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A PUBLICATION OF THE
VICTORIA PARK COMMUNITY COUNCIL
SUMMER 2015
INSIDE SCOOP
Victoria Park
Community Association
1475 E. Taylor Rd. Suite A
DeLand, FL 32724
1001 Garden Club Drive
DeLand, FL 32724
www.myvictoriapark.com
Phone
Community Management - 386-738-2112
Victoria Gardens Clubhouse - 386-785-2700
Victoria Hills Golf Club - 386-738-6000
Mulligan’s Tavern & Grille - 386-738-6000
Victoria Trails Amenity Center - 386-279-7700
Evergreen Lifestyles Management - 1-877-221-6919
Email
[email protected]
Hours of Operation
Wildlife in Victoria Park.............................................................................3
Meet Your Neighbors: Don & Tina Kracke...............................................3
Resident Spotlight: Howard Jeffries and Rudy Treml.............................4
Cresswind at Victoria Gardens Scrapbook...............................................5
Cresswind at Victoria Gardens Summer/Fall Calendar of Events..........6
VHWGA Wins 2015 Volusia Interclub Play..............................................6
Red, White & Blue Celebration: Fun for All.............................................7
Fourth of July Celebration at the Gardens...............................................7
Victoria Park Scrapbook.............................................................................8
Victoria Park Summer/Fall Calendar of Events.......................................9
Going Vintage: You’re Invited....................................................................9
Victoria Commons Pool Renovated............................................................9
Kurt Collis Tennis Academy.....................................................................10
Mulligan’s Tavern & Grille.......................................................................10
Victoria Hills Golf Academy!....................................................................10
Monday to Friday - 9:00am-5:00pm
Closed 12:30pm-1:30pm for lunch
Got News?
Evergreen Lifestyles Management Staff
Community Management Office
Tracy Carter, LCAM, CMCA, AMS, Community Manager
Jeff Lucas, Assistant Community Manager
Kelly Latham, Covenants Coordinator
Maureen Philips, Administrative Coordinator
Dave Benson, Operations Manager
Heather Baker, Lifestyle Director
Justine Flowers, Lifestyle Assistant
Aracelis “Celi” Rosario, Customer Service/
Architectural Review Coordinator
Steve Ingram, Maintenance
Richard Goodwin, Irrigation Technician
Rich Cleary, Irrigation Technician
Jeff McKean, Irrigation Technician
Victoria Gardens Clubhouse
Brad Verman, Club Manager
Eva Nicol, Lifestyle Director
Evelyn Rosa, Resident Services
Renee McManus, Food and Beverage Manager
Dale Peterson, Maintenance
Joe Rintharamy, Maintenance
Daniel Young, Maintenance
Victoria Hills Golf Club
Matt Payne, Club Operations Director
Lisa Crawford, Executive Chef
Jimmy Lawrence, Superintendent
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[email protected] along with a picture and all efforts will
be made to publish your news in an upcoming edition of the Picket
Fence.
The Picket Fence Newsletter is a quarterly magazine authorized
by the Victoria Park Community Council Inc. and published by
The West Volusia Beacon. This publication is for informational
purposes only. The VPCC, Inc. and The West Volusia Beacon do not
guarantee, endorse or promote any type of the products or services
advertised herein and assumes no responsibility or liability for the
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The Picket Fence was designed and printed by The West Volusia
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please contact The Beacon advertising department at 386-734-4622
or email [email protected].
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Wildlife in Victoria Park
ith the arrival of seasonal rains, one group of animals resumes activity under the cover of darkness, but with such a cacophony of sound that
it’s impossible not to notice. Our tree frogs enter the ponds and wetlands for their annual breeding rituals, with some species traveling from the
forests where they spent the cooler, drier season in the trees and leaf litter. Each species has a unique call to attract females in the water, and just
by listening to these voices of the night, we humans can identify the singers by name.
Victoria Park is home to 6 native species in the tree frog family, plus one alien, the huge Cuban
Tree Frog, that wreaks havoc on those native species — it’s big enough to eat them! Two other
natives, the Spring Peeper and Southern Chorus Frog, are in Volusia County but not here in
Victoria Park. The one species with which most of us are familiar is the Squirrel Tree Frog, a small
frog that’s usually bright green but can turn brownish or olive. This is the tree frog that clings to
outside walls of homes, behind shutters, or around outdoor lights waiting for insects. Its raspy
voice is reminiscent of the scolding of a squirrel or quacking of a duck.
Somewhat similar but larger, longer (about 2 inches) and with golden dots and a white stripe
along each side is the beautiful Green Tree Frog. Its calls are loud “quonks” rather similar to
distant cowbells. Our largest native tree frog at nearly 3 inches is the aptly named Barking Tree
Frog, which sounds like a beagle barking
in the night. This frog’s color varies from
green to tan to yellowish, with or without spots, but the skin’s texture is always strongly granular —
almost like that of a toad.
The strangest breeding call is that of the small, brown or gray Pine Woods Tree Frog, which
sounds like a series of “Morse code” dot-dash sounds coming from the water. Even smaller, at one
inch is the very common Cricket Frog, which sounds exactly like 2 marbles clicking together. Rather
than climb, this frog lives on water lily pads or along the water’s edge. Finally, our country’s tiniest
frog — only ½ inch — is the Little Grass Frog. Its high-pitched tinkling voice is beyond the range
of hearing for many humans, and the frog is almost impossible to see as it clings to vertical blades
of aquatic grasses.
Venture outside to a pond or wetland with a flashlight on some warm, drizzly evenings and treat
yourself to one of nature’s most wonderful choruses. — Article and photos by John Serrao
RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT
M
We Do Things Differently in Florida
ost people when asked what they think of Florida will often reply that it’s a place in the subtropics where northerners go to get away from the
cold winters (due to its “Chamber of Commerce weather”), where living is more laid back, and a
“Gardener’s Paradise” with lots of blooming plants year round. In reality, many of these beliefs
are only partially true. I’m sure you’ve all heard the expression: “In Florida we do things differently here.”
How true that is, especially after you’ve lived here awhile. Yet many who come down here to live, try to
maintain their landscapes like they did up north, which is not entirely possible. We have different soil
issues, we grow different kinds of plants, (including our lawns), we have more pest issues to deal with than
anywhere else, and our environment, weather, and seasons are also different.
To be successful with your landscaping efforts, you are encouraged to seek helpful advice from the
Volusia County Agriculture Center, (386-822-5778), which is located at the Volusia County Fairgrounds. Also
check out solutionsforyourlife.com website for additional help, including 4,000+ free bulletins.
Howard Jeffries, Victoria Gardens resident and Master Gardener with Volusia County, conducts
complimentary gardening lectures at DeBary Hall and the Deltona Regional Library. Howard is the retired
Parks Manager for both the City of Sanford and City of Leesburg, FL. He and his wife Tina moved to Victoria
Gardens almost 3 months ago and are enjoying retirement. Lifestyle will be showcasing Howard’s articles
Howard Jeffries
periodically in the weekly newsletter. For a schedule of classes visit www.volusia.org.
— Submitted by Howard Jeffries and Heather Baker
Victoria Hills Resident to Give Presentation
About Apollo Missions in September
R
udy Treml, resident of Victoria Hills and former Army Captain, retired from Chevron/Texaco in 2002. He received a BS in Chemistry from Norwich
University and a 3 year National Science Foundation Fellowship to study for his Doctors degree at URI while teaching Business Statistic. Judy, his
wife, graduated from Lamar University. They met at NASA during the Apollo missions wherein they both
worked in the Lunar Receiving Laboratory.
Currently, Rudy is a Director in the National FairTax movement and Judy serves in the DeLand Women’s Garden
Club. Both are Chapter officers in the Chevron Retirees Association, members of the Victoria Hills Golf Club and
the American Legion Post 6.
Each February, Rudy plays the role of
George Washington at the Eustis GeorgeFest
wearing his colonial outfit made by Judy. He
also has been a guest speaker at area schools
on the Apollo 11 mission and the FairTax. While working at NASA, he received the
moon rock boxes from Neil Armstrong, was
one of the first scientists to see the moon
rocks on July 26, 1969, and handled the
sample moon rock shown to the world. In
2014, Rudy was recognized by Norwich
University as a graduate Aeronautics Pioneer
for his work at NASA. Rudy will present on the
Lunar Receiving Laboratory and the Apollo
Judy and Rudy Treml
Missions on Monday, September 21 at 6 pm in
the Victoria Trails Amenity Center. We invite all
residents to join Lifestyle for this very informative presentation. For more information,
Rudy displays a moon rock while working at NASA.
and to make a reservation, please phone 386-279-7700.
— Submitted by Rudy Treml and Heather Baker
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Summer 2015
S C R A P B O OK
Victory Casino Cruise -
Maifest - May 8th
May 26th
Ladies Wine & Craft Night - June 16th
Happy Hour - May 29th
Sock Hop - June 13th
Memorial Day - May 25th
Wine Social - April 20th
Summer 2015
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Summer/Fall
Calendar of Events
AUGUST
1 80s dance party
4 National Night Out Social
18 Ladies Night Wine & Craft
SEPTEMBER
7 Labor Day Luau
19 Cruise In
25 Wine Social featuring
Canvas & Cabernet
29 Activity Fair
OCTOBER
9Oktoberfest
17 Nostalgia Show Featuring
Randy Riggle
30 Halloween Haunted House
& Dinner
Calendar is subject to change. Please contact
Resident Services for further details — 386-785-2700
VHWGA Wins 2015 Volusia Interclub Play
T
he Victoria Hills Women’s Golf Association is winner of the 2015 Volusia Interclub Play (VIP). The organization promotes competitive golf among
the participating ladies’ 18 hole golf associations in Volusia County. Other participating clubs include: LPGAI, Pelican Bay, Cypress Head, Plantation
Bay, Spruce Creek, Sugar Mill, Hidden Lakes and Executive Women’s Golf Assoc. - Daytona Chapter. Pictured back row, left to right: Barbara Crockett
(Victoria Hills), Dee Pounds, Beth Britton, Lois Johnson, Cheryl Lankford, Dianne Showers, Karin Ashe, Ann Wolfe, Pat McMahan, Mary Kennedy, Vickie Dolan,
Linda Barlow-Verman (VH), Marina Laserna (VH), Rayma Cochran, Annette Bianco, Georgi Schafer and Nancy Rummell (Victoria Gardens). Second row
left to right: Martha Sylvester, Elaine Pryor (VH), Sharon Randau (VH), Betty Schrader, Paula Kelton (VH), Carol Taylor, Doris Ford (VG), Carol Witherspoon
(VH), Priscilla Rogers (VG), Ann Marie Diver, Belinda Symmes (VH), Sheree Frazier (VH) and Margie Miles (VG). Third row left to right: Linda Herberth (VH),
Marguerite Stanton (VG), Joan Larsen (VG), Joanne Ferris (VH), Linda King (VH), Pat Sullivan (VG), June Seltman (VG), Judy Treml (VH), Una Snodgrass (VG)
and Penny Huster (VH). — Submitted by Margie Miles; Photo by Penny Huster.
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Red, White & Blue Celebration: Fun for All
O
n June 27 Victoria Park Lifestyle celebrated Independence day
with their annual Red, White & Blue celebration. Residents were
treated to free snow cones, carnival games, a blow-up corn
maze, cow milking, Longhorn lassoing, scarecrow stuffing, face painting,
glitter tattoos and giant inflatable water slides. The Kiwanis Club of DeLand
cooked up hot dogs and served refreshments while the resident owners of
D’atsa Nice Italian Ice kept event goers refreshed! The band, and crowd
pleaser, Orange Avenue had residents clapping along and dancing on the
Trails’ play field. Fourth of July Celebration at the Gardens
O
ur residents
enjoyed
a full bbq
dinner including steak
& shrimp, Kielbasa,
Honey spice chicken
quarters and pork
tenderloin. DJ Dennis
hosted a fun dance
party along with
games and activities.
Summer 2015
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S C R A P B O OK
Blue Heron River Tour - June 17th
Going Vintage Wine & Jazz Social -
Wine & Jazz Social - April 24th
April 24th
Capone’s Dinner Theater - May 29th
Cinco de Mayo Celebration -
May 5th
Earth Day Craft - April 22nd
Mother’s Day Craft - May 7th
Egg Decorating - April 2nd
Volusia Paint Party - May 4th
Father’s Day Craft - June
Community Yard Sale -
Glass Painting - May 28th
May 2nd
20th
Sundae Sunday-
Relay for Life Fashion Show - April 8th
Victoria Commons
Residents - April 26th
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Summer 2015
Spring/Summer Calendar of Events
AUGUST
5 Sanford Zoo to You
11 New Resident Mix N Mingle
15 Going Vintage Sock Hop
13 Kids in the Kitchen
16 Footloose at Athens Theater
19 Create a Craft Night
29 Back to School Bash
SEPTEMBER
11 Resident Appreciation Night
17 Seminole Hard Rock Casino
21 Apollo Mission Presentation
23 Ladies’ Night - Mulligan’s
26 Totally 80’s Prom at Mulligan’s
OCTOBER
2 Sleuths Mystery
Dinner Show
3Zumbathon
9 T(w)een Trip
16 Movie Night
24 Boo Bash
30 Going Vintage Boo Ball
Going Vintage:
You’re Invited
Newly Updated
Victoria Commons Pool
V
ictoria Park Community Council committee
dedicated to forming monthly socials and
gatherings for the neighbors in the community. Theme parties, socials, day trips and more!
August 15 – Sock Hop – Mulligan’s Tavern & Grille
September 26 – Totally 80’s Prom
October 30 – Boo Ball – Victoria Trail’s Amenity Center
November 21 – Casino Night – Mulligan’s Tavern & Grille
December 4 – Mulligan’s Martini Mixer
For more information on the Going Vintage events,
or to be on the planning committee, please contact
Heather Baker: [email protected] or 386279-7700. Out with the Old and in with the New ... New Look that is! We have recently
freshened up the look of the Commons Pool facility by replacing the deteriorated
wood on the trellises and repainting them, refinishing the pool chairs and lounges,
purchasing new tables and umbrellas, removing the railing on the tile wall and
near the beach entry area, acid-washing the plaster, replacing the main and floor
drain covers, repairing and repainting the tile wall, resurfacing the beach entry
area, replacing the old tile with a new color scheme and repainting the tree water
features. Future updates include repainting the building and replacing some of
the fitness equipment. We hope that you and your family will enjoy the Commons
Pool amenity this summer! — Submitted by Community Manager Tracy Carter
Mulligan’s Tavern & Grille
At Victoria Hills Golf Club
Hours of Operation
Lunch Monday thru Sunday 11am till 3pm
Dinner Thursday thru Friday 5pm till 9pm
Sunday Brunch 10am till 2 pm
Pasta Nights — first and third Tuesdays
$12 Dinner Night — every Thursday
Prime Rib Night — last Friday of the month
Friday Night Dinners — Open until 11pm;
Tavern menu from 9pm to 11pm
Happy Hour: Sunday-Wednesday 3pm-Close
and Thursday-Friday 3pm-7pm
Call 386-626-1570 for reservations
Visit our online calendar at
http://www.victoriahillsgolf.com/calendar.html
for our schedule of live entertainment and events
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VICTORIA HILLS
GOLF ACADEMY!
Kerry Bower-Herr, Director of Instruction
Victoria Hills Golf Club
300 Spalding Way, DeLand, FL 32724
Cell (407) 342-4573 • [email protected]
For Full Descriptions and Pricing, Call Kerry Bower-Herr
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Ages 7-12 - 4-day camp - $110
10am-noon July 20-23 • 9-11am Aug. 3-6
Little Linksters (Ages 4-6) - 2-day camp - $30
8-9am July 20-21
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VHGC Member & VP Resident reduced rates
GOLF FITNESS
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JR PGA SPORTS ACADEMY
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Level 1 - 9am-10am; Level 2 - 10:30am-11:30am
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