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President - Dennis Sutton
Vice President - Steve Thorp
Director - Tom Brown
Director - John Eubank
Secretary - Charlotte Staruch
Treasurer - Ken Dupont
The Voice
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SAVANNA CLUB HOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
The following actions were taken by the Board of Directors:
March 12, 2015
Passed: Appointment of Nick Toque to the ACC.
Passed: Appointment of Ber nar d Sweeny to the ACC.
Passed: Resignation of Rober t Car ey fr om the ACC.
Passed: RV lot revised parking policy: Any visitors wishing to park an RV (including motor home, 5th Wheels,
travel trailers) or large trucks or trailers for a limited time (not to exceed 7 days) must park in the RV
Compound. Overnight parking for these vehicles is no longer allowed at any SC facility parking lot.
The policy is amended to allow tractors however no trailers .The charge for overnight parking
would be $5.00/night plus a $50.00 refundable deposit for the remote. Reservations for the RV Com
pound use for this limited parking must be made in advance by the homeowner during regular business
hours.
Passed: Appr oval of Golf Resour ces and Management Inc. maintenance contr act in the amount of
$365,000.00 per year to be paid from Golf Operations.
Passed: Approval of Cinnamon Lane drainage repairs by Joel Pelloni LLC in the amount of $12,698.79 to be
paid from reserves.
Passed: Appr oval of Blackbead Cour t dr ainage r epair s by J oel Pelloni LLC in the amount of $10,075.00
to be paid from reserves.
Submitted: Charlotte Staruch, Secretary.
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BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP
March’s book lent itself to another of our lively discussions and really got us thinking about what
might be in our future.
For April we will read South of Superior by Ellen Airgood. Set is a small Michigan town, it is the story of a
young woman who arrives to take care of an ailing relative, but stays for many other reasons. The wonderfully
drawn characters will make you want to go and visit them yourself.
I look forward to seeing you all again on Tuesday, A pril 14th at 10:30 in the Mini Theater at Eagles Landing. If
you need a copy of our discussion questions, please just give me a call at 785-8215 and I will see that you get
them.
-Liz Taylor
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
The Photo Club met in the Mini-Theater at Eagles Landing on March 2nd. After a short instructional lesson we finished up the meeting discussing our upcoming Photo Contest. It was held on
March 10th at the Eagles Landing Clubhouse and the topic was “Bridges”. All photo’s entered
included a picture of a bridge. They were entered in three classifications: Color unaltered, Creative, and Black
& White and were grouped in two categories that include beginner & advanced classes.
We want to thank our judges for this contest. They were Roberta Taylor and Bonnie Trudo. Bonnie is our president but had none of her photos entered, so she didn’t have a dog in the fight. The winners are as follows: Beginner: Color unaltered -1st Place - Norene Michalik Color unaltered -2nd Place - Robert DePlanche Black and
White - 1st Place - Norene Michalik Advanced- Color unaltered - 1st Place - Chet Smith Color unaltered -2nd
Place - Bob Laliberte Honorable Mention - Joe Agresta Creative - 1st Place- Bob Laliberte Creative - 2nd Place Joe Agresta Creative - Honorable Mention - Chet Smith Black and White - 1st Place - Marty Fox Black and
White - 2nd Place - Chet Smith Black and White - Honorable Mention - Robert Dale
Peoples Choice - Marty Fox
All the photo’s will be on display in the hallway between the clubhouse and theater. Everyone please enjoy
them as they are a labor of love.
The clubs next meeting will be held on April 6th at 7 pm in the Mini Theater at the Eagles Landing Clubhouse.
Stop by and see what were all about.
GARDEN CLUB
Our March meeting took place at Tony's Garden Center. Tony had been our speaker during the previous season and he knows the plants and soil in this area. If you have any questions, he will be happy
to help you.
The April meeting will be held on Wednesday, the 1st day of the month, at 2 PM on the Porch at F/W. Check
the Town Talk for further information. We will also email our members to bring them up-to-date on any important gardening events being held in PSL.
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SAVANNA CLUB DVD LIBRARY
A reminder that the DVD library has an inventory of 4,000 movie titles for both adults and children in all genres. Up to three titles may be borrowed free of charge for three days, with more time given for multiple packs.
The DVD library is temporarily located in the Fairways building behind the porch and is open seven days a
week from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. A Savanna Club ID is required.
The DVD library is supported by a potluck supper the second Sunday of each month. Cost is $6.50 per person
and tickets may be purchased on Saturday mornings during the Fairways coffee hour. The following new movies have been acquired from the March potluck supper receipts:
Pitch Perfect
Saige
Hercules
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Dumb Dumber 2
Dracula Untold
The Hunger Games
Right Partners
Boxcatcher
McKenna
Iron Man 3
The Theory of Everything
Outside Bet
Subconscious
Ouija
Mocking Joy
Homesman
Thor
St. Vincent
Come Back to Me
The Captive
Ask Me Anything
Summer Snow
Private Peaceful
Black November
If you have a couple hours per week available to help with monitoring the DVD Room, please contact Director
Bob Staab at 772-879-7370. If you’re new to Savanna Club or are alone, it’s a great way to meet new people.
Thanks.
-Bob Staab, Director
SENIOR FITNENSS
In exercise, as in life, everything has its season. For younger bodies, aerobic activity such as jogging or tennis may be enough to lay down a firm foundation for a healthy life. But as we get older,
the emphasis shifts from building the foundation to protecting the structure (your body). Aerobic
activities are still important for strong hearts and lungs, but middle aged and older people also need exercises
designed to preserve and enhance body strength.
Without exercise, muscle power fades with age. Your strength begins to decline in your 30’s. Between ages 50
and 70, strength can decline by 15% each decade and even more in the years beyond. This decline is responsible
for the weaknesses and disabilities associated with old age. Strength training to reverse those losses should become a part of everyone’s exercise routine from midlife on.
As little as 15 minutes of strength training twice a week can and will increase strength and help prevent injuries
from other more strenuous activities. The older you become, the more evenly you should split your time between
aerobic exercise and strength training. Strength training will not bulk you up, you will see more definition and
toning but don’t worry you will begin looking like Arnold Schwartzenegger! Remember, strong muscles bring
many benefits throughout life. Stronger muscles power more of your daily activities, making it easier to do everything from swinging a golf club, running after a tennis ball, throwing a Bocce ball, or being able to carry your
grandchild and that is something truly worth working for!
I hope YOU will decide to take advantage of our Physical Fitness Classes held at the Fairways on Tuesday and
Thursday morning’s at 9:30 A.M. Fran Muir, a certified Trainer from Martin Wellness Center leads the class.
No special equipment is needed other than comfortable clothing and a good pair of non-skid athletic shoes. If
you have any questions, please call Lois at 879-4666 and I will look forward to seeing you!
-Lois Lindsay
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IRISH AMERICAN CLUB
April Spring Fling
As we enter the end of our season, we have our Spring Fling, held in the Theater on April 16th. Our menu will feature pulled pork on a sub roll, baked beans, coleslaw, potato salad, and dessert. The music will be by “Just Us”.
Tickets go on sale on in the Fairways Clubhouse March 28th, April 4th and 11th. Prices are $12.00 for members
and $14.00 for non-members.
Looking forward to the fall, we will have a dance in October. Details forthcoming.
GERMAN AMERICAN CLUB
German-American Club: Wednesday, March 25 Country-Western /BBQ fun evening at our own Eagles Landing
Theater! Doors open at 6 PM. So - Dust off your boots and 10 gallon hats, and come enjoy music by the ever popular Marshall, and an outstanding BBQ menu, catered by PA Barbeque, with all the fixin's; beer soda, coffee and
water will be provided, along with dessert.
Tickets at $22 for members, and $25 for non-members will be sold at the Saturday coffee hour at Fairways, starting 2/21, 8:30 to 9:30 AM. Hope you were able to enjoy the free membership evening with sandwiches, beverages
and lively music.
It is not too late to join - membership is $12 pp, and available on Saturday mornings. This will give you membership rates for all events, and a chance to
participate in planning activities for the group. All are welcome to join. Come join us for this great hoe-down and
meet our new officers and committee people. Watch the Town Talk for details the next general meeting.
CONNECTICUT CLUB
The Connecticut Club will hold a dinner on April 9th at 6:00 pm at Pietro’s on the River in Jensen Beach. They
will accept our entertainment guide coupons. Deadline for reservations is April 4th. To RSVP please call Bob
Johnson 866-759-2626 or Jim Duffy 772-237-4927. Hope we see many of you there.
ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB SPONSORED TRIPS
CALL MARIE CALANTONI 772-871-2791
JUNE 2015 TBA: DEC. CHRISTMAS PAGENT FLL. MUST RESERVE A.S.A.P.
SEP 20-26, 2015-MYRTLE BEACH SHOW TRIP BUS -7DAY-6N $634.PP GO
NOV 22 -28, 2015-RCCL NAVIGATOR OF SEAS- 6N –WEST-FROM $663. DEP $200 PER CAB BY
JULY 25, 2015, $25. OBC- PER CAB
NOV 28-DEC 5, 2015-MSC NEW DIVINIA. 7N WESTERN –FROM$495, -DEP $200.PP BY
MARCH 25,2015.FIN SEP 14.
JAN 11-21, 2016-MS DIVINA. 11N CRUISE. ITINERARY: MIA, 2 SEA, ANTIGUA, MARTINIQUE,
ROADTOWN BVI, ST MARTEN, SEA, NASSAU,MIA. PRICES FROM: $935.PP,
DEPOSIT $200.PP BY MAR 25, 2015 FINAL NOV 14, 2015
FEB 13-20,2016-MSC DIVINIA. 7N EAST-ITINERARY:MIA,ST MAARTEN, SAN JUAN, SEA, NASSAU,
MIA. PRICES TO BE ANNOUNCED. DEP $200 BY MAR 31.2015/ FINALNOV 14, 2015
DIVINIA CRUISES –ONBOARD- OCEAN VIEW$25.P CAB, BALCONY $50. PP. INSURANCE AND BUS
IS ADDITIONAL ON THESE TRIPS.
CALL FOR INFORMATION: FLYERS IN THE FW AND EGL CLUBHOUSE.
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SAVANNA CLUB TENNIS ASSOCIATION
March madness: Events during last half of March were Mixed Doubles Tournament, Ladies day with Magnolia,
The Dinner, and March 29th last in house, but will not be reported on til May as VOICE articles are always due
by the 15th. By then, you will have known everything anyway. Right!
Our current officers, Jim Hadden, president, Dan Kraft, vice-president, Tony Krawczyk, treasurer and Janie Vazquez, secretary,
have agreed to stay on for the 2015-16 season. Yea and thank you! The March 1st tournament winners were, first place tie by
John Everest and Jim Hadden, 2nd Linda Reinhart and 3rd place, Joe Matsey. Nice going and congratulations players!
2015 marks the 25th year of SCTA, started by about 15 members, led by Bill Lane. They adopted the USTA rules, the Code of
Ethics, and A/B player arrangements. Three unanimously passed motions made throughout our hx and supposedly to be followed forever...or at least until repealed: the SERVER announces the score before every serve; only made in USA club -tennis
balls to be purchased; and the ‘matirx’/chart is to be posted for people to sign up for something...set up, clean up or bring foods,
encouraging all members to help out at events. We’re a good group of 108 coeds and for us, it’s the ‘only game in town’.
Our sport supposedly started when French Monks batted the ball with their hands, over a hung rope. But Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Italians and the French may have had something similar. In the 1800’s English Major Winfield patented both the rules and
the equipment. Mainly a game for the nobility, it was played by hand, led to a glove, to a webbed finger glove, to a short handle,
to a paddle, and then to what we have now.. grew like Topsy. In the 1930’s – was known as a ‘country club’ sport with whiteclothing-only enforced. Fortunately for most of us that has changed, although it is nice when we see our own SCTA players in
all white occasionally... hmm when was that? Several years ago we were encouraged to buy SCTA white with logo shirts and
actually wear them for tournaments. Nice.
Bit more history of SCTA… We’ve had outside tournaments over the years with Ocean Resort.. 52 players in the 2006 tournament…Cascades I and II, North River Shores, PGA, Ocean Villages, Longwood, Spanish Lakes. Fairways. Some were with the
whole group and a few with the traveling men’s teams. We’ve had up to 50 or so at our in-house tournaments, and up to 110 club
members. We’ve donated a whole bunch of rackets to the Boys and Girls Club here in town, gave old tennis balls to the nursing
home, and helped with a Habitat Home in Ft Pierce. Numerous tennis groups organized by members…Tex Matias, Bob Pohl, the
Ladies’ Wednesday 3 pm group, Tom Mittlebaum, Deana Black, Jackie Meier, Diane Coupal…Apologies to those I’ve forgotten, as there were more. Don Pritchett, local tennis pro, came here for skills sessions, and some members have stepped up and
offered time and instruction. Serena still a no-show. The Wannabees, started in 2007, with Nancy Brunton, Deanna Black, Gail
Kowalsky and Peg Krawczyk. Nancy continues leadership with member-instructors and has taught a lot of once-non-playersgrowing-into-B-players-and-some-now-A’s!! We are a tennis group first; not a vehicle for anything except tennis. We’ve had
only a couple of inside-difficulties and the presidents during those times.. Joan Fauci and later, Gail Kowalsky…handled them
‘behind the scenes’, well and with class. There is an overall pride in belonging to SCTA with a sense of fairness on courts and in
the gazebo, expressing what tennis stands for… courtesy and good sportsmanship.
*Yes.. of course underhand serves are legal; but are legal people underhanded.. wot?
*Checking out tennis balls: Experts say: drop it from 100” high and it should bounce back to 53-56”. And, which member is
100” tall? Do the math. Ok. So the next best is to drop if from your forehead area and it should bounce back to your navel…bb.
*Watch your toes and toenails.. sneaky little pain leads to unwanted problems…comes from running and stopping short,
which is what we’re supposed to do, or having lousy sneakers. Check it out: beware Turf Toe or Tennis Toe.(yes, real diagnoses).
*Warm up is exactly that: warm up your body and warm up a variety of shots by returning the ball to your opponent and keeping the ball in play, NOT for killing the ball or running it down the alley. Play Nice during warm up.
*Mental games means concentration, relax, talk positively to yourself and partner (not in 1000 decible voice), for-getabout- bad shots, no negativity, stay focused. Gotta be the same in the other sport. Pro’s magic words for self-talk:
‘Palm forward’.. forehand - keep your hand open and racket parallel to the net, and
‘Finish high’..backhand - bringing that racket all the way through.. open shoulder.
*Developing a signature shot isn’t easy, but the older some of us get (who? Not us!), the longer we can stay with the
game, particularly if running is the skill to leave us first. A slice, a down the alley, and just hitting them where they
‘aint’, but a great serve is a good one to have. Watching the pros serve is one way to learn; their feet, where the balance of
their body is, where both hands are in the very beginning, what they do to establish their focus, the very high toss and their grip.
Tennis Uppers ...Members who pitch in and are always there
Happy Hitting and keep your eye on the made in USA tennis ball………June Walters
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SC FISHING CLUB
SC Fishing Club our next meeting is 7th, 2015 in the Fairways Clubhouse (note our meeting date is
new). Our guest speaker TBA ….We invite all the fishermen and fisherwomen to attend this meeting and hear a
successful fisherman speaker relate how to catch fish.
The fish of the quarter------ Was won by Roger Poirier with a 19 inch 19 lb. Pompano caught off Ft Pierce inlet.
First prize is a $25 gift certificate for fishing equipment.
FISHING TOURNAMENT…On Satur day Mar ch 7th, 2015 we held our first SC Fishing Club FISHING
TOURNAMENT--Thirty fishermen/fisherwomen signed up and they all showed up in spite of the rainy weather.
The tournament was off to fast start at 10:00 AM in the two ponds on Savanna Club Blvd. just before Bromeliad
Circle. That fast start meant all lines in the water, but the fish did not get the memo to bite-and the rain continued
to fall. Only a few fisher people gave up and went home. The four ladies who came out showed up the men and
continued to fish through the rain. Way to go ladies! With only twenty minutes left in the tournament the first fish
was caught by Stan Jopski…a 14” Bass caught on live shiners. This was followed up quickly by Bruce Bernard
using the same bait caught a 12” Bass...Bruce told me he had a plan of types of bait to use...A, B, C, D and finally
E paid off when he borrowed a live shiner. I’m glad he did not run out of Alphabet! The tournament was followed
up by a pizza party and awarding of prizes. First place award for the 14” Bass caught by Stan Jopski, second
place to Bruce Bernard for his 12” Bass and consolation award to Frank Nazario who fished but was skunked…
his name was drawn out of a hat. There were many donations that were given by local merchants and individuals,
the remaining prizes were drawn out of a hat and were our door prizes. All in all there were some great prizes to
be won. The two individuals responsible for organizing the tournament and securing all those prizes were Joe
Agresta and Tony Welder. A big thank you to them and all who volunteered to make this SC Fishing Club tournament a success!
L to R…… Bruce 2nd. place, Stan 1st. place, Frank consolation award
It was our 10th anniversary in March of the SC Fishing Club, we celebrated with cake, coffee, and members relating about the past history of our club.
It was our 10th anniversary in March of the SC Fishing Club, we celebrated with cake, coffee, and members relating about the past history of our club.
Our Next meeting of Whooper Tellers (SC Fishing Club) is April 7th 3rd.... Fairways Clubhouse at 7:00 PM
-submitted by secretary Robert De Planche
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SOCIAL COMMITTEE
The Social Committee had its reorganizational meeting in March with the following results: Chair – Jane Roy,
Vice-chair – Sue Berger, Secretary – Cathi Valanzola, Treasurer – Elaine Simms, and Publicity – Marilyn Kamp
and Wendy MacArthur. Other committee chairs were also named.
The Sweetheart Dinner Dance, honoring 13 couples who this year celebrate 50 years of marriage, was held Saturday, February 14 in the Theater and was a rousing success. The Social Committee received “thank-you’s” and
compliments from not only the honorees, but also from many of the attendees. For those fortunate couples who
will be celebrating their 50th in 2016, please contact Jane Roy at 772-224-2777 to let her know that you would
like to be included in the festivities.
Saturday Coffee Hour continues from 8:30 – 9:30 AM in the FW Club House through the end of April. Stop by
for a cup of coffee, to purchase tickets for sale by the various clubs, and to mingle with friends to catch up on the
latest community news. Coffee Hour will be suspended from the beginning of May until the first Saturday in
September (9/5). Our final Christmas Tree Basket Raffle drawing was held at the end of March (post this writing)
with a Pool/Beach themed basket won by a lucky raffle player. Check the “Town Talk” for March’s winner. The
winner of February’s Golf Basket was Judy Suttman.
As you read this, we will have had our last Welcome Meeting of the season on March 16, hoping to have
reached 33 new resident addressees. One of our HOA Board members was present to both observe and to participate. We always get positive reviews for this event because it helps our new residents, be they owners or renters,
acclimate to their new surroundings. This was our last big event of the season. A huge “thanks” to all those Social Committee members who helped to make this event go smoothly.
As things wind down and people start heading out to new summer adventures, we of the Social Committee wish
all of Savanna Club a safe and happy summer.
Start thinking about Halloween costumes, decorations for the cart parade, and spending New Year’s Eve with
us. For NYE, each resident will be able to buy up to 4 tickets with 4 Savanna Club ID badges. Tickets go on sale
in November, so if you will be away from Savanna Club that month, be sure to leave your ID’s with a friend.
See you in the Fall.
PIECEMAKERS
Thank you to all who stopped by our table, at the Savanna Club Flea Market, to make purchases or
just say hello. Your support is greatly appreciated.
April is when we begin saying "happy summer" to those who head to their northern homes. We will miss you.
We welcome everyone to come and join us at one of our weekly meetings to see what we do and meet our members. We meet every Monday at 1 p.m. at the Fairways.
-Shirley Navelski
SAVANNA CLUB FINE ARTS LEAGUE
We do not close down for the summer. Watch for notices of SUMMER ART CLASSES in the Town
Talk..
We have had a fabulous year of trips and classes. Our membership has tripled since I first joined the League. We
have top of the line instructors for both experienced and beginners, of almost all mediums.
All Savanna Club residents are invited to our meetings; however only paid members can take classes and go on
our trips. Membership is $20 and includes a free member luncheon in the spring. Call Diane Modrak 878 0726
We are in the process of booking classes for next year. Join the League and enjoy all it's benefits.
-Sylvia Foster, President
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SAVANNA WOMEN’S CLUB
Wed. April 8 SPLASH BASH at the Fairways Pool!
BBQ Pulled Chicken on a Roll, Pasta Salad, Apple Pie a la mode, Cold Drinks. Games & Prizes!
50/50 & Relay for Life Basket Raffle.
WEAR YOUR SWIMSUIT & COVER-UP
You’re gonna get wet !
10:30 am Doors Open - Meeting 11:00 am - Food & Fun to Follow.
Please Bring school supplies - construction paper.
$6.00 Tickets on sale March 21 & 28 at Fairways Coffee Hour 8:30am-9:30am
Ticket Info: Sammi Picardi 772-475-4582
Our March “Day in Ireland” luncheon was made extra special by 7 dapper gentlemen
in green bowties serenading us with Irish love songs.
Many thanks to Bob Bailey and members of the chorus!
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
Saturday April 25 Relay for Life Event outside Tr adition Field.
Noon till midnight. Games, food, entertainment to support the Cancer Society. Luminary bags will be lit at dusk.
Come walk the track with survivors, caregivers, or remember those who have succumbed to cancer.
Donations may also be made through the Women’s Club or the American Jewish Friendship Club.
Wednesday May 13 BINGO! At Fairways
For the 1st time in the history of the Women’s Club we are opening up our May Luncheon Meeting to all
of Savanna Club… men included … a mixed meeting!
BINGO WITH CASH PRIZES
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To continue our efforts to answer “What Does The Men’s Club Do?-------- Follow our exploits….. sometimes
working hard and other times enjoying life.
Every day, our Men’s Club members go around to our collection areas for recycling aluminum and empty the
barrels into very large plastic bags. There barrels are located at the Fairways Pool Area, inside the Fairways
Club House, Eagles Landing Pool area, inside the Savanna Club Theater, Recreation Centre Pool Area, Horseshoe Pit area, Tennis Court Pavilion area, and the new Cove area when completed. All in all there are 9 barrels
waiting to receive your recycled aluminum. It takes twenty minutes to empty these barrels every day and
transport them to a safe deposit area. Usually once a month the filled bags are loaded on a special trailer,
(donated by Steve Yetzer), and trucked away to the scrap dealer. In the month of March we collected 604 lbs of
aluminum which equates to 43 bags, weighing 14 lbs per bag = 1890 cu. ft. saved from our land fills. Remember this is for one month so multiply by 12 to get a year’s saving. I’ll do the math for you it is 22,680 cu. Ft.
(that’s assuming the cans are left uncrushed) -----So Savanna Club residents by your diligent recycling of aluminum our environment was spared using up 22,680 cu. ft. of space in one year! And the monies collected from
this endeavor helped out those in need in our own Savanna Club community. The volunteers who faithfully carry out this mission throughout the year are Bob Nittinger, Fred Thompson, Joe Ryan, Steve Yetzer, Jim Dorn,
Tom Devine, Rich Waltz, and Jim Roach. Now that your heads are swirling with math and statistics…. remember DO NOT put steel or tin cans into the barrels!
L to R .. Fred, Bob, Jim, Joe, Steve
Mets Baseball Concession Stand……. Our Savanna Men’s Club man two concession stands Mar ch 6 th and
March 20th at the Mets spring training home games. It requires 18 members to cook and serve Hamburg’s, hot
dogs, French fries, and pop corn. Then we man the cash registers and serve upwards of 7500 people their favorite baseball food and drink. It is a trying day that starts at 9:30 AM until after everything is cleaned up and put
away around 5:30 PM, but it is also rewarded by the money we receive to carry on our Charity endeavors.
Don’t forget our Day at the Races April 18th in the Savanna Club Theater (see poster and articles in the
Voice, Town Talk, & bulletin boards)
Next meeting of the Savanna Men’s Club is April 14th, 2015 in the Savanna Club Theater at 7:00 PM. Guest
speaker Tom Kimmel Pearl Harbor ------- sign up in the book located at the Fairways Clubhouse if you are attending so we can plan for refreshments.
-Submitted by secretary Robert J De Planche
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RV ASSOCIATION
The March Rally to Lazy Days RV Resort and the Annual Strawberry Festival was a big success with 14 member rigs and one guest couple participating for a total of 30 people.
There is always a “lot of eating” during our rallies and this one was no exception. Thursday
evening the group enjoyed a Southern Buffet at Freddie’s (but no “chittlins and greens”). Friday evening the
group enjoyed one another’s cooking at the Potluck and on Saturday a catered buffet by Lazy Days provided a
relaxed evening. Sunday morning there was a catered breakfast for the group and that evening we were off to
Ichiban for a Chinese buffet.
In the evening, everyone got together in the Lazy Days Club house to play Rummy Cube, Dominos, Catch
Phrase (a charade type game but you can talk to provide clues). Some members learned to play Hand & Foot.
There were many opportunities for socializing with Club members, not only in the evenings but also during
breakfast and lunch available when camping at Lazy Days.
The primary reason for the Rally in early March was to be able to attend the Annual Strawberry Festival and enjoy the great performances by well know artists. Patty and Jitter Tortarella saw Ronny Milsap and Loretta Lynn,
others attended performances by Alabama, Bobby Vinton and Reba McIntire. And of course everyone enjoyed
the delicious Plant city Strawberries!
New Club members, Jerry and Roxie Barger, took advantage of the Disney Florida Resident Pass to visit Disney
several times. Eileen and Tom Schoenberg also spent time at Disney, while Jack and Helen spent Monday at the
Webster Flea Market. The weather cooperated and everyone had a great time!
I am happy to report Barbara and Stanley Windolowski are on the mend. Stan had his gallbladder removed as
well as needing surgery for a duct blockage. Barbara is recovering from medical issues that started last fall. She
is in therapy and getting around while Stan is back playing golf!
The April 17-21 Rally will take the group to Sunshine Key, Mile Marker 39, at the south end of the Seven Mile
Bridge. This is always a “fun” trip. Anyone interested in extending their stay may do so at the rally rate of $30.00
a night for 2 days before and/or 2 days after the scheduled dates.
All Savanna Club RVers are always welcome to join us. Our regular monthly meetings are held the second Monday of the month in the Fairways at 4:30.
If you have questions, please call our Wagon Master, Rudy Picardi, 878-6992 or Lois, 879-4666.
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE
During the month of January the ACC received 21 applications of which 17 were approved. In
February we received 31 applications of which 24 were approved. In March we are on track to
receive another 31 applications.
The new ACC Maintenance and Exterior Appearance Standards states that all homes within Savanna Club must
be painted with ACC approved colors. One of the common reasons for disapproval of a homeowner’s application is a request to repaint the house, shutters and doors, using a color other than a SCHOA approved color.
A Sherwood Williams color wheel is available in the HOA office indicating which colors are approved by the
ACC and BOD for both house paint and trim paint (including shutters and doors). The homeowner may use a
paint manufacturer or brand other than Sherwin Williams providing the color choice matches one of the approved colors. The ACC asks that home owner check with the Sherwin Williams color wheel in the front office
before submitting an application to use a paint color from another brand and indicate on the application which
approved color (Sherwin Williams color) your choice matches. This would greatly help in our review of your
application and could mitigate the possibility of receiving a disapproval notice. Thank you for your cooperation.
-Submitted by Robert A. Watts
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SAVANNA CLASSIC CAR CLUB
Greg Covey’s pretty white 1971 Cougar has a new home in Norway! A recent trend indicates a good number of American muscle cars are being purchased by Europeans for investment purposes as well as for pleasure. American large bore motorcycles
are also appearing in Europe as well. In Greg’s case he didn’t
have to seek a buyer from Europe. When he found a pretty blue
1971 Cougar he liked better he decided to sell the white car and
very soon after listing it for sale he had a call from a Norwegian
whose business it is to find the best examples of American cars
to export to Norway, Switzerland, Denmark and other countries
for buyers with shopping lists. One nice thing about these overseas sales is little likelihood of ‘Buyer’s Remorse’ to occur.
Regarding our annual car show, it washed out after 4-11 inches of rain fell in our area. The deluge was caused
by a lingering storm that caused considerable flooding
in surrounding areas. And the people then asked what
about the Rain Date, set for Sunday March 1st?
Well, a group of members and officers met at the site on
Sunday morning to assess the weather situation and our
options. Based on the best info available at 6 a.m.
(forecast called for isolated shows and thunderstorms at
noon) we concluded it was a no-go and phoning invited
guests and clubs performing certain acts, etc. Our invited car owner was already 85 miles Southeast of Brooksville when we turned him around. Due to the short time remaining until our favorite Snowbirds start to wing
their way west and north there will be no show this year but stay tuned.
If you own a vintage or special interest car or pickup truck and would like to learn more about the Classic Car
Club, please plan to join us at our February Breakfast Meeting at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, March 18th at the Fairways Café.
-Dave Greenberg
SC PLAYERS CLUB
The next Players Club meeting will be held Wednesday, April 16th at 6:30PM in the SC Theatre. Refreshments will be served.
With the success of our last show "Don't Touch That Dial", Pres.Ed Birch thanked everyone
for their hard work & especially thanked Casey & Georgann Krakowiecki for putting the
whole show together.
Our next production will be "Annual Hoe Down" Saturday, November 14th in the SC Theatre. Further details
will be given in the next few months. This promises to be a fun filled show with singing, dancing & comedy in
Country style.
-Submitted by Maddy Goldberg, Secretary
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SAVANNA CLUB CHORUS
On Saturday, April 25th at 6:30 pm in the Theater, our Savanna Club Chorus will be presenting
a free concert. In celebration of 25 years as a chorus in Savanna Club, they have invited the
Sunrise City Community Chorus, directed by Jeff Edwards, to join them in making this concert
an exciting event. The music will include Broadway tunes, popular music from the 70's and the traditional music
we grew up with.
The Savanna Club Chorus began in 1990 as the Harmony Singers under the direction of John Manz (who still
sings with them). Leighton Smith and Paul Morgan directed later and the current director is Bob Bailey.
Bring your food and drinks and enjoy all the harmonies two choruses can provide. A 50/50 drawing will be held
during intermission and free desserts will be provided following the concert.
SAVANNA CLUB MONDAY SUMMER BOWLING LEAGUE
Our Monday Bowling League is scheduled to start on May 4, 2015. We will be having our
organizational meeting at 1 PM on April 27, 2015 in the St. Lucie Bowling Lanes Meeting
Room.
Any questions or concerns, please give me a call, Ann Miller 772-344-8507 or 516-238-3376.
TEXAS HOLDEM - CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS TOURNAMENT
On Saturday March 7th we held our 4th Annual Tournament. In order to qualify to participate, you had to win a
quarterly tournament.
We started with 18 qualifiers and everyone was playing tight as it took 45 minutes for the first elimination. As
the blinds increased players were quickly eliminated and soon we were down to 4 players.
Toni Agnetti then moved all in and was sent home by Betty Shea. Minutes later Betty was gone courtesy of Bob
Fonteyn. Bob went heads up against chip leader Vic Toledo. After 15 minutes Vic defeated Bob for the title with
a “Broadway Straight”.
Congratulations Vic!!
-Howard Hershkowitz
Tournament Champion Vic Toledo Receiving the Winner’s
Bracelet from Tournament Director Benay Herschkowitz
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ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM THE ITALIAN CLUB EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: The April dinner meeting (for members only) is in the Theater on Monday, April 13 at 6:00 pm. The menu is salad, pasta with
garlic and oil, bread and dessert. Bring your own beverage and cups. It has been requested by our membership that
the dinner meeting must be paid for in advance at the previous dinner meeting or at Saturday morning coffee hour
in the Fairways between 8:30 and 9:30 until April 11. This will be the standard procedure from now on.
Following the dinner meeting, tickets for the May 9th Mother’s Day Dinner dance will be available for members
only. The menu will be Tomato and Mozzarella salad, Prime Rib with Baked Potato and String Beans, Tiramisu
for dessert. Beer, wine, soda and water are also provided. Also, tickets will be available for everyone at the Saturday morning coffee hour in the Fairways at 8:30 to 9:30 until May 2. Ticket prices are $22 per person for members, $27 per person for non-members. Proper attire is requested.
There will be no dance in April. The dinner meeting in April will be the last until the fall.
Have a wonderful summer.
The New Year's Eve Committee has already begun planning for New Year's Eve 2015. Each resident will be able
to buy up to 4 tickets, if desired, upon presentation of 4 ID badges. Music by Dan. Tickets will go on sale sometime in November, so if anyone is going to be away during that month, be sure to leave your ID badges with a
friend.
-Dan.
PARTY BY THE POOL
EAGLES LANDING
Live Music by Bob “Fudge” Ferragine
Everything from Sam Cooke to Santana
Date: Sunday April 26, 2015
Time: 3-5 or later
Grills will be on
Come and party with your friends, cook out and enjoy our beautiful facility.
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SAVANNA CLUB GOLF COMMITTEE
The March 4th Golf Committee Meeting was one of the shorter ones, but a lot of important business was addressed.
But, before that, a complete version of the Minutes are being posted on the SCHOA Website at
www.savannaclubhoa.com The following instructions are for those residents not familiar with finding and
opening the Minutes but who wish to read them. To view the Minutes on SC website: • open
www.savannaclubhoa.com • click on "SC Organization" in the left side column, • click "Golf Committee" •
click the "date" in the center of the page and the minutes will open.
Now for some of the golfing topics discussed:
The First Annual SC Senior Open Championship is to be held March 28 & 29. This tournament is open to all
Seniors residing within and outside of Savanna Club. It will be advertised here at home and in the local news
media. Check with the Pro Shop for details. Talk to your friends and relatives. Invite them to play! The Course
is looking much better and hopefully we will increase outside play. Proceeds will also go to benefit our Wounded Warriors who gave so much to us in these trying times.
It was suggested that after completing the 9th hole the golfers move forward to calculate their scores so the
group behind them doesn't have to wait. This will be a big help speeding up play.
The BOD notified Austin that they would be terminating their Contract for the Golf Course and the Common
Areas. Separate contracts have been drawn- one for the Golf Course and one for the Common Areas. The BOD
has chosen to hire individual Management Companies for these areas.
Contingent on a timely take over, discussions for closing the Course to rehab the Greens and auxiliary areas
were held. Suggestions were also made for reimbursing membership fees for the period during the closure. After
much discussion, it was determined the fairest method was a per-diem rate with a 120 day cap. This suggestion
will be presented to the BOD for their consideration.
The Savanna Golf Course is moving forward and it is the golf Committee's goal, with your help, to fuel that momentum.
-Jerry Hill
LADIES’ 18 HOLE GOLF LEAGUE
April 3rd and 10th are the play days for the league championship There will be awards for low
gross and low net. Be sure to sign up on the hallway bulletin board for both rounds. In case of rain
the championship will be decided by one round.
April 17th is the league Awards luncheon at Gator Trace Golf Course at 11:30 AM. If directions are needed or
any questions contact Merrill Maryniewski ( 336-8992). Because of the league's finances it is necessary to charge
attendees $8.00 towards their meal. Checks should be made out to "S.C. Ladies 18 Hole Golf League" dropped
off in the Pro Shop no later than April 10th. There is a sign up sheet on the league bulletin board to commit to the
luncheon and menu choice. Since this is the league's second business meeting of the year, only members may
attend. Members are encouraged to attend because there will be several matters to be discussed for the welfare of
the league. There will also be an election of officers. Anyone willing to serve on the Executive Board next year
should contact Linda King (878-5019).
Trivia question: Who was the first female golfer to achieve $10 million in career earnings?
Read next month's Voice for the answer (ha-ha)
-Roberta Eades
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MEN’S CLUB WOUNDED WARRIOR GOLF TOURNAMENT
Save this date for the Savanna Club Men's Club 3rd Annual Wounded Warrior Charity Golf Tournament to be played on Sunday, October 24th. Why am I posting this event in April? Because this
tournament was so successful last year that Savanna Club residents can register now to reserve a
spot and pay in the Fall. Entry forms are available in the Pro Shop. The fee is $75. per person for the shotgun
scramble that includes a continental breakfast, buffet lunch, plus refreshments on and off the course. There will
be several hole-in-one prizes "TBA".
Anyone who has played in the past two tournaments can attest that this is a fun tournament. Besides golf there
will be great door prizes, auction items, and a 50/50.
If you have any questions contact Ken Smalley, Men's Club President (878-9478) or Wayne Huffines, Pro Shop
Manager (879-1316).
GOLF TIP
Over control is a tension producing, distance reducing, disease that you should know about because if afflicts all
golfers to some degree. Over control in your golf swing is any action you make that inhibits the natural movement of the club head. Lets talk about improper turn. When the hip does not turn, the coil is lost so your power is
not developed. Your ability to return the clubface squarely to the ball is greatly reduced. The most common
cause is the hip going high on the back swing so that the hip ends up outside the knee. Your shoulder turn is limited which further impacts the path of the club. This problem, lack of hip turn has much more affect on the longer clubs. The longer clubs have flatter lies and are designed to move more around the body. Shorter clubs are
made more upright and are designed to move more vertical. When you swing the club back the hip should turn
forty five degrees and should be inside of the knee. This will give you a proper coil and maximize your power
and improve your direction.
Happy Golfing, Wayne
Fairways Café &Catering
Daily Specials for Breakfast & Lunch
Our “Dinners to Go” available
Monday—Friday
Call 871-9299 for daily special
Order by 1pm and pick-up by 4pm
Mon—Sat 7:00am to 3:00pm
Sun 7:00am to 2:00pm
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MARCH MADNESS GOLF TOURNAMENT RESULTS:
The March 11th March Madness Tournament was a great success, with 120 golfers and 117 awards
being presented. Congratulations to all of our winners. We also want to thank the Committee for
their time in effort and putting forth a fun day of golf: Trudy Kesting, BJ Morgan, Sharron Fonteyn,
Linda King, Sarto Caron, Celine Baril, Marcia Richling, Kathy Lynskey, Ron and Pat Massey.
Without the efforts of our SCGA members, these tournament wouldn’t be the same.
Scramble:
Women
1st Place - Jeanne Hoffman, Rickie Casey, Joyce McDowell, Edie Whitford
2nd Place - Cathy Gorman, Cheryl Tripp, Arlene McGarry, Judy DiFlorio
3rd Place - Mary Greenwood, Mary Gouldrick, Ruth Morse, Mary Greider
4th Place - Marcia Richling, Nancy Chiaverini, Irene Lambert, Ann Dunn
5th Place - Celine Baril, Gerry Kortier, Helen Leone, Betty Brewer
6th Place - Cathy Lamorte, Diane Pianfetti, Christine Fortune, Jean Sullivan
7th Place - Trudy Kesting, Terry Reinagel, Joyce Welton, B J Morgan
Men
1st Place - Bob Greenwood, Frank Costanzo, Mike Kraemer, Ron Gouldrick
2nd Place - Lavern Morse, Raymond Nevins, Bruce Lambert, Jim Hawks
3rd Place - Joe Navelski, Bill Ryan, Nick Angiolillo, Leslie Steele
4th Place - Jack Miller, David Lehman, Tom Schoenberg, Ray Smith
5th Place - Gary Brewer, Bill Goddard, Tony Krawczyk, Jim Kelly
6th Place - Mike Moroose, Jim Mohr, John Gormly, Gary McDowell
7th Place - Joe Parisi, Jim Staller, Jack Kortier, Hugo Bolin
8th Place - John Lynsky, Jack Hyatt, Ken Roberts, Mike Griemsman
9th Place - Merrill Taylor, Bob Gauthier, George Ivers, Bob Doran
10th Place - Steve Smith, Al Garrant, Dick Overton, Neil Overton
11th Place - Sarto Caron, Jim Richling, Mark Tocchetti, Bob Fonteyn
Fairways & Putts Game
Women - Cathy Lamorte, Diane Pianfetti, Christine Fortune, Jean Sullivan
Men - Bob Pilla, Don Banks, Art Kelly, Len Panella
Closest to the Pin:
Women – Arlene McGarry
Men – George Ivers
Closest to the Squiggly Line:
Women – Betty Brewer
Men – Ron Gouldrick
-Pat Massey, Secretary, SCGA
THE NEW RATES FOR APRIL
7 AM till 11AM $35.00 11 AM till 2 PM $27.50 After 2PM $20.00
Super Twilight After 4 PM $15.00
Nine-Holes 7-8 AM $22.00
After 11 AM $16.50
Buy 10 rounds of golf for $250.00 Good till April 15, 2015
(5 Day Advanced Tee Times)
(Rates Subject to Change)
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KARAOKE
There are two nights of karaoke in April. Friday April10th and 24th at the Fairways Clubhouse from
5:30 until 9 pm. It's casual, fun and free for our residents and registered guests.
If you would like to sing you may bring your own disc or choose a song from one of the 450 karaoke discs we
have. Sign up and you will be called in rotation. If this is not your pleasure, just come and listen to your
friends and neighbors. We start early with dance music and between rounds get you out on the floor for line
dances.
Nancy's cafe is open for the karaoke crowd with a limited menu, or you may bring your own snacks and drinks.
Remember, we are all volunteers, so please clean up after yourselves when you leave. All residents and registered guests are welcome! You must have a Savanna Club ID with you.
Thank you., Allen Weed
MEN’S CLUB
ALUMINUM CAN Pickup PLEASE- PLEASE DON’T THROW TIN CANS (Dog , Cat, Glass,
Plastic Bottles & Plastic Bags) It makes it very difficult for our men, we have to go through all the
bags collected and remove all NON ALUMINUM products. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP!
- Ken Smalley, President
YOGA
Yoga ends the 17th of April and resumes October 16th, 830am in the Recreation Center
Questions 516 680 3849 Eileen
BASKETBALL
Basketball weekly - Anyone wishing to play basketball on a weekly basis, either Tuesday or
Wednesday nights, please contact Lou Albert at 214-403-5771 or at [email protected]
ZUMBA
Zumba! We are back! Every Monday, and Friday at 11:00 AM and Wednesday at 11:30 AM in the
Rec Center, $5.00 a class.
Come and shake the pounds away while having fun and meeting new people. For more information call Benay 772-344-6330.
EUCHRE
Euchre is back for the winter. We start on Monday October 13th. We will be playing at the Fairways.
Please note that the starting time will be 6:30 PM. Anyone interested or with questions, please call
Dot Shepheard at 772-871-1502. Hope to see you there.
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1PM ART LEAGUE—
FW
28
13
10AM QUILTERS—FW
12:30PM EM. RESP.—
MEDIA
5:30PM ITALIAN MTG.—
THEATER
7PM BALLROOM—FW
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10AM FINANCE—MEDIA
10AM QUILTERS—FW
12PM BOWLING
LUNCH—THEATER
1PM A.C.C.—PORCH
4:30PM RV—FW
7PM BALLROOM—FW
27
11AM— BOB HARPER
CELEBRATION OF LIFE—FW
1PM QUILTERS—FW
6PM NEIGHBORHOOD
WATCH—THEATER
12
6PM DVD—FW
7PM BRIAN GURL
SHOW—THEATER
19
5PM PRVT. PTY—EL
CARD RM
26
5PM POOLSIDE MUSIC
WITH BOB— EL POOL
6PM JERSEY GIRLS
GAME NITE—EL LOBBY
29
22
12PM IRISH
LUNCH—FW
5:30PM BUFFET—
FW CAFÉ
15
2PM GOLF COM—
MEDIA
5:30PM BUFFET—
FW CAFÉ
6:30PM PLAYERS—
THEATER
8
11AM WOMEN’S
CLUB—POOL PARTY—FW
5:30PM BUFFET—
FW CAFÉ
THEATER
2PM GARDEN
CLUB—FW
2PM GOLF COM—
MEDIA
2PM C.O.P.S.—MINIT
5:30PM BUFFET—
* 11:30AM ZUMBA—
1
Wed
10
3
11AM IRISH
BOD—MEDIA
*11AM ZUMBA
THEATER
5PM SOFTBALL
PARTY—FW
Fri
30
23
3PM CHORUS—
FW
7PM SCCRC—FW
16
10AM BLDS &
GROUNDS—EL
READING RM.
10:30AM JUDICARY—MEDIA
1PM THEATER
COMMITTEE—
MEDIA
3PM CHORUS—
FW
3PM CHORUS—
FW
5PM 50/50 GALA—THEATER
25
8:30AM MORNING
COFFEE—FW
5PM “SPRING HARMONIES” CONCERT—
THEATER
4PM DON SCHEURER
CELEBRATION OF
LIFE—EL LOBBY &
18
8AM MATURE DRIVING
8:30AM MORNING
COFFEE—FW
11AM DAY AT THE
RACES—THEATER
7PM AJFC—FW
11
8:30AM MORNING
COFFEE—FW
10AM BALLROOM
DANCING—FW
7PM BINGO—FW
4
8:30AM MORNING
COFFEE-FW
10AM FINE ARTS—
ART RM. EL
10AM BALLROOM—
THEATER
Sat
* CHANGE OF VENUE
24
5:30PM KARAOKE—FW
17
11AM ARTS &
CRAFTS—ART
RM.
6PM JAMMIN—
EL LOBBY
ROKE—EL
1PM BOD—FW 5:30PM KA-
9
2
10AM MEN’S
BOD—PORCH
3PM CHORUS—
FW
7PM HAM RADIO—MEDIA
Thu
PLEASE NOTE DATES MAY VARY AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
14
10:30AM BOOK DISCUSSION—MINI-T
6PM MENS CLUB—
7PM RULES &
REGS—MEDIA
7
9AM SOCIAL COM.—
MEDIA
7PM SCGA DINNER—
FW (BACK)
7PM FISHING
CLUB—FW
(FRONT)
6
1PM A.C.C.—PORCH
1PM QUILTERS— FW
5:30PM ITALIAN CLUB
MTG—THEATER
7PM PHOTOGRAPHY
CLUB—MINI-T
7PM TOWN MEETING—
FW
5
Tue
Mon
Sun
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FAIRWAYS DAILY ACTIVITIES
CLUBHOUSE
Monday
7:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am – Lap Swim
8:00 am - Tennis
8:45 am -Tappettes
9:00 am - Aqua dynamics
9:00 am - Ultimate Workout
10:00 am - Aqua dynamics
10:00 am - Tap (Intermediate)
1:00 pm - Bocce
Tuesday
7:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am -Tennis
9:30 am - Senior Fitness
10:00 am - Aqua dynamics
1:00 pm - Bocce
Wednesday
7:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am - Tennis
9:00 and 10:00 am -Aqua dynamics
9:00 am - Ultimate Workout
12:00 – 1:00 - Beginner Line Dancing
1:00 – 3:00 - Intermediate Line Dancing
4:30 – 5:30 pm - Ballroom Dance Lessons
Thursday
7:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am - Tennis
9:00 am and 10 am - Aqua dynamics
9:30 am - Senior Fitness
10:00 am - Beginner’s Tap
10:30 am - Bocce
1:30 pm - Tappercise
Friday
7:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am -Tennis
9:00 am and 10 am -Aqua dynamics
9:00 am - Ultimate Workout
1 pm - Fun Bocce
Saturday
7:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am - Lap Swim
9:00 am - Coffee Hour
10:00 am - Ballroom Dance Lessons
Sunday
7:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am - Lap Swim
8:00 am -Tennis (Oct – Apr)
PORCH
1:00-4:00 - Piece Makers (Quilters)
NOTE: The use of any r oom for a daily activity may be affected by a scheduled event, i.e., show, par ty, etc. for which an official booking
has been made. Efforts will be made to accommodate effected groups.
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EAGLES LANDING DAILY ACTIVITIES
EAGLES LANDING
ART ROOM
Monday
9:00 am - Swimnastics
10:00 am - Swimnastics
8:00 am - Woodcarvers
1:00 pm - Scrapbooking
Tuesday
9:00 am - Swimnastics
10:00 am -Swimnastics
12:00 pm - PAN (Billiards Room)
7:00 pm - Ladies Cards
6:30 pm - Bridge
9:00 am - Fine Arts League
Wednesday
8:45 am - Tappettes (Theater)
9:00 am - Swimnastics
10:00 am - Swimnastics
12:30 pm - Mah Jong
6:30 pm - Mah Jong
6:30 pm - PAN (Billiards Room)
6:30 pm - Cribbage (Media Room)
7:00 pm - Pool (Billiards Room)
9:00 am - Ceramics Class
1:00 pm - Scrapbooking
Thursday
9:00 & 10:00 am - Swimnastics
10:00 am - Beginners Tap Dance
12:30 pm - Mah Jong
12:30 pm - Bridge
6:45 pm - Canasta (Media Room)
9:00 am – 4:00 PM – Fine Arts League
Friday
9:00 & 10:00 am - Swimnastics
1:00 pm - Bridge
11:00 am - Arts & Crafts (3rd Friday)
1:00 pm - Scrapbooking (1st and 2nd Friday)
Saturday
Sunday
RECREATION CENTER DAILY ACTIVIES
Monday
11:00 am - Zumba
7:00 pm - Ping Pong
Tuesday
Wednesday
11:30 am Zumba
Thursday
7:00 pm - Ping Pong
Friday
11:00 am Zumba
8:30 am Yoga
Saturday
1:00 pm SC Rotors
Sunday
*The Pilates classes have been canceled till further notice. Call
Aggie Hill for more info 224-2579
NOTE: The use of any room for a daily activity may be affected by a
scheduled event (show, party, etc.) for which an official booking has been
made. Efforts will be made to accommodate effected groups.
Swimming pool closings
In the past the maintenance men
have been cleaning the pool deck
and furniture on a monthly basis
while the pool was open. This has
created complaints that it interfered with the
residents’ enjoyment and that the fumes from the
chemicals are bothering some people. Therefore we
will be closing the pools for cleaning on the
following schedule:
Rec. Center
1st Monday of the month
Eagles Landing 2nd Wednesday of the month
Fairways
4th Thursday of the month
Please use one of the other pools on the scheduled
closing dates. Thank you for your understanding
and cooperation.
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Dinette chairs on casters - set of 4 - with arms (wood rests on arms) upholstered
back and seat cushions (beige/brown) brown metal frames. Extra seat cushions
included. (From “Dinettes and More” in Stuart). Call Nancy DeMatteo 343-0515.
$300.00 ($75.00 per chair).
BoseL1 Model 1 PA System with casels– great shape. New $3,000 asking $1275. Call Bob 814-450-5980.
1983 Convertible Firemist red Buick Riviera $7,000. 1984 Convertible white Buick Riviera $12,000. Can be seen
at 3701 Crabapple Dr. [email protected] or 772-879-2400.
RoadMaster Tow Bar, 5,000 lb. rated. $300.00. 772-341-7310.
2004 - 38’ Pace Arrow Motorhome. Well maintained with many new and improved updates. Priced to sell at
$29,900. Someone could have a great summer seeing the country. Call Marty at 486-5122.
24" Toshiba flat screen TV. $150.00. 772-873-2013.
New Meridian Schwinn adult Tricycle, blue, paid $269.00. All assembled with basket. Call 772-224-0480.
WANTED- Fishing equipment- Savanna Club member seeks any and perhaps all types of fishing gear. Please
call Ken 772-807-1400.
We would like to thank the Social Committee and the many volunteers who helped make our
50th Celebration a forever memory. It was a perfect evening shared with family and friends.
Your dedication and caring make Savanna Club a very special place.
-Kathy and Nick Angiolillo
I would like to thank my Savanna Club friends for all the many calls, cards, cookies, flowers after my knee surgery. Savanna Club is the best.
-Margaret Goddard
We want to thank everyone that was involved in “The Sweetheart Dance”, for doing such a wonderful job. It was
far beyond our expectations! We know how hard you all worked to accomplish every detail– what a Celebration!
A great time was had by all.
-Love, Susan & Michael Grunwald (Honoree)
In loving memory of Thelma B. Williams
I wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the many cards and thoughts. Thanks to the folks on
Leadtree Ct. for the help and kindness they gave us.
-Bob Williams
Reminder of Dr. Don Scheurer Celebration of Life
April 25, 2015 at Eagles Landing, 4 PM
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COUPAL, GUY & BOISMENU, DIANE
BLODORN, JOHN & CLAIRE
SANDBERG, ROBERT & SALLY
POWELL, HUGH & SHARON
VILLAR, JOSEPH & PATRICIA
BIRCH, EDMUND & HAZEL
GASS, ROBERT & MARSHA
MASON, ROBERT & BAXTER, BARBARA
JOHNSON, JOHN & BEVERLY
MARCELLA, ALBERT & DOROTHY
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AZZARO, BERNARD & ACCURSIA
DOUGLAS, ALVIN & MAUREEN
RIVERA, JOSEPH & MARILYN
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ORI, PETER & KATHLEEN
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MONTGOMERY, DONALD & WILMA
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HUBBARD, CLIFTON & ALICE
BOCCIA, LOUIS & CAROL
KIMICATA, ARTHUR & MARION
SCHIDECKER, JOSEPH & PHYLLIS
WOOD, ROBERT & MILDRED
MENYHART, ERNEST & LILLIAN
TOCCHETTI, MARK & EILEEN
WEGRZYN, JOSEPH & BARBARA
ROEDIG, JOSEPH & MARIE
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BRATCHER, THOMAS & SHIRLEY
LARDER, GEORGE & NANCY
MOGAVERO, ROBERT & CATHERINE
BAKER, JOHN & ANGELA
CONTROVILLAS, WILLIAM & ELIZABETH
GARRANT, ALFRED & MARYLEE
GERMANO, JOSEPH & PEGGY
VALENTINO, JOHN & GERALDINE
GIRAFALCO, RALPH & PATRICIA
ASTARITA, GEORGE & JEAN
PETERSON, RALPH & SANDY
SWANSON, MORT & JOAN
RUBENSTEIN, WILLIAM & LOIS
PICARDI, RUDOLPH & SAMANTHA
HANSON, GARY & BARBARA
OLSEN, CHRISTIAN & PHYLLIS
ZANINI, JOHN & BARBARA
LERNER, RAYMOND & CAROL
FOLEY, PATRICK & LINDA
CLEMENT ROBILLARD & HELENE BUSSIERES
SCHULZ, GEORGETTE & ROBERT
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PAMELA PERFETTO
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JOSEPH MAHONEY, JR.
MARIE RIORDAN
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BASIL FLANIGAN
CATHERINE CHERRY
FREDERICK THOMPSON
JOHN MCCARTHY
LINDAMAE BENEVIDES
STEVEN STANLEY
EVELYN TANKE
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RONALD WHITFORD
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Directors and Officers
President
Dennis Sutton
344-3676
Vice President
Steve Thorp
215-872-5770
Director
Tom Brown
418-6315
Director
John Eubank
905-8876
Director
Lee Dobbins (ALL)
Secretary
Charlotte Staruch
879-4737
Treasurer
Ken Dupont
978-502-9758
SCHOA STAFF
Email:
[email protected]
Manager
Sarah Watkins 340-1889 ext 106
Asst Manager
Brenda DeHart 340-1889 ext 103
Accountant
Lydia Guthrie 340-1889 ext 105
Receptionist
Ellen Boulette 340-1889 ext 101
Receptionist
340-1889 ext 102
Admin Asst.
Janet Demonte 340-1889 ext 104
Activities Dir
Lenore Mascar
344-9874
Golf Manager
Wayne Huffines
879-1316
Maintenance
Kevin Slater 340-1889 ext 401
SCHOA Committee Chairpersons
Architectural Control
Interim
Sarah Watkins 340-1889 ext 106
Bldg. & Grounds Joe Bruschetti
873-0919
Computer
John Eubank
343-1748
Emergency Response
Kathy Thornton
343-7887
Finance
Sheila Soto
204-2914
Golf
Paul Wolkiewicz
344-4630
Insurance Advisory
Karen Laurel
905-8802
Judiciary
Bob Magill
878-5485
Lennard Road
John Eubank
343-1748
Rules & Regs
Don Mathiowetz 763-843-1629
Audrey Stiefel
340-2438
Social
Jane Roy
224-2777
Theater
Casey Krakowiecki 873-0569
Tennis
RV/Boat Storage Ken Stiritz
359-8465
(May - Oct) Dan Haggerty
336-8735
Activities
American Jewish Friend Club
Sheila Soto
204-2914
Aqua dynamics
June Maine
873-9079
Arts & Crafts
Lois LaGrega
340-4054
Joan DePlanché
871-6450
Baby Items, Bikes/Beds
Lois Lindsay
879-4666
Ballroom Dancing John Natale
879-0170
Bingo
Jerry Moncrief
344-7788
Blood Bank Drives
Lois LaGrega
340-4054
Bocce Ball (Tues) Shirley Dorsey
879-6039
Bocce Ball (Thurs) Daniel Kraft
812-9011
Book Discussion Group
Liz Taylor
785-8215
Bowling (Mon)
Ann Miller
344-8507
Bowling (Fri)
Nancy Parkey
359-1022
Bridge
Barbara Stiene
879-9310
Bonnie Kasperowicz 340-1487
Ceramics
Jill DeRosa
336-8028
C.E.R.T.
Dan Haggerty
336-8735
Chris Clausen
340-7469
Channel 63 e-mail [email protected]
Clerk of the Court for Elections (Precinct 74)
Lois Lindsay
879-4666
Community Chorus Bob Bailey
237-5189
Ed Birch
871-2233
Chris Gearhart
873-1957
Connecticut Club Carl Schmidt
440-213-8589
COP
Bob Stringham
579-0310
DVD Library
Bob Staab
879-7370
Domino’s
Jerry Moncrief
334-7788
Euchre
Dorothy Shepheard 871-1502
Fine Arts League Agnes Hill
224-2579
Fishing Club
Marty Frano
344-9593
Ed Stubbs
871-1764
Fitness–Senior
Lois Lindsay
879-4666
Forum, The
John Neafsey
344-7901
Fun Shuffleboard Carolyn Moncrief
344-7788
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Garden Club
Gerry Skoczylas
German American Club
Horst Emmert
Golf Couples (Tues)
George & Cheri Tripp
Golf, Men’s League (Mon)
John Gormly
Golf Men’s League (Thur)
Paul Mueller
Golf, Women’s 18-Hole League (Fri)
Sharron Fonteyn
Ham Radio Club Vigo Johansen
Tom Kalil
Irish American Club Joan DePlanche
340-7539
Italian American Club Michael Mele
807-1410
Line Dancing
785-9557
343-8926
Liz Barone
Jean Hoffman
Long Island Club Carol & Hank
McLoughlin
Lynn Vellon
Medical Equip
Dick Roy
Rich Fruggiero
Men’s Cards
Lou Lupinacci
Men’s Club
Ken Smalley
Mah Jongg
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344-8215
873-1243
343-0825
871-9038
340-4311
343-1668
871-6450
340-5655
785-6381
224-2777
678-9529
871-6342
878-9478
Marie Scavetta
873-5325
Gale Rosenthal
342-6285
One Stroke Painting
Paul Hilko
873-2756
Photography Club BonnieTrudo
879-7693
Piecemakers (Quilting)
Mary Lee Garrant
871-6759
Pickleball
Jim Hadden
860-338-5902
Ping Pong
Warren Schongut
873-6733
Restaurant
Nancy Marshall
871-9299
R.V. Association Rudy & Sam Picardi 878-6692
S.C. Classic Car David Lee Greenberg 579-9489
S.C. Concerned Residents Coalition (SCCRC)
Sonny Jamieson, Pres 879-1198
S.C. Golf Assn
Ron Massey, Pres 248-505-8374
[email protected]
S.C. Jam Session Maddy Goldberg
873-1983
S.C. Players Club Ed Birch, Pres
871-2233
S.C. Samaritans Tony Cocilova
879-2400
Shuffleboard
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828-284-0087
Softball
Tom Joyce
446-7662
Snappy Steppers Gail Willoughby
343-8351
Swimnastics
(9 AM)
Judith Hunter
336-5880
(10 AM)
Cheryl Stetz
340-0882
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Diane Budd
224-6445
Tennis
Jim Hadden
860-338-5902
Town Talk
Sharon Comeau
336-5297
Vivian Sullivan
340-2309
Ultimate Workout
Georgann Krakowiecki 873-0569
Voice e-mail
[email protected]
Women’s Club
Linda Houlihan
871-6064
[email protected]
Woodcarving
Bob Staab
879-7370
Yoga
Eileen Schoenberg 516-680-3849
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Hours 7:00 am - 11:00 pm daily
344-7973
FW Clubhouse—Monitor Office
Hours 7:00 am - 11:00 pm daily
249-0324
Recreation Center
Hours 7:00 am - 10:00 pm daily
873-1020
SCHOA Curbside Waste Pickup
595-9390
Tuesday & Friday Trash Pickup Only
Wednesday
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