President’s Message Ron NicholsThe following is a note from an Owner, giving his perspectiveon the speeding problem in our community.

To help our speedy citizens understand just what they are accom-plishing by going fast, I recommend using a time-distance compar-ison for speeders to think about. The distance from the gate to thebottom of Bentley Lane is 8/10 of a mile. Drive time to travel:

● 3 minutes @ 20 mph● 2-1/4 minutes @ 30 mph● 1-1/2 minutes @ 40 mph

If you travelled once a day at the 40 mph speed, you would save 45minutes each month. Is your time worth that much to you?

Thank you, Owner, for your comments. This should make youthink...

Board Notes Doug Roderick, SecretaryAt the regular meeting of the TPCA Board of Directors held onMarch 5th, the following actions were taken:

Budget & Finance Committee - The Board approved the De-cember 2014 Financials.

Government Committee - The Board approved Jim Hulen asthe Chair for the Government Committee.

Actions Taken between the regular meetings: There were no actions approved between regular meetings.

Looking for BOD CandidatesBob MossYour Tidewater Plantation Community Association is looking forgood people to step forward to serve on the Board of Directorsfor the homeowners governing body. The nominating committeeof Bob Moss, Dave Chambers, louise Naylor and John Stachuraare searching for volunteers and are approaching individuals in-terested in serving the community as members of the Board.

Please contact Bob, Dave, louise or John to express your interestin serving or for any guidance you might have regarding thesepositions. E-mail addresses are as follows:

• Bob Moss - tev12@aol.com• Dave Chambers - davidchambers168@gmail.com• louise Naylor - alouise678@gmail.com• John Stachura - jstachura33@gmail.com

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K.A. Diehl Management Message Mel Renkey, CMCA, AMS, PCAMSince the spring season is finally upon us, now is a good timefor a few reminders regarding some of the TPCA Rules and Reg-ulations.

Yard Waste DisposalPlease remember that your yard waste is to be piled on yourlot only for pick up by the City of North Myrtle Beach. It isnot to be placed on vacant lots, on Association common areas,or in the street.

Pet Rules▪ All pets must be kept on leash and be under the handler’s

control any time the animal is off the property of the owner. Pets are not allowed to be unleashed when off the property of the owner.▪ All pets must be registered with the managing agent and

a Tidewater pet tag is required to be displayed on the pet’s collar or leash when the pet is off the owner’s prop- erty.▪ The handler must clean up their pet’s waste whenever/

wherever the pet has relieved itself.▪ Evidence of a current rabies inoculation (inoculation tag

issued by a governmental authority, certificate signed by a licensed veterinarian, or a certificate from a duly au-thorized person administering the vaccine) must be pro-vided to the managing agent on an annual basis.▪ No pets are allowed on the golf course property at any time.

ReminderThe management team’s job is to assist the TPCA Board of Directors,the Design Review Board, owners, and their guests and the Teal

Attention Frontier Bulk Agreement Customers: Call 1-877-969-9966 for Service Support

Reminders4/02 Heron Lake BOD meeting 3:30 PM via conference call4/02 Lighthouse Point Villas BOD meeting 9 AM @ Cassels Bldg4/03 Articles Due for May Newsletter4/06 DRB Meeting4/09 BOD Meeting 1 PM @ Amenity Ctr4/10 Lighthouse Point Villas BOD meeting 9 AM @ Cassels Bldg4/11 Lighthouse Point Villas Annual meeting 9AM @ Cassels Bldg4/11 Harbor Loft Annual Meeting 9 AM @ Amenity Ctr4/20 DRB Meeting4/20 Clubhouse Villas Annual meeting 9 AM @ Cassels Bldg

(BOD meeting following)

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lake & Heron lake Associations. Please feel free to call the manage-ment office at 843-336-3500 and speak to one of us: Mel, Chelsa, Jan-ice, or Joy Collins, our new employee, whenever you need help.

Condo CornerFor all Condominium owners, please be sure to read thismonth’s newsletter article about the upcoming telephonearea code overlay that will affect everyone within the Tide-water community.

Teal Lake VillageChelsa Fenner, Assistant Community ManagerThe next Teal lake Board Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, May14th at 4:00 PM in the Cassels Building.

The smoke alarms are very sensitive, so please be aware of settingthose off. Simple things such as burning food on the stove, clean-ing your oven, or spray painting can lead to an alarm trigger,sending a false alarm to the Fire Department. We are charged forthose false alarm malfunctions, so please notify the guard houseif you do happen to accidently set off your alarm by burningsomething, or spray painting, etc.

We have had an ongoing issue with renters. Owners, please makesure your renters/rental companies/guests are aware of the rules.Short term renters (six month term or less) are not allowed to havepets, and any other renter/owner with a pet should have their an-imal registered at the management office and should clean up aftertheir pet!

If I can be of assistance to anyone, please contact me. Our officenumber is 843-663-3500 and my email address ischelsa.fenner@kadiehl.com.

Heron Lake VillasChelsa Fenner, Assistant Community ManagerThe Heron lake Villas 2015 Board Meeting schedule is as follows:

April 2nd at 3:30 via conference callOctober 8th at 3:30 via conference callAnnual Meeting: July 11th at 10:00 AM in the Cassels Building

We are trying to fill two positions on the Board. If you are inter-ested, please let me know. We currently have no representationfrom Building 33.

If I can be of assistance to anyone, please contact me! Our officenumber is 843-663-3500 and my email address ischelsa.fenner@kadiehl.com.

Harbor Loft & Tidewater RidgeKaty Swimm, OMNI management services, IncRental time is about to begin; please review the reminders belowfor your community.

For both properties:

● Owners please be sure to give a copy of the Association’s Rules & Regulations to all renters.

● Only electric grills are allowed.● The following forms of transportation are not allowed:

Any motorcycle, electric or motorized bicycle, go-cart, or scooter, mobile home, open or covered trailer (either with or without wheels), motor home, tractor, truck (other thanpick-up trucks) commercial vehicles of any type, camper, motorized camper or trailer, recreational vehicle, boat or other watercraft, boat trailer, or any other related forms of transportation devices. ● Owners are allowed pets; renters are not allowed pets.

Harbor loft: The community dock is for the use of owners only.

Lighthouse Point Villas & Clubhouse VillasSherry Lesley, Administrative Coordinator

We wish to take this opportunity to remind you that any per-sonal item placed at entryways, in atriums or at the front doorof your unit is prohibited. Should you have any personal itemsin these areas, please remove them immediately. We appreciateand thank you for your assistance in these matters.

lighthouse Point Villas board meeting schedule:

Friday, April 2ndAnnual Meeting – Saturday, April 11thFriday, September 11thFriday, November 13th

All meetings will commence at 9:00 AM at the Cassels Building.

Clubhouse Villas board meeting schedule:

Annual Meeting – Monday, April 20th (with Board meeting im-mediately following)Monday, July 13thMonday, October 12th

All meetings will commence at 9:00 a.m. at the Cassels Building.

North Myrtle Beach City CouncilBob Cavanaugh, CouncilmanBudget Retreat for 2016 Fiscal Year BudgetThe current budget is expected to be passed in June for fiscalyear 2016. This is great news as it is expected there will be noincrease in city property or business taxes. Water and sewercharges will increase a couple of cents per thousand gallons.

Our debt situation is excellent as most bonds are almost paidoff. The Aquatics & Fitness Center and Sports Park bonds areover half paid and the cost center for each is covering expenses.Tax millage rates applied for these will be stopped when thebonds are paid in full. Business expansion and new develop-ment are all positive.

The 2016 fiscal year budget will also include funds for thedredging of Cherry Grove channels along with many road im-provements and extensions to the Sports Park.

Report suspicious activity or persons to NMB police @ 280-5511 AND Guardhouse @ 249-0909

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may be events like terrorism, war, insect and vermin infestationand ordinary wear and tear.

Types of Coverage - The two most common types of propertycoverage are replacement cost coverage and actual cash valuecoverage. Replacement cost coverage pays to replace damagedproperty with new property of like kind and quality, with noprovision for depreciation. Actual cash value coverage paysfor the replacement cost of the property, minus depreciationcosts for things like wear and tear and aging.

How is the premium determined? The three biggest factorsin determining the premium for property coverage are: thevalue of the building/contents, the construction of the buildingi.e. frame, joisted masonry, masonry, fire resistive and the lo-cation of the property. Other factors that may affect the pre-mium charged are sprinkler systems, alarm systems, outsidelighting. Once these factors are determined, then an appropri-ate premium will be charged.

How does this apply to Tidewater’s Property insurance?Our current property policy is written through lloyds of lon-don. It covers the following buildings and the contents: BeachCabana, Cassels Building, Amenity Center, Fitness Center,guard house, maintenance building, Bluffs pool andbuilding(s), Owners pool and building(s), Community pool andbuilding(s), South Island pool, building(s) and South Islanddock. The value of all buildings and contents is currently$3,900,000. These values are determined by an independentprofessional property appraiser and were updated prior to therenewal of the policy in November. These values will be up-dated on a 3–5 year basis. Our policy is written on a specialform with replacement cost coverage.

The Insurance Committee is currently comprised of five formerinsurance professionals with a combined 150+ years of expe-rience in the insurance industry. Committee members servethree-year terms that expire on a rotating basis. Property own-ers interested in serving on the committee are encouraged tosend a brief resume (bio), outlining their qualifications, to in-surance@tidewaterhoa.org.

New 854 Area Code will Impact TidewaterResidents Greg SoloweyIn the spring of 2015, area code 854 will be added to the re-gional area currently served by 843. This is known as an areacode overlay when another area code (854) is added to the samegeographic region as an existing area code (843). An overlaydoes not require customers to change their existing area code.

Design Review Board Dave Chambers, ChairpersonIn early February I became chairman of the Design ReviewBoard. Nancy Hudson had to step down for personal reasons.let me “officially” thank Nancy for her service to the DRB andto the Tidewater community as a whole. Her dedication wasoutstanding and her desire to uphold the standards of our Com-munity was second to none. I can only hope to attain the samelevel of dedication that Nancy had. Thanks, Nancy!

Ask Before You Act!

In my time on the DRB, I have found that most of the situationsthat arise are because we think we know what is right or whatis OK to do and do it without checking first. Almost all of thesesituations could be avoided if you Ask Before You Act. The DRBis here to help and will respond in a timely manner to provideyou with guidance. So if we could all remember to ask beforewe act, I think we will avoid a lot of issues in the future.

As spring approaches (Yes, it is coming!) we all look forward togetting out and doing our spring-cleaning and gardening. It istime to freshen up mulch, clean up dead branches and rake upall the winter leaves, but most of all we want to get our flowersplanted. We all want Tidewater to have a beautiful look. So let’shave each one of us do our small part and then, as a whole, ourcommunity will look AWESOME!

Insurance CommitteePaul Wrobel, SecretaryWhat is Property Insurance? Property insurance is a vehiclefor businesses to protect themselves from unforeseen circum-stances, such as natural disasters, fires, theft and other calami-ties that may damage important properties. It is also the way toprotect a business’ physical goods such as buildings, signs,equipment and other potentially valuable goods. Other optionsthat can be included in a property policy are business interrup-tion and equipment breakdown coverage though specific cov-erage will vary based on policy and the needs of the business.

Types of Property Policies - Insurance regulations vary bystate and coverage offerings vary by company, but broadlyspeaking, there are three types of property insurance policies.Basic form policies cover ordinary things like damage from fire,lightning and wind. Broad form policies cover the same perilsas a basic form policy, but expand their coverage to includethings such as water damage, sprinkler malfunctions, ice andsnow. Special form policies, formally known as “all risk”, covereverything except things the policy specifically excludes, which

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TPCA Contact InformationK.A. Diehl Community Management Specialists

843-663-3500Contact: Mel Renkey Mel.Renkey@KADiehl.com

Heron lake and Teal lake Contact: Chelsa Fennerchelsa.fenner@kadiehl.com

Board Contact: TWBOD@tidewaterhoa.orgIn the case of an after-hours or weekend EMERGENCY

Please call (843) 249-0909

Clubhouse Villaslighthouse Villas

Contacts: Kendall Benjamin,kbenjamin@atalayainc.com

Sherry lesley,admin@atalayainc.com

843-272-2695

Harbor loftTidewater Ridge

Contact: Katy Swimmkswimm@omni-property.com

843-839-3131

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tions, and BA in Biblical Counseling from Trinity Bible College.Meredith was one of 18 women voted ‘Most Beautiful Womenin Golf 2014-2015′ by Golf.com and ‘Best Golf Teachers Under40′ by Golf Digest 2014-2015 and she is Mrs. South Carolina2014.

Meredith lives in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, and loves thecoastal region. She enjoys family life with her husband andthree sons. She loves to hunt for conch shells and walk thebeach in her free time.

TCTC /Eagle Nest FundraiserThe TCTC /Eagle Nest Fundraiser ended on 2/28/15. Over 100cards were used during the months of September, December,January, and February. On behalf of TCTC, I want to thankeveryone who participated. I hope you enjoyed the program.I also want to thankEagle Nest Golf Coursefor their generosityand continued sup-port of TCTC.

As promised, therewas a drawing for theProgram's Grand Prize(valued at $350) foranyone who playedEagle Nest at leastthree times during thefour month time period of the fundraiser. The winner wasHarriette Nichols. Congratulations to Harriette and thanksagain to everyone who took part in the fundraiser.

Recreation CommitteeNancy Russell, SecretaryThe Recreation Committee wishes to remind you thatyour check for events requiring pre-payment must be re-ceived at least 4 days prior to the event. If we do not re-ceive payment, your spot may be given to someone on thewaiting list. There is a metal mailbox on the wall at theFitness Center for your checks. Any questions please e-mail twreccomm@gmail.com

Upcoming Events:

Happy Hour, Friday, April 3rd at 6:00 PMThe April Happy Hour will be held at the Cassels Building.Bring an appetizer or dessert to share and your own drinks.Happy hours are always a great time to visit with old friendsand to meet new ones.

Happy Hour, Friday, May 1st at 6:00 PMHappy Hour moves to the Beach House for our May 1st get-to-gether. Bring an appetizer or dessert to share and your owndrinks. Watch the waves and the sunset and party with thefriendly Tidewater community.

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New Dialing Procedure - With multiple area codes serving thesame geographic region it becomes necessary to dial 10 digits(area code + telephone number), instead of seven digits, whencompleting a local call. Dates to be aware of are:

● As of March 14th - Consumers could begin using the new dialing procedures whenever a call is placed. If you for-get and dial seven digits, your call will still be completed.● September 19th - Ten digit dialing will be mandatory in

this area. If you do not use 10 digits, your calls will not be completed.● October 19th - New telephone services may be assigned

numbers using 854 area code.

Area Code Overlay Impacts Emergency Services - In additionto changing your dialing procedures, all services with automaticdialing equipment programmed to dial a 7-digit number mustbe reprogrammed to use 10-digit. This includes alarm and se-curity systems as well as life safety systems or medical devices.

Important to note, after September 19th systems will notwork if they have not been updated to dial a 10-digit num-ber. If you use the Gate House to monitor your alarm you musthave your system updated. A list of alarm service companiesthat can perform the necessary changes is available at the GateHouse. These companies also know the correct number for thealarm system to call. If you use a commercial company to mon-itor your alarm, you should contact them to determine if anycharges are required.

Promotion CommitteeBill Pearson, ChairpersonThe Tidewater Charity Tournament Committee (TCTC) is proud

to announce the addition of MeredithKirk to the program of the 2015 Tidewa-ter Patriot Day Charity Golf Tournamentweekend. Meredith will conduct a free

golf clinic at Tidewater during the tournament weekend ofevents.

Meredith is a lPGA certified golfinstructor and is passionateabout teaching golf to all levelsof players. Along with teachinggolf, Meredith is a media con-sultant with nationally recog-nized organizations. With 16years teaching experience withtop PGA and lPGA instructorsand players, Meredith under-stands the game of golf and theimportance of strong swing fun-damentals. Her teaching meth-ods combine golf mechanicswith mind-body-spirit connec-tion.

She holds a BA from Coastal Carolina University in Public Rela-

Kentucky Derby Party, Saturday, May 2nd at 5PM

Swing into spring in style with our Tidewater Kentucky DerbyParty at the Tidewater Grille! Cost of $10.00 per person includessub sandwiches, several salads, homemade chips and dessert,PlUS a complimentary ticket for a delicious mint julep to cele-brate the race! A contest will be held for best Kentucky Derbyhat - men and women - with prizes. Tickets are available to beton your favorite horse!! Mark your calendars and come join thefun! Sign up and payment info available at the Fitness Center orsign up at twreccomm@gmail.com.

Sunset Cruise, Wednesday, May 13th at 3PM

Please join the Tidewater Recreation Committee on Wednesday,May 13th as we once again cruise the Intracoastal Waterway onThe Screamer. This year we will depart from the HarbourgateMarina and cruise down to Barefoot landing and back. We willdepart at 3:00 PM and should be back before 8:00 PM. The costis $6 per person. Dinner arrangements and cost are each person’sresponsibility. The sign up sheet is located at the Fitness Centerand space is limited to 120 paid people, so please deposit yourpayment when signing up. Checks should be made out to ROTSCand deposited in the payment box. Rain Date, if necessary, willbe Thursday, May 14th. Thanks again to our Tidewater friends,Harold and Carol Wiegel, owners of The Screamer. Any questionsor to sign up, please contact twrecomm@gmail.com.

Recent Events:

February’s DJ Bingo

Over a hundred of ourTidewater residents en-joyed DJ Bingo at the Tide-water Grille on Friday,February 6th. Prizes werewon by Barbara Camilleri,Frank Pombo, Sue Taylor,Rita Munn and MarilynGerken. lots of greatmusic got everyone up todance!

Committee luncheon

The Tidewater Recreation Committee met for lunch in late Januaryat Clark's to thank four members of the Committee for their service

over the lastthree years.The Committeethanked Mikelanahan, FrankP o m b o ,Priscilla Wro-bel and DixieDawdy (ab-sent). These in-dividuals wereresponsible for

so many great events here at Tidewater and we will miss their hardwork and dedication!

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Tidewater Plantation Community AssociationTrivia at the GrilleCorky Felber On March 6th we had a "Sold Out" crowd of Tidewaterianswho knew some answers and guessed (sometimes poorly) atothers.

The winners of 1 round and the highest score were: Roger andJane Ellen Bonner, Edward and Ellen Simpson, JoAnn Nelson,Joe Aldinger, and Gerald and Carol Blake.

The Grille served an appetizer and salad buffet, which workedout very well.

The Trivia Guru was Scott Donnelly from Overtime Sports Bar.He did a great job, and we will definitely have him back.

Welcome Tidewater NeighborsPam MulcahyPlease join us in welcoming our new neighbors to the community!

Richard & Dyla Kirby Wendy DunsterTeal lake 1924 lighthouse Point 4124From: South Windsor, CT From: Canandaigua, NY

Edward & Delores CurrierTeal lake 0521From: Wilmington, NC

David Williams - A Celebration Flossie ChapmanOn Saturday, March 7th, the Tidewater community, along withother friends and family, came together to celebrate the life ofDavid Williams. David spent his life in service to his country,to his government, to his family, and to our community, Tide-water.

Becky, his wife, gave us all a night to share and give thanksfor David’s contribution to us. It was a special moment whenthe Red Cups men’s group (pictured), of which David was amember, gathered to sing Red Solo Cup as a tribute to him.Thank you, David, for helping to build our community. Aswas said at your gravesite, “Good luck building that plantationin the sky!”

SeaCoast Traders Investment Group Recognized Betsy CarverIn September of 2001 a group of Tidewater ladies met to or-ganize an investment club. Originally there were 13 memberswho met monthly for the first year to organize and composebi-laws for the new club. They depended on the resources ofBetter Investing which provides instructions and online toolsfor investment clubs.

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Since their inception in 2001 the club has built a portfolio usingtheir knowledge gained from the Better Investing community. Asthe stock market has weathered many ups and downs so has theSeaCoast Traders. Today their portfolio approaches the six-figuremark and the group of 16 meets monthly to review their stocksand to make trades. They also spend considerable time educatingthemselves on the various aspects of investing.

Of the original 13 members, seven are still active. They are BettyBerginski, Diane Shipley, Pat Angelini, Ardie Praetorious, ReginaKelley, Betsy Easton, and Nancy Mercurio. Any of these ladieswill tell you that the club has come a long way in researchingand analyzing the stock market.

The April issue of Better Investing Magazine will highlight theSeaCoast Traders in their monthly column entitled Repair Shop.This column is written by an Investment Management Companyand reviews the stock portfolio of the highlighted club and offersinsight and recommendations for future growth.

SeaCoast Traders pictured from left toright; front row: Barbara Baker, ReginaKelley, Ardie Praetorious, Betsy Carver,and Diane Shipley. Middle row: BettyBerginski, Kathy Turnauer, Pat Fields,Joyce McKenna, and Carol Snyder.Back row: Jo Moore, Betsy Easton,Nancy Mercurio, and Pat Angelini. Ab-sent: Corky Felber

Artisans of TidewaterMarylin Drange

April Showers bring May Flow-ers! Join the Artisans withMarylou Convery and masterdifferent techniques for paintingwatercolor backgrounds. Youwill be inspired to push yourartistic boundaries paintingflowers, using watercolor paints,pencils, and/or crayons. Remem-ber no artistic skills necessary!Join the fun with neighborssharing, networking, and ex-changing ideas at The Artisan’sCreative Café on Monday, April23rd from 11AM till 3PM at theAmenity Center.

Contact Marylou by April 17, 2015 if you are interested inthis fun process. The cost will be $5.00 for supplies to paint agift bag, tag, and card. She can be reached at 843-280-7270or e-mail at mlconvery@gmail.com. Bring lunch. Coffee andtea will be provided.

Artisan of the MonthMarylin DrangeThis month’s featured Artisan of the Month is Ardie Praeto-rius. Ardie and her husband, larry, have resided in TidewaterPlantation for the past 18 years and were involved in buildingcustom homes in Tidewater for 12 years. They now enjoyspending time with their three children and five grandchil-dren.

Ardie began her pottery studies in 1973 at UNC, Greensboro.She also studied at Penland School of Crafts and participatesin many workshops throughout the country. Currently,Ardie’s work can be seen in both North and South Carolinagalleries. These include Franklin Square Gallery and RickyEvans Gallery in Southport NC, Sunset River Marketplace inCalabash NC, Brookgreen Gardens in Murrells Inlet, andlynda English Gallery in Florence.

Ardie mixes and prepares all of her own glazes. She recentlydiscovered that she loves to carve designs with cutouts on herpieces. Each piece is unique and one of a kind. She is alwayssurprised to see the changes in her pottery due to varyingtemperatures and the placement of pieces in the kiln. Ardiefeels very blessed to share her love of pottery with others andenjoys talking with people, learning what they look for in apottery piece, and applying that knowledge to her work.Stop by the lobby of the Tidewater Grille Clubhouse to seeher beautiful display of pottery.

Investment - Brian BurtonNatural Resource Committee - Ann lippincottPromotions - Bill PearsonProperty - Dave HubbardRecreation - Arlene SmithRules and Regulations - Jules JagetSecurity - Jim Muirhead

Tidewater Committees and ChairpersonsBudget and Finance - Eileen ChambersCommunications - Cathy Weis(monthly newsletter, annual telephone directory, e-blasts, web updates,welcome committee)Design Review Board - David ChambersGovernment liaison - Jim HulenInformation and Technology - Greg SoloweyInsurance - Marlin Dawdy

Nine and Dine 2015Harriette NicholsCan you believe it is almost time for Nine & Dine and some warmweather?

Please mark your calendars. All of the events are a Wednes-day afternoon with a 4 PM shotgun start, alternating off thefront and back tees. An email will be sent in early May forthe first Nine & Dine slated for May 20th. If you have notplayed previously, please send your email address toharriettenichols@aol.com.

The cost for each event is $29 for golf and dinner; $14 for golfonly; and $15 for dinner only (tax and gratuities are not in-cluded).Event dates:Wednesday, May 20th Wednesday, July 22ndWednesday, June 10th Wednesday, August 12thWednesday, June 24th Wednesday, August 26thWednesday, July 8th Wednesday, September 9th

Any questions, please contact Harriette Nichols;harriettenichols@aol.com.

Quilt RetreatPam MulcahyTen Tidewater quilters spent a few days in Ocean Isle, NC,March 1st-4th. Pictured are Blair Hubbard, Kathy Turnauer,Pam Mulcahy, leigh Headington, linda Bulger, Pat Barnhill,Regina Kelley, Nancy Mecurio, and Joyce McKenna. Bette Kleinwas the photographer. Notice the double rainbow!

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Grille NewsReservation Phone Number 843.913.2412

HOT OFF THE GRIllEWe are open daily for lunch

from 11 AM to 3 PMand for dinner every Friday from 5:30 PM to 9 PM.

April Events:April 1st Ride & Dine $14.95

Golf Course Tour @ 5:00; Dinner @ 6:00

April 5th Easter Buffet $27.95 11AM - 3PM

April 23rd Wheel NightSpecial Menu with Live Music @ 5:30

April 30th Prime Rib Night $19.95 5:30-8PM

Dart League: April 10th, 17th, & 24th 5:30PM

Please make reservations for Wheel Night and Prime Rib Nightby calling 843-913-2412. .

Policy Reminder - Newsletter SubmissionsWe would like to encourage Tidewater homeowners to submitarticles and pictures for our newsletter. If you have an articleor picture relating to, or of special interest to, the Tidewater com-munity, we want to hear from you! Examples would be any oneof the various clubs/groups at Tidewater, individual achieve-ments, wildlife, etc.

The newsletter team will ensure that all articles and pictures areapproved by the BOD prior to printing, but anyone may submitan article. Articles and/or pictures will be included as spacepermits. Send submissions to newsarticles@tidewaterhoa.org.

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Apri l 2015Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fri day Saturday

Artisan CreativeCafé

Third Monday of theMonth

10 am - 3 pmAmenity Center

Every Friday: Mahjong 9:30 am

Amenity Center

Yoga/PilatesM/F 7:30 am

Easter Buffet @ TWGrille 11:00 - 3:00

Easter Sunday

Every MondayArt:

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Clubhouse VillasAnnual and BODmeeting @9:00

Heron LakeBOD Meeting3:30 pmConference Call

Happy Hour 6:00 pm @Cassels Bldg.

May News Articles Due

Wheel Night @The Grille 5:30PMwith live music

BOD meeting @ 1:00

Ride & Dine 5PM

Dart League @The Grille 5:30PM

Prime Rib Night @the Grill 5:30 PM

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Lighthouse Pt VillasBOD meeting@11:00

Dart League 5:30 pm@ Grille

Prime Rib Night @the Grill 5:30 PM

Harbor Loft annualmtg @9:00

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