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| EMERGENCIES |
ROAD SAFETY |
Health Emergency
First, CALL 911. Please remember that many residents here are trained in CPR and in the use of a defibrillator and a community first responder can probably reach your home before the ambulance arrives.
Please call the Security Gate on 543- 4202 and they wlll immediately dispatch a first responder and equipment to assist. |
Community Speed Limit
Speeding is on the rise. The speed limit is 15 MPH and STOP means to come
to a stop when coming to a stop sign. |
Golf Carts
Please remember that children aged under 16 may not drive golf carts. And when taking your golf cart
to the Sweetbay shopping area, golf carts are to be parked in a parking space in the parking lot
and not on the sidewalk. If golf carts are not parked properly, we could lose the permission we
received from the Sheriff’s Department allowing golf carts to be driven down to the Sweetbay
Shopping area. |
211 - 24 hour Information and Referral Service
Use this dialing code for free access to health and social services information and referral. Visit this website for more information. |
Motorcycles
Motorcycles are not permitted in the park except for transportation from one's home directly
out of the park and directly into the park to one's home. In other words, motorcycles are not
to be driven around the park. Those of you who have motorcycles, please be aware of the rule
and abide by it. Thanks.
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Weather Emergency
ALL HAZARDS GUIDE - Lee County produces a comprehensive guide on how to prepare for weather emergencies in the event of a hurricane, wildfire or tornado. You can download a copy of the guide here. |
What is Recyclable?
GLASS (Clear, Brown or Green - Rinse & remove lids before placing in Recycling Containers)
- Glass Jars and Bottles
- Pop Bottles
- Liquor Bottles
- Jelly Jars
- Mayo Jars
PLASTIC BOTTLES (lOOK ON THE BOTTOM FOR A NUMBER - 1 THROUGH 7 - IN A TRIANGLE OF ARROWS)
- Milk Jugs
- Soda Bottles
- Water Jugs - any size
- Detergent Bottles
- Some Shampoo Bottles
ALUMINIUM CANS
- Please remove and save pull tags (give to Connie King for Ronald McDonald Homes).
- Aluminum cans make money for our Social Alliance. Please take them to the dumpster located at the end of the Clubhouse western parking area.
TIN/STEEL CANS
- Fruit, Soup, Juice, Tuna, Vegetable and Pet Food Cans
ALL PARTS OF NEWSPAPER, WHITE PAPER, MAGAZINES AND CATALOGS
- Recycled this paper makes money for our Social Alliance. Please take them to the allocated dumpster located at the end of the Clubhouse western parking area.
BROWN GROCERY BAGS/TELEPHONE BOOKS/CARDBOARD
- Set next to your personal recycling bin. Break up cardboard.
MAGAZINES, TAPES AND BOOKS
- Pass to Judy Wilmouth, Lot 448. (Remove address labels). For distribution to local hospitals & VA.
USED PLAYING CARDS
- Pass to Russ Greene for donation to schools
Do Not Recycle:
- Medicine Bottles, Cookware (pyrex, corning), Windows or Mirrors, Drinking Glasses/Dishes
- Buckets and pails
- Butter/Whipped Topping Tubs
- Motor Oil/Antifreeze Containers
- Pool Chemical bottles
- Household Chemical Containers
- Flower Pots
- Polystyrene Trays/Egg Cartons
- Plastic Bags
- Lawn Furniture
- License Plates
- Pots/Pans
- Tools/Cooking Utensils
- Alumnium Screens & Frames
- Car Parts
- Colored or White Paper Bags
- Office/Computer Paper
- Magazines
- Junk Mail
Watering Restrictions
APPROVED WATERING DAYS:
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Odd numbered addresses (1,3,5,7,9,) - Wednesdays and/or Saturdays
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Even numbered addresses (0,2,4,6,8) or no address - Thursday and/or Sundays
APPROVED WATERING TIMES:
NO WATERING IS ALLOWED:
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Between 8 a.m. to midnight OR
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Mondays, Tuesdays, or Fridays
FULL AND PARTIAL EXEMPTIONS:
Full exemptions to this ordinance are agriculture, athletic playing fields, golf courses, and low-volume hand watering*. Full exemptions are also given in the event of the planting of new landscape or sod. Watering is allowed until established or up to sixty (60) days.
Partial exemptions include reuse/reclaimed customers and the use of low volume irrigation systems**. The partial exemption allows watering seven (7) days a week, but does not allow watering from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
* Low-volume hand watering - This means that you are allowed to hand water with a hose, but it must have an automatic shut-off nozzle on the end. At no time will an open hose be allowed to flow freely unattended, wasting water
Trash Collection
Recycled and Yard waste pick-up: Tuesdays (See "Recycling" tab for guidance)
Yard Waste must be containerized or securely
tied in bundles no longer than six ft. and weigh no
more than 50 lb each.
Regular trash: Thursdays
No limit on the number of
cans, or bags but weight must be under 50 lbs each. Cans should be 40 gal. or less with handles & animal
proof covers. Auto tires can be placed next to cans.
On collection day, items should be put out, within
six ft. of curb, by 6:30 a.m.
Per county ordinance, the empty cans should be
removed in a timely manner. DO NOT put refuse
out more than 24 hrs. before pick up day.
Collection on Holidays: May be pushed to the
next day. Check your local paper, The News Press.
Large & Bulky Items : If you have large
appliances you must contact Waste Pro at
337-0800 to arrange for a special pick-up at no
extra charge.
DO NOT put these items out until the appointed
time. Place objects away from trees, telephone poles,
vehicles, overhead wires, and mailboxes so items
can be safely removed.
Waste is collected by:
Waste Pro,
13110 Rickenbacker Pkwy Fort Myers, FL 33913
Tel: (239) 337-0800
The next general Shareholders' Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 2 at 2 pm. Venue: Old Bridge Village Clubhouse.
Annual Meeting and Election of Directors: March 4 at 2 pm. Venue: Old Bridge Village Clubhouse
Shareholders are now able to receive minutes of meetings by email. To request this service, please contact the Secretary of the Board.
You can now use this website to:
- RENEW YOUR SOCIAL ALLIANCE MEMBERSHIP
- RENEW YOUR OBV BUGLE DELIVERY DATES
- sell an article
- announce a yard sale
- volunteer
- borrow tables and chairs
- book the clubhouse for an event
- comment on the website
INSTRUCTIONS
First, complete the form.
TO SEND YOUR FORM: If you use email software such as Outlook or Outlook Express, just press the SUBMIT BUTTON. An email will open and you will see that it
is already addressed to the "webmaster". Aattached to the email is a copy of the form you have completed. Add a picture if appropriate,
then press "send".
If you use Hotmail, Yahoo, Google etc., IF YOU USE HOTMAIL, GMAIL, YAHOO, AOL OR OTHER INTERNET MAIL SERVICES, THIS PROCESS WILL NOT WORK. PLEASE JUST SEND AN EMAIL WITH YOUR FULL DETAILS AND ATTACHED PHOTO, IF APPLICABLE, TO: OBVWEBMASTER@GMAIL.COM
ARTICLES FOR SALE
Have you got an item you'd like to sell?
Now, in addition to the Clubhouse Notice Board, this website offers another opportunity - FREE OF CHARGE - to advertise your items for sale (excluding homes!) to other residents.
You can advertise one or more items, as long as the value of each item exceeds $50.00.
Just use this handy form (one per item).
If you have a photo of the item for sale, please attach it to the same email. Please allow 24 hours for the item to be posted. At that time, you'll be able to see your item posted when you return to this page, so why not add it to your favorites?
YARD SALE
Announce your yard sale. Complete this form and submit by the 15th of the preceding month. (eg April 15th for May yard sale).
BORROW TABLES AND CHAIRS
BORROW TABLES AND CHAIRS FOR YOUR PRIVATE EVENT. The Social Alliance has a stock of 9 tables and 49 chairs which residents may borrow if available but please give 4 weeks' notice, whenever possible. Use this form to make your booking.
CLUBHOUSE BOOKING
The use of the Clubhouse or White House must be agreed by the Clubhouse Manager, Jerry Dale. Requests may be submitted using this form.
Residents using the clubhouse must remove their
trash and place it in the dumpster located at the end
of the parking lot.
The dumpster use is for the clubhouse ONLY.
This dumpster is chained and locked to eliminate
unauthorized use.
Ads placed on the bulletin boards must be on a
3”x 5” card and must include date, name, address& phone number. Posting is for 30 days only.
FEEDBACK
Your feedback is important to us in shaping the contents and the future of this website. Please take a moment to complete our feedback form. You can open the form by double clicking on the red highlighted text.
VOLUNTEERS
Please use this form to indicate your interests.
Articles for Sale
(double click any item to see details) |
Yard Sales |
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If you want to sell an article ($50 or more), complete this online form and your item/s will be posted on this page. |
YARD SALES
Thursday Feb4 - Saturday Feb6
9 am - 3 pm
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Boats
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- 2007 Starcraft Pontoon Boat in excellent condition REDUCED IN PRICE
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- Lot 280 - 14710
Patrick Henry
- Lot 420, - 14715
Nantucket Road
- 655 Ben Franklin (Friday/Saturday only) click here for details of this sale
- 748 Lara Circle (Friday and Saturday 8am-5pm) Click here for details of this sale
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HOW TO ADVERTISE YOUR SALE
You can phone your details in (1) or advertise your sale online (2).
(1) BY PHONE: If you wish to hold a yard sale, please contact Ernie Piche by 10 am on the Tuesday before the sale. Leave a message with your name, phone no, lot no and street name where the sale will be held.
(2) ONLINE: Alternatively, you can complete a form online with the details. Using this form gives the advantage of adding information about sale items and feature articles.
PLEASE NOTE: An A-Frame, located adjacent to the Fitness Center, will show the Lot No and street name of every yard sale each month. You may also place a sign on the front lawn of the home having the sale. No other signs will be allowed.
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- 2004 Monterey 253 Explorer Boat in excellent condition
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| Household |
- 3500W Mobile Electric Generator
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- Klipsch Floor Standing Stereo Speakers
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- Wine Cooler - 18 bottle capacity
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- Full size mattress/ box spring
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- Mary Kay Cosmetics Gift Basket
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| Office Equipment |
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General
PROTECT YOUR PHONES FROM SALES CALLS - TEL. THE NATIONAL "DO NOT CALL NUMBER" (888) 382-1222 OR VIA WEBSITE |
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Volunteers
Old Bridge Village is strengthened by the commitment of its residents and the volunteer effort that enriches every activity in the community, from serving on the Board to serving coffee.
Many people wish to volunteer but don't know where to start. The intent of this section is to let residents know of new opportunities for getting involved.
Current opportunities are listed below. If you wish to help out, please either telephone the contact person or use this form to indicate your interests. |
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| Date |
Upcoming Event |
Volunteer activity |
Contact |
| Check calendar |
Potluck Dinners |
Hostesses and "table guys" |
Doris Angstadt |
| First Saturdays at Kaffee Klatch |
Pancake Breakfast |
Cooking, kitchen duties |
Dave Dague |
| Most Fridays |
Happy Hour |
Cooking and prep |
Jerry Dale |
| Summer |
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Shutters - help to put up |
Jerry Dale |
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What is Recyclable?
GLASS (Clear, Brown or Green - Rinse & remove lids before placing in Recycling Containers)
- Glass Jars and Bottles
- Pop Bottles
- Liquor Bottles
- Jelly Jars
- Mayo Jars
PLASTIC BOTTLES (lOOK ON THE BOTTOM FOR A NUMBER - 1 THROUGH 7 - IN A TRIANGLE OF ARROWS)
- Milk Jugs
- Soda Bottles
- Water Jugs - any size
- Detergent Bottles
- Some Shampoo Bottles
BROWN GROCERY BAGS/TELEPHONE BOOKS/CARDBOARD
- Set next to your personal recycling bin. Break up cardboard.
Old Bridge Recycling Program
- ALUMINIUM CANS
Please remove and save pull tags (give to Connie King for Ronald McDonald Homes).
- TIN/STEEL CANS
Fruit, Soup, Juice, Tuna, Vegetable and Pet Food Cans
- ALL PARTS OF NEWSPAPER, WHITE PAPER, MAGAZINES AND CATALOGS, WHITE PAPER, SHREDDED PAPER, ENVELOPES (REMOVE WINDOWS), FOOD/CEREAL/CRACKER/ICE CREAM BOXES (PLEASE RINSE). CORRUGATED SHIPPING BOXES (FLATTEN).
- Please all of these items to the allocated dumpster located at the end of the Clubhouse western parking area. To date, our recycling efforts have raised over $13,000.00.
MAGAZINES, TAPES AND BOOKS
- Pass to Judy Wilmouth, Lot 448. (Remove address labels). For distribution to local hospitals & VA.
USED PLAYING CARDS
- Pass to Russ Greene for donation to schools
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Do Not Recycle:
Check newspaper regularly for dump sites/instructions
- Medicine Bottles, Cookware (pyrex, corning), Windows or Mirrors, Drinking Glasses/Dishes
- Buckets and pails
- Butter/Whipped Topping Tubs
- Motor Oil/Antifreeze Containers
- Pool Chemical bottles
- Household Chemical Containers
- Flower Pots
- Polystyrene Trays/Egg Cartons
- Plastic Bags
- Lawn Furniture
- License Plates
- Pots/Pans
- Tools/Cooking Utensils
- Alumnium Screens & Frames
- Car Parts
- Colored or White Paper Bags
- Office/Computer Paper
- Magazines
- Junk Mail
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Annual Drinking Water Quality Report
for
Old Bridge Village Water System...read it... |
Trash Collection
Yard waste pick-up: Wednesdays
Yard Waste must be containerized or securely
tied in bundles no longer than six ft. and weigh no
more than 50 lb each.
Recycled (See "Recycling" tab for guidance): Wednesdays (as of October 2010)
Regular trash: Thursdays
No limit on the number of
cans, or bags but weight must be under 50 lbs each. Cans should be 40 gal. or less with handles & animal
proof covers. Auto tires can be placed next to cans.
On collection day, items should be put out, within
six ft. of curb, by 6:30 a.m.
Per county ordinance, the empty cans should be
removed in a timely manner. DO NOT put refuse
out more than 24 hrs. before pick up day.
Collection on Holidays: May be pushed to the
next day. Check your local paper, The News Press.
Large & Bulky Items : If you have large
appliances you must contact Waste Pro at
337-0800 to arrange for a special pick-up at no
extra charge.
DO NOT put these items out until the appointed
time. Place objects away from trees, telephone poles,
vehicles, overhead wires, and mailboxes so items
can be safely removed.
Waste is collected by:
Waste Pro,
13110 Rickenbacker Pkwy Fort Myers, FL 33913
Tel: (239) 337-0800
Hazardous and Chemical Waste
The Lee County Solid Waste Division has opened its permanent Household Chemical Waste Collection facility on 6441 Topaz Court (off Metro Pkwy)
View Larger Map
For a list of items accepted, please click here.
Residents may now dispose of household chemical waste between the hours of 8 am and 5 pm, Monday through Friday and every first Saturday of the month from 8 am to 12 Noon. The facility will be closed on holidays observed by Lee County. |
Watering Restrictions
APPROVED WATERING DAYS:
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Odd numberedaddresses (1,3,5,7,9,) - Wednesdays and/or Saturdays
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Even numbered addresses (0,2,4,6,8) or no address - Thursday and/or Sundays
APPROVED WATERING TIMES:
NO WATERING IS ALLOWED:
-
Between 8 a.m. to midnight OR
-
Mondays, Tuesdays, or Fridays
FULL AND PARTIAL EXEMPTIONS:
Full exemptions to this ordinance are agriculture, athletic playing fields, golf courses, and low-volume hand watering*. Full exemptions are also given in the event of the planting of new landscape or sod. Watering is allowed until established or up to sixty (60) days.
Partial exemptions include reuse/reclaimed customers and the use of low volume irrigation systems**. The partial exemption allows watering seven (7) days a week, but does not allow watering from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
* Low-volume hand watering - This means that you are allowed to hand water with a hose, but it must have an automatic shut-off nozzle on the end. At no time will an open hose be allowed to flow freely unattended, wasting water |
OBV Board of Directors
Meeting Schedule |
The OBV Co-op is run by a 9-person Board of Directors, supported by the Village Manager and administrative offices.
The Budget Review and General Shareholders' Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, February 7th, at 2 pm. Venue: Old Bridge Village Clubhouse.
OBV Board Workshop, Third Tuesday of every month. Next meeting: February 21, 1pm, Venue: White House.
MEET THE CANDIDATES: Friday, Feb 3, 2 pm in the Clubhouse
FOR BALLOTS AND PROXIES
THE OUTSIDE ENVELOPE - YOU MUST SIGN WHERE INDICATED AND INCLUDE YOUR LOT NUMBER, OTHERWISE YOUR BALLOT WILL BE VOID. ZOOM HERE TO SEE THE EXAMPLE.
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OBV Board of Directors
and Committees
2011/12 |
PRESIDENT: Gary Kurtz (239) 543-2133
kurtznfm@embarqmail.com
VICE PRESIDENT: Dave Dubuc (239) 599-8427 daved49@comcast.net
TREASURER: Hank Heise (239) 543-7714
hgheise@gmail.com
SECRETARY: Joan Farrelly (239)567-2078 Obvsec3@gmail.com
DIRECTOR: Dick Gray (239) 567-3251
outcstladyjayne@aol.com
DIRECTOR: Keith McPhail 443-655-0157
mcphail36@hotmail.com
DIRECTOR: Carol Nisbeth 239-599-8153 755obv@gmail.com
DIRECTOR: Kat Whittaker (239) 567-1146 lkatwhittaker@gmail.com
DIRECTOR: Alan Wight (239) 731-2469
awight@primus.ca
VILLAGE MGR: Jim Lattmann (239) 543-4000 obvinc@embarqmail.com
For a full list of board directors and contact details which you can print, click here
Click here for list of current Standing Committees and members.
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Shareholders are now able to receive notices and minutes of meetings by email.
To request this service, please contact the Secretary of the Board. |
OBV Home Owners' Association Meeting Schedule |
MISSION STATEMENT: The purpose of the 723 Old Bridge Village Homeowners Association, Inc. is to promote the general welfare and interests of Homeowners and maintain open communication within the community at large.
CALENDER OF 2011-2012 MEETINGS
Second Tuesday of the month:
- October 11,2011
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November 8, 2011
- December 13 2011
- January 10, 2012
- February 14, 2012
- March 13, 2012
- April 10, 2012
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| OBV HOA Board of Directors |
Jack Earnshaw President, (239) 567-0496 e-mail - maearnshaw@juno.com
Ken Burdge Vice President (239) 543-8508
Carol Bateson Secretary (239) 543-3337
e-mail - cebates9@yahoo.com
Chicki Dellisola Treasurer (239) 543-7285 e-mail - chickidell@embarqmail.com
If you are a home owner at Old Bridge Village, you are invited to join the Association by completing and return this form.
You may also wish to join the Federation of Manufactured Home Owners of Florida. Please use this additional form.
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Community |
Veterans |
Older Floridians Handbook...Laws and Programs Affecting Older Floridians: information about financial assistance, Health Care, Housing, Planning for the future; Referral Services. Download a copy....
Protect our community ... please keep watch over your and your neighbors' homes and report ANY suspicious activity to the office immediately.
Please keep especially alert for work being done on air conditioners - there have been several cases of theft of copper tubing from air conditioners.
PROTECT YOUR PHONES FROM SALES CALLS - TEL. THE NATIONAL "DO NOT CALL NUMBER" (888) 382-1222 OR VIA WEBSITE
CASE PARTNERSHIP - COMMUNITIES AGAINST SENIOR EXPLOITATION
"Older adults are more likely to be targeted for scams and fraud. The CASE Partnership gives older consumers the tools they need to empower and protect themselves." Mike Scott, Sheriff
CHECK OUT CURRENT FRAUD ALERTS AND TIPS, VISIT THE CASE WEBSITE
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WALL DECORATIONS
Guidelines for wall decorations in OBV Co-op buildings can be found here |
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MILITARY CARE PACKAGES |
AFGHANISTAN 2012 EVENTS
VALENTINES FOR THE TROOPS
All Old Bridgers are welcome to join the Crafty Ladies on Thursday, January 12 at 1 pm and make Valentines for the troops to send to their loved ones. Materials and instructions will be provided. Be sure to sign up. See the Crafty Ladies article in the January Bugle for more details.
Once the Valentines are completed, we will ship them off to Afghanistan with any other items and valentines you have purchased and donated.
Our final shipment to the troops for this season will probably be in March. More details to come.
Jan and Gene Boys – 731-6637
807 Adam Drive
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Back from Afghanistan -
A returning soldier's story |
FIRST LT. BRANDON LOPES-BACA
"Where we were in the mountains of Northern Afghanistan, it's nothing but a dust pit," First Lt. Brandon Lopes-Baca 1BCT 10TH Mountain Division explained Saturday morning on his visit to thank residents of Old Bridge Village. He came to thank them for gift packages they sent to his platoon. "The winds blew constantly and it was pretty cold. When the packages you sent us arrived from so far away, with toiletries, candy, deodorant, cologne, it was amazing... especially the deodorant. We really needed that, although we didn't have too much use for the cologne," he laughed.
FULL STORY AND MORE PIX....
You can also hear an extract from Lt Baca's talk to Old Bridge Residents..."It really means a lot to us..."
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Volunteers
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Old Bridge Village is strengthened by the commitment of its residents and the volunteer effort that enriches every activity in the community, from serving on the Board to serving coffee.
Many people wish to volunteer but don't know where to start. The intent of this section is to let residents know of new opportunities for getting involved.
Current opportunities are listed below. If you wish to help out, please either telephone the contact person or use this form to indicate your interests. |
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| Date |
Upcoming Event |
Volunteer activity |
Contact |
| Check calendar |
Potluck Dinners |
Hostesses and "table guys" |
Phyllis Hall |
| First Saturdays at Kaffee Klatch |
Pancake Breakfast |
Cooking, kitchen duties |
Phyllis Hall |
| Summer |
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Shutters - help to put up |
Dave Dubuc |
| Holiday Dinners |
Thanksgiving/Xmas |
Cooking and cleaning up |
Paula Kiessling |
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Computer Club |
WIFI NEWS |
The Computer Club was formed in October 2010.
It meets every Monday in the White House at 10am during the season.
Aim: To form a club under the umbrella of the OBV Social Alliance for the purpose of exchanging information, sharing ideas, solving your computer problems and helping others to learn more.
This club was set up so that members can work together to solve common problems and learn more about their computers, the programs they use, and new solutions to everyday tasks.
The Club is also the place where you can find expert PROBLEM SOLVING. Chuck Flynn, Kat Whittaker and others will be on hand regularly to help find a solution. And if they can’t help, they can recommend the most appropriate action.
Everyone is welcome to join. The Club will re-convene in January 2012. |
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Buying a laptop? Check here for some tips on what to look for. |
| Bugle |
| Bugle: Arrange for the Bugle to be emailed to you. Email your request to the Editor. |
| News Updates by Email |
| To receive regular news updates about this website or OBV happenings, please write to the webmaster with your email details. |
| Contributors |
This website is made possible only through the unstinting support of its residents and contributors.
Special thanks goes to everyone who has helped create, update and maintain this site, including Sandy Heise, Jan Boys, Malcolm Quinn, Dick Gray, Steve Seitz, June Crafton, Denise Kedian, the Yacht Club Bridge, Jimmy Whittaker, Larry Gillenwater, Bob and Irene Saunders, Marilynn Parkinson and the Chorus team, Chuck Flynn and Teena Gibson whose wonderful photos let everyone share in the beauty of this community. |
| Projector and Screen |
| If your club/group wants to use a projector and screen for its meeting, you can do so at the White House where a screen is permanently installed. Book via Dick Gray. The projector can be borrowed from the office. |
Articles for Sale
(double click any item to see details) |
Yard Sales |
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If you want to sell an article ($50 or more), complete this online form and your item/s will be posted on this page. |
February 2-3-4, 2012
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- 808 Adam Drive, Th Feb 2 and FR Feb 3, 7.30 am to 2 pm. It's Teena's Sale - New and like-new clothes, lots of jewelry, shoes, bedding, household essentials, holiday decorations and much more. COME AND BROWSE!
- 801 Adam Drive, Th/Fr, 7.30-12 noon
- 176 Captain John Smith Loop, TH - FR - SA, 8 am - 12 noon
- 226 Tea Party, Fr/Sa, 8 am - 12 noon
- 803 Adam Drive, Th/Fr, 7.30 am - noon
- 564 Sir Walter Way, Th/Fr, 8 am - 12 noon
- 340 Pioneer Place, Fr/Sa, 8 am - 12 noon
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| Boats
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- 2005 30' SEARAY AMBERJACK
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- 22' Trophy, fully equipped
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| Car/Scooters |
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| Household |
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HOW TO ADVERTISE YOUR SALE
You can phone your details in (1) or advertise your sale online (2).
(1) BY PHONE: If you wish to hold a yard sale, please contact Margie Downey (will confirm your call)
118 Captain John Smith Loop 731-5770
by 10 am on the Tuesday before the sale. Leave a message with your name, phone no, lot no and street name where the sale will be held.
(2) ONLINE: Alternatively, you can complete a form online with the details. Using this form gives the advantage of adding information about sale items and feature articles.
PLEASE NOTE:The board at the entrance to the Village will show the Lot No and street name of every yard sale each month. You may also place a sign on the front lawn of the home having the sale. No other signs will be allowed.
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- 3500W Mobile Electric Generator
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- Klipsch Floor Standing Stereo Speakers
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- Mary Kay Cosmetics Gift Basket
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You can now use this website to:
- RENEW YOUR SOCIAL ALLIANCE MEMBERSHIP
- RENEW YOUR OBV BUGLE DELIVERY DATES
- sell an article
- announce a yard sale
- volunteer
- borrow tables and chairs
- book the Clubhouse or White House for an event
- comment on the website
INSTRUCTIONS
First, complete the form.
TO SEND YOUR FORM: If you use email software such as Outlook or Outlook Express, just press the SUBMIT BUTTON. An email will open and you will see that it
is already addressed to the "webmaster". Aattached to the email is a copy of the form you have completed. Add a picture if appropriate,
then press "send".
If you use Hotmail, Yahoo, Google etc., IF YOU USE HOTMAIL, GMAIL, YAHOO, AOL OR OTHER INTERNET MAIL SERVICES, THIS PROCESS WILL NOT WORK. PLEASE JUST SEND AN EMAIL WITH YOUR FULL DETAILS AND ATTACHED PHOTO, IF APPLICABLE, TO: OBVWEBMASTER@GMAIL.COM
ARTICLES FOR SALE
Have you got an item you'd like to sell?
Now, in addition to the Clubhouse Notice Board, this website offers another opportunity - FREE OF CHARGE - to advertise your items for sale (excluding homes!) to other residents.
You can advertise one or more items, as long as the value of each item exceeds $50.00.
Just use this handy form (one per item).
If you have a photo of the item for sale, please attach it to the same email. Please allow 24 hours for the item to be posted. At that time, you'll be able to see your item posted when you return to this page, so why not add it to your favorites? |
YARD SALE
Announce your yard sale. Complete this form and submit by the 15th of the preceding month. (eg April 15th for May yard sale).
BORROW TABLES AND CHAIRS
BORROW TABLES AND CHAIRS FOR YOUR PRIVATE EVENT. The Social Alliance has a stock of 9 tables and 49 chairs which residents may borrow if available but please give 4 weeks' notice, whenever possible. Use this form to make your booking.
CLUBHOUSE BOOKING
The use of the Clubhouse or White House must be agreed by the Clubhouse Manager, Jerry Dale. Requests may be submitted using this form.
Residents using the clubhouse must remove their
trash and place it in the dumpster located at the end
of the parking lot.
The dumpster use is for the clubhouse ONLY.
This dumpster is chained and locked to eliminate
unauthorized use.
Ads placed on the bulletin boards must be on a
3”x 5” card and must include date, name, address& phone number. Posting is for 30 days only.
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Residents who are away from OBV for the summer months MUST insure that the Administrative Office always has your correct
contact information IN WRITING.
This should include:
- mailing address
- phone number
- email address so that information
being sent to you can be received by you in a timely
manner.
When you return to the park you should also let the
Administrative Office know that you are back and advise
them if you want your mail to continue to be sent to your
summer address.
This will insure that the office records
are up to date and prevent any delay concerning important
correspondence.
Secretary, OBV Co-op, Inc.
PLEASE ADVISE THE OFFICE IF YOU HAVE AN ANSWERING MACHINE. There have been reports that our new "One Call" system messages are truncated when an answering machine picks up. This can be corrected if you let the office know on 543-4000.
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