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PELICAN C n e w s VOLUME XLIV NO 2 An Elegant Tea and Musical Salon Sunday February 25 2 p m Wilbanks February 1 February 13 Jazz Group Combo 7 30 p m Pavilion Writers Presentation 4 p m Harbor Club February 4 Climate Change 7 30 p m Pavilion February 4 18 Movie Night 7 p m Pavilion February 5 Folk Music Zsing along 7 30 p m Pavilion Website Orientation 4 p m Harbor Club February 6 20 Pelican Programs 8 p m Pavilion February 8 22 Coffee Program 9 30 a m Pavilion February 9 Cinema Club 7 30 p m Pavilion February 10 February 16 Art Walk Reception 4 p m Wilbanks February 18 Photo Club Exhibit 3 p m Harbor Club February 21 Kayak and Canoe Club 4 p m Harbor Club February 24 Folk Music Singalong 7 30 p m Harbor Club February 25 Cultural Event Tea 2 p m Wilbanks February 26 Folk Music Concert 7 30 p m Pavilion February 12 February 27 By Joel Leonard The Cultural Events Committee will present A Musical Salon with Elizabeth Borsodi a new resident of Pelican Cove who will be providing solo harp music This is the first fundraising event undertaken by the Cultural Events Committee Except for the cost of providing refreshments the proceeds will go entirely to our continuing efforts to bring high quality performances to Pelican Cove Elizabeth holds a degree in harp performance from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music and studied at the Salzedo School the renowned Summer Harp Colony of America in Camden Maine She has given recitals and performed with numerous Solo harp music with Elizabeth Borsodi orchestras and was a solo artist for the Young Audiences of America through the National Endowment for the Arts While living in New York City Elizabeth performed weekly at the Waldorf Astoria and the Gingerman Hotel and daily for high tea in the lobby of the Berkshire Place Hotel The New York Times called her harp playing enchanting Social Club 5 30 p m Pavilion Clothesline Sale 11 a m Wilbanks Cultural Event 8 p m Pavilion FEBRUARY 2018 All the news that fits Special Events Art Club Exhibit 3 p m Harbor Club VE Stan Hendricks Jazz 7 30 p m Pavilion Space is limited and reservations are required The suggested donation is 25 Beginning Thursday February 1 you can fill out a form found in the Cultural Events mailbox in the main office and leave your donation If you are interested in becoming a sponsor for this or any other event or if you need more information please call Iris Bergas at 941 966 3245 INSIDE THIS ISSUE To the Editor 2 Manager s Report 5 Pelican Programs Present 9 President s Post 3 5th Annual Art Clothesline 7 Classifieds 14

FEBRUARY 2018 2 PC NEWS MARCH ISSUE DEADLINES Articles THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15 Advertising TUESDAY FEBRUARY 20 Editorial Staff Editor Melissa Starr Wenig Copy Editor Judy Katz Features Editor Donna Anderson Proof Readers Nancy Arnzen Leny Cohen Linda Ritt To the Editor Why Don t We Do It in Our Sleeves As a PC resident and frequent visitor to the many fine community events I am aware of people coughing and sneezing Often people cover their cough with their hands but this does little to stop the spread of germs I would like to suggest that residents watch the You Tube video Why Don t We Do It in Our Sleeves Not only is the video delightfully humorous it was developed by Dr Ben Lounsbury an ENT otolaryngologist and has been used by countless organizations to educate and to curtail the spread of germs that cause flu and other respiratory ailments The following is a statement taken from Dr Lounsbury s web page promoting the video Most of us over five years old were taught to cough and sneeze into our hands This behavior spreads germs from hands to telephones and doorknobs and to other people very quickly enabling the rapid spread of seasonal flu the common cold and other illnesses Proper respiratory etiquette can prevent millions of illnesses each year Be kind to your neighbor cover your cough with your clothes and teach others to do the same Here s to your health Ernie Weltzer BR255 Production Leslie Walter Board President Bill McKay Board Liaison Lisa Yellin The Pelican Cove News is published periodically by the Board of Directors of the Pelican Cove Condominium Association primarily to keep association members informed on matters bearing on their use and enjoyment of their Pelican Cove property Members of the association are invited to suggest items for publication Deadline for advertising is the 20th of each month The Pelican Cove News is published monthly except for the summer when it is published bimonthly The address for the News is Pelican Cove News 1615 Pelican Point Drive Sarasota FL 34231 6721 941 966 5674 Editorial and Article email pcnewseditor icloud com Advertising email leslie pelicancovecondo com Dear Friends and Neighbors Many of you knew my sweet funny husband Len Sable who passed away last May Although care in ICU was outstanding our three children and myself were astonished and angry at the lack of attending physicians Len was in Sarasota Memorial seven days during which no one was allowed to tell us the findings on his MRIs and scans We were told that only Len s neurologist Sutherland could explain but neither he nor any other doctor showed up For six days we thought Len was recuperating as in the past but he died without our being able to say proper goodbyes Finally on the 6th day a nurse grabbed a doctor her friend to explain what was happening and we realized Len couldn t make it Can you imagine that until then we didn t see his neurologist or even a hospitalist This letter is an alert if you re in the hospital you might never see your doctor Almost every physician s group has hired hospitalists to see their patients After this horrible experience I spoke with a Sarasota Memorial director who acknowledged this has become a problem Many practices use hospitalists so they no longer have to make rounds This new method of poor treatment caused me to switch to a physician whose group does make hospital rounds Please check with your doctor before you find yourself stranded in the hospital not seeing your own doctor Losing Len was a nightmare Not being able to say goodbye has created needless pain and continuous nightmares Joan Sable HA118 Website www pelicancovecondo com PC Office email pelicancove comcast net Letters to the Editor The Pelican Cove News will consider publishing letters to the Editor When requested by the Editor or President an Editorial Review Board composed of the Editor the President and three owners will judge the suitability of questionable letters or articles by majority vote Letters must be no longer than 250 words The editor may condense letters to save space while preserving the essential substance Letters must be signed and must not defame or malign individuals or groups Letters that contain errors of fact will be returned to authors for correction after which they will be considered for publication

FEBRUARY 2018 3 President s Post By Bill McKay This is my final post I have been involved in Pelican Cove governance for the past four years two years as treasurer one as vice president and this year as president and it is time to go Much to my surprise I have had a really enjoyable time The good times far outweighed the bad This has been possible because we have a very competent staff and a lot of owners who care about this special place and invest their time and energy in it Whoever becomes the next board president has a great starting position This is not to say however that all is wonderful in paradise There are some areas in which we could make significant improvements Board of Directors Committee Meetings BOD Committee meetings scheduled for the month of February Check Channel 195 the PC website or the office for any changes Annual Member Meeting Saturday February 17 10 a m Pelican Pavilion Board Workshop Tuesday February 6 9 30 a m Harbor Club Volunteering for worthwhile activities I am not a very social person and I do not know many of the residents in our 731 units So the other day I joined up with a group of residents who were taking down the Christmas lights these same people put up lights on the poles a month before I looked around and thought That s odd I know everyone here However I should not have thought it odd since there is a pretty small group of people who do most of the things that keep our community humming Every time I go to an event or function the same people are working there They participate in the committees or clubs and groups they work on the Employee Appreciation Fund they organize the events that people enjoy At some point in time these folks move on Who takes their place The answer is you do Everyone owes some time and effort to help their community move forward If you have not yet taken your turn then you need to step up There certainly are plenty of opportunities Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday February 13 9 30 a m Harbor Club Being a good citizen Traditionally at the annual meeting we give awards to two residents who have performed outstanding service for the Cove Right now I am considering who those recipients should be There are a lot of folks here who deserve such an honor These folks are polite willing to take on a task give more than they take and are genuinely nice people They are the ones you picture in your mind when you hear the term good citizen The sad thing is these folks do not get much attention Attention and energy often goes to the small minority who take but never give who think that rules are to be obeyed by everyone but themselves who complain but do nothing to resolve the problem These folks take up a lot of time and this board president has met more than a few of them I wish I or someone else had the skills or ability to convert them to the good citizen type but I long ago decided it was not going to be So if you are one of the good citizens and I have not personally thanked you for all the work you have done at Pelican Cove then my apologies I was probably allowing myself to get annoyed when I should have been thanking you Thank all you good citizens Communications Committee Monday February 5 9 30 a m Wilbanks Conference Room Information Box Located outside the PC Office This box contains A property map Work Order forms the Monthly Calendar PC University Schedule lists of Units for Sale and Lease and a copy of the Rules We Live By This information and more can also be found on our website at pelicancovecondo com Bay Water and Environmental Committee Friday February 9 9 30 a m Wilbanks Ivy Room Buildings and Facilities Committee Friday February 2 9 a m Wilbanks Conference Room Cultural Events Committee Thursday February 8 3 p m Wilbanks Ivy Room Finance Committee Wednesday February 14 1 p m Wilbanks Conference Room Grounds Committee Wednesday February 14 9 a m Wilbanks Conference Room Harbor Committee Wednesday February 7 9 a m Wilbanks Conference Room Planning Committee Thursday February 8 9 30 a m Wilbanks Conference Room Rules Committee Monday February 12 9 30 a m Wilbanks Conference Room

FEBRUARY 2018 4 Board Business January Committee Doings The progress on the storm damaged Australian pine area along the main road and approval of a new 5 year contract with Comcast for basic bulk cable service were among the items the board acted on at its January 23 meeting A funding source was approved for the removal of trees and stumps in the severely damaged Australian pine area along the main road preparatory to its eventual replanting Management also gave a brief preview of the initial response from the landscape architect charged with developing a landscape design for the area that the Grounds Committee will address at their next meeting By Gary Gulden The following additional actions approvals or authorizations were made A revised Trees and Tree Management Policy New standards for flooring sound deadening underlayments Purchase and installation of an outdoor swing similar to one at Selby Gardens A permanent resolution confirming the terms of our 401k Employee Matching program The 2018 edition of The Rules We Live By Tabled until the board s February meeting were a resolution to engage an engineer to consult on design and permitting for a new kayak launch at Bayhouse Point and an item concerning approval for a unit owner s water softener installation As always the minutes of the board s meetings and the detailed bases and provisions of all resolutions are available on the Association s website or for inspection at the office Reminder Annual Meeting Saturday February 17 10 a m in Pelican Pavilion Don t Forget Your BLUE Proxy form is due in the PC Office prior to the Annual Meeting Annual Picnic The Annual Picnic will follow the Annual Meeting outside the Wilbanks Tickets MUST be purchased in advance at the PC Office by Tuesday February 13 for 10 per person The menu includes a choice of a pulled chicken sandwich or a sliced beef brisket sandwich or a black bean vegetarian burger plus penne pasta salad coleslaw vegetarian smoked beans fresh fruit cookies brownies and beverages Bay Water and Environmental The committee received progress reports concerning projects recommended by the Climate Adaptation Study involving water quality in the harbor stabilization and flow improvement for Clower Creek and erosion and surge protection for Far Harbor Buildings and Facilities LED Lighting Study Test of different light colors cool to warm is underway at Treehouses 1 4 with community input being sought Committee will ultimately recommend adoption of a choice for use in all fixtures throughout PC Carport lighting recommendations are to follow separately Sound Deadening Underlayment A revised specification for improved second floor hard surface underlayment was approved for submission to the board Acoustic Panels for Pavilion management recommendation AFE at next meeting Harbor Club Kitchen Renovation Consideration of this is deferred for one year Outdoor Web Swing recommended for installation at an approved location Brookhouse Fountain A resident s request for a change in its running time was approved Hot water tank leak detection shutoff information to be published in PC News Communications The committee s agenda included reviews of the recent Town Hall meeting and Committee Expo and discussion of the upcoming Candidates Night Renters Meet and Greet New Owners Welcome and Website Orientation A new manual for Board Recognized Groups has been prepared Grounds Thanks Mike Mike O Byrne was thanked for his contributions over 17 years Tree Planting and Management Policy An updated policy was approved for submission to the board Owner requests A petition based request for installation of purple martin houses was declined as purple martins are not a native species An owner desiring replacement of a large tree lost to Hurricane Irma was informed about the process for obtaining neighbors consent Harbor The New PCYC Commodore is Dennis McCrumb continued on page 13

FEBRUARY 2018 5 Manager s Report By Jack Stevens General Manager The first month of 2018 was very busy Our staff committees and board have been finalizing plans that were developed over the last year and starting talks about upcoming needs of the Cove The most noticeable activity is the area along our main road that separates us from Bay Village Many are talking about the main road and the removal of the Australian Pines that survived last year s storm These trees were not only susceptible to being knocked over by wind but are an aggressive invasive species When deciding how to replant the large area that fell during Irma we had to address the fact that Australian Pines do not allow other plants to live in their environment With this in mind we had two choices leave the area as it was and allow the existing pines to slowly repopulate or remove the invasive trees so that we could replant in a manner that is environmentally friendly Since leaving a large hole in our canopy was not an option the invasive tress and their roots were removed to allow new plantings in the coming months So where are we headed Last month the board reviewed conceptual drawings from our landscape architect for the native plants and trees that are proposed to restore the area and create a buffer between us and the large Bay Village building We have also met with the management of Bay Village to discuss additional plantings that they will be installing on their property to support our buffer Our current plan includes many large canopy trees along the road and in the forest as well as numerous palms and a variety of understory plantings The end result of this project will provide an instant native forested area that will mature into a stand of 40 canopy trees over the next ten years I hope that a final plan can be approved at the February board meeting so that this large scale landscaping project can be underway by the middle of this year This is a very active time of year for all residents and as such we keep our staff hopping to keep up with work requests and seeing to it that our numerous activities can occur With all this activity we continue to make progress on maintenance items including carpentry repairs and painting throughout the community and in the Brookhouses In addition the plans to clear Clower Creek improve the Bay Point kayak launch area replace the carpeting in the Wilbanks and many other needed steps to keep PC in good shape for the future are well underway Our annual meeting is this month on Saturday February 17 After the meeting we will seat five new board members and of course hold our annual picnic I hope to see many of you there Reminders Don t Run on Docks Remind your visiting guests friends that running or jogging on the docks is not allowed The docks are not built for running and can be dangerous when wet The dock walkway is a very popular area for walking this time of year which is encouraged However no running please Posting Events Make sure you give a copy of your flyer to the administrator in the PC office That is the best way to guarantee it goes on our TV Channel 195 and the PC website You can post your flyer 7 days prior to your event but please remove outdated flyers promptly Pool Reminders This is a very busy time of year for pool and spa usage Residents are asked to remind their guests to obey all of the associated rules i e wearing cover ups to and from the pool no jumping or running around the pool etc Remember that children under the age of 12 must be supervised by a parent or designated guardian at all times For health reasons state law prohibits children under the age of 12 from using the spa even when adults are present Finally you may have noticed that all pools are fenced Please take your time when opening and closing the gates They are breakable To open the gate you must pull up on the knob before pushing or pulling it open

6 Meet Your Neighbor Joel Gordon By Donna Anderson If there is a word to describe Joel Gordon it s adventurous His military service a 17 year career in Puerto Rico his spouse Melissa Wenig and happy avocation of leading recreational trips from Cape Cod to the Virgin Islands were carefully selected by perusing advertisements Good fortune and a sharp wit facilitated enjoyable experiences He responded to the ads quickly and never looked back Attendance at Worcester Polytechnic Institute secured him a degree in engineering and the rank of 2nd Meet Joel Gordon lieutenant Freshman year Joel had responded to a bulletin for ROTC He graduated married his high school sweetheart and was out of Worcester Massachusetts for the first time in his life While stationed in Frankfort 19621965 he volunteered to spend a two week period in Berlin maintaining our right of entrance and exit to East Berlin by crossing the border on a daily basis His small patrol was able to go into the East no passport inspection no barring of American military by the Soviets or East German army As you may imagine a crisis arose Joel relays the story tonguein cheek East Berlin wouldn t accept US or West German currency and would not issue East German marks Joel and his buddies drove all around for several days but couldn t buy lunch The crisis at Checkpoint Charlie no lunch That s it Time in the army gave Joel opportunity to travel and his wanderlust was mustered Once home he finished graduate school at WPI and took a boring job at an engineering firm in Boston As is his wont he spied a poster looking for volunteers to go to Puerto Rico on contract with the local government I saw the ad and said Yes But by the time he moved the contract with the US engineering firm fell through He was offered a job as an environmental consultant to the Puerto Rican government a better gig Negotiating the tiny island of Culebra a munitions depot and firing zone for the US Navy back into the hands of Puerto Rico was a huge and successful endeavor FEBRUARY 2018 Joel learned Spanish by way of television and Berlitz He bought and renovated a 300 year old house in old San Juan People were friendly Everyone mingled in neighborhood and city streets Joel loved it Two daughters Jennifer and Jessica were born and raised on the island After 17 years however Joel returned to Massachusetts to rescue the family business a food service company As a boy he remembers riding with his grandfather and delivering milk from a wagon Over time the company expanded its line to include all food service items and after 10 years of growth Joel sold the company Back in Worcester divorced and glancing around for company Joel found an ad in the classified section of the paper SWJF The writer described herself as zany He was intrigued and responded immediately But Melissa kept him waiting for several weeks Finally they met in Harvard Square and it s been 30 years of a varied and joy filled life Travel has always been paramount for Joel and Melissa He showed her the wonders of New York City She introduced him to biking camping and cross country skiing When Joel saw an ad for a trip offered by the Appalachian Mountain Club to Maho Bay Campground in St John USVI he signed them up It began their 25 years as AMC volunteer leaders Hiking snorkeling and sailing were daily fare at Maho Bay Their love of travel led to lead hiking and study trips to Vieques Puerto Rico Israel and Costa Rica They traveled extensively to Europe and the Caribbean on their own Their last major trip was to Turkey four years ago just before a hardline government came to power In 2010 Joel was diagnosed with Parkinson s It has put some restrictions on the active life he has With medication and serious exercise there is hope of delaying some of the worst symptoms of the disease Joel works out several times a week at HealthFit and swims most days He is grateful to have traveled the world enjoying his early healthier years Travel while you can says Joel It is a recommendation they share with friends and family The cold temperatures in Cambridge MA pushed them out of the north and friends here pulled them in They moved to Pelican Cove in 2015 and found a place on the harbor that they love Their first floor unit provides Joel with views to the sailors and kayakers You might see him on his lawn listening to audio books walking along the harbor boardwalk or enjoying the pool and hot tub He would love to sail again but it would have to be as a fifth mate Most of his days are good ones He is slower than he once was but doesn t let his limitations stop him from enjoying life to its fullest He tells me A friend once had a T shirt that had the initials SWJHP When I asked him what they meant he said Someone who just happens to have Parkinson s I m that person Living one day at a time

FEBRUARY 2018 7 An example from the art collection of Georgette Levy by Paul Manes 2018 Art and Design Walk Friday February 16 1 4 p m By Cherie Kiesler 5th Annual Art Club Clothesline Sale Saturday February 10 11 a m Wilbanks By Chickie Wachter Artists and fans will be happy to learn that the fifth annual Art Club Clothesline Sale is scheduled for Saturday February 10 with set up from 10 11 a m The rain date should it be necessary will be Sunday February 11 The clothesline sale is an opportunity to display and sell your original art and crafts work including ceramics jewelry knitted goods fiber art cards and prints Contact Chickie Wachter at cwachter2 gmail com Stroll through Pelican Cove on the Art and Design Walk presented by the Pelican Cove Art Club Just follow the signs and balloons for a behind the scenes look at selected collections in uniquely personal home settings The word Design has been added to the walk s title to encompass the appreciation of the design of some interiors on their own Pick up information at the Wilbanks from 1 to 2 p m where volunteers can help participants get on their way A few chauffeured golf carts will be available for transportation A donation of 5 per person is requested And don t forget the Art and Design Walk reception from 4 to 5 p m at the Wilbanks Save the Date The 35th Pelican Cove Art Show Saturday March 10 to Monday March 12 By Laurie Kassman Pelican Cove s long standing commitment to the arts is expressed in the communitywide Art Show which is just a month away So be sure to put aside time to experience the talent of our artistic residents and staff Paintings sculpture ceramics and jewelry will be on view at the Pavilion Fiber artworks will be shown at Harbor Club There will also be art demos at both locations Show hours Saturday and Sunday 1 5 p m and Monday 1 4 p m Participating Artists Don t forget the final deadline for entries is Monday February 12 Leave completed forms in the appropriate box in the PC office Blank forms are available in the office and for downloading from the Art Show page of the website Go to Clubs and Groups click on Visual Arts then click on sub category Annual Art Show You will find more details about the show and can download blank forms to complete We look forward to seeing you there

FEBRUARY 2018 8 PC resident David Hawk February Coffee Programs By Jan Hasselbring We are pleased to bring two unusual presentations to the Pelican Cove community The Kim Family Dynasty in North Korea Its Nature and Impact Thursday February 8 Pavilion 9 30 a m coffee 10 a m program Presenter David Hawk David Hawk was the former executive director of Amnesty International USA and a former UN human rights official directing the UN Human Rights Office in Phnom Penh Cambodia He documented the genocides in Cambodia and Rwanda and over the last decade has researched and authored pioneering reports on the North Korean prisonlabor camps David s latest North Korean prison camp monograph was the lead editorial in the November 5 2017 Washington Post providing unsettling details about a parallel set of prison camps in North Korea that exist along with the political camps exposed earlier These are places with gated high walls and barbed wire fences guard towers dormitories and workshops or mines further evidence that North Korea s leaders have carried out crimes against humanity In his presentation David will address how the Kim family dynasty in North Korea became such a rogue repressive and dangerous regime and why it is so difficult to deal with them He will discuss why neither sanctions nor negotiations seem to affect North Korean policy and practice David Hawk is a PC resident and currently teaches in the International Relations Dept at USF Tampa The Innocence Project of Florida Thursday February 22 Pavilion 9 30 a m coffee 10 a m program Presenter Harriet Hendel The issue of wrongful conviction is a current one Newspapers and TV often feature stories about men and Harriet Hendel with Jamie Bain incarcerated for 36 years for a crime he did not commit women who have been locked up for decades for crimes they did not commit Experts estimate that 5 of the 2 3 million people in prison in the U S are innocent Very few will be able to get help from one of the 70 Innocence Projects across the nation Innocence Project of Florida employs just two lawyers and receives over 1 000 letters a year asking for help Just a fraction of those requesting assistance are accepted We will hear about actual cases using a segment from 60 Minutes and Harriet s experiences in getting to know many exonerees There will be time for questions after the presentation Harriet Hendel a former resident of Pelican Cove has been active with The Innocence Project of Florida since 2009 She is now on the board of directors of this nonprofit organization based in Tallahassee To benefit the organization Harriet will have copies of a collector s issue of Time Magazine commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Innocence Project for sale at 10 each Admission is by donation at the door Your donations are used to make a contribution to the nonprofit organizations represented by our speakers Pelican Cove University Update By Ron Berger Close to 200 people attended the Pelican Cove University Expo on Wednesday January 3 Enrollment in classes such as National Security Issues Strategies for Health Public Policy and Current Issues again demonstrate the wide appeal of our courses In February and March instructors will offer courses on Children in Film 2 5 Opera 2 6 New Horizons on Neuroscience 3 7 Modern Architecture 3 7 Investing 2 20 Women in Antiquity 2 22 Women in Modern Africa 3 1 and The Father Son Memoir 2 16 A complete list of courses can be found on the PC Website The board of PC University is always anxious to hear ideas for new classes from potential instructors

FEBRUARY 2018 Pelican Programs Present By Felice Perlmutter and Linda Wolf Co Chairs It is amazing how the months fly by We are into the middle of our Pelican Programs season All of the upcoming programs feature our own residents and reflect their expertise A Passion for Music Tuesday February 6 8 p m Pavilion Presented by George Ubogy If music be the food of love then these words of Shakespeare highlight the theme of George Ubogy s presentation they poetically allude to the connection between music and our emotional states George will discuss how music has the power to greatly move George Ubogy will play excerpts of selections us and to persist in from Schubert Wagner and Beethoven our brains after other memories have begun to fade Ubogy who attended the Juilliard Preparatory pre college Division will briefly discuss the physics of music and the neurobiology of our perception of music and then play excerpts of selections by Schubert Wagner Berlin Rossini Brahms Beethoven and John Cage which exemplify feelings of desperation heroism contentment grief and loss The Producer s Mind Tuesday February 20 8 p m Pavilion Presented by Michael Ambrosino All of the aficionados of the NOVA programs on public TV are fortunate in having Michael Ambrosino who originated these programs as a new owner in PC He will talk about the men and women who make documentaries for PBS These producers are good storytellers curious intelligent and creative They must also be organized persistent and audacious Michael will call upon a number of past productions to illustrate what happens when long form documentaries are made for PBS 9 Yudkin Tuesday March 20 and for Rhonda Liss on Tuesday March 27 The donation is 6 for the entire season and we will have tickets available from 9 10 a m and 4 5 p m on the day of each event Doors open at 7 30 p m all seats available until the 275 maximum is reached From the Library Corner By Betty Mitchell Welcome to all seasonal residents of Pelican Cove To those of you who are new to our little paradise here is an introduction to the library in the Pavilion First of all there is no need to sign out anything except the movies in DVD format Most of them should be returned within 3 days if possible However on the bottom shelf are several selections on multiple DVDs and those may be kept as long as you wish There is a section right behind the desk chair of books with a round green sticker These donations from residents have a copyright date of 5 years or less Once the section gets too full the green stickers are removed and the books are placed in the appropriate category in the library according to acceptance date Please place returns in the wooden box just inside the door on the bottom right if you are not sure where they should be shelved A gentle reminder We are not a reference library Also we only accept books in like new condition in the categories listed on the library website The Gulf Gate Library and the Goodwill Book Store on Clark are happy to receive your donations in other categories or those not in like new condition A special thank you to all of the residents and visitors that continually donate to our little library you are appreciated Coming in March A special collaboration with Earl Kaplan s Movie Night at the Pavilion has been added The film Ballets Russes will be shown Sunday March 4 at 7 p m Christopher Hird the Director of Adult Education of the Sarasota Ballet who presented our first program in January will provide commentary Also please mark your calendars for Jeremy Lily Pelzman and Jeff Borenstein prepare a Brazilian Fish Stew Moqueca de Peixe for the Culinary Club Dinner

FEBRUARY 2018 10 Banjoist Cynthia Sayer String Theory with Russian American Duo Stan Hendricks Jazz Concert Series Cultural Events Presents Jazz Banjoist Cynthia Sayer 9 String Theory with Russian American Duo Tuesday February 27 7 30 p m Pavilion Monday February 12 8 p m Pavilion By Wanda Darlington By Joel Leonard The New York Times wrote Cynthia Sayer is a rarity a woman who plays banjo with drive and virtuosity as well as a sincere vocalist who effectively puts across songs You asked for her return to the Pelican Cove stage and we were lucky to get her here again this February Considered a fresh voice in instrumental music 9 String Theory is the unique musical collaboration of domra virtuoso Angelina Galashenkova Reed and award winning classical guitarist John Huston The 3 string domra and 6 string guitar 9 String Theory Pelican Cove audiences may be familiar with the domra because we have had several domra artists play here in recent years They perform music of great variety and intense virtuosity evoking musical traditions both ancient and modern sharing with audiences the world s diverse musical culture Inducted into the National Four String Banjo Hall of Fame in 2006 Cynthia has become the banjo darling of the world New Jersey born Cynthia plays hot swinging jazz on the plectrum banjo It s relatively rare to see a woman who plays banjo but Cynthia has made a name for herself on the instrument playing not only jazz but also a mix of music ranging from tango to classical Western to pop A founding member of Woody Allen s New Orleans Jazz Band she has performed with the NY Philharmonic at Lincoln Center Carnegie Hall and for two US Presidents at the White House Ms Sayer is also involved as an educator giving lecture demonstrations teaching workshops while on tour worldwide and giving private lessons Join us for this fun swinging show celebrating America s jazz banjo stars from multi award winning banjoist and vocalist Cynthia Sayer and her quartet It will be one hot show with an array of eclectic swing based jazz and more Advance tickets for this performance will be available 10 a m noon in the Pavilion lobby on February 27 Doors will open at 7 p m A 5 donation will be requested per person Their repertoire draws on the Eastern European Gypsy and Russian background of Ms Galashenkova Reed and the western influence of Latin American rhythms Spanish Flamenco and American melodies embodied in Mr Huston s training Together as 9 String Theory Angelina and John create acoustic sounds like nothing you have ever heard Tickets will be distributed that same day in the Pavilion lobby 1 3 p m and 7 8 p m for a suggested donation of 5 per ticket Larger donations are always welcome as Benefactors concert sponsors or for the Book of Tribute Checks should be made out to PCCA Pelican Cove Condominium Association with Cultural Events in the memo line For further information contact Joel Leonard co chair Cultural Events Committee at 941 882 3093 or joel leonard comcast net

FEBRUARY 2018 11 PC Combo Thursday Night Jazz Expect the Unexpected Len Sable Month By Wanda Darlington You can expect the unexpected on Thursday nights in February Yes the PC Combo will be opening and closing the evenings musically but thanks to the friends of the late Len Sable special events have been planned Learning that Len was a jazz lover who regularly attended Thursday night sessions of the PC Combo Melissa Starr Wenig created and organized Thursday Night Jazz to honor Len Sable the Len Sable Jazz Fund This was a pleasant surprise for wife Joan Sable and for the combo which relies on donations for support The contributions made in Len s memory during the summer have enabled us to bring in musicians and performers not ordinarily part of our group as well as regular programming On Thursday February 1 a trio featuring Howlin Bob will have the audience in a good mood and rockin On Thursday February 8 David Pruyn will take center stage amazing all with his versatility as a dual threat trumpeter vocalist On the third Thursday in February we will feature Dave Morgan an outstanding jazz vibe player The PC Combo rhythm section will provide background for this outstanding musician s performance Folk Music Club Sing alongs Folk Music Club February Lineup By Joel Leonard Yiddish Zsing along Monday February 5 7 30 p m Pavilion By popular demand there will be a repeat of last year s standing room only zsing along This year it is being held at the Pavilion to accommodate a larger crowd No knowledge of Yiddish is necessary and transliterated words to all the songs will be shown on the large screen Accompanying musicians and song leaders will round out the program Join us for a fun nostalgic evening of familiar and new songs It will be organized and led by Fradle Freidenreich and George Ubogy Community Sing along Saturday February 24 7 30 p m Harbor Club We thank Melissa and Friends of Len Sable for making these memorable nights possible and hope that you will join Joan and daughter Laura on February 8 and daughter Cari on the 15th for these special musical evenings Bring your voices and enthusiasm to the third community sing along of the year Songbooks and song leaders will be provided along with Pelican Cove s very own String Band Note from Joan Sable Many thanks to all who sent donations to Pelican Cove s Thursday Night Jazz Club to honor Len s memory He was an ardent jazz fan and tried to be at as many Thursday jazz evenings as possible That s a lot of pleasurable evenings over these last twelve years And thank you Bobby and Wanda for dedicating February as Len Sable Month Pelican Covers you are the best Monday February 26 7 30 p m Pavilion Joel Jeff and Iris Entertain Join us for a recital by Joel Leonard mandolin Jeff Doll guitar and Iris Bergas piano This concert includes classical pieces as well as popular American and international folk selections For more information contact Joel Leonard at joelleonard comcast net or 941 882 3093 THE PC OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 FOR PRESIDENT S DAY

FEBRUARY 2018 12 Social Club Activities By Lea Buschgans The Pelican Cove Social Club continues to host fun activities for residents and their guests But January s party was bittersweet for our long time members It was the first time in many years that Ro Forgie was not there As one of the original members and treasurer since 2010 Ro was a pillar of the Social Club Her absence was noted by all and we will all miss her greeting us at our events Watch for an article and photo on the January Hoedown in the next issue In the meantime mark your calendars for our next party on Sunday February 25 It is still in the planning stages so if you have any great ideas or would like to volunteer please contact our planner Annette Zaffiro at 440 449 1395 A gentle reminder Annual dues of 15 are due Thanks to all of you who have already paid This fact became very obvious the week of December 5 2017 We reluctantly left our condo community The Philadelphian in Philadelphia to come to Pelican Cove in Sarasota where the weather was warm and balmy in contrast to Philadelphia where the weather was predicted to be icy and snowy It felt as if we had never left Florida The warm and friendly greetings of all our friends as well as the staff felt wonderful both personal and welcoming from the front gate to the office This continuity was reinforced since we decided to spend the day exactly as we would up north imagining that we were still up there We began the morning with chair yoga and went swimming in the afternoon This was topped off by a fine film in the evening We inhabit two bits of heaven and for this we are certainly grateful Navigating the PC Website By Erlinda Rejino Website use is steadily increasing Two features get heavy use this time of the year the message board and the Wilbanks reservations Both are works in progress modified and improved as usage informs The message board has three levels categories topics and messages Categories General Sports and Fitness etc are created by the website administration Topics Yoga Let s go paddling etc may be created by residents but can only be deleted by a request to pcwebsitereview gmail com or are deleted after 90 days Messages may be posted and deleted by residents Dan and Felice Perlmutter A Tale of Two Condos By Felice Perlmutter How lucky can we be We live in and love our two condos one in Philadelphia and one in Sarasota And they have proven themselves almost to be identical as we experience and enjoy them So let me count the ways The Philadelphian and Pelican Cove are twins First and foremost is the population in each place educated interesting curious and informed Second is the various programs offered so it is possible to stay on campus all the time Third is the beauty of the place and the convenience of the surroundings And last but not least is the sense of community that people care A Classified category has been added to the Message Board with the topics For Sale Freebies Need Give a Ride and Community Resource Info This allows residents to post a message with their information and remove that message when their request is addressed The aim is to keep the message board current by putting residents in control of their postings The Wilbanks reservation process currently requires three steps 1 Check the calendar to see if the desired date is available 2 Complete the reservation form on line and submit it 3 Upon contact by office staff complete arrangements for payment and finalize Submission of the on line request does not guarantee the reservation as paper submissions also occur The message you receive upon submission is simply an acknowledgement that your request is received Please send your thoughts and insights to pecwebsitereview gmail com

FEBRUARY 2018 Tips and How Tos How to Help Prevent Water Damage in Your Condo By Eric Stackowicz The last thing anyone wants is a flooded condo or house whether or not they have insurance I was in the heating and air conditioning field for over thirty years and I personally have seen several homes destroyed unnecessarily One was from rubber washing machine hoses that burst while the home owners were on vacation and flooded the home A simple fix like replacing them with stainless steel hoses would have prevented this loss If you think you can t afford to make these changes you really can t afford not to Three major causes of flooded units are Washing machine hoses bursting Remedy is easy Replace rubber hoses with stainless hoses for about 20 00 available at Lowes or Home Depot Air conditioner flooding Remedy is moderate Have your HVAC contractor install a wet switch in your return air switch This will shut down the unit instantly when water is detected on the floor The switch is less than 50 00 plus installation Also have them flush your AC drain with white vinegar This prevents mold from building up and causing a clog which can lead to leaks Water heater leaking Remedy moderate Have a certified plumber install a Flood Stop Part OFS 3 4 NPT purchased at Ferguson Supply This unit installs on the cold supply line and water inlet to the water heater When water is sensed this will hold water in tank Like holding your thumb over a straw full of water Cost is approximately 150 00 plus installation This is an easy install if done when a water heater is replaced Water heaters have a service life of 10 years after which they have a high probability of failing Additional Recommendations for Saving Money Consider a 30 gallon water heater when replacing your water heater It s less water to heat works great for up to 4 people gives you more space We don t need large capacity water heaters in condos Most of us have 1 2 people in our condos Newer dishwashers washing machines and showerheads are more efficient than older models 13 Pelican Cove Yacht Club By Sally Billington For all Pelican Cove residents who have a power boat sail boat kayak or canoe you are invited to join the Pelican Cove Yacht Club The purpose of the club is to enjoy our own harbor and the wonderful waters surrounding Pelican Cove as well as the camaraderie of those interested in boating PCYC has a monthly rendezvous at various locations as well as safety and other programs focused on boating The lunch meetings are generally held at restaurants and yacht clubs that are accessible by boat but many members also come by car Members also enjoy a February and a holiday cocktail party PCYC sponsors the annual lighting of the harbor and the fleet for all residents to enjoy Our February rendezvous will be held in the Harbor Club on February 10 at 5 30 p m and will be catered For more information or a membership application contact Den McCrumb dennis mccrumb wmich edu or Sally Billington pcycsec aol com Committee Doings from page 4 The Harbor Rules violation involving an unseaworthy boat was referred to the board for action Improvements to the Bayhouse Point storage and launch area were reviewed and approved for submission to the board at its next meeting A test of different lighting options around the harbor will be conducted to reduce glare while improving visibility for boaters and walkers at night Owner s views about a floating platform for small craft will be solicited via the forthcoming PC Survey Planning The committee s agenda included discussions of the recent Committee Expo and reports of work underway on the PC Survey the Annual Plan update and the Long Range Planning Subcommittee Finance The two principal items on the committee s agenda were a review of preliminary 2017 year end financial results and a review of the committee s charter as required annually Preliminary financial results show that the Association is currently projected to finish the year with an operating surplus A subcommittee was formed to review the charter in detail and present its recommendations at the February meeting

FEBRUARY 2018 14 Writers Present IN MEMORIAM Author Janet Heijens Tuesday February 13 4 p m Harbor Club We mourn the passing of Name By Janet Hasselbring Janet Heijens grew up on the South Jersey shore where her first novel Wrongful Conviction takes place The author draws on her memory of her years spent in New Jersey incorporating many of the places that will feel familiar to those who know the area well Unit On Date Frances Baad BR127 January 10 Esther Damaser HA111 November 8 Ro Forgie HA128 January 6 Martin Rein TR107 October 13 FORMER PC RESIDENTS Mystery Writer Janet Heijens Bert Dinman September 27 We extend our sincerest sympathy to their family and friends After earning a business degree at Keene State College in New Hampshire her career brought her from the U S to Mexico Europe and back Now living in Florida Heijens has reinvented herself as a mystery writer In her debut novel Wrongful Conviction Heijens takes on a justice system gone wrong Following the success of Wrongful Conviction Heijens signed a three book deal with Canterbury House Publishing The first in a new series Snook Hollow transports the reader to South Florida where the death penalty is the law of the land and human trafficking abounds With Snook Wallow Heijens proves once again that she can keep her readers guessing until the last page is turned A founding member of the Sarasota Literary Guild Heijens is also a member of the Mystery Writers of America and Florida Gulf Coast Sisters in Crime For more information visit www janetheijens com MOVIE NIGHT By Earl Kaplan Two movie nights this month Sunday February 4 and Sunday February 18 at 7 p m at the Pelican Pavilion Watch for more information on Channel 195 or the PC website www pelicancovecondo com Movie Nights are open to all residents and are sponsored by the PC Social Club New Owners NEWCOMER UNIT FROM CITY STATE COUNTRY Jon Bromenschenkel Rogeen Cortrite GL414 Placerville CA 95667 Guy Connie Cangelosi GL445 Sarasota FL 34238 Feliks Larisa Marchevsky BR217 Skokie IL 60076 Henry Gillian Murrey BA146 Nashville TN 37212 Jerome Diana Pawelak BA242 David Michele Henderson HA161 Longboat Key FL 34228

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PELICAN C VE 1615 Pelican Point Drive Saras ota Florida 34231 WHERE THE ACTION IS ART CLUB Classes workshops lectures and films Annual Membership Info Joan Libby Hawk 941 218 6452 KAYAK AND CANOE CLUB Organized outings on the water Info Terry McCormick 518 339 2893 ART STUDIO Wilbanks Art Studio by key Membership 15 yearly Info Phyllis Camesano 716 352 6163 LADIES WATER EXERCISE Meets every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 10 a m Pavilion Pool Info Flo Baldwin 941 966 2744 BALLROOM ETHNIC DANCE Instruction on ballroom and ethnic dancing Info Vicky Geskos 617 721 3443 POETRY GROUP Meets Dec May every two weeks Info Barbara Keller 317 691 3585 or Peter Bergas 941 966 3245 SCULPTURE CLUB Coordinator Doug Barton 941 918 4773 LIBRARY Pelican Pavilion Hours 8 a m to 10 p m Books tapes DVDs games puzzles for use by all residents SOCIAL CLUB Membership open to all residents 15 per person per year Info Beth Duggan 941 350 6111 LINE DANCE Meets Oct Apr Thursday 3 00 p m Pavilion Info Judy Rabkin 941 451 8238 TAI CHI Meets Nov Apr Wednesday 1 p m Harbor Club Info Jane Campbell 203 814 6068 CINEMA CLUB Meets monthly Nov Apr Friday 7 30 p m Pavilion Info Pat Klugherz 941 918 0532 NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR Need help Info Janet Hemond 941 966 3553 TAP DANCING Meets Jan Mar Thursday 2 p m Pavilion Info Dixie Mahan 941 918 4437 COFFEE PROGRAM Meets monthly Jan Mar Thursday 9 30 a m Info Janet Hasselbring 616 402 0961 OPEN POKER Meets Dec Apr Thursday 7 30 p m Harbor Club Info Janet Hemond 941 966 3553 TENNIS CLUB Meets Dec Apr Info Roz Kalinoski 941 966 5749 CULINARY CLUB Meets for Thematic Dinners Dec Apr First Saturday each month Info Helene Crawford 941 966 3029 PARTY BRIDGE Meets every Tuesday 7 p m Wilbanks Info Warren Lappin 941 266 5513 or John Titchener 941 894 7912 WATER AEROBICS CLASSES For men and women Monday and Thursday 3 30 p m Pavilion Pool Info Colleen Gibson 941 961 9088 DUPLICATE BRIDGE Meets Jan Mar Wednesday 7 p m Harbor Club Info Arline Neufeld at arline david juno com PELICAN COVE UNIVERSITY Classes held at various recreational facilities Info Ben and Elizabeth Forsyth 941 244 8331 WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP Meets Jan Mar Tuesday 9 a m Wilbanks Info Barbara Jost 941 966 7544 BIKE GROUP Meets Nov Apr Organized bike rides outside of Pelican Cove Info Bernie Lofchie 781 925 4722 or blofchie gmail com EXERCISE TO GO Meets Jan Mar Monday and Wednesday 9 30 a m Info Rita Breen 941 966 1485 FIBER ARTS GROUP Meets at 1 30 p m 2nd and 4th Monday each month at Wilbanks Dec Apr Info Erlinda Rejino 518 728 5129 FISHING CLUB Meets monthly Info George Lindenfeld 828 335 1300 FOLK MUSIC CLUB Meets monthly Dec Mar Harbor Club Info Joel Leonard 941 882 3093 JAZZ GROUP Meets Jan Mar Thursday 7 30 p m Pavilion Info Bobby Barnhart 941 966 1352 PELICAN PROGRAMS Meets monthly Jan Mar Info Felice Perlmutter 941 966 5880 or Linda Wolf 941 451 8446 WRITERS GROUP Discussions and readings from published authors of Pelican Cove Info Janet Hasselbring 616 402 0961 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Meets Jan Mar Friday 9 30 a m Pavilion Members Only Labs meet Thursday 3 15 p m Wilbanks Info Susan Smith 810 730 1496 WOODWORKING Daily 8 a m to 10 p m by key 15 yearly 25 initiation fee Pres Mike Weber 517 899 5419 V P Jeff Fernald 941 966 8824 PICKLE BALL Meets Tues Thurs Sat Pavilion Courts Info Shelly Zelizer 941 966 5769 YACHT CLUB Scheduled rendezvous 20 annually plus 10 initiation fee Info Dennis McCrumb 269 506 3775 PING PONG Meets Dec Mar in Pavilion Info Penny Rubin 518 466 4445 YOGA Meets Mon Fri 8 a m Chair Yoga meets Mon Wed Fri 9 30 a m Harbor Club or outside Wilbanks Info Darlene Weltzer 517 410 9744