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Community Association Information 3 • Activities 8 • Interest Groups 12
Chartered Clubs 16 • Defibrillator Locations 25 • Calendar 26
community association information
Spruce Creek GCC-HOA, Inc.
13601 Del Webb Boulevard
Summerfield, FL 34491
Hours of Operation
Community Center
Weekdays
Weekends
8am -10pm
9am -10pm
Horizon Swimming Pool
Weekdays
Weekends
8:30 am -10pm
8:30 am -10pm
HOA Accesories Sales
Monday - Friday
Resident IDs
Tuesday & Thursday
8am -12pm
By appointment
Fitness Center
Monday-Friday
Saturday & Sunday
6am - 8pm
7am - 7pm
Peninsula Park
Pickleball Courts
Pool
Tennis Courts
7am -10pm
8am -10pm
7am -10pm
Important Numbers
Gate Telephone Numbers:
Visitor Scheduling/Entry 347-3759
Patrol Front
347-0375
Patrol Back
245-8781
Community Association
307-0696
Fax
307-0695
Emergency
911
Lake Vista Fitness Center 307-3443
Maintenance Dept.
307-7138
ER Golf Course
307-1668
Toppers Tavern
307-0261
Marion County Utilities
671-8510
Duke Energy
800-228-8485
Teco Gas
877-832-6747
Cablevision
854-0408
Waste Pro
624-3100
Pulte Customer Care Line 291-7350
The Association provides this publication for informational purposes only, and does not guarantee, endorse or promote any of the products or services advertised herein, and assumes
no responsibility or liability for the statements made in this publication. Information regarding
advertising rates may be obtained by contacting the Activity Office at 307-0696.
Board of Directors
Bob Carter
President
Marilyn Corey
Vice-President
Gene Ryan
Secretary
Jim Honhart
Treasurer
Gary Burd
Director
Jim Houtz
Director
Terry Rasmussen
Director
Workshop
Nov 5
Meeting
Nov 12
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E-mail Addresses,
Phone Ext: 307-0696
HOA Resident Communication
[email protected]
Sean Casey, ext. 224
General Manager
[email protected]
Linda Dalgewicz, ext. 227
Activities Assistant
[email protected]
Jim Dean, 347-0159
Director of Gate Operations
[email protected]
Tina Hillenbrand, ext. 226
Architectural Review Manager
[email protected]
Pat Hixson, ext. 254
Activities Assistant
[email protected]
Kim Lunday, ext. 222
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
Bob Moody, ext. 223
Facilities Manager
[email protected]
Kim Osburn, ext. 259
Member Services Manager
[email protected]
Judith Ponder, ext. 225
Activities Director
[email protected]
Cindy Rogers, ext. 237
Community Standards Director
[email protected]
Michael Tresslar, 307-7138
Maintenance Director
[email protected]
Ryan Van Fleet, ext. 233
Communications Manager
[email protected]
Committee Meetings
Nov 11 - Finance Committee
(10 AM, GR)
Jack Little - Chairman
Nov 5 - C.O.T. Committee
(10 AM, MR)
Diane Brandley - Interim Chairman
Nov 3 - Community Programs
& Activities Com. (9 AM, GR)
Ross Brackett - Chairman
Dec 10 - Covenants Committee
(2 PM, MR)
Mark Parise - Chairman
Nov 4 - Property & Grounds
Committee (10 AM, GR)
Ted Brandley - Chairman
Jan 7 - Entertainment Committee
(9:30 AM, GR)
Sharon Allman - Chairman
Nov 10 & 24 - Architectural Review
Committee (1 PM, CR)
Andy Pawlowski - Chairman
Channel 12
Phone # 347-5917
[email protected]
Please stay tuned to Channel 12 for
Community Association News. If you would
like information about an activity posted on
our information channel, please drop it off
at the Activities Office. Announcements are
posted for a maximum of thirty days.
Newsletter
If you would like information about an
activity published in our monthly newsletter,
please have the information to Activities
Office by the 1st of the prior month.
Resident Departure Info
This form stops the Fountain delivery and/or
provides the HOA with an alternate address.
Please complete an “Additional Resident
Departure Information” form when leaving
the community for an extended period of
time and return the form to the receptionist.
Please inform the Activities Office, upon your
return, for restarting delivery of the Fountain.
Defibrillator
Refer to the back of the monthly calendar for
defibrillator locations.
Lake Vista
Fitness Center 307-3443
Maritza Acevedo
Fitness Director
[email protected]
community association information
What’s Happening
During the month of October, two town meetings were held.
The first was to discuss a potential update on the Association by-laws. The Board of Directors is recommending resident
approval of the changes which provide for consistency with Florida state laws and removal of multiple references to the
developer. The recommended changes will not reflect a change in operations or function, but provide for an updated and
a more understandable document.
The second town meeting was provided to provide residents to review a proposal for the treatment of all our roads. The current condition
of our roads, the proposed method to improve their longevity, and the potential costs were discussed. The subject will be on the agenda
for the November Board workshop and the November Board Meeting.
An open budget meeting was held during the month. As a result of increased expenses for existing services and maintenance, an assessment increase of $2 per month for 2015 was passed. This is the first increase in four years and still maintains our monthly assessment well
below the fees charged at other Active Adult communities.
During the recent 2015 budget meetings the Finance Committee reviewed the impact of the financial effect of the gate system which
was placed in use in the spring of this year. The cost of the system was $35,700. The savings reported by the Committee for 2014 was
$26,622 and $31,622 for each and every year thereafter. The system was paid for in less than a year and a half and is providing longterm cost reductions.
Two projects which were approved for added restrooms at the Softball field and Peninsula Pool are underway. Permits for construction have
been filed with the county and have been approved. Initial construction will begin in November, with both facilities to be completed before
the end of the year.
Monthly inspections of all facilities continue to insure that we are maintaining the highest standards possible throughout our community.
Have a great day today and an even better tomorrow!
Bob Carter, President - SCG&CC HOA
Election Committee
The Election Committee for 2014 is proud to announce the following candidates Marilyn Corey (incumbent), Dave Gromalak, Bob
Hanselman, and Gene Ryan (incumbent) have declared their candidacy for 2014 election.
The required number of proxy votes (326) have been received and been verified by Leland Management as members in good
standing. The proxy votes are only used to have a quorum for the Annual Meeting.
The Candidate Forum on Sunday, October 12th, was very well attended. Questions were provided to the candidates from the
Election Committee and audience, after the Forum many residents were able to personally meet the candidates and ask additional
questions.
Monday, October 13th, the ballots were mailed out and the ballot box was filling up quickly with walk-in/mail-in ballots. The
outside envelopes, containing the ballots, have been verified as residents in good standing by Leland Management. No ballots
are open until November 12th. The deadline for the walk-in or mail-in ballots is 5:00 p.m. on November 11th. In person voting is
November 12th from 9:30-11:30 a.m.
On November 12th Managers from Leland Management Corporate in Orlando, Election Committee Monitors, and appointed Candidate Observers, (if so desired), will be at the Horizon Center to begin opening all the ballots and tally the totals for announcement
at the Annual Meeting at 3:00 p.m. on the 12th of November.
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community association information
There has been some comments made and some misunderstanding on a motion that was made at the September
24th Board meeting regarding the proposed low frequency FM Station for the Community.
If you attended the Board Meeting, watched it on Channel 12, the website, or read the "Fountain Extra" that is the
insert in the Fountain magazine that recaps the Board meeting you probably heard or read that a motion was made
by Marilyn Corey under the Communications, Operations & Technology Committee report. The proposed FM Station
was tabled at the March 26th Board Meeting and the COT Committee was asked to go back and research to see if
there were other options of technology that could serve the same purpose for the Community. After their second report, it was decided
to bring the FM Station back to the table for a vote of the Board to approve or disapprove the proposal. The proper procedure in
making motions by the Board is normally made by the Board liaison to the Committee who in this case was Ms. Corey. The motion is
made by the Board Member to "approve", the motion is then seconded, and a discussion is held. After the discussion, the Presiding
Officer calls for a vote. In this case the vote was taken on the FM Station with (6) members voting "NO" including Ms. Corey and (1)
member "Abstained" meaning they did not vote "Yes" or "No" for their own reasons.
I hope this clears up any misunderstandings on what took place on this particular vote.
As a reminder, Sunday, November 2nd Daylight Saving Time ends and due to SJWMD regulations, you need to go back to watering your lawns and landscape one day per week. We continue to be on a variance from Marion County to allow us to water on
different days of the week in the different neighborhoods due to pressure issues throughout the Community. Below I have listed the
neighborhoods and the days for you to water.
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“Thanksgiving dinners take 18 hours to prepare. They are consumed in 12 minutes. Half time takes 12 minutes. This is not coincidence.” ~ Erma Bombeck
I wish everyone a Very Happy Thanksgiving!
Sean Casey, General Manager
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community association information
Architectural Review Committee
ARCHITECTURAL APPROVAL
COVENANT 9.7
In order to enhance, maintain, and preserve values of the Properties and
all Residences, no building, fence, wall, patio, paved area, pool or pool
enclosure, or other structure or improvement (including landscaping) shall
be commenced, paved, erected, or maintained upon the Properties, nor
shall any exterior addition to or exterior change, alteration, modification,
addition or deletion be made to any existing improvement or structure on
a Lot; nor shall an awning, canopy or shutter be attached to or placed
upon outside walls or roofs of buildings or other improvements until the
plans and specifications, showing the nature kind, height, materials,
color selection and location of the same shall have been submitted to
and approved in writing as to harmony of exterior design and location
in relation to surrounding structures and topography by the Association
and until the Association has received assurance acceptable to it that
any damage to the Properties as a result of such additions or alterations
will be repaired in a timely fashion. The Association shall review such
information to determine harmony of exterior design, color and location
in relation to surrounding structures and topography.
In order to assist the Property owner, with this process, the Association
has a set of Design Standards covering the requirements for any type of
exterior modification. The Architectural Review Committee has developed a Palette of Paint Colors for the exterior of the Homes. The Palette
is on display in the Community Standards office in the Horizon Center.
Samples are available for the Homeowners to take with them. The Homeowners receive a copy of the Design Standards at the Orientation
Meetings for new Homeowners. One can also get a copy of the Design
Standards at the reception desk in the Horizon Center.
If Owners do not adhere to this process and the modifications do not fall
within the guidelines, they will be in violation of this covenant. You will
be required to bring the modification into compliance or, worse case;
required to remove the violating modification at the Owners expense.
Communications, Operations
& Technology Committee
Interested? Looking for an interesting opportunity? The Communications,
Operations and Technology Committee is looking for new members.
The HOA Board will delegate relevant research and planning projects to this
committee, with recommendations to the board.
Qualifications: We are interested in members with tech skills relating to the
above activities, including electronics, computer skills, graphics, photography (The Fountain) and/or other relevant assets.
Anyone who is interested can pick up an application at the reception desk in
the Horizon Center. The committee meets monthly on the first Wednesday of
each month; subcommittees meet separately when necessary. We welcome
your questions and invite you to attend a meeting or two without obligation.
(Residents are welcome at every meeting.) If you have questions, feel free to
call Diane Brandley, Interim Chairperson.
Entertainment Committee
The tickets for the 2015 Entertainment Series go on sale Friday,
November 14. If your name was selected in the lottery, you will be
receiving a phone call sometime after October 31 to advise you what
time to come to pick your seat selection and get your ticket.
The Committee is already at work previewing possible shows for the
summer of 2015, as well as the 2016 Entertainment Series. We
hosted two promoters in late September and will be attending several
showcases in upcoming months. We will also keep our CD/DVD players busy as we review many acts at home. But, the good news is...
we enjoy it!
The Committee is currently seeking member(s). Rather than bore you
with a job description or expound on “qualifications”, we’ll just let you
hear a little bit about how we think and our diversity. To begin with,
we have members that live in St. Andrews, Bermuda Dunes, Firethorne,
Reston, Turnberry and Torrey Pines.
• One of our members is a “red neck North Carolina chicken farmer
who thinks he can fly (a plane), and really enjoys Broadway Musicals.”
• Another is a “small town gal from the Midwest who married a big
town city slick and is a big Beach Boys fan.”
• Can’t pass over the “Joisy gal that sang at a wedding when she was
only 12…later became a teacher and taught for 36 years...still singing
in musicals, chorus, and choir.
• Then there’s the guy that was “Iowa born, Iowa raised, Iowa educated, married an Iowa girl and “surprise”, likes country music.”
Examples of work include:
• Got a member from “upstate New York and her favorite music is the
sound, any sound that she hears on a shopping trip, as well as Jazz
and Motown.”
Communications: Channel 12 Activities, Spruce Creek Online, upgrading
sound systems at the softball field, Fitness Center and Peninsula Pool. CERT
collaboration on signal transmission.
• We head back South…“comes from Sweet Home Alabama with
a banjo on his knee…can listen to Jimmy Buffet anytime and digs the
sounds that generate from Muscle Shoals.”
The Fountain Magazine: Planning and execution of monthly issues, with
emphasis on fresh and innovative ways to inform residents of community
happenings and resources.
• Last, but not least, is “the Indiana lady…she’s very sweet and intelligent, but when asked what is an “Indiana Hoosier”, she responded…
say what! Likes any and all music and loves to dance.”
Operations: Gate Operations, i.e. recent completion of conversion to the
CapSure method of entry and exit to/from the community,
So, ladies and gentlemen, you can tell we are a diverse group with
different tastes. Our common threads are enjoying music, willingness
to work for nothing and the ability to disagree from time to time without
any hurt feelings. If YOU think that you might enjoy our Committee, fill
out an application available at the front desk in the Horizon Center.
Technology: Evaluation of emergency generation capability in the event of
power outages due to weather or other hazard; Evaluation of WiFi problems
within the Horizon Center; training and mentoring of volunteers to handle
soundboard and lighting for stage productions at the Horizon Center.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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community association information
Community Programs & Activities Committee
The CPAC Committee is very proud to announce the 71st chartered club and the newest club is The Lap Swimmers and President David Greenberg. Lap Swimming is quickly becoming a great form of exercise and what a better place to enjoy the new club but at the Peninsula Park Pool
on Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday mornings from 8 to 9 A.M.
The Association and Facility Rules, Regulations and Procedures (AFRR&P) document was approved by the HOA Board of Directors at the September
24th Board of Directors meeting. Copies are available from the Receptionist at the Horizon Center.
CPAC will begin reviewing and updating the Chartered Club Rules, Regulations and Procedures. Updates will be available to the Chartered Club
Presidents prior to presenting the document to the HOA Board of Directors.
Just a reminder: Chartered Club officer elections are to be completed by November 15, 2014 and form CC5: New Club Officers must be completed within 14 business days after the election of officers to the Activities Office. This is especially important as the January issue of the Fountain
lists all the new officers and the CPAC liaison list is updated at the same time.
CPAC meets the 1st Monday of each month at 9:00 A.M. in the Meeting Room. All residents are welcome to attend.
Around
Town
We are happy to bring
you a few glimpses of
the community. Thanks
to the many residents
who have shared photos
with us. We invite you
to send us your favorite
photo In 300 dpi format.
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activities / fitness
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
approves this AARP-sponsored course. The new edition covers
aggressive driving, road rage, freeway driving, and car phones,
as well as age-related changes that affect your driving skills.
The class will be on Monday, Nov 17th and Tuesday, Nov 18th,
(Game Room) from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. You must attend
both days of instruction to qualify for a "certificate of completion."
Tuition is $20 for Non AARP Members per person payable by
check only (No cash) to AARP. Tuition is $15 for AARP Members
per person payable by check only (No cash) to AARP. You may
register at the Activities Office, Monday through Friday, between
9:00 AM and Noon. Registration is limited to 15 persons (residents only).
Angel Volunteers Are A Year ‘Round
Thanksgiving Blessing!
At this most appropriate time of year, all the residents who
have been helped by acts of kindness performed by Angel
volunteers,extend a BIG THANK YOU!Angel volunteers give unselfishly of themselves and their time to make someone else’s life a
little better. For that, everyone can be proud and thankful.
The Angels organization recently held its annual volunteer get-together at the Community Center. Volunteers gathered to socialize
and share experiences. It was an enjoyable afternoon of conversation and tasty appetizers!
We are also grateful the snowbird volunteers are returning…you
were missed. Thankfully, other volunteers stepped up to help us
get through an extremely busy summer. We are always looking
for new volunteers; so if you’re interested in volunteering, please
contact us.
The Angels group continues to offer transportation service and
respite care to Del Webb residents in need. While the number of
volunteers has grown over the past year, the number of requests
for assistance has increased dramatically as well. For complete
details on either becoming a volunteer or requesting assistance,
call Karen at 454-5933, or JoAnne at 245-8692.
Hope everyone enjoys a Happy Thanksgiving with family and
friends!
Can you see the
Spruce Creek Senior Games?
They’re on the horizon!
February 22nd through March 12th, 2015
Hope to see you there.
Spruce Creek Got Talent is a new event being included in the
2015 Spruce Creek Games. We are encouraging any member
of the community with talent to participate in this event. We are
looking for singers, dancers, instrument players or other talents
to participate. An audition will be held in early February to
qualify for the contest. The only fee is the cost of entering the
games. The Spruce Games will be held from February 22 March 12 in 2015.
Further information can be obtained from Peggy Scharf or Kim
Osburn, Member Services Manager.
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interest groups
There is help for anyone who may be in an unhealthy or
abusive relationship. It’s not easy, but no one should have
to live in constant fear. The Marion County Sheriff’s Office
is willing and able to assist you.
COMMUNITY WATCH NEWS
Since 2005, Marion County organized community programs and activities to increase awareness about domestic
violence in an effort to create a community environment that
promotes and supports non-violent, healthy relationships.
“DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
AFFECTS EVERYONE”
For more information, you may contact Monica Bryant at
(352)438-5993 or e-mail [email protected].
Domestic violence affects everyone regardless of age,
race, education or financial status…it does not discriminate! Domestic violence is a pattern of controlling behaviors that may include physical, sexual or emotional abuse.
The violence can cause severe physical or emotional harm
to adults and children.
At our September meeting, guest speakers Cindy Turner
and Monica Bryant, of the Marion County Sheriff’s Office,
made a presentation on the subject of Domestic Violence.
The following information was presented by Monica Bryant, Family Violence Prevention Coordinator:
In 2013, Marion Country had 2,020 reported cases of
domestic violence and the City of Ocala had 540 reported cases. Unofficially, six people in our community were
killed and in Florida, 187 women, children and men died
as a result of domestic violence last year.
Domestic violence is not an individual problem, but a community problem. Just like it takes a village to raise a child, it
will take a community to help raise awareness and reduce
domestic violence where we work, live and play.
Domestic violence is the leading cause of injury to women between the ages of 15 and 44 in the United States,
more than car accidents, rapes and muggings combined.
Would you know what to do, who to contact or how to
help a Family member or Friend if they confided in you that
they were in an unhealthy or abusive relationship? If not,
don’t feel bad, most people don’t and far too many others
choose not to get involved.
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Other numbers to call within Marion County:
Domestic Violence Center – 24 hour hotline
(352)-622-8495
Marion County Sheriff’s Office
Crisis Intervention Specialist (352)732-9111
Remember that help is a phone call away!
Our next meeting is on Friday, November 14th at 9:00
AM in the Ballroom. Residents are always welcome to attend these meetings. For information on joining Community
Watch, contact Joe Favata at 307-6925.
“HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING!”
Wood Workers
Interest Group
We are attempting to form a Wood-Workers Club. If you
are interested in wood-working, please join us for an organizational meeting.
The meeting will be November 10th at 2:00 pm in the
Meeting room at the Community Center.
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2-Bit Shufflers Club
It’s Shootout Time!
Saturday, November 08, 2014 is the club’s
semi-annual covered dish luncheon and shootout. The action starts at 12:00 noon with a
covered dish luncheon. The club provides the
entre’ and the members bring their special covered dish to share with the group.
Immediately following the luncheon will be the
business meeting and the election of officers
for 2015. This is an important election as the
membership will be voting on a new operating
policy. All members have received a draft copy
of the proposed set up rules.
With the work out of the way, it’s time for the
shootout. Everyone adjourns to the Shuffleboard courts for an exciting time.
If you would like to give shuffleboard a try,
come out either Tuesday or Wednesday evenings at 6:30 PM.
All Faith Bible Study
and Charity Club
Arts &
Crafts League
Everyone in the Arts and Crafts League would
like to wish all of our Residents and their Families a very Happy Thanksgiving. We trust your
“turkey” and “pumpkin pie” was beyond delicious.
You are to be reminded that your “annual dues”
are coming for renewal. They are the usual
$5.00 and can be paid at any time. You will
be issued a new membership card upon receipt
of your payment for 2015.
Mondays are open for various projects (please
check the “Red Book”) with the exception of
the first Monday which is geared to pottery.
Wednesdays feature our assorted painting
classes, with Thursdays set aside for pine needle
basket weaving. There will be a jewelry class
which will be displayed in our cabinet. Make
sure to check the “Red Book” for the details.
Happy crafting to all and we hope, if you have
not given us a try, that you will find your way
into the Craft Room and join us for some fantastic crafting.
Our appreciation to these generous hearts for
their commitment and generosity in October:
• Residents who brightened the lives of others
by giving to the Food Drive.
• Substitute teachers Allyson Suydam, Mary
Ceccio, Janet Fritz, Stellia Phiri and Gale Kerley during Linda’s absence in October.
• Elaine Umbel and Patti Van Natten for service at the Club Fair.
Calendar Notes:
• Linda will teach a special Thanksgiving lesson on November 25th.
• No Bible study December 9th.
• Member ticket sales close November 11th
for our Christmas Pot Luck on December 11th
and community ticket sales will begin November 18th.
Gentlemen are invited to join the men’s Bible
study Thursdays at 3:00 in the Meeting Room.
Ladies meet on Tuesdays at 2:30 in the Game
Room as our study continues on the life of Hezekiah from 2 Chronicles and Isaiah.
May you joyfully embrace Thanksgiving celebrations with contentment, gratitude and safe
travel.
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Billiards -
Ladies
Any time of the year is a good time to come
up and check out playing billiards. We play
Wednesday night at 6:00 PM or Friday 1:00
PM. Don’t worry if you’ve never held a cue
stick, we’ll get you started. We usually play
8-Ball, but also various other billiard games.
In October, we participated in the annual Computer Club Rummage Sale and had a very successful day. Thanks to Helen Plush for all her
hard work organizing our table and to all the
members who helped.
Throughout most of the 1800’s, the chalk used
on the new leather cue tips was carbonate of
lime, the same blackboard chalk you used in
school. Even though today’s chalk is composed
of fine abrasives and does not contain a speck
of chalk, we still call it chalk.
Check the bulletin board frequently for the latest
news, holiday schedule and sign up sheets for upcoming events. Many times news and events happen after the monthly article has gone to press.
Any questions please call President Carol Magyarits: 307-9224.
Book Discussion
Group
The Book Discussion Group discusses one Fiction and one Non-Fiction work each month.
Members may attend either or both discussions.
The General Meeting with election of officers
will be Friday, November 7 at 10:00 AM, in
the Meeting room followed by the discussion
of the Fiction group’s November selection The
Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom.
The Fiction selection for December is Sandcastle
Girls by Chris Bohjalian.
The Club owns two copies of each Fiction selection. Please call Librarian Nancy at 307-2882
to put a book on reserve.
Note the date and time of the non-Fiction group
discussion, Flash Boys by Michael Lewis Tuesday, November 18 at 1:00 PM in the Meeting
Room. Remember: due to the Holidays, the date
of the December Meeting is changed to Tuesday, December 16 at 10:30 AM.
Check the Spruce Creek website, under Clubs,
Book Discussion Group for current information.
(www.sprucecreekonline.com).
If you have any questions, please call President
Bernice Wernick at 347-5184.
“The greatest gift is the passion for reading. It is cheap, consoles, excites,
gives you knowledge of the world and experience of the wide kind.”
Bridge - Social
Join us for Social Bridge where you can enjoy
playing the ever challenging game of Bridge in
a casual and relaxed manner.
Our playing times are: Tuesday - 6:10 p.m.
Wednesday - 9:00 a.m.
Wednesday - 12:15 p.m.
Partner’s Bridge is played October through
April, every third Sunday of each month, at
6:00 p.m. You must sign up with a partner.
Advanced sign-up is requested for both Social
Bridge and Partner’s Bridge. The sign-up sheet
is in the Card room. It’s a SLAM dunk of fun when you play Social
and Partner’s Bridge.
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chartered clubs
ers of SCG&CC to join CERT. We need you,
and you will be helping your new community
remain prepared.
Regards, Don Dake
Buddies Club
We are all about “healthy living.” We are a
group of men and women who want to stay
healthy as long as we live. We talk about the
food we select to eat, the exercises we do, the
tests we should have done or do not need, to
the latest medical information, just to name a
few topics we share with each other at each
meeting.
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Thur, Nov 6th - 9:30 - 10:30 AM –
Experienced Excel
Fri, Nov 14th - 10 AM - 12 Noon –
Picasa Photo Editing
Thurs, Nov 20th – 1PM - 3 PM –
iPad for Beginners
A big THANK YOU to our Veterans, November Wed, Dec 3rd – 1PM - 3 PM – Android Forum
11th and every day!
Thur, Dec 4th - 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM –
Happy Thanksgiving - safe travels to those ven- Experienced PowerPoint
turing out to visit family and friends!
*To Register for Computer Club Classes,” logon
What a fun Bagel-and-more Breakfast we had to www.sprucecreekonline.com. Click “Activilast month! (Again - thank you to all the volun- ties” tab, click “Computer Ed” then “Class SignUp. You will see a list of classes being offered.
teers who helped set up and clean up.)
Follow instructions to register.
Our November schedule includes a speaker
Upcoming Members’ Event:
on pain management, exercise and balance
Saturday, November 15th
information, a video on healthy people-healthy
Election of Officers
planet, and some weight loss tips.
Delicious Pot Luck Dinner
Come join us each Friday in the Card Room at
6:30-pm - 9:30pm
9 AM. You can weigh in if you are watching
Card Room
your waistline at 8:45.
Please call Evelyn (352-347-6367) to let her
know what entree or side dish/appetizer you
will be bringing. Keep an eye out for a more Thanks to all who visited our booth during Octodetailed email coming soon.
ber’s rummage sale. It was a great success and
(IT’S ALL ABOUT BEING PREPARED)
the funds will be used wisely.
(Remember to turn those clocks back Saturday Hello everyone, can you believe it’s November night, November 1st.)
Now that fall is here, we are up to full speed.
already? November is the last month of the hurriElection of new officers for 2015 is on the agencane season and perhaps CERT’s busiest month.
da as well as plans for enjoyable holiday parties.
We continue our twice monthly visits to nursing
We are having our last hurricane drill of the
year on Saturday, Nov 8th, 10AM at the Thank you to all who took part in, contributed homes. Preparations are underway for our annual
Bocce Ball Courts. You don’t need to bring to, or otherwise helped with last month’s Annual show. It will be presented this spring and is filled
any 1st aid equipment; CERT will provide all Rummage Sale. Many people working togeth- with new and exciting songs. Stay tuned!!
Diamond Dixie
Cloggers
CERT
Computer Club
the needed equipment. Please wear your CERT
shirt, (if you didn’t get a shirt from the club yet,
we’ll have one for you at the drill).
I encourage every CERT member, certified and
non-certified alike, to attend this last drill of the
year. I would like to have enough members present to form five CERT teams, and man our hurricane assessor table. Please come and help out.
“Ham” radio members, please bring your hand
held radios.
If you can come early (say, 9:00 am) and help
with the “set-up” it would be appreciated.
Prior to the drill we will hold a brief (five minute) CERT Club meeting to elect club officers for
2015. (Don’t worry we already have a slate
of nominees.)
Finally, I would like to invite all new homeown-
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er, for many hours, helped make this year’s sale
a success.
And thank you to, Jim Fitzreiter, Dave Withers, Al Bevilacqua, Mark Devaney and Judy
Devaney for facilitating our Tuesday Night,
Q & A Forums
November 19, 2014
Monthly Meeting at 7 PM
Presenting our Community’s New
“Club Connection”
Ryan Van Fleet, Communications Manager will
talk about how “Club Connection” allows clubs
to easily communicate with their members and
the residents of the community.
Upcoming Computer Classes - Note:
*Registration is required for all classes
Wed, Nov 5th – 1 PM - 3 PM – Android Forum
Duplicate Bridge
All of us, in the Duplicate Bridge Club, would
like to wish all of our Residents and their Families
a very Happy Thanksgiving. May the turkey and
the trimmings go beyond what you expected.
There is a new sign-up sheet on our bulletin board. If you would like to find a partner
with whom to play, please put your name and
phone number in the designated spaces along
with your preferred days to play.
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Our playing times are as follows:
Mondays...Duplicate Bridge...12:15PM
Tuesdays ...Social Bridge...6:15PM
Wednesdays...Social Bridge...9:00AM
Wednesdays...Social Bridge...12:15PM
Thursdays...Duplicate Bridge...6:15PM
There is a Refresher Bridge Group that meets
every Thursday at 1:00PM. This is open to
everyone, and it is hosted by Chotz Delbos.
She gives a formal lesson on the first Thursday
of each month with play following.
As our dear friend “BG” tells us ... “THINK
SLAM!” We hope to see you in the Card Room
thinking “Slam”.
tal Cup. Hope you signed up for this fun filled,
action packed, three day event.
It’s also that time of year for the election of
2015 officers. The slate of officers is posted
on the bulletin board and the election will take
place on November 13th, the second day of
the Crystal Cup.
Club information and forms can always be
found on www.clubs.sprucecreekonline.com.
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone.
Events for November are:
6 SCRAMBLE. Team event. Mixed tees. Play
regular scramble using one drive per player per
nine.
11, 13, 15 CRYSTAL CUP - Meeting and
elections on the 13th.
20 TURKEY SHOOT - Individual gross and
net play. (Post as tournament score.)
Eagle Ridge Ladies
9-Hole Golf
It is November already, where did the time go!!
The weather is getting cooler and more conducive for golf. We have already had two GAR
and the one for November will be at Rainbow
Springs, Thursday, November 13th. Of course,
we have Thanksgiving coming and we can be
thankful for the 4 beautiful courses we have to
play on. We would like to welcome another
new player, Jazelle Trotter. Our games for November are:
November 6 - Threes and Puts - Individual
November 13 - Low Gross/Low Net Individual
November 20 - Tee to Green - Team
(Meeting After)
November 27 - HAPPY THANKSGIVING
27 THANKSGIVING DAY - No golf. Have a
great day with family and friends.
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Jack Cherry 347-3541
Everything
& Swing
Happy November,
Eagle Ridge Men’s
Golf Association
November 2014 Schedule
Nicklaus Division – Blue tees
11/5/2014 - Individual Stroke Play with OSG
Blackston - Eagle Ridge Cup II - Qualifier #1
11/12/2014 - Point Quota with OSG
Blackston - Eagle Ridge Cup II - Qualifier #2
11/19/2014 - GOLD CUP
Day 1: 2 Man Team Scramble
(No regular Wednesday Play Day is scheduled)
Green is the color of the month, Fifty Shades
of Green that is, the theme of this year’s Crys-
Message from the President…
A special thank you to all our Members who registered for our annual Gold Cup Tournament that
starts mid-month and for those who also supported our Blackston-Eagle Ridge Cup that just finished its inaugural season. Our second B-ER Cup
season has just started which is bigger and better since our seasonal residents are back to join
the competition, the fun and play for the prize
money. These events are just two of the many
reasons why you should be a member. Membership applications for 2015 can be found in the
Pro Shop starting after November 24.
Happy Halloween Dancers
11/18/2014 - GOLD CUP Captain’s BBQ
Eagle Ridge Ladies
Golf Association
Palmer Division – White/Lav tees
Same games as the Nicklaus Division
11/21/2014 - GOLD CUP
Day 2: 2 Man Team Best Ball
11/23/2014 - GOLD CUP
Day 3: Singles Match Play
11/26/2014 - 2 Man Shamble
(Mixed tees/1 Ball Net)
Our 2nd Annual Senior Prom, November
21st, is a sell out. A special thanks goes out to
all those who purchased tickets and awaiting
this fantastic event. The formal plated evening
is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate being
“Seniors“. If you believe you ordered tickets
and have not yet received them, please call me
to check (Connie Tarsook 978-886-7868). All
tickets should have been delivered by now.
We will be offering pre-reservations for our February 2015 Sweetheart Dance at this event.
Don’t forget to sign up as we expect to be 80%
sold out at the end of the evening. We will also
be once again holding a raffle. These proceeds
allow us to give a Christmas donation to the
Community of Gratitude Food Bank. Please
bring your cash to purchase tickets. We hope
to have some great items including golf and dining packages. A list will be sent out to attendees
prior to the event.
Our December date is the day after Christmas.
We will be considering canceling that dance.
Please provide feedback if you have a preference about that evening. New officers will be
listed in the December Fountain.
Until we see you…Live, Love, Dance!
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Fountain Singers
Gardening Tips for November:
Clean up declining bulb portions this time of
Elections. Elections everywhere. First, on Tues, year. If you have not planted your bulbs yet,
Nov 4 you get to vote for local officials in the this is a good month to plant amaryllis, crinums
Horizon Center. Don’t care who you vote for, and daylilies.
but vote!
Plant cool, dryer weather herbs, including basil,
Same thing on Sunday, Nov 9 at 6:00PM in dill, fennel, parsley, sage, cilantro and thyme.
the Craft Room. The Fountain Singers’ officer Continue to watch lawns for fungal disease.
candidates were kind enough to offer their time
Watch for scale insects, spider mites and
to run your Club for you next year. So be there
mealy bugs on ornamental plants with the dryer
to elect them and show your support for them.
weather.
In addition, the Steering Committee is schedCool weather annuals can still be planted,
uled to deliver their initial report to the membercarnations, digitalis (foxglove), pansy, petunia,
ship on possible new directions for the Club.
Shasta daisy and snapdragon.
We hope that you will be there to give them
some guidance on what you like about what
WEBSITE: www.scccgardenclub.com
they’ve come up with, and what you don’t like.
Perhaps even offer some new things to look at.
In this way, you will be participating in the decision process of where we are going.
2015 will be a year of change for us and we
want it to be for the increased enjoyment of the
Club members and an incentive for our other
residents to join in song with us.
November 20, 2014
1:00 pm • Ballroom
“Growing Your Own Fruits and
Vegetables from Tower to Table”
Judy Quenzer with The Juice Plus Company
and a Garden Club Member
Whether you’re an experienced gardener or
have never grown anything in your life, Judy
will share how the Tower Garden® will help
you and your family eat healthier and it is better for the environment too. This state-of-the-art
aeroponic vertical gardening system allows you
to “grow good health” on your patio, lanai or
enclosed screen room with no soil required.
Election of Club Officers takes place at this
meeting.
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an important meeting because we will need to
elect officers for 2015. We will have a business
meeting to discuss other business. Hopefully all
our members will be back safely. Dan Sauro, of
the O.S.A., will be available to answer questions about the future of the gun range.
Ron Barr - President
Happy Tails
Dog Club
German-American
Friends
We’re happy to have many of the snow birds
returning and once again attending our meetings. Please note there will be no meeting in
November. The holidays, and especially Christmas, are
times of long-established traditions. Here, in Del
Webb, we are no different, for we do love our
traditions. The German-American Friends have
traditionally initiated the Christmas season with
our annual “Gluehwein-Christmas Party.” It is
a festive and sentimental evening, held in the
Horizon Center Pavilion. So mark your calendars and get ready to start the holiday season
with camaraderie and hot German Gluehwein.
If you’ve never had Gluehwein, you will love
how this spicy-sweet wine drink warms you from
head to toe, as well as creating that wonderful
glow of seasonal joy and generosity.
We will be having a combined Nov./Dec.
meeting on MONDAY, December 15th. This
will be our annual holiday pot luck dinner in
the Meeting room. We have the room from 4-9
pm. Set up will be 4:30 pm and the pot luck
will begin at 5pm. Please bring a dish to pass
and your own beverage. Plates, silverware,
cups, napkins will be provided. There will be
a drawing for door prizes too! All members
are welcome as are potential new members. Please mark your calendars now for the date so
you don’t forget. You may also pay your 2015
($5) dues at this time.
Friday, December 6th, 2014
4:00 p.m. till 6:00 p.m.
Tickets: $5.00 (Members)
$10.00 (Non-Members)
Oodles of Surprises, Fun, & Goodies
See you all at the pot luck!
Tickets for the Gluehwein Party will be sold in
the Community Center from 9 a.m. till 11:00
a.m. on November 17th, 19th and 21st.
Hearts Club
HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!!!
Gun Club
And a big thanks to all the people who show
up every Monday night to play Hearts. You
The November Gun Club meeting is upon us. make the game that much more enjoyable. To
It will be held on Nov 12 at 4:00 in the Craft all our players, who are under the weather, get
Room. We will have free Pizza for all. This is better and hurry back. We miss all of you.
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Last Month’s Winners:
WEEK ONE: Pete Kallos
WEEK TWO: Peggy Scharf
WEEK THREE: Melvin Peed
WEEK FOUR: Ken Beam
WEEK FIVE: Peggy Scharf
Enjoy the holidays. Stay safe.
Horizon
Players
March 2015
Broadway Review
Auditions November 23, 24, 2014
Open to all Del Webb Residents
The Horizon Players hope to present an evening
of songs from various Broadway Musicals for
our March 2015 production. Information
regarding the auditions is fully explained in a
flyer in this issue of The Fountain. In addition,
the flyer contains information about a meeting
for interested residents on November 10,
2014 in the Ballroom at 12:00 Noon. CDs of
selected songs will be distributed at the meeting.
The review will be directed by Nancy Brassert,
an experienced musical comedy director.
Rehearsals will begin in January of 2015. If
you are a singer, please consider auditioning.
All club members are reminded that the
election of 2015 officers will take place at
our November General Meeting, Wednesday,
11/12/14, at 7:00 PM in the Ballroom.
Please be sure to attend. Information regarding
our December Holiday Party will also be
discussed at that time. If you are interested in
any aspect of theater, please join us.
Election of officers will take place at this meeting. Finalize the plans for the Christmas party.
As we continue to explore the counties of Ireland, there will be a presentation of county
Monaghan.
New residents are always welcome.
When was the USS Shamrock launched?
A. St. Patrick’s Day 1863
B. Christmas Day 1902
C. St. Patrick’s Day 1903
D. Jan. 1st 1929 Answer: A. St. Patrick’s Day 1863. The ship
was christened with Irish whiskey.
Kitchen Club
NOVEMBER 2014 MENUS
Serving from 4:30-6:00 P.M. or until sold out
November 4th – NO MEAL – ELECTION
November 11th – Meat Loaf
Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable, Bread
in the Card Room), and on Thursday evenings
in the Lobby (6:00 pm to 9:00 pm). Cost is
$10 for members and $20 for non-members.
It will take place in the Card Room. Sign-in will
start at 10:00 am; play will begin at 11:00
am. There will be lunch and snacks served between rounds of play. We are in need of additional volunteers for this event. If you are
interested, please contact Gail Kratz.
Our Annual Member Holiday Party will take
place at Glenview Country Club on Tuesday,
December 9. Tickets are on sale at the same
time and place as the Tournament Tickets. The
choices for lunch are a Burger, Chicken Sandwich or Cobb Salad; cost is $16. There will be
plenty of prizes and fun! For additional information, check with any of the club officers.
Metaphysical
Group
10 a.m. – noon in the Card Room
November 10 - Marge Brown aka “Miraculous Marge”
What is “New Thought”? Who are the people
who follow it and why do they lead healthier,
happier, more prosperous lives? Don’t miss this.
The rest of your life may depend upon it.
November 24 - No meeting.
November 18th – Roast Pork
Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable, Sauerkraut
Applesauce, Bread
Enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with family or
friends.
November 25th – Chicken Parmesan
over Penne Pasta, Salad, Bread
Everyone is welcome. Never a membership fee.
Hamburgers/Cheeseburgers also available.
Patriots Club
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Come to Metaphysical to relax, learn and enjoy.
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Irish American
Emeralds
Mah Jongg
Cead Mile Faite...Since the Oct meeting was
cancelled; Nov 1st will be the first meeting of
the season. Irish coffee will be served, so remember to bring your favorite glass or mug.
Tickets are on Sale for our Annual Tournament
to be held on November 4; Mondays during
play (6:00 pm to 9:00 pm in the Card Room),
Tuesdays during play (12:00 noon to 3:30 pm
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The 11th Annual Golden Oldies Trivia night
will be held on FRIDAY night, January 16,
2015 at 6 PM in the Ballroom. This popular
event is a trivia game related to music from the
50’s and 60’s with emphasis on songs from the
golden decade of 1955 through 1965. Audio
is employed to present the questions and answers in an entertaining manner.
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To accommodate preparations and holiday
travel, tickets will be sold from 9 am to noon in
the Horizon Center on M, W, and F from 11/3
to 11/21/2014. Tickets are still only $5 per
person and may be purchased as a team of 8
or individually. Any one person will be limited
to a maximum purchase of two tables. Dessert
and coffee will be served. All profit will be
donated to the Moffitt Cancer Research Center.
Please join us and make your table selections
early. Remember, this event sold out in just over
an hour last year and a number of teams could
not be accommodated.
Any questions can be directed to Ken or Jeanette Boyer, 352-245-5540.
Interested in playing Trivia on Thursday afternoon at 4:00 PM in the Ballroom?
Contact: Geri Zuccarino 352 307 0868.
Don’t forget Trivia for Dummies on the 3rd Friday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Game
room. Walk ins are welcomed.
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Paula’s Clown
Alley
We have added some new Clowns and we
should introduce how we have met and found
at least two more of our newest. Sparkles come
to us from South Carolina and of course just
loves it here in Del Webb with her husband.
Cee Cee and her husband moved here from
Maine and also just love living in our great
community. Turns out our own Bingo the clown
was at a party with these two who are friends
and after a few cocktails, and conversations,
wouldn’t you know it, more clowns! What fun
they are having, and us with them.
We have had a bake sale at Bingo, Rummage
Sale, and many gigs. We are busy, busy and
like it that way!
Wishing you a Healthy Happy Thanksgiving!
Paula’s Clowns
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Many new members have asked, “Is there
any program for new players just learning the
game?” Linda Torgeson has posted a schedule on the bulletin board with all the leagues
and levels of play, as well as the league cocoordinator. Laurie Bryant also gives lessons
for women at 9:15am on Fridays after league
GOOGLE
play. This is no charge, but to play in leagues,
I was going to write a little article about how you do have to be a member.
to make interesting photos and to this end, I
“GOOGLED” “How to make photos interest- In the near future, the shade shelter will be taking”. As I perused some of the websites, it hit ing shape by the courts. The shelter will conme…YOU Google it. As I wrote in a previous tain storage and additional restrooms, as well
article, if you really want it, “all of the informa- as seating and grilling equipment. All clubs are
tion is available”. Make “GO…DO” your motto. invited to use this facility as well as residents of
Del Webb.
Moving a bit off photography…You can get
ANY information from GOOGLE. Have a Many activities are planned for the coming
blender with a broken part? GOOGLE (name year, so hope to see you at the courts!
of blender) Parts List. Don’t know how to take
a screenshot of your I-Phone? GOOGLE Taking
Screenshot on I-Phone. Need to strengthen your
wireless router signal? GOOGLE Strengthening Router Signal. Not sure how to take photographs at night? GOOGLE Night Photography.
Thinking of replacing your lawn with artificial
grass? You guessed it - GOOGLE Should I Replace My Lawn with Artificial Grass? Get my
point? If you really want some information,
GOOGLE will most likely give it to you. Pho- We welcome the cooler days of fall with their
tographing Buildings, Dogs, Flowers, Llamas, beautiful colors. There is always something new
Silhouettes, Swans, Whiskey…GOOGLE IT.
to learn.
Photography Club
Quilters and
Needle Artists
The Photography Club meets at 7PM on the Tues., Nov 4 1:00
second Monday of each month; drop by. Go ahead…check out Llamas, you know you want to.
Wed., Nov. 5 1:30
Sat., Nov. 9
C L U B
Needle artists show and tell
Meeting with
election of
officers and show and tell
9:00 a.m. Charity Quilts
Tues., Nov. 11 1:00 Needle artists and Art Quilts
Wed., Nov. 12 1:30 Quilters - project
Mark your calendars, the Geezer Meister TourProject/Education
Sat, Nov. 15 1:00
nament is returning. Bruce Cowling is chairing
the event which will be held, March 19, 20, Tues., Nov.18 1:00 Needle artists
21, (22 if needed due to weather conditions),
Wed., Nov. 19 1:30
Quilters
2015.
Sat., Nov. 22 9:00 a.m. Charity Quilts
He is gathering volunteers to help plan the
event, so if you hate to see this tournament dis- Tues., Nov. 25 1:00
Needle artists
continued, please let Bruce know you will be
Wed., Nov. 26 1:30
Quilters and
there to lend a hand. As more information is
Art Quilts
available, emails will be sent, as well as information in the Fountain.
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If you would like to learn knitting, crocheting or
quilting, there are many willing teachers. Just
stop in on Tuesday or Wednesday and we will
be glad to begin your lessons.
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Singles Club
Here we are enjoying fall and heading into a
busy season. Some will be traveling north to
see family and friends or perhaps staying here
to enjoy all our activities.
Membership has grown to 137. WOW!
Word has it that we are a nice group of people
sharing interest, making new friends and having a good time together.
We have entered 6 teams in the Men’s Sun n
Fun League and 2 teams in the men’s Classic
League (Men 70 and older).
Please come out to support our teams and partake of all our food items at the concession
stand. We promise an enjoyable experience
supporting all of our teams.
Election of officers will be this month. Please
consider taking a turn as an officer.
Rhythm & Notes
Club
WANTED…Persons that enjoy dancing as
a form of exercise! Come out and meet the
friendly group, you do not need to know how
to dance…just a love of movement. Remember studies show that as we age, it is best to
keep both our bodies and minds active. Dancing does just that!
So place the date on your calendars Tuesdays
12 noon in the Ballroom…come join us for
some fun!
Linda J Morello
First Friday of the month is our social. Nov. 7th,
in the Game room at 6pm. This month will be
Italian. Cost is $8.00 pre-paid and $10.00 at
the door. All are welcome. Entertainment TBD.
Meetings are the first Thursday of the month.
Nov. 13th. Sign in starts at 9:30am and meeting at 10am in the Game room. A speaker
TBD. Lunch to follow meeting at Fuji Japanese.
Tickets are on sale for Christmas Dinner and
Dance, December 14th in the Ballroom. Entertainment will be Steve Robinson Music. Dinner
catered by Pasta Fair.
As always, we bowl on Sundays at noon at
Fiesta Bowl. Come and bowl for fun. Call John
at 347-3220.
Softball Club
It’s that time again!
Our fall travel schedule will begin this month.
Men’s travel teams will begin play on Tuesday,
Nov. 4th. There will be games (at least on every Tuesday and Friday until March). Check
the softball club website (delwebbsoftball.com)
for teams and times.
Our ladies Tri-County Softball games will begin on Wednesday, Nov. 12th. There will be
a game on Wednesday afternoon and Saturday mornings until approx. the 1st week in
March. We are supporting teams in 3 ladies
divisions this year (Div. 1, 2, and 3).
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Welcome back snowbirds and here’s wishing
that everyone is excited and busy getting ready
for an active camping season. We hope your
plans include our fun rallies we’ve scheduled.
Officer Election
Mark your calendar and please plan on attending our next regular monthly meeting on
Wednesday, November 15th at 7:00 PM in
the Ballroom as we will be electing our club
officers for next year.
Christmas Party
The RV Club Christmas Party will be held
on Wednesday, December 3rd, at 5 PM in the
Horizon Center Ballroom. Rummikub Club
If you are an old (former) player, we have missed
you. If you have never played, let us teach you.
Be forewarned, Rummikub can be addictive.
It is like some forms of gin rummy, using two
decks of cards, but with tiles instead. Your brain
will get a workout, even when it is not your turn,
as you mentally move the tiles around the table.
We start at 1:00 on Thursdays in the Game
Room. Please arrive by 12:50 so we can draw
for groups. We will be looking for you.
Spruce Creek
RV Club
Rummage Sale
Thanks to all that contributed and helped with
the October Rummage Sale.
New and Old Web Addresses for the RV
Club
New: http://clubs.sprucecreekonline.com/
groups/rv-club/
Old: http://www.sprucecreekrv.net/
webmaster/myweb7/index.htm
Remember, this is your club. Now it’s time to
plan rallies for 2016. If you know of a great
place that you think would be a good place for
a rally, please inform the Rally Master.
Here’s wishing everyone a very happy and
healthy Thanksgiving with family and friends.
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Upcoming Dates:
Saturday, 9am, Nov. 8 and Highland Lakes on
Dec. 13. Keep coming as a good audience
cheering for the home team always helps.
November 5
Monthly Meeting • 7:00 PM Ballroom
November 10-14
Jetty Park, Cape Canaveral
December 3
Christmas Party 5:00 PM Ballroom
January 7
Monthly Meeting • 7:00 PM Ballroom
January 12-16
John Prince County Park, Fort Worth
Tea-Quila Rose Club
Plans are in the works for the Christmas Tea
with our Chair Sue Cianci. We send a great
big THANK YOU to Dee Manin for a wonderful Chari-Tea Fashion show. We were able
to donate $1300.00 to the Honor Flight. The
food, fashions and fellowship was grand!
Linda J Morello
Straight Line
Dancing
On the last Friday evening in September, many
of us gathered at the Horizon Center Lanai for
games and picnic ably supervised by Christa
Curtis. Also, put Friday, Feb. 6, 2015 on your
calendar. It is the Tennis Club Annual Dinner
Dance!
The Club has been gearing up for the increased
participation experienced every Winter Season.
A third beginners class is being offered at the
Fitness Center on Friday Afternoons 2:00pm
to 4:00pm starting November 14th. This class
compliments the strictly beginners level of dancing with very basic instruction geared to the
new to line dancing. All residents interested
are welcome to attend any or all of these opportunities for basic line dance exercise and
fun!!! Can’t make the first class, no problem,
new dancers are welcome to join in at any
beginners class that meets their schedule. So
stop by and give your feet and mind a treat.
Already a line dancer? Check out our intermediate and advanced offerings below.
All classes are $1.50 at the door except strictly
beginners which is free.
Beginners
Monday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Friday
2:00 to 4:00pm - Ballroom,
2:30 to 4:00pm - Fitness Center
4:00 to 5:00pm Strictly
Beginners (free) - Fitness Center
2:00 to 4:00pm - Fitness Center
Intermediate
Tuesday
10:00 am to 12:00 noon Ballroom
Advanced
Tuesday
2:00 to 4:00pm - Ballroom
SAVE THE DATE: the Holiday Party will be
December 9th in the Ballroom 11:00am to
4:00pm.
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We are working on a program to bring USTA
league tennis back to SCCC. There are several
possibilities with 55 and over as well as 65
and over divisions. We can play men’s and
women’s doubles in January and in March,
mixed doubles if sufficient interest is shown.
Another program is “drop in” Tennis presently
scheduled for Friday mornings at 8am wherein
any players not otherwise scheduled may show
up and get in a game. No particular attention
will be paid to skill level so that all have the
chance to play.
Technology Club
The club continues to meet on a regular schedule – the 3rd Friday of every month except
December. Please mark your calendar. Come
and bring your friends and neighbors.
The November meeting, on the 17th, features a
talk by Yosuke (Yoshi) Hirono on “Shrimp Aquaculture”. You’ll learn how to farm underwater!
Future meetings will include discussions on
technologies, used in weather observation and
forecasting, crime scene processing, and navigating without modern technologies. Contact
Dave or Jim if you want to propose a topic for
a future meeting.
Questions: Dave Withers (davidwithers@msn.
com), Jim Fitzreiter ([email protected]).
Tennis Club
League play is underway for this quarter and
the first well attended match of Intercommunity
Tennis vs. King’s Ridge is in the books. Coming
up are the home matches vs. Summit Greens on
Travel Club
All November and December trips are now
sold out except for Biloxi for Christmas from
12/23-12/26/2014.
These are the trips that have
availability in 2015:
January (3 trips)
Show Palace to see “Crazy for You” on 1/18
A cruise on the Liberty 1/24-2/1
Englebert Humperdink with a meal on 1/31
February (4 trips)
Boston Pops with lunch 2/3
Biloxi at The Beau 2/16-2/19
Early Bird Theater 2/21 to see “Caught in the Net”
A 9 night cruise on the Explorer of the Seas 2/26-3/7
March (2 trips)
Treasure Tavern variety show in Orlando with meal 3/20
Show Palace to see “King & I” 3/28
April (2 trips)
Vision of the Seas cruise 4/11-4/26
Another Early Bird Dinner trip on 4/26 “Hot Bed Hotel”
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chartered clubs
May (2 trips)
A cruise on the Brilliance of the Seas 5/4-5/30
A bus trip to Amish Country in Pa. 5/26-6/1
will stay on for the year 2016. You may nominate any member from the floor for any office
if you wish.
November (2 trips)
Cruise on the Oasis 11/7-11/14
Cruise on the Equinox 11/30-12/11
Mark this date on your calendar, Friday, December 12th for our Annual Pot Luck Lunch and
meeting. More details will follow in the December issue of the Fountain.
The next General Membership meeting is on
12/2/14. Come on out to see what else is
new. If you want to go a trip, check out our
TRAVEL CLUB first.
WE ARE ALWAYS GOING SOMEWHERE
Veterans
Association
Monday, November 10, 9:00 a.m.
Meeting Room • Board Meeting
All members welcome to attend
Thursday, November 13, Ballroom
Membership Meeting
8 a.m. Breakfast, meeting at 9 a.m.
Election Meeting
Tree Climbers
Genealogy Club
Tree Climbers Genealogy
Club Meeting
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
9:00 am - 11:30 am
SPEAKER - THOMAS J. NUNN
Spruce Creek Del Webb resident Thomas J.
Nunn, author and speaker, will feature a “Show
and Tell” detailing the paternal side of his family. Told in simple terms and shunning the classic
Family Tree Genealogy Program it’s written to
answer questions: “Where are we from? What
did our ancestors do? Were we rich and famous? Did we have servants?”
Every effort was made to delve into meaningful
history and terminology to support a point or a
theory or create doubt or, in some cases, debunk a family myth. The trail was not clear but
through innovation, logic, reasoning and plain
good common sense, a realistic presentation
was made. You will get a good feel as to how
YOU can write your family story. Further discussion will include errors of facts and omissions,
what to do about them and after writing the
family story what will it cost to print and bind.
Mr. Nunn has spent eight years researching his
manuscript. An Industrial Manager/Professional
Consultant by trade, Mr. Nunn has presented
technical papers and seminars nationally and
internationally; a BS Degree in Industrial Management and a Master’s Degree in Business.
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November is Election Month for our Association. Volunteers are needed to serve as Association officers for 2015! Candidates are needed
for Commander, Vice Commander, Financial
Officer, and Adjutant. Contact Election committee chair Cindy Kuckel or committee members,
Bill Kirsop or Jay Welty if interested.
Veterans Day Celebration
11 a.m., Tuesday, November 11th
Veterans Memorial
Join the Spruce Creek Country Club Veterans
Association Honor Guard to salute all the
veterans of America’s armed forces, at the Eleventh Hour, of the Eleventh Day, of the Eleventh
Month, at the Veterans Memorial at Veterans
Park. Don’t forget to fly your flags high on Veterans Day!
We want to extend our thanks to all our members who participated in the school supply drive
for the Stanton Weirsdale Elementary School.
We delivered $500.00 in much needed supplies and it was very much appreciated.
See you at the pool.
Rose Ann Peete, President
Writers’ Bloc
Yes indeed; the turkey-feast kicks off the holidays ahead; we’re giving thanks and counting our blessings as we celebrate with family
or friends. Within the same spirit, Writers’ Bloc
membership expresses gratitude and thanks to
the Officers, who motivated their scribes to succeed in better writing techniques. Writers help
other writers through invaluable critiquing and
rewrites until a story ‘jells,’ and as Elmore Leonard once said: “I try to leave out the part that
people skip.”
Waterbugs
Kudos to Writers’ Bloc 2014 Officers: Former
President, Charles Pletcher. In business-like fashion, he delegated and drew members in to participate. Interim President: Joe Kinsella, you created our ‘roundtable’…a better seating pattern.
Committees: Diane Brandley, where would
Writers’ Bloc be without your guidance? SubCommittee: Barbara Mann and Joan Hutchinson…on board for Authors Night. Fountain Article Coordinator: Sherrell Phillips. Channel 12
and WEB updates: Judith Judd. Fifth Thursday
Coordinator: Christopher Malinger. Recording
Secretary: Joyce Mascatelli-Busnardo, she is a
painter who interchanges her brush with a pen
and made Secretary Ingeborg Knight’s Minutes
submissions easy.
Our election meeting will be held on Wednesday, November 12th at 9:00 a.m. poolside.
All of our current officers and board members
Keep on writing and Happy Thanksgiving to all.
We meet on the first, third and fifth Thursdays of
the month in the Game Room at 10 a.m.
Adopt-a-Kid/Adopt-a-Vet: Our Association will
again be visiting Stanton-Weirsdale Elementary
School on November 7, 2014 to speak with
4th-graders about what it means to be a veteran. 15-20 Volunteers are needed for this visit!
To volunteer, contact coordinator Sam Pappas
at 347-1601, or see one of the Association
officers.
Villages Honor Flight Golf Tournament: Saturday, November 22nd. Info at Pro Shop.
Happy Thanksgiving!
november 2014
activities
Movie Night
Subscriptions
Tuesdays
• 7:00 PM
The Community Center Ballroom
Nov 4
NO MOVIE
Supervisor of Elections - General Election
Nov 11 Draft Day – PG-13
Kevin Costner
Nov 18 The Fault in Our Stars – NR
Shailene Woodley
Residents of SCG&CC receive a copy delivered to your Spruce Creek
residence monthly. If you plan to be away, please let us know so we
can suspend delivery until you return. To subscribe to “The Fountain” by
mail, forms are available from the receptionist or the Activities Office.
Complete the form and return with your payment to the Activities Office.
Subscriptions are for 3 months, 6 months or 1 year. This covers mailing
and handling costs.
Resident Directory
Nov 25 Maleficent – NR
Angelina Jolie
Residents are responsible for submitting their information for the Resident
Directory. Please fill out a Resident Directory form with your correct information
and submit it to the Activities Office. Forms are available at the Reception
desk or activities office.
For a synopsis of each movie, visit:
sprucecreekonline.com
Defibrillator Locations
Check Out the
Community Website!
» Horizon Center Lobby next to the water fountain by the Kitchen.
Bookmark your browser to
» Horizon Center Pool outside the gate at the main entrance on the left.
sprucecreekonline.com
» Peninsula Pool inside the main entrance gate on the left near the Men’s Room.
for links to Channel 12 Online,
the web pages of a growing number
of clubs and activities, movie schedules,
» Peninsula Pool outside the main entrance on the left as you face the entrance.
» Between the Tennis & Pickleball Cts on the 130th Loop side near the parking lot.
and other helpful information.
» Ball Field near the Ladies Room across from the concession stand.
E-mail: [email protected]
» Fitness Center at the front desk.
activities groups
Group
Angels On Request
Bowling (co-ed)
Breast Cancer “Chit Chat” Group
Corvette Riders of Del Webb SC
Democrat Group
Eagle Ridge Riders (Motorcycle)
Ladies Lunch Bunch/Sunset Dinners
Model Yacht Club
Republican Group
Scrabble Group
Spruce Creek Country Club Car Group
Volleyball Sand
Leader
Karen McMillin
JoAnne Caiazza
Charlie Kines
Al Earl
Ellie Sherman
Leo McCloskey
Gary Green Randy Chartier
June Albrizio
Nick Quinn
Frank Mason
Janet VanHousen
Larry McCabe
Jerry Williams
Phone
454-5933
245-8692
347-6447
307-9212
347-8616
508-208-9528
347-2481
347-9117
347-5527
245-7151
553-0470
347-8972
452-0742
307-4956
Meets
TBA
12:30 PM, Mon (Sept-Apr)
12:30 PM, Tues (Sept-Apr)
TBA
7:30 AM Tues. & Sat. Meet at the “Fountain”
TBA
10 AM, Wednesday & Saturday
Last Friday of the Month
2 PM Mon, Wednesday & Friday (Oct-Apr)
interest groups
Group
Community Watch
Geocaching Interest Group
Plastic Model Interest Group
Wood-Workers Interest Group
Leader
Joe Favata
Tom Nunn
Chris Olsen
Jay Welty
Phone
307-6925
245-2732
347-4495
307-1882
Meets
2 PM, 1st Thursday
TBA
TBA
TBA
Spruce Creek Golf & Country Club by Del Webb
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MONDAY
9:00 am Diamond Dixie Cloggers
(BR) (Nov 16,23,30)
2:00 pm Watercolor (CR)
6:00 pm Texas Holdem (GR)
(Nov 9,23,30)
6:00 pm Fountain Singers (CR)
6:25 pm Euchre (CD)
8:00 am Outdoor Fun (PV)
8:30 am Ceramics Workshop (CR)
9:00 am Horseshoe Assoc
(HP&PV)
9:00 am Computer Room
Maintenance (CM)
9:30 am Fountain Squares (BR)
12:00 pm Horizon Players
Workshop (BR)
12:00 pm Men’s Afternoon Pool
League (BD)
12:30 pm Duplicate Bridge (CD)
1:00 pm Samba (GR)
2:30 pm Beginner Line Dance (BR)
5:00 pm Early Bird Bingo (BR)
6:00 pm Arts & Crafts (CR)
6:00 pm Mah Jongg (CD)
6:30 pm Bingo (BR)
6:30 pm Hearts Club (GR)
CHANNEL 12
SPECIAL
PROGRAMS
Special Programs shown
at 7AM, 12 PM,
4PM, and 7PM.
See the scroll or the website
for program listing.
5:30 pm Water Volleyball Club
Meeting (GR)
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ROOM KEY
SUNDAY
BC
BD
BR
CD
CM
CR1
CR2
ES
FY
GR1
GR2
HP
TUESDAY
Bocce Courts
Billiard’s Room
Ballroom
Card Room
Computer Room
Craft Room (Front)
Craft Room (Back)
Exercise Studio
Foyer
Game Room (Front)
Game Room (Back)
Horseshoe Pits
9:00 am CPAC Committee (GR)
9:00 am United Healthcare
Seminar (MR)
11:30 am Duplicate Bridge
Meeting (CD)
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WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
8:00 am Diamond Dixie Cloggers (BR) 8:00 am Men’s Golf
9:00 am Fountain Woodcarvers (CR)
8:00 am Outdoor Fun (PV)
9:00 am Bocce - Fall League (BC)
9:00 am Bocce - Fall League (BC)
(Nov 4)
(Nov 5)
9:00 am Horseshoe Assoc (HP&PV)
9:00 am AM Bridge (CD)
(Nov 4,11,25)
(Nov 5,19,26)
10:00 am Improver Line Dance (BR)
9:00
am
Diamond
Dixie Cloggers
12:00 pm Rhythm & Notes (BR)
(BR) (Nov 12,19,26)
12:00 pm Mah Jongg (CD)
12:00 pm Men’s Handicapped
12:30 pm Men’s Billiards Travel
Team (BD)
8-Ball League (BD)
1:00 pm Bocce - Fall League (BC) (Nov 4) 12:30 pm Social Bridge (CD)
1:00 pm Quilters & Needle Artists (CR)
(Nov 5,19,26)
1:30 pm All Faith - Notes of Faith (GR)
1:00 pm Bocce - Fall League (BC)
2:00 pm Advanced Line Dance (BR)
(Nov 5)
3:00 pm Women’s All Faith Club (GR)
1:00
pm
Triple Play (GR)
4:30 pm Kitchen Club Dinner (BR)
1:30
pm
Quilters & Needle
(Nov 11,18,25)
Artists (CR)
5:30 pm Poker Club (GR)
6:00 pm Men’s Billiards League (BD)
5:30 pm Pay Me Club (CD)
6:20 pm Social Bridge (CD)
5:30 pm Diamond Dixie
6:30 pm Shuffleboard (SC)
Cloggers (BR)
7:00 pm Fountain Singers (MR)
6:00 pm Ladies Billiards (BD)
7:00 pm Fountain Woodcarvers (CR)
6:30 pm Pay Me (GR)
7:00 pm Movie Night (BR)
6:30 pm Shuffleboard (SC)
(Nov 11,18,25)
LB
LN
MR
PC
PP
PV
SC
SP
TC
VC
VP
FRIDAY
8:00 am
8:00 am ER Ladies Golf
8:00 am Arts & Crafts Basket
Weaving (CR)
8:30 am
9:00 am Bocce - Fall League (BC)
9:00 am
(Nov 6)
10:00 am
9:00 am Horseshoe Assoc
(HP&PV) (Nov 13,20,27) 12:30 pm
12:00 pm Men’s Billiards 8-Ball
Competition (BD)
2:00 pm
1:00 pm Bocce - Fall League (BC)
2:00 pm
(Nov 6)
6:00 pm
1:00 pm Rummikub (GR1)
1:00 pm Dominoes (GR2)
1:00 pm Refresher Bridge (CD)
3:00 pm Men’s All Faith Study (MR)
4:00 pm Trivia (BR)
5:30 pm Poker (GR)
6:30 pm Duplicate Bridge (CD)
6:30 pm Dominoes (MR)
6:30 pm Bocce - Fall League (BC)
(Nov 6)
6:30 pm Cribbage (CR)
7:00 pm Fountain Squares (BR)
SATURDAY
Arts & Crafts League
(CR)
Buddies (CD)
Bridge Lessons (GR)
Spirited Singers (CD)
(Nov 7,14)
Ladies Billiards Travel
Team (BD)
Arts & Crafts (CR)
Pinochle (CD)
Karaoke Club (CD)
Lobby
Lanai
Meeting Room
Pickleball Court
Peninsula Park
Pavilion
Shuffleboard Courts
Swimming Pool
Tennis Courts
Volleyball Courts
Veterans Park
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7:00 am Supervisor of
Elections General Elections (BR)
10:00 am Property & Grounds
Committee (GR)
7:00 am Horseshoe State
Tournament (HP&PV)
9:00 am Oil Painting (CR)
9:30 am Board of Directors
Workshop (BR)
5
9:30 am Computer Club
Class (CM)
10:00 am Writers’ Bloc (GR)
12:00 pm ERLGA Meeting (BR)
2:00 pm Community Watch (CR)
Discussion
6 10:00 am Book
Group (MR)
5:30 pm Singles Club Social (GR)
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12:30 pm Samba (GR)
7:00 pm Par Nine (GR)
1
9:30 am
10:00 am
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
Arts & Crafts (CR1)
Water Color (CR2)
Angels on Request (GR)
Tennis Club Meeting (BR)
8:00 am
9:00 am
12:00 pm
4:30 pm
CERT Drill (BC)
Charity Quilting (CR)
2-Bit Shufflers (CD)
Reston Neighborhood
Party (PV)
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1:00 pm Arts & Crafts (CR)
9
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5:00 pm Monarch
Neighborhood (PV)
6:30 pm Partners Bridge (GR)
12:00 pm Rhythm & Notes Meeting (GR) 10:00 am COT Committee (MR)
6:15 pm Computer Q&A Forum (CM) 1:00 pm Android Forum (CM)
4:00 pm Irish American
Emeralds (MR)
7:00 pm Paula’s Clown Alley (MR)
7:00 pm SC RV Club (BR)
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9:00 am Veterans Officers
Meeting (MR)
10:00 am Bocce Club Annual
Meeting (GR)
10:00 am Metaphysical Group (CD)
1:00 pm AR Committee (CR)
2:00 pm Wood Workers Interest
Group (MR)
7:00 pm Photography Club (MR)
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9:00 am AARP Safe Driving
Class (GR)
9:00 am Tea Quila Rose Club (CD)
10:00 am Travel Club Officers Planning
Meeting (MR)
1:00 pm Arts & Crafts (CR)
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Group (CD)
7:00 am ERMG Gold Cup
(BR)
3:30 pm Rhythm & Notes (BR)
1:00 pm AR Committee (CR)
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9:00 am Computer Club
Officers Meeting (MR)
9:30 am Tree Climbers User
Group (CM)
10:00 am Finance Committee (GR)
11:00 am Veterans Day
Celebration (VP)
11:00 am ERLGA Crystal Cup (LN)
4:00 pm Resident Rental
Gartman (CD)
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9:00 am Veterans (BR)
12 10:00
13
am Pickleball Club
9:00 am Pen & Ink w/oil
Rouging (CR)
9:30 am HOA Election Voting (MR)
2:00 pm Board of Directors
Meeting (BR)
3:00 pm Convene Annual
Meeting (BR)
4:00 pm Gun Club (CR)
6:00 pm Horizon Players Officers
Meeting (MR)
6:00 pm Kitchen Club Officers
Meeting (CR)
7:00 pm Horizon Players (BR)
7:00 pm Kitchen Club Meeting (CR)
19 10:00 am ER(MR)Ladies 9-Hole 20
7:00 am ERMG Gold Cup
9:00 am AARP Safe Driving
(BR)
Class (GR)
10:00 am Water Color (CR)
9:00 am Tree Climbers (CD)
1:30 pm Book Discussion Author
10:00 am ERMG Gold Cup
Visit (MR)
Cookout (PV)
7:00 pm Anglers (MR)
10:00 am Hearing Impaired
7:00 pm Computer Club Meeting (BR)
Group (MR)
1:00 pm Book Discussion
Non-Fiction (MR)
6:15 pm Computer Q&A Forum (CM)
2:00 pm SC RV Club
Officers Meeting
(MR)
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Meeting (MR)
10:00 am Singles Club Meeting (GR)
11:00 am ERLGA Crystal Cup (LN)
12:00 pm Bocce Club Fall
Play-offs (BC)
12:00 pm Community Watch
Training (CR)
2:00 pm Club Presidents Meeting (CR)
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9:00 am Decorative
Painting (CR)
3:00 pm Happy Tails Dog Club (MR)
7:00 pm Paula’s Clown Alley (MR)
10:00 am Writers’ Bloc (GR)
1:00 pm iPad Forum (CM)
1:00 pm Garden Club Meeting (BR)
1:00 pm Thanksgiving Pot
Luck (BR)
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8:00 am Horseshoe League
(HP&PV)
9:00 am Arts & Crafts (CR)
11:00 am ERLGA Crystal Cup (BR)
1:00 pm Beginners Quilting (CR)
6:30 pm Horseshoe Wine & Cheese
Fundraiser (BR)
6:30 pm Club 36 Potluck Dinner (CD)
21
9:00 am Horseshoe
Tournament
(HP&PV)
9:00 am Machine Embroidery (CR)
11:00 am Honor Flight Event (BR)
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9:00 am Community
Watch (BR)
10:00 am Computer Club Class (CM)
5:00 pm German American
Friends (BR)
7:00 am ERMG Gold Cup
(BR)
10:00 am Garden Club Officers
Meeting (CD)
1:30 pm Technology Club (MR)
6:00 pm Everything & Swing (BR)
7:00 pm Trivia for Dummies (GR)
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THANKSGIVING DAY
Fitness Center
Closes at 1:00 pm
30
Community Center
Closes at 3:00 pm
Community
Center
Monday-Friday
8am - 10pm
Saturday & Sunday 9am - 10pm
Swimming
Pool
Monday-Friday
8:30am - 10pm
Saturday & Sunday 8:30am - 10pm
Fitness
Center
Mon-Thu 6am - 8pm Fri 6am - 8pm
Sat 7am - 7pm
Sun 7am - 7pm
chartered clubs
Club
Contact
Phone
Meets
All Faith Bible Study & Charity Club
Bette Troike
245-5356
(L) 3 PM, Tue, (M) 3:00 PM Thu
Arts & Crafts League
MaryAnn Schuyler
245-8943
10 AM, Fridays
Billiards (Men)
Jim Brush
307-9837
6:30 PM, Tuesdays
Billiards (Ladies)
Carol Magyarits
307-9224
6:30 PM, Wednesdays
Bingo Club
JoAnne Weldon
347-6328
5 PM Early Bird & 6:30 PM, Mondays
Bocce Ball Club
Audrey Whitfield
347-5117
TBA Tue, Wed, & Thu
Book Discussion Group
Bernice Wernick
347-5184
10:30 AM 2nd Friday / N-F 4th Tues 10:30 AM
Bridge
John Portlock
347-0459
6:20 PM Tue/9AM &12:20PM Wed/Partners 3rd Sun
Buddies (Healthy Lifestyles)
Rita Pescrille
347-3405
8:30 AM Fridays
C.E.R.T.
Don Dake
245-7397
TBA
Club 36
Cyndy Stern
245-8221
TBA
Computer Club
Judy Devaney
245-6878
7 PM, 3rd Wednesday
Cribbage
Carol Tetreault
774-328-0704 6:30 PM Thursday
Diamond Dixie Cloggers
Bette Fedio
307-8101
9 AM, Sun & Wed, 8 AM, Tue, 5:30 PM, Wed.
Dominoes
Norma McCoy
307-1264
1 PM & 6:30 PM Thursdays
Duplicate Bridge
Kenneth Jeffers
245-1115
12:30 PM Mon. & 6:30 PM Thur.
Eagle Ridge Ladies Golf Club
Sharon Spencer
407-766-7953 Play Thurs AM/ Mtg.1 PM, 1st Thur.
Eagle Ridge Men’s Golf Club
Jack Cherry
347-3541
Play Wednesdays
Euchre Club (Cards)
Jim Collins
347-8335
6:25, Sundays
Everything & Swing (Dance Club)
Caryn Rolin
307-5434
TBA
Fountain Singers
Tim Scully
307-0369
7 PM, Sundays
Fountain Squares (Square Dance)
Ron Libby
307-7798
6:30 PM, Thursdays
Fountain Woodcarvers
Bob Franza
245-9698
9 AM & 7 PM Tuesdays
Garden Club
Joan Raynor
347-2858
3 PM, 3rd Wednesday
Heinz Backhus
347-5878
TBA
German-American Friends of Spruce Creek Gun Club Ron Barr
347-2582
3:30 PM, 2nd Wednesday
Happy Tails Dog Club
Paula Inglee
245-1704
3PM, 4th Wednesday
Hearing Impaired Group Steven Gershenoff 307-3688 10:00 AM, 1st Tuesday
Hearts Club
Chuck Compton
245-9902
6:30, Mondays
Horizon Players
Maurine Elliott
245-1307
6:45 PM, 2nd Wednesday
In-Sync Swimmers
Lenore Casey
307-8551
9 AM, Tuesday & 8 AM Thursday
Gail Walsh
245-9928
4 PM, 1st Wednesday
Irish American Emeralds
Italian-American Club
Sal Franco
245-3301
TBA
Karaoke Club
Phyllis Milton
307-3888
6 PM Fridays (CD)
Kitchen Club
Gene Ryan
307-7256
7 PM, 2nd Wednesday
Ladies 9-Hole Golf Association
Carolyn Herr
307-4121
Play Thursdays
David Greenberg
245-4248
8 AM-9 AM, Tues., Sat. & Sun. (PP)
Lap Swimmers Unlimited
Mah Jongg
Gail Kratz
307-8027
12:00 PM, Tues / 6:00 PM, Sun. & Mon.
Metaphysical Group
Sandy Okawa
203-494-8962 10AM 2nd & 4th Mondays
Nature Explorers
Gail Zippili
347-0709
TBA
Par Nine Club (Cards)
Ruth Frayer
347-8557
7:00 PM, Saturdays
Patriots (Trivia)
Jim Matrazzo
245-1123
4:00 PM, Thursday
Catherine Ladimir
Paula’s Clown Alley 245-4909
7:00 PM, 1st & 4th Wednesdays
Pay Me Club (Cards)
Arthur Whitfield
347-5117
6:30 PM, Wednesdays
Photography Club
Terri Pittman
423-503-0224 7:00 PM, 2nd Monday
Sheldon Guss
Pickle Ball Club 347-6232
10 AM, 2nd Thursday
Pinochle
Alan Lavine
347-0953
6:30 PM, Wed. & 2:00 PM, Fri.
Poker Club
Tony Trapani
245-5802
6 PM Tuesdays & Thursdays
Quilters & Needle Artists
Elaine Scully
307-0369
1 PM Tuesdays, 1:30 PM Wednesdays
Susan Krohn
347-3786
12 PM Tuesdays
Rhythm & Notes(Dance)
Rummikub
Karen Oldham
245-8126
1 PM Thursday
SCCC Horseshoe Pitching Assoc.
Robert Bernardo
347-5827
9 AM, Mondays & Thursdays
Samba Club (Cards)
Cindi Turner
307-1793
1 PM, Mondays, 12:30 PM Saturdays
Singles Club
Francine Scocca
240-441-9281 10:00 AM, 2nd Thursday
Softball
Jim DeLucia
245-6211
(M) M&TH 9 AM (W) Wed & Sat 9 AM
Spruce Creek Anglers (Fishing)
Peter Crick
245-4955
7 PM, 3rd Wednesday
Spruce Creek RV Club
Patty Judd
817-1334
7PM, 1st Wednesday
Straight Line Dancing
Jill Allaire
347-5833
TBA
Table Tennis Assoc.
Jim Shaffer
347-8689
5:30 PM, Mondays & Thursdays (Fitness Center)
Tea-Quila Rose (Tea Club)
Marge Borner
347-7799
9 AM, 3rd Monday (Even Months)
Technology Club
David Withers
233-7533
2 PM 3rd Friday
Tennis Club
Patsy Rucker
553-4192
8 AM M-W-F, 6 PM T&Th / 9 AM Sat
Travel Club
Frank Stuczynski
307-5604
1st Tue., Even Months,@ 7:15 PM
Tree Climbers (Genealogy)
Marian Fuchs
307-5382
9:00 AM 1st Tues CM, 9 AM 3rd Tues CD
Triple Play (Cards)
Maureen Britt
307-4565
Wed., 1:00PM
Veterans
Chad Norcross
307-2404
See Calendar
Water Volleyball Club
Clete Miles
307-9455
2 PM Mon-Sun, 6PM Sun, Tue, Wed, Thur
Rose Ann Peete
245-1405
8, 9 & 10 AM, M-W-F
Waterbugs (Aquacize)
Writers’ Bloc
Joe Kinsella
307-7813
10 AM, 1st & 3rd Thursdays
Richard Chenette
245-5232
6:30 PM, Tuesdays & Wednesdays
2 Bit Shufflers Club (Shuffle Board)