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PELICAN C n e w s VOLUME XLII NO 8 All the news that fits VE OCTOBER 2016 Board of Directors Committee Meetings BOD Committee meetings scheduled for the month of October Check Channel 195 the PC web site or the Office for any changes Board of Directors Workshop Tuesday October 11 9 30 a m Harbor Club Board of Directors Meeting Tuesday October 18 9 30 a m Harbor Club Bay Water Environmental Committee Thursday October 13 9 30 a m Pelican Pavilion Buildings Facilities Committee Friday October 21 9 a m Pelican Pavilion Finance Committee Wednesday October 5 1 p m Wilbanks Conference Room Harbor Committee Wednesday October 5 9 a m Wilbanks Conference Room Planning Committee Thursday October 13 9 30 a m Pelican Pavilion Rules Committee Monday October 17 9 30 a m Pelican Pavilion Special Events October 2 16 Movie Night 7 p m Pavilion October 30 Social Club 5 30 p m Pavilion Hermine the September 1 tropical storm left spotty destruction and a massive clean up job This old live oak along the path to the Wilbanks pool was rotting from the inside and it snapped in the brief but intense winds of the departing storm Alice Hawrilenko photo Board Approves Climate Change Adaptation Study At its September 27 meeting the Pelican Cove Board unanimously approved management s recommendation to contract with the Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council SWFRPC to conduct a climate change adaptation study for Pelican Cove to be funded from available funds in the 2016 operating budget This action follows on the board s decision in May instructing management to solicit proposals for such a study from qualified professionals Assisted by an advisory committee of residents over the summer GM Jack Stevens prepared a comprehensive Request for Proposals and issued it to seven organizations Two responses were received and the proposal from SWFRPC was judged to be the best fit to Pelican Cove s needs Following contracting the study will commence during October and present final recommendations in time for board action in May 2017 Throughout the course of the study SWFRPC will actively involve the PC community in its work a factor that weighed strongly in their selection continued on page 8 INSIDE THIS ISSUE To the Editor 2 Your Generosity Makes 4 My Sliders Who Maintains 6 President s Post 3 Manager s Report 5 Classifieds 8

OCTOBER 2016 2 PC NEWS OCTOBER ISSUE DEADLINES Articles TUESDAY OCTOBER 18 Advertising THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 To the Editor As leadership of the Art Club transitions from Merry Gerber to Joan Libby Hawk I would like to take the opportunity to express appreciation for the superb job that Merry has done during her three years as president The club has increased its scope tremendously and provided a wealth of experiences for the community Field trips visiting artists demonstrations and the organization of a large number of studio classes are just a few of the many things that have taken place Many thanks Merry Sylvia Feinburg BA154 ATTENTION ARTISTS Editorial Staff Editor Alice Hawrilenko Features Editor Donna Anderson Proofreaders Nancy Arnzen Leny Cohen Judy Katz Linda Ritt Cartoonist Jean Gomoll Board Liaison Lisa Yellin Production Leslie Walter Board President Gary Gulden 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 As you prepare your return to The Cove be sure to bring any work that you would like to display in the 2017 March Art Show We get more and more excited as we get busy with plans for the show This show is one of the largest events of the season and gets bigger and better each year We look forward to meeting new artists and seeing everyone s new artwork If you wish to become involved with the show March 11 13 2017 use the word ARTSHOW as the subject and send to joanandlensable gmail com Welcome Back Let the PC Office know you have returned We need to have your correct address so you can receive your PC News Also update the Office with any changes in contact information phone numbers email address vendors friends guests etc Pelican Cove News 1615 Pelican Point Drive Sarasota FL 34231 6721 941 966 5674 Editorial email pcneditors gmail com Advertising email leslie pelicancovecondo com Website www pelicancovecondo com PC Office email pelicancove comcast net REMINDER Daylight Savings Time Ends Sunday November 6 Don t forget to set your clocks back 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

OCTOBER 2016 3 President s Post By Gary Gulden Dear Neighbors to engage in the process the Finance Committee s October 5 meeting where it will determine its budget recommendation to the board and the board s October 11 workshop and October 18 meeting Welcome to the start of the season here at Pelican Cove The staff has completed its list of major summer projects notable among which are the new gatehouse and the complete replacement of the long boardwalk along the Cove the vacant spots in the carports are starting to fill as our snowbirds begin to return in the evening you can notice lights in more windows our committees and board have busy agendas This is the month when the Finance Committee presents its recommendations to the board and the board makes its decision on the 2017 budget There are a number of special items being considered in the budget including funding for a climate change adaptation study and several infrastructure investments your voice on these potential expenditures is both welcome and important I hope that you took the opportunity to participate in the Finance Committee s budget workshop in late September This month you have three more opportunities Let me also remind you once again that although our 2017 Board of Directors election may seem a long way off now is not too soon for you to start thinking about standing for election as a new member of our board and to begin urging others you feel would be strong directors to do so The health and vitality of this community depend on the quality of the board we elect Directors terms are normally for two years and while a director may serve a maximum of two such terms consecutively there are always openings to be filled Ospreys Eagles Fish and Manatees Oh My passes at the osprey it dropped the fish The eagle dove to the water scooped up the fish and flew to the trees on the north side of Pelican Cove By Pete DeMar I love the joy of nature and I got a bucket list worth on May 1 And all I had to do was walk down the steps from the boardwalk at the point follow the path through the mangroves and wade into our own little cove When I reached the water I saw a large wake slowly moving northward I knew it had to be a manatee because a porpoise would have had a fin I didn t think any more about it just concentrated on what I had come for fishing I m not a serious fisherman but I enjoy the challenge of catching a fish normally I catch and release I waded about a third of the way between the observation deck at the point and the mangrove island a little over waist deep I was having a great time casting and retrieving not getting any hits but having fun anyway when I heard a sound overhead and looked up What I saw was something I had heard about but never expected to see An adult bald eagle was diving after an osprey that had a fish in its talons After the eagle made two Finally in last month s issue of the PC News our capable editor Alice Hawrilenko informed us that she and her husband Len will be moving soon This is her final issue before leaving Alice you have done a terrific job as our editor and I know everyone will join me as I express my appreciation and gratitude for the generous gifts of your time and talents that you ve given us Although your sailing regatta participants may secretly be relieved to have such a fierce competitor depart they and we all will miss you and wish you and Len all the best in your new home up in the Panhandle The Pelican Cove News has had a long tradition of resident editors We now need to find a successor to Alice and urge anyone with in interest in this to get in touch with Aliceahawrilenko gmail com to learn more Wow I thought what an experience Then as I was thinking how neat that was and casting and retrieving I sensed The PC anhinga who hangs out something Slowly I scanned by the fishing dock willingly the water around me and saw posed for this photo after the photographer gave up her pursuit a large object blocking part of of the eagle and the ospreythe light colored bay bottom Alice Hawrilenko photo All of a sudden I realized it was an adult manatee that didn t know I was there I could have touched it with my pole Of course I didn t because I wanted to prolong the moment The manatee slowly moved past Eagle osprey manatee yes what an experience What a day Editor s Note Pete and Pat DeMar no longer reside in Pelican Cove They sold their unit shortly before press time for this issue of the PC News

OCTOBER 2016 4 Your Generosity Makes our Concerts Possible Coffee Programs Downsizeology Road Show By Joel Leonard By Janet Hasselbring Cultural Events depends completely on donations and we are appreciative of every donation Only some administrative and staff support comes from the general funds Donations come in the form of individual ticket donations for each performance season ticket donations and donations directly to the Legacy Fund Unfortunately last year direct donations to the Legacy Fund for Cultural Events amounted to only several hundred dollars In fact in the last several years the number and size of donations to the AM E Fund has decreased to the lowest amount in its history As a result the funds that the Cultural Events program depends on are being depleted This is undoubtedly due in part to a lack of awareness about this fund a deficiency that hopefully can be rectified by this and future articles in this newsletter This winter my husband Don and I will bring a special guest to the Cove with us the PepsiCola Gibson Girl We purchased this piece at an antique show and when we downsized a few years ago it survived Marie Kondo s signature question Does it tokimeku does it spark joy Joy yes and mystery too We know it s a Pepsi advertising piece but what is its meaning value and history That s what we ll learn on Thursday January 26 when Andy Rousseau the Downsizeology guru returns to the coffee programs podium with his Downsizeology Treasure Roadshow Andy will talk about what s hot and what s not and the current trends He ll discuss the values of different categories and types of personal property in today s market In the last newsletter there was an informative description of the Legacy Fund Briefly this fund which is overseen by the Board is a mechanism for receiving donations from Pelican Cove residents for enhancing our physical and social environment If desired the donation is recorded in the Book of Tribute along with the person or group who is being honored by the gift There are several subaccounts within the Legacy Fund and the sub fund that over the years has been the recipient of most of the donations is the Arts Music and Entertainment Fund AM E which was originally established to create and maintain the high quality Cultural Events program that is so popular in Pelican Cove You should be aware that all donations whatever the source are used entirely for fees for the performers Were it not for ticket donations our funds would be completely depleted in just a few years And even with the current level of donations we lose about two thousand dollars per year Our volunteer Cultural Events Committee would like to encourage residents who feel they can be generous to make a special non tax deductible contribution to the Legacy Fund for the Cultural Events programs 25 minimum more if possible If you wish you can have it entered into the Book of Tribute in honor of an occasion or someone special alive or deceased There is an opportunity for a resident to sponsor a portion of or an entire performance with appropriate acknowledgment Finally there are provisions for making a bequest in a will Sarah Metcalf business manager Rita Weingarten chair of the Legacy Fund or I will be glad to answer any questions about your donation We know many of you would like to preserve this wonderful cultural program and we are appreciative of your understanding and generosity You can contact me by phone or by email 941 882 3093 joel leonard comcast net PC residents are invited to bring in one or two interesting items to display during the coffee hour at 9 30 a m Andy will then assess and evaluate these items during the program at 10 00 So when you head to the Cove this year remember to pack an item of interest one that sparks joy and one you d like to know more about Here s the rest of the coffee programs schedule Note the change to Thursdays for two of this year s programs 1 Thursday February 23 John Adler PC resident and historian presents highlights from his book Doomed by Cartoon How Cartoonist Thomas Nast and the NYT Brought down Boss Tweed and His Ring of Thieves 2 Monday February 13 PC resident Ruth Brandwein shares her impressions of Iran following her trip there this summer 3 Tuesday March 21 Pelican Cove Follies showcasing the talent of our PC residents directed by JoAnn Moran and Laura Lehrman 4 Wednesday March 22 Selah Freedom another look at human trafficking in Sarasota and what we can do to help 5 Thursday March 23 The Amish in Sarasota MOVIE NIGHT By Earl Kaplan Two movie nights this month Sunday October 2 and Sunday October 16 at 7 p m at the Pelican Pavilion Watch for more information on Channel 195 or the PC web site www pelicancovecondo com Movie Nights are open to all residents and are sponsored by the PC Social Club

OCTOBER 2016 5 Manager s Report By Jack Stevens General Manager Fall is here which means that board and committee meetings have either started or will start soon As activities are picking up the volume of traffic on our streets and paths has increased As with every year we worked very hard over the summer months to complete projects while the traffic and use of facilities was reduced Many physical projects were undertaken and completed this summer Most notably were the construction of a new gate house the complete removal and upgraded rebuilding of our longest stretch of Bayfront boardwalk seven carport structures received new composite roof panels Committee Doings Finance Committee Sept 21 The Committee met and discussed the preliminary budget that was presented by Jack Stevens General Manager Sarah Metcalf was there to answer questions as well The Committee will present a proposed budget at the Budget Workshop scheduled for Wednesday September 28 at 1 00 p m in the Harbor Club The next Finance Committee meeting is scheduled for Wednesday October 5 at which time they will finalize the draft of the budget to present to the Board at the October 18th meeting many planter beds were reworked and updated significant work was completed near the Bayhouse Point kayak launch to aid in controlling washout and runoff into the bay during heavy rains You will notice scheduling changes for many of the happenings around Pelican Cove The changes may have altered the times and locations of activities that you enjoy These changes were made to enhance the maintenance of our property by allowing more efficient use of staff s time as well as to provide larger forums for certain high demand events With any change there may be some uncertainty Please be sure to check the PC calendars for the times and locations of the activities you participate in Also please know that we will be monitoring all of our activities in order to make improvements in the future The facilities are looking good and the staff and I look forward to working with everyone over the coming months Office Notes Air Conditioner Maintenance Remember to have your a c unit maintained and the drain checked once a year If your drain clogs while you are away water will back up into the unit A small amount of bleach in the drain will help prevent it from clogging up Event Postings Board Recognized Groups BRG are reminded of the new rule that they may post event announcements throughout the property on the outside grouped message boards no earlier than SEVEN 7 days before an event Organizers are responsible to ensure that all outdated notices are removed promptly from these boards following the event Please DO NOT post BRG announcements on the bulletin boards inside the Harbor Club or Pavilion Information Box The Pelican Cove Information Box is located on the front porch of the PC Office This box gives residents 24 7 access to PC info and will save you time in not having to go into the PC Office The Information Box contains The Rules We Live By the current PC News a monthly calendar of events lists of units for sale and lease a list of after hours workers the Checklist Before Leaving information and Work Order forms Smoke Detectors Remember to install fresh batteries in all your smoke detectors and be sure to test them to make sure they are working Correction to Flu Shot Flyer Flu Shots will be held on Friday November 4 at 9 00 a m in Pelican Pavilion See corrected insert in this issue Wilbanks Reroofing We will be reroofing the Wilbanks building from Wednesday October 12 through Friday October 28 Any scheduled day meeting event will be moved to a different location Any scheduled night meeting event will remain in the Wilbanks If your Committee or group meets during the day on any of these dates please contact Leslie at the PC Office

OCTOBER 2016 6 My Sliders Who Maintains Them Along with all the heavy rain we ve had this summer have come a number of problems involving water damage from inadequately maintained sliding doors on enclosed lanais Here are some things you should know to prevent these problems You have sole responsibility for the maintenance of any exterior sliding doors installed in your lanai Glass enclosed lanais were not part of the original construction of your unit or of any other units in Pelican Cove If you have exterior sliding doors on your lanai unless you installed them yourself they were added by a previous owner and in either case are considered a modification of a common element This is important to understand because any modification of a common element of your unit becomes your sole responsibility to maintain whether you made the modification or it was done by a prior owner Failure to properly maintain the exterior sliding glass doors on your lanai can result in significant water damage to the structure of your or neighboring units for which you can be held financially responsible New Season New Planners Needed By Beth Duggan The Social Club is the oldest club in Pelican Cove Like all clubs it depends upon volunteers to make things work Two members have recently chaired six parties and they are taking on two more this season We thank them We still need chairpersons for October November January April and May Helpers are always needed It s a fact that working on a party is fun and a chance to meet people That s the reason some of the same volunteers come back year after year The Social Club Board is always ready to assist with lists of caterers past menus entertainers shoppers decorators and past experience Please call or e mail any member of the Social Club board to volunteer to help keep the club going as strong as ever With over 175 members this should be a great year Beth Duggan Board of Directors 941 350 6111 beth4g comcast net Lea Buschgans 410 703 8702 lbuschgans gmail com Jeff Fernald 941 228 6689 jeffsplace2 comcast net Ro Forgie 941 321 9613 ros4g comcast net Richard Sagar 303 903 4333 rsager888 gmail com Ilse Soar 413 626 0222 ilsetom webtv net Here are several things you must do to be sure your lanai sliding glass doors are properly cared for Make sure the seals on your exterior sliding glass doors don t allow water to enter your lanai Keep the tracks your doors glide on clean and free of any debris that will prevent them from draining any rainwater that gets in them Make sure any little drain holes in the tracks are kept open and also that the weep holes underneath the frame of your lanai s outside metal railings are kept clear so rainwater accumulating between the track and the metal frame of the railing can drain outside Most owners know about the importance of the first two items on this list but fewer may be aware of the little drain holes in the tracks and the weep holes beneath the frame of the exterior metal railings As a result these two areas are often overlooked allowing water to accumulate where it can do damage Please call these to the attention of the people who clean your sliders Some of our staff who offer afterhours help can also service these trouble spots Even with proper owner maintenance your sliders still rely on caulking or other sealants to keep moisture out of the building These sealants shrink and lose their elasticity with age and can allow water into the buildings When this occurs the old sealants must be replenished to maintain a watertight barrier In some situations the entire assembly must be removed and properly reinstalled or replaced in order to accomplish this task This is typically more involved than can be handled by an owner and an outside vendor may need to be called in to properly reseal the sliders Plan Now for Yacht Club Rendezvous By John Glascock As the summer winds down and Pelican Cove starts to become busy again the Yacht Club looks back on a hot but enjoyable summer season I started in June with a small and friendly get together at Turtle Beach In July we met at O Leary s Tiki Hut and the August rendezvous was at NoKoMo s Sunset Hut Most recently we traveled down the road to Evie s at Spanish Point Upcoming events will include meetings at Dockside Waterfront Grill at Marker 4 in Venice on Wednesday October 19 and November 15 we return to the very popular Venice Yacht Club Members are reminded to get their reservation forms in to the office on time so plans can be made to accommodate us at these wonderful sites If you cannot get to the office but wish to attend please contact Jean Gomoll at 941 966 7244

OCTOBER 2016 Meet Your Neighbor Ginette Hersh By Donna Anderson Some people are born storytellers and Ginette Hersh is one of them To sit across the table from her to hear her warm spellbinding voice disclose tales of hardship and loss and triumph and happiness is indeed a remarkable experience Ginette was born in Paris in 1927 Her parents Sarah and Leon Wagner were Poles who met and married there six weeks after Sarah s immigration Early in the marriage they moved to Dijon and opened a second hand clothing store They lived there with Ginette s Aunt Rachelle and her grandmother Golda until the German invasion Ginette was the first child to survive delivery and the only one within the home for eight years She was cherished Sarah Wagner was an extraordinary woman Many of Ginette s indelible memories are of her mother s wisdom courage and perseverance Though details are sketchy at 4 Ginette became quite ill A series of four shots were routinely prescribed but Sarah didn t trust the doctor or the vaccine and wouldn t allow it Children perished from treatment That was the first time my mother saved my life Ginette says She did it more than once At eight years of age Ginette stumbled into a bramble of rusted wire They operated that night without penicillin antibiotics or sterile safeguards By midnight her leg was gangrenous and they planned to amputate I remember I can hear it my mother screaming It s a girl You re going to ruin her life Her parents flew in a surgeon from Paris Ginette doesn t remember what he did but her leg was in a metal brace for three months and she was abed another four With her mother s insistence that leg was saved War broke out The Wagners inventoried their now three first hand stores and mailed some of the best items to Toulouse for future retrieval It would give them income in their new location The day the Germans invaded Paris they packed the car loaded a mattress on top and traveled south to Pau Leon s cousin s house was infested but they were grateful for the roof over their heads Ginette was 12 years old The merchandise shipped from Dijon never made it to Toulouse it went straight to Germany We had nothing Boldly and without papers Sarah returned to Dijon to run the store Leon took the children to Villeurbanne outside of Lyon and rented an apartment Sarah would come when she could When she could not she smuggled cash by post Once she packed 1000 franc notes into a nearly emptied tube of 7 toothpaste larger than those now leaving little bits of paste on the bottom and top Another time she stuffed a small toy horse with bills packing the carton with added odds and ends An officer held back that second package ripped it open emptied the contents and clumsily mislaid the horse A second soldier saw the mistake and repacked it Sarah watched as this transpired Ginette says We got it Throughout this time her mother did as much as she could going back and forth taking a chance with her life Finally conditions were too serious to stay in Dijon Sarah begged her sister Rachelle to join them One day Ginette s petite blonde loving and beloved aunt was approached by a policeman He requested that she come with him and bring her mother and two daughters Rachelle understood immediately She went with him on condition that he let the others go They heard from her twice thereafter once transiting Drancy and again from the camp at Pithiviers Then no more Ginette still remembers the mayhem her young cousins tears the tremendous scream coming out of my uncle s chest as the family learned of Rachelle s fate Ginette s family was given two days to leave their apartment in Villeurbanne 48 hours later a friend Jean noticed SS officers taking Jews from their homes and marking each door with a blue swastika indicating relocation Jean bought similar chalk drew a swastika on the Wagner door and warned them against light or noise Later her father overheard officers discussing the blue emblem Neither remembered marking it but decided someone else must have done the job We survived that way all along Ginette says All along There are many stories her safe haven at boarding school her grandmother s arrest the long awaited liberation each poignantly and unforgettably told Ginette still speaks to schools and religious groups sharing history that people would otherwise learn less intimately and well One last account must be included here When Rachelle was arrested a boy Charles helped her children and mother escape Dijon Years passed One day Golda was shopping and saw Charles coming toward her Golda felt he had saved her life so she brought him home to meet the family Charlie fell in love Though Ginette broke their first engagement and was subsequently betrothed to two others Charlie always remembered her When he acquired papers to go to New York Ginette finally consented He promised me the moon He said Come to America Marry me I was so lucky all my life She fell in love with him after their wedding I married the right man Ginette moved to Pelican Cove in 1989 six years after Charlie died She still feels this is paradise Many activities she once enjoyed now exceed her time and energy However she is writing everything down So many stories

OCTOBER 2016 8 Board Business from page 1 Florida law now permits online voting for condominium associations who choose to offer it Accordingly the board also passed a resolution to approve an online voting option and to present this to our membership by submitting a limited proxy vote to the membership at the 2017 annual meeting for a change to our bylaws that would authorize this option Finally the board approved the expenditure of 12 566 from the Legacy Fund Arts Music and Education Fund to fund the 2016 17 Cultural Concert Program CLASSIFIEDS AJ HOME EXPERT LLC Kitchen and bathroom remodeling Flooring laminate hardwood tile painting drywall repair texturing Finish carpentry doors crown molding and base boards Kitchen and bath cabinet installation and building Call AJ at 941 323 6614 or email ajhomexpert gmail com CNA PRIVATE DUTY I m a CNA Private Duty I assist with medication showering meals cleaning doctor s appointments and much more Contact Maribel Abraham 941 518 6438 THE COVE S HANDYMAN Bob Kellar 941 966 1310 Full unit paint jobs Carpentry minor electrical and plumbing window cleaning wallpaper removal faucets disposals and any misc repairs 13 year Cove resident Ref available Call 941 966 1310 or bobkellar verizon net GRACIE S HELPING HANDS Gracie Horst Companion Caregiver Providing the care and assistance in all aspects of your daily life with attention to detail Starting your day dressing cooking shopping and transportation A Personal Concierge Call 941 586 1222 or Email jghorst gmail com HOUSE CHECKING BY KATHY S KLEANING Is your house in capable hands while you are away With over 24 years of experience I go the extra mile to put your mind at ease Many clients in PC References available Contact Kathy at 941 915 3063 or email kjkleans juno com PLUMBING SERVICE Specializing in water heaters garbage disposals toilets faucets Repairs remodeling Licensed insured Master Plumber CFC1428654 Former member of your maintenance staff Your plumber at the Cove since 2010 MPC Plumbing LLC Mike Cummings 941 536 5269 SEE WEB VIDEOS OF PELICAN COVE To view free web videos of Pelican Cove activities Art Shows etc landscape inexpensive restaurants Google justin spring soulspeak studio For more info soulspeakspring gmail com or call 941 306 1119 SHOWER BATH MAKEOVERS Shower Bathtub walls cleaned regrouted caulked sealed monthly maintenance available Free Estimates 941 377 2940 John Sarasota resident since 1974 www showerandbathsarasota com REAL ESTATE AMAZING VIEW FOR RENT Second floor very bright end unit with spectacular view of Little Sarasota Bay All rooms have water view Contact Michelle Sparks at 203 249 5032 or michspark aol com THE CLEARY GROUP REMAX ALLIANCE BAYHOUSE 2 bedroom 2 bath upstairs unit completely updated and renovated to capture full bay views New kitchen with granite travertine floors updated baths A C electric panel and more Sliding glass enclosed lanai 449 900 www TheClearyGroup com Call Joe Cleary 941 650 8485 WANTED Retired teacher and wife urgently desire 2 bed 2 bath unit for February March 2017 in Pelican Cove We have impeccable references from 2015 and 2014 Contact Roy Vorhees 586 775 5388 Paid Classified Advertising helps to defray the cost of your community newsletter The presence of an advertisement on these pages does not constitute an official endorsement of any product or service provider

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Call AJ at 941 323 6614 or email ajhomexpert gmail com APPLIANCE REPAIR CARL S Appliance Repair 25 years experience Most Major brands Licensed and insured Sears factory trained Kenmore G E Whirlpool L G Samsung Amana Maytag etc Serving Pelican Cove for over 20 OCTOBER 2016 years Call Carl at 941 780 3689 with your appliance questions website www carlsappliancerepair com or email repaircarls yahoo com Judy Limekiller THE COVE S HANDYMAN Bob Kellar 941 966 1310 Full unit paint jobs Carpentry minor electrical and plumbing window cleaning wallpaper removal rodent proofing kitchen cabinets and any misc repairs 11 year Cove resident Ref available bobkellar verizon net 941 966 1310 Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate HOUSE CHECKING BY KATHY S KLEANING 941 374 4802 direct Is your house in capable hands while you are away With over com 22 years JudyLimekiller JudyLimekiller of experience I go the extra mile to put your mind at ease Many clients in PC References available Kathy at 941 915 3063 or email Resident RealtorContact Pelican Cove Owner kjkleans juno com for the past 15 years NEED STORAGE SHORT OR LONG TERM Snow Birds love climate controlled smaller locker sizes seasonal Delivering all ofouryour Real Estate Needs Delivering thefor Results supplies decorations and more Senior Discounts No Admin Fees One year price guarantee and budget friendly List Come see the difference 1529 Pelican Point Drive HA 208 Price 369 000 Budget Self Storage 4029 Bee Ridge Road 941 927 2919 NURSE S ASSISTANT Certified Nurse s Assistant or companion I do all personal care doctor s visits medications shopping cooking light cleaning References available My name is Maribel Abraham Please call 941 518 6438 PLUMBING SERVICE Specializing in water heaters garbage disposals toilets faucets Repair remodeling Licensed insured Master Plumber CFC1428654 Former member of your maintenance staff Your plumber at the Cove since 2010 MPC Plumbing LLC 941 536 5269 Come toMike visitCummings my office at 8181 S Tamiami Trail right near Hobby Lobby QUICK CALL THE GRIMEFIGHTERS 24 Hour Emergency water removal Free mold inspections MRSR247 all carpet upholstery and tile grout cleaning needs Serving PC for over 30 years 941 922 1615 four of these units ever made 2 396 sq ft 549 000 Call Joe or Missy Cleary 941 650 8485 www PelicanCoveSales com TIRED OF SEARCHING FOR PARKING BEST LOCATION across from Pavilion 3 Bedroom END unit 1548 sq ft Private entrance 2nd floor View of tropical yard oaks Updated kitchen 11 Maple cabinets granite counters stainless steel appliances Cathedral ceilings Skylight A C 2011 UV system 2014 Wood laminate floors Freshly painted 259 000 Call Annette Kirshner Exit King Realty 941586 5773 We ll sell your condo in 90 days C F REALTY GROUP INC or we don t take a commission Licensed Real Estate Broker Youa Buyer s can find the Benefit with Broker Market Value of your home for FREE at 28 years as a Pelican Cove Resident www PelicanCoveHomeValues com 50 Years Real Estate Experience Courtesy tours of Pelican Cove provided Call 1 941 320 2370 candcfred comcast net Colleen Bob Gibson Sales Associates Realtors 941 961 9088 www PelicanCoveCondoSales com Go to MedwayRealty com for terms and conditions SHOWER BATH MAKEOVERS Shower Bathtub walls cleaned regrouted caulked sealed monthly maintenance available Free Estimates 941 377 2940 John Sarasota resident since 1974 www showerandbathsarasota com REAL ESTATE AMAZING VIEW FOR RENT Second floor very bright end unit with spectacular view of Little Saraso ta Bay All rooms have water view Contact Michelle Sparks at 203 2495032 or michspark aol com GROUP REMAX ALLIANCE THE CLEARY BAYHOUSE Two bedroom 2 bath Bayfront 2nd floor unit overlooking Pelican Cove rookeries and Little Sarasota Bay Updated kitchen with opened up walls laminate floors vaulted ceilings and large sliding glassed lanai 1 368 sq ft 319 900 Call Joe or Missy Cleary 941809 3410 www PelicanCoveSales com Tom Warmbold 941 321 8672 cell PELICAN COVE ARTISTS ALERT START PLANNING NOW FOR THE 2017 ART SHOW March 11 12 13 2017 Watch for information on the PC Website bulletin boards and in the PCNews and via email 24 hour emergency service

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 941 966 3970 JAZZ GROUP Meets Jan Mar Thursday 7 30 p m Pavilion Info Bobby Barnhart 941 966 1352 PING PONG Meets Dec Mar in Pavilion Info Penny Rubin 518 466 4445 ART STUDIO Wilbanks Art Studio by key Membership 10 yearly Info Phyllis Camesano 716 352 6163 KAYAK CANOE CLUB Organized outings on the water Info Frank Rivera 941 918 9475 or rrogercat aol com POETRY GROUP Meets Dec May every two weeks Info Barbara Keller 317 691 3585 or Peter Bergas 941 966 3245 BALLROOM ETHNIC DANCE Instruction on ballroom and ethnic dancing Info Vicky Geskos 617 721 3443 LADIES WATER EXERCISE Meets every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 10 a m Pavilion Pool Info Sony Krajcovic 941 966 8535 SCULPTURE CLUB Coordinator Marcia Wolfson 941 966 4855 BIKE GROUP Meets Nov Apr Organized bike rides outside of Pelican Cove Info Bernie Lofchie 781 925 4722 or blofchie gmail com LIBRARY Pelican Pavilion Hours 8 a m to 10 p m Books tapes DVDs games puzzles for use by all residents CINEMA CLUB Meets monthly Nov Apr Friday 7 30 p m Pavilion Info Pat Klugherz 941 918 0532 LINE DANCE Meets Oct Apr Thursday 3 00 p m Pavilion Info Judy Rabkin 941 451 8238 COFFEE PROGRAM Meets monthly Dec Mar Thursday 9 30 a m Info Janet Hasselbring 616 402 0961 MEN S WATER EXERCISE Meets Nov Apr Monday Wednesday and Friday 10 a m Pavilion Pool Info Don Black 941 966 6462 CULINARY CLUB Meets for Thematic Dinners Dec Apr First Saturday each month Info Helene Crawford 941 966 3029 DUPLICATE BRIDGE Meets Jan Mar Wednesday 7 p m Harbor Club Info Arline Neufeld at arline david juno 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 1st and 3rd Monday each month at Wilbanks Nov 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 GET FIT Meets every Wednesday at Harbor Club 10 45 a m Info Leanne Platfoot 239 481 1311 NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR Need help Info Janet Hemond 941 966 3553 OPEN POKER Meets Jan Mar Thursday 7 30 p m Harbor Club Info Janet Hemond 941 966 3553 SOCIAL CLUB Membership open to all residents 15 per person per year Info Beth Duggan 941 350 6111 TAP DANCING Meets Jan Mar Wednesday 3 p m Pavilion Info Dixie Mahan 941 918 4437 TENNIS CLUB Meets Dec Apr Info Beth Duggan 941 350 6111 WATER AEROBICS CLASSES For men and women Monday and Thursday 4 p m Pavilion Pool Info Colleen Gibson 989 295 8779 WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP Meets Jan Mar Tuesday 9 a m Wilbanks Info Barbara Jost 941 966 7544 PARTY BRIDGE Meets every Tuesday 7 p m Wilbanks Info Warren Lappin 941 266 5513 WRITERS GROUP Discussions and readings from published authors of Pelican Cove Info Janet Hasselbring 616 402 0961 PELICAN COVE UNIVERSITY Classes held at various recreational facilities Info Ben and Elizabeth Forsyth 941 244 2043 WOODWORKING Daily 8 a m to 10 p m by key 15 yearly 25 initiation fee Pres Jeff Fernald 941 966 8824 V P Ed Yellin 941 966 0168 PELICAN PROGRAMS Meets monthly Jan Mar Info Felice Perlmutter 941 966 5880 or Libby Ross 845 245 8330 YACHT CLUB Scheduled rendezvous 20 annually plus 10 initiation fee Info John Glascock 941 966 8884 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Meets Jan Mar Friday 9 30 a m Harbor Club Labs meet Thursday 3 15 p m Wilbanks Info Susan Smith 941 966 5797 YOGA Meets Monday through Friday 8 a m Chair Yoga meets Tuesdays and Fridays 9 30 a m both in the Harbor Club Info Lore Kaplan at 413 441 2947 or Caryl Halle Cantor 216 403 4497