BigCanoeLiving_Vol3_Issue19

LIVING SAFETY & SECURITY IN BIG CANOE POA BOARD ELECTION CANDIDATES ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS FALL FESTIVAL DETAILS September 18, 2026

Volume 3 | Issue 19

CONTENTS 4

Safety & Security in Big Canoe

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Fall Festival Details

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Clubhouse - Sunday Brunch & Wine Dinner

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Wellness

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Racquet

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Marina - Adrift with Lipkowitz

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POA Fall Events - Scott Auer’s Farewell, POA Board Meeting, POA Board Election, Braves Game & Trunk or Treat

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Clubs & Orgs

Greetings Big Canoe!

As fall begins to settle over Big Canoe, the season brings many opportunities to connect with neighbors, enjoy our beautiful surroundings, and take part in the activities that make our community so special.

Safety and security remain a top priority for the POA. In this week’s issue, we review the past year’s Call Activity Report from the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office. The data provides a clearer picture of safety in our community and reinforces that Big Canoe remains a safe and peaceful place to live. Although Big Canoe is a safe community, we continue to look for opportunities to strengthen our safety and security measures. Property Owners also play an important role by remaining vigilant, securing their homes and vehicles, and promptly reporting suspicious activity.

The annual POA Board of Directors election is also quickly approaching. Property Owners must be in good standing as of October 1 to be eligible to participate. Please confirm that all outstanding balances have been paid and that the mailing address listed in your Big Canoe profile is correct, as ballots will be mailed to the address on file.

We also encourage everyone to learn more about the candidates by reading their responses in the candidate question-and-answer section of this week’s magazine.

Finally, don’t forget to join us for the Fall Festival on Saturday, September 26! It is a wonderful opportunity to welcome the season, spend time with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a fun day in Big Canoe.

We hope to see you there!

SAFETY & SECURITY IN BIG CANOE

Safety and security are essential to the quality of life we value in Big Canoe. While recent conversations may have raised concerns, the clearest understanding of safety within our community comes from data.

CHIEF RICKY JORDAN

A recent review of incidents reported to the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office shows that Big Canoe remains a safe and peaceful community, with most calls involving traffic accidents, informational or civil matters, and community assistance—not serious criminal activity.

During the past year (August 2025 - September 2026), one-third of all calls (19 of 56) were traffic accidents, making them the most common incident by a significant margin. Twelve reports (21%) were civil matters or informational matters (social welfare checks), where deputies documented disputes or concerns but no criminal offense occurred. *Note that a report of theft does not necessarily mean an item was taken within the gate of Big Canoe, or taken at all.

No community can guarantee incidents will never occur, and we take every report seriously. However, the available data provides important perspective.

Time Period Analyzed: 8/6/2025 to 8/6/2026

According to Chief Deputy Jeff Hall of the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office, “Serious criminal activity in Big Canoe is uncommon, and the community remains one of the safest and most peaceful places to live in the region. We would be more concerned with wildlife encounters in the community than serious crime.”

Maintaining a safe community requires ongoing vigilance and continuous improvement. Big Canoe’s layered approach includes controlled gate access, Public Safety patrols, approximately 135 cameras throughout the community (“more cameras than in all of Pickens County currently, per Deputy Hall”), and close coordination with local law enforcement. Building on these safeguards, the POA is actively implementing additional measures to further strengthen our security.

Increasing Public Safety Visibility The Gate Supervisor’s vehicle and the vehicle used by Public Safety personnel when they are not responding in a fire engine will be redecaled with prominent “Big Canoe Public Safety” identification. Both vehicles will also be equipped with light bars to increase their visibility.

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Because these vehicles regularly travel throughout the community—and one is often stationed near the gates—they will provide a more noticeable Public Safety presence and serve as an additional deterrent.

Security-Look Uniforms for Gate Attendants We have ordered new uniforms for all gate attendants. The uniforms will provide a consistent, professional appearance and help reinforce the important security role these employees perform.

Additional Security Signage “Area Under Surveillance” signage will be installed in appropriate locations throughout the community to increase awareness and help discourage unwanted activity.

Expanded Camera Coverage and Emergency Communication Big Canoe currently has 135 surveillance cameras throughout the property.

Additional equipment is being installed, including: Five cameras have been installed to improve parking-lot coverage at the Wellness Center Four cameras will be installed to expand parking and Playfield Park coverage Two Starlink-enabled emergency call boxes at Playfield Park, where cellular reception is limited Additional cameras for other high-traffic areas will also be considered in the 2027 budget process.

Enhanced Incident-Reporting Training We complete an incident report for every Public Safety call. Additional training will reinforce proper documentation and our Public Safety team’s “observe and report” responsibilities.

Ongoing Public Safety Communications A series of articles about Public Safety recently began in Big Canoe Living. The first article explained Public Safety’s role and reminded Property Owners to call 911 for any emergency.

No community can guarantee incidents will never occur, and we take every report seriously. We must all remain vigilant, look out for one another, and promptly report suspicious activity by calling 911.

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Fall

FESTIVAL 12:00PM - 6:00PM Wolfscratch Circle

FREE GENERAL ADMISSION KID’S ZONE UNLIMITED ACCESS $15

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SEPT

FESTIVE FOOD KIDS ACTIVITIES ARTS & CRAFT VENDORS LIVE MUSIC

TTLES U H S E G HAYRID UNNIN R E B WILL LLNESS E W E !

TO TH LODGE D N A R CENTE

Hosted by Black Sheep Promotions

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EVENT PARKING HAY RIDE SHUTTLE

THREE TIERED LOT ATTENDEE PARKING

WELLNESS CENTER & LODGE PARKING LOTS

SHUTTLE VAN

WILDCAT PARKING LOT

SHUTTLE VAN DROP OFF HAY RIDE SHUTTLE DROP OFF

BEACH CLUB OVERFLOW LOT CLOSED

WELLNESS CENTER ATTENDEE PARKING PACKAGE PORCH & VILLAGE CIRCLE CLOSED Living | 10

FALL

EVENT MAP

Festival

MAIN STREET BIG CANOE LOUNGE BIG CANOE CHAPEL LOWER LOT

THREE TIERED LOT EVENT PARKING

WILDCAT ONLY SHUTTLE STOP AT BOTTOM OF STAIRS

BIG CANOE CHAPEL

CREATIVE CORNER: A COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE ARTIST CLUB AND THE PINE NEEDLE QUILT GUILD

MAIN STREET VENDORS

HAYRIDE SHUTTLE STOP LODGE & WELLNESS ONLY

KID’S ZONE

RACQUET PRO SHOP

GE N U O EL TY CANO ATCH PAR

BIG TBALL W FOO

VENDORS & REFORMATION BREWERY

BAND STAGE

LOWER LOT

FOOD TRUCKS & SEATING

VENDORS & SEATING

POA FACILITY SCHEDULE WELLNESS CENTER CLOSES RACQUET CLOSED PACKAGE PORCH CLOSED

AT 10:00 AM

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al v i t s ll Fe a F e of th

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Annual Show 2026

JOIN US AT THE BEACH CLUB RECEPTION

FRIDAY, SEPT 25 4-8 PM Sip complimentary wine, savor cheese.

SHOW CONTINUES SATURDAY, SEPT 26 | 10AM - 6PM & SUNDAY, SEPT 27 | 10AM – 2PM Living | 12

Wee ken d of

the Fall Fest ival

Quilt Show

STARS, STRIPES AND STITCHES AN AMERICAN ART FORM

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SEPT

BIG CANOE CHAPEL BROYLES CENTER AT THE FALL FESTIVAL

12:00PM - 6:00PM QUILT SHOW INCLUDES: KID'S SCAVENGER HUNT, LET THEM EAT CAKE BAKED GOODS, QUILTS OF VALOR AND MUCH MORE

RAFFLE TICKETS

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LAST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH

CONCERT WITH

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Join us on Sunday, September 27 | 11 AM - 3 PM

Selections from the Great American Songbook Performance by Andy Marsano | 1 - 3 PM $34 adult | $14 children ages 5-12

Reservations

o t u o y k n a Th ne who everyo ed our attend inner.

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2026

SEPTEMBER MONDAY

6:50 8:00 9:30 10:00 2:30 3:45 5:00 7:15

at Wellness

BOOT CAMP PILATES FLOW & GLOW YOGA H20 AERO EXERCISE CARDIO TAP 101 (9/21, 9/28) CARDIO TAP 201 (9/21, 9/28) FLOW & GLOW YOGA TAI CHI

TUESDAY 8:00 9:00 10:00 3:00 3:00

KICKBOX/CORE BODY BAR CARDIO SCULPT ALIGN & REFINE YOGA H2O AERO/EXERCISE (9/29) 5:30 PILATES 6:45 WOLFSCRATCH DANCE

WEDNESDAY

6:50 BOOT CAMP 8:00 PILATES 9:00 LOW IMPACT AERO 10:00 H20 AEROBICS/EXERCISE 10:00 BODY BAR 11:00 ZUMBA 2:45 EXERCISE 101 3:45 BEGIN YOGA SERIES 5:00 FLOW & GLOW YOGA 6:00 VOLLEYBALL (9/23, 9/30) 6:30 PING PONG

THURSDAY 9:00 BARS & BELLS 9:30 ALIGN & REFINE YOGA ZOOM 10:00 CARDIO SCULPT 11:45 PT STRETCH (9/17) 3:00 H20 AERO/EXERCISE 3:30 MOUNTAIN MOTION 5:00 PILATES FRIDAY 6:50 8:15 9:00 10:00 10:30 2:00 5:00

BOOT CAMP STRENGTH JAM DANCE JAM H2O EXERCISE TAI CHI BALANCE & STREGTH HATHA YOGA

SATURDAY 9:00 DANCE EXERCISE 10:00 TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING 12:00 DEEPENING PRACTICES MINI RETREAT (9/26) 2:30 MOUNTAIN MOTION

SUNDAY 10:30 ZUMBA 2:00 LINE DANCE (9/27) 3:00 YIN YOGA-STUDIO & ZOOM 4:15 MINDFULNESS MEDITATION (9/20, 9/27)

*CLASSES IN GREEN ARE ADDITIONAL FEE CLASSES. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND LINKS TO OUR ZOOM CLASSES, PLEASE VISIT THE ONLINE CALENDAR.

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Wellness Center HAVE YOU TRIED?

Sundays at the Wellness Center Massage Therapy & Wellness Services Swedish Massage Deep Tissue Massage Prenatal Massage Cupping Sound Healing Reiki

CALL TO SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT WITH (706) 268-3441

Abbey Moore

Relax. Restore. Renew.

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2026 SEPTEMBER

at Racquet

MONDAY 8:00 9:00

BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY RECREATIONAL PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY 10:00 *CHICKS W/STICKS: LADIES TENNIS ROUND ROBIN* 2:00 *THE COURT LEGENDS: MEN’S 4.0+ TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 4:00 *THE ACE CREW: MEN’S 3.0-3.5 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 6:00 MONDAY NIGHT BOCCE: MIXED OPEN PLAY

WEDNESDAY 8:00 9:00

BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY RECREATIONAL PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY 10:00 *THE MATCH POINT MAVENS: 4.0 LADIES’ TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 6:00 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED CHALLENGE PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

TUESDAY

8:00 BOCCE BOYS MEN’S OPEN PLAY 9:00 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED CHALLENGE PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY 10:00 *BEGINNER PICKLEBALL DRILLS WITH COACH JOHN 10:00 *THE COURT QUEENS: LADIES’ 3.5 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 4:00 *PICKLEBALL 101: BEGINNERS PICKLEBALL CLINIC

THURSDAY 9:00 BOCCE BABES: LADIES’ OPEN PLAY 9:00 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED CHALLENGE PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY (9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 10/1) 10:00 *ADVANCED PICKLEBALL DRILLS WITH COACH JOHN 10:00 *THE RALLY RENEGADES: MEN’S 3.5 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 10:00 SPECTACULAR SENIORS (9/24)

SATURDAY FRIDAY 8:00 9:00

BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY RECREATIONAL PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

8:00 *THE ACE CREW: MEN’S TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 3.0-3.5 8:00 BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY 9:00 RECREATIONAL PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

SUNDAY 8:00 5:00

BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY RECREATIONAL PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

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* REQUIRES REGISTRATION

NORTH GEORGIA

SPECTACULAR SENIORS Thursday September 24 10:00 - 12:00

Lunch following at the Clubhouse.

Racquet members play for free. $5.00 fee for non-members & guests (lunch is not included).

We hope to see you there!

Call to register.

706-268-3367 Register Here Hosted by The Racquet Club Living | 19

RACQUET

BOCCE BEGINNER CLINIC OCTOBER 7TH 6:00PM - 8:00PM Curious about bocce? Join us for a free beginner-friendly clinic open to all Big Canoe property owners.

What You'll Learn: Rules & scoring Basic techniques Strategy & gameplay REGISTER HERE No experience necessary!

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MARINA

Adrift with Lipkowitz Shark Attack

The Marina endured a “shark attack” on September 1! The Ladies of the Lake proved they know how to handle the dangers lurking on, in and around Lake Petit. Fortunately, no one was bitten during the encounter.

The Ladies of the Lake continue to surprise the Marina staff and leave everyone wondering, “What’s next?” We love seeing property owners creating fun and having a great time on the lake!

John

John Lipkowitz, Marina Manager

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FAREWELL & Retirement

PARTY Let’s come together to celebrate the dedication and determination of

SCOTT AUER October 9, 2026

Clubhouse Overlook 5:00pm - 7:00pm

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Big Canoe POA Board Meeting Join us in The Overlook meeting space at the Clubhouse or Via Live-stream on the Big Canoe You Tube channel.

Thursday, September 24 at 5:00 p.m.

FOLLOW OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR LIVE VIDEO STEAMING

To Submit a Board Question You must email your question to Board@bigcanoepoa.org 48 hours in advance of meeting

To Submit an Operations Question Click Below ASK THE POA

Request to Speak at Board Meeting A request to speak at the Board Meeting must be submitted 48 hours in advance of meeting | 2 minute maximum

REQUEST TO SPEAK AT BOARD MEETING

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MEET THE CANDIDATES SPONSORED BY THE ELECTION COMMITTEE & SMOKE SIGNALS

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM CLUBHOUSE OVERLOOK AN OPPORTUNITY TO MEET THE THREE CANDIDATES, HEAR THEIR PERSPECTIVES, AND PARTICIPATE IN A QUESTION-AND-ANSWER SESSION.

Charles Armstrong

Jonathan Foulkes

Joan Puls-Kirchner

GUESTS WILL ALSO ENJOY A

Taste of the Clubhouse SHOWCASING A VARIETY OF NEW MENU ITEMS, ALONG WITH BEER, WINE, COCKTAILS, DESSERTS, AND COFFEE.

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PREPARE TO TODAY!

BOARD ELECTIONS

2026

To allow more time for ballots to be delivered, returned, and processed, the Board has moved the quorum calculation date earlier to October 1, 2026. On that date, the POA will create the list of Property Owners eligible to vote.

To be included in the voting list, please complete the following

Make sure your POA account is in good standing. Pay all outstanding balances by October.

Confirm that the mailing address in your My Big Canoe profile is correct. We will mail your election ballot to the address listed in the system.

ASK

E H T CANDIDATE?

We’ve asked you— the Big Canoe property owners—to submit questions for the POA Board candidates. This is the second question to be answered by the candidates.

This question was submitted by a Big Canoe property owner through the “Ask the Candidates a Question” process announced in Big Canoe Living. We sent the same question to all candidates, gave them the same word guidance and deadline, and their responses appear in the pages that follow. Responses are published as submitted.

We hope their responses are helpful as you learn more about each candidate’s perspective and approach to this important issue.

If you have additional questions you’d like the candidates to answer, please click below to submit them. We appreciate your participation and engagement in the election process.

The views expressed are solely those of the individual candidate and do not represent the positions of the Big Canoe POA, its Board of Directors, its committees, or its staff. The POA distributes candidate content as a neutral election service and does not endorse any candidate.

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BOARD CANDIDATE Q&A WHAT IS THE TOP QUALITY OF AN EFFECTIVE LEADER? TIE YOUR RESPONSE BACK TO 2 SPECIFIC EXAMPLES FROM YOUR EXPERIENCE, SHOWING HOW YOU HAVE DEMONSTRATED THIS QUALITY AND HOW IT HELPED YOUR TEAM ACHIEVE RESULTS

JONATHAN FOULKES The most important quality in a leader is trust, and it must run both ways.

That means people need to trust you to listen, tell the truth, and stand behind them while holding them to a high standard. And you have to trust them enough to hand over real responsibility and let them do their best work. Trust turns capable individuals into a team that performs, and it is exactly what a community like ours runs on: staff, volunteers, and neighbors working together.

When DoubleClick asked me to build its Atlanta engineering office, I recruited people I had worked with before and built a culture of high standards and candor. That team built DartMail, then the world’s largest personalized email platform, and ran it reliably at massive scale. Former members still call it the best job they ever had. Later, at Reed Construction Data, I took on the opposite task: turning around a struggling group by rebuilding accountability without fear or blame. It stabilized, shipped new products, and re-engineered a critical search system to run about ten times faster.

Leadership is not about having all the answers. It is about earning enough trust that capable people bring you their best ideas, tell you when they think you’re wrong, and own the results together. That is what turns leadership into lasting performance.

SUBMIT A QUESTION

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BOARD CANDIDATE Q&A WHAT IS THE TOP QUALITY OF AN EFFECTIVE LEADER? TIE YOUR RESPONSE BACK TO 2 SPECIFIC EXAMPLES FROM YOUR EXPERIENCE, SHOWING HOW YOU HAVE DEMONSTRATED THIS QUALITY AND HOW IT HELPED YOUR TEAM ACHIEVE RESULTS

CHARLIE ARMSTRONG I believe the top quality of an effective leader is the ability to listen — understanding the real issue, considering different perspectives, and communicating clearly before deciding.

During more than 35 years in executive leadership, that principle consistently produced results. At Paramount Pictures, listening closely to production teams revealed what the studio's infrastructure and service were missing. Acting on what I heard helped rebuild trust with the production community and modernize the campus — and within four years, the studio achieved the highest facility utilization in its recorded history.

At The Home Depot, listening to an internal partner ready to pull his product line from our supply chain revealed unnecessary delays in our process. Instead of defending it, I fixed it, and that product line moved from the 10th largest supplier position in the country to the 3rd.

Here in Big Canoe, I bring that same approach to the POA Finance Committee and to Big Canoe Serves, which I co-founded. As a Board member, I would listen respectfully, evaluate facts objectively, and make transparent decisions that protect Big Canoe's character, infrastructure, and property values.

SUBMIT A QUESTION

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BOARD CANDIDATE Q&A WHAT IS THE TOP QUALITY OF AN EFFECTIVE LEADER? TIE YOUR RESPONSE BACK TO 2 SPECIFIC EXAMPLES FROM YOUR EXPERIENCE, SHOWING HOW YOU HAVE DEMONSTRATED THIS QUALITY AND HOW IT HELPED YOUR TEAM ACHIEVE RESULTS

JOAN PULS-KIRCHNER I believe effective leadership requires clear communication and thoughtful listening which results in sound decision‑making. For Board members, these qualities are essential because every decision influences the community, its finances, and quality of life.

My life and work experiences, listed below, have allowed me to demonstrate these leadership qualities in the areas that matter most. With that said, I find that growth and learning are a lifelong journey.

Managing national and international accounts taught me to work with diverse groups, negotiate effectively, build consensus, and communicate complex issues clearly.

As a financial advisor, I learned to balance immediate needs with long‑term obligations and make decisions that protect financial stability. Leading operations across multiple retail locations reinforced the importance of planning, budgeting, prioritization, and accountability.

Being the VP of our HOA in Florida, I know that large communities can easily get tangled in rumors or misunderstandings. Residents deserve clear communication on issues, options considered, and the reasoning behind decisions. As a certified life coach, I’ve learned to listen closely and appreciate different perspectives. We won’t agree on every issue, but people should always feel heard and trust that decisions are made thoughtfully and responsibly.

My hotel management experience strengthened those skills. Hospitality is fundamentally about people--understanding needs, solving problems, managing teams, and ensuring everyone feels respected. Leadership isn’t having every answer; it’s about guiding people toward the best solutions.

SUBMIT A QUESTION

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Travel Series

POA

Take me out to the Ballgame Thank you to everyone who attended our Big Canoe Travel Series event to see the Braves at Truist Park!

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Registration OPEN!

k n u Tr r o - t a e r T

Saturday, Oct. 24 | 4:30 to 6:00 Wildcat Rec Soccer Field Delight the children of Big Canoe and decorate your vehicle to give out candy for this year's Trunk or Treat!

REGISTER

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WELLNESS COLLABORATIVE

VACCINE

Clinics

9 a.m. - 11 p.m. | Chapel

Register now for our annual vaccine clinic. Pre-register for flu, high dosage flu, apneumonia, RSV, and shingles by calling April at Jasper Drugs, 706-692-6427.

Registrants bring your ID, Insurance/Medicare Card with you.

Clinic Date CAN'T MAKE THIS DATE? Vaccines are available at Lowes and Main Street Jasper Drugs locations

9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Tues., Sep. 22 Flu, Pneumonia, RSV, Shingles

More Information CONTACT US

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706-692-6427

REGISTER

PAINT BIG CANOE

Purple

Three Days One Community One Mission

OCTOBER 29 - OCTOBER 31

A CHARITY EVENT BENEFITING THE ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION Three Days. Four Events.

JOIN US IN PAINTING BIG CANOE PURPLE MORIES ME

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Seminar for a Cure

Golf for a Cure

Thursday, October 29

Saturday, October 31

Alzheimer’s Educational Seminar Big Canoe Chapel

Golf Tournament Big Canoe Golf Course

Concert for a Cure

Bocce for a Cure

FIGHT AGAINST

Z H EI M E R’S

LEARN MORE & GET INVOLVED CLICK HERE REGISTER

Friday, October 30

Saturday, October 31

Live Concert with Mother’s Finest Terraces Amphitheatre

Bocce Tournament Bocce Courts

CLUBS & ORGS

HOWL-O-WEEN FUNDRAISER PARTY SATURDAY, OCT. 31 | 1:00PM DIAMOND DOG PARK | REGISTRATION OPENS AT 12:45PM CALLING ALL GHOULS, GOBLINS, KIDS & CANINES! Bring the whole family, two-legged and four-legged, for a HOWLING good time supporting the Meadows Dog Park Fencing Project!

Costume Contest for Pups & Their People | Live Music | Giveaways & Doggy Bags | Bring Your Drink of Choice Parking at Wildcat recreation center.

Costume Categories: Best Howl-O-Ween Costume | Best Pup & Parent Duo | Best pup & Family All dogs must remain on a leash Thank You to Our Sponsors: Red Barn Kennels • Kimberly Hackler, REALTOR® • Stacy Cantrell of geekTink • Twist Consignment Boutique

UPCOMING EVENTS CLUBS & ORGINIZATIONS Movie Night

Big Canoe Chapel, Cousins Hall Mon, Sep 28 | 7pm Free event, open to all

REGISTER

Womens Fall Retreat

Big Canoe Chapel | Cousins Hall October 22 | 10am - 2pm

Registration $35

women.bigcanoechapel.org REGISTER

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UPCOMING EVENTS CLUBS & ORGINIZATIONS Blood Drive

Big Canoe Chapel McCormick Hall Thurs, Oct 15 | 8:30am - 1:30pm Make an online appointment.

Walk-ins welcome. Apheresis and Double Red blood Cell donations can also be made.

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REGISTER

Emergency Preparedness Classes

Big Canoe Fire House Thurs, Oct 19 | 9am Thurs, Nov 12 | 9am

To register, email groups.bigcanoewc@gmail.com These courses require 6 students to be offered.

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