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TIMES
Lake Ashton Community Newsletter
July 2025
Simply the Best!
Celebrate independence with Operation Show Your Colors
& the annual 4th of July Parade! see p. 24
4141 Ashton Club Drive
Lake Wales, FL 33859
863.324.6032
863.324.5457
Lake Ashton is a 55 & Older Deed Restricted Community
www.lakeashtoncdd.com
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NO CANCELLATION FEES
for Listing Contracts
HOME WARRANTY
for your New Buyer - up to $650
MOVE-OUT CLEANING
863-318-9542
Lori R., Candra
Terri & Sarah
Not Pictured: Lori Tofanelli
*On Medical Leave
Lake Ashton Realty
4140 Ashton Club Drive
Lake Wales, FL 33859
www.LakeAshtonRealty.com
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Christine Wells
Editor
cwells@lakeashtoncdd.com
863.324.5457
Valerie LeBlanc
Advertising Sales,
Layout & Design
valerie@lakeashtoncdd.com
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
August Issue Deadline: July 14
• Articles can be submitted on
behalf of Lake Ashton clubs/
groups/organizations to
promote lifestyle enhancing,
opportunities, and must be
approved by the group leader
prior to publication
• Email articles to:
valerie@lakeashtoncdd.com
• 150 word limit. Articles will be
edited for length, clarity, and
to ensure compliance with
districts’ media policies
• Include your club contact and
phone number
• The writing style is third
person — avoid using I, me,
my, we, our, or personal
pronouns
Photo Specifications:
• All photos must be high-res
digital images in “jpeg”
format and submitted via
email or CD/flash drive
• Space will generally allow only
one photo per article
• The designer and printer will
make the final determination
as to the print quality of
photographs for publication
THE LAKE ASHTON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
DOES NOT ENDORSE OR SUPPORT ANY PARTICULAR
POLITICAL CANDIDATE, PARTY, MEASURE OR ISSUE, OR
ANY PRODUCT OR SERVICE.
JULY 2025
Lake Ashton employees are at your service.
We want your experiences in the Clubhouse, Golf Course and HFC to be as
pleasant and memorable as possible! Please do not hesitate to contact us
with any comments, questions or concerns.
LAKE ASHTON CLUBHOUSE
4141 Ashton Club Drive
Lake Wales, FL 33859
Phone: 863-324-5457
Fax: 863-324-5829
LACDD Community Director:
Christine Wells
cwells@lakeashtoncdd.com
Clubhouse Office Manager:
Sheila Moreland
smoreland@lakeashtoncdd.com
Clubhouse Activities Assistant:
Caroline Lane, 863-324-6032
clane@lakeashtoncdd.com
Clubhouse Operations Manager:
Matt Fisher, 863-956-6207
mfisher@lakeashtoncdd.com
LW Homeowners
Association (HOA)
Golf Club - Ian Peterson,
Head Golf Professional
Kevin Baker, GM
Eagles Nest - Sandra
Goodwin, Manager
RV & Storage Center
Office Hours
Charm City
Nik Minadakis, Owner
EmpowerMe Wellness
LAKE ASHTON HEALTH &
FITNESS CENTER (HFC)
6052 Pebble Beach Boulevard
Winter Haven, FL 33884
Phone: 863-595-1562
Fax: 863-595-1567
LAIICDD Community Director:
Karen Van Kirk
kvankirk@lakeashton2cdd.com
LAIICDD Assistant Community
Director:
Krystle Funk
kfunk@lakeashton2cdd.com
HFC Activities Assistant:
Louise Crespin
lcrespin@lakeashton2cdd.com
863-325-0065 directors@lakeashtonhoa.org
lakeashtonhoa.com
863-326-1032 ipeterson@lakeashtongc.com
kevin.baker@troon.com
863-326-1085 sgoodwin@lakeashtongc.com
863.326.1304
Mon — Fri
jsullivan@lakeashtonstorage.com
8 am to 4 pm
863-662-3300 charmcityfl@gmail.com
863-358-0809 kshipley@empowerme.com
___________________________________________________________________________________________
In case of emergency, dial 911!
Lake Wales Police: 863-678-4223
Winter Haven Police:
863-291-5858
Polk County Sheriff:
863-298-6200
3
Thompson Nursery Rd. (LW)
Gate House Security:
863-324-7290
County Road 653 (WH) Gate
House Security:
863-318-0237
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COFFEE
Meet new neighbors and to hear about local
community happenings, community events and
receive information on current projects within
Lake Ashton. Mondays at 9 am in the Clubhouse
Ballroom — coffee & donuts available for $3.
JULY 7
• Birthdays and Anniversaries
• Featured Speaker: Dr. Henne, Relevé Sports
Medicine
• Featured Vendors:Christine Graves
Insurance, ComForCare
JULY 14
• Bite Me Monday — Donations of pet food
and/or supplies for the Humane Society of
Polk County
• Featured Speaker: AdventHealth
• Featured Vendors: Edward Jones - Matt
Simpson, Crosby & Associates, Inc
JULY 21 - NO MONDAY COFFEE -
LACDD MEETING
• Peanut Butter Monday - Non-perishable
food donations will go to the Lake Wales
Care Center to distribute to families in need
JULY 28
• Featured Speaker: Lake Wales Main Street
• Featured Vendors: AdventHealth,
Encompass Health and Rehabilitation,
Iceberg Home Services
KNIFE &
SCISSORS
SHARPENING
The Lake Ashton Woodworkers continue to
sharpen knives and scissors as a fundraiser.
Contact Fred or Shelba Powell if you are in
need of their services at 863-280-6546.
LAKE ASHTON (LW) CDD
Monday, July 21
9 am in the Clubhouse Ballroom
CIT Y COMMISSION
MEETINGS
LW: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays at
6 pm, Commission Chambers,
Municipal Administration Bldg.,
201 W. Central Ave., Lake Wales
WH: 2nd & 4th Mondays at 6:30
pm, John Fuller Auditorium in City
Hall, 451 3rd St. NW, Winter Haven
POLK COUNT Y
BOCC MEETINGS
1st & 3rd Tues. , 9 am, Board Room,
330 W. Church St., Bartow
IN THIS ISSUE
NEWS 6
LA LOOKS 16
SAFETY 20
MOVIES 22
EVENTS 24
CLUBS 28
MIND & BODY 34
GOLF 36
BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
MEETINGS
LAKE ASHTON II (WH) CDD
Thursday, July 17
9 am at the Health & Fitness Center
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!HOURS OF OPERATION
CLUBHOUSE:
6 am – 10 pm daily
CLUBHOUSE
OFFICES:
9 am – 5 pm Mon. - Fri.
HEALTH &
FITNESS CENTER:
5:30 am – 10 pm daily
HFC OFFICES &
ACTIVITIES DESK:
8 am – 4 pm
Monday through Friday
GUEST REGISTRATION
REMINDERS
All guests, regardless of age, must register and
sign a waiver of liability prior to using the Amenity
Facilities. The resident inviting the guest must be
present upon registration, unless other
arrangements have been made
with staff. Guest Amenity
Access Cards must be turned
into the Clubhouse Office upon
Guest's departure or there is a
charge of $40 per Amenity
Access Card charged to the
Homeowner. A drop off box is
installed in the Clubhouse
Lobby, just outside of the
Clubhouse Office.
BE INFORMED
PRODUCE
Every Wednesday from 10 am – 2 pm in the
Clubhouse West Parking Lot
BAXTER’ S QUAL ITY MEATS
Get fresh poultry, fish, and beef in the Clubhouse
West parking lot Wednesdays from
9:30 am to Noon
BOOKMOBILE
Second & fourth Wednesdays, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm
(closed for lunch 12:30 to 1:15) in the Clubhouse
West Parking Lot. Polk County library card holders can
check out and return books, movies, & more!
HOLIDAY OFFICE HOURS &
TRASH PICKUP
The Clubhouse and HFC offices will be closed on
July 4 in observance of Independence Day. Trash,
recycling and yard waste pickup for Lake Wales
residents will occur on Saturday, July 5. Winter
Haven residents will have trash, recycling and
yard waste pickup on July 7, as scheduled. Have a
safe and happy Independence Day!
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Residents are encouraged to attend LACDD (Lake
Wales) and LAIICDD (Winter Haven) Board of
Supervisor meetings to ensure they are staying up to
date with current issues and projects throughout the
community. If you are unable to attend in person a
link to attend via Zoom is sent out a week prior to the
meeting. If you are unable to attend, please be sure
to check out http://www.lakeashtoncdd.com (Lake
Wales) and http://www.lakeashton2cdd.org (Winter
Haven) to find agenda packets and approved
minutes from previous meetings.
On July 21, LACDD (Lake Wales) will be adopting the
budget for fiscal year (FY) 2026. There is no proposed
increase to the assessment for Lake Wales residents
for FY 2026. On August 21, LAIICDD (Winter Haven)
will be adopting the budget for fiscal year (FY) 2026.
There is no proposed increase to the assessment for
Winter Haven residents for FY 2026.
SAFEGUARD STORM DRAINS
Residents and lawn services are reminded to never
place loose vegetation on top of storm drains. It can
fall or blow into the storm drain and clog the
stormwater system.
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By Christine Wells, LA (LW) CDD Community Director (cwells@lakeashtoncdd.com)
Long days, short nights, afternoon thunderstorms, and flowers blooming bright … summer is officially here!
Many residents are taking this time to escape the Florida heat and humidity while others are enjoying guests
at Lake Ashton. It is great to see residents proudly showing their visitors the beautiful amenities and even
more enjoyable to meet their friends and family. Be sure to register guests at the Health and Fitness Center
(HFC) or Clubhouse before taking them to the amenities. Please remember guest amenity access cards must
be returned to the Clubhouse Lobby (white box near the Clubhouse Office) upon guest departure. There is a
$40 charge for all passes that are not returned.
Camp Lake Ashton is coming to an end with the Hoedown Throwdown on July 3. We hope everyone can
attend to celebrate summer, Lake Ashton style.
On June 23, LACDD (Lake Wales) Board of Supervisors met to attend to community matters. The Engineer
gave an update on current projects, including a pond erosion project on hole number 4 of the East Golf
Course that is still under construction. Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD) pond
inspections were completed and the Engineer will be getting quotes to repair a flume on pond number 18,
behind homes on Ashton Club Drive. The Board approved a not to exceed amount of $9,525 to mark
conservation areas behind homes on Aberdeen Lane, Berwick Drive, Dunmore Drive, Ashton Club Drive,
and Waterford Drive. Work on Aberdeen Lane will commence on July 2. Discussion regarding the
development of a Joint Strategic Plan will be addressed at the July LACDD meeting and Joint Meeting on
August 18. Supervisors approved to retain Gray Robinson to represent the District for the road widening
project on Thompson Nursery Road. A quote to replace
the current weight bench in the Fitness Center with a
Smith machine was approved. The current bench and rack
was surplussed and will be donated. A quote to replace
the Card Room air conditioner was approved. The
Ballroom renovation is underway and by publication
painting will be completed. The current drapes and rods
were surplussed as well. Residents that are affiliated with a
charitable entity that could use these items should reach
out to cwells@lakeashtoncdd.come. A full wrap up report
of the actions taken at this meeting was sent out after the
meeting.
LACDD
BOARD OF SUP ERVISO RS
CONTA CT INF O
Brenda Van Sickle, Chair
863-324-6191
brenda.vansickle@lakeashtoncdd.com
Michael Costello, Vice Chair
863-875-9228 or 732-718-7431
mcostello@lakeashtoncdd.com
Debby Landgrebe, Assistant Secretary
863-268-8193
dlandgrebe@lakeashtoncdd.com
Steve Realmuto, Assistant Secretary
863-949-0304, steve.lacdd@gmail.com
Office Hours After Monday Coffee in the
Clubhouse Ballroom
Greg Ulrich, Assistant Secretary
863-969-7595
gulrich@lakeashtoncdd.com
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Residents are encouraged to attend Board of Supervisor's
meetings to gain first hand information regarding matters
that affect the community. Any comments on posted agenda
items can be discussed at the beginning of the meeting and a
"Request to Speak" form should be completed. If residents
have a point of discussion regarding an item not on the
agenda there is a time at the end of the meeting for those
comments. At the end of the meeting residents can talk
about any subject.
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By Karen Van Kirk, LAIICDD Community Director (kvankirk@lakeashton2cdd.com)
LA II CDD BOARD OF
SUP ERVISO RS
Jim Mecsics, Chairman
Public Safety & District Operations/Programs
Office Hours: Tuesdays 9:30 am to 12 pm
863.875.4554, mecsicsj@msn.com
photo: Dennis Krupinski
Bob Zelazny, Vice Chairman
Golf Course, Pro Shop, Eagles Nest, Facilities and
Field Operation, Transportation System
Office Hours: Mondays 1 to 3 pm
863.325.8098, bzelazny@lakeashton2cdd.com
Bill Martin, Assistant Secretary
Public Works & Infrastructure, Including Roadways
Office Hours: Mondays from 10 to 11 am
bmartin@lakeashton2cdd.com
Duff Hill, Assistant Secretary
Special Projects, Landscaping Area, Pet Play Parks
Office Hours: Wednesdays from 11 am to 12 pm
dhill@lakeashton2cdd.com
Roy Aull, Assistant Secretary
Facilities/Amenity Management
Office Hours: Friday 9 to 10:30 am
973-670-2709, raull@lakeashton2cdd.com
July 4th is by far
one of America’s
most celebrated
holidays, and for
some it means
heading to the
beach, or the
mountains while
others may opt to include a trip to their favorite
amusement park or simply have a backyard
barbecue. We are however reminded of the real
reason to celebrate Independence Day, as the
birth of America. Across the United States small
cities to large metropolitan areas also celebrate
with parades, festivals, and concerts with most
ending in a festive display of fireworks, a favorite
for children and adults alike.
If you are among those who prefer to stay at
home, there are plenty of activities taking place in
both Lake Wales and Winter Haven. To find out
about activities and events in your neighborhood
visit https://polkcountymoms.com/fourth-of-julyevents-in-and-around-polk-county-florida/.
Here at
Lake Ashton the Clubhouse and the HFC are set to
kick off the month of July with Camp Lake Ashton.
Residents can participate in a Co-Ed Corn Hole
Tournament at the HFC on July 1 or test your ping pong skills at the HFC’s Ping Pong Tournament
on July 2. You can also join in on the fun at Lorrie’s line dance class at the HFC on July 3rd. For
details on Camp Lake Ashton events, please visit the activities desk at the Clubhouse and the HFC.
We wish our Lake Ashton residents a memorable, safe, and fun 4th of July. The HFC continues with
fun activities, beginning on July 11 with the BeatlesBeat tribute band playing at the HFC. This wellknown
band has played throughout the U.S. in popular venues including Disney’s Epcot, then Carlos
and Company, a popular duo who have performed at Lake Ashton on many occasions will be at the
HFC on July 25. Watch for emails or stop by the HFC activities desk with all the details on these two
events. A big thank you to those LA residents who have registered their golf carts and received their
new golf cart stickers (for accountability, safety, and visibility). You may register your golf cart, at the
HFC, Monday through Friday from 10 am to 3 pm. The deadline to do so is July 31.
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FACI L I T I ES POL ICI ES
HIGHLIGHT
Please note this is an excerpt from the Joint Amenity
Facilities Policies. The full policy can be found
on lakeashtoncdd.com and lakeashton2cdd.org.
Questions regarding these policies can be directed to
Christine Wells, LA (LW) CDD Community Director or
Karen Van Kirk, LA (WH) CDD Community Director.
Contact information can be found on page 3.
Please note there have been reports of groups
telling new players that they cannot join the Club
or informing them that the Club activity is private.
Per the policies below, all Club activities must be
available to all Patrons. Any resident that has an
issue with this should report it to Christine Wells or
Karen Van Kirk. Please note, violations of any of
the Joint Amenity Facilities Policies by any Club
may result in the loss of that Club’s privileges
within the Amenity Facilities. These policies are in
place to ensure every resident has equal access to
activities occurring at the amenity facilities. Please
be welcoming to new residents and residents that
may be trying to become more active in the
community.
IX. CLUBS, GROUPS, AND ORGANIZATIONS
Any Club, Group or Organization (collectively,
“Clubs”) desiring to utilize the Amenity Facilities or
District Media to promote Club activities must be
registered with the Amenity Manager and meet
the following criteria:
1. Clubs must be comprised of a minimum of at
least five (5) Patrons.
2. No Club may be formed, and no activities held
within the Amenities Facilities, for commercial or
profit-making purposes.
3. The purpose of each Club must be to provide
lifestyle-enhancing opportunities to Patrons and
not to effectuate sales of products or services.
Clubs may generate funds through dues and
proceeds from Club organized events. If a Club
chooses to generate funds, a check-and-balance
system must be in place.
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4. Club membership and Club activities must be
available to all Patrons. Patrons will be given
priority to attend any club activity or event.
5. Registered guests may be invited to attend if
space permits. The Amenity Manager has the right
to ask registered Guests and other Non-Residents
to leave if necessary to accommodate Patrons.
6. Club facilitators are responsible for ensuring all
participants of any club, group, or organization
events are residents of Lake Ashton or in
possession of a valid Facilities Guest Pass. If
unauthorized participants try and gain access to
District amenities, it is the responsibility of the
facilitator to contact Staff and have the
unauthorized participants removed from District
amenities.
7. Criteria for Club membership should be
governed by the individual club’s Bylaws and must
comply with the adopted Joint Amenity Facilities
Policies.
Violations of any of the Joint Amenity Facilities
Policies by any Club may result in the loss of that
Club’s privileges within the Amenity Facilities.
AVOID A GATE STRIKE
When entering Lake
Ashton via the
Thompson Nursery
Road gate please stop
just before the stop sign
and wait until the vehicle
in front of you has gone
under the gate before proceeding forward. Please
ensure the gate is going in the downward direction
before proceeding from the stop sign to ensure the
reader has read your RFID tag. If you get too close
to the vehicle in front of you it is possible the reader
will not read your tag and start going down before
you are able to cross. Waiting at the stop sign for
the car in front to proceed will eliminate the need to
back up so the reader can read your tag. Residents
who hit the gate are charged the full replacement
value of the gate arm which is $975 at this time.
Please take your time entering the community to
avoid this charge.
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g&>ː׉E4OUTDOOR POOL REMINDERS
• No glass should be brought into the fenced area
• Food and beverages, including water, can only be consumed outside of the 4 foot permeter
surrounding the pool. Please keep food and beverages at the tables and loungers surrounding the pool.
• No personal bluetooth speakers can be used to play music. All devices playing music should be
equipped with headphones.
• All pool gates should be closed after going through. Under no circumstance should gates be propped
open.
• Residents should not attempt to bypass the amenity access card reader to enter the pool.
Residents, please be
tolerant of extra activity at
the pool and other
amenities during the
summer months. Those
hosting family should
remind them to be
considerate of residents
in this 55 and older
community. It is helpful,
but not required, if a
resident accompanies
their guests at any of the
amenities.
Please shower before
entering Lake Ashton
pools or spas. Only those
aged 13 years and older
should enjoy the spas.
Please remember that
Charm City at Lake
Ashton holds the liquor
license to serve and sell
alcoholic beverages at
the Clubhouse, which
means no outside
alcoholic beverages may
be brought into the
Clubhouse restaurant,
restaurant outside patio,
pool area, Bocce ball
courts, shuffleboard
courts, or Pet Play Park.
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By Marianne Zak
Joe Sawmiller, originally from Clay, New York near
Syracuse, moved to Lake Ashton with his wife Toni in
November 2004. A guitarist since age 16, Joe joined a
local band while still in high school. He began dating Toni
at 17, and they married four years later—on his birthday,
June 25, 1966—so he’d never forget their anniversary!
Together they raised three children and now enjoy five
grandchildren. At 19, Joe hit the
road with his first band, The
Pastels, followed by The Vikings,
and eventually Don Barber and the
Dukes. They performed songs like
“The Waddle,” “What’s Your
Name,” and “Henrietta,” all still
searchable on YouTube. Joe has
shared the stage with acts like The
Searchers, Little Eva, The Angels, and Lou Christie.
Once married, Joe left the road but
not music, working weekdays at
Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station
while playing weekends locally. He
performed for over 20 years with
The Viceroys, drawing crowds of
5,000 at Syracuse’s “Party in the
Plaza.” A lifelong Elvis fan, Joe’s
favorite genre is rock and roll. His
Elvis performances—costume and
all—are a hit at Lake Ashton events. One of his highlights
was visiting Graceland in Memphis.
Joe retired from his job, but not from performing. In
2012, he co-founded Lake Ashton’s beloved Perfect
Pitch Band, serving as lead male vocalist and guitarist
until 2020. The band was even featured on CNN’s
United Shades of America with W. Kamau Bell. Joe
performed in the community Talent Show for 14 years,
ran spotlight for the Entertainment Series for 12 years,
and has volunteered at Bingo since 2007. After the
sudden passing of Bingo leader John DeWinkler in
December 2024, Joe quickly stepped up to lead,
ensuring its smooth return within two weeks. He arrives
early every Monday and handles operations all week
long. Joe also enjoys cruising, karaoke, and traveling
north each summer to visit family, reunite with The
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Viceroys, and help his daughter run her girls’ softball
camp. If you see Joe out walking his dog Lexi, ask him to
share some of his funny band stories!
…AND BEAR, OH MY!
By David Fix
Earlier this year, I set out to fulfill a 50-year-old Bucket
List dream: thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail. It started
off great—until an injury in March forced me off the trail.
A few weeks later, I returned with a new plan: section
hiking the trail over three years. This year, I covered over
650 miles—not bad for being 66!
In June, I aimed to finish the 74 miles through the Smoky
Mountains. Just before starting, I got an email from the
Appalachian Trail Conservancy listing shelter closures
due to “aggressive bear activity.” So, I adjusted my
route to avoid the problem spots.
On my second day in the Smokies, after hiking 13.5
miles, I arrived at a shelter—alone. Luckily, two hikers
from Michigan, Robert and James,
showed up later. After some trail
talk, we all dozed off to rest. At 6:15
p.m., I woke to a noise and realized
a bear was inside the shelter,
grabbing James’ backpack, just
inches from where they were
sleeping. I shouted, sounded my bear horn, and the bear
bolted … with the pack.
Robert and James rushed after the bear, armed with my
spray, horn, and a hunting knife. They came back emptyhanded
and understandably upset. About an hour later,
the bear came back—while I was alone, with no horn or
spray. I yelled, banged my poles, and flashed a strobe
light. The bear didn’t budge. When Robert and James
returned, the three of us tried everything. Still, the bear
circled the shelter, creeping closer from either side.
Finally, we hit it with bear spray to the face, and it slowly
wandered off. But it was a restless night, to say the least.
James and Robert ended their hike early—losing $1,500
worth of gear. After reading a sign that “70% of fatal
bear attacks in the Smokies involve solo hikers,” I took
the hint and ended my section hike for the year. Next
year, I hope to continue. For now, I’m back in Lake
Ashton, resting and planning the next leg of this wild
adventure.
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Wildlife
Corner
Photo & Article By
Barbara Ann Comer
Hooded Mergansers are a fairly common
winter resident of Lake Ashton. Small flocks can be
seen fishing on the retention ponds of the West
Course. They dive for and enjoy the fish, crustaceans
and aquatic insects the retention ponds have to
offer. The male is breathtaking in its garb that rivals
even the Wood Duck. With a large white fan-shaped
head patch it is a species that does not go
unnoticed. The drake raises its crest when it wants to
impress the ladies. The females and juveniles sport
the same shape and are brownish overall. These are
diving ducks in the Merganser family. All Mergansers
are diving ducks that have long, thin, serrated bills to
help them catch their prey. North America has three
Merganser species and Lake Ashton is fortunate to
have the smallest and perhaps most beautiful of
these three, the Hoodies at Lake Ashton each winter.
LA (LW) HOA
Summer is upon us in Lake Ashton! While many
residents are away visiting family and other various
adventures, please check with your lawn care provider
to make sure your yard is tidy, plantings around your
home are still trimmed, and landscape beds are
weeded. This is also a good time to refresh mulch if
needed. Last month compliance reminded residents
about weeds in driveways. We will continue to
monitor driveways and issue courtesy notices if
warranted. Evaluate the paint on your home to see if
there is significant fading or staining. You do not need
HOA permission for power washing but if you plan to
have your home repainted, remember to file an ARC
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LA (LW) COMPLIANCE &
ARC
The Lake Ashton Compliance and Architectural Review
Committees hold regular office hours on the third
Wednesday of each month at 3:30 pm in the Clubhouse
Card Room. This is a great opportunity for residents to
come and discuss any questions or concerns you might
have related to ARC requests or Compliance issues.
Whether you have general questions or simply want to
meet our teams, we are here to help. Both Committees
are in need of additional members. Please consider
volunteering to assist your community and fellow
residents.
request. Courtesy notices have been sent to
homeowners about service doors not being painted
the same color as the main house color. Several
residents have submitted ARC requests for painting
the doors but many have not. Violation notices will be
going out soon. Notices will now be sent from our
new management company, Stambaugh.
Contacts: Karl Schroeder, Licensed CAM, and Tanisha
Schroeder, Account Manager
500 Orchid Springs Drive, Winter Haven, FL 33884
863-324-5100, https://www.stambaughinc.com
Manager Email: gm@stambaughinc.com
Accounting Email: admin@stambaughinc.com
As HOA directors travel through the community, it is
very gratifying to see the care and pride homeowners
have in their homes! We need help with the HOA’s
mission to keep LA beautiful. Please consider
volunteering! We are looking for someone to fill one
vacancy on the board and we always need volunteers
to help with compliance and ARC.
LA HOA Board Members
• John Donahue, President and ARC Director
president@lakeashtonhoa.org
• Dee Mayne, Secretary & Compliance Director
sec2@lakeashtonhoa.org
• Marti Schmidt, Treasurer
treasurer@lakeashtonhoa.org
• Glen Hart, Director
vp2@lakeashtonhoa.org
• ARC: ARC@lakeashtonHOA.org
• Compliance: compliance@lakeashtonHOA.org
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g&>ː׉ELA II (WH) HOA NEWS
By Connie Strassberg, Treasurer
"Summertime, and the living is easy!” But it’s also
hurricane season, so now is the time to take steps to
protect yourself, your home, and your family. Let’s do
our part to safeguard our little piece of paradise. The
HOA maintains five flyer slots at the top of the board at
the HFC. These currently contain Email Contact
Authorization forms, Age Verification forms, and other
important community information.
To qualify as an age-restricted 55+ community in
Florida, we must comply with the Housing for Older
Persons Act (HOPA), which requires age verification
every two years. Every household in Lake Ashton II
received an Age Verification form from our
management company, Stambaugh. Many residents
have already returned theirs but we still need more to
meet the requirement. If you need another form, you
can pick one up from the flyer slot at the HFC.
Complete the form and return it to Stambaugh as soon
as possible, by mail or by placing it in the white HOA
mailbox at the HFC. Your participation is essential to
help us maintain our 55+ designation.
To receive official email notifications from the LA2 HOA,
you must complete and submit an Email Authorization
Form. Due to privacy laws, we cannot contact you by
email without it. You can pick up a form from the HFC
flyer slot, fill it out, and return it either by mail or by
placing it in the white HOA mailbox. For questions,
contact Stambaugh at 863- 324-5100. Visit https://
stambaugh.cincwebaxis.com to find announcements,
documents, the resident directory, a community
calendar, and online payment options. First-time users
can click “REGISTER” in the top right corner to sign up.
This is your website—please use it!
The LA2 HOA Board of Directors meets on the third
Tuesday of each month at the HFC. Due to summer
break, the next meeting will be in August. The meeting
time and agenda will be emailed to all who have opted
in for email communications. The Architectural Review
Committee (ARC), a branch of the HOA, meets on the
second and fourth Mondays of each month at 1 pm at
the HFC. Check with the front desk for the exact
location. To contact the ARC, visit arctracker.com and
select Lake Ashton 2 as the area.
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LA II (WH) HOA Board Members :
• President Bill Testa,
PresidentLA2HOA@gmail.com
• VP- ARC Mike Brennan,
VPArcLA2HOA@gmail.com
• Secretary Joe Ellwanger,
SecretaryLA2HOA@gmail.com
• Treasurer Connie Strassberg,
TreasurerLA2HOA@gmail.com
• Asst Treasurer Ray Rudy,
VPTreasurerLA2HOA@gmail.com
PREPARE FOR STORM SEASON
Ensure trees on your property are trimmed to avoid
potential projectiles during a storm. Residents noticing
trimming needed in Lake Wales conservation areas
should email Matt at mfisher@lakeashtoncdd.com.
LACDD is the only entity that can perform maintenance
in these areas. Please include your name, phone
number, address, and a small description of the area in
question. Staff will conduct a site visit and determine
what steps need to be taken.
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RESIDENTS!
The LA II HOA ARC is excited to announce a contest where
you can win a $50 Charm City gift card just by answering
some questions correctly about the LA II HOA/ARC Rules
and Guidelines! Just print and fill out the questionnaire which
can be found online at
https://www.lakeashtonliving.com and drop it in the ARC
Complaint Box in the HFC by July 31. You can also email a
completed copy to any of the following ARC Members and
we’ll enter all correct questionnaires in the drawing for you.
• A3lawharc2@gmail.com – Joanne ARC Rep Area 3 and
Chairman
• A2lawharc2@gmail.com – Kevin ARC Rep Area 2 and CoChairman
•
A4lawharc2@gmail.com – Stephanie ARC Rep Area 9 and
Secretary
All questionnaires that are 100% correct will be entered to
win the $50 Charm City gift card. You must be a Lake
Ashton II (Winter Haven) resident, all questions must be
answered correctly, only 1 entry per resident, and entries
must be received by midnight July 31, 2025.
UMBRELLA REMINDER
Please put umbrellas down after use
when visiting the Pool, Bocce Courts,
or Pet Play Parks. Leaving them up
can potentially cause them to be
damaged during rain events that are
prevalent during this time of
year. Replacements cost the District
approximately $70/umbrella.
FISH TALES
Left: Marianne Zak’s grandson Austin
Furgala (15) with a 1 lb 3 oz, 8-incher,
caught in
pond behind
gazebo sales
office
Right: David Marsh, with a 5 lb.
largemouth bass, caught in East
GC Hole 10
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SAFETY
COMMUNITY EMERGENCY
RESPONSE TEAM
Helping to Make a Difference in Times of Crisis and
Community Need
When disaster strikes, communities often need all the
help they can get. While first responders like police, fire
and medical professionals are critical, they can't always
be everywhere at once. That's where a Citizen
Emergency Response Team or “CERT” comes in.
Volunteering for our Lake Ashton CERT is a powerful
way to make a direct impact in our community during
emergencies, and it's easier than you might think to
join.
You may have seen our members assisting with
charitable and community events. We’re the folks
wearing the green hard hats and reflective vests. But
we’re also trained by Polk County Fire Rescue to assist
in emergency situations when professional help is
delayed or unavailable. Training is free, very informative
and actually fun to participate in. Our team meets
monthly to go over preparations and we practice
periodically so we’re ready to support first responders,
manage basic medical needs, perform search and
rescue operations, and provide aid in evacuation efforts.
Our CERT team is even certified as a Point of
Distribution for dispensing supplies and vaccinations
from governmental agencies in times of emergency.
While CERT members are not trained to replace first
responders, we do play a crucial role in supporting
them. By helping in non-medical roles or with basic
needs, CERT volunteers allow professional responders
to focus on more critical tasks.
Joining our team is as simple as visiting our website at
https://sites.google.com/view/lake-ashton-cert or scan
this QR code with your cell phone
camera. We hope you’ll consider
joining our team!
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(NW) CORNER
By Fay Wood, NW Chief
As summer heats up, so does criminal activity. Law
enforcement agencies and the National Crime
Prevention Institute report that crime rates typically rise in
warmer months, often due to stress and increased
opportunities. Regardless of the cause, it's vital to take
steps to protect your home and loved ones. Here are
four essential summer safety tips:
1. Secure your windows.
Open windows for a breeze, but stay safe. Install window
guards or stops to prevent them from being opened too
far, which also protects children. Add window sensors
that alert you to unexpected openings. Most burglars
seek the easiest access, so an unlocked or unmonitored
window is a prime target.
2. Know who is at the door.
Summer means more foot traffic: neighbors, contractors,
and potentially criminals. Some burglars ring the doorbell
to see if anyone’s home. If you answer and appear alone,
they might attempt to force entry. A video doorbell lets
you communicate without opening the door and see
who’s there. Don’t open up for unexpected strangers. If
they refuse to leave, call the police.
3. Make your house a difficult target.
Criminals are more likely to strike when no one’s home.
Deter them by:
• Locking gates and storing tools and ladders out of
sight.
• Installing motion sensor lights to spotlight intruders.
• Trimming bushes and trees to maintain clear
sightlines to entrances.
4. Keep an eye on your home when you're out.
Enjoy summer events without worry. Use indoor/outdoor
security cameras connected to a mobile app. These can
activate with motion or sensor triggers and send alerts,
letting you monitor your property in real time, even from
afar.
Stay vigilant. Summer should be a season of relaxation.
Take proactive steps to secure your home, monitor
activity, and report any suspicious behavior.
REMEMBER: As a member of Lake Ashton
Neighborhood Watch—if you see something, say
something. Report it immediately to law enforcement.
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g&>ː׉ESSIGN UP FOR ALERT POLK
Prepare yourself this hurricane
season by signing up to receive
emergency notifications from
Alert Polk, the system Polk
County uses to inform residents
about public safety threats and
concerns. During situations which
may affect the health, safety and
welfare of Polk’s residents, official messages are sent to
telephone numbers and email addresses within the
affected geographic area. Emergency notifications
include:
• Tornadoes/severe weather
• Mandatory evacuations
• Boil water notifications
• Gas leaks
• Sexual predator relocation notices
• Critical law enforcement notifications
• Hurricanes & recovery information
More information: polk-county.net/EM, or call
the Emergency Management division at (863) 298-7000.
DRIVER SAFETY REMINDER
All vehicles, including golf carts, must obey all stop signs
and the 20 mph speed limit throughout Lake Ashton.
Drivers, please keep an eye out for pedestrians at all
times. Obeying the posted speed limit and traffic signs
can help avert a potential tragedy. Anyone operating a
golf cart on public roads or streets under 18 years of age
must possess a valid learner’s permit or driver’s license.
Anyone older than 18 must carry a state-issued ID.
WATCH FOR ALL IGATORS
Female alligators build a mound nest of soil, vegetation,
or debris and deposit an average of 32 to 46 eggs in late
June or early July. Incubation requires approximately
63-68 days, and hatching occurs from mid-August
through early September. Alligators and crocodiles are an
important part of Florida's heritage and play a valuable
role in the ecosystems where they live. Those who live
near lakes and ponds should expect to see alligators from
time-to-time but they should never be fed or
approached. People concerned about an alligator should
call the Nuisance Alligator Hotline at 866-FWCGATOR
(866-392-4286).
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JULY 15 — 17
11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM
LAST BREATH
CLOSED CAPTIONING: 11 AM DAILY AND
ALL TUESDAY SHOWINGS
CINEMA CAPACITY: 55
JULY 1 — 3
(NO 7 PM SHOWING JULY 3)
11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM
THE ACCOUNTANT 2
2025 | R | 2H 5MIN
(Strong Violence | Language) Christian
Wolff (Ben Affleck) has a talent for
solving complex problems. When an
old acquaintance is murdered, leaving behind a cryptic
message to "find the accountant," Wolff is compelled to
solve the case. Realizing more extreme measures are
necessary, Wolff recruits his estranged and highly lethal
brother, Brax (Jon Bernthal), to help. In partnership with
U.S. Treasury Deputy Director Marybeth Medina (Cynthia
Addai-Robinson), they uncover a deadly conspiracy,
becoming targets of a ruthless network of killers who will
stop at nothing to keep their secrets buried.
JULY 8 — 9
11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM
(NO MOVIES JULY 10)
ON BECOMING A
GUINEA FOWL
2025 | PG-13 | 1H 35MIN
(Thematic Material | Sexual Abuse |
Suggestive References | Some Drug Use) On an
empty road in the middle of the night, Shula
stumbles across the body of her uncle. As funeral
proceedings begin around them, she and her
cousins bring to light the buried secrets of their
middle-class Zambian family, in filmmaker
Rungano Nyoni's surreal and vibrant reckoning
with the lies we tell ourselves.
2025 | PG-13 | 1H 33MIN
(Brief Strong Language) A heartpounding
film that follows seasoned
deep-sea divers as they battle the
raging elements to rescue their crewmate trapped
hundreds of feet below the ocean's surface. Based on a
true story, LAST BREATH is an electrifying story about
teamwork, resilience, and a race against time to do the
impossible. Stars Woody Harrellson, Simu Liu, Finn Cole.
JULY 22 — 24
11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM
BLACK BAG
2025 | R | 1H 40MIN
A gripping spy drama about
legendary intelligence agents
George Woodhouse (Michael
Fassbender) and his beloved wife Kathryn (Cate
Blanchett). When she is suspected of betraying
the nation, George faces the ultimate test –
loyalty to his marriage or his country.
JULY 29 — 31
11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM
HAPPY GILMORE 2
2025 | PG-13 | 1H 40MIN
Happy Gilmore makes a big
splash when he returns to the
golf course.
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SPECIAL INTEREST FILMS
11 AM SHOWTIME IS CLOSED CAPTIONED
JULY 4
11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM
HAMILTON
2020 | PG-13 | 2H 40MIN
The original Broadway production of
the award-winning musical that tells
the story of Alexander Hamilton, first
secretary of the treasury, blending hip-hop, jazz, R&B
and Broadway styles, filmed from the Richard Rogers
Theater in New York.
JULY 11
11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM
JAWS
1975 | PG | 2H 5MIN
When a young woman is killed by a
shark near the New England tourist
town of Amity Island, police chief
Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) wants to
close the beaches, but mayor Larry Vaughn (Murray
Hamilton) overrules him, fearing that the loss of
tourist revenue will cripple the town. Ichthyologist
Matt Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) and grizzled ship
captain Quint (Robert Shaw) offer to help Brody
capture the killer beast, and the trio engage in an
epic battle of man vs. nature.
JULY 18
11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM
MY MOM JAYNE
2025 | NR | 1H 45MIN
Mariska Hargitay was three years old
when her mother, Jayne Mansfield,
tragically died in a car accident at the
age of 34. The film follows Mariska as she seeks to
know, understand, and embrace her mother for the
first time. Through intimate interviews and a
collection of never-before-seen photos and home
movies, she grapples with her mother's public and
private legacy.
JULY 25
11 AM, 3 PM, 7 PM
BECOMING LED ZEPPELIN
2025 | PG-13 | 2H 2MIN
Interviews, performances and
never-before-seen footage provide
insight into the origins of Led
Zeppelin and their meteoric rise to
musical stardom.
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TRI-SERVICE BIRTHDAY BALL
By Cal Posner
I’ve been told
by many
attendees at
the Tri-service
250th Birthday
Ball on June 14, that they had a
wonderful time. They said the food was
excellent, the ceremonial part of the
evening was informative and they
enjoyed the camaraderie created by the
event. Some liked my jokes; others liked
the cupcakes. Everyone liked the music
provided by DJ Wayne. There was even
a guest appearance by George
Washington! If you left your program at
the Ball, scan this QR code to download your photos
and the video free of charge. If a picture is worth 1,000
words then I don’t need to say anymore. Enjoy the
pictures.
OPERATION LAKE ASHTON
SHOW OUR COLORS
& THE 4TH OF JULY PARADE
Every year, the Lake Ashton Veterans Association
(LAVA) places American Flags at the entrances and
roads leading into the community on the 4th of July.
As such, we would like to invite and challenge the
entire community to line your property this 4th of
July with U.S. flags!
LAVA is also hosting the
annual 4th of July parade! The
parade will be marshaled at
the HFC at 8:30 am, with stepoff
at 9. Golf carts, bicycles,
and motor vehicles are all
welcome. Prizes will be
awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
places, with winners
announced via email blast the
following Monday. The parade route is shown. Prior
registration is not required. As always, God bless our
troops, and God Bless America!
LAPAC VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
By Diane Banti
It’s that time of year to scare up
some fun for Lake Ashton! Save the
dates of October 30 and 31! LAPAC
is reaching out to all the witches and
warlocks to scare up some fun for
the Haunted House this year. The
theme this year is The Wicked Tales of Lake
Ashton! If you would like to volunteer for this event,
there will be an informational meeting on July 7 at
10:30 am in the Clubhouse Ballroom after Monday
Coffee. Volunteers are needed for characters,
dancers, and ushers. Also, if you don’t want to be
public facing we also could use crafters, painters, and
builders (set construction).
LAPAC is also looking for sponsors to set up a table
to hand out candy after the Haunted House tour. This
is a good way to promote your club or business in
Lake Ashton!
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Tuesday
7/22/25 @ 1pm
Learn the purpose of key estate
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Tax-effective strategies designed to
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Jam out to these rad local bands with your friends &
neighbors! Purchase Clubhouse Show tickets at the
Clubhouse Activities Office or online for $15 each. See
on sale dates below for HFC shows.
July 25 - Carlos & Company at the HFC
A husband & wife duo who perform
hits from the 50's to the present in all
genres. Tickets on sale at the HFC.
AUGUST 29 –
clubhouse Beach Party
Bash with DJ ItSY ROC
Celebrate summer at the Clubhouse
and enjoy great vibes at the beach
party bash featuring DJ Itsy Roc
playing a wide variety of music for
everyone!
August 22 - The Dukes at the hFc
The Dukes keep the music of the
50's & 60's alive by singing their
unique blend of Doo Wop and
Rock & Roll. Tickets on sale July
1 at the HFC.
September 12 - Josh
Blevins at the hfc
Josh Blevins started singing as a
young boy and his voice carries a
traditional yet current county sound!
Get ready for an energetic and
unforgettable night of live music.
Tickets on sale August 1 at the HFC.
Camp LA’S HOEDOWN THROWDOWN July 3 at 7 pm
The final event - snacks, dancing, camp awards, and
more! Tickets: $5 at the Clubhouse Activities Office
or online (get your money back at the door) - last
day to purchase is July 1.
THANK YOU Sponsors: AdventHealth, Performance
Golf Carts, Iceberg Home Services, Spring Lake
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ON HIATUS?
Has the leadership for your Club, Group, or
Organization changed or is your group
planning to take a summer hiatus? Contact
Caroline Lane at clane@lakeashtoncdd.com or
863.324.6032 to make these updates.
Currently on Hiatus:
• Tap Jammers
• LA Community Action Committee
• LA Black Heritage Club
• Sandy’s New York State Club
• LA Republican Club
• LA Garden Club
• LA Community Garden
• LAVA Auxiliary
LAKE ASHTON FRIENDS OF
MEALS ON WHEELS
By Marcia Santino
This month we shine a
spotlight on Meals on
Wheels recipient, PO1
Michael Whittaker
(retired). Petty Office
First Class Michael
Whittaker retired in
2006 following 24 years
of service in the US
Navy after being
diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis while serving in
Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Originally from
New York City, Michael was stationed throughout
Asia, Australia and Norway during his career and was
also deployed to Iraq during Operation Desert
Storm. Michael moved to Lake Alfred about 3 years
ago to be near family scattered around Florida. He
receives MOW meals 2 days per week and can be
found most mornings riding his recumbent bike 2
miles around his community.
Michael is pictured above with MOW delivery
volunteer, Dennis Santino.
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LA DEMOCRATIC CLUB
By Howard Mayne
The Lake Ashton Democratic Club will not hold its
monthly meeting in July. Information about the
meeting on August 7 will be sent out later. For further
information contact email address below. Email:
lakeashtondemocraticclub@gmail.com
GARDEN CLUB
By Pam Klawinski
Members that attended the
June 11 meeting saw a
demonstration on the ease of
making vase arrangements
from your garden and were
welcomed to take them
home. The Garden Club will
not hold meetings in July or August but will resume
regular meetings on September 10. All are welcome and
no green thumb necessary to join in the fun!
To become a Meals on Wheels meal recipient or
volunteer please call: 863-299-1616. To join the Lake
Ashton Friends of Meals on Wheels Club please
email: lafomow@gmail.com
Next Second Chance Donations Day is July 17.
LAVA AUXILIARY
By Chris Graves
The LAVA Auxiliary will NOT be meeting in July and
August … Happy Summer to All! We will meet again
on September 18 at 6:30 p.m. We meet in the Main
Clubhouse near the stage.
CRAFT FAIR UPDATE - The Craft Fair is on October 25.
All Lake Ashton residents are welcome to attend and it
will be open to the public. The Ballroom will be filled with
wonderful crafts and lots of crafters! The LAVA Auxiliary
will also make available yummy home made baked
goods and hot dogs for sale. Bakers! Bakers! We are in
need of baked goods for the Craft Fair There will be 3
scratch-off winners who will each win $100 worth of
scratch-off tickets. Mark your calendar for October 25
and as they say “C’mon down” to the Clubhouse to
have some fun! God Bless America!
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By Stephanie Iszak
We would like to invite all Lake Ashton residents to
come out on Mondays and Fridays from 10 am to 1 pm
to play some fun games of Bocce Ball. No experience is
required. Anyone who is playing would be more than
happy to teach you and go over the Lake Ashton
Friendly Bocce Ball rules and regulations. Friendly
Bocce Tailgate parties for 2025 have ended and will
resume in January 2026. Contact Stephanie Iszak
(609-980-9505, siszak@comcast.net) or Tammy Shields
(863-632-2024, tammy.shields1221@gmail.com) with
questions. Looking forward to having many new
Friendly Bocce players.
LA PICKLEBALL
By Coach Dennis Santino
The new pickleball courts
are now completed at the
HFC. LAPA would like to
give a special thanks to the
Lake Ashton Tennis Group
for working together to
bring this project to fruition.
The Tennis Complex at the Clubhouse has also been
refurbished. Residents that play either (or both) sports
are encourage to join these established Clubs.
LAPA organized another fun Memorial Day member’s
mixer. The next scheduled member’s event is a mixer
and barbecue on
July 5 to celebrate
Independence Day.
Sign up sheet is at
the HFC.
Coaches Corner:
Getting to the non-volley. The goal is not just getting to
the NVC but to create scoring opportunities. When
hitting a good deep return don’t admirer your shot, get
to the NVC with your partner. This creates scoring
opportunities by putting pressure on your opponents.
Remember my number 1 rule: HAVE FUN!
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TRAVEL CLUB
By Shelley Brook
Do you love to travel, but hate the hassle of planning
and booking your trips? Are you a solo traveler, or does
your spouse hate to travel? Do you like to travel with
friends or family? Would you be interested in being
part of a Lake Ashton travel club with a membership
fee of $10 per person, and getting special deals
specific for our community? If so, the LA Getaways
travel club membership might be the perfect solution
for you.
Travel clubs offer a variety of benefits, including
discounts on hotels, flights, and other travel expenses.
They can also provide access to exclusive travel
experiences, such as tours and cruises, unique
experiences and expert advice and support. There will
be an email blast coming out to all Lake Ashton
residents about this new club and the anticipated Kickoff
meeting will be September 30 from 6:30 to 8 pm in
the Clubhouse Ballroom. Day trips with Small World
Tours for 2026 will be presented at that time as well.
Mexican Train Dominoes
Come Join the Fun Thursdays and Sundays 1 to 3 pm in
the Clubhouse Game Room. Arrive by 12:50. Lessons
given as needed. Sense of humor necessary.
Questions? Text Joanne McKinley at 304-261-6905.
OPEN play mah jongg
We are looking for both men & women to join us in a
fun, friendly game of Mah Jongg. Some experience is
required. We would love to have you stop in and say
hello Wednesdays from 2 to 4 pm at the HFC Card
Room. Questions? Contact Carolyn Neuberger at
nachuma@mail.com or 516-317-0120.
Chess club
Friendly games on Thursdays at 1:30 pm in the Poker
Room at the HFC. Some members play each other
online. Players of all levels are welcome. Informal
lessons can also be arranged for those who want them.
Questions? Contact Howard Mayne at 603-285-5640.
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By Don Fuller & Liz Leigh
Duplicate bridge is played on Monday at 12:45 pm in
the Clubhouse Card Room. The game is open to all
residents regardless of skill level. Participants should
have some experience playing bridge plus a partner is
required. We have approximately 60 players in the
group and can assist new players in finding a
partner. Registering in advance is suggested by signing
up in the red book in the Clubhouse Card Room, or by
emailing Don at dfuller627@yahoo.com.
May 19: A Group: 1st Graham Littlehales & Sandra
Berg; 2nd Jim Ford & Don Fuller; 3rd Sonny Robinson
& Pat Foster B Group: 1st Liz Leigh & Trish Kellar
2nd Marge Kniat & Lois Dole, Maureen Ziegler & Nelda
Sedlacek, Marion Nelson & Roger Nelson
May 26: North-South: 1st Don Fuller & Jim Ford;
2nd Dee Mayne & Jeannine Connors; 3rd Marion
Nelson & Roger Nelson East-West:
1st Graham Littlehales & Howard Mayne; 2nd Charlotte
Walter & Liz Smith; 3rd Judy Marine & Dana Griffiths
June 2: North-South: 1st Jim Ford & Don Fuller;
2nd Sonny Robinson & Pat Foster; 3rd Trish Kellar &
Elaine Inman: East- West: 1st Graham Littlehales &
Howard Mayne; 2nd Sally Bonkoski & Ron McKie;
3rd Dana Griffiths & Judy Marine
June 9: A Group: 1st Jim Ford & Don Fuller; 2nd Marian
Oshinsky & Pat Foster, 3rd Howard Mayne & Graham
Littlehales: B Group: 1st Dee Mayne & Jeannine
Connors; 2nd (tie) Maureen Ziegler & Nelda Sedlacek;
2nd (tie) Dana Griffiths & Judy Marine
June 16: North-South: 1st Jim Ford & Don Fuller; 2nd
Marian Oshinsky & Marge Kniat; 3rd Maureen Ziegler
& Nelda Zedlacek.
East-West: 1st Graham Littlehales & Howard Mayne;
2nd Judy Marine & Dana Griffiths; 3rd Jeannine
Connors & Dee Mayne.
LA ROCKERS
By Annie Lutz
One message at just the right moment can change
someone’s entire day, outlook, life. This is LA Rockers
mission. We paint rocks and scatter them throughout
the neighborhood to spread kindness. Many of you
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have found our rocks. Please feel free to keep them if
you love them, or you can re-hide them to share the
kindness with others. Posting a picture of your find on
Talk of Lake Ashton makes us and others smile. We
have been busily painting rocks this summer. With all
of the sun and fun, we will be taking a hiatus from our
regular meetings until September. If any of you are
interested in joining us, please contact MJ at
mjmrichards517@gmail.com for more information.
Enjoy your summer fun! We look forward to seeing
you at Camp Lake Ashton on July 2.
SPECIAL RESTAURANT ADVERTISING SECTION
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(833) 679-9689, allstargrillfl.com
Hours: Sunday - Thursday 11 am - 10 pm
Friday & Saturday 11 am - 12 pm
Happy Hour 2 - 7 pm
Two time champions for best wings! Dine in or take out.
Full bar with TVs, NFL Ticket, pool tables, darts, games.
CHERRY POCKET STEAK N
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3100 Canal Rd., Lake Wales FL 33898
(863) 439-2031, cherrypocket.com
Hours: Sun-Thurs 11 am-9 pm,
Fri & Sat 11 am-10 pm. We offer Indoor &
Outdoor Seating, Pick-Up, & Delivery
THE CROOKED BASS GRILL & TAVERN
1010 N. Scenic Hwy., Babson Park, FL 33827
(863) 589-5887, crookedbass.com
Hours: Mon - Thurs 11:30 am-8 pm;
Fri & Sat 11:30 am-9 pm; Sun 12-7 pm
We serve delicious Seafood,
Steaks (including Prime Rib), Burgers, Pizza, Salads, Chicken,
Pork Chops, Pasta, Wings, AYCE Specials & a Full Liquor Bar.
SIZZLING GRILL - STEAK & SEAFOOD
21400 US 27, Lake Wales, FL 33859
(863) 676-4898, sizzlinggrillfl.com
$5 OFF the purchase of $50 or more
Lake Ashton: Get a Free Mini dessert with
purchase of $30.
Bring this coupon to redeem.
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g&>ˑ׉EBrad Kirwan’s Lake Ashton Customers
Discuss His Real Estate Work
Best Agent!
We’ve bought and sold a lot of real estate, and we
agree that Brad is the best agent we have worked
with! He went above and beyond to take care of
all details in our absence and to ensure a smooth
closing. He was great at listening to our input,
helping us price the house and managing our
expectations.
The listing photographs were
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quickly our home sold in this market.
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LEARN TO SQUARE DANCE
By Keith Stevens
Beat the heat this summer with square dance lessons
in the air-conditioned Clubhouse Ballroom Thursday
afternoons from 4 to 5:30 pm through August 14.
You don’t need a partner to join the fun. It will be a
fun way to stay in the cool and at the same time
keep your body and mind active. Modern Western
Square Dancing is recognized by the medical
community as an encouraged activity to improve
physical and mental health. All you need is a smile to
join. $5/person/lesson. Bring a friend to join.
Email davecaller@gmail.com or keithuns@yahoo.com
for more information.
LORRIE’S LINE DANCING
Thursdays at the HFC
1 pm Beginner Class, 2 pm Improver.
LUNCH & LEARN
Dignity Memorial: August 20 at 11:30 am
Learn about the following in the Clubhouse
Ballroom:
• What is Pre-planning?
• The emotional and financial benefits of
prearranging
• How to protect funeral and cemetery
arrangements from inflation
• How Veterans can access their benefits
• Pre-planning with a local funeral home vs. final
expense insurance
TRIVIA IN THE BALLROOM
Lake Ashton Sunday Night Trivia will be
played every Sunday Night in the Clubhouse
Ballroom. There is a maximum of eight players per
table, but no minimum. Bring $1/person to play.
All money is returned to the winning tables. Trivia
starts at 7 pm. Doors open at 6 pm.
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CHARM CITY TRIVIA
If you have not attended Trivia at Charm City, you
do know what you’re missing: a lot of fun! Charm
City Trivia is held every Tuesday Night in the
Restaurant beginning at 6 pm. You can have a
group or just come and play. Each group can have
up to eight players. Charm City Gift cards will be
awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.
Reserve your table. Come early, have dinner, a few
drinks, socialize, and have fun! We look forward to
seeing everyone. Your guests are welcome!
CARDS FOR ALL AGES
Join in the fun making cards
July 2 from 2 to 4 pm in the
Clubhouse Craft Room. This
class is for all levels. If you’ve
never made cards before come
try something new. All card
materials to make two cards are
provided for $5. Please bring
scissors and your favorite
adhesive. If you don’t have
adhesive, we do sell it at a very
discounted price of $4. You must register to attend,
space is limited. If you do sign up please do your best to
attend as well often have a waiting class. Contact
Marianne Morcone mkegolfer@aol.com,
860-712-9440 or Judy Ridpath,
judy@judyridpath.com, 650-678-1174.
CREATE A CARD
July 15 at 10 am in the HFC Sports Court. A guest
expert will provide instruction, from beginner to
expert, all supplies and equipment, and three
beautiful cards to take home for $12. No experience
needed. Sign up at the HFC. Call Karen at
262-497-3272 with questions.
SCAN WITH YOUR
SMARTPHONE TO SIGN
UP FOR CLASSES &
EVENTS AT THE
CLUBHOUSE!
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A NOTE FROM
THE NEW GM
The Lake Ashton Golf Club
is pleased to welcome Kevin
Baker as its new General
Manager. Kevin officially
joined the team on June
2nd, and he has already
begun engaging with
members and immersing
himself in the spirit and
culture that make Lake Ashton so unique.
With over 30 years of experience in the golf and
hospitality industry, Kevin brings a wealth of
knowledge and leadership. A native of Fargo, North
Dakota, his career has included tenures at notable
properties such as PGA National Golf Club, Palm
Coast Resort, and Hammock Beach. He spent over a
decade at Reunion Resort & Golf Club, where he
advanced from Head Golf Professional to General
Manager. Most recently, he served as General
Manager at Bella Collina for five years.
Outside of his professional life, Kevin is a devoted
husband and father. He and his wife Cheryl are
celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary this year,
and their daughter Hayley, a recent SCAD graduate, is
now building her career in the fashion industry in Los
Angeles.
As the summer season begins, Kevin would like to
highlight the Summer Membership Program—an
excellent opportunity for residents to enjoy full access
to the club. For just $1,200 per family or $750 for
individuals, members receive unlimited golf and
driving range access through September 30th.
Additionally, those who join as full members in
October will receive a $500 credit applied toward their
membership dues.
Kevin also extends his thanks to those who
participated in the recent membership survey. Your
feedback plays a vital role in shaping the club’s future
offerings. Updates based on that input will be shared
later this month. Members who haven’t yet had the
chance to meet Kevin are encouraged to stop by the
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golf shop and introduce themselves. He looks forward
to working alongside the Lake Ashton community and
is eager to hear members’ ideas and input as the club
moves forward.
LALGA
By Beverly Hines
Congratulations to our Red Hoagland Challenge
Winners (pictured)! The top four members who
have earned the most prize money during the
LALGA year – June 2024 through May 2025 are
recognized. Thank you, Red Hoagland, for your
continued support.
The continued
purpose of the
LALGA is to
pr omote
interest in golf
among women
players, to
encourage
competition,
and to provide
opportunities
for fellowship.
Every Tuesday in league play we focus on the first
two of these goals. On the second Tuesday of each
month, we focus on the third goal, fellowship, after
league play at our monthly luncheon. It provides
members with an opportunity to meet new
members, relax a bit and interact with each other
in a purely social setting while enjoying a nice
lunch and a cold beverage.
We encourage all members to participate in our
Summer Tournament on July 7 and 8 with the
theme, Viva Las Vegas. Put on your best casino
party attire and join the fun by signing up in the
Pro Shop on the LALGA bulletin board.
Congratulations to Patti Adame on her Chip-in
Eagle on Hole #7 East, June 10, 2025!
Stay hydrated and remember for the summer, 9hole
sign up is available.
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By David Kubissa
The league’s signature event this month is dubbed
“Sweat and Swing,” so-named as a concession to
golfing weather at the height of summer. The game –
a pick-your-foursome format -- is scheduled for July
9, and it includes a hot dog-bar lunch.
If you’re new to Lake Ashton and would like to play
in the men’s league, pick up an application at the
LAMGA bulletin board in the pro shop or download
one from the LAMGA web page on
lakeashtonliving.com. This web page also includes
LAMGA board contact information, the quarterly
game schedule, and results of the 2025 MemberGuest
tournament.
Rule reminder: With the rainy season on the way,
golfers may have to negotiate around standing water
in bunkers. USGA rule 16.1c allows relief when your
ball is in a bunker pool of water. (Pictured left: This
bunker on No. 6 East
would allow a ball in the
water to be moved to a
point on the left or right
of the puddle and no
nearer the hole.) You can
place the ball within one
club length of the nearest point of complete relief
within the bunker, but no closer to the hole. You also
can drop the ball back-on-the-line and outside the
bunker, but with a one-stroke penalty. For more
information, go to the USGA website at usga.org
and search on Rule 16.1c.
At the halfway point in the annual Red Hoagland
Hyundai Challenge, here are the leaders: Pat O'Neil,
$109.35; Denis Mulhearn and Steve Kettells, tied at
$90.50; Jim Salb, $88.90.
Pictured left: Jim Salb
and Steve Kettells. The
top four finishers in the
challenge, which ends
Oct. 31, will receive
prizes courtesy of Red
Hoagland Hyundai.
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Sponsors salute: These healthcare professionals and
businesses have supported LAMGA this year. Boyett
Family Dentistry; Dental Arts of Winter Haven, Paul
Palo, DDS; Forni Dental; George W. Butz III, DDS;
Lake Wales Dental Group, Ed Cortes; Chiroworks;
Eye Specialists of Mid-Florida; Family Eye Care;
Jahna Chiropractic, LLC; Medicare Made Simple,
Marti Schmidt; Strain Theory.
LA NINERS
By Sandy Hockenberry
The new 2025 - 2026 Niners Board has been busy
reviewing the By-Laws, discussing upcoming games
and lunches. The Board is pleased to announce,
beginning with our winter season, Dot Bothwell will
be the new Statistician. The Statistician’s role is to
maintain records of Holes-in-One, Eagles and Birdies
achieved during League play. Those achievements
will be recognized at the Closing Day Lunch.
The Greens have just been aerated, please
remember to repair any ball marks on the green,
even if it is not yours. Also, don’t forget to fill divots
with sand and rake the sand traps as needed.
July games will be:
July 1: Blue Man/Niners 18 Hole Par 3 Scramble –
Wear your Red, White and Blue! Teams will be made
up of Niners and Bluemen. Teeing off at the orange
flags, play best ball from the teams four shots until
the ball is holed. This is an 18 hole game, followed by
lunch at the Eagles Nest (team game).
July 8: Individual Low Putts – lowest number of putts
in flight wins (individual game).
July 15: Shamble – two best nets – everyone plays
from the best drive, then play their own ball until ball
is holed. Record the two best nets for the team
score, lowest score wins (team game).
July 22: Convert 2 Holes to Par – at the end of the
game each player converts two holes to par. Low
gross/low net wins (individual game).
July 29: Four Person Scramble - Play best ball from
the teams four shots, until ball is holed. Low net
score wins. Followed by Lunch with Friends.
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Don’t let the weather outside stop you from staying active!
Enjoy these indoor or aquatic classes and activities every day!
MONDAY
• 9 AM: TOTAL BODY TONING - HFC
• 10 AM: CHAIR BARRE - HFC
• 11 AM: CLASSICAL STRETCH - HFC
• 12 PM: AQUA PUMP - HFC POOL
• 3 PM: FREE VIRTUAL MEDITATION
SESSION VIA ZOOM — EMAIL
YOGAWINTERHAVEN@GMAIL.COM
TUESDAY
• 8:30 AM: WATER AEROBICS -
CLUBHOUSE POOL
• 9 AM: CHAIR YOGA - CLUBHOUSE
BALLROOM, $5
• 9 AM: DYNAMIC CARDIO MOVEMENT
- HFC
• 11 AM: PILATES - HFC
• 4 PM: AQUA MOTION - HFC POOL
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
• 8:30 AM: WATER AEROBICS -
CLUBHOUSE POOL
• 8:45 AM: YOGA SHARE -
CLUBHOUSE BALLROOM
• 9 AM: CORE CONDITIONING &
STRENGTH - HFC
• 10 AM: AQUA LOCOMOTION - HFC POOL
FRIDAY
• 8:30 AM: WATER AEROBICS -
CLUBHOUSE POOL
• 9 AM: INSTRUCTOR'S CHOICE - HFC
• 10 AM: AQUA PUMP - HFC POOL
• 8:30 AM: WATER AEROBICS -
CLUBHOUSE POOL
• 9 AM: DYNAMIC CARDIO MOVEMENT -
HFC
• 10 AM: PILATES - HFC
• 11 AM: CLASSICAL STRETCH - HFC
• 4 PM: AQUA MOTION - HFC POOL
SATURDAY
• 8:30 AM: WATER AEROBICS -
CLUBHOUSE POOL
• 10:30 AM: FIT BODY BY CLINTON -
HFC - $5
SUNDAY
• 10 AM: WELL-BEING IS NOW (W.I.N.) WITH REA - HFC - $5
simply
HEALTHY
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