July 2011 - Southshore Falls | By Del Webb

Wayne, Barbara Rabineau bring Musical
Greatness to Southshore Falls, Apollo Beach as
DJ’s, Party Planners
Wayne and Barbara Rabineau know good music. A professional musician, Wayne
Rabineau played with Mitch Ryder, Bob Seger, Tommy James and many other
stars during his long career.
He still plays in a band in Michigan during the summer with his friends Frank
Cusmano, Tom and Debbie Reno, but this year they won’t make the trip--Barbara has a job in Tampa. But that’s okay, because the Rabineau’s enjoy their
lifestyle at Del Webb Southshore Falls so much.
Wayne and Barbara, owners of Elite Entertainment, serve as Southshore Falls’
resident DJ and Party Planners. They specialize in 50’s and 60’s music, and they
have organized more than 10 events so far at Del Webb Southshore Falls this
year, including a dinner dance for the Women's Club.
July 2011
Welcome New Residents
Perelli Household
Bell Household
Vollmer Household
Elder Household
Davis Household
Brokaw Household
Mussoline Household
Bean Household
“We do all kinds of parties, from banquets, karaoke, and pool parties to weddings,” Wayne said. In October, the Rabineau’s will perform at the wedding of
Dominique Cotrone, Southshore Falls’ Lifestyle Director.
“We plan to expand our services to Del Webb communities in Orlando and Pulte
Group communities in Sarasota,” Rabineau explained.
Wayne and Barbara purchased their home in Del Webb Southshore Falls three
years ago. When they honeymooned in Key West, they both decided they wanted
to live in Florida. A brother-in-law with ties to Pulte Homes and Centex Homes
told them about Pulte's building practices and so the Rabineau’s decided to
learn more about Del Webb communities. One visit to Southshore Falls was all it
took.
“The staff and people we work with here are amazing,” Rabineau said. “The people living in Southshore Falls really love our music---they are our generation,” he
said.
Elite Entertainment has been in business since 1990 in Michigan and Florida.
“We strive for excellence at every event, providing quality entertainment for you
and your guests,” Rabineau said. “Elite Entertainment listens to you, making
your vision become reality.”
In this Issue:
New Homeowners
July Events
Calendars
Group Updates
Del Webb’s Cooks for the Cure
Christmas in July Event
Sounds of the Silver Screen Event
Fathers Day Party Exclusive
Important Contact Information
General Information
Hurricane Preparedness
Note from Dominique
Kims Korner
Sounds of the Silver Screen–
Screen– July 2nd
Welcome Gayle Cohen and Robert Cohen, the Time
Squared Duo, to Southshore Falls on July 2nd. Their
live show, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., will knock you off
your feet! Enjoy treats from the dessert bar while
listening to this musical duo go through the decades
with songs and audience participation. Cost of this
event is $20 per person. You can find more
information about the performers at their Web site,
http://www.wix.com/timesquaredduo/music.
Bingo–
Bingo– July 6th
Try your luck and have some fun
on Wednesday, July 6th. Pick the
best bingo cards and win some
money! The cost is $10 for three
cards and $15 for five cards. Arrive
by 6:45 p.m. at the latest; no cards
will be sold after first call at 7:00.
Red, White, & Blue Potluck–
Potluck– too!
Celebrate Independence Day July 4th from noon to 3:00 p.m. with music, food, and fun! The
retro-inspired band Yesterdayze will be performing poolside for your enjoyment, and you can bring
food for the potluck to the Social Hall, where you can eat in air-conditioned comfort if you so choose.
Get ready for giveaways, games, and good times.
Billiards 88-ball Tournament–
Tournament– July 7th
If you know how to play pool, here’s your
chance to shine. Our very first billiards
tournament will take place starting at 3:00
p.m. on July 7th. Sign up to reserve your spot
in the tournament.
Bowling Fun–
Fun– July 12th
Meet at “The Alley” on
Tuesday, July 12th .
$6 for two games and $1.50 shoe rental.
Must prepay and get directions in the lobby.
Sign up by July th to participate. Payment is
due upon registration.
Ping Pong Tournament–
Tournament– July 26th
The table tennis competition is
getting pretty tough! Join us on July
12th at 7:00 p.m. in the Social Hall.
The winner receives a gift card.
Facebook 101 is now getting into the
nitty-gritty on this Web-based site.
Continue learning how to connect with
family and friends at the Internet Café
on July 19th at 2:00 pm.
Sunset on the Beach Trip–
Trip– July 9th
Pins, Pop & Pizza–
Pizza– July 17th
Play our new Nintendo Wii on the big screen
on Sunday, July 17th. Yes, now you can bowl in
the comfort of our own clubhouse! Come eat
some pizza and compete against your
neighbors in our own private bowling alley,
also known as the Social Hall, starting at 6:00
p.m.
Nothing is more Floridian than watching the
sun set at the beach. Come join us on July
9th for a relaxing evening at Pier 60. There
will be vendors, music, and food along the
pier for your enjoyment. The bus will depart
from Southshore Falls at 2:30 p.m. and will
return at 10:00 p.m. Dinner will be on your
own at one of the nearby restaurants. Cost
of transportation is $25 per person.
Spanish Classes with Professora Jackie–
Jackie– July 13th
Join us in welcoming Professora Jackie, a certified Spanish instructor, to Southshore Falls on July 13th
at 11:00 am. At this organizational get-together, She will introduce herself and the courses she will be
offering starting in August and again in November. Learn how to communicate in Spanish through an
interactive and fun learning system that teaches not just language skills but also Spanish culture,
customs, and traditional songs and dances. These courses will enable you to communicate with people
from Hispanic cultures in an educated manner. Classroom activities include songs, games, poetry, and
theatrical performances. Learning a language was never this much fun!.
Rays vs. Yankees Game–
Game– July 21st
Special Preview: Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
We had a blast last month at Tropicana Field for the
Rays vs. Boston. We are going again on July 21st to
cheer the Rays and/or the Yankees on to victory!
Ticket and transportation come to $48 a person;
please make your check payable to
Rainbow Charters and sign up at the clubhouse by July
6th. The bus leaves Southshore Falls at 5:00 p.m.
sharp. Come out and root for your favorite team!
We will be having a special movie preview on
Saturday evening at 7:00 pm in the Social
Hall. It's the rare 2 1/2 -hour film that doesn't
make you look at your watch once. "The Girl
With the Dragon Tattoo" is such a film.
Contains obscenity, violence, grisly crime
scene photos, nudity, sex, rape and smoking,
all in large quantities. Please be aware of this
if you are sensitive to movies.
Christmas in July–
July– July 23rd
Here’s the perfect antidote to Florida’s hot,
steamy summer weather—Christmas in July!
And it’s the real deal: posing with Santa,
holiday cookies and hot cocoa, Christmas
caroling, festive dancing, and gifts beneath
the tree. The festivities start at 7:00 p.m. on
Saturday, July 23rd. Admission is $5 per
person plus a “secret Santa” gift worth no
more than $5. Chill out in our wintry
wonderland this summer—a cool time will be
had by all!
Evening Pool Party with Chuck Cobb–
Cobb– August 5th
After a long day at work or a long day relaxing, get your
swim attire on and come poolside on August 5th from
4:00 to 7:00 p.m. to hear Chuck Cobb deliver
wonderful tunes to ease into your Friday night.
Nonresident guests are welcome (limit of four guests per
household). Let’s cool off and celebrate all the July and
August birthdays with a splash! No food or drinks will be
provided, but feel free to bring your own.
Frankly Sinatra & Friends–
Friends– July 29th
Frank Sinatra would have turned 95 this year, and in his
honor, our own local Frankie, Don Jucean, is presenting
“Frankly Sinatra and Friends,” a music, dining, and dancing
gala, on Friday, July 29th, at Tampa’s T. Pepin Hospitality
Centre. Songs will be performed in their original style by Don
and his 19-piece orchestra. An authentic Italian dinner will be
served, and a cash bar will be available. Doors open at 7:00
p.m. and the show begins at 8:00 and ends at midnight. Price
is $65 per person, including transportation, entertainment,
and Italian dinner. The deadline to purchase tickets is July
22nd. Don’t miss out!
Trivia & Potluck–
Potluck– July 31st
Yet another trivia twist! If you liked
Tacos & Trivia and Trivia & Wings in the
past, you’ll love Trivia & Potluck this
time around! Bring your favorite dish
and your thinking cap on Sunday, July
31st, at 7:00 p.m. And here’s a
Popcorn & Movie Nights
July 1st– The Next Three Days
July 8th– Little Fockers
July 15th– Knight & Day
July 22nd– White Christmas
July 29th– The Tourist
All movies will be held in the Social Hall at 7:00 pm, every Friday in July. In essence of our Christmas in
July party we will be getting the festivities going with White Christmas on July 22nd.
Thank you for a great Father’s Day
The Father’s Day pool party hosted by Del Webb was a great success! Many people gathered around
the pool and enjoyed the chicken skewers and ribs outside the Wellspring Clubhouse. Quite a few
residents learned a new dance with the staff, boogied the day away, and ended up with a new skill and
a nice tan line! Sales and Vacation Getaway guests enjoyed meeting the residents and shared a great
time together. Thank you to all the staff and volunteers who helped out with the day, cooked the food,
served the food, and helped set up and break down. We can’t do it without the residents!
The Lea’s Trip to China
In May, we scratched off one of many trips from our “Travel bucket list”. On this fantastic journey we
traveled to the Far East spending 17 days in China and Hong Kong. Our trip was planned and escorted by
a superb travel company, Viking River Cruises, which enabled us to see and feel a culture which
previously we had only read or heard about. We traveled by plane, bus, and riverboat seeing the ancient,
the modern, the poor, the everyday, and the well-to-do in one of the world’s largest countries. It is a trip
that we cannot keep from talking about, both with each other and our friends.
Del Webb’s 1000 Cooks for the Cure
A chance to do good while having a good
time. On Saturday, July 16th from 6-8 PM
you’re invited to the Cook for the Cure party!
This is a potluck & BYOB Dinner Event where
residents will sign up to bring one of the following dishes: appetizer, salad, main course,
or dessert. Only rule would be that all dishes
must incorporate the color PINK somehow
(dish they serve on or in the food).
We will be accepting donations at the door in
sponsorship with Susan G. Komen
foundation and Kitchenaid. All
donations are greatly appreciated
and go straight to the Susan G. Komen
foundation. A donation form is a must for any
monetary donation. The donation will have
our community ID# and will allocate the funds
to Southshore Falls.
In support of this great cause, I would like to
invite any women in the community who have
dealt with or are battling breast cancer to sign
up to be part of the Resident Honorary Board,
which will be displayed at the party! Please
email the Lifestyle Director if you would like to
be part of this honorary board.
Southshore Falls will be competing against
other Del Webb’s in the state of Florida to see
which community collects the most donations.
The community that collects the most
donations will receive an amenity
“Kitchen Upgrade” by Kitchenaid.
According to breastcancer.org
• About 1 in 8 women in the United States (12%) will develop invasive breast cancer over the course of her lifetime.
• For women in the U.S., breast cancer death rates are higher than those for any other cancer, besides lung cancer.
• Besides skin cancer, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among U.S. women. More than 1 in 4
cancers in women (about 28%) are breast cancer.
• In 2010, there were more than 2.5 million breast cancer survivors in the U.S.
• A women’s risk of breast cancer approximately doubles if she has a first-degree relative (mother, sister, daughter) who
has been diagnosed with breast cancer. About 20-30% of women diagnosed with breast cancer have a family history of
breast cancer.
• The most significant risk factors for breast cancer are gender (being a women) and age (growing older).
Santa needed a vacation
so he is coming to
Southshore Falls!
Join us at 7:00 pm in the Social Hall for a evening full
of dancing, Secret Santa, Christmas cookies,
hot cocoa, Christmas carols, and complimentary
pictures with Santa to take home.
Call for Volunteers
We are currently looking for volunteers to help us set up and break down the Christmas in July event. A
setup party will be held on Friday, July 22nd, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Social Hall. To get in the
spirit of Christmas that day, we will be setting up, decorating trees, making cookies, and listening to
Christmas carols. A similar party will be held on Sunday, July 24th, starting at 10:00 a.m. to help us
return the Social Hall to its usual state. Are you ready to help out? Sign up in the Wellspring Clubhouse.
Welcome Robert and Gayle Cohen to Southshore Falls
This time squared duo will knock you off your feet with their live
show that will take you through the decades with songs!
There will be a dessert bar for your enjoyment while you watch
and participate in this exciting show.
Serving:
Carrot Cake
Cheesecake
1,001 Chocolate Cake
Red Velvet Cake
Cost: $20.00 per person
Attention:
Personal Protection courses will be cancelled, if you would like information pertaining
them, please see Dominique at the Wellspring Clubhouse.
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
JULY 2011
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4 HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!
8:00 am– Zumba
10:00 am—Zumba
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Canasta
12:00 pm– RED, WHITE, & BLUE
POTLUCK– TOO!
5
8:00 am—Water Aerobics
9:00 am—Meditation
10:00 am—Get Fit
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Mah Jongg
5:30 pm—Bocce
6:30 pm—Scrabble
7:00 pm—Line Dancing
6
8:00 am– Zumba
9:00 am—Bike Club
10:00 am– Zumba
1:00 pm—Euchre
5:00 pm– Circuit Strength Training
6:30 pm—Old–time Game Night
6:30 pm– Water Aerobics
6:45—Bingo
Clubhouse closed at 6:00 pm for
holiday hours
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11
8:00 am– Zumba
10:00 am—Zumba
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Canasta
6:30 pm—Mah Jongg Basics
7:00 pm—Let’s Talk Sports
12
8:00 am—Water Aerobics
9:00 am—Meditation
10:00 am—Get Fit
10:00 am– Singles
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Mah Jongg
5:30 pm—Bocce
6:00 pm– Bowling Night
6:30 pm—Scrabble
7:00 pm—Line Dancing
13
8:00 am– Zumba
9:00 am—Bike Club
10:00 am– Zumba
11:00 am– SPANISH INTRO
1:00 pm—Euchre
5:00 pm– Circuit Strength Training
6:30 pm—Old Time Game Night
6:30 pm– Water Aerobics
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18
8:00 am– Zumba
10:00 am—Zumba
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Canasta
6:30 pm—Mah Jongg Basics
19
8:00 am—Water Aerobics
9:00 am– Rezoning Meeting
9:00 am—Meditation
9:00 am—Gun Club
10:00 am—Get Fit
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Mah Jongg
2:00 pm—Facebook 101
5:30 pm—Bocce
6:30 pm—Scrabble
7:00 pm—Line Dancing
20
8:00 am– Zumba
9:00 am—Bike Club
10:00 am– Zumba
1:00 pm—Euchre
5:00 pm– Circuit Strength Training
6:30 pm—Old Time Game Night
6:30 pm– Water Aerobics
7:00 pm– Book Club
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8:00 am– Zumba
10:00 am—Zumba
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Canasta
6:30 pm—Mah Jongg Basics
7:00 pm—Film Critics’ Corner
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8:00 am—Water Aerobics
9:00 am—Meditation
10:00 am—Get Fit
10:00 am– Singles
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Mah Jongg
5:30 pm—Bocce
6:30 pm—Scrabble
7:00 pm—Line Dancing
7:00 pm– Ping Pong Tournament
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8:00 am– Zumba
9:00 am—Bike Club
10:00 am– Zumba
1:00 pm—Euchre
5:00 pm—Circuit Strength Training
6:30 pm—Old Time Game Night
6:30 pm– Water Aerobics
7:00 pm—Book Club
6:00 pm– Pins, Pop
& Pizza
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7:00 pm- Trivia &
Potluck
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
8:00 am– Zumba
10:00 am– Zumba
10:30 am– Painting
7:00 pm– Movie & Popcorn
2
9:00 am– Bike Club
7:00 pm– SOUNDS OF THE SILVER SCREEN
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8:00 am—Water Aerobics
9:00 am—Gun Club
9:00 am—Meditation
10:00 am—Yoga
11:00 am– Swimsuit shape up
1:00 pm– Billiards Tournament
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Mah Jongg
7:00 pm—Poker
7:00 pm—Dominoes/ Mexican Dominoes
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8:00 am—Zumba
10:00 am—Zumba
10:30 am—Painting
7:00 pm—Movie & Popcorn
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9:00 am—Bike Club
2:30 pm– SUNSET BEACH TRIP
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8:00 am—Water Aerobics
9:00 am—Meditation
10:00 am—Yoga
11:00 am– Swimsuit shape up
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Mah Jongg
7:00 pm—Poker
7:00 pm—Dominoes/ Mexican Dominoes
15
8:00 am—Zumba
10:00 am—Zumba
10:30 am—Painting
7:00 pm—Movie & Popcorn
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9:00 am—Bike Club
6:00 pm– DEL WEBB’S COOK FOR THE
CURE
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8:00 am—Water Aerobics
9:00 am—Meditation
10:00 am—Yoga
11:00 am– Swimsuit shape up
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Mah Jongg
7:00 pm—Poker
7:00 pm—Dominoes/ Mexican Dominoes
7:00 pm– RAYS VS. YANKEES GAME
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8:00 am—Zumba
10:00 am—Zumba
10:30 am—Painting
7:00 pm—Movie & Popcorn
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9:00 am—Bike Club
7:00 pm– CHRISTMAS IN JULY
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8:00 am—Water Aerobics
9:00 am—Meditation
10:00 am—Yoga
11:00 am- Swimsuit shape up
12:30 pm– Nutrition Basics
1:00 pm—Bridge
1:00 pm—Mah Jongg
7:00 pm—Poker
7:00 pm—Dominoes/ Mexican Dominoes
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8:00 am—Zumba
10:00 am—Zumba
10:30 am—Painting
7:00 pm—Movie & Popcorn
7:00 pm– Frankly Sinatra Trip
30
9:00 am—Bike Club
7:00 pm– SPECIAL PREVIEW: “Girl with The
Dragon Tattoo”
Fitness Activities
ZUMBA: Mon. Wed., & Fri., 8:00 am and 10:00 am
GET FIT!: Tues., 10:00 am
YOGA: Thurs., 10:00 am
MEDITATION: Tues. & Thurs., 9:00 am
WATER AEROBICS: Tues., 8:00 am; Thurs., 8:00 am EVENING WATER AEROBICS: every Wed., 6:30 pm CIRCUIT TRAINING: every Wed., 5:00 pm ●
SWIMSUIT SHAPE UP: every Thurs., 11:00 am ●
NEW CLASS TIME!
NEW CLASS TIME!
NEW CLASS!
Social Activities
BIKE CLUB: Wed. & Sat., 9:00 am
GUN CLUB: first Thurs. & third Tues., 9:00 am
BOCCE: Tues., 5:30 pm
BINGO: first Wed., 6:45 pm ●
PAINTING: Fri., 10:30 am ●
BOOK CLUB: third Wed., 7:00 pm
BRIDGE: Mon., Tues., & Thurs., 1:00 pm
CANASTA: Mon., 1:00 pm
EUCHRE: Wed., 1:00 pm
POKER: Thurs., 7:00 pm ●
MAH JONGG: Tues. & Thurs., 1:00 pm
MAH JONGG BASICS: Mon., 6:30 pm
DOMINOES/ MEXICAN DOMINOES: Thurs., 7:00 pm
SINGLES: second & fourth Tues., 10:00 am
LINE DANCING: Tues., 7:00 pm ●
SCRABBLE: Tues., 6:30pm
OLD TIME GAME NIGHT: Wed., 6:30 pm
LET’S TALK SPORTS: second Mon., 7:00 pm
FILM CRITICS’ CORNER: fourth Mon., 7:00 pm
MOVIES & POPCORN: Fri., 7:00 pm
● Modest fee or cash outlay
Del Webb or professional instructor-led.
Group Activities
DINING-OUT GROUP: to join a group, contact Peggy Retsch @ 645-9309
WINE-TASTING GROUP: to join a group, contact Barry Lea @ 938-5580
TRAVEL CLUB: for information, contact Pat Lea @ 938-5580
GUN CLUB: for information, contact Bob Douglas @ 641-0258
Dear Residents & Friends,
I hope everyone is having a wonderful summer! Thank you all for your help and support towards me and
my staff. Everyone who has lend a hand and stepped up to the plate, THANK YOU!
We have some great events coming up, especially our Cooks to the Cure event, do miss out on
supporting breast cancer survivors and those who are struggling with it now. This fundraiser is on July
16th at 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. I look forward to seeing everyone there. We recently added a few more
aerobics classes including evening sessions on Wednesday nights. I appreciate all of you and have a
happy and safe 4th of July!
Dominique Cotrone, Lifestyle Director
Group Updates
SSF Book Club
Gun Club
July 20 – Luncheon of the Boating Party by Susan Vreeland
Aug 17 – The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time
by Mark Hadden
Sept 21 – In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan
Oct 19 – Angle of Repose by Wallace Stegner
Nov 16 – The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skoot
Dec 21 – A Land Remembered by Patrick D. Smith
New Shooters Welcome!
Meeting in the Internet Café on
first Thursday and third Tuesday
of the month then to the range in
Ruskin and lunch. July 7th and
19th– 9:00 am.
For more information contact:
Bob Douglass, 641-0258
Get Fit
Every Tuesday, 10:00
am. Come and GET FIT
while working out with
your neighbors! We are
moving up to the
moderate workout!
Yoga
Every Thursday at
10:00 am. Any
questions?
Please call Peggy.
Meditation
Classes are every Tuesday and Thursday
mornings at 9:00 am. Join us for a
peaceful rejuvenation.
Call Peggy at 645-9309.
Film Critics’ Corner
The next Film Critic’s Corner meeting will be at 7pm, Monday, August 1st.
The two movies to be reviewed and discussed are:
1. 12 Angry Men (1957) – Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, E.G. Marshall, Jack Glugman, Jack Warden,
Ed Begley; directed by Sidney Lumet
2. The Verdict (1982) – Paul Newman, Jack Warden, James Mason; directed by Sidney Lumet
Taste Testers Report
If any of you have been fortunate enough to travel abroad, and to Italy specifically, you probably came
back with the attitude that we just can’t get authentic Italian food in this country. Well, you may or may
not be right, but one thing is sure: we certainly have some great restaurants in the Tampa Bay area.
Several of our dinner groups, now known as the Taste Testers, have visited a few of our local Italian
restaurants. Here are a few reviews from our dining enthusiasts:
Joia, Gibsonton Road, Gibsonton: Good Italian food, incredibly strong drinks (2-for-1 pricing), private area
for groups at one long table.
Bernini’s, Ybor City, Tampa: Elegant but noisy Italian restaurant with excellent food. We were seated
along the front, next to the entrance, so we didn’t get much opportunity to enjoy the ambiance or music;
a better option would be upstairs at the back, if the entire party can handle the long staircase.
If you are interested in joining one of our many Taste Testers groups, please sign up in the book in the
clubhouse or call Peggy Retsch at 645-9309.
Fantasy Football 2011—
2011—The Southshore Falls 8Balls
Fantasy Football 2011 is almost here. This year we would like to expand the league from eight teams to
twelve. Currently we have nine team owners and are looking for three more. The live online draft is scheduled for August 31st at 7:30 p.m. Entry fee is $50 per team. Last year's winner, Bob Doyon (Tiger Cubs),
is eager to repeat as champion. The league is run on the computer at Yahoosports.com. All owners have
to do is set their lineups for each week. The computer takes care of scoring each team's points for the
week.
For more information, call Don Whiteman at (941) 730-2533, e-mail him at donsandy97@aol.com, or
contact any team owner (Bob Doyon, Steve Gelber, Tom Hines, Frank Beckous, Bob Waite,
Wayne Jensen, or Bill Hensor). During the season, we meet in the Internet Café every Wednesday
morning at 11:00 a.m. for banter, shooting the breeze, and weekly results from the “football experts”
of Southshore Falls.
New Neighborhood Wine Group
NEW GROUP FORMING
I am searching for Southshore Falls residents who would like to be part of a new neighborhood wine
group. Currently I have five residents who are eager to form a group but need a few more of their
neighbors to join them. A group is made up of five to seven couples (singles are welcome) who meet once
a month at a member’s home. Each pair brings a bottle of a preselected variety of wine plus an hors
d’oeuvre to go with it. The participants hold a blind tasting, discuss and rate the wines,
and then socialize while enjoying finger foods and good company.
If you are interested, please sign up at the clubhouse; if you have any questions, call
Barry Lea at 938-5580.
Travel Club
Norwegian Cruise Lines is bringing “Freestyle Cruising” to Tampa, and I have reserved space on the
Norwegian Star. The cruise departs Tampa on March 4, 2012, for seven days with stops in Belize,
Honduras, Costa Maya, and Cozumel. The cabin prices begin at $549.12 for an inside stateroom; outside
with a porthole for $659.12; outside with a picture window at $699.12; and rooms with balconies for
$879.12. All prices are per person, based on double occupancy, and do not include insurance and
transfers. Based on the responses I have already received, this is sure to be another fun-filled Southshore
Falls Travelers’ cruise. For more information, give me call or look for flyers at the clubhouse.
My hold on group space has expired on Royal Caribbean’s November
12th seven-day Oasis of the Seas sailing from Fort Lauderdale, but
bookings may still be available. Forty-five guests from Southshore
Falls are already signed up. If you have been thinking about taking
this cruise, I will try to get you the best price available. The initial
deposit of $250 per person or $500 per cabin is fully refundable until
August 29th. I have also negotiated a bus price of $60 per person,
round trip, based on a minimum of forty-two passengers. Pat Lea
Contact me at 938-5580 or patlea1@verizon.net (note new e-mail
address).
SSF Bike Club
Current Membership 40
May Mileage -------- 1323 miles
YTD. Mileage -------- 8520 miles
Total Miles Club has ridden ------ 43,648
We record our miles ridden on Wednesday and Saturday's only. We ride 10 miles on those day's. We also
ride the other day's of the week ( except Sunday) We ride between 9 and 12 miles on those day's.
We always meet in front of the Clubhouse and leave at 9:00 am. After our ride we come back to the
Clubhouse for a cold drink, coffee, and conversation. The 2nd Saturday of the month is our breakfast ride
to McDonald's in Ruskin. This is a 9 mile ride. The 4th Wednesday of the month we haul our bikes to
some bike trail and ride 12 to 18 miles.
Safety is our first concern. (All riders are required to wear a helmet)
If anyone has question's please give me a call 813-746-1050
Southshore Falls Women’s Social Club
Upcoming events for 2011
September 21, 2011– Financial Planning for Seniors, lunch provided,, located in the Wellspring Club
October 19, 2011– Luncheon and Fashion show from Dilliards, located in the Wellspring Club
November 16, 2011– Luncheon at Apollo Beach Bistro
December 21, 2011– Christmas Luncheon
American Business Women’s Association
The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA)—Southshore Chapter invites you to a dinner
meeting with Hillsborough County Commissioner Sandra Murman, to be held at Apollo’s Bistro. The topic
of discussion is “businesses in Hillsborough County.” The event will begin at 6:00 pm on Monday, July
18th. Cost is $16.00 per person.
The ABWA supports women in business and organizes plus runs charitable events.
For further information, contact Kathy Hicks @ 746-1232.
Wine and Design Evening
Southshore Falls “Wine & Design” event was really fun! Lots of participation from everyone present!
I covered the basic principles of interior design, touching upon color theory, pattern flow, space
correlation, scale and ways to assist smaller pieces and spaces with the use of accessories to draw your
eye upward, creating focal points, deciding on best solutions for window treatments, to name a few.
Many participants brought photos along and asked
questions concerning what colors to paint walls,
or what to bring to an existing room to add "pop", better
ANGELA McKNIGHT
Allied Member ASID
ways to showcase wall groupings, and what might help
813-621-7585 ext. 128
complete a certain space. It was really wonderful
receiving such a warm reception from everyone, and the
Design Consultant for Ethan Allen
positive feedback was so appreciated.
~ Brandon Design Center ~
I would like to personally thank everyone who came and
helped make it such an enjoyable evening!
10015 Adamo Dr. (Rte. 60)
&
SouthShore Falls Resident since 2007
Hurricane Preparedness
The National Hurricane Center is predicting an above-normal hurricane season for 2011, which began
June 1. The prediction is for sixteen named storms, nine hurricanes, and five major hurricanes. Now is the
time to get prepared. According to the NHC, there are several steps involved in being prepared. Some of
those things include developing a family plan, creating a disaster supply kit, having a place to go, securing your home, and having a place for your pet.
The most important thing you can do is to be informed and prepared. Disaster prevention includes both
being prepared and reducing damage. Disaster prevention includes having the supplies on hand to
weather the storm. The suggestions provided here are only guides. For more information about shelters,
evacuation zones, and other ways to be prepared, go to the Hillsborough County Emergency Management
site at http://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/emergency.
It is important to create a disaster supply kit. There are certain items you will need regardless of where
you ride out a hurricane. The disaster supply kit comes in very handy if you must evacuate and makes you
more secure if you remain in your home.
Disaster Supply Kit
Be sure to keep the following items on hand throughout every hurricane season (June—November).
Water—
Water—at least 1 gallon per day per person for 3 to 7 days
Food—
Food—at least enough for 3 to 7 days: nonperishable
packaged or canned food and juices, foods for
infants or the elderly, snack foods, manual can opener,
cooking tools, fuel, and paper plates and plastic
utensils
Bedding—blankets, pillows, etc.
Clothing—
Clothing—seasonal attire, rain gear, sturdy shoes
First aid kit & Personal hygiene items—
items—moist wipes,
toiletries
Medicines and prescription drugs
Flashlight and batteries
Radio—
Radio—battery-operated and NOAA weather radio
Telephones—
Telephones—Fully charged cell phone with extra battery
and a traditional (not cordless) telephone
Cash (with some small bills) and credit cards—
cards—banks
and ATMs may not be available for extended
periods
Important documents—
documents—in a waterproof container or
watertight reusable plastic bag: insurance papers,
medical records, bank account numbers,
Social Security card, etc.
Tools—
Tools—keep a set with you during the storm
Filled vehicle fuel tank
Important Contact Information
5831 Cascade Falls Drive
Apollo Beach, FL 33572
(813) 641-3616
Sales Center Hours:
Mon., Tues., Fri., & Sat.: 9 am– 5 pm
Wed. & Sun.; 11 am– 5 pm
Wellspring Clubhouse Hours:
Monday: 8 am–9 pm
Tuesday: 8 am–9pm
Wednesday: 8 am–9 pm
Thursday: 8 am–10 pm
Friday: 8 am–10 pm
Saturday: 9 am–10 pm
Sunday: 9 am–9 pm
Dominique Cotrone, Lifestyle Director
641 - 3616
DCotrone@accessyourcommunity.com
Communicating with Mainscape
If you have any irrigation or landscaping issues, please contact Mainscape Customer
Service directly at (800) 481-0096 or by e-mail at csrflorida@mainscape.com. This
will open up a customer service ticket. Please keep this ticket number for reference.
If it is an after-hours emergency, this will notify the irrigation manager, who will
respond directly to the caller. This is the best way for us to track how Mainscape is
doing in providing customer service and maintenance of the community.
July Mainscape Schedule
July 1st- Summer Annuals go in
July 5th- Pruning on homes starts
Cathy Sobrito, HOA Assistant
641 - 3616
CSobrito@accessyourcommunity.com
John Anzilotti, Maintenance Director
641 - 3616
SSFmaint@accessyourcommunity.com
Kim Bittar, Community Manager
641 - 3616
KBittar@accessyourcommunity.com
Security Gate
641 - 8742
Wellspring Clubhouse
641 - 3616
Sales Office
645 - 5749
July 6th- Tree and shrub fertilizer
Pest Control
Common grounds and clubhouse
Weekly Mowing Schedule (Weather Pending)
Monday– Silver Falls and Hidden Falls
Tuesday– Shell Falls and Bluewater
Wednesday– Front entrance of clubhouse, Falls blvd and Seneca Falls
Thursday– Sunset Falls, Cedar Falls, Mystic Falls, and Back Entrance
Friday– Weather Day and/ or Rain Day Make up
Pulte Warranty
(866) 313 - 9950
Garbage:
Yard Waste: Wednesday and Saturday
Recycling: Thursday
Yard Waste: Wednesday
We again thank Southshore Falls residents Rick Emmer and Ross
Alford for their help with the monthly "Scoop."
July Fitness
Let’s Get Moving!
Happy July 4th! It’s just the right time to stand up and get moving! I want you
to know that it is never too late to start an exercise program. Whether you
were an athlete in your younger years or have been a couch potato most of
your life, you can start today. If you lack energy, have chronic pain, carry a
spare tire around your waist, whatever it is that has been stopping you in the
past—let it go! You can change your life and create new results for yourself
starting today. If pain and fatigue are your everyday companions, you can
learn how to move your body to fix the pain, which will create energy and banish the fatigue. You have the power to heal yourself; as Nike says, “Just do it”!
Jump in on one of the water classes offered to you courtesy of Southshore
Falls, sign up for one of my Fitness Center Circuit Trainings (for a small fee), or
invest in yourself and take advantage of my summer personal training special,
three sessions for $125.
Whatever you do, just get moving. Move more today than yesterday, and move
Deb Peters
more tomorrow than today. You will find that the more you do it, the easier it
dpfitness@live.com
gets. You will never know what you can accomplish if you don’t try.
Your ally in fitness and good health,
Deb
Check out Deb’s news
article in The Tampa
Tribune on the next page!
NEW CLASSES!
Water Aerobics– Every Tues. & Thurs. at 8 am and every Wed. at 6:30 pm
Circuit Strength Training– Every Wed. evening at 5:00 pm, $10 per person
Group Swimsuit Shape Up– Every Thursday at 11:00 am, $5 per person
Nutrition Basics– July 28th at 12:30 pm in the Social Hall, $5 per person
'Fitness can save your life'
GOAL: To swim in the 2012 United States Masters Swimming Summer Nationals long
course meters in Omaha, Neb.
Why I did it: In 2002, I was 40 years old, 6 feet tall, 235 pounds and not in very good
shape. Heart disease runs in my family. My dad succumbed to a massive heart attack at 49. His father and my great-grandfather died at about the same age. I was
paranoid and felt that getting to my 50s might be out of reach due to genetic fate.
By summer 2008, I had been working out at the local gym lifting weights. I had dropped some weight and was looking much
better, but I lacked real conditioning. I had never been a swimmer, but I was comfortable in the water.
I was watching the Olympics and told my wife, Debbie, I could swim as fast as those on television. We began teasing and kidding each other about my swimming ability. We decided to settle the dispute by seeing how fast I could swim.
We went to the gym and Debbie brought the stopwatch. I swam across the pool in 12 seconds. Not bad, I thought. I figured I
was almost as fast as an Olympian and that I'd won the argument with wife. Boy, did I have a lot to learn.
HOW I DID IT: I started swimming at least three times a week. I would swim across the pool as fast as possible, catch my
breath and then swim back. Then I met Laura Ghilik-Micu, a swim coach who taught me a lot about swimming -- the strokes,
structured workouts and sets. She asked me about my goals, and I informed her that London 2012 sounded good. She chuckled and suggested I join and compete in Masters swimming. Laura also worked with my wife, a personal trainer
(dpfitnessandwellness.com).
In late 2008, I joined United States Masters Swimming. I swam my first event in February 2009 and was hooked. I kept swimming, and my wife kept coaching me about strength training and nutrition. I looked better than ever, I was down to 170
pounds. USMS events gave me motivation and a goal. Then, at one of the meets, a fellow USMS swimmer suggested I join the
Tampa Metro Masters (TMM). I realize I won't swim at the Olympics, but I have competed in many meets, including the 2010
short-course nationals at Georgia Tech, where I was on deck and swimming with current and former Olympians. I met Rowdy
Gaines and attended a clinic with Aaron Peirsol, who let me hold one of his Olympic gold medals from Beijing.
HURDLES: On Oct. 26, 2010, I was 49 and swimming some long sets in the pool. I started to feel light-headed and stopped
swimming. I never do that. I got out of the pool to sit for a few minutes. But as I got up, I felt hot, clammy and my back was
tight. I got dressed for work, but I was sluggish. At work, co-workers said I looked terrible. I had all the signs of a heart attack,
but finished my shift and went home. My chest still hurt the next morning, and my wife took me to the emergency room, Yes , I
know I did everything wrong, and should have gone to the hospital right away. I spent two days in the cardiac care unit, and
found out I didn't have a heart attack; I have heart disease and a couple of blocked arteries.
I spent eight months dealing with doctors, tests and modifications with blood
pressure and cholesterol medication. Though I eat well and exercise, I am a victim of genetics. My diet, exercise, and swimming probably saved my life,
GOING THE DISTANCE: In April, I swam at the YMCA short-course nationals in
Fort Lauderdale. The first day of the event coincided with the date when my life
lasted longer than my father's. I swam in eight events and one relay. Without
question, thanks to swimming, I have beat genetics.
BEST ADVICE: Make fitness a part of your life, as fitness can save your life. Have
a goal with whatever interests you. Professional personal trainers and coaches
are worth their weight in gold.
http://www2.tbo.com/lifestyles/health-4-you/2011/jun/16/2/fitness-can-save-your-life-ar-237286/
Our very own Deb Peters with husband,
Gene featured in The Tampa Tribune on
June 18th
Announcements
Classifieds
There will be a classified section coming soon. Please fill out a form at the Wellspring Clubhouse. There is
no charge, some restrictions apply. Starting soon!
Access Card Reminders
Remember that your Del Webb access cards are required to come into the Wellspring Clubhouse.
Tampa Phonebooks
There are Tampa 2011– 2012 phonebooks available in the Social Hall. Come pick them up anytime the
Clubhouse is open. Enjoy!
HOA Reminder
Monthly association dues are due by the 5th of each month.
Please see Cathy Sobrito with any questions
Fitness Center
Please make sure you are wiping off equipment in the gym after each use. Also,
limit your use of the cardio equipment to 30 minutes when there is someone
waiting. Thank you for your attention to these matters!
Equipment Assistance
Southshore Falls is starting a log for all residents that are in need of walkers, wheelchairs, shower chairs,
rides, trips to the airport; anything that can be useful to our neighbors. Please come to the Wellspring
Clubhouse to be put on a list if you have access to these items. This log will be located in the lobby for
any circumstances that a resident may need to use.
Advertising
For commercial enterprises, we are now offering paid advertisements in our monthly newsletters. If you or
someone you know has a business and would like to advertise in the Scoop, see Dominique for
information and pricing.
Rezoning Meeting
There will be a Rezoning Meeting with the Board of County Commissioners at 9 AM on July 19th at the
County Building at 601 E. Kennedy Blvd. Tampa. Transportation will depart from the Clubhouse at 8 AM
for those wishing to pool. The cost for the arranged transportation is $10.00. Contact Doug Hardy at 6453530 or Andy Hornick at 914-414-8930 for reservation and for the transportation.
Kim’s Korner
Dear Southshore Falls Residents:
As many of you know, Craig Ayers, our former maintenance supervisor, has left to pursue a new career
opportunity, and we wish him the best in his new endeavor.
So you will certainly want to join me in extending a warm welcome to John Anzilotti, our new maintenance
supervisor. John is originally from Chicago and came to Florida in 1999. He resides in Ruskin with his
girlfriend of five years. Some of his hobbies include camping, cooking, golfing, and music. Professionally,
he brings to Southshore Falls over ten years of maintenance experience including four years in an active
adult community. John also holds his HVAC certification and his Certified Pool Operator license. If you
have a maintenance concern, please e-mail John at ssfmaint@accessyourcommunity.com. I look forward
to working with John, and I know that he is going to be a valuable asset to our team at Southshore Falls.
That dreaded time of year for us Floridians has come again. Yes, another hurricane season is upon us!
We are still looking for volunteers to call on to help prepare the Wellspring Club in case of a hurricane
threat. Please contact Cathy Sobrito at the office if you are interested in helping out. We will be holding a
Hurricane Volunteer meeting in early July to discuss the game plan to secure the building and pool areas.
And regarding your own safety, please see the article regarding hurricane preparedness elsewhere in this
newsletter.
I am sure many of you have seen the new pool and cabana being constructed in the northwest section of
the community. Construction is moving quickly, and these new amenities should be open in the next few
months for the enjoyment of all.
Cabana at the entrance to the new northwest pool: Work in progress as of June 17, 2011
Please remember to call the guard house at (813) 641-8742 to notify the guard on duty of any guests or
deliveries expected. If you have any questions or concerns about the procedures at the gate house,
please let me know.
One last reminder: To respect the privacy of residents living in lakefront homes, please refrain from walking around the lakes in the easement area, the sloping area between the rear lot line and the water’s
edge.
My team and I appreciate your attention to these matters as we strive to maintain Southshore Falls as the
beautiful community it is today!! We wish you all a safe and happy Fourth of July!
Best regards,
Kim Bittar, LCAM
Community Manager
kbittar@accessyourcommunity.com