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“The mission of Advent Christian Village, Inc. is to express Christ’s love by providing
compassionate care and quality comprehensive services for senior adults, families with
special needs, and children, in a secure, supportive residential setting and in the
surrounding communities.”
MAY 22, 2020
ADMINISTRATOR ON CALL: DOUG MABEY, 386-658-3333IN LOVING MEMORY
Carrol Dees, who was a resident of GSC, died on Tuesday, May 19. Her memorial service information will be
provided when available.
Barbara Cox, who was a resident of GSC, died on Tuesday, May 19. Her memorial service information will be
provided when available.
Shirley Hall, who was a resident of GSC, died on Saturday, May 16. Her memorial service information will be
provided when available.
TRANSFERS
James Chapman of DH has transferred to DM. His new mailing address is P.O. Box 4543.
Monday, May 25, all ACV administrative offices, shops, CMC including the
Village Pharmacy, JKPL, the Bank, and the Village Grocer will be closed in
observance of Memorial Day, and the shuttle bus will not be available.
ANNOUNCEMENTS BARBERSHOP/HAIR CROPPER NEWS
We are pleased to announce that, due to the Governor’s
ease on restrictions concerning barbershops and hair
LIMITED ON-CAMPUS DINING salons, the Village Barbershop and the Hair Cropper
AVAILABLE have reopened.
Dining Services is happy to announce that on In order to meet ongoing coronavirus
Wednesday, May 20, 2020, seating in RDR was made regulations the following restrictions will be observed:
available to accommodate limited and restricted midday The shops will be open to Village members only.
meal dining for members. Tables are appropriately Services will be provided by appointment only.
spaced, and we are requiring that no more than three Appointments will be accepted in 30 minute
folks sit together at a table (no exceptions). Please be intervals.
prepared to be flexible as our dining staff learn how to
accommodate you in this changed environment. Only one customer will be allowed in the waiting
We will continue to offer meal delivery for those area at a time. If you arrive early you may be
that have specific needs, as well as carryout service. For required to wait outside the shop.
the time being, seating at the Lopin’ Gopher will remain Customers will be required to wear a mask unless
closed. The Village Café also remains closed. the service provided requires removal.
Hopefully it will not be much longer before we The numbers to call for appointments are:
will return to normal service for dining as well as the Barbershop—Grady Gutshall, 658-3482
balance of our daily lives. Hair Cropper—Kutana Baker, 249-3515
Jim Schenck, VP for Independent Living Operations Steve Hett, VP of Finance
REOPENING CCC
We are planning to reopen CCC on Tuesday, May 26,
2020. Operating hours will be 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ACV EVENTS
Monday through Friday. Please note the following
restrictions that will be in place until further notice: We are in the process of determining which activities
At this time, access is limited to on-campus and would be safe to reinstate, as well as defining the
off-campus ACV members only. Those who are not processes by which those activities may begin again.
members of ACV, but have a separate CCC
membership, are still prohibited.
CCC will only be available by appointment. Call CCC
at 658-5555 to reserve a time.
BUS TRIPS
Visitors must wear protective masks.
Until further notice, all bus trips out of Dowling Park
Visitors must maintain social distancing of six feet. have been canceled.
Only eight people will be allowed to use the weight
room at one time. Some equipment has been
relocated to the multipurpose room to
accommodate more people. Specific cleaning EVENTS HERE AND THERE
guidelines will be given upon arrival.
Only eight swimmers will be prohibited in the pool
at a time. Specific guidelines concerning the use of
locker rooms will be given upon arrival.
No organized classes will be held (in or out of the
pool).
The tennis courts will be open, but social distancing
must be maintained. JO KENNON PUBLIC LIBRARY
Classes will begin at a later time. We understand 386-658-2670
people are ready to get back to their normal routines,
and people are looking forward to water volleyball, Greetings from the JKPL. We miss you and hope to see
pickleball, and organized pool classes, but safety is our you soon. The library has started Phase I of reopening.
No. 1 goal. We are excited to reopen CCC, but our main Our book drop is now open Monday through Friday. All
objective is to keep everyone safe. Thank you for being books and DVDs returned to the book drop will be
patient. checked in exempt, meaning no fines will be charged.
Jim Schenck, VP for Independent Living Operations Staff is available Monday through Friday from
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We welcome your phone calls at
BA Butterfield Acres DH Dowling House IC Information Center RDR Rumph Dining Room
BC Bixler Chapel DM Dacier Manor JKPL Jo Kennon Public Library RV Smith Riverview Apartments
CB Chriss Building DMA Dowling Manor MS Member Services RW River Woods
CH Carter House DR Depot Room OPR Old Pavilion Room SMR Sawmill Room
CCC Copeland Community Center ET Edgewood Terrace PCS Polk Ceramics Shop VC The Village Church
CMC Copeland Medical Center GSC Good Samaritan Center POP Park of the Pines VS Village Square
2658-2670. Remember, online resources including Please call the church office if you would like to receive
e-books are available through the library’s website, an emailed copy of our worship guide, or if you need
http://srrlib.org/. help finding our services online.
A Creation Arts Camp 2020 (Quarantine Edition)
CENSUS: EVERYONE COUNTS video lesson will be posted on Facebook and YouTube
It is important to our community that you at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday. The next project will be
complete your census questionnaire. You can make an “Ojos de Dios.” All you’ll need to join in are sticks and
appointment at the library by calling 658-2670, and we string. The Art Camp video will also be shown on TV2
will help you complete the census online. It takes about on Wednesday and Friday following the “Thought of the
five minutes. Day.”
CURBSIDE HOLDS PICKUP STARTS At 6:00 p.m. on Sunday evening, May 31, we
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 will honor our high school graduates, Esther Coombs,
During this temporary closure, we are offering Lily Lamb and Bethany Mabey. They will also be
curbside hold pickup at all of our branch locations recognized during the morning service that day. Please
starting Wednesday, May 20. This will be for all use the church P.O. Box (4314) if you would like to
materials except for mobile hotspots and equipment. send cards to the graduates, and Pastor Randy will
The JKPL is offering this service Monday–Friday 9:00 deliver them.
a.m.–4:00 p.m.
You can place holds on our website, srrlib.org, HOME CARE
or by calling the library at 658-2670. Once the items are Kyla Bispham–386-658-5460
pulled, we will call you to schedule your pickup time. At At ACV Home Care, we believe that life can and should
your pickup time, we will place the bagged items in the be fulfilling at any age. Our services are designed to
pickup cart at the side door. This will be a no-contact help you live comfortably, securely and safely at home.
pickup. We ask you to please continue to return your Our dedicated caregivers are highly experienced and
items in the book drop. We are unable to accept trained to provide the personalized care you may need.
donations at this time. Managing medications can often get very
Our team is still hard at work planning and overwhelming and frustrating. Our skilled nurses can
preparing for the day to reopen our buildings. We will help relieve your frustration. Medication management is
keep you updated as we move forward. one of the private pay services that we have to offer.
VIRTUAL CARDS AVAILABLE With the coordination of your primary care physician,
We are continuing to offer this temporary one of our skilled nurses will come into your home and
service for adults and children who do not have library help you manage your medications utilizing a traditional
cards while the library is closed to visitors. A virtual medication box or an electronic medication box.
library card will give you access to all our digital Electronic medication boxes are capable of sounding an
resources, e-books and digital audiobooks. Call or email alarm to remind you to take your medications.
today to get signed up. With the medication management service, our
goal is to take the frustration out of medication
ENJOY EBOOKS AND AUDIOBOOKS compliance by providing you an easy-to-follow
ANYTIME, ANYWHERE medication list, filling your medication box of choice,
We are proud to offer you best-selling and and managing your medication refills. Our skilled nurses
classic ebooks and digital audiobooks available 24/7 will visit you on a schedule that you prefer.
from the library’s digital collection, http://neflin.lib. Call us today to get started at 658-5460, or stop
overdrive.com or by downloading Libby, the one-tap by and see us. We are located on the first floor of DH.
reading app.
You can browse the collection, borrow with your MEMBER SERVICES
library card, and enjoy on your computer, tablet, James Sutter–386-658-5400
smartphone or eReader. Borrowed ebooks and ACV President/CEO Craig Carter was scheduled to speak
audiobooks can be enjoyed immediately in your web at the March Membership Association meeting. Since
browser or can be downloaded to the free Libby app for that meeting was canceled, as was the April meeting,
mobile devices. Digital titles can also be enjoyed on Association President Jim Rainsberger asked if Craig
tablets and eReader devices such as the iPad, NOOK, would be willing to record a message to play on TV2.
and Kindle. No matter how you plan to enjoy, titles will That message will air three times next week: Tuesday,
automatically expire at the end of the lending period. May 26, at 4:00 p.m.; Thursday, May 28, at 8:00 p.m.;
There are no late fees! and Friday, May 29, at 9:00 a.m. The topic is ACV-
With hundreds of popular titles to choose from, related health care.
this collection is guaranteed to have something for This week’s episode of TV2’s Front Porch
everyone. You can enjoy best-sellers and classic Conversations features an interview with Phyllis Rand.
literature, stories for kids and teens, and much more
anytime, anywhere. RESIDENCY SERVICES
This service, powered by OverDrive, is free with Karen Thomas–386-658-5933
your library card. To get started enjoying ebooks, Two new members moved to ACV all because a
audiobooks and more, visit http://neflin.lib. member shared with them how much they enjoy living
overdrive.com or download the Libby app today. here. Welcome to Paul and Ruth Cochrane of RW.
Talk to a friend or family member about how
much you love living at ACV. If they come to take a
guided tour and then move to ACV, you, too, will
DEPARTMENT, SHOP receive a check from ACV for $200!
AND CLUB NEWS We look forward to showing and sharing the
wonders of ACV with all of your friends. Just have them
contact Pam at 658-5933 or 1-800-647-3353 to
THE VILLAGE CHURCH schedule a tour. If you would like us to make the
REV. SAM WORLEY contact with your friend, call and give us their
Church Office–658-5344, P.O. Box 4314 information, and we will be happy to do so. If your
Find our church services on TV2 friend calls ACV, be sure to tell them to let us know who
or on Facebook and YouTube at referred them. Remember, the reward comes following
“The Village Church at Advent Christian Village.” a move to ACV, not just coming for a tour.
MORNING MESSAGE: “Humble Living in a Hard VOLUNTEER SERVICES
World” Eleanore Catarious–386-658-5251
TEXT: 1 Peter 2:11–25 M — MERCY
SPEAKER: Pastor Sam Worley A — ADORATION
Y — YIELDING
VC worship and prayer guides are available on Thursday We have had an opportunity in recent weeks to do a lot
afternoons at the IC and the CCC, CH and DH lobbies. of thinking — hopefully more positive than negative
3thoughts — but here is something to really think about: hound dog asleep on the floor. He asked the worker, “Is
Have you ever been down and out, and nobody that the dog folks are supposed to beware of?” “Yep,
seems to be around for you to talk to? That’s God. He that’s him,” he replied. The stranger could not help but
wants you to talk to Him. be amused. “That certainly does not look like a
Have you ever been just sitting there, and all of dangerous dog to me. Why in the world would you post
a sudden you feel like doing something nice for that sign?” “Because,” the man replied, “before we
someone you care for? That’s God. He talks to you posted that sign, people kept tripping over him.”
through the Holy Spirit.
Have you ever been thinking about somebody DACIER MANOR
that you haven’t seen in a long time, and then the next Janice Chapman, Reporter
thing you know, you see them or receive a phone call Greetings from the residents and staff at DM. We are
from them? That’s God. There is no such thing as happy to welcome new resident Jim Chapman (no
coincidence. relation to the reporter).
Have you ever received something wonderful George Steele was released from isolation to his
that you didn’t even ask for — like money in the mail, a room and wanted it to be known through this column.
debt that had mysteriously been cleared, or a coupon to He is happy to be back among us.
a department store where you had just seen something Betty Buick’s birthday was May 18. Happy
you wanted but couldn’t afford? That’s God. He knows birthday, Betty! Happy birthday also to Margie Hoffman
the desires of your heart. on May 23 — her 104th — and to Linda Music on
Have you ever been in a situation, and you had Monday, May 25.
no clue how it is going to get better, but now you look Residents enjoyed the parade honoring Nursing
back on it? That’s God. He passes us through tribulation Home Appreciation Week. Many were able to get out of
to see a brighter day. their rooms and see their relatives go by with their
In all that we do, we should totally give him name called out.
thanks, and our blessings will continue to multiply. Isabel Slover was surprised and pleased. She
Worry does not empty tomorrow of sorrow, it said she didn’t know anything about it. I got to see
empties today of its strength. —Corrie Ten Boom most of my great-grandchildren as well as
grandchildren, and D’Arcy and Robbin. Jean Smyth saw
THE RUSTIC SHOP her daughter who brought her some needed items.
Myra Webb, Reporter Linda Music, Martha Cheek, Martha Cathcart, and
A big thank you to all our volunteers for helping us Gladys Ezell also had family that they were able to see
make the face masks. This project went over really well. during the parade. It was a great opportunity.
Also, if anyone needs a mask, please call Myra Webb at As of Monday, May 18, we got notice we no
658-2558, and we will see that you get one. longer have to wear masks in the building with maybe
Be safe. The safety measures by each of you are some exceptions. I believe this is all for this week.
helping in the efforts to keep all safe. Craig Carter and Have a great week ahead, and God’s blessings
his staff have done a remarkable job. We all feel like to all you birthday people in the year ahead and always.
family and indeed special because you sincerely care. Thanks for reading this column.
VILLAGE VOICES DOWLING HOUSE
Nancy Seale, Reporter Janice Harris, Reporter
Words have always had the ability to heal or destroy. Walking is a favorite pastime for many of us. The other
Please don’t think for a moment that your words won’t morning, I met Florence Barr who lives in CH, and she
have an impact on others. The submissions for this walks daily. As I was walking, she was behind me quite
year’s edition of Village Voices entitled “Celebrations” a ways and caught up with me and then passed me,
are trickling in. We don’t want for you to miss out leaving me in the dust. What an inspiration.
having your works (writings and/or drawings) included. On walks around the back of CH, I have
The deadline is getting nearer and nearer. encountered a number of feral cats; several have
I just realized that I have not mentioned before rubbed up against me, and that is very unusual. I know
that if your submission is published, you will receive a there are a number of residents who feed and water
FREE copy of the 2020 Village Voices book filled with them daily.
encouraging, humorous and insightful stories and art. I am sure some of you are aware of tasks that
Not only will you enjoy reading and seeing your own get done by those who have taken the task on as a
submission, but also the creations of others! There is mission. Ed Smith is one of those people. Several times
just a satisfying feeling when seeing your own creation a week, he drives his golf cart and picks up trash within
in print. the Village. Ask Ed what time he leaves DH to do this.
Okay, men, this paragraph is for YOU! Would We have been blessed to gather our first seven
you ever guess that, when it comes to gender, more yellow squash and a dozen radishes from the garden ...
women than men here at ACV choose to participate in not a major feat, especially when a friend put up 14
this great opportunity to be creative? In fact, the ratio pints of green beans. Now we have one patty pan
of men to women is very lopsided in submissions to squash and several tomatoes on the vine.
Village Voices thus far this year. In contrast, as you I just want to say a huge thank you to Jennifer
think of the people over the years that have authored Fletcher on behalf of DH residents as well as the Village
books and other writings, men are well represented. as a whole. What a blessing she is to all of us. Not only
The same is true for artists. So ACV men ... here is your does she know all of us by name, but she helps us on
chance for changing this situation! I would love for you and off the bus after a trip to Dollar General. Thank
to take advantage of this opportunity to achieve you, Jennifer. You are ALWAYS so kind and helpful and
“equality”. You can make it happen! Please don’t delay; ALWAYS smiling.
create today! I apologize to Barbara Bland for overlooking her
You may place your submissions (limit is three) birthdate in the FNN. She has a birthday on May 29.
in the envelope in Member Services, or you may email it With continued social distancing, it would have been
to me at basketcasenan51@gmail.com. nice to have a party for all of our May birthdays.
Kudos to Grady Gutshall. Grady has been a
blessing to cut our hair since the barbershop has
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS reopened. I was a blessed recipient. Thank you!
I would like to introduce you to a volunteer who
lives in Osteen, Florida: Barbara Swaggerty. She is Tom
BUTTERFIELD ACRES Head’s sister. This month, she drew 100 pictures for me
James Sutter, Reporter to use in my greeting card ministry for the nursing
We have no BA birthdays or wedding anniversaries home. She also made sun catchers and bookmarks to
(that I know of) to announce this week. share with the nursing home. What a generous
On the door of the store, a customer noticed a reflection of a servant’s heart for the Lord. Last month,
sign reading, “DANGER! BEWARE OF DOG!” He carefully she sent 24 drawings. How honored we are to receive
entered, but once inside, all he saw was a harmless old the gifts of your talents given to you by God.
4EDGEWOOD TERRACE Ahhhh, isn’t yard work a soothing occupation during
Ruthann Conway, Reporter these times?
Here we are again, ready to celebrate a birthday. Rocky was slumped in his favorite chair, looking
Because of the dates the FNN is published, we are totally wiped out. After listening to Annabelle, Rocky’s
sending best wishes to Wilma Cox who celebrates her caretaker, while in quarantine over these past weeks,
birthday on May 29. This will give us ample time to she did nothing but complain and complain on end.
send a card and wish her good health and happiness in Rocky finally realized he was not cut out to be an
the future. emotional support dog. When will it end?
Next Monday, May 25, is Memorial Day, and just
by happenstance, it is Alice and Tom Rumbaugh’s 62nd RIVER WOODS
wedding anniversary. They have lived at ACV for three We recently learned that former RW resident Levy
years. We wish you many happy years ahead. Canova died May 1, 2020. You can read his obituary
Recently, I began the Japanese method of and express your condolences to his surviving family at
decluttering where you hold every object in your hand. Barr-Price.com.
If the object does not bring you joy, then you throw it
away. So far, I have thrown out all the kale, the electric
bill, the bathroom scale, the mirror, and the vacuum
cleaner. FOR YOUR INFORMATION
My granddaughter, four years old, called to tell
me she had learned how to say grace before she ate NEW HISTORY WINDOW
her peanut butter and banana sandwich. She recited The Children, 1913–2020
the grace that starts, “God is great, God is good”, When you visit the Village Grocer, be sure to stop by
flawlessly, and ended by saying, “Amen, thank you and the History Window located just across from the
goodbye.” I just know this will become a family favorite. entrance to the Grocer.
Good news for our gardeners. The bees have The new display features ACV’s ministry to
arrived and are getting used to their new home at the children during the past 107 years. You’ll enjoy a 5-
bottom of the community gardens. Already, some bees minute slide presentation as well as see a number of
were sighted flying among the vegetable and flower games and toys that you may have played with as a
plants. Bill Storey took the helm on this project. After child.
much research (we know Bill is thorough), the hive was ACV’s ministry to children is not as visible as in
constructed and placed in the garden. Bee swarm traps the past, but it continues. The last few slides will bring
were put out, but, alas, no bees. In November, Bill you up to date. During the past 107 years, hundreds of
ordered 3 pounds of bees. They arrived last Thursday, children have been nurtured on this campus, and the
all 3,000 of them, plus her majesty the queen. story goes on ... and on ... and on.
A personal note from me: I will be, regretfully, This History Window is a project of Village
relinquishing writing the ET FNN column in about a Archives. Enjoy.
month’s time. I will be returning to Lake City to
complete readying my house for sale and need to be in RIDE-ABOUT
attendance. Should any one of you wish to take a stab Ride-About rides have been suspended until further
at being a published author, here’s your chance. You notice.
are sure to meet wonderful people — I certainly have.
Check the “Thank You” column for Martha Capallia’s ALCOHOL/DRUG PROBLEM?
thoughts. She and her husband, while building a house (305) 407-0895 24 HRS
in RW, are residing in Taylor Commons.
However, in the meantime, I’m sitting at my
keyboard, fingers poised, to type your news, anecdotes,
and critter sightings. Call 658-3209 or (386) 466-6376, THANK YOU
or drop a line to P.O. Box 4394. Ciao.
Thank you to everyone for the lovely birthday cards.
PARK OF THE PINES Mary Carter
Bob Reynolds, Reporter
The things people do when they can’t do anything else. In this time of COVID-19, we have much for which to
Have you ever been intrigued by the many caves that be thankful. And we see and hear others who express
Florida has ... the underwater ones, that is? Well, Liz their thanks to and for doctors, nurses, first responders,
and I visited this park which is not far from POP, maybe sanitation workers, etc. The thought that comes to my
15 miles or so, and there are three caves within a mind is I am thankful for the housekeepers who have
system called Green Sink Cave System where you have remained in the essential category because without
the opportunity to slither around in the dark if you are them, my apartment and other residences and buildings
brave enough (lantern recommended). Well, I’m not would be in a much larger mess that they are.
inclined to be that curious about what is “down there” I am most grateful for the fact that God brought
and feel very comfortable standing above ground. The my husband and me to ACV just prior to this pandemic.
12,500-foot-plus cave system was thoroughly checked Though quarantined, we have fresh air and beautiful
out in 1978 by the National Speleological Society. That’s scenery to enjoy when we go out for a walk. We see
42 years ago, right? I’ll hold my comments because I others and can talk within the parameters of social
don’t understand this thinking, but shouldn’t the distancing or wave or say a quick “Hi.” We have
inspection be updated or something? updates frequently from our ACV president and have
I have no record of any birthday or anniversary the Village Grocer and are able to pick up “take out’
for this week. You are free to do your own celebration from RDR. We can call the pharmacy if we need a
for any reason whatsoever, but please keep the noise medication refill or call the clinic if we need medical
down to 45 decibels or so. If you celebrate within your attention. We have a service coordinator who calls to
home, you don’t have to wear a mask. check on us, or we can call if we have a need. And not
Craig Carter has done a very good job in to forget that we have the VC staff who continue doing
keeping us informed about what is happening (and not what they do and in some cases via TV2 or internet to
happening) within the Village. Soon enough, he will keep us connected spiritually. My thanks to one and all.
announce that we can go about the normal activities Martha Alvarez Capallia
here, and we’ll be cleared to run to the CCC for our
normal vicious workout in the pool and treadmill
routine. Yeah, right.
It seems like every time Liz and I drive out of MISCELLANEOUS
POP, we see Don Sinclair busily working about his
property making it more beautiful than the last trip we PLEASE NOTE: All submissions to the FNN must have
made. Down on his hands and knees, digging and a name attached for communication purposes. We
scraping, and all the while Patricia is inside preparing cannot publish anything submitted anonymously. If you
the liniment for Don’s treatment when he goes inside.
5prefer to not have your name included with the listing there to celebrate your special day, no matter what! WE
in the FNN, indicate that on the submission. LOVE YOU.
The Nicely Family
FREE TO A GOOD HOME: Large selection of cross-
stitch patterns (take all). Some knitting. Children’s CORONAVIRUS COMEDY
sweater patterns with knit-in patterns. Call Verna, 658- All I can think about now when I’m watching any TV
3753. ** show or movie is how everyone is standing WAY too
close together.
FOR SALE: Sports cards: Nascar — 85 cards; college Quarantine Day 16. I’ve started taking calls from
football — 164 cards; NFL — 99 cards; baseball — 150 telemarketers. Some of them are actually quite nice.
cards; total cards for sale — 648. Looking for $50 for Jamar from Superior Life Insurance has a new baby.
the whole book. The money is going to help the Grocery shopping has become a real life version
veterans who live at the veterans home in Lake City to of Pac-Man: Avoid everyone, get the fruit, and take any
buy underwear, socks, soap, and clothes since most do route possible to avoid conflict.
not have any money. Call Thomas Head at 688-3400 for
information. **
LOST: 25 ft. yellow tape measure. Lost Saturday GETTING TO KNOW YOU
around 11:30 a.m. on sidewalk behind dining room near
the river. If you have information, please call Chris 658- Many thanks to those who sent me “facts” for the
3216. ** column this week. A few have really taken an interest
and sent rather lengthy news items. I’m enclosing all,
FOR SALE: Set of golf clubs and bag, $40; pet carrier but would encourage those who participate to keep it to
in excellent condition, 21”x16”x14½”, $10; corner a few lines. Send info to Verna at P.O. Box 4494 or
computer desk, $25. Call Dottie Stone at 352-316-5161. gmupiper@windstream.net.
*
Answers to those who responded last
FOR SALE: 2006 White Hyundai Accent with 42,846 week:
original miles and the radio has a CD player. The tires Susan Darby did show an aptitude for becoming
have 6,600 miles and they are rated for 40,000 miles. It a fire ranger. She is so capable at what she does; I for
also has a new rand R alternator and components. This one am glad to see her in that position.
Hyundai is in excellent condition and drives and rides Barbara Bertolino did go to a Sonny and Cher
very well. It is also kept in the garage. The asking price concert, but unfortunately did not get to meet them.
is $4000. Call Barbara Hildreth at 658-3401. * Liz Reynolds was among the students who were
asked to press the pants of Marcel Marceau but did not
FOR SALE: A 2005 Vespa Et4 150cc with 18,354 miles, volunteer for the job. One of her dorm mates did
auto trans and start. Very good condition, title and volunteer and had the honor.
helmet, $1800. Call Vickie at 954-806-5227. * Ben Bowen did not ski in the Swiss Alps. I
wonder if he knows how to ski?
FREE: Food thickening packets. Call Kathy at 658-6470 Randy Lamb did go in the Atlantic and Pacific
or 850-509-1391. * Oceans within four days.
While Joe Catarious did not hold a patent for
FOR SALE: Oversize lounge chair with ottoman, any parts used on the space shuttle, he did design the
medium green color. $75 OBO. Eureka upright vacuum S-band transmitter for the Apollo spacecraft. Also, the
cleaner, 4700 series, two years old, gently used, company Joe started, Innovative Medical Systems,
includes instruction manual. $75 OBO. Call Joyce or owned six health care patents.
Ruthann 658-3209. * The only proof Jean Smith has that she won the
title of Miss Invisible Woman — a contest held by St.
FOR SALE: White raffia love seat + matching coffee Petersburg’s televised Saturday afternoon horror movie
table, $50; corner cabinet 75” h, 31” w, covers 24” on series, Creature Feature — is a “deathly certificate” she
each wall, glass doors on top, + bottom doors, $70; all received from host Dr. Paul Bearer. Her prize for
glass dining table, 41x62, w/4 high back chairs with winning was a short stay at a low-budget Daytona
pads, $98; 80 lamps, all types, sizes, and prices; 18x42 Beach hotel.
desk, solid oak, 4 drawers, $75; computer desk, This week, we received these:
20x44x57 h, pull out keyboard shelf, shelves above and Jeanne Florence, DH: “When I was in my ‘20s,
below, $60. Call David Northup at 658-3207. * living in Rhode Island, I had an aviary with 75
parakeets. I entered several in bird shows and won two
NEEDED: Persons to volunteer to flatten, fold and/or trophies.”
prepare plastic bags for the making of mats for the Tom Peeks, POP: “Speaking of rogue waves,
homeless. No scissors or glue necessary. The crocheting while aboard the USS Oriskany CV34 and operating in
of the plarn (plastic yarn) is done off-site by others. If the South China Sea at about 10:45 a.m., we were hit
you are getting bored by being housebound, why not by a rogue wave, and the ship listed to port 34 degrees.
give your hands and arms some exercise? Work at your Three aircraft broke their tie downs on the hanger deck.
leisure. I will deliver and pick up the finished products. I But the biggest problem was all the dining tables on the
can be reached at 658-5251. * mess deck were turned over, and the noon meal had to
be delayed by an hour. Have you ever seen 5,000
hungry sailors? It ain’t pretty!”
READER SUBMISSIONS Cheryl Gilroy, DMA: “In my senior year of high
school, we were required to take the U.S. Air Force
Vocation Test. I scored higher than all 303 students on
On a computer, look up the article by Ravi Zacharias, “A the mechanical aptitude section!”
Sudden Grief, a Sublime Hope”. They would benefit Jack “CrackerJack” Dixon, DMA: “When the
anyone losing a loved one. Go online, put in this title, Nashville Network came to the Naples area, a radio
and add by Ravi Zacharias. station held a promotion to get the word out by holding
Marilyn Yale a Burt Reynolds and Dolly Parton look-alike contest.
They held a big whoopdedoo at a ranch close to town.
The children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren of At the time, I was a disc jockey at the local radio
Mrs. Nancy Nicely would like to wish their “Nanny” a station, and my wife encouraged me to enter the
very happy birthday! Nancy will celebrate 90 wonderful contest as she though I resembled Burt. There were six
years of life on May 30. She is feeling great and is guys who entered to win the big prize of $100 and a
anxiously awaiting the day when she can hug her little $2.98 plastic gold trophy. I won!”
family, once her residence at GSC reopens to the public. Paul Bertolino, RW: “I personally met Mitsuo
Look for us outside your window, Nanny — we’ll be Fuchida, Japan’s lead air force commander, in the
bombing of Pearl Harbor.”
6CROSSWORD
ACROSS 46 Possessive 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
11 Demolish contraction
15 Knockingaround 48 Space org. 12 13 14
partner 52 Related (to)
18 Humdrum 53 Previously named 15 16 17
12 Candid 54 Morose
13 Bob Hope’s org. 55 Clasped 18 19 20 21
14 Sounds of 56 Set
satisfaction 57 Trucker’s vehicle 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
15 Draft __ DOWN 29 30 31
16 Dawdle 11 Pilfer
17 Oxidize 12 Gorilla, e.g. 32 33 34
18 Fryer’s need 13 Final letter
20 Actor Young 14 Registers for a 35 36 37
22 Delays course
25 Made smooth 15 Tugs 38 39 40
29 Fairy tale villain 16 Big __ house (2
30 Twisted wds.) 41 42
17 They shout
31 Rowboat accessory
“Timber!” 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51
32 Yours and mine
18 Entertainer Victor
33 Used to be
19 Comic Costello 52 53 54
34 Building area
10 Toe-wiggling
35 Tenth month sounds 55 56 57
(abbr.) 11 Truman’s
36 Spearheaded monogram
37 Desert stopovers 19 __ will 27 Corroded 36 Top 44 Make last
38 Sweetie-pie 21 Wall-climbing vine 28 Put clothes on 37 Over, poetically 45 Be 17
sick
40 At sixes and __ 22 Remained erect 30 Bunch of dollars 39 Circular 47 Sweater neckline
41 Unusual 23 Cease-fire 33 Pulling up 40 Stainless __ 49 Pub pint purchase
42 Cycle start 24 Main artery dandelions 43 What Scrooge 50 Grand total
43 Sweetheart 26 Clamor 34 Bank accounts shouted 51 Friend (Fr.)
SNAKING PUZZLES
L U P T N T A P T I R E P P I Z O M R T E I L M A E T Y R T
F F R E E I I G H N V I E B L A C F O P G P O T R K G L A N
H F I S T A N O I T A T A K F L E P I A D E F G N A T Y N U
S Y D E N L K N D T S H O R E Y R S H I H O O L E D M O C O
I R O W P P P O N L F F I N S E E L B R M E L G G I U U E C
W Y A B R H E S H E M R R A F S R D A R I B E T A G S N N R
T C E T O A N C A K E E M M E T E A Y E S M O T M U E G E A
M M U S S C E A R E Y P W R R U O I C I L O N B A R O T T E
E R E H D U G N O T E O O A F S L E A K E R A U G Y Z A L P
R D N O I O N I E T I L L G R A F L A H D R L M E D I S A P
D E C I S R P R P S W I N T E R T I S T W O P P Y B L O O M
AGE DELICIOUS HERD PILOT SINK
U N I T Y E L D L A H T N O M APPEAR DEW HOOF PLAN SLIDE
ARTIST DISAPPEAR INVITATION POLITE SLIP
M M O C A R S A U M O L L A G BAY DUSTY KNIGHT POND SNIFF
A S C E P I L R F M P W A V W BEAK EDGE LAZY PRESIDENT SPARKLE
BLOOM FARMER LEAK PROTECT SPOTTED
I L T Y B U R C E A O A L E O BUMPY FLIPPER LIBRARY PROUD SPRING
R Y S K R A S T C G G F O L L BURST FLUFFY MARKET RACE SUMMER
CARE FOLLOW MELT RELAX TANGLED
A C U L D P P E A G U S T A P CHECK GALLOP MISERABLE ROTTEN TOMORROW
R H D E U S E R O H C S L K P CHILLY GENTLE MONTH ROW WAVE
CHORE GIGGLE MUDDY SAIL WINTER
B E C K E M Y C S P O T I N E COMFORT GLANCE MUSEUM SCENE WISH
COMMUNITY GLOW NOTE SHAKY YESTERDAY
I L N E G U L H L K Y T D I A COUNTRY GOAL PAIR SHIP YOUNG
E L T Y D D L I I S D E E S R CRADLE GUST PATIENT SHORE
DECISION HALF PEACEFUL SILKY
7sudoku puzzle, fill in the squares so that each of the digits 1
nce in each row, in each column, and in each irregularly shaped
LOCO SUDOKU SUMOKU
12 3 9 16 14 19
2 1
16 9 9 6 13 7
3 6 4
10
4 6 3
16 4 6 14 9
7 4
11 11 11 3
6 7 1
13 7 13 17 9 3
9 7 6 5
13 11 5 11
3 5
8 7 11 11
5 4 8 1
17 13 8
2 8
Like sudoku, no single number can repeat in any row or Like sudoku, no single number can repeat in any row or
column. To complete this special type of sudoku puzzle, fill column. The small number in each grouping of two or three
in the squares so that each of the digits 1 through 9 appear squares is the sum of those squares. The following is a list
exactly once in each row, in each column, and in each of the possible two-number combinations for each sum:
irregularly shaped box (marked by a heavy line). 3 = 1+2 19 = 1+8, 2+7, 12 = 3+9, 4+8, 5+7
4 = 1+3 3+6, 4+5 13 = 4+9, 5+8, 6+7
The loco sudoku and sumoku solutions will be published in 5 = 1+4, 2+3 10 = 1+9, 2+8, 14 = 5+9, 6+8
next week’s FNN. 6 = 1+5, 2+4 3+7, 4+6 15 = 6+9, 7+8
7 = 1+6, 2+5, 3+4 11 = 2+9, 3+8, 16 = 7+9
8 = 1+7, 2+6, 3+5 4+7, 5+6 17 = 8+9
SOLUTIONS
ough to May 15’s Puzzles
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Open Monday–Friday 11:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m. & Sunday 10:45 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
May 22–29, 2020
NOTE: Pricing listed is the retail cost. The 10% member discount will be applied at the cash register. The bread choice is
included with the entrée choice of the Value Meal Price. Dessert is not included in value menu.
Friday 22nd:
Soup: Chicken Gumbo $ 1.99
Value Plate: Includes Choice of Entrée, 2 Sides, and Fountain Beverage $ 6.00
Entrées: Golden Fried Catfish, Grilled Pork Chop with Peppers and Onions (HC) $ 5.49
Sides: Seasoned Green Peas, Okra & Tomatoes, Cheese Grits, Yellow Rice, Baked Beans, $ 1.09
Dinner Roll
Desserts: Red Velvet Cupcake, Apple Bread Pudding, NSA Peach Pie $ 2.09
Each
Saturday 23rd:
Lemon Chicken Soup with Orzo $ 1.99
Lopin' Gopher Saturday Blue Plate Special $ 4.99
The Blue Plate Special Includes: Entrée, 2 Sides, Roll, Dessert and a Beverage
Chicken & Dumplings, Sweet Peas, Carrots, Baked Apples or Assorted Side Salad, Corn Muffin,
Pineapple Upside Down Cake or Brownie with Walnuts
Sunday 24th:
To‐Go Service: 10:45 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Beverage Included
Members $7.00
Entrées: BBQ Sliced Pork, Golden Fried Chicken
Sides: Squash Casserole, Mashed Potatoes, Spanish Rice, Seasoned Green Beans, Dinner
Roll, Corn Muffins
Desserts: Assorted Regular and NSA Desserts
Monday 25th:
Soup: Garden Vegetable Soup $ 1.99
Value Plate: Includes Choice of Entrée, 2 Sides, and Fountain Beverage $ 6.00
Entrées: Hotdog, Grilled Hamburger (HC) $ 5.49
Sides: Boston Baked Beans, Creamy Coleslaw, Homemade Potato Salad, Green Pea Salad, $ 1.09
Corn on Cob, Sliced Tomato & Lettuce Leaf, Dinner Roll, Hamburger Buns, Hotdog
Bun
Desserts: Assorted Pudding, Pies & Cakes $ 2.09
Each
Tuesday 26th:
Soup: Loaded Baked Potato Soup $ 1.99
Value Plate: Includes Choice of Entrée, 2 Sides, and Fountain Beverage $ 6.00
Entrées: Kielbasa & Yellow Rice, Roasted Pork Chop (HC) $ 5.49
Sides: Bermuda Vegetable Blend, Italian Green Beans, Oven Roasted Potatoes, Creamed $ 1.09
Corn, Dinner Roll
Desserts: Custard Pie, Salted Caramel Pretzel Brownie, NSA Pecan Cookie $ 2.09
Each
Wednesday 27th:
Soup: Cheeseburger Soup $ 1.99
Value Plate: Includes Choice of Entrée, 2 Sides, and Fountain Beverage $ 6.00
Entrées: Fried Chicken, Grilled Ham Steak with Pineapple Rings, Baked Chicken (HC) $ 5.49
Sides: Chef's Vegetable Blend, Steamed Cabbage, Baked Sweet Potato, Garlic Mashed $ 1.09
Potatoes, Dinner Roll
Desserts: Angel Food Cake with Mandarin Oranges & Cream, Chocolate Cream Pie, NSA Angel $ 2.09
Food Cake
EachRumph Dining Room Midday Dining Menu
Open Monday–Friday 11:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m. & Sunday 10:45 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
May 22–29, 2020
Thursday 28th:
Soup: Essence of Mushroom Soup $ 1.99
Value Plate: Includes Choice of Entrée, 2 Sides, and Fountain Beverage $ 6.00
Entrées: Ginger Glazed Pork Chop, Baked Pork Chop, Stuffed Pepper (HC) $ 5.49
Sides: Green Lima Beans, Herb Spinach Bake, Butter Corn, Scalloped Potatoes, Dinner Roll $ 1.09
Desserts: Peach Pie, Regular & NSA Banana Pudding, Fresh Fruit $ 2.09
Each
Friday 29th:
Soup: Seafood Chowder $ 1.99
Value Plate: Includes Choice of Entrée, 2 Sides, and Fountain Beverage $ 6.00
Entrées: Fried Catfish, Baked Catfish (HC), Hamburger Steak $ 5.49
Sides: Steamed Broccoli, Fried Okra, Jasmine Rice, Mashed Potatoes with Gravy, Grits, $ 1.09
Baked Beans, Dinner Roll
Desserts: Chocolate Pudding, Strawberry Shortcake, Assorted NSA Pudding $ 2.09
Each
NOTE: Pricing does not reflect the 10% ACV membership discount.
NOTE: Menu is subject to change.
NOTE: Dessert is charged separately. Dessert is not included in the value plate.
Pickup Menu for Friday, May 23, thru Friday, May 29
Call Pam Bissett at 658‐5933 to order pickup meals.
Call before 2:00 p.m. the previous day. Call Friday for Saturday, Sunday and Monday Meals.
Saturday 5/23: Chicken & Dumplings, Sweet Peas, Baked Apples, Dinner Roll, Brownie with
Walnuts
Sunday 5/24: Golden Fried Chicken, Seasoned Green Beans, Mashed Potatoes with Onion Gravy,
Dinner Roll, Pecan Pie
Monday 5/25: Grilled Beef Hamburger, BBQ Baked Beans, Coleslaw, Potato Salad, Hamburger
Bun, Assorted Desserts
Tuesday 5/26: Roast Pork Chop, Bermuda Vegetable Blend, Oven Roasted Garlic Potatoes, Dinner
Roll, Custard Pie
Wednesday 5/27: Grilled Ham Steak with Pineapple Ring, Seasoned Green Peas, Baked Beans,
Dinner Roll, Red Velvet Cupcake
Thursday 5/28: Stuffed Pepper, Seasoned Spinach Bake, Buttered Corn, Dinner Roll, Peach Pie
Friday 5/29: Grilled Beef Hamburger Steak with Onions & Mushroom, Steamed Broccoli, Jasmine
Rice with Gravy, Dinner Roll, Strawberry Shortcake
Rumph
Ann & Quinton
Dining Room
658-5259
658-5259 Mon–Fri: 7:30a–1:30p 2:15–7:00p 658-5777
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