May 2008 Newsletter - Holley by the Sea

w w w . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R GMAY 2008MAY5MAY19COVENANTMEETINGS3 p.m.Wed.MAY7MAY21BINGOearly bird6:15Tues.MAY13BOARDMEETING6 p.m.Sat.MAY17GREATGAMES5:30PRE-SORTEDSTANDARDU.S. POSTAGEPAIDNavarre, FLPermit. N0. 66687NOTICEOFSPECIAL MEETINGMay 6, 2008 ● 6 p.m.Presentation by theCovenant Review CommitteeBackup materials available atwww.holleybythesea.orgWritten comments due byMay 13, 2008 at 5:00 p.mSat.MAY17LUAU5 - 9 p.m.Fri.MAY30PARENT’SNIGHT OUT6 - 11p.m.Sat.MAY 31BLOODMOBILE9 a.m.- Noon

PAGE 2 MAY 2008H.B.T.S.BOARD OF DIRECTORSand COMMITTEESHolley By The Sea ● 6845 Navarre Pkwy. ● Navarre, FL 32566(850) 939-1693 ● Fax:(850) 939-5848BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresidentNeal A. Rogers Jr.neal.rogers@holleybythesea.orgInternal Vice PresidentPriestley Parkerpriestley.parker@holleybythesea.orgExternal Vice PresidentJames Tierneyjames.tierney@holleybythesea.orgSecretaryCathy Huckesteincathy.huckestein@holleybythesea.orgTreasurerCraig Walkercraig.walker@holleybythesea.orgCOMMITTEESHBTS ARCHITECTURALLee Steinert, chairDick JusticeFred PrentissJoseph SipHCE ARCHITECTURALTom Kurz, chairTom Van HoutteJohn LongdinJim BovardCOVENANTDon andRebecca Ward,Co-ChairsPete PeterzenBill CockerhamFred PrentissDISASTERPREPAREDNESSNatalie Dyson, chairPam BatyBill CockerhamLesley RogersSOCIALBetty Griffin, chairPam Baty, liaisonGayle GillertShirley LynchMartha JusticeMissy KernMonika MeierShirley MosherSimonne PelleyMoni PriceRick RoesgerEddie RousellLinda ShawBetsy TraynorEileen WiekelTRAFFIC CONTROLBob Janda, ChairBill CockerhamWill TurnerAlice WattsPaul WattsNOMINATINGDave Begley, ChairJoe KlausSammie MattocksNEWSnews@holleybythesea.orgMorris FraserCheryl Rothwell____________________________PublisherGULF BREEZE NEWS, INC.Layout and DesignNikola StamenkovichADVERTISINGGulf Breeze News913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy.Unit #35Gulf Breeze, FL 32561(850) 932-8986Fax (850) 932-8794NewsThe summer months arequickly approaching andthe BOD and staff of Holley bythe Sea are committed tomaking this a lovely summerfor everyone to come and enjoythe wonderful amenitiesavailable to our members. Thepool dome was scheduled to betaken down the last week ofApril (weather permitting), andthe pool should be availableshortly thereafter for everyoneto enjoy. The tennis courts arescheduled to have new surfacematerial laid in May and weare in the process ofpurchasing a new largerlawnmower to help with thegrounds during the summermonths.fromHolleyby theThe reader board has beenreplaced and the staff isputting it to good use withmany upcoming events anditems being listed already. Theentranceway structure at CoralStreet is being repaired andshould be completed by the endof April.SeaThe Youth Department hasbeen working diligently tomake the 2008 Youth SummerCamp a huge success. Newindoor activities, structuredinstruction in swimming andtennis, and several newfieldtrips promise to make theprogram better than ever.Registration is currently open,so please sign up today toreserve your spot.The NominatingCommittee for the 2008election of the Board ofDirectors for Holley by the Seawill be hosting a "Meet andGreet" for the prospective newboard members early in May.Please check the website andmarquee for details on thedate, time, and location.Areminder that the Holleyby the Sea AnnualMembership Meeting will beheld on Saturday, July 19th at1:30 p.m. The result of theelection of the Board ofDirectors will be announced atthat time, so please mark yourcalendars to come and be partof welcoming the three newboard members and saygoodbye to Neal Rogers, CathyHuckestein, and PriestleyParker who have all servedthis community well.W W W . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R G

MAY 2008 PAGE 3JrṘeportPRESIDENT’SNeal A. RogersAllow me to bring to yourattention the followingissues we are working onyour behalf.● The HBTS 3-YearOperational Plan - Themanagement staff ispreparing a 3-YearOperational Plan for Holleyby the Sea. The plan willaccount for operation andmaintenance of thecommon facilities, staffing,expenses and revenues forthe next three year period.This plan will be simply atool for futureconsideration. It will assistfuture Boards and staff aswell as make it clear to themembers where we shouldbe going in terms of theannual assessment. I haveasked staff to have acomplete draft to me by thedate of the May BoardMeeting. I am meeting withstaff each Monday morningto review their progress.● Accounts Receivable -At present we haveapproximately $290,000 inoutstanding assessmentsand legal fees associatedwithcollections.Approximately $120,000are from 2006 and previousyears. The other $170,000are from last year's (2007)Assessment. For those from2006 and prior years, wehave initiated foreclosureproceedings to recover thefunds owed the Association.This is a large task. I wouldlike to thank WendyHoeflich and JennyAdamyk for their effortspreparing these cases forconsideration by the Board.They are doing anoutstanding job. This willbe a high priority for meuntil the end of my term inJuly.● Replacement of theBeach House - Had we notgotten off track last year, Ibelieve we would have beenin a better position toreplace the Beach Housethis year or next. I believethe Association is obliged tomaintain and keep up thecommon property andfacilities. This shouldinclude the Beach Houseand I believe it was theBoard's intent to replacethe beach house when theydecided to demolish the oldbeachhouse.Unfortunately, we now findourselves three years downthe road and no closer toreplacing that amenity. So,what I have asked staff todo is to identify a set of"canned" plans thatresemble what we had inthe past as a place to start.I would then volunteer myservices for the planningand civil design andpermitting. We would focuson a project that would fitwithin a reasonableamount relative to the$155,000 we received fromthe insurance proceeds forreplacement of thatstructure. The project isbeing incorporated into thereserve study currentlybeing performed by GABRobbins, Inc. I hope to havesomething going before Ileave office.● Covenant Review -The covenant reviewcommittee has broughtforward three proposedchanges to our covenants.These are currently beingreviewed by the Associationattorney and may appear inthe form of a proxy for avote at the annual meetingin July. The text of theproposed changes to thecovenants may bedownloaded from the HBTSwebsitewww.holleybythesea.org.● Traffic Committee - TheTraffic Committee iscurrently working with theSanta Rosa CountyPlanning Department onways to provide betteraccess and egress fromHolley by the Sea. Theintent is to facilitate thetraffic originating fromHolley by the Sea giving theresidents of Holley by theSea better access tosurrounding areas withouthaving to use Highway 98.There will be a series ofworkshops in the future toaddress those areasaffected most by the plan.Owners in these areas willbe engaged by theCommittee and CountyPlanning staff.● EnvironmentalCommittee - I would like tothank Dr. John Askill foranswering my call forvolunteers. Over thecoming days we will beginto setup this committee bydeveloping a missionstatement.● HBTS Election of theBoard of Directors - As ofApril 11, 2008 we havereceived no applicationsfrom members to run forthe Board of Directors toreplace the three outgoingBoard Members, includingmyself. I hope by the dateof this letter we have threegood candidates. Expectthat the NominatingCommittee will besubmitting theirrecommendation to theBoard at the May meeting.It is my hope that thethree candidatespresented at that meetingwill be the three bestpeople for the job.I am confident that if wework together we canrestore the beauty and thevision that is Holley by theSea.Sincerely,Neal A. Rogers Jr.PresidentHolley by the SeaTaking care ofyour pets in their home!● Radiology● Ultrasound● Laboratory● Dentistry● Pharmacy● Laser Surgery● Boarding & Baths● Major Credit CardsW W W . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R GLicensed & InsuredPet Sitting850-293-8255Serving Holley by the Sea and Navarre4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563Traditional Worship: 8am &10:30am SundaySunday School & Bible Class - 9:15amSchool, Pre-K 3&4 thru 6 th gradesEnrolling now for 2007-08 School YearSmall Classes ! Great Staff !932-3263 Visit us at: goodshepherdgulfbreeze.org3479 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 932-7100in Tiger Plaza Next to Sonic ● 10-6 M - F ● 9-6 SATCaring People, Caring for PetsKevin P. Sibille, D.V.M.Deborah D. Miller, D.V.M.939-1373Take the bite out of fleas!Use a monthly flea preventative.8172 Navarre Pkwy. ● Navarre, FL

PAGE 4 MAY 2008FINANCIALReportCRAIG WALKERTreasurerW W W . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R G

MAY 2008 PAGE 5Board of directorsAPRIL MEETING● The covenants reviewcommittee presented threeproposed changes in theHolley by the Seacovenants and bylaws tothe board of directors onApril 8.The proposals aredesigned to make it easierto change the bylaws andalso to restrict futureboards in the extent ofassociation fees they mayimpose. The proposalswere to be discussed bythe board and then passedto the HBTS attorney withthe goal of placing themon the 2008 membershipballot. The deadline foraction to place theproposals on the annualballot is mid-May.The proposals would (1)allow changes to thebylaws based on aminimum 60 percentapproval vote at aspeciallycalledmembership meeting; (2)permit 10 percent of themembership to petitionthe board for a specialmembership meeting; and(3) limit changes to theannual assessment toplus or minus 10 percentof the previous year, withgreater amountssubmitted to themembership for approval.● The architecturalcommittee presented aproposal to modify the2005 parking policyregarding boats, RVs andother vehicles. Thecommittee suggested atiered system with apermanent waiver, atemporary waiver and fullcompliance. Fullcompliance would berequired of any newproperty owner.The board declined totake action on theproposal, saying thechanges would createdifferent rules for differentowners.● CPA Wendy Hoeflichreported 90 percent of the2008 assessments havebeen collected, about 2percent below historicalrates, and that slightlymore than $300,000,including late fees,remains to be collected.National Tents andEvents of Navarre wasapproved to take down,repair and store the domeover the lap pool. Cost is$5,325.● Five vacant lots weresent to foreclosurebecause of lack ofpayment of assessments.Each action requires aminimum $2,500 attorneyfee and payment ofoutstanding propertytaxes, all of which can berecovered as theassociation sells the lots.Dining ● Art ● Shopping ● Sightseeing ● Music ● & MorePick Up Your FREE Copy at HundredsOf Fine Establishments.To Advertise Call 850-932-89866 months same as cash !Covenant Review CommitteeUPDATEThe Covenants Review Committee requested thatthe Board of Directors send the proposed ballot andsupportive documents as well as a list of legalquestions to our attorney.Neal Rogers forwarded the documents electronicallyFriday, April 11, 2008, for legal review. The committeewas to have the legal review and suggestions by Friday,May 2, 2008.MILTON (850) 623-93896532 Hwy. 90. ● M- F 9 -5 ● SAT 9 - 1Quality & Service is Our PriorityCARPET ● TILE ● WOOD ● AREA RUGSTextured Saxony.99 per sq. ft.Installed with7 16 6 # PadP$ 1 .99● Residential ● Commercial ● Home Builders ● Property ManagementGULF BREEZE (850) 932-74745660 Gulf Breeze Pkwy.- Bldg. A ● M - F 9-5 ● SAT 9 -1(Across from the Zoo)PENSACOLA (850) 438-43882820 W. Fairfield Dr. ● M - F 8- 5W W W . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R G

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These"preferences" and"adjustments" arecorrections designed toprevent high-incometaxpayers from taking toomuch of an advantage oftax breaks that furthereconomic or social goals.The exemption amountsare much like personalexemptions under theregular system. For 2007the exemption amount wasincreased to $66,250 forjoint filers and $44,350 forindividuals. The 2009exemption will decrease to$45,000 for joint filers and$33,750 for individualsgwfcu.orgunless extended byCongress. There is also aphasing out of theseexemptions if incomeexceeds certain levels.The result of thesecomputations is alternativeminimum taxable income(AMTI). To arrive at theAMT, multiply the AMTI by26% if the AMTI is under$150,000 ($112,500 forsingles) and 28% for AMTIover $150,000 ($112,500for singles). Finally, afterdeducting certain credits,the AMT is compared to thetax computed under theregular tax system. Thetaxpayer is then liable forthe larger of the two taxes.The interaction betweenthe AMT and the regulartax system can makemulti-year tax planningdifficult. Consulting afinancial planner or taxprofessional is probably awise idea if you intend toengage in any significanttax planning strategy.Jon Kagan, CFP®7552 Navarre Pkwy, Suite 35Navarre, FL 32566(850) 936-6686jon.kagan@gwfcu.comArchitectural NewsNOTRESPASSINGAttention members:Trespassing is notacceptable. We havenoticed that people aredriving trucks, jeeps, andATVs in areas that are notowned by them. This istrespassing. Many of thelots that are beingdestroyed by thesevehicles are wet lands andthat is illegal. Please haverespect for your neighborsand the community andtake these vehicles to theappropriate places to ride.The Sheriff's Office isworking with Holley by theSea to correct thisproblem.__________________________________________________SIGN CODECOMPLIANCESanta Rosa CountyCode Enforcement officestates that no signs areallowed on the right of waywithout the CountyCommission's approval.Any small, temporary "forrent," "for sale," or "AcmeRoofing" type signs are notallowed and can beremoved by any citizenwho takes the time to pickthem up. The county codeofficers remove themwhen they can. RealEstate signs on actualproperty for sale are legal.Real Estate signs offpremises, i.e. not on theactual property for sale,are illegal and can beremoved by anyone. If youhave a garage sale pleasepick up your signsimmediately after the sale.__________________________________________________ATTENTION,ATTENTION,ATTENTION!Before you do any typeof home improvement, youmust apply for a permitthrough the HBTSArchitectural office. Someexamples are putting upfences, drivewayextension, sheds,swimming pools, treeremoval just to name afew. These rules are notmeant to inconvenienceyou at all. They are inplace to make sureimprovements are inharmony with the entirecommunity. You boughtinto this home ownersassociation to insure yourproperty values would goup and so did the otherowners in the association.Please plan ahead and getyour permit before youstart the work.__________________________________________________DUMPINGDumping debris,wooden pallets, andmiscellaneous items is atan all time high. TheArchitectural Departmentis trying very hard to solvethis problem. If you oryour neighbors get caughtdumping, you could besubjected to legal fees.This is against yourcovenants as reads ArticleVII, Section 12. (Garbageand refuse disposal) No lotshall be used ormaintained as a dumpingground for rubbish.__________________________________________________W W W . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R G

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MAY 2008 PAGE 9Swim News MAY 2008SPRING 2008AFTER SCHOOL SWIM LESSONS$40.00 PER MONTH (SIX CLASSES)Tuesdays and Thursdays● April 29 - May 15● 4:00 p.m. - 4:40 p.m.Pre-School/Levels 1 -2 ● Ages 3 & up● 4:45 p.m. - 5:25 p.m.Levels 3 - 6 ● Ages 5 and up● 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.Water AerobicsRED CROSS CPR & FIRST AIDBECOME CERTIFIED AND SAVE LIVES!● Saturday, May 3Adult CPR ● 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Infant & Child CPR ● 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.(Student must take Adult CPR prior to this class)First Aid ● 2:30 p.m. - 4 p.m.(This is not a separate class. Student must takeCPR prior to First Aid)COST:$30 for Adult CPR only$40 for Adult, Infant, and Child CPR$45 for Adult, Infant, Child CPR & First AidA minimum of 4 students isneeded for a class.Instructor: Laurie PinterBABYSITTER'S TRAINING COURSEFriday evening AND Saturday morning:● Friday, June 13● 4:30 PM - 9 PM● Saturday, June 14● 9 AM - 1 PMFor ages 11 and upCOSt: $45.00 (includes book)This course includes theinformation and skillsnecessary to provide safeand responsible carefor children in the absenceof parents or adultguardians. This training willhelp you developskill in leadership andprofessionalism, basiccare, safety, safe play, firstaid and breathingemergencies.A minimum of 6 students isneeded for a classInstructor: Laurie PinterSWIM LEVEL DESCRIPTIONSParent / Tot ● Tots ages 9 months to 2 years with a parent●Provides an enjoyable water orientation with focus onparent training for positive and safe swimming skills. Aparent must participate.Pre-School ● Ages 3 - 4 ● Become comfortable in the waterand learn breathing, prone and back floats, glides, flutterkick and safety.Level 1: Water Exploration ● Ages 5 and up ● Learn to fullysubmerge face, buoyancy, hold breath, enter and exitwater independently and safety rules.Level 2: Primary Skills ● Ages 5 and up ● Hold breath fullysubmerged, prone float, rhythmic breathing, flutter kick,combined front and back stroke.Level 3: Stroke Readiness ● Ages 5 and up ● Jump and diveinto deep water, prone glide, back glide, front crawl,coordinate back crawl, and dolphin kick.Level 4: Stroke Development ● Ages 5 and up ● Deep waterbobbing, rotary breathing, elementary backstroke, frontcrawl, back crawl, introduction to breaststroke andsidestroke.Level 5: Stroke Refinement ● Ages 5 and up ● Stride jump,flip turns, front/back crawl, sidestroke, butterfly, survivalfloating, and treading water.Guard Start ● Junior Lifeguard - Trains future lifeguards.Must be able to swim 25 yards, front crawl, tread waterand swim 10 feet underwater.Adult & Teens ● For beginners to advanced swimmers.Participants work at own level and speed.SWIM LESSON POLICIES● Classes will be canceled during electrical storms and whenit is considered necessary in the interest of health andsafety. Please call 939-3018 about pool closures.● Participants should come in swimsuits and ready to swimin order to avoid delays.● Classes will start promptly at scheduled times.● If children are unable to follow directions they will beasked to go to a time out. If behavior continues to be aproblem, the child will be dismissed from the class.● After completion of class, instructors will not beresponsible for students. If a parent is unable to pick upthe child on time, please make arrangements and instructthe child.● Make up days for canceled classes will be scheduled bythe instructor.● As a rule, only water participants are allowed in the pool.● All children are different and each one will progress at hisor her own rate. Learning to swim depends on your child'sphysical and mental maturity. Your child should not bepushed before they are ready. It could discourage his orher progress. This class should be a fun activity.POOL RULES● Swimmers must vacate the pool immediately based onemployees' weather decisions.● Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult.● Diving is not permitted except during supervised lessonsor swim team practices.● No glass or sharp objects are allowed.● Food is not permitted on the pool decks.● Running is not allowed on the deck area.● No cutoffs are to be worn in the pools.● There is no smoking in the pool area.● Lifeguards can give misbehaving children a break fromswimming and call parents.● All infants must either wear a swimsuit diaper or a "LittleSwimmers" under swimsuit.● Jumping backward and back flips are not allowedanywhere in either pool.● Horseplay and splashing are not allowed.● Floatation devices, balls & toys are allowed only in theshallow end of the family pool.Join the Swim Team!Hard work,Bring it on!Trained to win,Swim strong!GOGPractice in the lap pool Monday-Fridayfrom 3:30-5:30.Ages 5-18 are welcome. Pickup a flyer at the rec. center orsee Coach Marsha Treibold forinformation.New membersalways welcome.We swim year-round!!Join anytime!www.hbtsstingrays.orgBecome aSWIMMING INSTRUCTOR!WATER SAFETY(SWIMMING)INSTRUCTORSTARTS: MON. May 5:5 p.m. – 9 p.m.ENDS: SUN.. MAY 18:6 p.m.Mon. Wed. & Fri.: 5 p.m. -9 p.m.May 5, 7, 9,12, 14, 16Sat.: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.May 10 and 17:Sun.: noon – 6 p.m.May 18For ages 17 and up.Participants must have theirRed Cross “FIT”Certificationand be able to swim all the strokes.Cost includes books:$165.00CPR FOR THEPROFESSIONALRESCUER REVIEWSaturday: May 39:00 am – 1:30 pmCost: $40.00BOOK NOT INCLUDEDCLASSES TO BE HELD AT HOLLEY BY THE SEA RECREATION CENTER POOLGW W W . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R G

PAGE 10 MAY 2008Return of the HBTS....AnnualThis fabulous event will take placeat the rec center on Saturday, May 17th,from 5:00-9:00pm. Entertainment willbe provided by theNorthwest Florida O'Hana Hula Dancersand catered by theAloha Grill.Menu: Teriyaki Steak,Pineapple Chicken, KaluaPork, Salad, Rice, Vegetablesand Dessert. Tea, Coffee and soft drinkswill be served, anything else is BYOB.The cost is$20.00 per personand children as young as10 years old may attendwith their parents.We must have aminimum of 50 people,so please sign up as soon aspossible. The last date forsign up is May 10th.Attention all Car EnthusiastsInterested in having a Friday or Saturday evening"cruize-in" at Holley by the Sea on a regular basis?An informal get together for car enthusiasts of all kindsto hang out and show off your pride and joy?What a great way to meet and get to know your HBTSneighbors that share a common interest!If interested, contactMike at 939-6521.JOIN THE FUN!!2008 BINGO SCHEDULE ADULTS ONLYWEDNESDAYS - 6:45 pm / Early Bird - 6:15 pmJANUARY 2 & 16JULY 2 & 16FEBRUARY 6 & 20AUGUST 6 & 20ANNA’S BEAUTY SALONAna Willis“Owner - Stylist”For all of your HAIR and NAIL needs,come to see us at Harvest Village.(850) 939-80827552 Navarre ParkwaySuite 27 ● Navarre, FL 32566MARCH 5 & 19APRIL 2 & 16MAY 7 & 21JUNE 4 & 18SEPTEMBER 3 & 17OCTOBER 1 & 15NOVEMBER 5 & 19DECEMBER 3 & 17Crystal Shores Realty, Inc.“For ALL your Real Estate needs from Destin to Pensacola and in Between.”Crystal Shores Realty2313 Hwy. 87-Navarre, Floridatel (850) 939-3837fax (850) 939-6477toll free (888) 880-3837crystalshores1@mchsi.comThe next Great Games NighttimeSaturday, MAY 17, 2008, 5:30 p.m.in the HBTS Recreation Center.will be held● PLAY YOUR GAME OF CHOICE - we have cards (for Poker,Bridge, Pinochle, etc.), Chips, Dominos.● Please bring appetizer or 'munchies' to share and your ownbeverages. Information: 936-9542 or 939-7698.W W W . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R G

MAY 2008 PAGE 11Entrances & SignsDeadline for advertising in theJUNE 2008 ISSUEis Thursday, MAY 15Residential and CommercialCell:(850)384-7607www.denrem.comdenrem@denrem.com(850) 916-1344Gulf BreezeMaintenance ServiceHome or Business ● General Repairs ● ElectricPlumbing ● Painting ● Decks35 Years ExperienceThe Coral Street entrance has been finished.LICENSED ● INSUREDSENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTLicensedInsured Day Care Mid-Day Visits Walking Many ExtrasServingGulf Breeze, Midway,Navarre, HolleySara Zehr850-393-7311zehrs@bellsouth.netThe reader board has returned.Community CommentTry aCommunity CommentCommunity Comments allows property owners topresent their views to the community and theassociation through the Holley by the Sea News.They should be less than 300 words on any topic directly affectingHolley by the Sea. Constructive criticism is encouraged. Personalattacks are not allowed. Comments should include the writer’sname, address or lot/block number and telephone number forverification. Only the writer’s name will be printed.Letters may be mailed or carried to the recreation center oremailed to news@holleybythesea.org. Telephone comments arenot allowed.W W W . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R G

PAGE 12 MAY 2008AerobicsTWO GREAT RESTAURANTSPUBLIC WELCOME!Two Great Chefs • Two Great Menus • Full Liquor BarsHOLLEY BY THE SEAAEROBICS CLASSESAre you looking for agreat time whileworking out? Holleyby the Sea RecreationCenter has a class foryou. There are lowimpact water aerobicsclasses five days a week,high intensity comboclasses Monday,Wednesday, and Friday,also weight classesTuesday and Thursday.Class times for thewater aerobics areas follows: Monday,Wednesday and Fridaystart at 9:30 a.m., alsoon Tuesday andThursday at 5:30 p.m.The high intensity comboclasses start at 8:30 a.m.There are twoopportunities on Tuesdayand Thursday to take theweight classes in themorning at 8:30 a.m. andin the evening at 6:15p.m. Please feel free tocome and check out theclasses of your choiceand have fun getting inshape. For moreinformation pleasecontact the Rec Center.FYI: StartingJune 2 therewill be achange in the start timefor the morning aerobics.They will begin at 8:30a.m. for the summermonths so we cancomplete the classesbefore the day gets toohot.Club at Hidden Creekwww.hiddengolf.comChef Keith HoffertSteaks, Italian and MoreHOURS OF OPERATIONLunch Daily11am-4pmDinner Weds-Sat 5pm-9pmHOUSE HAPPENINGSHappy Hour Every Evening 4pm-6pmWeds Evening – Italian BuffetA La Carte Breakfast Sunday MorningsPLAN YOUR NEXTSPECIAL EVENTWITH USAt Hidden CreekTuscan GrilleCall Betsy Soles850-939-4604At Tiger PointSunset GrilleCall Traysa Sprankles850-932-1330Members of theEmerald CoastGolf TrailTiger Point Golf Clubwww.tigerpointclub.comChef Karen HatchellSeafood, Salads and MoreHOURS OF OPERATIONLunch Daily11am-4pmDinner Thus-Sat 5pm-9pmHOUSE HAPPENINGSMonday Evening GUITAR HEROThurs Evening – Prime Rib NightSunday Brunch 10:30am-3pmGreg PapajohnCell: 712-0187Fax: 932-8794Call now forYOUR FREEESTIMATE.PropertyProperty AppraisalsLicensed and InsuredState Certified ResidentialRD5986Turnyour honey dointo honey it’sdone!Dennis Keating● Insured & Licensed inSanta Rosa County● 13 Year HBTS Resident● USN Seabee RetiredHandyman Service LLC850.939.5780cell:850.936.2051Office ManagerMilton Jonathan Greg David MichaelW W W . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R G

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PAGE 14 MAY 2008Youth Dept.BEFORE SCHOOL (Lic. # C01SR0045) is ourmorning program. Parents drop off thechildren in the morning and buses usuallycome once around 7:50 a.m. and againaround 8:10 a.m. There are two buses thatrun through Holley by the Sea. They bothshuttle to the primary and intermediateschools. Before school is a licensed program.Our Youth Department is currently able toprovide care for 23 children. If the programis at max, please feel free to add your nameon our waiting list. You may do so by callingus at (850) 939-3018 x6, or you are morethan welcome to pay us a visit. Please keepin mind that parents do move or findalternate care so please don't give up. Signup anyway. The earliest drop off is at 6:30a.m. Parents, please be advised to drop yourchildren off before 7:45 a.m. If you are inneed of more information about this programplease ask for a parent handbook in theyouth department.Hours of operation:Drop off…………………....……….6:30 a.m.Bus Pick up………..7:50 a.m. / 8:10 a.m.FUN FACTORY is our program which allowsthe Holley by the Sea members to work outwhile professionals watch your children. Theprogram is broken down in one-hour sessionsat $2 per session. You may sign up for asmany sessions as you want when you call toreserve each morning. There is a maximumof three sessions per day. Parents maypurchase a Fun Factory Pass, which allowsyou to bypass paying at the front desk daily.Each pass holds up to 12 days and the costis $24. Please ask front desk for further info.Hours of Operation:Monday, Wednesday, Friday● Session 1 8 a.m. - 9 a.m.● Session 2 9 a.m. - 10 a.m.● Session 3 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday● Session 1 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.● Session 2 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.● Session 3 10:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m.AFTER SCHOOL (Lic. # C01SR0045)Our after school program is a fun-filledprogram that is provided for school agechildren. We only provide care forkindergarten through fifth grade. In thisprogram, we do a one hour session ofstudying and up to 20 minutes of reading.Afterwards, we play games, outside activities,and watch movies. We also swim everyFriday so parents, please be sure to providea swim suit and towel for your child.After School is a licensed program in which ourYouth Department is currently able to providecare for 23 children.If the program is at max, please feel free toadd your name on our waiting list. You mayChristi Christensen- Youth Director939-3018 x6hbtsyouth@bellsouth.netdo so by calling us at (850) 939-3018 x6, oryou are more than welcome to pay us a visit.After school hours are from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.Hours of Operation:Bus Drop off:............... 3 p.m. / 3:30 p.m.Closed:............................................ 6 p.m.PARENT'S NIGHT OUT: (Lic. # C01SR0045)This is part of our licensed program coveredby the Florida Department of Children andFamilies. We provide this service once permonth. We provide pizza for supper andsnacks with a movie. We do swim everyParent's Night Out. Please make sure yourchild brings swimwear and a towel. Most ofour children who attend regularly move in onthis night. You can bring pillows, blankets,sleeping bags and a stuffed animal if youwish. The only thing that limits what youbring is that you will carry it out at the endof the night. We have a great time with thekids…don't forget to sign up.Parent's Night Out Rules for usage:1. Cost is $20 - members only2. Your child is eligible for attending PNO if they areattending a school in Santa Rosa County.3. Children can bring: swim wear and towel, pajamas,blanket, pillow, own food (only if they have allergies).We do swim every time unless the pool is closed. Pleasebe prepared.4. Drop off no earlier than 6 p.m. Pick up no later than 11 p.m.5. No credits are given for Parent's Night Out unlessthere is a cancelation on our part.6. Reservations will not be taken until payment has beencollected.7. There is no waiting list. This is a first come first serve basis.8. You must register your child prior to attending. This isa licensed program through the State of Florida.9. There must be a minimum of 15 for signup or theevent will be canceled. Maximum for signup is 23. Signupends the Wednesday prior to the event. You will benotified by close of business on Thursday prior to theevent if there is a cancellation.10. Any questions may be directed to Christi ChristensenYouth Director, 939-3018 x6.11. Future dates: May 30, June 2712. Mark your calendars for the last Friday of the month.CURRENT EVENTSMay 26th - No School (Memorial Day)Hello...from the Youth Department● Summer is just around the corner. It isgoing to be here before we know it. TheYouth Department is taking a fresh look atSummer Camp. We have the enrollmentsheets ready for disbursement. When youretrieve your enrollment form, please taketime to leave your name, phone number andan e-mail address. I will be sending e-mailwith updated information and newsbulletins.Summer Camp enrollment has begun andwill continue through the summer. Pleasemake sure to pay your $20 registration fee atthe time of registration. Parent handbooksare issued at this time. The first week's feeof summer camp will be due no later thanJune 6, 2008.Mark your calendars…summer campstarts June 9, 2008.● We are now taking applications forsummer camp counselors, please fill outapplications at the front desk.● Below I have given you a sample scheduleof what our day will be like. Differentactivities are offered in each area andactivities will vary each day. We willcentralize our activities around themeweeks.● We will have our Parent Orientation NightMay 16, 2008 at 6:30 p.m., to answerquestions or you may call us at anytime at850-939-3018 x6.● May 23, 2008 at 6:30 p.m. will be theParent/CIT Meeting. This is a mandatorymeeting for parents wishing their children toattend summer camp as CITs.● At this time, I would like to welcomeTabitha to the youth department. She is nowworking on her 40-hour course for DCF andhas proven to be a true asset to the program.Summer Camp '08 Basic ScheduleGroup A 5 - 6 yrs old Group B 7 - 9 yrs old Group C 10 - 12 yrs old7 – 8:00 a.m. Drop off/Morning Wake Up Drop off/Morning Wake Up Drop off/Morning Wake Up8 - 9:45 a.m. Aerobic Activity Aerobic Activity Aerobic Activity10 - 11:45 a.m. Swim Swim Swim12 - 12:45 p.m. Lunch Lunch Lunch1 - 2:45 p.m. Outside Activity Inside Activity Outside Activity3 - 4:45 p.m. Inside Activity Outside Activity Inside Activity5 – 6:00 p.m. Closing Closing Closing2 Counselors 2 Counselors 2 CounselorsW W W . H O L L E Y B Y T H E S E A . O R G

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