holiday stemless wine glass on December 10 at 3 pm. All supplies and instructions will be included for $12. Reserve your spot online for this class today!
GOLF LA NINERS By Sandy Hockenberry Niners’ Opening Day Celebration was held on October 1, at the Eagles Nest after a fun round of golf. Everyone received a blue insulted tote bag, which included a mini bottle of alcohol. Lunch was wings, salad bar and flat breads, with individual fall pies for dessert. Sandra and the ladies from the Eagles Nest, did an outstanding job! Ten lucky ladies won a free lunch. November games will be: November 5 – Luck of the Draw (team game) – players are assigned a number, at the next tee box, an envelope will reveal which players score will be used for the previous hole. Lunch with Friends will follow the golf game at Charm City. November 12 – 1 Best Net Even / 2 Best Nets Odd (individual game) – take the best net on even numbered holes and 2 best nets on odd numbered holes. November 19 – 2 Person Scramble (team game) – A + D players are a team and B + C players are a team for a 2 person scramble. November 26 – 5 Clubs (individual game) – Each player plays with only five clubs for the entire round. The Niners are back to a 9:30 am start time for Tuesday golf. Meeting time is 9:10 am for announcements. Applications for the 2024 – 2025 season are available at the ProShop, dues are $30.00 to be paid before your first round. Pictured below L to R: Dot Bothwell, Gerry Krisgelski, Paula Brown Denise LaCaprucia, Sharron Murphy, MaryLou Jameson, Sandy Hockenberry Denise LaCaprucia, Debbie Shillito, Barb Farmer LAMGA By David Kubissa Hurricane Milton interfered with LAMGA’s plans for an Oct. 9 luncheon to thank the sponsoring businesses and services that have supported the league this year. The event will not be rescheduled. As is routine in these articles, you can check out those sponsors in a monthly mention below or in a complete list on the LAMGA web page at lakeashtonliving.com October and November bring important decisions for LAMGA members. In October, members were asked to vote on proposed changes to the LAMGA bylaws. That vote took place as this article went to press. In November, members will vote to fill three seats on the LAMGA board currently held by the president, finance chairman and publicity chairman. Nomination forms are available starting November 1 and must be turned in by November 15. Any active, enrolled LAMGA member may run for the board. Online voting will take place from November 18 to 27. Official results will be announced at LAMGA’s annual meeting on December 4. Many LAMGA members who have signed up for the Pink Ribbon Golf Tournament taking place Nov. 9 will be in their best pink attire for this great fund-raising event. For more information or how to volunteer at the event, contact Lydia Fichtman at 215-290-9375. Red Hoagland Challenge standings: As of the end of September, the leaders were: 1. Doug Hines, $177.50; 2. Mike Krigelski, $164.30; 3. Steve Kettells, $159.45; 4. Frank Vasquenza, $146.75. Sponsor salute: Thanks to the following businesses that contributed to the LAMGA program this year: Brad Kirwan Real Estate, Mike Krigelski – A+ Realty, Lake Ashton Realty: Terri Mattocks, Lake Ashton Realty: Lori Raath, Realty Inspection Solution.
LALGA By Beverly Hines LALGA season begins this month. The Opening Day Golf and Luncheon Meeting will be held November 12. The theme is “Odd Socks Day” so everyone is encouraged to wear funny or mismatched socks. Golf format will be a 4-Person Scramble with lunch and the annual business meeting to follow in the Eagles Nest. Deadline for sign-up is Nov 5. At the business meeting, there will be a Share the Wealth raffle to help with league expenses, support our charitable organizations, and to keep membership dues from rising. November is the beginning of the new online registration for LALGA events. Members need to log-in to the LA Living website https://lakeashtonliving.com/ (Register if you don’t already have an account). Go to Community, Golf, then LALGA Golf Registration (Instructions for shortcuts to the page are available). Only current members who have a registered account can sign up via the website. Step-by-step instructions were sent to the LALGA members in October and are also available on LALGA web page. For additional information or help, contact any of the LALGA Board Members or Iris Realmuto, LA Living website administrator, info@LakeAshtonLiving.com Welcome to our newest members, Carolyn Alvaro, Tami Donnelly, Mary ODonnell and Sandra Brown. We are delighted to have you join the 18-hole League! November Games: Nov. 5, WEST, Team Play - ABCD 1-2-3 Shamble; Nov 12, EAST, 4-Person Scramble; Nov 19 - WEST, Flag Tournament; Nov 26, EAST, Team PlayABCD Randomly Paired. Remember that you can sign up for these events on the LA Living website or go to the Pro Shop and sign up. Our Holiday Luncheon is scheduled on December 10, 2024. We’ll have a festive menu with seasonal treats and possibly a special guest. Plan to attend and enjoy a jolly good time with your LALGA friends! Red Hoagland Challenge standings are as follows: 1st place – Bev Hines $77.75, 2nd place - Shearly Simpson $72.50, 3rd place – Sue Buss $71.50, 4th place – Margie Dersham $62.35. Pictured: Char Walter had a hole in one on September 24 on the East Course, Hole 8. Congratulations! Home Instead® Care Professionals can provide the care needed to ensure your loved one returns home safely . Call (863) 294-9141 or visit HomeInstead.com/333 FL Lic# 299994096 PERSONAL CARE | TRANSPORTATION | MEALS & NUTRITION | MEMORY CARE Each Home Instead® office is an independently owned and operated franchise of Home Instead, Inc., an Honor Company. © 2022 Home Instead, Inc. 46
LA Woodworkers Yard & Craft Fair + Bake Sale Fundraiser November 16 8 am to 2 pm Clubhouse Bake sale with coffee, silent auction, raffle, and more! Come out & support the Wood Shop. All are welcome! See p. 30
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