Club NewsJune 2017

SUGARMILL WOODS • SOUTHERN WOODS• OAK VILLAGE NEWSLETTER

What’s New

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

Cocktail Cuties .....................................................3

Tuesday Bridge Results ........................................3

Message From The Membership Director ............4

Congratulations! Hole in One! photos..................4

Message From Golf Maintenance.........................5

Karaoke Night.......................................................5

Message From Robin Frick ..................................8

Game Night...........................................................8

Italian Buffet .........................................................9

Drop Shots ..........................................................10

Oak Village .........................................................11

Calendar.....................................................16 & 17

SMW Men’s Golf Association...................20 & 21

Hit & Giggles Event ...........................................21

Southern Woods Men’s Golf Association..22 & 23

Sugarmill Woods Ladies’ Golf Association........24

Southern Woods Ladies’ Golf Association .........25

The Practice Tee..................................................27

Special Interest Groups .................................28-31

Father’s Day Buffet ............................................14

Swingers .............................................................21

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Message From TheGeneral Manager

By Rick Kelso, General Manager

It has been fairly hectic around the clubs over the last several weeks. Too many to put on paper but some of the major things:

Chef Remco leaving at the beginning of May and Robin being extremely busy with

helping Chef Justin transition into his new role here at Sugarmill Woods. So, I would like to Thank everyone for their cooperation and patience with the entire staff during this learning curve as Chef Justin gets accustomed to our operations and our expectations. Robin and the rest of the staff are continually helping Justin get use to the operations.

In the meantime, it's business as usual. Don't forget, the food and beverage minimum must be fulfilled by June 30th. As June is one of the busiest months, be sure and make reservations for dinner and any of the special events you want to attend.

The pro shop gift certificate (chits) expiration date is June 30. Remember that we can special-order many things, so check with one of the pro shop guys if there's something you want.

Now that summer weather is here, please be sure and check the forecast before starting play and keep an eye on the sky, especially during the afternoon when thunderstorms are more common. Also, be sure and drink plenty of water throughout your game, and wear light-colored clothing that doesn't tend to absorb as much heat.

Aerifying at Sugarmill Woods was done on May 22 and 23. Southern Woods will be closed on June 12 and 13 for aerifying. Tim and all the maintenance staff, has done a tremendous job in maintaining our facilities and it is greatly appreciated. It is this time of year when most of the important maintenance practices take place to be able to provide the conditions we have grown used to. Please make sure you check with the pro shop and/or the calendars of all upcoming maintenance schedules. Thank you for your cooperation.

I would like to send out a Congratulation's to the following individual for accomplishing one of the greatest feats in golf a Hole-in One. WAY TO GO and GREAT SHOT!!!

1.) Mike Schawbeck 4-18-17

2.) Ron Broadbent 3-28-17

3.) June McSeveney on 2-22-09, using a 5 iron on # 8.

4.) Barbie Neurohr on

5.) Charlie Spurgeon on 4-24-09, using a Pitching Wedge on #17.

6.) Bill Ervasti on 4-28-09, using a

7.) Archie Wilson on 4-28-09, using a 7 iron from 137 yards on # 17.

8.) Jack Fasancht

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Come join the “Sugarmill Cocktail Cuties” on Tuesday in the Lounge, starting at 3:30 pm every Tuesday. In addition to everyday 2 for 1 drinks, there will be a Tuesday only specialty Drink 2 for 1. If you are looking for some mid-week fun, this is the group to join! See you Tuesday in the Score’s Lounge.

Open Invitation to all Ladies!

JUNE SPECIALSJUNE SPECIALSJune 6th Chocolate Martini

June 13th Whiskey Sour

June 20th Strawberry Lemonade

June 27th Woo-Woo

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Women’s Bridge GroupThursday’s at 9:00 am

To join, contactDarrielle Wyatt (382-3182)

or Beth Boardman (382-2575)

Unless otherwise noted, we plan on gathering the second Tuesday of each month. Our Bridge Director is Dave Pooley. He can be reached at 382-2545. Anyone who wants to play and has not already signed up, please call Dave Pooley.

Tuesday Bridge Winners for May1st Alan Grimshaw 4050

2nd John McLaughlin 3630

3rd Professor Loeffler 3420

4th Judy Brauner 3310

5th Grace Campbell 3140

6th Ginger Jeffrey 3120

7th Roberta Runfalo 3050

8th Dave Pooley 3040

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Congratulations!

Message From The Membership Director

By Ed Burfeindt, Membership Director

Just a reminder, it is that time of the year again when the Food and Beverage cycle is coming to an end. Make sure you get

into the restaurant for the delicious food and great service, and also to meet your

minimum requirement by June 30th. Anyone not meeting this requirement will be billed the remaining balance (+Tax) on their 6/30/17 statement.

I am setting up another Rays Baseball game trip for Wednesday September 20th against the World Champion Chicago Cubs!! More info to follow on that.

I have four Hole in Ones to report this month. The first belongs to Ron Broadbent who made his on March 28. He was playing Sugarmill Woods CC Oaks course and aced the 6th hole with his 9 iron. It was witnessed by playing partners Art Gennero, John Raymond, and John Bradley. The next Hole in One belongs to Michael Schwabek who made his great shot on April 18th at Sugarmill Woods CC. Playing Pine #4 from the Gold tees, he knocked in his 7 iron from 147 yards away. He mentioned it was the second time his ball ended up in the hole on his tee shot, the other time unfortunately (or fortunately) it was for par! His feat was witnessed by fellow competitors George Lentowicz, Bruce Whewell, and Don Archambault. The third Ace was made by Dean Moore at Southern Woods GC on April 25th. Playing the 17th hole from 110 yards, he jarred his shot using a 9 iron. The last Hole in One was made the very next day again at Southern Woods GC. Todd Wilson playing the 8th hole from 169 yards used his 3 iron to perfection. For Mr. Moore and Mr. Wilson it was their first, so we welcome them into the Hole in One Club!! Congrats to all!!

I ask that the Membership continue to help in our push for growth. Remember that “Word of Mouth” is the best advertising tool. Be proud of your club and always promote it. I will continue my work on getting our information about the club to as many different avenues as I can. Together we can continue to get bigger and better. Thank you for your help and support. Remember to follow us on Facebook as well as Twitter @smw_sw. Let's Make our Club Great Again!!

If there is anything I can help you with whether it's your golf swing, or any other concerns please feel free to email me at eburfeindt@sugarmillwoodscc.com or call me at (352) 382-3838, ext. 10.

I would like to welcome all our new members including:

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By Tim Gatz, Director of Golf Maintenance

The month of June is going to be very busy at both Southern Woods and

Sugarmill Woods. We are in full summer maintenance mode as we get all of our

aerification practices completed. The next few months are important since this is the time of year where we can accomplish our cultural practices and minor summer time projects.

At Southern Woods, we have our first core aerification on greens scheduled for June 12th and 13th. At this time, the course will be closed for these two days so that we can aerify, clean up cores, sand and roll. It typically takes about ten to fourteen days to completely heal. Vetticutting and topdressing shortly after aerifying greens will accelerate the recovery process. Fairways will also be aerified during the week of the 12th to relieve compaction and provide a better playing surface. Each time we aerify, we are providing a better growing environment for our turfgrass.

We have also planned a few small projects at Southern Woods. This includes improving a few tee and green slopes and possibly a few tee tops.

At Sugarmill Woods, we are going to aerify tees, fairways and roughs throughout the month of June. It will take a few weeks to complete as we have limited equipment and manpower.

Vertical cutting greens along with topdressing will continue this month as we try to keep putting surfaces in good condition.

This summer Oak course is closed so that we can water properly and improve putting surfaces. Since we do not have a working pump station on Oak, we have to pump from Cypress or Pine pumps. These two pump stations cannot support all 27 holes at night efficiently. With that said, we have the ability to water Cypress and Pine at night and Oak during the morning hours. This summer we are going to try to eliminate a majority of weeds on Oak greens. This will be a time consuming task, but the maintenance team will be on a weekly spraying program to slowly remove these weeds.

Please check with the pro shop for all maintenance projects and updates.

Message FromGolf Maintenance

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&By Robin FrickFood & BeverageManager

Summer has pounced with its usual ferocity and our winter members have

fled to cooler climes. We are grateful for our brave year-round members who keep

us company on those long hot days!

The Cliff Ritchie Show last month was great as usual and the grand Mother's Day Buffet was a huge success.

Most of you know by now that Chef Remco has moved on and I am very happy to announce that I have replaced him as executive chef with Chef Justin. Chef Justin was Remco's sous chef and brings to our kitchen a wealth of experience and talent. Stop by and try one of his creative daily specials.

Game Night this month will be changed to Tuesday, the 20th; my apologies for any inconvenience that this may cause. Our Cocktail Cuties meet every Tuesday afternoon in the lounge from 3:30 pm. The usual weekly specials, along with the regular menu, will continue - Thursday is Prime Rib night for $18.95 and Friday's Fish Fry is $13.95. A special lunch menu

Message From Robin Frick

is served on Sundays from 11 am to 2:30 pm.

If you're ready to unleash your inner performer, Karaoke makes a comeback on Friday June 16th, featuring the fantastic Turner Camp Dave. This will be popular so book your table soon!

It's time to honor our Dads and Gramps at the special Father's Day Breakfast Brunch on Sunday June 18th. This buffet is just $12.95, featuring a fabulous breakfast buffet along with a few lunch items and will be served from 10 am to 1 pm.

UPCOMING EVENTS FOR JULY: Game Night in July will be on Tuesday 11th. As usual, it wouldn't be summer without our “Christmas in July” party complete with a traditional festive menu. Enjoy music, dancing and Florida style Christmas decorations! To take part in the SECRET SANTA gift exchange bring a small, wrapped, inexpensive - $10 or less (great re-gifting opportunity!), gift for each person in your party.

Email me at robin@sugarmillwoodscc.com or call me anytime on 382-3838, ext.11, – and I look forward to seeing you in the dining room.

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Our New Chef Justin will have an Articleand Recipe for the next edition in July!

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From The Tennis Association

By Jack Stevenson, Membership Chairman

What is it about the game of tennis that attracts us? At the recreational level, the social aspects and fun of playing a spirited game with friends, and the exercise that goes with it, are the main attractions. Whatever your reason for playing tennis, you will increase your enjoyment by taking a positive approach to the game. Surround yourself with positive people, think positive thoughts, and increase your self-confidence by focusing on and repeating the mantra “I

Drop Shots

can do it!” Above all, if you want to improve your level of play, remember to relax, have fun and enjoy the game!

Attached are some photos from our past tennis events. Recognize these old-timers?

Please give a warm welcome to new Tennis Association members Else and Finn Berner, Rosario Hafner and Greg Dowgwillo, Carla and Jerry Chitwood, Janet and Larry Kent, Dale and Donna Cornett, and Bobby and Lena Dalton.

Keep on swinging!

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By Rick Scholl, Manager & Director of Tennis

Tennis Traditions Day

The annual event originally scheduled for Saturday, May 20th has been moved

to Saturday, July 8th at 8:30 a.m. There was a few problems with having the event in May so we moved it to July.

We have had it previous years in July. Sign up at the Pro shop at Oak Village.

“Traditions Day” is basically Old time tennis. Players use an old wood racquet and wear tennis whites only. Years ago most tennis clubs only allowed white clothing on the court. Wimbledon still enforces that tradition even to this day.

Swimming Pools

With the summer here and school out, its pool season. This means increased activity and usage at both the Oak Village pools and the Cypress Village pool at the golf courses. As a member, we ask you to sign in at these locations with your memberships number and name. The staff at both locations have updated membership lists to check on who's there and using the pools. Please bring your member cards with you when visiting the pools.

Oak Village

Playday (April 29)

Look in this months issue for the pictures of our Tennis Playday which took place on Saturday, April 29th. The next Tennis Association event is Saturday, July 22 which is the “summer social”.

The next Tennis “Playday” will take place on Saturday, September 16th.

Summer Junior Camps

Weekday Junior tennis camps are forming now during the week. Age groups are forming with no more than 6 to a group for 1.5 hrs of instruction. Cost depends on how many in each group. Contact Rick for specifics on these camps and days offered. At press time, they were taking place on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Men's USTA 55+ Super Senior Team

Recently our team qualified for the sectionals in Orlando at the NEW USTA training center and headquarters. They played 3 different teams from around the state. They played VERY well and came within 4 points of making it to the Finals. We were sooooo close. Maybe next year!

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Sugarmill Woods Men’s Golf Association

By Bob Strausser

The weather here at Sugarmill Woods continues to be outstanding. Middle of May and we have highs in the 80's with low humidity, beautiful for golf. Enjoy

while we can for the dog days of summer are around the corner.

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For all who will migrate north or wherever, have a beautiful and safe summer. See you all in the fall.

Reminder

Don't forget you must spend your Pro Shop credit (chits) and your food and beverage minimum by June 30th. The Pro Shop can tell you how many chits you have which include your MGA winnings.

Important Note

There is substantial effort by MGA administration in setting up pairings, scorecards, changes, etc. for MGA Thursday play. Members who sign up and do not show up or call to cancel are charged the $3 tournament fee. Please take note of this for it plays havoc in trying to coordinate changes 10 minutes before tee time and it is not fair to the team who is waiting for a no-show.

Special Events

The next few months are a slow time for MGA special events. Watch your emails and newsletter for “Mark Your Calendars” which will be sent out in August announcing the MGA Special Events in the fall.

MGA Games for June

June 1st Best 2 of 4 – Mixed

8th Team Point Quota – Mixed

15th Best 2 of 4 – Flighted

22nd 2 Man Point Quota – Flighted

29th Scramble - Flighted

Golf Humor for the Month

Golfer: I would move heaven and earth to break 100 on this course.

Caddy: Try heaven, you have already moved most of the earth.

Men’s Golf ResultsDATE: April 27, 2017

GAME: 1 on 5's, 2 on 4's, 3 on 3's

1st Place, -28 Dick Tuxbury, Dillard Jarrell, Steve Demianczyk, Bill Engelbrecht

2nd Place, -27 Felix Tarorick, Paul Domino, Mel Schroeder

3rd Place, -19 Art Anderson, John Bradley, Art Gennero

Low Gross, 73 Bill Butterworth

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Low Net, 59 Felix Tarorick

Low Net Senior, 63 Mel Schroeder

Closest To The Pin

Oak #3 Art Gennero 19’ 11”

Oak #6 Glenn Harwood 3’ 8”

Cypress #6 Mike Howard 12’ 1”

DATE: May 4, 2017

GAME: Scramble-Handicapped

1st Place, 55.55 John Stewart, Rick Odell, Jim Turner, Bill Moreau

2nd Place, 57.05 Wally Wyatt, Dick Tuxbury, Paul Domino

3rd Place, 58.55 (tie) George Lentowicz, Lou DiBerardino, Bob Maeder, Phil Runfola

Tom Venable, Al Turska, Glenn Harwood, Mike Theodore

Cypress #6 Archie Wilson 4’ 2”

Pine #4 Bill Butterworth 5’ 6”

Pine #7 Dick Tuxbury 5’ 5”

DATE: May 11, 2017

GAME: Team Point Quota-Flighted

1st Flight

1st Place, +13 John Stewart, Flelix Tarorick, Al Turska, Mike Theodore

2nd Place, +2 Mike Howard, Dillard Jarrell, Jim Brown, Frank Veit

2nd Flight

1st Place, +14 Tom Jones, Gary Osborne, Bill Engelbrecht

2nd Place, +6 Mel Schroeder, Sam Hunt, Phil Runfola

Low Gross, 77 John Stewart

Low Net, 67 Felix Tarorick

Low Net Senior, 65 Bill Engelbrecht

Cypress #3 John Raymond 23’ 4”

Cypress #6 Gerry Mead 25’ 8”

Pine #7 Kyle Muzina 9’ 6”

DATE: May 18, 2017

GAME: Rolling 1-2-3- Mixed

1st Place, -16 Carl Pedersen, Bruce Whewell, Tom Jones, John Rada

2nd Place, -11 (tie) John Raymond, Art Gennero, Bob Maeder, Mike Theodore

Mike Howard, Felix Tarorick,

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SwingersSugarmill WoodsMen’s Golfcontinued

Kyle Muzina, Bill Moreau

Low Gross, 79 John Stewart

Low Net, 66 Bruce Whewell

Low Net Senior, 62 Art Gennero

Cypress #6 Carl Pedersen 13’ 10”

Pine #4 John Raymond 7’ 5”

Pine #7 Felix Tarorick 5’ 3”

Closest To The Pin

April 12th, 2017 – Low Gross/NetEliminate 1 Blind Hole

1st gross Martha Thomas 44 $6.00

1st net Susan Menard 30 $6.00

Flight 2

1st gross Diane Clemmer 49 $6.00

1st net Diane Schmelz 29 $6.00

April 19th, 2017 – Mystery 5Net Score (1, 4, 5, 6 and 9)

Flight 1

1st Susan Roach 21 $7.00

2nd tie Martha Thomas 22 $2.50eaSusan Menard

Flight 2

1st Jean Averill 16 $6.00

2nd Diane Clemmer 20 $4.00

April 26th, 2017 – Fake Gross/Net

Flight 1

Gross Jean Averill 32 $7.00

Gross Jean Averill 32 $7.00

Net Nancy Sullivan 28 $7.00

Flight 2

Gross Diane Schmelz 33 $6.00

Net Diane Clemmer 29 $6.00

May 3rd, 2017 – Lagging - Points

Flight 1 1st Diane Clemmer 15 $7.00

Flight 2 1st Anne LaGreca 24 $7.00

May 10th, 2017 – Flower Power – Team Score

Flight 1 1st Score: 106 Prize: $4.00ea Judy Hill, Sharon Bradley, Linda Duller, Susan Menard

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Southern Woods Men’s Golf Association

By Gary Mosey,

Once again, spring has been turning into summer. Many of our “snowbird” members

have returned north. Weather conditions, as I am sure everyone knows, have been unusually dry this year. We know it has been hard on the course as a result, but Tim and his team have done a great job keeping things in great shape. There is certainly something to be said about hard fairways (unless the rough/trees/water are one's continuing challenge) and very quick greens.

We all look forward to an interesting and competitive SW MGA summer season. Hope to see y'all in the coming weeks. Let's all hope for rain!

Southern Woods Golf Results

Best 2 Net Balls Plus Bonus

41 Players at $3.00 each =$123. Paid out in Chits=$123. Paid to MGA Account $0

1st Flight1st Place, Amount per player $6.80, Score -20Bill Butterworth, Rod Fortune, Terry Nutt, Dom Guarino

2nd Place, Amount per player $4.50, Score -19Bill Fearney, Skip Sova, Rick Odell, Larry Lawson

1st Place (tie),

Amount per player $2.75, Score -17

Closest to the Pin

Hole #4 Patrick Berron 8’9”

Hole #8 Carl Pedersen 6’10”

Hole #13 Jim Brown 14’6”

Hole #17 Dave Vermilya 1’6”

DATE: April 26, 2017

GAME: “Step Aside Scramble” - Mixed Flights

1st Place: (62.625) Skip Sova, Lou Diberardino, Ken Leo, Erv Koch

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DATE: April 19, 2017

GAME:

2nd Flight

3rd Flight

1st Place (tie),

1st Place (tie), Amount per player $2.75, Score -17

1st Place (tie), Amount per player $2.75, Score -17

$11.40 ea.

Amount per player $6.40, Score -18Howard Watson, Ken Leo, Ed Skinner, Todd Wilson

1st Place, Amount per player $6.40, Score -18Dave Vermilya, Lou DiBerardino, Soc Hiotakis

Erv Koch, George Thomas, Patrick Berron

Bill Murray, Rich Perry, Gene Askins, Tom Hendricksen

Nelson Wright, Bob Lawson, Mike Theodore, Bill Long

2nd Place: (62.750) Terry Nutt, Todd Wilson, Chuck Reeb, Phil Runfola

3rd Place: (63.375) Bill Fearney, Dean Moore, Tom Hendricksen

4th Place: (63.875) Larry Lawson, Tom Venable, Soc Hiotakis, Gene Askins

Closest to Pin

Hole #4 Dean Moore 5’3.5”

Hole #8 Todd Wilson 0’0” Hole-In-One

Hole #13 Tom Venable 1’2.5”

Hole #17 Larry Lawson 6’7”

Congratulations to Todd Wilson on the Hole-In-One and also to Dean Moore who made a Hole-In-One on #17 on Tuesday.

May 3, 2017

GAME: Rotating 1,2,3

33 Players at $3.00 each = $99. Paid out in Chits $98.98Paid to MGA Account = $.02

Gary Mosey, Larry Lawson, Nelson Wright, Soc Hiotakis

2nd Place, Amount Per Player $7.42, Score -20Bill Butterworth, Erv Koch, Mike Taylor, Jim Chapman

3rd Place, Amount Per Player $4.95, Score -18Rod Fortune, Lou Diberardino, Jim Brown, Mike Theodore

4th Place, Amount Per Player $1.65, Score -17Carl Pedersen, Dave Hunt, Bill Long, Dennis Weeks,Angelo DiFranco, George Thomas

Closest to the Pin

Hole #4 Lou DiBerardino 11’8”

Hole #8 Rich Perry 10’10”

Hole #17 Bill Butterworth 4’4”

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DATE:

1st Place, Amount per player $9.90, Score -21

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Southern WoodsMen’s Golf continued

Name Score Points $

Bill Butterworth (+)7 5 $13.20

Dom Guarino (+)5 4 $9.90

Stu Hoffman (+)4 2 $4.40

Rod Fortune (+)4 2 $4.40

Carl Pederson (+)4 2 $4.40

Dave Vermilya (+)8 5 $13.20

Tom Venable (+)5 4 $9.90

Larry Lawson (+)4 3 $6.60

Jim Brown (+)3 2 $3.30

Ed Skinner (+)2 0.5

Ken Moody (+)2 0.5

Ken Leo (+)6 5 $10.50

Lou DiBerarino (+)2 4 $6.30

Kyle Muzina E 3 $4.20

Dave Hunt -2 1.5 Jim Chapman -2 1.5

Tom Twitty (+)9 5 $16.80

Rich Perry (+)7 4 $12.60

Bob Lawson (+)6 3 $8.40

Tom

Hendrickson (+)4 1.5 $2.10

Mike Taylor (+)4 1.5 $2.10

May MGA SERIES 2017 Results

Flight 1, 11 Players

Name Score Points $

Flight 2, 11 Players

Name Score Points $

Flight 3, 7 Players

Name Score Points $

Flight 4, 14 Players

Closest to the Pin

Hole #4 Archie Wilson 4’4”

Hole #8 Nelson Wright 7’2”

Hole #13 Ken Leo 10’3”

Hole #17 Tom Hendrickson 3’4”

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Sugarmill Woods Ladies’ Golf Association Musings

By Martha Renfroe

Wow! It's hard to believe another year has come and gone for SMWLGA. Time flies faster than the snowbirds returning north!

Chip-ins for our April 12 game not previously noted were Beryl DiBattista, Bonnie Demianczyk and Linda Mickle.

On April 19 the game was Member-Member Better Ball. We had 30 players and 16 that came in the money. First flight, 1st place Chris Venable & Twila Vaughn (-12) $6 each; 2nd place (tie at -11) Lorraine Dayton & JoAnn Ray and Beryl DiBattista & Sally Neeb each winning $5. Second flight, 1st place Judy Mantle & Joelle England (-14) $5 each; 2nd place Barbara Perry & Inge Weeks (-11) $4 each; 3rd place (tie at -8) Rosalba O'Shea & Barbara Sutphen; Bonnie Demianczyk & Deb DeGrio and Ginger Bong & Karen Hall each winning a whopping $1.50! Chipping in and getting $1.25 for their finesse were JoAnn Ray, Noni Postler, Ginger Bong, Bonnie D, Barbara Sutphen and Joelle England. Closest to the pin honors went to Beryl DiBattista on Cypress 3, Bea Raymond on Cypress 6, Judy Mantle on Pine 4 and Mary Ellen McCoy on Pine 7. Congrats to all!

April 26 brought out all the stars to play in the Star of the Year game. There were 29 players and 18 money winners! Flight 1, low gross Martha Renfroe (87) $3.50; 1st low net Mary Ellen McCoy (75) $3.50; 2nd low net JoAnn Ray (76) $2.00 & 3rd low net Judy Mantle (77) $1.00. 2nd flight, low gross Sally Neeb (88) $4.00; 1st low net Bea Raymond (73) $4.00; 2nd low net Beryl DiBattista (75) $2.50; 3rd low net Chris Venable (76) $1.50. 3rd flight low gross Barbara Sutphen (98) $4.00; 1st low net Cathy Wright (72) $4.00; 2nd low net Nancy Eble (74) $2.50; 3rd low net Phyllis Pellegrom (76) $1.50. Flight 4, low gross Bonnie D (100) $5.50; 1st low net Janice Doyle (70) $5.50; 2nd low net Ginger Bong (72) $3.00; 3rd low net Karen Hall (74) $2.00. Flight 5, low gross Inge Weeks (100) $2.00 and low net Barbara Perry (66) $2.00. Overall low gross winner was Martha Renfroe and overall low net winner was Barbara Perry. Chip-ins worth $2.00 each went to Ginger Bong, Martha Renfroe and Janice Doyle. Closest to the pin honors went to Joan Hromnak on Pine 4, Martha Renfroe on Pine 7, Bonnie D on Oak 3 and Sally Neeb on Oak 6.

May 3 the game was Blind Partners. There were 28 players and 8 were in the money. Low gross honors went to the team of Karen Taylor and Karen Hall (189) $8.00 each. 1st low net was a tie at 139, winning $7.50 each, the teams of

Beryl DiBattista & Inge Weeks and Chris Venable & Janice Doyle. 3rd low net winners were

Ginger Bong & Barbara Turska (149) winning $5.00 each. Chip-ins went to Beryl DiBattista and Barbara Turska. Closest to the pin honors went to Karen Taylor on Cypress 6, Cathy Wright on Pine 4 and Beryl DiBattista on Pine 7.

May 10 brought the SMWLGA season to a close. The team game was Mystery Flag. Tying for first place with a score of 124 (-20) and winning $6 each was the team of Linda Joseph, Rhonda Hanson, June Klingensmith & Nancy Kiner and the team of Martha Renfroe, Nancy Eble, Noni Postler & Catherine Holden. Third place with a score of 133 (-11) and winning $5 each went to the team of Karen Taylor, Linda Mickle and Pauline Gerbino. Chip-in winners

were Martie Jarrell, Susie Hornbeck (2!) and Mary Beth Stassi. At $1.75/chip-in, that's a 700% return on investment!! Closest to the pin honors went to Lorraine Dayton on Pine 7 and Martha Renfroe on Pine 4 and Cypress 6. Robin and her top-notch staff served the ladies a delicious lunch enjoyed by all. A short business meeting followed the luncheon to install our new officers and pass out ringer and birdie winnings for the year. A big THANK YOU! to the Executive Board for all their work during the season. Kudos to all!

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By Sherrie Ross

This newsletter starts off where the last one ended, and that is with the results of the President's Cup 3 week event. Our Overall Gross Winner for this year's President Cup was Joy Figueredo with a score of 148 for the best two rounds. That girl has cleaned up this year - what a game she has!! Our Overall Net Winner for this year was Martha Renfroe with a 137. Martha has just been playing lights out lately too. Congratulations Ladies on a great win. The winners and scores for the flights are as follows:

1st Flight

1st Low Net, Angie Lothean, Score of 139, $20.00

2nd Low Net, JoAnn Ray, Score of 147, $15.00

3rd Low Net, Betty Saltzman, Score of 149, $7.00

2nd Flight

1st Low Net, Janet Gilbert, Score of 147, $20.00

2nd Low Net, Sally Neeb, Score of 148, $15.00

3rd Low Net, Gail Wilson, Score of 153, $7.00

3rd Flight

1st Low Net, Noni Postler, Score of 143, $20.00

2nd Low Net, Inge Weeks, Score of 146, $15.00

3rd Low Net, Susan Ervasti, Score of 151, $7.00

Our 9 Hole Ladies Overall Low Gross was Kathy Ley with a 109 and the overall low net was Dee Puma with a score of 72. The 1st Low Net with a score of 76 was Donna Wilson to earn $18.00 and the 2nd Low Net was Terry Blose with a score of 81 to earn $12.00.

Congratulations to all of our winners!!

The week of April 20 started our 2 week eclectic event. Closest to the pin were #4 - Sherrie Ross, #8 - Judy Mantle, #13 - Martha Renfroe and #17 - Janet Gilbert - all were paid $3.00 each. The event concluded the week of April 27th and the winners are listed below. The 18 hole league collected a total of $72.00 for the two weeks and all winners were paid $12.00 each.

1st Flight Low Gross - (OK this one is a surprise - wait for it......JOY FIGUEREDO - 68!)

1st Flight Low Net JoAnn Ray 65

2nd Flight Low Gross Gail Wilson 80

2nd Flight Low Net Janet Gilbert 62

3rd Flight Low Gross Sherrie Ross 88

3rd Flight Low Net Bonnie D 60

Closest to the pin for the week of April 27 was worth $2.75 each and the winners were #4 - Angie Loethen, #8 - Bonnie D, #13 - Sally Neeb and #17 - Chris Venable.

Our 9 Hole Ladies collected a total of $18.00 for the two weeks and each winner was awarded $9.00 each. Terry Blose won Low Gross with a 50 and Donna Wilson won low net with a 31.

Our closing day was the following week, May 4 and it was

Southern Woods Ladies’ Golf Association

From left to right: Sherrie Ross (VP); Joyce Drye (Treasurer) and Bonnie Demianczyk (President)Missing from Photo: Cathy Wright (Secretary)

a team event with a luncheon to follow. We installed the new officers for next year as well. Thanks need to be given to our out-going board and team for a wonderful job this year. There were many really fun events and the LGA was well attended all year. So THANKS to all who helped make this last year a success.

We had 21 ladies playing in the 18 hole league and it was a team game. The team of Joy F., Sherrie Ross and Sara Liggett won with a score of 124 and were awarded $8.00 each and the team of Margot Check, Elizabeth McLeod and Inge Weeks won second place with a score of 127 and received $6.00 each. Our 9 hole ladies had 8 players and the winning team was Janet Kent, Terry Blose, Dee Puma and Donna Wilson and they won $4.00 each.

This will be our last newsletter until the new season starts in September so I would like to say that I hope everyone has a wonderful summer. Hopefully it will not be too hot and you ladies will continue to come out and play with us on Thursday. The summer league is alot of fun as well so come on out and join us. As I am going to be your Vice President next year I am turning my newsletter duties over to JoAnn Ray and know she will do a great job. It has been my pleasure to try to carry on the wonderful job Rose Marie Coe did with the newsletter for so many years.....I miss her every day. See you out there!

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(352) 628-3344 Jeff Macrini, LFD

The Practice Tee

By Ed Burfeindt, PGA Professional

In one of my past articles I discussed playing in the cold weather and how to prepare for it. Well since summer is

quickly approaching, and it has already been pretty warm here in Florida, I thought

we could discuss playing in the heat. One of the most important things to remember is to conserve your energy. We will discuss 5 ways to help you accomplish this.

The first thing to remember, and you would think it was pretty obvious, is to stay hydrated. Drinking plenty of fluids during the round is important, but actually is not enough. You should really start your fluids at least 1 day prior, and avoid caffeine and alcohol. On those hot days you will lose fluids from your body quicker than you can replenish them.

The second piece of advice is to wear loose, light colored clothing preferably with the moisture wicking material. The worst feeling is your shirt sticking to your body and having to peel it off after your round. This moisture wicking fabric pulls moisture from the body to the exterior of the shirt where it can evaporate more easily. Another piece of clothing you should never be without is a hat. A baseball style hat would do fine, but one of those bucket hats with the big brim that goes all the way around your head is better. It will help you avoid sunburn, but also help you maintain that energy level of yours.

A third precaution to take is to wear sunblock on your exposed skin. I would tell you that at least 50 SPF wouldn't ever be too much. They now also offer clothing that has sun blocking properties in it. Wearing a long sleeve shirt with the right materials, would give you a good amount of protection from the sun.

The fourth thing to remind yourself is to eat before you play. It is best if you eat light, but make sure you eat something. When you want to maintain your concentra-tion and energy, starving yourself is not going to help. I made this mistake many, many years ago when I took my Player Ability Test. I was nervous that day and decided not to eat anything before I went out to play. Not a good decision on my part because mid-way through the round I started to get woozy in the heat.

The last portion of advice for you on one of these hot days is to make sure you still warm up before your round. I

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would suggest that your warm up be light so you don't zap too much energy.

All of us golfers know that Mother Nature is a big part in playing the game. Whether it's hot or cold, if you prepare yourself before battle you will you definitely enjoy your day a lot more.

If you need help with any part of your game, send me an email to eburfeindt@sugarmillwoodscc.com or call (352) 382-3838, ext. 10 to set up a lesson. I look forward to seeing you next month on The Practice Tee.

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Special Interest GroupsGOLF GROUPS

“The Swingers” – Sugarmill Woods 9-Hole Women's League

Contact: Kathy Cray (802-380-1322 or kmetelicacray@gmail.com). “The Swingers” is a 9 Hole Women's Golf League that plays every Wednesday at Sugarmill Woods Country Club. The group meets in the club lounge at 8:30 a.m. with a 9-hole round of golf beginning at 9:00. There is a sign-up sheet each week located in the women's locker room; please sign up on the sheet prior to Monday each week you would like to participate or contact Kathy Cray. The Swingers play a different game each week adhering to LPG rules at a nominal fee of $2.00 per person to cover weekly prizes. Handicaps are necessary; if you do not have one, it can be established as you play with this group. There are no annual dues to join this group. All levels of play and skill are welcome. The women meet in the club lounge after the round to enjoy a wonderful lunch and more comradery. We look forward to you joining us.

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------Dapper Duffers

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 with an established handicap 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 with an established handicap is 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: Bonnie Demianczyk, (352) 382-2841The 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 with an established handicap (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.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------SW Ladies Golf Association

Contact: Bonnie Demianczyk, (352) 382-2841The Southern Woods Ladies' Golf Association plays every Thursday morning at 8:30 am. Registration begins at 7:45 in the Dining Room. All female members of Southern Woods Country Club with an established handicap (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.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------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

Hit and GiggleContact: Susie Hornbeck at suhorn@aol.com

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.

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 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 Brenda Hugo, Director of Membership at 503-9797 or hooterbc@msn.com

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Citrus County Creative Quilters GuildContact: Joyce Englebrecht - Contact Information: 352-382-4508

ndThe Citrus County Creative Quilters Guild meets the 2 Wednesday of each thmonth at 9:00 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 (928) 848-8359 or Email: eaglerider@gmx.comThank 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. 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 little no home Post is growing and we are still seeking new members or transfers who are interested in joining any of the following, The American Legion, Sons of the American Legion, American Legion Riders and the American Legion Auxiliary. If you are interested in joining, come out to our meeting, or contact Clay Scott. Please note our new location and meeting times. Our meetings will be held on 3rd Tuesday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Fraternal Order of the Eagles located at 5340 W. Grover Cleveland Blvd. in Homosassa, Florida. So come out and hear what we are doing, where we are going, meet new friends and find old ones. Meeting starts at 7:00 pm.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------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 ClubPrograms: 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. continue to next page

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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: sugarmillartisans@yahoo.com and our website is www.sugarmillartisans.com

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Christian Women's Club of Homosassa.

Chair person 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 Linda at 382-3392.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------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 meetings and speak out to protect the Homosassa! We meet at 7 p.m. on

ndthe 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: artcenter@tampabay.rr.comThe 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: stagewest@att.netStage 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: Jennie O'Connor, 382-0808

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

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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 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 on the second Monday of each month at the Riviera Mexican Cantina Restaurant at 1935 SE Hwy 19 in Crystal River. 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 info@tccorvettes.com 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 marie428@earthlink.net

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

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

night about 5-5:30 p.m. At SMWCC 2nd tuesday of month, beginning september.

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------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 Association). Current club membership is approx. 80. Meetings

ndare 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.

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

Men's and Women's Bridge: Contact Dave Pooley: 382-2545Held on the 2nd Tuesday of every month

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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.,

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Homosassa, FL 34446. Checks should be made out to “Sugarmill Woods Tennis Association.” See you on the courts!

Contact Jack Stevenson, Membership Chairman382-8909, csteve5@tampabay.rr.com

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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, November 18th by calling Ann Kennedy 382-2047 or Rita Strouzer 382-3814. 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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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 jessmackey@jandltravel.com. Jesse and Lois Mackey are Sugarmill residents.

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