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IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

Jacksonville Sheriff Office (JSO)911 Emergency904-630-0500 Jax Sheriff Office, Non-emergency

Queen's Harbour Homeowners Association904-221-0727 Guest and Vendor Registration904-300-8323 Patrol Officer Car904-221-8859 Property Owners Association 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday904-221-8859 Architectual Review Board904-221-8859 Tennis Pro Shop Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30pm-12noon, 2:30pm-5:30pm904-221-8865 Harbourmaster: Summer Hours: Apr 1-Sep 30, Mon-Fri (8am-8pm), Sat & Sun (7am-8pm) Winter Hours: Oct 1- Mar 31, Mon-Fri (8am-6pm), Sat & Sun (7am-6pm)904-221-0039 Fitness Center

Other Phone Numbers904-220-2118 Country Club Information and Reservations904-221-4362 Country Club Membership904-221-1012 Golf Pro Shop904-665-6000 JEA904-630-(CITY) 2489 City of Jacksonville

Club Contacts Book Club Dolores Douglas [email protected] Club Cookie Kalleres [email protected] Club Tracey Braun [email protected] Barbara Brewer [email protected] Golf pro/ Brian [email protected] Ann Lamb [email protected] Marilyn Lawson [email protected] Club Gil Wright [email protected] Club Valerie Fain [email protected] Club Robin Spence [email protected]

Queen's Harbour Official Communication SitesWebsite www.qhycc.comFacebook www.facebook.com/QueensHarbour

The function of The Anchor - Queen’s Harbour Official Newsletter is to serve the entire Queen’s Harbour Yacht and Country Club community. Priority will be given to reporting activities in the neighborhood, community organizations and other news and events that directly affect the residents of Queen’s Harbour. Second priority will be given to articles of general interest as space permits. Due to space limitations, all articles are subject to editing.

All editorial content for The Anchor must be approved by the appointed community liaisons. Views expressed in articles or other content are those of the writer and do not express the viewpoint of the editorial staff or the Queen’s Harbour Yacht and Country Club Owners Association.

The Anchor’s acceptance of advertising does not constitute an endorsement or approval of any product or services by Queen’s Harbour Yacht and Country Club Owners Association. Queen’s Harbour reserves the right to refuse advertising that does not meet the standards of the publication.

To be included in the next publication all articles and ads are due by the 20th of the previous month.

Note: When community events take place, photographers may be present, and their photos may be used in this publication.

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Just the Facts Ma’amBy Mike Maschmeyer, President

In the March issue of the Anchor Newsletter you read an excellent article on the controlled access function in Queen’s Harbour. The article was entitled “Controlled Access – What it is & What it is Not.” If you missed it I would suggest that you pull the March issue up (Anchor Newsletter March 1, 2021) and review it. It is filled with excellent information about our community.

The article was written, in part, as a response to questions addressed to the Board of Directors about actual and fictional incidences of crime in our community and the surrounding area. Crime is a fact of life in every geographic area of the globe. It is important for residents of Queen’s Harbour to be knowledgeable about factual evidence regarding crime in our community and the surrounding areas.

Here is a link to a presentation (formatted in pdf) that contains factual data and statistics about crime in Jacksonville and in our community. https://www.qhycc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/QH-Crime-Statistics-and-Ratings-Website-PP-04.21.21.pdf

The statistics come from the following local, national and international information sources:• ESRI – (Environmental Research Systems Institute) is an international supplier of geographic information data, demographics

and statistics. ESRI, working with the FBI, collects all reported crime data from more than 16,000 national law enforcement districts, to provide current statistics on crime including precise locations of all reported incidences. https://www.esri.com/en-us/about/about-esri/overview

• JSO – The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Crime Mapping platform (https://www.jaxsheriff.org/Resources/crime-mapping.aspx). Crime Mapping (www.crimemapping.com) is employed by law enforcement agencies throughout North America to provide the public with valuable information about recent crime activity in all geographic areas and neighborhoods.

• Neighborhood Scout (www.neighborhoodscout.com) – Neighborhood Scout purports to provide the most comprehensive database of hyper-local real estate data available. It “uses its patented methodologies to build profiles that allow individuals or businesses to instantly find the best neighborhoods for them in any part of the United States that they choose.”

The slides in this presentation provide factual data related to crime in the City of Jacksonville, the Queen’s Harbour Yacht & Country Club community and other competing gated golf and country club communities. The factual data, as statistically interpreted by major demographers and JSO, indicates that Queen’s Harbour Yacht & Country Club currently has the best crime rating category of census tracts in Jacksonville, has minimal incidents of reported crime by comparison and is statistically rated by Neighborhood Scout, as the safest neighborhood in Jacksonville.

Many of us grew up with the television show DRAGNET. The star of the show, Jack Webb, the no-nonsense cop with Badge 714, was always pounding the pavement to search for the facts.

President F R O M T H E

Foggy Morning on the 5th Hole Wayne Wright

As one of the founding members of the Queen's Harbour Yacht & Country Club in 1992, Paula

has been a continuous resident of our community. She is active in many of our Q.H. clubs and

community sport teams. Paula and her family enjoy many aspects of our Q.H. lifestyle -

yachting, golf, tennis, and spending time with friends. With Paula's love for the community

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Dear residents and neighbors,

My name is Eralda Hausman and I am your newly elected Board Director responsible for Communications. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve on your board and lead a talented team for the next three years. The communications team responsibilities include the monthly newsletter, website and social media content, marketing, photography and welcoming new residents to the community. One consistent theme you will see from us this year is the incorporation of technology to provide readily accessible and streamlined communication.

Earlier this year, we transitioned our monthly newsletter, “The Anchor”, to a digital format which is easily accessible from any electronic device and has eliminated printing and mailing costs. Each issue highlights recent events, provides awareness of upcoming activities and shares general information relevant to the community. You have the option of printing the newsletter if you prefer to do so. We are always considering new content to include in upcoming issues. Please email us at [email protected] with any suggestions on topics for the newsletter.

Our social media presence has expanded to now include Instagram. If

you want to learn more about events, activities and all that Queen’s Harbour has to offer, please follow our Facebook and Instagram pages @QueensHarbour.

In the next few months, you will get the opportunity to be introduced to each Queen’s Harbour Board Director, their committees and vision for their area of responsibility. Committee members are the backbone of each director’s success. Their commitment and dedication are what makes our community stand out.

I am proud to introduce the Communications Committee members and excited for what we will accomplish in the year ahead.

Queen's HarbourCommunications Team By Eralda Hausman, Board Director Communications

TeamM E E T t h e

Eralda Hausman Communications Board Director

• 5 ½ years in QH

• UNF B.S. Marketing & International Business 2007

• Mother of 2. Emma 8 & Max 5 yrs. old

• Enjoys traveling, spending time at the beach with family and playing tennis

• Fun fact: Moved to the US in 1998 and learned to speak English at the age of 14.

Gina Billeter Marketing & Social Media

• 5 ½ years in QH

• Virginia Tech B.S. Marketing Management Cum Laude 2002

• Mother of 2 boys 7 & 5yrs. old

• Avid runner, yogi & tennis beginner

• Fun Fact: I am the youngest of 6 & at age 8 I sang with a chorus in concert with John Denver

Adam Marko Website & Marketing

• 19 years in QH

• Jacksonville University B.A. Communications 1989

• Husband (Jennifer) & Father of Max (14)

• Avid Fisherman, Golfer and Car Enthusiast

• Fun fact: David Copperfield made me invisible in front of thousands at his show in Las Vegas

Dan Mechenbier Editor & Advisor

• 17 years in QH

• 3 children, 11 grands, 1 very understanding wife

• Former POA Board member

• Active in many social clubs and organizations

• Fun Fact: I enjoy tutoring young students in an after-school program supported by Beaches Habitat in Atlantic Beach

Wayne Wright Photographer

• 8 years in QH

• Virginia Tech B.S. Business

• QH photographer for the last 5 years

• 1 son and 2 beautiful grandchildren

• Fun fact: In 1987 I was assigned to participate in the design and installation of a new communications system at The US Capitol and outlying Senate Office Buildings. I met personally with many high-profile Senators



GARDEN CLUB

Arbor Day Photos by Wayne Wright

On April 17 our garden club celebrated Arbor Day, gathering at the tree we had planted on Queen's Harbour Boulevard near the gatehouse. The Cassia, scientific name Senna pendula, will remain a small tree; butterflys love it. It blooms prolifically beginning in late summer and continuing through autumn and into winter, when most colorful landscaping has disappeared. We bought the Cassia through Yellowstone Landscape, our new Queen's Harbour vendor; many thanks to them for removing the decaying holly and for doing the hard work of planting. Wayne Wright, who always takes great pictures was there to help when we needed him to document the occasion – thank you!

We hope everyone enjoys watching the new Cassia grow.

Members, don’t forget to check our Facebook page. We have some beautiful photography

and interesting items posted by members. If you are a garden club member and need access to our

page, please request membership from Bonnie Clutterbuck at

[email protected]

April Outing to the Cummer Gardens Photos by Judy Ellis On April 9 twelve members of the Queen's Harbour Garden Club had a delightful guided tour of the Cummer Gardens at the Cummer

Museum on the St. Johns in Riverside. The gardens have been refurbished since our last hurricane and are beautifully designed. The tour was followed by a delicious box lunch in the gardens. The weather was perfect -- what a beautiful day!

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Experience the best of land and sea in the heart of Jacksonville – great friends, great food and great golf await at Queen’s Harbour Yacht & Country Club. The beautiful low country clubhouse, with surrounding freshwater yacht basin and intercoastal waterway, is home to pickleball and tennis courts, a pool, dining and fun social events for ev-eryone. Whether it’s creating magical moments with your family or enjoying 18 holes with your friends, Queen’s Harbour truly has it all!

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For many years the POA Board has received feedback and comments on the need in our community for family picnic and recreational areas. A few years ago, we set up several picnic tables and benches at the lock along with the kayak storage. This has become a great place for families to enjoy the beautiful views.

We wanted to take that same approach and develop a space at the front of our community. We already have several great entertaining options in and around the pool complex and wanted to develop something that would further add attraction and benefit to our community center. The goal was a place where residents could simply come and enjoy the space and our wonderful community. The Infrastructure and Amenities Committees worked together and found a great space adjacent to the POA office and the tennis courts. Prior, this space was simply a plant bed of jasmine. By removing the plants and installing the repurposed pavers from the bridge, we were able to transform a once unused space into a highlight of our community center. We further added to the project by installing outdoor string lighting as well as picnic tables and Adirondack seating. The area has all new landscaping and really accentuates the beautiful oak tree in the center.

If you or your family haven’t been up to the community center recently, we recommend that you stop by and enjoy the new space. It’s a beautiful new addition to our community, day or night. Whether it is a family picnic, watching a tennis match or one of our community events, it is truly a great new space that we hope all residents will come to enjoy!

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Experience the best of land and sea in the heart of Jacksonville – great friends, great food and great golf await at Queen’s Harbour Yacht & Country Club. The beautiful low country clubhouse, with surrounding freshwater yacht basin and intercoastal waterway, is home to pickleball and tennis courts, a pool, dining and fun social events for ev-eryone. Whether it’s creating magical moments with your family or enjoying 18 holes with your friends, Queen’s Harbour truly has it all!

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HARBOUR SAILING CLUB

Youth Spring Sailing: Our fully subscribed Dolphin and Rascal program, led by John Tete and Matt Flynn, continues until May 13, and is successfully training our 6-13 year old youth in the art and sport of sailing. We appreciate the waves and smiles from our motor boat neighbors when they come up and down the thorough fare, past our happy Tuesday and Thursday afternoon sailors.

Youth Regatta:As young pianists have recitals, beginning sailors have their sailing regattas. At end of Spring program our youth, alternates and families travel to Saint Augustine Yacht Club for a Saturday, May 15 day of racing. With only 5 Optis and 16 youth in our Spring program, there will be competition for tiller time, but no one is left behind on a regatta day of making new friends and good fun.

Summer Camps: Club accepting reservations for our June Summer Camp memberships – weeks of June 7 and 14. If enough interest and coaching availability, we will expand to weeks of June 21 and July 12. Be certain to reserve either/best alternative for June, or for waiting list for late June/July. With response to Spring program, we encourage residents, guests to reserve promptly. We will contact and confirm.

Adult Saturday Family Sailing/Coach Training:We are half way through our combined March/April Saturday family sailing program, where we waive participant membership fees for potential that our youth sailing parents/residents will

continue to be active/accept our invitation to be assistant coaches. Opportunities continue. Let us know.

Adult Sailing Instruction: To encourage adult sailors (16+) to learn and improve their talents as Sailing Instructors the

Club is, with Captain Jack Feeney’s leadership, creating a program leading to an advanced ‘Sailing

Coach Certification’ for our members and residents. This program, with US Sail training incentives for high school/

college resident youth, will also help Harbour Sailing expand its’ roster of youth/adult sailing coaches.

Member Sailing Seminar and Big Boat Sailing: Saturday, May 15 Club will, at no cost for Club Members, be sponsoring a Captain Jack: 10 AM sailing seminar at QH, followed by an evening 5 PM 'big boat' sun-set sail on the St John’s. Eligible for club sailing members and sponsor members. Space limited for each of 3 2021 sunset sailings. Purpose: Encourage Club participation, advance sailing knowledge and, as fund raiser, assist club growth.

Volunteers Welcome: Youth (16+) and Adult Volunteers welcome to assist the Club in a variety of sailing and support roles as it expands both its’ youth and adult offerings. Interested in supporting a healthy youth and adult sailing program in Queen’s Harbour? Contact us.

For information, ‘Contact Us’ inquiries, please see Club Web site: www.SailQH.com ; (call/text) Gil Wright 904-742-0556; Gary Bone 678-467-4163.

Youth Spring Sailing In Swing, Summer Camps Ahead Adult Sailing and Coaching Programs Expanding

Dolphin Class Tiller timeWyatt’s ‘kids’ practicing sail-ties

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The Easter Bunny came to visit Queen's Harbour children at the annual Easter Egg Hunt. Children of all ages filled up their baskets and enjoyed the yummy treats provided by the Amenities Committee. A big thank you to the Garden Club for helping make the day extra special with all the fun games

and activities they provided for the children. Thank you to Grant Tucker for being our Easter Bunny and to everyone that attended. We hope to see you again next year.

Photos by Wayne Wright

Hippity Hop!!!

Additional photos are available on the Queen’s Harbour Facebook page.





First Mates was held at the lovely home of Gwen Gloeckner in April. We decided to repeat an activity we have done before. We know from past experience that this is a fun and advantageous activity – painting wine glasses! But more importantly, we had great fun being with our friends! Our attendance is increasing each month as people begin to feel more comfortable out in groups. Remember, if you are a member of the Queen's Harbour Yacht Club (and a female), you are automatically a First Mate! We have lots of fun activities planned for the yacht club, including a a boat trip to Mavi Waterfront Grill, the annual Commodores gala and monthly First Mates gatherings!

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Email [email protected] to register your child or for more information.

2021 Queen’s Harbour Summer Junior Tennis Camp

TENNIS

FUTURE STARS: (Ages 8-15) 9:30–11:30am$175 per week – 10 hrs of instruction Queen's Harbour USTA 12 and Under Junior Team

Tennis Court ResurfacingMay 3rd – May 14thThe tennis courts will receive a complete resurfacing with new lines the first two weeks of May. During this time, 4 courts will be shut down at all times leaving 4 courts for play. Please make sure to reserve your courts at: playtennis.usta.com/queensharbouryachtandcountryclubsince courts will be limited.Email [email protected] with questions.

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Please check the online calendar for any changes made after posting at www.QHYCC.com

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Florida, Mayport, Pablo Creek, ICWW bridge May 2021N 30° 19.4' / W 81° 26.3'

Date Day High Tide High Tide Low Tide Low Tide Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset Phase1 Sa 1:54a 4.5 2:20p 3.6 8:07a -0.2 8:03p -0.1 6:42a 8:04p 12:27a 10:40a

2 Su 2:53a 4.3 3:22p 3.5 9:12a 0.0 9:13p 0.2 6:41a 8:05p 1:26a 11:43a

3 Mo 3:57a 4.0 4:28p 3.5 10:16a 0.2 10:24p 0.4 6:40a 8:05p 2:17a 12:47p 3rd

4 Tu 5:03a 4.0 5:35p 3.6 11:15a 0.2 11:30p 0.5 6:39a 8:06p 3:00a 1:49p

5 We 6:07a 3.9 6:37p 3.7 12:10p 0.2 6:39a 8:06p 3:37a 2:48p

6 Th 7:04a 3.8 7:31p 3.9 12:31a 0.5 1:00p 0.2 6:38a 8:07p 4:09a 3:45p

7 Fr 7:53a 3.8 8:18p 4.0 1:26a 0.4 1:47p 0.1 6:37a 8:08p 4:39a 4:39p

8 Sa 8:38a 3.7 9:01p 4.0 2:17a 0.3 2:30p 0.0 6:36a 8:08p 5:07a 5:33p

9 Su 9:18a 3.6 9:40p 4.1 3:03a 0.1 3:10p 0.0 6:35a 8:09p 5:35a 6:26p

10 Mo 9:56a 3.5 10:16p 4.1 3:46a 0.0 3:46p -0.1 6:35a 8:10p 6:03a 7:20p

11 Tu 10:33a 3.4 10:51p 4.1 4:25a 0.0 4:19p 0.0 6:34a 8:10p 6:34a 8:15p New

12 We 11:09a 3.4 11:26p 4.1 5:01a 0.0 4:49p 0.0 6:33a 8:11p 7:07a 9:10p

13 Th 11:45a 3.4 5:36a 0.2 5:19p 0.1 6:33a 8:12p 7:44a 10:06p

14 Fr 12:01a 4.0 12:22p 3.3 6:09a 0.3 5:50p 0.3 6:32a 8:12p 8:26a 11:00p

15 Sa 12:37a 4.0 1:01p 3.2 6:44a 0.5 6:26p 0.4 6:31a 8:13p 9:13a 11:53p

16 Su 1:15a 4.0 1:42p 3.2 7:22a 0.6 7:08p 0.6 6:31a 8:14p 10:05a

17 Mo 1:56a 4.0 2:26p 3.3 8:07a 0.7 8:00p 0.7 6:30a 8:14p 11:02a 12:42a

18 Tu 2:42a 3.9 3:16p 3.3 8:58a 0.7 9:00p 0.7 6:30a 8:15p 12:01p 1:26a

19 We 3:33a 3.9 4:11p 3.4 9:52a 0.6 10:06p 0.7 6:29a 8:16p 1:02p 2:07a 1st

20 Th 4:30a 3.8 5:12p 3.6 10:47a 0.4 11:12p 0.5 6:29a 8:16p 2:04p 2:44a

21 Fr 5:32a 3.8 6:15p 3.9 11:41a 0.1 6:28a 8:17p 3:07p 3:19a

22 Sa 6:34a 3.8 7:14p 4.1 12:16a 0.2 12:35p -0.2 6:28a 8:17p 4:12p 3:53a

23 Su 7:34a 3.9 8:11p 4.4 1:18a -0.1 1:29p -0.5 6:27a 8:18p 5:19p 4:27a

24 Mo 8:30a 3.9 9:06p 4.5 2:18a -0.4 2:22p -0.8 6:27a 8:19p 6:29p 5:03a

25 Tu 9:25a 3.9 10:00p 4.7 3:14a -0.7 3:14p -1.1 6:26a 8:19p 7:42p 5:44a

26 We 10:21a 3.8 10:55p 4.7 4:08a -0.9 4:05p -1.1 6:26a 8:20p 8:55p 6:30a Full

27 Th 11:16a 3.8 11:49p 4.7 5:02a -0.9 4:57p -1.1 6:26a 8:20p 10:06p 7:22a

28 Fr 12:12p 3.7 5:55a -0.8 5:49p -0.8 6:25a 8:21p 11:12p 8:22a

29 Sa 12:44a 4.5 1:08p 3.6 6:51a -0.6 6:46p -0.5 6:25a 8:22p 9:26a

30 Su 1:38a 4.4 2:05p 3.6 7:50a -0.4 7:48p -0.1 6:25a 8:22p 12:08a 10:33a

31 Mo 2:34a 4.2 3:04p 3.5 8:50a -0.2 8:56p 0.2 6:24a 8:23p 12:56a 11:38a

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The Queen’s Harbour Garden Club makes its selection for the Yard of the Month during the last two weeks of the month. Criteria for the Yard of the Month are overall appearance and tidiness of the property as evidenced by:

• Color and aesthetic appeal from the curb• Variety of the plants used in the yard• Choice and use of plants

General appearance should give the lasting impression of good planning, care and effort.

The beautiful landscaped home of Robey and Gail Stewart,13688 Marsh Harbor Drive N., is the May Yard of the Month. Congratulations!

Presented by the Garden Club

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