South Tampa`s Best 55+ Adult Community 6220 South Dale Mabry

South Tampa's Best
55+ Adult Community
6220 South Dale Mabry, Tampa 33611
COMMUNITY AMENITIES INCLUDE
Gated Entrance
Two fish-stocked lakes
Heated swimming pool
Clubhouse and community room
Fitness Center
Game room
Community dinners, parties
Holiday celebrations, trips and more
A perfect retirement community in the right
place
Located 1.4 miles from
MacDill Air Force Base
JUNE 2015
NEWSLETTER
6220 S. Dale Mabry – Tampa, FL 33611
813-839-2812
Email us at:
WinwardLakes@SteinerCommunities.com
Visit us on the web at
www.SteinerCommunities.com
Like us on Facebook
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY
We wish all father’s a very happy Fathers’ Day, so dad’s it’s your
day relax and enjoy remember the pool – it’s refreshed and
ready for you.
Summer is here and it is very important for everyone to stay safe
and cool. Please do not stay outdoors for long periods of time,
eat small meals, take cool showers, and wear light weight
clothing.
PLEASE REMEMBER....THE HALL IS CLOSED FOR JUNE,
as we will be working inside the hall and kitchen.
As we all know, hurricane weather is from June 1st to November
30th,. so please be ready to leave if necessary. If it is necessary
please let the office know where you will be and make sure we
have a cell number if you have a cell.
Also remember that with the rain, the grass grows faster, so you
need to mow your lawn once a week not bi-weekly – thanks!
FOUND A RING WAS FOUND AT THE BOTTOM OF THE
POOL. If you have lost a ring, please come into the office and
explain what the ring looks like, and it will be returned to you.
NEW HOMES MEANS NEW DEALS AT
WINWARD LAKES!!
We have new homes entering the community and we are
ready to make deals on them . . . so, if you have been
thinking of trading in your home, stop in and see us at the
office. Or if you have a friend what is looking, send them in
and you will receive a bonus if a new home is purchased.
Brand New Homes
6206 Compass
3729 Yardarm Dr.
3723 Winward Lakes (not ready)
3729 Winward Lakes (not ready)
3733 Winward Lakes (not ready)
AND MORE TO COME!
Pre-Loved Homes
6207 Starboard
3720 Yardarm Dr.
3723 Anchor Dr.
3719 Winward Lakes
PICK YOUR
NEIGHBOR!!
Please call the office for
information .…
813-839-2812
Bud and Ginger Marion.
WINWARD LAKES IS
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WELCOME TO YOUR NEW HOME . .
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Peggy Chandler
Donald Comer
Mildred Lightfoot
Joseph Swales
Keith Carlton
Delores Comer
Sharon Garland
Ann Patrick
Judith Anderson
George Gest
Rudolph Martinez
Benjamin Tillis
Grace Burns
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Christopher Milsaps
Connie Brody
Helen Ingles
David Turner
Maureen Harpole
Edward Pannell
William Russell
Diane Tennant
Tim Bearden
Annette Adkins-Wadsworth
Edgar Valencia
Teresa Boyette
Ruth Clem
Lucena Ruff
Rick Selph
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Gemini, this is a good month for starting and
finishing new projects and tying up loose ends.
June is a bittersweet month, and it’s a time to
focus on personal transformation and reinvention
– giving birth to the person you want to be, your
ideal you. Pay attention to your health this month –
avoid overwork or over-activity. As always, be careful with your
relationships – don’t take anything, especially communication,
for granted.
Cancer, your sense of self-reliance and
independence is stronger this month. You can
and should have things the way you like them –
without riding roughshod over others. You need
to be careful about taking verbal commitments
too seriously – people don’t always really mean what they say.
Finances are bittersweet this month. Success comes only
through hard work, but it does come. Things will improve as the
month progresses.
TROUT CREEK (WILDERNESS PARK)
12550 Morris Bridge Road, Thonotosassa
Features
• Boardwalk
• Canoe/Kayak launch
• Fishing
• Hiking
• Picnic Shelters
• Picnic Tables
• Restrooms
• Trails – Biking Off-Road
Trout Creek Wilderness Park is located near the mouth of Trout
Creek. This property on the Hillsborough River is popular for
fishing, canoeing and group picnics at shelters that can be
reserved. Trout Creek is a pleasant place to get away for a
break or to take small children for a mini-adventure.
MINI GIGGLES . . .
Q: What do you call a fake noodle?
A: An impasta.
Q: Why are frogs so happy?
A: They eat whatever bugs them.
4 WAYS TO BEAT THE HEAT
Eat spicy food. If you’re already
sweating, why would you want to
sweat more? Professor of Food
Science at Penn State University,
Luke LaBorde says “eating spicy
food increases blood circulation and
makes you sweat, so you’ll feel
cooler as the sweat dries.” Dr. Oz explains that the capsaicin in
hot peppers encourages your body to sweat more without raising
your body temperature.
Sleep on ice cold sheets. Chill your bed
by folding sheets and pillowcases, placing
them in plastic bags and sticking them in
the freezer for a few hours, according to
Mother Nature Network. Then make up the
bed just before you turn in for the night.
FLORIDA’S HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS SALES TAX
HOLIDAY – COMING SOON!
Florida hasn’t set the date for this year’s Hurricane
Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday, but here’s a list of items that
will be included in the holiday buying:
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Spritz yourself. Keep a spray bottle in
the refrigerator and when the going
gets hot, give yourself a good squirt –
as the water evaporates, it cools you.
Start with your wrists and ankles and
then move on to your arms and legs.
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Shuck your shoes. As the sweat on your feet evaporates, it
cools the skin and the blood in your feet. Blood vessels then
whisk that blood to other parts of the
body so “you’re getting a greater
sensation of coolness” says Donald R.
Bohay, M.D. and a member of the
American Orthopedic Foot & Ankle
Society.
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A portable self-powered light source selling for $20 or less
A portable self-powered radio, two-way radio, or weather
band radio selling for $50 or less
A tarpaulin or other flexible waterproof sheeting selling for
$50 or less
A self-contained first-aid kit selling for $30 or less
A ground anchor system or tie-down kit selling for $50 or
less
A gas or diesel fuel tank selling for $25 or less
A package of AA-cell, C-cell, D-cell, 6-volt, or 9-volt
batteries, excluding automobile and boat batteries, selling
for $30 or less
A nonelectric food storage cooler selling for $30 or less
A portable generator that is used to provide light or
communications or preserve food in the event of a power
outage selling for $750 or less
ARE YOU GOING TO PIGEON FORGE?
Haven’t signed up yet??? Contact Annette Wadsworth @813789-7581 to get in on the fun November 1 – 7.
The Summer Solstice heralds the
beginning of summer in the Northern
Hemisphere and will occur on June 21 at
12:38 p.m. The timing of the Summer
Solstice depends on when the Sun
reaches its farthest point north of the
equator. The summer solstice is the day
with the most hours of sunlight during the
whole year. Here are some ways to
celebrate summer:
1. Go fishing.
2. Cook outside. Have a big cook-out on the solstice.
3. Listen to songbirds: We love our feathered friends. Attract
birds to your garden with a bird feeder.
4. Let the light in! With all this extra daylight, hang a sun catcher
in your window or on your porch.
FATHER'S DAY HISTORY
The idea for Father’s Day came to Mrs.
John Dodd as she sat listening to a
Mother's Day sermon in 1909. Her father
had raised his children alone on his
Washington farm after his wife died giving birth to their sixth
child. Mrs. Dodd proposed to the Spokane Ministerial
Association and the YMCA that they celebrate a "father's day"
on June 5, her father's birthday. The idea received strong
support, but the ministers of Spokane asked that the day be
changed to give them time to prepare sermons on the subject
of fathers. The first Father's Day was observed on June 19,
1910, in Spokane, Washington, and soon other towns had their
own celebrations. Father's Day did not become a permanent
national holiday until 1972, when President Richard Nixon
signed a law declaring that it be celebrated annually on the
third Sunday in June.
HAPPENING IN TAMPA BAY IN JUNE
Free Tuesday
Glazer Children's Museum, 110 West
Gasparilla Plaza
First Tuesday of the month
2:00 PM to 7:00 PM
The first Tuesday of each month features FREE ADMISSION for
both children and adults.
Authentic Flamenco Dinner Show at Spain Restaurant
Spain Restaurant & Toma Bar, 513 Tampa St.
6/27/2015
8:00 PM to 9:30 PM
Live Music Performed by Sombras Flamencas
Javier Hinojosa (Flamenco Guitarist) & Carolina la Candela
(Flamenco Dancer)
Show starts at 8 PM and $7 Cover per person in Dining Room;
No cover at Bar. Reservations recommended call 813-223-2831.
FATHER’S DAY FACTS:
In 1972, Richard Nixon signed a proclamation making
Father’s Day a federal holiday.
There are more than 70 million fathers in the United States.
Americans spend more than $1 billion each year on Father’s
Day gifts.
THOUGHTS ABOUT FATHERS
My father used to play with my brother and me in the yard.
Mother would come out and say, "You're tearing up the grass."
"We're not raising grass," Dad would reply. "We're raising boys."
Harmon Killebrew
I don't care how poor a man is; if he has family, he's rich.
M*A*S*H, Colonel Potter
It is easier for a father to have children than for children to have
a real father. Pope John XXIII
Flag Day, always celebrated on June
14, is a day for and showing respect
for our flag, its designers and makers.
Our flag is represents our
independence and our unity as a
nation and has a proud and glorious
history. It is at the lead of every battle
fought by Americans. Many people have died protecting it. It
even stands proudly on the surface of the moon.
Flag Etiquette. The American flag represents our nation and the
many people who gave their lives for our country and our flag.
Here are the basics on displaying the American flag:
• The flag is normally flown from sunrise to sunset.
• The flag should not be flown at night without a light on it.
• The flag should not be flown in the rain or inclement weather.
• After a tragedy or death, the flag is flown at half-staff for 30
days. It's called "half-staff" on land ,and "half-mast" on a
ship.
• When flown vertically on a pole, the stars and blue field , or
"union", is at the top and at the end of the pole (away from
your house).
• Never let your flag touch the ground, never...period.
• Fold your flag when storing. Don't just stuff it in a drawer or
box.
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Famous Flag People:
Betsy Ross: a seamstress who made clothes for George
Washington. In June, 1776, Washington approached her to
make the country's first flag and the rest is history.
Francis Scott Key: inspired by the British bombardment of Fort
McHenry, Francis Scott Key penned the lyrics to our national
anthem as he witnessed British rockets whizzing in the air while
our American Flag flew in the breeze
Did you Know? If you like to study flags, then you are a
Vexillologist!
June is National Rose Month. Roses
have a long and colorful history. They
have been symbols of love, beauty, war
and politics. On November 20, 1986
President Ronald Reagan signed a
resolution making the rose the national
floral emblem at a ceremony in the White
House Rose Garden.
Facts about Roses
∗ A fossilized rose, which was 35 million years old, was found
in Florissant, Colorado.
∗ Columbus’ crew picked a rose branch out of the ocean on
October 11, 1492. This signaled the presence of land. The
very next day, Columbus discovered America.
∗ Rose hips contain more Vitamin C than any other fruit or
vegetable.
∗ Mythology says that roses grew thorns when Cupid
accidentally shot an arrow into a rose garden.
∗ The oldest rose in the world has flourished for over 1,000
years on the wall of Hildeshiem Cathedral in Germany.
June is National Dairy Month
From calcium to potassium, dairy products like milk contain nine
essential nutrients which may help to better manage your
weight, reduce your risk for high blood pressure, osteoporosis
and certain cancers. Whether it's protein to help build and repair
the muscle tissue of active bodies or vitamin A to help maintain
healthy skin, dairy products are a natural nutrient powerhouse.
FRESH FROM FLORIDA RECIPES
ONE-PAN PASTA AND MEATBALLS
FRESH TOMATO CHOP SALAD
Prep Time 5 min
Total Time 30 min
Servings 4
Ingredients
3 fresh tomatoes, diced
1 cucumber, seeded and chopped
1 red or sweet onion, chopped
1 green bell pepper, chopped
1/2 bunch fresh basil, hand torn
1/2 bunch fresh parsley, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
kosher salt to taste
fresh ground pepper to taste
2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
2 tablespoons olive oil
Directions
In a large glass or plastic bowl, combine all ingredients and let
marinate in the refrigerator for at least 20 minutes.
Ingredients
1 cup water
1 jar (25.5 oz.) Muir Glen™ organic pasta sauce (any flavor)
1 1/2 cups uncooked elbow macaroni
20 frozen cooked Italian-style or regular meatballs (1 inch)
1 can (2 1/4 oz.) sliced ripe olives, drained
Grated Parmesan cheese, if desired
Directions
In 10-inch skillet, heat water and pasta sauce to boiling. Stir in
macaroni, meatballs and olives. Return to boiling. Reduce heat
to medium. Cover; cook 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occasionally,
until macaroni is tender. Sprinkle with cheese.
Serve over salad greens if desired.
Try adding feta cheese and olives to this recipe
FLORIDA WATER RECIPE
Ingredients: 1 cucumber, cut into 1/4-inch slices; 2 lemons, cut
into 1/4-inch slices; 1 orange, cut into 1/4-inch slices; 1 gallon
water.
Directions: Mix all ingredients. Refrigerate overnight. Serve in
tall glasses with ice.
Neighborhood Watch is an organization made up of citizens
who are concerned about their neighborhood and the betterment
of their community. It is a means of bringing the community and
police together in a cooperative effort to solve the problem of
crime. Citizens are encouraged to call the police when they
observe suspicious activity and to identify themselves and
furnish the police with whatever information is available to them.
The exchange of information between citizens and police is a
vital link in achieving the desired effectiveness of crime
prevention. Winward Lakes has an active Neighborhood Watch
program and its success will depend on the continued
participation of the citizens and their working with the police to
tackle problems.
Check out our website – go to
www.steinercommunities.com
and click on Winward Lakes
~ June 2015 ~
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June 21 is the First Day of Summer . . .
SPECIAL LITTLE NOTE
Everyone enjoys the monthly dinners, but we really need for a few people to step up and volunteer to set up the tables. What you would
need to do is put tablecloths, silverware and napkins on the tables. This would take about 20 minutes of your time. If you feel you can
help, please contact your Home Owners Association President.