Active Lifestyle at its Finest!

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The Club at Lake Oconee

706.999.1760 [email protected]

Community Association Mgr.

Ruth Ann Hendrix [email protected]

Assistant Community Mgr.

Jana Otis [email protected]

Lifestyle Director

Becky White

[email protected]

Community Website

www.cluboconee.net

Security 706.454.1663

In This Issue

Clubs & Groups 2 - 3

Upcoming Events 4 - 5

Calendar 6 - 7

Sports & Fitness 8

News & Sponsors 9

Committees/HOA 10 - 11

News & Photos 12 - 14

May 2016

Let’s give a warm DWLO welcome to some of our new neighbors!

Benny Benefiel 1180 Branch Creek Way

Charles & Patricia Brown 1011 Branch Creek Way

Brenda Jack 1010 Summer Station Street

Jan McLean 1111 Seaworthy Road

Bob & Jeannie Wheeler 1021 Summer Station Street

Judy & Bud Stultz 1080 Creekwood Place

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Charter Clubs Bridge Marty Reese 706-623-6009

Croquet Frank Crocitto 706-363-1521 [email protected]

Euchre George Lewers [email protected]

Golf Don Gordon [email protected]

Hand and Foot Pauline Rentz

Mahjong Linda Martin [email protected]

Oconee Gardeners Steve Yagielo 706-999-9927

Pickleball Jim Hyne [email protected]

Pinochle Regina Lewers [email protected]

Sew Much Fun Laurie McKercher [email protected]

Stampin' Scrappers Barb Gearhart [email protected]

Tennis Club John Steadman [email protected]

Theater on the Lake Diana Peper 706-999-9918

Veterans Club Roger Lindquist [email protected]

Water Aerobics Sandy Klinck 309-368-9697

Water Volleyball Diane Wiesler [email protected]

Interest Groups

Adopt-A-Highway Lloyd Gribbin at 706-453-0006

Bible Study Dick Manwaring [email protected]

Bocce Jim Howes [email protected]

Canasta Nancy Tkaczuk 404-895-2751 [email protected]

Care Bears Sylvia Leeseberg [email protected]

Culinary Club Judie Plumb [email protected]

Delmen Gary Walker [email protected]

Deltones Gene Anderson [email protected]

DWLO Book Club Ann Bradway [email protected]

DWLO Democrats Melinda Rider at 706-951-3748

DWLO Republican Club Mike D’Antonio at [email protected]

DWLO Travel Club Nancy Izzard [email protected]

Fireside Gathering at the Pavilion Sundays 6:00pm

Mexican Train Dominoes Tuesdays at 10:00am Sun Room

Motorcycle Group Mark Davis [email protected] or 404-272-4295

Movie Club Bonnie Gregor [email protected]

Open Painting Open

Shooting Club Ed Overstreet 706-453-0438

Singles Network Adrienne Vanasco [email protected]

Supper Club John and Pam Steadman [email protected]

Trail Group Tom Richardson [email protected]

Welcoming Webbers Cindy Mendenhall [email protected]

Wii Bowling Dee Bingham [email protected]

Clubs & Groups Contact Info

Book Club

The DWLO Book Club is reading The Light Be-tween the Oceans by M.L. Stedman. The meeting will be on

Wednesday, May 11th in the Sunroom.

Theater on the Lake

Theater members are meeting, writing and dis-cussing the next show, planned for October. This show will be a new ven-ture for group members, as well as being suitably unnerving as we draw near to the evening pre-ceding All Hallows. Watch this space for fur-ther enthralling instal-ments.

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The Delmen

meet on Mondays at 2:00pm in the

craft room. All men of the community

are invited to come and sing. This

spring, they will be taking their music

to the residents of area senior adult

centers and care facilities. It is not too

late to come and add your voice with

the group.

For more information about the group

c o n t a c t G a r y W a l k e r a t

[email protected].

Meet the Judges! The guest speakers for the DWLO Republican Club meeting are the three candidates running for Ocmulgee Judi-cial District (Del Webb is in this judicial dis-

trict) Superior Court Judge. The meeting is on Wednesday, May 4, at 3:00 PM in MPR1&2. Also, John Heinen who is the Republican candidate for District 4 (Del Webb is In this coun-ty district) Member of the Greene County Board of Education will also be a guest speaker. Please join us for a very in-formative meeting and to meet the candidates. Light refresh-ments will be served. All Del Webb residents are invited.

Clubs & Groups Happenings

Republican Club

DWLO Adopt a Highway Club—2016

Removed 25 bags of trash, April 23rd.

Sew Much Fun

The highlight of the month for members of the club

was the quilt show at Festival Hall on April15 and 16. With a background of a great band playing smooth jazz near the building, people enjoyed examining the

wonderful quilts on display created by members of the Lake Oconee Quilt Guild, several of whom are our

own SEW Much Fun club members. They are Susan Guss, Libba Holmes, Emmy Odegaard and Nancy Pe-terson, shown here at the show with her colorful

quilt.

Stop in on a Friday 11am-3pm at the craft room, and watch our basket of fabric flowers grow into a lovely

piece of art!

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Please register for all activities at the clubhouse front desk.

Wednesdays 10:00am and

Thursdays 6:30pm Great Enrichment Courses MPR1

Courses continue on through May, and all are welcome to join in. Each week is a new lecture with a different topic, ranging from technology to Cold War to public health. (a detailed list can be found on page 13). Please bring $2 to pay at the door to cover the cost of the courses. No reservation

required.

Wednesday, May 4th Meet the Candidates 3:00pm MP1&2

You will meet the following nonpartisan candidates, listen to their presentations and have the opportunity to ask them questions: Judge of Superior Court or Ocmulgee Judicial District of Georgia: Dawn Baskin, Christian Henry and Amanda Petty and GOP candidate for Dist. 4 Member of BOE:

John Heinen. Please join us. Light refreshments will be served. Contact Mike D’Antonio at 707915-

0051 if you have any questions.

Saturday, May 7th Kentucky Derby Party 5:00pm-7:30pm MPR1&2

Big hats, skimmers, mint juleps, a photo booth, a hat contest for the ladies, lots of traditional Derby appetizers and luscious desserts. Watch the Kentucky Derby LIVE on the big screen in the MPR at

the clubhouse. Your paid admission includes one mint julep, compliments of the planning

committee. Tickets are $18 per person (sold out). Please dress in derby attire.

Tuesday, May 10th BINGO with Becky 6:30pm-8:30pm MPR1

Bingo with a spin! Becky is always trying to keep it fresh with crazy prizes and silly games, while also keeping to the roots of traditional BINGO. Watch for new patterns up on the big screen and be

ready to yell BINGO!!! Card packs of 6 are $5; individual sheets are $1 each. Be there, or be

square!

Thursday, May 12th USB Financial Presentation 4:00pm-5:00pm MPR1

Jonathon Byrd and Grey Duddleston will host a presentation on US Elections and Global Terrorism—Investing around uncertainty. Managing through fear and volatility can often times be a challenge.

Cash, gold, alternative investments, bonds or stocks, they’ll share their thoughts on these tactical

investments. Wine and hors d’oevures will be provided. Please sign up at the clubhouse front desk.

Friday, May13th Randy Riggle Comedy 6:30pm-8:30pm MPR 1&2

Randy has been a seasoned veteran of the comedy scene since 1982 as a nationally touring comedian. His combination of innovative style, quick wit, and brilliant impressions has made Randy

popular with all types of audiences for many years. He has written for many comedians including Jay Leno and Joan Rivers as well as opening for such acts as Dennis Miller, Rhonda Shear, Jerry Seinfeld, Ellen DeGeneres, and Gallagher. This talented comedian has appeared nationally on NBC,

ABC, and CBS. Randy is also a regular performer at the world famous IMPROV Comedy Clubs. He has also become a regular on the strip in Las Vegas. Tickets are $15. Please register at the front

desk for this excellent laugh fest.

Events & Activities

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Saturday, May 14th Snakes, Snails & Lizard Tails 9:00am Lakeside Pavilion

The trail club proudly hosts reptile expert and nature guru Berkley Boone for a complimentary

exploration through native reptiles such as snakes, turtles and tortoises. Berkley has presented

here on three previous occasions and wowed the crowd with his in-depth knowledge of his

subjects. Berkeley is the Children’s Program Manager at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia.

He is also the son-in-law to Bill and Trina Berry, residents of DWLO. A donation basket will be

available to help fund his educational workshops. See you there for a slithery good time.

Saturday, May 14th Eye Ball 6:30 Ritz Carlton

MCG (Medical College of Georgia) and VDI (James and Jean Culver Vision of Discovery Institute)

hope you will join us for a night of fun, food, open bar, dancing and entertainment at the inaugural

Eye Ball. This is a special black-tie evening created to support pioneering research and efforts to

end blindness. Live music by Blind Driver Band and Jeffrey Wells. Tickets are $200 per person.

Contact David Cantrell at 706-721-1817 or giving.gru.edu/eyeball for sponsorship information.

Thursday, May 19th Wine with a K-9 4:30pm-6:00pm Sunroom

The Oconee Regional Humane Society is hosting a social event, serving wine and cheese, and

educating residents on the benefits of fostering and adoption. Tagging along will be some loveable

pups to pet and cuddle. This event is complimentary. Please register at the clubhouse front desk

by Tuesday, May 17th so we can purchase wine and cheese.

Friday, May 20th OldieWed Game Show 6:30pm-8:00pm MPR1&2

Remember the Newlywed Game??? Well this is a new spin on it. We need four brave volunteer

couples and lots of people in the audience to enjoy the show. The host Bobbie Eubanks will ask

questions to one spouse while the other is out of the room. When the other spouse returns, they

must match his/her answers to receive points. All four couples will receive a gift, with the winner

receiving the grand prize. Bring your own beverage, adult or otherwise. Register at the clubhouse

front desk. Volunteers, please contact Becky asap.

Saturday, May 21st Lake Fest & Vendor Fair 11:00pm-2:00pm Pavilion

Live music at the Lakeside Pavilion. Oconee Sweet Sensations will be serving up lunch and ice

cream. Today, we will also visit with local area vendors. A variety of vendors will be onsite to

showcase services available at Lake Oconee. All are welcome!!

Wednesday, May 25th BINGO with Becky 6:30pm-8:30pm MPR1

Bingo with a spin! Becky is always trying to keep it fresh with crazy prizes and silly games, while

also keeping to the roots of traditional BINGO. Watch for new patterns up on the big screen and

be ready to yell BINGO!!! Card packs of 6 are $5; individual sheets are $1 each. Be there, or be

square!

Tuesday, May 31st CPR Certification Class 8:30am MPR1

CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation) is a life-saving process that everyone should learn. Please

join Joyce Daniel and Debbie Spall, CPR instructors, to learn the process and become certified. The

cost is $40 per student. Please register at the clubhouse front desk by May 17th so that class

supplies can be purchased. Limited to twenty students.

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8am Water Aerobics

8am Yoga

9am Pilates

9:30am Water Aerobics

10am Tai Chi

11am Knitting & Crocheting

1pm Beginners Bridge

2pm Delmen

6:30 Bridge

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9am Stampin’ Scrappers

9am Coed Circuit

10am Water Volleyball

11am Dominoes

1pm Hand & Foot

1pm Table Tennis

1pm Mahjong

3pm Del Tones

6pm Euchre

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8am Water Aerobics

8am Yoga

9am Pilates


10am Tai Chi

10am CAC Meeting



2pm Delmen

6:30 Bridge

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9am Coed Circuit


11am Dominoes

1pm Hand & Foot

1pm Table Tennis

1pm Mahjong

3pm Del Tones

6pm Euchre

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This calendar shows regularly scheduled activities. See pages four

and five for special events. Also, check the online calendar at

http://hoatown.com/cluboconee

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8am Water Aerobics

8am Yoga

9am Pilates


10am Tai Chi



2pm Delmen

6:30 Bridge

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9am Coed Circuit


11am Dominoes

1pm Hand & Foot

1pm Table Tennis

1pm Mahjong

3pm Del Tones

6pm Euchre

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8am Water Aerobics

8am Yoga

9am Pilates

9:30 Water Aerobics

10am Tai Chi



2pm Delmen

6:30 Bridge

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9am Coed Circuit


11am Dominoes

1pm Hand & Foot

1pm Table Tennis

1pm Mahjong

3pm Del Tones

6pm Euchre

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8am Water Aerobics

8am Yoga

9am Pilates


10am Tai Chi



2pm Delmen

6:30 Bridge

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9am Coed Circuit


11am Dominoes

1pm Hand & Foot

1pm Table Tennis

1pm Mahjong

3pm Del Tones

6pm Euchre

May Sunday Monday Tuesday

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8am Water Aerobics

8am Yoga

9am Pilates


10am Tai Chi

11am Bible Study

11am Gentle Movements

1pm Canasta

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9am Dance Fusion


10am Wii Bowling

10am PGC Meeting

1pm Chicken Foot Dominoes

1pm Bridge

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8am Water Aerobics

9am Coed Circuit


11am Sew Much Fun

1pm Table Tennis

1pm Pinochle

6pm Hand & Foot

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9am Dance Fusion


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8am Water Aerobics

8am Yoga

9am Pilates


10am Tai Chi

11am Bible Study


1pm Canasta

7pm Book Club

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9am Dance Fusion

9am ARC Meeting


10am Wii Bowling


1pm Bridge

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8am Water Aerobics

9am Coed Circuit


11am Sew Much Fun

1pm Table Tennis

1pm Pinochle

6pm Hand & Foot

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9am Dance Fusion


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8am Water Aerobics

8am Yoga

9am Pilates


10am Tai Chi

11am Bible Study


1pm Canasta

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9am Dance Fusion


10am Wii Bowling


1pm Bridge

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8am Water Aerobics

9am Coed Circuit


11am Sew Much Fun

1pm Table Tennis

1pm Pinochle

6pm Hand & Foot

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9am Dance Fusion


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8am Water Aerobics

8am Yoga

9am Pilates


10am Tai Chi

11am Bible Study


1pm Canasta

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9am Dance Fusion

9am ARC Meeting


10am Wii Bowling


1pm Bridge

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8am Water Aerobics

9am Coed Circuit


11am Sew Much Fun

1pm Table Tennis

1pm Pinochle

6pm Hand & Foot

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9am Dance Fusion


2016 Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Dance Fusion Join Page O’Connell fitness instructor, for a fun fitness class. Learn some new dance moves, and move your body to great music. Dance, sing, and laugh with your friends as you burn calories and strengthen your body. Working out CAN be fun and exciting. (Singing is not mandatory, but it sure is fun!)

Totally Fit Tuesdays & Fridays! 9-9:30am Coed Circuit:

Combined cardio, strength training, and core!

Classes with Ann Murphy, Dance Fusion, and Coed Circuit require a fitness pass. Fitness Passes available at the Front Desk.

$30 for a 7 punch pass. (Coed Circuit ~ 2 classes = 1 punch)

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Water Aerobics

Yoga

Pilates

Tai Chi

Gentle Movements

Coed Circuit

Table Tennis

Water Volleyball

Water Aerobics

Yoga

Pilates

Tai Chi

Gentle Movements

Dance Fusion

Water Volleyball

Water Aerobics

Coed Circuit

Table Tennis

Dance Fusion

Sports and Fitness

Stay Fit & Active in the Pool!

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:00am-9:15am Early Bird Water Aerobics.

Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9:30am-10:30am Water Aerobics

Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 10:00am Water Volleyball

Personal Training with Kevin Nuhfer. Many options are available! 30 minute session

6 sessions for $100

12 sessions for $210

60 minute session

6 sessions for $210

12 sessions for $360

Contact Kevin at 478-968-5637 or 478-804-1451

for more complete details and to set up an

appointment.

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Classes with Ann Murphy

Yoga All levels. Beginners welcome! Enjoy the therapeutic benefits, stress reduction, and stretching.

Tai-Chi Fusion Tai-chi is low impact and puts minimal stress on muscles and joints, making it generally safe for all ages and fitness levels. It involves a series of movements performed in a slow, focused manner and accompanied by deep breathing.

Pilates Benefits of pilates training: a balanced body, flat stomach, balanced legs, and a strong back.

Gentle Movements focuses on flexibility, strength, endurance, cardio, and brain exercises. This class is tailored for beginners, those rehabbing or those who have limited mobility. No floor time is used, and chairs are optional.

The DelTones

The DelTones have had a great month with the opportunities to sing for both on property and the Greensboro community. In May we’ll be singing again for another outside group and also at the Memorial Day observance here at DWLO. We will be taking a break for the summer but will be back singing in September. Ladies of DWLO, if you like to sing, we’d love to have you sing with us. If you have any questions, contact Gene Anderson at [email protected].

BEGINNERS PICKLEBALL CLASSES

The next class for beginners wanting to learn the great game of Pickleball will start June 6. A sign-up sheet will be at the front desk at the Amenities Center. Members of the Pickleball Club will be instructors. The first session will be in the MPR at 3:00 on the 6th with subsequent sessions held at the courts every Monday of June at 3:00. More

information will be provided as we get closer to the date. It is important to sign up early as class size is limited.

The Spring tournament is over and the new champions have been crowned. Hardy congratulations to

B Bracket Winners: Cindy Hale and Gail Krumpholtz

A Bracket Winners: Dick Freel and Brenda Young

ARE YOU READY FOR SOME PICKLEBALL?

Car Rally to the Highlands Saturday, June 25th

Join us for a day of scenic Georgia mountains, wonderful camaraderie, and a tasty lunch. The annual car rally will meet in the club house parking lot to organize before heading out. The caravan will then set out to the gorgeous Highlands in North Caroli-na, a three-hour trip through rolling hills and breathtaking countryside. The group will explore the area then head to the famous Dillard House Restaurant in Dillard, GA where they’ll enjoy a family-styled meal and fellowship. Please sign-up at the clubhouse front desk by May 31st. The cost $24.28 includes lunch, drink, tax, and gratuity. Please make checks payable to Jane Gribbin. The group will have a pre-rally meeting in the lakeside pavilion on June 24th. Payment is due at that time.


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ARE YOU LIT? – Your house number sign is lit 24/7. Eventually it will go

out, but it’s an easy fix for anyone. Yes, anyone. Two small 5 watt 12 volt

lamps provide the light for the panel. The lamps pull straight out and push

straight in. When one burns out, the light goes off. Lamps are available

locally, but they’re five bucks each and only rated for 3000 hours. That

sounds like a long time, but actually it’s only four months. If you’re an

Amazon Prime customer, you can get ten lamps (item: 5 watt T3 ¼ quarter

base clear xenon 20,000 hours) for ten bucks. Split an order with a neigh-

bor, and you’ll both be set. Installation – Using only fingers (NOT pliers

or tools), pull out one lamp. If the filament is intact, reinstall it. If not, throw it away and install a new lamp. Do

the same for lamp number two. If it’s too difficult to see the filament, throw both old lamps away and install two

new lamps. The light should come back on when you install lamp number two and you’re finished! ARC meet-

ings for May will be on the 12th and 26th.

ARC Architectural

Review Committee

May, 2016

A full service salon and spa with friendly knowledgeable staff and reasonable prices!

Hair * Multi-tonal Color * Dermalogica Facials * Tanning * Massage * Mani/Pedi * Brow & Lash Tint * Permanent MakeUp

May specials including: 1 Hour Massage—$50

Mani/Pedi—$30 Plus many other spa specials for the entire month of May!

Happy Mother’s Day!

Call for an appointment: 706-485-8877 956 Greensboro Road, Eatonton, GA

Things are really picking up this spring. April proved to be a fun-filled month with lots of outdoor activities, which provided a great change from being cooped up all winter. May will bring even more excitement outside including all of the sporting courts, pools, and trails. Get out there before it gets too hot! June is right around the corner. I’ll see you in the shade! -Becky

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Ruth’s Corner Del Webb at Lake Oconee Homeowners Association, Inc. Board of Directors will be having a Meeting on Wednesday, May 18th 2016 at 1:00 pm in the

Multi Purpose Room at The Club.

This meeting is open to all residents. The meeting will include the Chairpersons for the Clubs and Activities Advisory Committee (CAC), the Architectural Review Committee (ARC), and the Property and Grounds Committee (PGC). The Chairpersons will present a report to the Board regarding current accomplishments.

Please submit questions related to the Homeowners Association by May 4th, 2016 in the following manner:

Email to [email protected]

mail to: Del Webb at Lake Oconee HOA, Attn: Ruth Ann Hendrix, 1101 Oconee Shores Parkway, Greensboro, GA 30642

or by hand in a sealed envelope to Attn: Ruth Ann Hendrix, CAM

Deadline for Questions: May 4th, 2016

Questions will only be taken from the floor if time permits.

The Kayak Rack

Our new rack is starting to

fill up quickly. If you own a kayak or are going to buy one and want

to keep it down by the lake, come down to the

clubhouse and sign up for a space in the

rack. It’s only $60 for the year, saving

you from hauling it back

and forth!

If these are your kayaks, please come down to the front desk at the clubhouse

to claim them!

The Boat Reservation System is now

up and running.

Here is a reminder of how it works.

Reservations will be made only during the hours of 9am-4pm Monday through Friday. You may email your reservations to [email protected], or bring the filled out forms in person to the front desk at the club-house. All information must be filled out on the form, or the reservation cannot be completed. Reservations can be made up to 30 days in ad-vance, and up to 7 days at a time. On the day after your last day of the reservation, you must remove the boat no later than 11:00am. You may also request a new reservation before 11:00am, and if there is space available at the docks, we will give you that space to leave your boat in. We have an email template for the res-ervation, so if you would like to submit them by email, just ask us and we will send you one!

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Community Happenings

Carolyn Stryker,

walking stick winner

The latest trip to the Okefenokee Swamp was a great success. Led by our fearless leader John Eadie, many of us saw and learned about

parts of Mother Nature about which we were clueless. All the wonderful Okefenokee Swamp Refuge employees and volunteers kept

us interested and entertained for the entire trip. John even arranged for a special guest "Okefenokee Joe.” Joe told us stories, sang

"swamp" songs, and gave a snake presentation. He was entertaining. The best part wasJohn's personal insights and experience with

the area. The personal memories he shared with us about his boyhood living in the Okefenokee Swamp made this trip unforgettable.

Everyone there, I am confident, had a wonderful time. Lots of interesting sights, plenty of laughs, and way too much food. John says

this will be his last guided tour to the swamp, so all we can say is we were lucky and ......... THANK YOU, JOHN!

Plaza Arts Center, Fine Arts Contest Winners

Bonnie Gregor took 2nd Place for her floral entry. Jim Amendolari took 2nd place for his abstract and received an honorable mention for his still life.

Valley Vista Spring Fling Pot Luck Attendees

Del Dog Day

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The Great Enrichment Courses Ready to expand your horizons? Time to learn something new? Well, we have just the thing for you—”Del Webb Enrichment Courses” are coming to you through “The Great Courses” program. All will be via DVD on our giant screen in the MPR room. We will have series on different subjects such as history, science, travel, cooking, etc.

This will be a twelve-week series. Each session will include a thirty-minute lecture, a fifteen-minute break, and another thirty-minute lecture. You do not have to obligate to all twelve weeks; just come when you can. Each week’s session will air twice: once Wednesday morning at 10:00am and then again Thursday at 6:30pm. Each week will cost $2 per person to cover the cost of the course.

Please sign up at the clubhouse front desk if you are interested in attending.

Questions? Please call: Dan & Gayle Eicher at 706-484-2454 Jerry & Phyllis Holland at 404-502-2444 Tony & Marty Smith at 404-952-7923

May 4 & 5 User Friendly—Democratizing Technology Extinction and Conservation

May 11 & 12 Kitty Hawk to Tranquility—Innovation & Flight Cold War-Red Badges, Bombs, and the Berlin Wall

May 18 & 19 National Tragedy-Maine, Pearl Harbor, 9/11 For the Greater Good-Public Health

May 25 & 26 Women Making History The Power of Portraits

Del Webb

Democrats We meet on the fourth Thursday of each month

at 6:00pm. Call Melinda Rider at 796-

9 5 1 - 3 7 4 8 o r e m a i l [email protected] for more

information. See you on May 26th!

Fish Stories

Dwight Crenshaw

2 Stripers

LO Dam Area

Professional Carpet, Rug

& Upholstery Cleaning

Cleans Better, Dries Faster, Stays Clean Longer , and Smells Great!

Call us TODAY at 770-781-9584

CAC Minutes

CAC Minutes are available

for review on the clubhouse

bulletin board. We will send

out future copies in a sepa-

rate eblast.

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Collection Window Thank you, Rose Combs, for sharing your display of ducks in the collec-tion window for the

month of April.

During the month of May, the Window will have Steve Guss’s collection of Vase-line glass.

Vaseline glass is beautiful yellow-green glass containing a low dose of radium which fluoresces under a black light.

Be sure to stop by and view the display. It changes monthly.

Do you have a collection you want to share? Contact Becky White or Bonnie Gregor.

Movie Club—will meet on Monday, April 25th at 7:00pm to discuss “My Big Fat Greek Wed-

ding 2.” All are welcome.

Welcome Webbers

Del Webb residents:

Welcome Webbers is reorganizing and

we need you! Do you want to meet

with our new neighbors and welcome

them to our community? If so, please

sign up at the front desk, and we will

get together.

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