April 2010 Newsletter

THE PRESIDENT'S DOCK APRIL, 2010 Happy Easter to everyone! It's a wonderful time of the year when all Christians rejoice in the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Every Easter Ron and I put coins and some dollars in plastic Easter eggs and hide them all over the yard for our grandchildren to find. Invariably, we're still finding Easter eggs months later! It works out great though….whenever I'm running a little short on money I just search the yard for eggs!!! TREASURE BEACH RESIDENT'S APPRECIATION DAY! Mark Your Calendars! When: April 24, 2010 Time: 1:00 p.m. Where: Butler Park West Bring: A covered dish to share, games, chairs! This will be a fun time for all Treasure Beach owners and renters to get to know each other. Hot dogs and burgers will be provided along with drinks, etc. I'm lining up an old rock star as entertainment!!!! Call Charlie Novak at 471-1579 to volunteer! APRIL 13,2010 – NEXT COMMUNITY MEETING 7:30 Beacher's Lodge Meeting Room We will have Dr. Monahan from Monahan Chiropractic as our guest speaker. Be sure to come and bring your aches and pains. (Or, you can leave him/her home if you prefer!!!) MEMBERSHIP IN TBPOA We have 191 members as of 2/22/10. If you haven't paid your dues yet, you still have time!!! Think of it this way: it's .11cents per day, .76 cents per week, and only $3.33 per month! Due to sensitive issues discussed at your community meetings, it will now be necessary that everyone that attends show proof of residency in Treasure Beach. Obviously, if you have been attending meetings for quite some time, this won't be necessary. But, if you are new to the meetings, we will ask for your address. Please understand this has become necessary to protect our business discussions. WALKWAY Your Board is still trying to work out solutions to the beach walkway situation with Seychelles and will be in court two times in March. Protecting your property values is our #1 priority. VOLUNTEERS AND BOARD MEMBERS Thanks to all of the "behind the scenes" helpers in TB. It's been a difficult year for me in a lot of ways and I appreciate how so many people have stepped up to help out! Sincerely, Paula L. Murphy, President Treasure Beach Property Owners Assn. www.treasurebeachflorida.com

Boat trailer

I am trying  to locate a small boat trailer for a 14' boat. If you might have one or know of one for sale please call 471-1579. Thank you

Boat trailer

I am trying  to locate a small boat trailer for a 14' boat. If you might have one or know of one for sale please call 471-1579. Thank you

EX Century 21 Yellow Bldg on 6505 A1A

New Business         Doing a search I ran into your Treasure Beach Blog.  My name is Manny and my wife is Kelly.  We have been living in St Augustine for 30 some years , my wife as an Occupational  Therapist  and  I did real estate for years . We bought the Century 21 Bldg. and have been wondering what to do with it. Finally we realized that the Kangaroo sore had closed so we are opening a limited convenience store and some fresh take out food to start.  We would appreciate if you give our E Mail address to the Treasure Beach residents so they can suggest what articles  they would like us to carry and we will try and accommodate them. Since this will be some kind of neighborhood store . Hope to meet all the Treasure Beach residents .   Question ? Are we in Treasure Beach we would like to join the association and pay the yearly fee.    Thanks for your time  Manny and Kelly .   mannyg@aug.com

Media Release

MEDIA RELEASE *Corrected Release* 19 March 2010 The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is hosting their first "Operation-Medicine Cabinet" this Saturday. This is a Pharmaceutical Take Back program, a prescription for safe kids and a clean environment. When old medications are kept in your house it increases the chance for illegal use and theft. But the question remains on how to get rid of expired or old medication? You don't want to flush them, because that would send them into our water system which could contaminate our water supply as well as our drinking water. Disposing of your unused or expired prescriptions and medications properly is extremely important. So bring your unwanted or unneeded medications to this free collection event and they will be disposed of free of charge. Operation Medicine Cabinet will take place this Saturday, 20 March, 2010 between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. in the front parking lot of the Ponce de Leon Mall, 2121 U.S. 1 South. Please bring the medications in their original container and that container will be returned. Items that will not be accepted are Sharps, Medical Wastes or thermometers. For additional information please contact Deputy Diana Bryant, Crime Prevention at the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office at (904) 810-6694.

Media Release 031710 Corrected

Corporal Diana Bryant St Johns County Sheriff's Office Crime Prevention Office: (904) 810-6694 dibryant@sjso.org

Spring Dog Training Classes at the St. Augustine Humane Society

SPRING DOG TRAINING CLASSES AT THE ST. AUGUSTINE HUMANE SOCIETY   AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Program AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Program is designed to get dog owners and their puppies off to a good start. Your pup's first year is THE most important time for social and mental development, and the best time for training.  Through fun and educational games and exercises, your pup will learn that good behaviors bring rewards, and good manners bring fun interactions with other dogs and people.  You will learn how to solve common behavior problems, and become your pup's natural leader. Open to puppies ages 12wks to 1year. First class is an owner orientation class, please do not bring your dogs.  6 week class begins Wenesday, March 24th, 5:30pm, cost $85.00 Upon completion of classes and testing, your puppy will receive: AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Medal AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Certificate AKC Puppy Handbook, a valuable resource Ongoing Monthly Email Newsletter from AKC Discount to enroll in AKC Companion 24-hour Animal Recovery Service   Basic Obedience and Beyond Education is the key to successful dog training, and the Basic Obedience and Beyond Class is fun and educational for both the dog and owner.  Your dog will learn the basics:  sit, stay, down, come, walking on a loose leash, etc.  Plus you will learn how to shape desirable behaviors while eliminating unwanted ones, by using humane and effective positive reinforcement techniques. Beyond this, you and your dog will learn to understand each other, and work together to build a happy, long-lasting relationship, with you as the natural leader.  No dog is too old to train, and this class is open to all dogs above 6 months of age. First class is an owner orientation class, please do not bring your dogs. 6 week class begins Wednesday March 24th, 6:30pm, cost  $85.00   Trainer Sherrie Keshner has over 10 years training experience. As a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT), Ms. Keshner strives to meet the high standards put forth by APDT, by employing humane, effective, reward-based training techniques while helping to prevent animal cruelty/abuse; by treating all dogs and clients with the respect, consideration and appreciation they deserve.   Her credentials include: Owner/Trainer, A1A Dog Training, 2002 to present Animal Behavior College Instructor/Mentor, October 2007 AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator Certification, American Kennel Club, Nov. 2002 Behavior Consultant Certification in Pet Behavioral Therapy, Novartis, October, 2002 Certified Behavior Specialist Training, Applied Behavior Services, Inc., October, 2001 Director of SJC 4-H Dog Program, Completion of 4-H Training, State 4-H Office, May 1999   Registration may be completed through phone or email. Leave your name, phone number, and class interest.  Please use the email address (click on it) for any questions you might have. Payment will be collected during orientation.   829-2737 info@staughumane.org