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Club NewsDecember 2018

SUGARMILL WOODS • SOUTHERN WOODS• OAK VILLAGE NEWSLETTER

What’s New

Message From General Manager............................................3

The Practice Tee .....................................................................4

Message From The Membership Director..............................7

Message From Golf Maintenance...........................................7

Nine Hole Swingers................................................................8

Bridge Club.............................................................................8

Message From Robin Frick ....................................................9

Message From Chef Justin Ritchey ........................................9

Cocktail Cuties .......................................................................4

Hit & Giggles Event ...............................................................8

Prime Rib Buffet.....................................................................8

Singles Night ..........................................................................8

Sugarmill Woods Dinner Party .............................................11

New Year’s Eve Dinner Party ...............................................11

Drop Shots ............................................................................13

Oak Village ...........................................................................13

2018 Men’s Member/Guest Tournament .........14, 15, 17 & 22

Calendar.......................................................................18 & 19

Sugarmill Woods MGA Championship Dinner/Dance.........23

Southern Woods Men’s Golf Association.............................27

Southern Woods Ladies’ Golf Association ...........................28

SMW Men’s Golf Association..............................................24

Sugarmill Woods Ladies’ Golf Association..........................29

Special Interest Groups .................................................32 - 34

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Message From The General Manager

By Rick Kelso, General Manager

I would like to take this moment to say thank you to all the entire Staff for all their hard work and endless hours put in during the

2018 Men's Member Guest. The Event was a huge success! Great job!!!To the Men's

Member Guest Committee it was all the meetings over the entire summer, coming up with all the activities for all the participants, making sure all the details were covered, and then going out to all the local businesses to make sure that we had enough sponsorships to make this event all it is. Thank you!!! Your efforts did not go unnoticed, as this was the best Member Guest!!! Finally, I would like to thank all the Members and their Guest for participating in this great event!! It is you and your guest that make putting this event on so special!! Thank you for your participation.

With the busy Season in full swing, and the membership growing, there are a few items we need to cover to help us to make sure everyone's day at the club enjoyable. First of all, we ask that all those who are in charge of their games that they make only the tee-times they are going need. We understand that sometimes people get called out of town, get sick or just can't play that day. Please call and cancel the extra tee-time as early as possible, so the pro shop staff will be able to fill that time. Your cooperation on this matter is greatly appreciated and needed. Secondly, as we continue to grow and get busier the pace of play will continual to be a topic of conversation. Here are a few things you and your group can't do to help with the pace of play.

Member and their guests should play READY GOLF, to ensure everyone's day at the club is enjoyable. So here are a few helpful hints:

1. Be at ball, ready to hit when it's your turn.

2. Set time target for round: 4 hours or less at both Sugarmill Woods and Southern Woods.

3. Mark ball's flight with a background object.

4. Note distance, yardage, wind, and obstructions BEFORE reaching ball.

5. Think about club selection BEFORE reaching ball.

6. Take 2 or 3 clubs to ball.

7. Limit practice swings to odd lies. Let one practice swing do.

8. Start moving toward the ball immediately after it's hit.

9. Study line of putt WHILE OTHERS ARE PREPARING TO PUTT.

10. Limit search for lost balls to five minutes. Hit provisional ball before searching (Rule 27).

11. Consider other options for unplayable lie besides returning to spot of previous stroke (rule 28).

12. Invite others through when back up develops or hole opens up ahead.

Remember it only takes ONE person to make everyone's day

at the golf course less than enjoyable. We need everyone's help, so everyone can enjoy this tremendous facility to the fullest.

With 2018 coming to a close, I would like to take this opportunity to thank every member for your support and participation in all we attempt to do at the clubs to make it better and is what makes our clubs the best!! THANK YOU!

Heading into 2018, it will become very, very important to increase the membership levels. Social members, family full golf memberships and all the membership in between - it will be our goal to increase them all. No matter what happens or what we do as a club going forward, our best form of promotions is the membership. It is the members who welcome new homeowners into our neighborhoods, and we need all members inviting these new residents of our community out to dine, play golf, play tennis or just talk about all the fun things we do at the club. This is one of the most important ways of promotion. It speaks more to potential members than anything we can do at the club. All of the members have been extremely involved in promoting our clubs in the past and I know that will not change because all of you love these clubs as much as we do. I'm just asking all of you to keep up the great and positive promotions of our clubs. THANK YOU for all you do!!!

The Sugarmill Woods Golf Shop will be open till 12:00 pm on December 24th and will be CLOSED ALL DAY December 25th.

The Southern Woods Golf Shop will be open till 12:00 pm on December 24th and will be CLOSED ALL DAY on December 25th. January 1st, 2018 at Southern Woods will be hosting the Hangover Open. For additional information, please check the bulletin board at Southern Woods or the Pro shop for additional information.

I would like to send out a huge THANK YOU to Mike and Nancy Theodore for all the years they have planned and ran the Hangover Open. It has become a huge annual event for everyone to enjoy and get rid of their hangovers. Thank you for all you do to make the club a fun place for all members and guest.

Happy New Year everyone!!!!!!

January 1st, 2018 Sugarmill Woods will be closed.

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The Practice Tee

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Need help with your game??I am a Class A PGA Professionalwith 22 years teaching experience.

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By Ed Burfeindt, PGA Head Golf Professional

This month I thought I would keep it light and share some golf humor I came

across. I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy Holiday Season, and

also a Happy and Healthy New Year!! Thanks from your Golf Staff at Sugarmill Woods CC and Southern Woods GC!!

The Rules of Golf

These rules of golf are for good players whose scores would reflect their true ability, if only they got an even break once in a while. I'm sure some of you will be able to relate to these.

1. A ball sliced or hooked into the rough shall be lifted and placed on the fairway at a point equal to the distance it carried or rolled in the rough. Such veering right or left frequently results from friction between the face of the club and the cover of the ball, and the player should not be penalized for the erratic behavior of the ball resulting from such uncontrollable mechanical phenomena.

2. A ball hitting a tree shall be deemed not to have hit the tree. Hitting a tree is simply bad luck and has no place in a scientific game. The player should estimate the distance the ball would have traveled if it had not hit the tree and play the ball from there, preferably from atop a nice firm tuft of grass.

3. There shall be no such thing as a lost ball. The missing ball is on or near the course somewhere and eventually will be found and pocketed by someone else. It thus becomes a stolen ball, and the player should not compound the felony by charging himself with a penalty stroke.

4. In or near a bunker or sand trap, a ball rolling back toward the player may be hit again on the roll without counting an extra stroke or strokes. In any case, no more than two strokes are to be counted in playing from a bunker, since it is reasonable to assume that if the player had time to concentrate on his shot, instead of hurrying it so as not to delay his playing partners, he would be out in two.

5. If a putt passed over the hole without dropping, it is deemed to have dropped. The law of gravity holds that any object attempting to maintain a position in the atmosphere without something to support it must drop. The law of gravity supersedes the law of golf. (Same thing goes for a ball that stops on the brink of the hole and hangs there, defying gravity. You cannot defy the law). (Same thing goes for a ball that rims the cup. A ball should not go sideways. This violates the laws of physics).

6. A putt that stops close enough to the hole to inspire such comments as, "You could blow it in" . . . may be

blown in. This rule does not apply if the ball is more than three inches from the hole, because no one wants to make a travesty of the game. See you NEXT YEAR!!!!

If you need help with your game, send me an email to [email protected] or call (352) 382-5996 to set up a lesson. I look forward to seeing you next month on The Practice Tee.

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By Jordan Le Meur, Membership Director

Welcome back to some of the returning snow birds and to the participants of the Men's Member-Guest! A reminder that January 1st is coming up soon, which

means that the New Year's Resolutions will start. Why not start them now? Our

Fitness Club runs 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. If you already have a Golf or Social Restaurant membership, then you can add on the Fitness Club for an additional $35 per month plus tax. If you would like to take a tour of the facility or if you would like to add this to your account, please contact me at (352) 559-7106.

I would like to remind everyone to update their phone numbers, email addresses, and postal addresses whenever they change, as I believe communication is key. Daily I run into an account with a phone number that is outdated or a letter that gets sent back as undeliverable. Having the correct and updated information is very important, as it allows us to contact families directly when problems arise or returning an answer to a question. Please email me any changes to your account that are needed to [email protected]. A huge THANK YOU to those of you that do this already!

UPCOMING EVENTS: The Annual LGA Cookie Sale will be held on December 20, 2018 within the lobby at 10 am; right next to my desk. Come stock up on some homemade cookies for the holidays!

If you have any suggestions or concerns, please feel free to call me at my direct line (352) 559-7106, or e-mail me at [email protected].

Let's give a warm welcome to our newest members and a welcome back to some returning members this month!

Douglas and Shirley Warnke Social Family

Bill Doucette Tennis Single

Fred and Diane Pelton Social Family

Ronald and Katie Snowberger Social Family

John and Deb Diehl Pool and Fitness Family

Edward and Shizuko Schattenberg Full Golf Family Cart Lease

Stuart Sinclair and Julia Craig Waller Social Family

Anthony and Deborah Chillura Full Golf Single

Al McGill and Bette Rasweiler Social Family

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Message FromGolf Maintenance

By Tim Gatz, Director of Golf Maintenance

Last month at Southern Woods we applied our winter over seed to all tee and green surfaces. This practice should give

us good playing conditions for the next few months. As the over seed starts to

mature, we will slowly start to lower the height of cut on greens. It will take a few weeks to get our green speeds back to where they normally are for this time of year.

Since our winter over seed is done and our Bermuda grass growth is slowing down, we have the next few months to address some detail items throughout the course. This includes removing dead trees and removing any low lying limbs that might improve the health of our turf. Cartpaths will also be edged as well as adding mulch to a few select beds.

At Sugarmill Woods, we are going to pre-emerge all fairways and rough areas. This should limit weed activity in these areas. An all organic fertilizer application will be made on all fairways and tees. We will also continue to apply our liquid fertilizer to both tees and greens to keep good color and consistent growth.

Please remember that it is important to keep carts on cart paths at ALL times around tees and greens. Since our cooler weather is here our Bermuda grass cannot recover from cart traff like it does in the summer months. Wear patterns will develop quickly this time of year and recovery won't happen until next spring. Also, please repair ball marks and fill divots as you play your round. These items will certainly help our golf courses.

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Nine Hole Swingers

I hope that everyone had a good Thanksgiving! Our group has decided to cancel our Invitational in January. We are a small group and due to some illnesses of

our members it was decided to postpone for a year. I thank all of the members for their participation. We are always open to new members of any skill level to join us. We are a fun group and take golf seriously but not hoping to go on the "O Ghee Tour" wishing all a healthy and safe holiday season.

Bridge Club

The SMW Bridge Group plays at the club on the second Tuesday of the month at 9:00am for about three hours. We welcome bridge players who would like to have a pleasant time with friends and neighbors. Playing partners are randomly assigned and change after four hands per table. The donation is two dollars with many payouts for fabulous prizes (actually, restaurant credits). Our next bridge gathering is December 11th.

If you would like to join us, please call Claire Sickel or Hank Robinson at 239-560-3969.

Congratulations to our November winners:

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Second Ginger Jeffrey Points: 4150Chrysler, Michigan

Third Maddy Phaneuf Points: 3790New England

Fourth Charlie Kitchin Points: 3530Garden State

Fifth Marvin Klug Points: 3410Twin Cities

Sixth Betty Scales Points: 3380South Carolina

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For Reservations, call Robin at 382-5645.

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&By Robin FrickFood & Beverage Manager

November was certainly busy in the clubhouse. A big thank you to all

members that attended the many events. Men's Member Guest was a great

success, thank you to all who participated and we look forward to seeing you all again next year. Kudos to the Member Guest Committee and my amazing staff for a job extremely well done. Also, my heartfelt thanks you the ladies that decorate the clubhouse for the holiday season – and the fabulous job they do year after year!

As December is a very busy month in the clubhouse, I ask that you please make reservations for dinner to ensure that we give you the service that you deserve.

Time to break out those jingle bells and best festive outfits for the Club's Christmas Party on Friday, December 14th. The fun begins with cocktails at 5:30 followed by dinner at 6:00 and music for dancing. The cost is $23.95 pp.

Due to the number of member parties this month, we are unable to host a Game night. The regular weekly specials, along with the dinner menu, are Prime Rib on Thursday for $18.95 and Fish Fry on Friday for $13.95. A lunch menu will be served on Sundays from 11 am to 2:30 pm with some interesting breakfast special features. “Cocktail Cuties” meet in the lounge between 3 and 5 pm every Tuesday to sample the week's cocktail selection. Come along for some fun, frivolity and fellowship!

We always save the best for last. The final event of the year has you dining and dancing your way into 2019 at the Gala New Year's Eve Party on December 31st in fine style. Featuring an OPEN BAR all evening, appetizers, dinner and dessert; there will also be music, dancing, party favors and a champagne toast at midnight. This is THE most fabulous event of the year at a cost of just $74.95 ++pp. Cocktails start at 7 pm with dinner served around 8:30.

As this year draws to a close, I would like to join with my entire staff to thank you and to wish you all a very special holiday season celebrating with friends and family. Stay safe and have a happy and healthy New Year.

Upcoming events for January: next month's Game Night is January 8th.

Please Note: No-shows for all events will be charged to the account of member reserving if not canceled within 72 hours of events.

You may call the restaurant direct for reservations on 382-5645. Email me at [email protected] or call me anytime if you have any issues.

Message FromRobin Frick

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Drop Shots

By Jack Stevenson

Thanks to all who donated their used tennis balls for a good cause. The balls have been passed on to the “Snip-It”

organization that helps animals needing medical attention, including spaying. Dogs

in their care enjoy playing with the tennis balls!

The nominating committee has placed in nomination the following members for office in 2019:

President – Bo Mashburn-Hager

Vice-President – Gregg Wilson

Secretary – Janet Kent

Treasurer – Joe Lareau

Elections will be held at our annual banquet on December 21st.

The Tennis Association will hold its gala annual banquet at the Sugarmill Woods Country Club on Friday, December 21st with cocktails at 5:00 p.m. and dinner at 5:30 p.m. Please contact Social Director Karen Counts at 586-904-3262 or [email protected] by December 14th to make your reservations and menu selections.

The Tennis Association Board extends best wishes to all for a great holiday season, a happy, healthy New Year and an improved tennis game!

Oak Village

By Rick Scholl, Manager & Director of Tennis

Tis The Season

Thanksgiving is behind us, and we’ve given thanks for everyone and everything in our

lives, so its that time of year to celebrate a special birthday. From my staff, we'd like to

wish all the members a Merry Christmas! It’s time to give and to be with loved ones enjoying the season. Yes, we have to pretend down here in Florida that its cold most Chrismas's. Somehow with all the lights and decorations around its not difficult to get into the spirit of Christmas!

Tennis Traditions Day

Although the November event had to be postponed due to a light sign-up, I would like to try it again in 2019. The date for it has not been set as of now, but look for it sometime before summer. It really is a fun event, using the old wood racquet for a morning! One idea for this event is to have it on a Friday morning instead of Saturday. Anyone have any comments or thoughts please get in touch with me.

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2018 Men’s Member/GuestTournament

November 1st, 2nd and 3rd

True to its reputation, the Men’s

Member/Guest Tournament was a challenging, fun-filled contest

that capped

one of the club’s

most prestigious and

profitable

events of the year.

And Village Cadillac of Homosassa was again the title sponsor. For the

eighth

straight year, this

local business has provided financial support, as well as a number of golfing supplies, which are given as raffle gifts to the participants.

This annual three-day tourney was nearly sabotaged by Mother Nature, with 100 percent chance of rain predicted the week before the tournament. By the time the match started, the odds for rain had diminished, but on Friday rain was a near certainty for the afternoon. So the teams started early to finish before the wet stuff arrived. That was a smart move, because the rain started about 20 minutes after the guys finished for the day.

The overall tournament was won by Al Smith and his partner, Frank Rayne. But they were forced to work very hard for that prize, as their victory of flight one was not secured until after a sudden-death playoff which lasted four holes. Tim Ley and David Sendlenski gave them quite a run for their money, but eventually lost on Cypress four.

Other flight winners were as follows:

2nd flight: Steve Ley and Jason Ley 3rd flight: Steve Betsko and Steve Betsko, Jr. 4th flight: Robert Brown and Steve Brown

5th flight: Gary Kiner and Ed Compson

6th flight: Frank Vanzin and Gus Calleri

As in past years, the tournament activities

started on Wednesday, with a free round of golf for all the participants and, in the evening, a pizza and beer party, compliments of the MMG Committee. This

Calcutta evening

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teams bought

the opportunity

to participate. Teams

were

randomly

drawn until six Calcutta “flights” were established that had one team from each of the six golf flights. At the end of the tournament, the Calcutta flight

whose participants had scored

the most

points in the tournament was

the winner and

those six teams divided the pot.

There were lots of extra activities and

contests to make the tournament a very special

Al Smith and Frank Rayne

Overall winners and winners of Flight 1

Steve Betsko, Jr. and Steve Betsko

2nd place winners overall and winners of Flight 3

Jason Ley and Steve Ley Winners of Flight 2

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event. Village Cadillac sponsored a hole-in-one contest on Cypress 6 both Friday and Saturday. Unfortunately, no one won the Cadillac. Love Motorsports sponsored a hole-in-one on Oak 3 on Saturday, but no one won the new GEM car, either.

There was a closest-to-the-pin contest for every flight on Friday and Saturday, yielding a total of 12 winners.

“Pot of Gold” was an opportunity to win some money by displaying exceptional golf skills. On Thursday

if participants reached

the green with their tee shot

on Cypress 6, they

qualified for the final competition on Friday, which was held from 150 yards out on Cypress 9. Entry fee was $5.00 and those who

missed the green could buy entry to the final competition for another $5.00. Walter Moulton (the guy who’s always on the practice green, even after dark) pulled out his driver (of all clubs!) and smacked his ball 5 feet 8 inches from the pin to win $210.

For the ladies, there was golf at World Woods’ short course on Friday and a putting contest on Saturday. That was won by

Margaret Sullivan, the wife of Stuyvie Wainwright’s partner, David. The ladies were also invited to join the participants on Thursday evening for heavy hors d’oeuvres, for lunch on Saturday and, of course, for the semi-formal dinner dance on Saturday evening.

That’s when the drawings were held for the wine and booze baskets and the 50/50 “Share the Pot.”

The members of the Member/Guest

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the 50/50

drawing and pocketed $580.

As with many important events, an unforeseen difficulty will often crop up. So it was with the club’s restaurant operation, as food and beverage manager Robin Frick was felled by

that nasty virus that’s been going around. But Cassidy Craay stepped in and was “boss lady” for the event, managing to ensure that everything went very well indeed. And also proving that the untested very often will show their mettle in a way that is both promising and gratifying. (But perhaps not without a price--like a four-day migraine.)

Steve Brown and Robert BrownWinners of Flight 4

Ed Compson and Gary Kiner

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Fred DiBaMGA Champion

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Low Gross Winner

Bill Butterworth

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Stuart Hoffman

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Bob Strausser

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Sugarmill Woods Men’s Golf Association

By Bob Strausser

The MGA Executive Board and Committee Chairmen wish everyone an enjoyable Holiday Season and a New Year filled with happiness, good health

and better golf.

The weather for November has been very good except for the few cold nights in the middle

of the month.

Championship Tournament

The MGA Championship Tournament was played on October 25th, November 8th & 15th. Congratulations to all the winners and special congratulations to the MGA champion, Fred DiBattista and the low gross winner, Bill Butterworth. The MGA Board and Committee Chairmen appreciate all who participated and made this a successful and enjoyable event. Pictures of the winners are included in this newsletter. Also included are the results of the tournament.

A special thanks to Dick Tuxbury, Special Tournament Chairman, for setting up the tournament.

MGA Championship Dinner Dance

The Dinner Dance was held on Saturday evening, November 17th. Once again this event was very successful with 78 people who enjoyed the evening with their MGA friends. Also, and very special, there were 11 MGA past presidents in attendance: 2003 Bill Williamson, 2004 & 2005 Mike Theodore, 2006 & 2007 Ken Eckhardt, 2008 Bob Strausser, 2009 Mike Schwabek, 2011 Mike Howard, 2012 Dick Tuxbury, 2013 John Bradley, 2015 Bruce Whewell, 2016 John Raymond, 2017 Wally Wyatt.

Pictures from the dinner party are included in this newsletter.

Holiday Tournament

The MGA Holiday Tournament will be held on Thursday, December 13th. The format for the tournament will be 'Individual Point Quota within each Foursome'. There will be a luncheon immediately after golf, compliments of your MGA. NOTE - Sign up to play will be on line through Sign-Up-Genius. There is a separate sign-up sheet for the luncheon in the men's locker room. You can sign up for the luncheon even if you are not playing golf. We need to give the Club a head count for the luncheon.

MGA Gold-Green Tees

Currently SMW MGA local rule states “Optional green tees may be used by individuals who have a combined age and handicap of “100” or more. Individuals, who meet the age and handicap rule and play from the green tees, may elect to return to the gold tees once a year. This option may only be elected on January 1st of each year. If a player elects to go back to the gold tees he must play from the gold tees for the entire calendar year.” The MGA Board or the Weekly Tournament Chairman must be notified no later than December15, 2018 if you intend to make a change. The Tournament Chairman is

Dick Tuxbury.

DATE:

GAME:

First Flight

1st Place, +1 tie

November 1, 2018

1st Place, -+6

Low Gross, 79 Bill Butterworth

Low Net, 68

Low Net Senior, 68

2 Man Team Quota-Flighted

Bill Butterworth, Ed Skinner

Bill Nusbickel and Blind Draw

Second Flight

Bob Maeder, John Bradley

2nd Place, +5 Bill Engelbrecht, Bill Williamson

Bill Nusbickel

John Bradley

SMW MGA Tee Times

Beginning the first Thursday (12/6) in December through the month of February, SMW MGA tee times will begin at 9:00 am. This should help us with the cold weather and frost delays.

MGA Games for December

December 6th Best 3 of 4 - Mixed

13th Holiday Tournament

20th Best 2 of 4 + Bonus - Mixed

27th Scramble - Handicapped

SMW Men’s Golf Scores

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December

December

December

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Mike Nyhus, Tom Venable, Bill Williamson, Mike Theodore

Stuart Hoffman, Bob Maeder, Bob Strausser, Bill Engelbrecht

Al Smith

Mike Nyhus

Dick Brimlow

Tony Valente

October 18, 2018

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Low Net, 68

Low Net Senior, 66

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By David Vermilya, President

Southern Woods Men’s Final Results

December is here, but we have not seen winter. Isn't that great? The course is in great shape! The new format of an actual

tournament for the conclusion of the MGA Series is about to be initiated. I hope it is

enjoyed by the competitors. With the completion of this years MGA Series those that want to change the tee they play from need to declare with Mike Theodore or the Pro shop by Jan. 5 1919.

All members should be aware that the MGA will have 4 tournaments this year. There will be an additional $5 entrance fee along with the regular MGA fee. The payout will be both cash and the regular chits. The dates will be publicized with plenty of advanced notice. I would like to also encourage everyone to enter the match play event that will be announced this month and started in January.

I wish you all the best of Holidays and a Happy New Year!

Southern Woods Men’s Golf Association

DATE: October 31, 2018

GAME:

34 Players at $3.00 each = $102. Paid out in Chits - $101.99. Paid to MGA Account - $.01

1st Place, Amount per player $11.11, Score +29:, , ,

2nd Place, Amount per player $8.56, Score +24:, ,

3rd Place, Amount per player $6.01, Score +21:, ,

Points Quota Green Tees

Rick Odell Larry Lawson Ed Skinner Deeb George

Tom Venable Hans Pet Moschinger Robert O’Shea

Todd Wilson Rich Perry Allen Moore

4th Place, Amount per player $3.46, Score +17:Rod Fortune, Lou DiBerardino, Bill Nusbickel,

Tom Twitty

Chuck Reeb 5’ 9”

Hole #8 Hans Pet Moschinger

Hole #13 Bill Butterworth 4’ 11”

Hole #17 Chuck Reeb 5’ 1”

Closest to the Pin

Hole #4

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Rod Fortune

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Len Gorney

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Jim Chapman

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Nelson Wright

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Bob Lawson

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Kyle Muzina

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Larry Kent

13

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Nelson Wright

17 17"7"

Flight Two, 7 players

Flight Three, 7 players

Flight Four, 13 players


GAME:

First Flight

1st Place, Amount per player :

Closest to the Pin

Hole #4

2 Man Teams Best Ball

$9.67, Score -7Rick O’Dell and Skip Sova

2nd Place, Amount per player $7.25, Score -6: Larry Kent and Angelo DiFranco

3rd Place, Amount per player $4.84, Score -5:

Jeff Pflum and Rick Kingsbury

4th Place, Amount per player $2.42, Score -4: Bill Butterworth and Tom Venable

Second Flight

1st Place, Amount per player, Score -5 tie: Frank Nolan and Bob Lawson

Nelson Wright and Tony Valente

Third Flight

1st Place, Amount per player $7.25, Score -8: Soc Hiotakis and Len Gorney

2nd Place, Amount per player $4.84, Score -5: Kyle Muzina and Bill Long

Soc Hiotakis 13’5”

Hole #8 Kyle Muzina 11’5”

Hole #13 Bill Butterworth 1’5”

Hole #17 Dean Moore 3’10”

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SW Ladies’ GolfAssociation

SW Men’s GolfAssociation cont’d

By Jo Ann Ray

The Southern Woods LGA held three events during the past month, as we welcome more snow birds, under beautiful blue skies. On October 18th, the game was the Member/Member/Member team event, scoring the best two net balls on each hole.

Winners for the day include

1st Place – Joy Figueredo, Janet Gilbert and Jo Ann Ray (-11)

2nd Place – Marilyn Gorney, Rhonda Hanson, Joyce Lynk (-4)

3rd Place — Bonnie Demianczyk, Lois Becker, Edie Thompson (-1)

Closest to the Pin Winners

Holes 4 and 17 Joy Figueredo Hole 8 Karen Taylor

For our nine-hole division, the team of Kay Walsh, Jackie Lefferts and Dee Puma took first place at -4.

On October 25, our game was “Which Nine?” 18 holes were played --but only the nine selected by Pro Ed (and revealed at the end of the round) were counted.

Winners for the day:

1st Flight

1st Place – Rhonda Hanson (29 net)

2nd Place Jo Ann Ray (31)

2nd Flight

1st Place – Chris Venable (32.5)

2nd Place – Joyce Lynk (35)

Closest to the Pin Winners

Holes 4 and 17 – Marilyn Gorney Hole 8 - Jo Ann Ray

There was no 9-hole division for the day.

On November 1, we played Mystery Flag 2 ball. At the start of the round, scorecards are marked with each player in a different color. Upon reaching the hole, if your color is on the pin……hope you had a good hole, as the score must count!

Winners were

1st Place tie: Team of Karen Taylor, Janet Gilbert, Edie Thompson (137)

Team of Jo Ann Ray, Marilyn Gorney, Sherrie Ross (137)

Closet to the Pin winners were:

Hole 4 - Janet Gilbert Hole 17– Bonnie Demianczyk

Holes 8 and 13- Joy Figueredo

Mark your calendars for December 6th, for the annual LGA Holiday Luncheon and team event. Please join us!!

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DATE: November 7, 2018

GAME:

32 Players at $3.00 each = $96. Paid out in Chits - $96. Paid to MGA Account - $0

1st Place, Amount per player $12, Score -22:

2nd Place, Amount per player $7.20, Score -16:

3rd Place, Amount per player $4.80, Score -12

Best 2 Net Balls of the Foursome

Stuart Hoffman, Angelo DiFranco, Ed Skinner, Mike Theodore

Terry Nutt, David Vermilya, Bill Nusbickel, George Thomas

:Gary Mosey, Lou DiBerardino, Bill Mostyn,

Deeb George

Bill Long 9”

Pine Hole #7 Dave Vermilya 7’ 10”

Oak Hole #3 Terry Nutt 13’ 10”

Oak Hole #6 Angelo DiFranco 7”

Closest to the Pin

Pine Hole #4

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Sugarmill Woods Ladies’ Golf Association

By Joanne Tuxbury

November was certainly a busy month for the LGA. Our biggest event of the year, the Sugar and Spice Tournament, chaired by Cathy Wright and Karen Taylor, was a success, giving 64 golfers an opportunity to win multiple prizes: tournament, 50/50, raffles, and a Putting Contest. Our heartfelt thanks go to: Robin and her very amiable and hardworking staff that provided us with a delicious lunch and dessert; Golf staff Ed Burfeindt, PGA and David Knighton who gave us the scoring support; Dick Tuxbury and Tom Venable for running the putting contest; Jeff and Steve our very capable cart barn staff for the set up and service; and our maintenance staff who worked hard to make the course playable.

May your holidays be blessed and filled with wonderful memories.

December Golf Schedule

Wednesday, December 5th: Mystery Flag ABCD

Wednesday, December 12th: Christmas Luncheon and Team Play ABCD

Wednesday, December 19th: 54 Point Quota-Individual

Wednesday, December 26th: Santa Claus Scramble-ABCD

Game Results


GAME: Low Gross/Low Net-Stars of the Month

Low Gross Karen Taylor 80 Low Net Joanne Tuxbury 72

KarenTaylor


GAME: Eclectic Tournament (final of 2 weeks)

First Flight: 1st Place: Mary Ellen McCoy 64

2nd Place: Karen Wilkinson 65

3rd Place: JoAnn Ray 66

Second Flight: 1st Place: Chris Venable 65

2nd Place, tie: Susie Hornbeck and Joelle England 71

Closest to the Pin

Cypress #6 Gail Wilson Pine #4 Susie Hornbeck

Pine #7 Mary Ellen McCoy


GAME: Orange Ball-Best 2 of 4

1st Place, 133 tie Lorraine Dayton, Chris Venable, Iris Brimlow, Inge Weeks

JoAnn Ray, Cathy Wright, Joanne Tuxbury, Bonnie Demianczyk

Ginger Bong, Phyllis Pellegrom, Barb Turska, Catherine Holden

Closest to the Pin

Pine #4 Barb Turska Pine #7 Ginger Bong

Cypress #3 Iris Brimlow Cypress #6 Lorraine Dayton

DATE: November 7, 2018

GAME: Member-Member- 2 Person Scramble

First Flight:

1st Place: Angie Loethen and Lorraine Dayton 76.25

2nd Place: Gail Wilson and Marilyn Gorney 77

Second Flight:

1st Place: Cathy Wright and Jackie Antonacci 78.7

2nd Place: Dottie Pera and Ginger Bong 79

Closest to the Pin

Cypress #3 Mary Ellen McCoy Cypress #6 Cathy Wright

Oak #3 Gail Wilson Oak #6 Angie Loethen

On October 23, 2018, Sugarmill Woods and Southern women brought home the final trophy for the Mid States tournament. The Mid States teams representing various clubs have disbanded and the events will no longer take place. Hats off to our women for winning big!

JoanneTuxbury

Upcoming Events

Wednesday, January 17, 2019 is our annual fundraiser for HPH Hospice. The Southern Woods LGA will be hosting this year's charity event. Chair Lois Becker and her team are sending out information in the near future.

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GOLF GROUPS“The Swingers” – Sugarmill Woods 9-Hole Ladies' Golf League

The Swingers play every Wednesday morning at Sugarmill Woods CC. We meet in the Grill Room at 8:30 am and tee off at 9:00 am. We are a handicap league, but a handicap can be established if you currently don't have one or are a new member to the group. All skill levels are welcome. Each week we play a different fun game, while also adhering to the LPGA rules. There is a $2 up charge for prizes each week. Members also pay a $5 annual fee to cover miscellaneous social expenses. After our 9-hole play, it is optional, but we meet in the clubhouse for lunch, cheerful socializing, and awarding of prizes. We look forward to hearing from you! For information contact: Judy Hill at (352) 382-1348 or Irene Ciuppa at (352) 382-1118

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The Swingers play the first and third Sunday of the month. There is a 10:30am shotgun start. For more information on teams and rules visit www.sundayswingersgolf.com.

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Contact: John Raymond (352-765-4122) or Phil Runfola (352-382-3933)The Dapper Duffers is the earliest men's group formed at SMW, playing on Tuesday mornings. The goal is to enjoy a competitive round of golf with friends playing from both the middle and forward tees. Information and membership application can be found at the Dapper Duffers website: www.dapperduf.biz.ly.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------SMW Men's Golf Association

Contact: Bob Strausser - Contact Information: 352-382-9982The Sugarmill Woods Men's Golf Association plays every Thursday morning at 8:30 a.m. Registration begins at 7:30 am in the Clubhouse. All male members of Sugarmill Woods Country Club and Southern Woods Golf Club are eligible to join. The SMW MGA plays a variety of games, with both flighted and mixed handicap teams, plus several tournaments during the year. The SMW MGA is a great place to meet new friends and learn about other golf groups. Annual Membership Dues are $25. Players are charged an extra $3 entree fee each week for prizes.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------SW Men's Golf Association

Contact: Gary Mosey, (352) 586-9741The Southern Woods Men's Golf Association plays every Wednesday morning at 8:30 a.m. Registration begins at 7:45 am. All male members of Southern Woods Golf Club and Sugarmill Woods Country Club are eligible to join. The SW MGA plays different formats each week and makes sure pairings are changed as well. The SW MGA is a great way to meet new friends and find out more information about other golf groups. The Annual Membership dues are $25.00.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------SMW Ladies' Golf Association

Contact: Lorraine Dayton, (352) 382-0729 or [email protected] Sugarmill Woods Ladies' Golf Association plays every Wednesday morning at 8:30 am. Registration begins at 7:45 in the Grill Room. All female members of Sugarmill Woods Country Club and Southern Woods Golf Club (maximum handicap 40.4) are eligible to join. The SMW LGA offers many different games throughout the year from individual games, ABCD games, seasonal games, lunches and major events. The Annual Membership Dues are $25.00. Players are charged an extra $2 entry fee each week for prizes.

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Contact: Lorraine Dayton, (352) 382-0729 or [email protected] Southern Woods Ladies' Golf Association plays every Thursday morning at 8:30 am. Registration begins at 7:45 in the Pro Shop. All female members of Southern Woods Golf Club and Sugarmill Woods Country Club (maximum handicap 40.4) are eligible to join. The SW LGA offers players a choice of 9 holes or 18 holes plus many different games throughout the year from individual games, ABCD games, seasonal games, lunches and major events. The Annual Membership Dues are $25.00. Players are charged an extra $2 entry fee each week for prizes.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Women of Sugarmill Woods

The Women of Sugarmill Woods is a public charity organization founded in 1986. During the last 30 years, under the direction of 17 presidents, our club has continually worked to fulfill the pledge established by our founding mothers to enhance the quality of life in our community culturally, socially, and environmentally.WSW Gives to Children, Adults and Seniors:

• Sugarmill Manor Asst. Living – Committee volunteers facilitate a monthly bingo game, provide holiday haircuts, parts, and a holiday sing-a-long.

• Salvation Army Angel Tree – Members contribute gifts for children. • Take Stock In Children – Members serve as mentors to local students

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Hit and GiggleContact: Susie Hornbeck at [email protected]

2 Person Team (man/woman, 2 men or 2 women) event. Play 9 holes of alternate shot golf at SMW CC. Tee off Friday afternoon, twice a month. $5 per team. Cash payouts at dinner in Score Lounge. Meet new people! Have fun! No dues.

who have received a TSIC scholarship or serve on the Citrus County Leadership Council.

• We Care Food Pantry – Volunteers assist with monthly set up and distribution.• Citrus County Blessings – Volunteers to assist in packing backpacks.• CASA – Providing supplies, books, and household equipment.• Camp E-Nini-Hassee – Providing clothing, books, garden seeds and other

things as requested.For further information on our organization, contact Rosanne Gambill at (352) 503-9133 and her email is [email protected].

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Sugarmill Woods Travel Club Travel Specials & Discounts

Join the Sugarmill Woods Travel Club administered by J and L Travel. As a member you will receive $50 off any booking for a cruise or tour booked through J and L Travel. The $50 off does not apply to airline only bookings but you will not be charged J and L Travels $50 fee to book airline tickets. We have group cruises and tours and specialize in fund raising groups. The foregoing applies to new bookings only. Contact Jesse Mackey, Owner/Travel Consultant, at (352) 382-7708 or [email protected]. Jesse and Lois Mackey are Sugarmill residents.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Citrus County Creative Quilters Guild

Contact: Joyce Englebrecht - Contact Information: 352-382-4508ndThe Citrus County Creative Quilters Guild meets the 2 Wednesday of each month at

th9:00 am in St. Anne's Church, Crystal River and again on the 4 Wednesday each month for a workshop gathering. The purpose is to educate and provide charity quilts. Every two years the group holds a quilt show.

------------------------------------------------------------------------Singles Night at Sugarmill Woods - Contact: Agnes: 382-2020.

All singles are invited to join Members and non-members alike for cocktails and dinner in the grill Room on the 2nd Thursday of each month. Cocktails begin at 5:00 pm and dinner is ordered at 6:00 pm.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Game Night at Sugarmill Woods

Contact: Lorraine Dayton 352-382-0729ndGame Night at SMW is held on the 2 Tuesday of every month. Members are

encouraged to bring their own game and group of people to play. If you do not have a game or group of people their may be openings in other games. The Basket Menu is offered on most Tuesday Game Nights.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------The SMW Socrates Café

The Sugarmill Woods Socrates Cafe has merged into a County wide Cafe that meets the third Saturday of the month from 10 am to 12 noon at the Homosassa Library on Grover Cleveland Ave. Google Socrates Cafe to learn more. or go to www. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socrates_Cafe to learn what the Cafe is all about. Please join us for stimulating questions, don't expect answers but enjoy the expansion of your mind and understanding of the world. Please call Tom Paslay if you have questions, 352-464-7746.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------American Legion Post 166, Homosassa Springs, FL

CONTACT: Clay Scott (352) 247-1353 or email: [email protected] you for your service!

The American Legion is the nation's largest wartime Veterans Service Organization with a membership of 2.4 million men and women nationally. All Veterans of honorable service during a wartime period and those currently serving on active duty are eligible to belong to the American Legion. Our Post is growing; we now have an American Legion Axillary Unit 166, which is open to the wives, daughters and granddaughters of these Veterans. We have also started the Sons of the American Legion (SAL) Squadron 166 which is open to the sons and grandsons of those who honorably served. We are currently involved in starting an American Legion Riders (ALR) chapter 166 which is comprised of the Legion Members Auxiliary members and SAL members. If you are interested in joining a worthwhile Non-Profit organization that supports our Veterans, Community, seniors and children, then you owe to yourself to come out and visit us or contact Clay Scott. We meet at our temporary meeting facility located at the Crystal River Eagles 5340 W Grover Cleveland Blvd. in Homosassa, Florida. Our meetings are held at 1pm on the First and Third Wednesday of every month, so come out and hear what we are doing, where we are going, meet new friends, and find old ones.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Rotary Club of Sugarmill Woods - Founded November, 2008

Meetings: Weekly on Tuesday from 5-6 pm (we gather earlier to chat with one another and meet our guests) Place: Sugarmill Woods Country Club

Programs: Speakers representing organizations from Sugarmill Woods, Citrus County, more (for example- the Sheriff or representative of one of the Sheriff's office programs, School District “Sam” Himmel or a representative from the school district, Bays and Girls Clubs, Library, Animal adoption and rescue organization, Healthy living are just a few of the many interesting programs.Service to the Community: Lecanto Primary School, Rotary Interact Club at Lecanto High School, Adult Literacy through public library, Feeding programs- locally and internationally, clean water projects, and more. Visitors are welcomed. New Members are invited into membership by a current member of Sugarmill Woods Rotary. Former Rotarians are encouraged to give us a call.


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Sugarmill ArtisansWe are a group of artists who gather the second Tuesday of every month at the Homosassa Library from 10am-2pm. Our members represent a broad range of fine media and craft arts and our mission is to enhance each other's' skills and to inspire each other to creativity!! To that end, our group travels to museums and studios, we schedule photo shoots, demos and workshops and we have a lot of fun socializing and sharing whenever we're together. We have a modest annual membership fee of $15 (payable only after you've decided to join us). If you'd like to drop in to a future session, we welcome you to do so. For information about past and future activities please visit our website and please contact us using our email address (see below). Whatever your art interests include or your skill level, we look forward to meeting you!

Contact: [email protected] and our website is www.sugarmillartisans.com

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Christian Women's Club of Homosassa. Chairperson is Linda Duller: 382-3392.

Christian Women's Club meetings are held nationwide monthly. A Christian group but we do not meet in a Church nor are we a specific denomination. We meet at Southern Woods Country Club the second Tuesday of the month from September thru May at 9 a.m. The fee is $12.00 per person. Please remember included in the cost are the refreshments, gratuity, speaker and entertainment. We have various special features along with a spiritual speaker. We encourage women to come join us. For reservations, call Sandi at 382-5501.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------The Homosassa River Alliance

Join the Alliance. Come to our meetings, hear the experts, speak to groups, help at festivals, help with fundraisers, help with mailings, attend commission and agency

ndmeetings and speak out to protect the Homosassa! We meet at 7 p.m. on the 2 Thursday of the month at the Homosassa Civic Club.

The Save the Homosassa River Alliance has been organized to inform citizens about all significant environmental issues affecting the Homosassa River System. The goal is to help restore, protect and perpetuate the native integrity of the related springs and rivers.

The Homosassa River is a 7-mile long fresh water river that leads through an incredibly productive estuary to the Gulf of Mexico. Here the fresh water from the springs mixes with salt water from the Gulf providing a nursery for many fish and other animals. If the water is polluted or too salty, then the young and fragile fish, shrimp and crabs will not live. High quality fresh water from the springs flowing into the river is essential.

Any factor causing environmental degradation and any means to aid in restoration is appropriate for the attention of the Alliance. We are a 501c3, non-profit organization and our game plan is to provide education and information at schools, at State Parks, at festivals, thru presentations, thru brochures, thru newsletters and thru the media. We provide a forum for citizens and experts to discuss environmental issues. We work with County Commissioners and planners, with SWFWMD and with the Florida DEP to help develop and apply the best management practices.

------------------------------------------------------------------------- Art Center Of Citrus County

2644 N Annapolis Ave., Hernando, FL 34442Office: 352-746-0924; Messages after hours: 352-400-4466

Box Office: 352-746-7606 email: [email protected] Art Center of Citrus County is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to the participation, education and appreciation of the arts. The campus consists of two buildings: a modern 200 seat theater and a 6500 square foot Art & Education building. Activities for both youth and adults include: Classes (photography, painting, etc., and dance & acting) and theater shows. Audiences, performers, students, teachers, volunteers & sponsors welcomed. More information at http://www.artcentercitruscounty.org

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Stage West Community Playhouse

8390 Forest Oaks Blvd.Spring Hill, FL 34606

BOX OFFICE: 352-683-5113 email: [email protected] West in a non-profit theater that has two stages (the Main, approx. 400 seats, and the Forum, approx. 160 seats) providing 8 shows every year plus summer and winter children's productions. Shows include: Musicals, Drama, Mystery and Comedy. Audiences, performers, volunteers and sponsors welcomed. More information at http://www.stagewest.net

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Meals on Wheels - Contact: Shirley Doobie, 382-2211

The Meals on Wheels Association of America is the oldest and largest national organization composed of, and representing, local, community-based Senior Nutrition Programs in all 50 U.S. Territories. All told, there are some 5,000 local Senior Nutrition Programs in the United States. These programs provide well over one million meals to seniors who need them each day.

The Meals on Wheels Program in our area is in desperate need of volunteer distributors to help us deliver food. Most people sign up to do this once a month but many do it more often. It takes only about an hour and a half of your time and is truly appreciated by those who receive the meals and is rewarding for those who deliver

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them. Volunteers can be reimbursed for mileage by the county. If you are interested in volunteering for this very worthwhile program, please contact Jennie O'Connor at 382-0808.

The Touch of Class Corvette Club was established in 2005 to provide Corvette owners an opportunity to enjoy their cars and the fellowship of a shared passion. The TCCC members drive and enjoy their Corvettes and experience a wide variety of functions and events. From a pleasant drive to an out-of-the-way restaurant, or a multi-day event at locations throughout Florida and beyond, the members of the TCCC believe that sharing the experience of owning America's best sports car is an avenue for building lasting friendships. Monthly meetings are held each month at Anglotti's Pizza at 130 Heights Ave in Inverness, Fl, 34452. Meetings start at 7:00 PM, but many members arrive early to enjoy a bite to eat and some extra fellowship time with others.

If you own a Corvette and would like to become a member, or would just like more information, send an email to [email protected] or visit our website at www.tccorvettes.com.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Community Food Bank Of Citrus County

In need of volunteer staff due to increase in food from local stores and other sources. We sort & distribute to over 30 pantries, soup kitchens and shelters throughout Citrus County. Call (352) 628 FOOD (3663), located at 5259 W. Cardinal St., Bldg. B, Homosassa. 1.9 miles from RT 19 and Walmart)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Nature Coast Ramblers

Nature Coast Ramblers is an outdoor activity club of friendly people of all ages who enjoy self-paced hiking or walking, biking, and kayaking activities in the Citrus County area. Walking or hiking, biking, or kayaking with the club promotes fitness. Our goal is to provide events that can challenge you to keep active and are fun. We start walks, rides, and kayak outings in different locations, which is a great way to explore the many beautiful trails, parks, forests and waterways in our area. Bicycle outings are generally the second Friday each month, hiking or walking is generally the third Saturday of each month, kayaking is usually the last Tuesday of each month. You may participate in one, two, or all three of the activities.Hope you will join us for our next club event. All events are FREE for members. You can become a member of Nature Coast Ramblers for only $10 (or $15 for family) per calendar year. Members are kept informed of upcoming club activities by e-mail and through postings on our website and Facebook. Please contact Marie Nall at [email protected]

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Texas Holdem Poker

Anyone interested in playing or learning Texas Holdem Poker (chips only), contact: Ben or Carol Grossman at 352-503-7844. We meet every Saturday night

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Touch of Class Corvette ClubMaking Friends Through a Shared Passion

-------------------------------------------------------------------------West Hernando Coin Club

The West Hernando Coin Club was established in 2007 and is a member of the ANA (American Numismatic Association) and F.U.N. (Florida United Numismatists

ndAssociation). Current club membership is approx. 80. Meetings are held on the 2 Monday of each month (no meeting in August) at 7pm and are held at St. Joan of Arc Church, 13485 Spring Hill Drive, Spring Hill, FL 34609. Membership is not initially required and we welcome guests to join our meetings. For those who wish to become a member the yearly dues are $10. Currently the club sponsors 3 coin shows a year and has organized outings to the national coin shows held in Orlando (January and July). The club arranges educational presentations to the membership on numismatic and exonumia subjects by professional collectors/dealers/authors and club members themselves. Along with the presentations, and show and tell, there are refreshments, door prizes and a member's auction at each monthly meeting.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Bridge Groups

Women's Bridge: Contact Darrielle Wyatt: 382-3182Held every Thursday in the Sugarmill Woods Grill Room.

Men's and Women's Bridge: Contact Claire Sickel: (239) 560-3969.Held on the 2nd Tuesday of every month.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------The Lunch Bunch

The Lunch Bunch is a 9 Hole ladies group that meets by the Sugarmill Woods CC pro shop on Friday mornings at 9 am. We enjoy a 9 hole round of golf followed by going to lunch to different restaurants in the area if you are so inclined. We welcome players of all levels that just would like to play for fun and enjoy the camaraderie. Please give me, Nancy Sullivan, a call at (352) 586-4749, or you may email me at [email protected] for additional information. New members always welcome!”

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Friends of the Homosassa Public Library

Lovers of books and reading should consider joining the Friends of the Homosassa Library. A non-profit group the Friends raise funds to provide materials the library


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cannot afford. They do so through modest membership fees and two large book sales in the Spring and Fall. The sales typically garner about $5,000 each, all proceeds going into library programs. The next sale is Nov. 15, 16 and 17 at the library. Volunteers to help with the book sales are always welcome. The Friends' Board of Directors meet at 10 a.m. the second Wednesday every month except for summer months (June, July and August). The meetings are open to the public. For more information about membership contact Diane Gapcznski at (352) 503-3688. For more information about the book sales contact Shirley Leonard at (781) 264-5098.

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Welcome to the Sugarmill Woods Tennis Association! Want to meet others with an interest in the great game of tennis and to make friends with some wonderful people? Join the Sugarmill Woods Tennis Association!

Towards this goal, the Sugarmill Woods Tennis Association (SMWTA) issues a tennis roster that includes a listing of current officers and players as well as a schedule of yearly events. By joining the Tennis Association, you are placed on the membership roster and will also receive e-mail correspondence to keep you up-to-date on other members and tennis events.

The Association also organizes several "Playdays" a year for its members, round-robin mixed doubles events, which serve to bring players together. Lunch follows, sometimes as a delightful covered-dish affair beneath the trees at Oak Village. Guests of members are welcome to play and join in the festivities. Non-playing family members are welcome to cheer on the players and join us for lunch. A portion of your dues goes towards providing Playday prizes, courtside refreshments, photos, etc.

The SMWTA also helps its members in time of need. When a member or a non-playing spouse is down and out, our Sunshine Committee is there with a card or goodies to help cheer them up.

Another primary function of the SMWTA is to provide representation to Sugarmill Woods Country Club management in matters of concern to tennis players. By joining the Association, you add your voice to those with similar tennis-related concerns.

The Tennis Association has also donated items to improve the tennis facilities. In the past, we have provided such items as the bleacher seats and shoe washers at the Sugarmill Woods tennis courts. In December of each year, a gala tennis banquet is

held at the Sugarmill Woods Country Club. A portion of your dues goes towards appetizers, music, awards, photos and mementos.

By joining the Tennis Association you get all of the above benefits, plus an organization of volunteers that helps make your tennis community a better place. You also get involved with a wonderful group of people who enjoy the great game of tennis. Priceless! To join up, place your $15.00 dues, which covers everyone in your immediate household, in the Oak Village drop box located in the shelter between Courts 2 and 3. Include your name(s), address, phone number and e-mail address. You can also give or send your dues to Treasurer Joe Lareau, 17 Nemesia Ct. E., Homosassa, FL 34446. Checks should be made out to “Sugarmill Woods Tennis Association.” See you on the courts!

Contact Jack Stevenson, Membership Chairman382-8909, [email protected]

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Military Cards

Who: The Women of Sugarmill Woods and all your friends--husbands, significant others and your neighbors. When: Military Cards Party will be the 3rd Monday of each month. Where: Sugarmill Woods Country Club Time: Doors open at 12:30 p.m. with games starting at 1 p.m.

Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 scoring teams and the "Lucky loser" team receives a special prize. Share-the-pot raffles will be included in the day's events! Snacks* and non-alcoholic beverages will be served.

Cost: $12 per player. Checks should be made payable to WSW and deposited in the appropriate WSW mailbox located at the offices of Cypress Village (A Frame) just off the front entrance to Sugarmill Woods at US 19. Please mark your check with the names of your "teammates." Payment can be made at the door prior to the start of play.

Reservations: No later than Friday, September 15th by calling CatherineYox (727) 599-7396 or Meagan Love (352) 586-1751. Notes: Everyone is welcome to this event, if you don't have a foursome, come and make new friends! New players are always welcome. We'll be happy to teach you the card game--it's easy! *We need help to provide food/snacks. If you're playing, please bring a food item to share with the other players. Players could number over 100! Come and join us for an afternoon of good food, fun card games and good friends!

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