VOLUME 4 ISSUE 7 JULY & AUGUST 2013 NEW MAINLANDER DISTRIBUTION PROCESS

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1 THE MAINLANDER VOLUME 4 ISSUE 7 JULY & AUGUST 2013 NEW MAINLANDER DISTRIBUTION PROCESS At a special Board meeting held on June 17th, a new plan for distribution of the MAINLANDER was proposed and approved. Effective with the September edition, the Association will no longer hand deliver them to each residence. Homeowners wishing to obtain copies of this publication may pick them up in the Administration Building. Homeowners who may have personal computers with internet access may download and/or print an E-file edition in color at no charge. These changes are being made due to a shrinking pool of volunteers to handle door-to-door delivery. X All future homeowner requests to obtain a FOB device should preferably be ed to Mickey in the office- mickey@main12.comcastbiz.net Please note: FOB awards are made contingent upon the balance status of maintenance accounts and having no outstanding property violations against Association rules or regulations. Warning: DO NOT IMMERSE YOUR FOB IN THE POOLS!

2 Page 2 THE MAINLANDER Board of Directors President: Vice President/ Treasurer: Secretary: David Rosendahl Mike West Directors: Ken Manuel, Gwendolyn Parks, Mike Lavoie, Brian Beaton PHONE CALL POLICY Members of the Board of Directors should not be called at their homes if it is about Association business. Please use the following: Main Office: (Open Mon, Tue, Thurs, Fri 9:00 am - Noon) The Office is closed on Wednesdays Web Site: mymainlands1-2.org Mainlander Articles, Advertising and Calendar of Activities Deadline: 15th of the Month Addresses: mickey@main12.comcastbiz.net bob@main12.comcastbiz.net

3 Volume 4 Issue 7 Page 3 May 2013 Balance Sheet and P & L

4 Page 4 THE MAINLANDER Attention Homeowners: Please take a look at the condition of your roof and your driveway again. If they are soiled, or in need of repair, you may want to take steps to investigate the costs and determine a reasonable budget for any work necessary. Inspections are now underway and letters will soon go out to owners about violations, The City of Tamarac has their inspectors out now as well. Shingle Roofs and How to Clean Them Homeowners have expressed their concern about having their shingle roofs cleaned. The Board of Directors, in their efforts to provide concerned homeowners with accurate and pertinent information, looked into this problem and came up with a solution that would keep our Community looking great while adhering to the recommendations of the City of Tamarac and our governing documents. There is a product called M-1 Deck and Roof Cleaner.* This cleaner is designed to clean dirty roofs and decks and kill the mildew organism which can be hazardous to our health. This product, available at Home Depot, comes in a gallon container which must be diluted 9:1 or make up a solution of 10 gallons when diluted. (One gallon of M-1 Deck and Roof Cleaner and 9 gallons of water). It is water based, non toxic, biodegradable and contains no phosphates or bleach, noncorrosive and odorless. Being free of bleach, it will not harm shingles or bleach wood. For those of you that have internet service, you may go to and do a search for M-1 Deck and Roof Cleaner. This, and all other such products, should be applied according to manufacturer instructions and properly rinsed off. It is not recommended to pressure clean shingles. There is also a number where homeowners can get additional information if needed. This product is not expensive and it is recommended that you have this done by an experienced person and please, take extreme care if you decide to get up on your roof and attempt to do this yourself. *Note: This is but just one option to clean shingle roofs and it is to be noted that Mainlands 1 & 2 does not endorse or recommend any particular mode, product or company.

5 Volume 4 Issue 7 Page 5 ICE CREAM SOCIAL Sunday, July 28th Sunday Aug. 25th 5-6:30 PM Donation $2.00 Bring a guest! Bring several! IMPORTANT NOTICE A small group of volunteers at Mainlands 1 & 2 have maintained a list of people who need help in case of a hurricane. At this time they cannot add any more names to their list. Thank you for your understanding. Please refrain from calling the office for this service.

6 Page 6 THE MAINLANDER Your Committees BIBLE STUDY The Bible Class continues to meet each Tuesday from 2:30 to 4 pm. Please join us. We always have room for more. Pastor D. Toro MAH-JONGG All are welcome (beginners as well) to play Mahjongg on Tuesday mornings, 9am to noon. Come & play this classic game with us. For information, call: Joyce Bryan REMEMBRANCE COMMITTEE Get Well Wishes were sent to: Richard Allen Paul Brunelle Joyce Bryan Irene Pirzinger Condolences were sent to: Helen Catalano on the passing of her husband, Pat The Family of James Clarke Pam Bushnell PARK432@aol.com C.O.P. (Citizen Observer Patrol) THANKS to all our volunteers who have joined us in this community endeavor. You are appreciated! Lou Dubois, Coordinator Reminder: All clubs, activities, committees, dinner dances, civic meetings, sporting events & amenities are open to EVERY Mainlands 1&2 resident. YOUR volunteering and participation is welcome at each and every event. If you have an idea for a new club or event, please let any member of the Board of Directors know.

7 Volume 4 Issue 7 Page 7 We Love Doggies Please, when you walk your dogs, have them on a leash for their safety and the safety of others as well. Please be a good neighbor and pick up after your dog. It is unfair to expect nature to take care of this for you and is an unsanitary and unwelcome sight. THANKS!

8 Page 8 THE MAINLANDER Fun of A Different Kind In Mainlands 1 & 2 Since its beginning in 2008, the Creative Writing Program has grown and prospered. Each year, class members learn new and different aspects of the writer s craft and use these ideas and concepts in many, varied, and some unusual creative self tasks. The contributions of all class members are compiled into an annual literary magazine which is distributed at a celebration brunch on the last day of class. In September, we will commence our sixth year with a course entitled, A Potpourri of Creativity. This exploration of intellect, imagination and emotion will differ from past practice in two ways: 1. The course will not be centered on a specific focus/theme. What this means is that class members will have the opportunity to write about what is of interest to them in the broad areas of fiction, non-fiction or poetry. 2. In order to accommodate individual time management needs, two (2) options for participation will be available (full or audit). Depending upon which option is selected, a writing sample may be requested. Some preliminary information: Orientation date (for new class members) - Thursday August 29th at 9:30 a.m. at Mainlands 1 & 2 clubhouse -- coffee and cake will be served and there will be an opportunity to meet current members of our wonderful class. This session is intended for those who have registered for the course. Start date: Thursday, September 5, 2013 Tentative end date: Thursday, May 8, 2014 We will meet on selected Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. in the Mainlands 1 & 2 clubhouse. Whether you have a talent or just a passing interest in creative expression, you are welcome. If you have some general questions, wish to review the course calendar, and/or register, feel free to call Nancy Major, class secretary, at (954) or just -- If your questions/concerns are more specific/personal, I ll be happy to chat with you -- (954) There has been an interest shown in purchasing our fifth anniversary literary magazine, Creative Minds. If you need information on this, call Nancy Major. Ed Huckemeyer, Instructor

9 Volume 4 Issue 7 Page 9 ADVERTISER INFORMATION FOR RATES & PUBLISHING SCHEDULE CALL MAINLANDS 1&2 (954)

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14 Membre a vie au Inverrary Golf Club, il me fera plaisir de vous offrir 2 rondes de golf complementaires une fois la transaction complete. As a Life Member at Inverrary Golf Club, I will be happy to offer you 2 complimentary rounds of golf once closing is complete. Cher ami(s)! J espere bien avoir l occasion de vous server (ou une de vos connaissances) pour VENDRE ou ACHETER en FLORIDE ou aux USA. Je demeure dans Mainlands depuis 13 ans et dessers de Miami a Palm Beach. Mon experience + RE/ MAX = Vente rapide ou Achat facile. Merci a l avance de m appeler. Dear Neighbor! I am sincerely hoping to either help you or a reference of yours in SELLING or BUYING in FLORIDA or the USA. I have lived in Mainlands for 13 years now and work from Miami to Palm Beach. My experience + RE/MAX= Quick sale or Easy purchase. Thanks in advance for calling me. Gaetan Roy glrealtor@aol.com Re/Max Executive Mainlands 1 & 2 Civic Association, Inc. does not endorse nor assume responsibility for the acts of any advertisers. It is the sole responsibility of the person(s) contracting or dealing with any advertisers to determine whether they conform to City, County, and/or State Regulations. Mainlands 1 & 2 Civic Association 4301 Mainland Drive Tamarac, FL 33319