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INSIDE THIS ISSUE 2 News you Can Use…
INSIDE THIS ISSUE 3 Board Report 2 Brickshire Golf Course Update
3 Finance Committee Report
3 Summary of Golf Course Actions
4 Committee Reports
4 Board of Directors Meetings
Architectural Review Board
4 New Neighbors
Covenants Committee
4 Brickshire Blurbs
Building and Grounds
4 Website Group Being Organized Committee 5 5 Sub-Committee Reports Social & Children’s Committee 7 6 How You Make GolfDo and Grille News Your Garden Grow?
6 New Kent County News
7 New Kent County Update
7 Garden Gab
7 Arts in these Parts
7 Things to See and Do
8 Activities/Recreation Events Garden Photos by Judy Schwart z
8 Activities/Recreation
April 2022 Brickshire Bulletin The Brickshire Bulletin is published quarterly in January, April, July, and October for the residents of the Brickshire Community Association.
About Brickshire Brickshire, in the heart of historic Virginia, began development in 2001. It is now home to more than 800 families, who enjoy all the beauty and serenity of the country with the added benefits of being within thirty minutes of Richmond and Williamsburg. The Brickshire Golf Club and Grille is owned by the Brickshire Community Association and is open to the public. Hours at the Association Office are from 9-5 weekdays and can be reached at 804-966-1599 or reached by email at Brooke Arcia <brookea@ dodsonpropertymanagement.com> or Mariah Rice <mariahr@dodsonpropertymanagement.com>.
Brickshire Community Association, Inc 11010 Kentland Trail Providence Forge, VA 23140. 804-966-1599
News You Can Use Fitness Center Hijinks? Recently, we have had a number of teens in the Fitness Center who are not using equipment properly and/or being disruptive to others in the building. Please remind your teens that they can not use the Fitness Center unsupervised if they are under the age of 16. Also remind older teens that they need to take care with the equipment and be considerate of their volume, especially during office hours, as our office shares a wall with the Fitness Center. Those who can not follow the guidelines for Fitness Center use may be asked to leave and/or be prevented from future use of the space. Keep in mind that new video cameras are being installed.
Attention Bel Green Residents BOARD OF DIRECTORS PR E SIDEN T Jerry Assessor ARB, Golf Course Liason Gassessor@gmail.com V ICE PR E SIDEN T SECR ETA RY Eric Reed Shaun Brown Covenants Liason Communications, ARB eab208@gmail.com Alternate Liason sbrown.brickshire TR E A SU R ER @gmail.com Debbie Richards, DIR ECTOR Finance & Social Liason Meghan Palombo Sscottanddeb@aol.com Building & Grounds Liason mmdauler@gmail.com
COMMITTEES A RCHITECT U R A L R E V IE W BOA R D Tim Sutor brickshirearb@gmail.com BU ILDINGS/GROU N DS Judy Schwartz & Marianne Ballie
grammythegardener@gmail.com
COV ENA N TS George Knight bunkerman@cox.net
CHILDR EN ’ S Lauren Paone laurenpaone@aol.com FINA NCE Brian Keena bkeena@bhmginc.com SOCI A L Jenn Nixon jennleenixon@gmail.com
NEWSLETTER TEAM Bob Beardsley, Editor bobbeardsley420 @gmail.com Marilyn Leyo, Activites Coordinator marilynleyo@gmail.com Denise Morris, Entertainment Reporter morris77@cox.net
Judy Schwartz, Garden Reporter grammythegardener @gmail.com Tim Sutor, Photographer ...And many volunteers on the distribution team
And many volunteers on the distribution team.
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The Bel Green management has changed.. Their manager is Melanie Culbreth. Her contact information is 804.335.7368 office, 804.988.3400 cell. Email is melaniec@ dodsonpropertymanagement.com.
The Garden Gab announced the Annual Plant Sale on May 7 from 9 am to 3 pm in front of the gold clubhouse.. We ask everyone who is making changes in their gardens, either removing plants and shrubs or splitting overgrown plants, to donate them to our sale. See the Garden Gab Column for more information.
Dog Owners: It’s Your Duty! We continue to get complaints that people aren’t picking up after their dogs on others property. Be courteous and kind and remove any dog deposits on others lawns. Thanks for your cooperation.
Meals on Wheels of New Kent needs Volunteers! Beginning March 28, 2022, Meals on Wheels (MOW) will be returning to daily delivery of fresh meals to clients Monday-Friday (not on holidays). Volunteers to drive and deliver these meals are sorely needed to bring the program back to normalcy. Check this website for details. https://feedmore.org/get-involved/individuals/volunteer/volunteer-drivers/,
Update on the Association Office Team Nicole Pappas is our new full-time Administrative Assistant. Nicole comes with a long history of customer service and administrative support experience. Nicole will be available from 9am-5pm Monday through Friday in the office, on the phone, or by email at NicoleP@DodsonPropertyManageemnt.com. The current Administrative Assistant, Mariah Rice, will be transitioning into her new role as ARB Coordinator. Mariah has proven to be a vital part of the ARB process and is a fantastic liaison between the builders, residents, and the ARB.
Board report
Draft Highlights of the February Board Meeting The complete Board meeting minutes are online at Mybrickshire.com. Review of Pool Survey The results of the survey sent to the owners was reviewed. The survey revealed that 502 owners (each from a different household) took the survey, with 76% in favor of a new pool/pool house and 24% opposed. MOTION: Assessor moved to approve the expense up to $40,000 for the architect to begin work on drawings and estimates for a new pool and pool house. Second by Reed. Passed unanimousl
Virtual and/or Recorded Meeting Options The Board discussed options for making Board meetings available online or streaming. There was no consensus on the best options, but it was agreed the current Association website is not able to properly post or protect recorded meetings. It was agreed that further discussion into a policy for making meetings available online in some form or fashion is warranted, but will be deferred until the new website is launched and the Board is able to consider options within the website’s capabilities. Board members Brown and Reed are already working on new web hosting options.
New Treadmill for Fitness Center The Board moved to approve the purchase of a new treadmill from FitnessSmith for a total of $4619.06, to be paid from Replacement Reserves. Seconded by Brown and passed unanimously.
The Brickshire and Brickshire Golf Logos The existing HOA and Golf logo is based on a rendering of the Golf Club and we do not have clear artwork to reproduce. By consensus the Board agreed to have Buildings and Grounds review logos produced by a professional graphic designer and make recommendations to the Board. Management will work on finding a designer.
Finance Committee Report Brian Keena, Chair Richard Mapel Vice Chair
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Hi Brickshire residents– ust a reminder that the Finance Committee is a volunteer group appointed by the Board of Directors. We meet every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6pm in the clubhouse and these meetings are open to all Brickshire residents. We encourage you to join us at these monthly meetings where you can hear about some of our current financial related topics, ask questions, or voice your opinion on any Brickshire finance related topic that you are interested in. The Brickshire HOA finished 2021 in very solid financial shape. We brought in Amenity Fee income of $416,793 in 2021 and finished the year with the Amenity Fee reserve at $856,464. While we do expect the Amenity Fee income to slow somewhat in 2022, it is still budgeted to make a significant positive impact to our overall income total.
SPECIAL NOTE: The Board, on behalf for the community, thanks Marty Lukes for his many years of service as Architectural Review Board chair.
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Volunteers comprise these committees and work to make our community the best it can be. Consider contributing your time to a worthy cause — your community. There are usually vacancies –- check with the Association Office for more information.
Architectural Review Board Report Marty Lukes, Chair As many of you know, this will be my last newsletter article. I have turned
over the ARB chairmanship to the able hands of Tim Sutor, a long-time member of the board. I will continue on the board to help Tim with the challenging task of managing the building in Brickshire and the modifications residents make to their property. The ARB met regularly in December, January and February. Meetings have been held in the Owner’s Clubhouse. During that period, 16 new home applications were acted upon. At present, there are 86 homes in the process of being built by 21 different builders. Issues with the supply chain have slowed down some of the construction with homes sitting idle for weeks or even months. Windows have been a significant problem. This is the particular problem with the home being built on Kings Pond Dr; the window supplier for this builder is constantly changing the promised delivery. This situation is frustrating to the builder and to the ARB. The shortage of truck drivers has made for difficulty emptying dumpsters and removing clearing materials (logs). We do expect a slowdown in applications next year but only time will tell. Brickshire and New Kent county are still popular with new home buyers. We presently have 206 undeveloped lots in the neighborhoods. Bel Green is completely built and the Sanctuary has only one undeveloped lot. The Paddock has 4 lots yet to be built on. During that period, we continued to review resident applications. The
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majority are for fences and sheds and tree removals. For new residents, please review the covenants and design standards. There are many projects which require an application to the ARB. Projects, such as playset and fence installation, that get installed without ARB approval are subject to a covenant violation and fine. If you are unsure of the need for an application, check with the office or email “brickshirearb@gmail.com.” Thank you for allowing me to serve the community. Though there have been challenging times, it has given me great pleasure. Marty
Building and Grounds Committee Co-Chair: Judy Schwartz and Marianne Baillie Buildings and Grounds welcomed 2 new members this year; Bill Keswick and John Archer, giving us a full committee. We still have room for an alternate. We selected new chairs for the tables and bar at the owners’ club house. The Board has approved and the order has been placed. Funding has been approved and we continue to look for replacements for the 4 club chairs. We recommended Max PlayFit’s proposal to the Board for additional playground swings. This is the company that provided the last addition to the equipment in the playground. The current swing set will be removed and replaced with 3 sections of 2 swings each, to include 4 belt swings, one toddler swing and one handicap accessible swing. This has been approved and the order placed.
After a year plus of research and reviewing bids, we recommended to the Board that they approve new LED streetlights from Van Meter to be installed by Obier Electric. This was approved and the order placed. In the exercise room, one treadmill has been repaired and a new treadmill has been ordered to replace the other treadmill that is not working. The television has been repaired. B & G members are working with the HOA to assess needed repairs to the walking paths. This is an ongoing issue as tree roots and weather continue to cause damage. If you notice an issue with any of the amenities, please report it to the HOA office at 804-966-1599
Covenants Committee George Knight, Acting Chair Spring is around the corner and it’s time to spruce up the yard! It seems like a good time for the committee to be focusing on mailboxes and yard maintenance. If you have a problem lawn and little time to spare working on it, there are many vendors to get help from including mulching, seeding, fertilizing and even mowing. Costs will vary but generally, you can get a good deal and beautiful lawn! Mailboxes will be inspected legible numbers and condition. Some may need painting or straightening for leaning mailboxes. The office will provide replacement numbers. Just call.
UPCOMING EVENTS LADIES CRAFT NIGHT AR Workshop is coming to the Brickshire Clubhouse on Friday, April 15th from 6:00-9:00pm for a Ladies Craft Night! Attendees can choose from a large selection of wood DIY options that include porch signs to charcuterie boards. The Social Committee will be providing light apps & non-alcoholic beverages for attendees, materials and instruction provided by AR instructors. Space is limited to 20 crafters. To register to make a DIY project, please email jennleenixon@gmail.com. Projects start at $40 and include all materials.
PRIVATE TOUR OF COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG Join your neighbors for a private tour of Colonial Williamsburg on Saturday, May 7th from 1:30-4:30pm! This guided tour through the Historic Area is 3 hours long and requires lots of walking, please wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Your ticket includes a full day pass to explore Colonial Williamsburg before or after the tour!
Ticket Cost: Adult $36 Youth $18.50 (6-17yo) *children 5 and under are free
Summer Kick Off Pool Opening Party Warm weather is almost here! The Social & Children's Committee will be hosting our annual Pool Opening Party for Brickshire residents on Saturday, May 28th from 10:00-2:00pm at the Brickshire Pool! We'll have cold treats, music, inflatable water slides, and fun in the sun.
Save the Date Fourth of July Kid's Bike Parade on the morning of July 4th - Follow the Brickshire Children's Committee on Facebook to stay in the know!
To register please purchase tickets in person at the Brickshire HOA office. Checks should be made payable to "Brickshire HOA". The LAST day to purchase tickets to this event is Tuesday, April 19th. Tickets are non-refundable and the tour is rain or shine.
LADIES BEGINNER GROUPS
BEGINNING APRIL 12 FREE CLINICS *ETIQUETTE *RULES *COURSE MANAGEMENT *SWING FUNDAMENTALS
STOP BY THE PROSHOP OR CALL804-966-7888 EXT. 2
Brickshire Rock the Block Get together with your neighbors and plan a block party for your street or section that rocks Brickshire on Saturday, June 4th starting at 4:00pm! If you are willing to host for your street or section, please email jennleenixon@gmail.com so your neighbors can find their closest party. The Social Committee will email out a list of hosts and streets once we get some more volunteers! BYOB, potluck, cookout or just get together for some fun - help us rock the blocks of Brickshire! Host Volunteers for the Following Streets: Linkshire, Torranceville & Devlinburg - Host is Jenn Nixon! Virginia Rail Terrace - Host is Lauren Paone!
Social and Children’s Committee Chairs Jenn Nixon, jennleenixon@gmail.com. and Lauren Paone laurenpaone@aol.com The Social Committee and Children's Committee are ready for warm weather with some fun events planned this coming spring and summer! Lauren Paone, our Children's Committee Chair has been keeping our Brickshire kiddos busy with the recent Valentine's Day Party at the Owner's Clubhouse on February 12th! The daytime event was coordinated by volunteer Jordan Wingenbach and was a huge success - thank you, Jordan! Lauren hosted a youth event with future Brickshire resident and pastry chef Julia Henby who taught a cooking-making class for the teens of Brickshire. Coming up, the Children's Committee is hard at work on an Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 16th at 10:00 & 10:30am and Brunch with the Bunny at the Brickshire Grille on Saturday, April 9th at 9:00 & 11:00am. For more information on how to sign up for these events, please "like" the Brickshire Children's Committee on Facebook or reach out to laurenpaone@aol.com. Jenn Nixon, the new Chair of the Social Committee, is ready to kick off 2022 with some great adult and family events! On Friday, March18th residents visited New Kent Winery for Brickshire Night with special discounts, music, and food.. See the printed Upcoming Events flyer for details. Please remember, events hosted by the Social Committee and Children's Committee are for Brickshire Residents only.
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GOLF CLUB OUTLOOK FOR 2022 By Pro Steve Hippeard, Head Golf Professional, Class A-1 PGA Membe r
This just in: Five other Golf Professionals and I are starting a Men’s home and away league with their respective clubs and response has been overwhelming. If you want to participate in this, call me at 804-966-7666 ext 2. I have also booked a Kids US Tour Event to be held on June 11th. I expect over 75 Juniors ages 5-16 to play that day. Volunteers would be welcome, especially since our green to tee distance is so great. This event preludes events where winners will be invited to Regional and then a National finale which will be held later in the year at Pinehurst. Over the winter, I saw only good things at Brickshire. Play on good days brought both members and the public i.e. 155 golfers on Monday February 21 and we are averaging 50-55 golfers per day in February. Outings are booking, outside groups have monthly dates, our third party partners are on fire with bookings and we will be hosting The Men’s Capital Amateur as well as a LPGA Amateur Golf Association event. I also have agreed to a Tuesday evening league(SPARKS) which will bring in outside play. I am currently working on hosting a Hurricane Junior Tour event and currently am in talks. With that, the Ambitious season of Golf Promotion for 2022 continues with dates:
Ї The Beginner Lady group continues to form
with a total of 30 as of March 1. Groups will meet beginning Tuesday April 12th and continue for five weeks. Two sessions per day 10am and 530pm. Call Pro shop if interested-966-7888.
Ї Juniors will begin on Saturdays in May-watch for sign up and more details as staff is added to the Pro Shop Ї Wine and Nine mixed scrambles proposed for 1st and 3rd Thursdays starting in May. Mixed scrambles for Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day will be held with 8am shotguns on the corresponding Mondays. Ї The Brickshire Cup will be revived and featured for Men and Women Members and will be held over the summer-TBA Ї The Men’s Club Championship will be held October 1 and will feature both net and gross competitions-must have a VSGA Handicap. Lessons are by appointment only due to staffing challenges—Adults-$60 for 40 minutes and Juniors 17 and under $40 for 40 minutes Lastly, A member information center has been set up in the Pro shopAll are welcome to post golf happenings/events. Mailings and e-mail blasts will continue to the community.
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RON STIERS, NEW KENT COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS VDOT just announced it will begin widening Courthouse Road starting from Rt 64 ending at Rt 60. The expectation is that the project will complete in June.
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hurchill Downs Inc. has reached an agreement to purchase “substantially all” of the assets owned by Peninsula Pacific Entertainment (PPE), including Colonial Downs and it’s off-track betting network. The transaction, which also includes casinos in upstate New York and in Iowa, will cost $2.45 billion and is expected to close by the end of 2022. Colonial Downs races were approved for 27 dates in 2022, running from July 11 through September 7. The track’s purses, which are heavily subsidized by casino operations, are set to average $600,000 a day. John Marshall, General Manager of Colonial Downs, stated there will be no changes in the operations of Colonial Downs; it will business as usual. The County will continue to receive its share of the proceeds which is currently averaging $120,000 per week for the citizens of New Kent County. Hopefully, we’ll have additional days of horse racing and larger purses in the future.
In other news: The Kilted Creamery will specialize in homemade premium ice cream and nondairy products so everyone can enjoy a sweet treat. Located Next to Rick’s Deli at the crossroads of North Courthouse and New Kent Highway, the transition to begin refining the space has begun! Governor Youngkin announced that AutoZone, Inc., that nation’s leading auto parts retailer and distributor of automotive replacement parts and accessories, will invest $185.2 million to establish a new warehouse and distribution center in New Kent County. The company will construct an 800,000-square-foot distribution center and direct import facility on Hwy 106, near Love’s Travel Center. The facility will serve as it’s East Coast distribution operation, creating 352 new jobs. Groundbreaking should commence in May and open for business in the Spring of 2025. Please contact me with your comments or concerns.
Don't hesitate to get in touch with me with your comments and concerns: Ron | ron@ronstiers.com or ronstiers@newkent va.us | 804.432.9696 or 804-385-0779
For Your Information
Things to See and Do When the Grands Visit (or the Kids Get Bored)
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ight at our back door is Artfully Amazing Studio. – 10820 Pocahontas Trail in Providence Forge. It is a working studio that teaches & allows you to create, just for the fun of it.
The art classes cost $15 a person with all supplies included. Adults as well as children 4+ can attend. Any level of talent (or lack thereof) is encouraged. It would be a great opportunity to participate with a child, grandchild, or just a get-to-gather with friends. These are samples of previous artwork created in class. The artwork changes periodically. A special event will be on Friday April 22nd at 6pm at the Saude Creek Vineyards. It's a paint night and the fee is $35 a person. All art supplies are included as well as one glass of wine. Tickets have to be purchased ahead of time. Anyone interested can message Danielle Carothers through the Facebook page, email at dcartfullyamazing@yahoo.com, or call (804) 380-6984 to sign up. The sample painting of the vineyards is the one to be created for the Saude Creek event. Lions, Tigers, and Bears! Oh my! Plus, giraffes, monkeys, reptiles, and gardens. If you are looking for something a bit different to take grandchildren to or just to visit yourself, the Virginia Zoo is located in Norfolk at 3500 Granby Street and is open every day from 10-5. It is home to over 700 animals (that’s 150 species) in its 53 acres and is right on the Lafayette River. Tickets are $15.95 seniors & children ages 2-11 are $14.95. Individuals with ADA-Recognized Disability and One Companion can receive free admission upon request. Tickets and can be ordered on line at their website virginiazoo.com or purchased at the gate. There are several restaurants on-site or if you prefer to pack a lunch, you can walk over to Lafayette Park. The zoo will allow same day entry back to continue your visit. There are planned activities & a 1/3 scale model of a CP Huntington train powered by a steam engine that will carry you through the park. There are 5 gardens in the park (Formal, African Village, Rain, Shade & Tropical) and the entire park is ADA accessible and it offers Sensory Inclusion for guests that may find that feature to make their visit more enjoyable. Who knows, you might get the opportunity to name a baby giraffe or zebra!
Brickshire Grille A Look Ahead Stephanie Snell, General Manager
Here’s a list of some of the events planned for April-June. Check your email and the website for details and dates. Ї Nine and wines coordinated with Steve and Bonnie Ї Brunch with the Bunny is April 9th. Ї Member Social/Meet the Pro on April 14th in the Grille Ї Cinco De Mayo Party Ї Easter Specials
Ї Mother’s Day Buffet with Carving Station Ї Music and Wine Specials will continue in the Grille until weather permitting allows us to move it to the Patio. Ї Memorial Day Specials
Garden Gab by Judy Schwartz
Is It Really Spring?
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h! the joy of spring! The crocuses and daffodils bloom… and then it snows, freezes, flurries or sleets, and then it is 75 degrees and sunny. Welcome to springtime in Virginia. Do not be taken in by false spring. Wait until mid-April to plant those tender annuals or you will be running out to cover them when we get a late frost. Typically, in Providence Forge, the last frost date is between April 11th and 20th. Just watch the weather and wait until you don’t see the risk of frost. By now you should have pruned your roses and butterfly bushes back, but hopefully have not disturbed a lot of soil yet, as our bees and other helpful insects have wintered over under those leaves and pine needles on top of your garden. Give them until frost is past before removing their winter protection. Then feel free to clean up and mulch. I also tend to leave a few dandelions until early May so the bees have some early pollen. Don’t prune your spring bloomers or you will not have any flowers until next year. Wait until after they flower, then prune away. As your garden starts its spring growth spurt, be sure and add deer protection or you may just have a few nubs instead of plants. Especially if you plant deer candy…like tulips or day lilies. Or rabbit candy like crocuses and pansies. I alternate different sprays at least every 2 weeks in spring as the deer will eat everything in sight. And spray after any heavy rain too.
Want to learn more about gardening here in Brickshire? Garden Gab is open to everyone in the community. We meet the 2nd Thursday of each month at 1 PM at the owners’ club house. And we love to talk about what grows well here and what works in our gardens. Bring your questions too. We welcome new gardeners as well as Master Gardeners! And we will be having our ANNUAL PLANT SALE ON MAY 7TH FROM 9 AM TO 3 PM IN FRONT OF THE GOLF CLUB HOUSE. We ask everyone who is making changes in their gardens, either removing plants and shrubs or splitting overgrown plants, to donate them to our sale. Several members are collecting plants through the spring and you can call and drop things off. We also have pots, if you need them. You can call Ruth at 804-966-2562, Patty at 703-338-7894 or Elizabeth at 703-220-5074. All proceeds are used for plantings at the golf club house gardens, the Grille herb garden, and the barrels and hanging plants there. We add more to the gardens every spring and fall, working to make them attractive. Is there a gardening topic you want to read about in this column? Send your topic to grammythegardener@gmail.com. B r i c k s h i r e // w w w. m y b r i c k s h i r e . c o m
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Leisure Activities & Recreation APRIL | MAY | JUNE 2022
Open to all Brickshire residents. Events are located in the Owner’s Clubhouse unless otherwise noted. Check the mybrickshire.com website or the contact person listed for more information. If you have events that you would like to share please contact bobbeardsley20@gmail.com.
3 UP 3 DOWN CARD GAME
4th Wednesday of each month 1-3 pm Owner’s Clubhouse April 27 May 25 June 22 An easy non-competitive game Bring your own beverage and snack. Contact: Denise Morris morris77@ cox.net or 804 514 7225
ART AND CRAFTS GROUP
1st Monday of each month April 4 May 2 June 6 9:30 am-12:30pm Location Owner’s Clubhouse Contact: Sally McClintock sallybill@ cox.net or 804 966 9035
BRIDGE FIRST SATURDAY BRIDGE
1st Saturday of each month 7:30 pm at the Owner’s Clubhouse Contact: Terry Vozel 804 966 7588 terryvozel@gmail.com April Hosts: Tina Salaris Beth Flannigan May Host: Marilyn Leyo June Host: Terry Vozel
BRIDGE (DUPLICATE)
3rd Monday of each month April 18 — May 16 — June 20 10:00 am Owner’s Clubhouse Contact: Marilyn Leyo mleyo@cox. net
BOOK CLUB
Contact for Book Club: Deb Polston dapolston@cox.net. All meetings are at the Owners Clubhouse and begin at 7:30 pm.
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BUNCO (LADIES DAYTIME)
Contact: Nancy Keswick nkeswick@cox.net 804 966 5139 2nd Monday of each month 1:30 pm April 11 Hostess Lil McElHinney May 9 Hostess Marianne Baillie June 13 Hostess Carolie Kay
BUNCO (LADIES EVENING)
Hostess: Carol Hislop cghislop@gmail.com “The Maid” by Nita Prose
May 11
Contact: Bonnie Hunt bonniebhunt@ cox.net for location 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm April 26: Marilyn Leyo May 24: Linda Assessor June 28: Joy Tanner
EUCHRE (LADIES)
Hostess: Debby Polston dapolston77@gmail.com “The Thursday Murder Club” by Richard Osman
June 8
Hostess: Andree Severance andreeseverance@yahoo.com “The Measure of a Man” by Sidney Poitier
Contact: Kathy Peck Kpeck.travel@ gmail.com 1st Wednesday of the Month 1-4 pm Owners Clubhouse April 6 — May 4 — June 1
GARDEN GAB
Meeting on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 1 pm March 10 —April 14 —May 12 New Members Welcome!! Spring Plant Sale May 7th 9am to 3 pm Plant donations are welcome Proceeds pay for the club house plants and porch plants Location Owner’s Clubhouse Contact Judy Schwartz grammythegardener@gmail.com
GOLF MEN’S DUFFERS
Non-competitive Every Monday Wednesday Friday Tee time vary Contact: Bill McClintock at sallybill@cox.net
GOLF BRICKSHIRE MEN SATURDAY
Golf Pro – Steve Hippeard shippeard@brickshiregolfclub.com Every Saturday Morning Open to all men with a VSGA handicap. Sign up in the pro shop at 804 966 7888 Extension 2.
GOLF BRICKSHIRE SENIOR MEN’S WEDNESDAY LEAGUE
Begins in April Must have a VSGA Handicap. Play is various individual and team formats. Sign up by email. Contact : wncolton@gmail.com
BRICKSHIRE LADIES GOLF LEAGUE
Golf Ladies 18 Hole Tuesday morning All lady golfers are welcome! BLGA meeting/rules clinic March 29, 11:30 at the Grill 2022 registration begins in March Opening league day is April 12 2022 No golf club membership required Question contact Suzan Park parksw@cox.net
HORSESHOES
Horseshoes will begin Tuesday, March 9 at 6 pm This activity will run for 10 weeks. Children’s playground (any resident over 18 years of age is welcome) Contact: Rich Johns for details richardljohns@verizon.net
KNITTING AND NEEDLEWORK
First Tuesday of each month meets 7-9 pm Contact Ginny Taylor: gingin46@ cox.net April 5 Hostess Bonnie Hunt Location 11430 Doronhurst Drive May 3 Hostess: Sharon Noble Location 11431 Royal Lane June 7 Hostess: Myrna Young Location11420 Kings Pond Drive
OUT TO LUNCH BUNCH
Third Wednesday of month Hostesses and Location TBA Look on website Contact Donna Billcheck Twobillchecks@cox.net Check mybrickshire.com for details