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Congratulations to Josie Headrick, a junior at the University of Mobile and member of their golf team, who has been awarded the $2,000 Gulf States PGA of America college scholarship. The last two semesters, she made the President’s List (straight A’s) and is majoring in communications. This past year, she exceeded 200 hours in non-school related volunteer service hours. She is a member of the Kelly Gibson Jr. Golf Tour (college division) where she serves as a mentor for the up-and-coming junior golfers. She also received the Academic All-Conference and Sportsmanship Award for the Southern Conference. Josie is the daughter of Jimmy and Carol Headrick.
The Veterans Parade is Saturday, Nov. 9.
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n Saturday, Nov. 9, the VFW Post 2880 will be hosting a Veterans Day Parade in Diamondhead, Mississippi. Set up is at the Country Club at noon, the parade
will start at 1 p.m. and roll down Golf Club Drive to City Hall. Everyone is invited to decorate their golf carts and participate in the parade. Also participating will be the Diamondhead
Fire Department, Hancock County High School Junior ROTC, JOPPA Shriners, Harold Dawley’s military vehicles, decorated golf carts, and the Diamondhead Topless Club (better known as convertibles,
yuk, yuk). There will be a bake sale at City Hall at the conclusion of the parade and ladies (and gents) are requested to provide the baked goods, proceeds to go to veterans in need.
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POA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bob Marthouse, President Craig Harvey, Vice-President Karen Rice, Secretary Bill Hatchett, Treasurer Pat Laird, Ex-Officio Gary Becker, Director Nicole Boisdore, Director Teresa Ertel, Director Sharon McCulley, Director Stewart Nutting, Director Donald Silcio, Director
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ASSOCIATION STAFF Tom Koger ................................................................................General Manager Darrion McInnis............................................................................... Comptroller Karen Flores ............................................................................. Managing Editor Steve Garman ....................................................................... Tennis Professional Nancy Perkins........................................................................ Sales & Marketing Chris Altese .................................................................................Director of Golf “Hoppy” Smith ................................................................Country Club Manager Kinta Bakken.................................................................. Recreation Coordinator Ted South ...................................................................................... Harbor Master
EXTENSION DIRECTORY POA Office ............................................................. 255-1900 or 1-800-321-3840 Fax ......................................................................................................... 255-4296 Airport .................................................................................................. 255-0502 Facilities Maintenance ......................................................................... 255-3343 Country Club........................................................................................ 255-2918 19th Hole ............................................................................................... 255-5005 Fire District/Emergency 911/Business................................................ 255-1314 Golf Pro Shop ....................................................................................... 255-3910 Golf Tee Times ....................................................... 255-5517 or 1-800-346-8741 Marina................................................................................................... 216-6247 Personnel................................................................................... 255-1900 ex-123 Diamondhead Water & Sewer District .............................................. 255-5813 Tennis World......................................................................................... 255-5030 Waste Collection ................................................................................... 832-3144
BUSINESS PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE The Diamondhead POA has been busy this past month with plenty of exciting initiatives to continue to move our community forward. In October, we held our annual Trunk or Treat for Diamondhead residents. We were also proud to announce that as part of our agreement with the Lazy Gator, POA members will enjoy 10% off of their bill when presenting their membership card. We are constantly thinking of ways to update our amenities to provide new offerings for our community, while also keeping our dues affordable for members. One of our biggest recent updates is that all members now have the option to pay their POA dues online. We will also begin utilizing multiple forms of electronic access to the amenities, including keypads, magnetic cards, and key fobs moving forward. This is a huge step in providing more efficiency for our residents. Our ongoing collection efforts of member dues continue, and as of October 15, 2019, we have received 1,085 payments for past due accounts this year, resulting in more than $403,290.87 collected To maintain a superior quality of life for Diamondhead residents, the POA enforces nearly 50 different sets of covenants. As many of you are aware, the first set of these covenants affecting a lot of
DIAMONDHEAD COUNTRY CLUB & PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. Financial Summary, 09/30/2019 Month
Revenue
Membership Dues Country Club Golf Operations Academy Tennis Marina Pier House Airport Recreation Grounds Maint Facilities Maint Marketing Administration Totals
313,708 123,479 158,265 5,657 9,087 6,250 4,202 2,549 2,502 5,810 631,508
Year-to-Date
Revenue
Membership Dues Country Club Golf Operations Academy Tennis Marina Pier House Airport Recreation Grounds Maint Facilities Maint Marketing Administration
2,582,715 1,199,238 1,258,643 57,155 68,559 56,250 26,298 18,126 2,638 170,214 5,439,836
Totals
Capital Projects
Expensed
Grounds Country Club Golf Tennis Recreation Facilities/Maintenance Administration Marina Airport Common Amenities Totals
Expense 11,692 165,698 189,638 5,284 12,289 17,529 2,714 3,116 20,757 25,877 32,666 24,449 95,999 607,709
Expense 35,665 1,547,099 1,315,815 54,104 112,933 102,432 25,623 23,083 270,447 224,779 295,724 115,884 990,464 5,114,053
Approved
Net Income (Net Loss) 302,016 (42,219) (31,373) (5,284) (6,632) (8,442) 3,536 1,085 (18,208) (25,877) (32,666) (21,947) (90,189) 23,799
Net Income (Net Loss) 2,547,051 (347,861) (57,171) (54,104) (55,779) (33,873) 30,627 3,215 (252,321) (224,779) (295,724) (113,246) (820,250) 325,783
271,134 (16,998) 6,184 (4,897) (5,162) (699) 3,942 87 (26,641) (29,359) (30,889) (11,368) (77,458) 77,875
Budget 2,456,211 (209,201) 69,210 (47,666) (59,183) (13,160) 5,526 783 (272,073) (261,447) (288,475) (108,310) (769,457) 502,759
Budget Variance 30,882 (25,221) (37,557) (387) (1,470) (7,742) (406) 998 8,432 3,482 (1,777) (10,580) (12,731) (54,076)
Dues Allocation
Budget Variance 90,839 (138,661) (126,382) (6,438) 3,405 (20,714) 25,101 2,432 19,752 36,668 (7,249) (4,936) (50,792) (176,976)
Dues Allocation
42,219 31,373 5,284 6,632 8,442 18,208 25,877 32,666 21,947 90,189 282,838
347,861 57,171 54,104 55,779 33,873 252,321 224,779 295,724 113,246 820,250 2,255,109
Variance
61,617 46,165 248,272 9,240 26,723 55,803
75,000 103,000 224,000 14,000 36,000 25,000 255,000
13,383 56,835 (24,272) 4,760 9,277 25,000 199,197
447,819
732,000
284,181
houses (known as “Phase I”) will expire in June 2020. We want to make sure the covenant expirations don’t negativity impact such a special place that we have chosen to live, work and play so we’ve been in the process of exploring options to maintain our amenities moving forward. Attendees at our last Town Hall meeting were encouraged to participate in an informal “dot vote.” This vote helped us gather data to determine the
Budget
views on the various amenities here in Diamondhead. We asked the participating residents to do two things: 1) prioritize the amenities in terms of importance to each individual participant, and 2) if given the option to keep all of the amenities or eliminate them, vote their preference. Here were the results: A Golf & Associated Amenities – 415 A Country Club, CC Pool & Walking Trail – 258
A Tennis World/Tennis Courts – 143 A East Rec Facility – 133 A Marina, Restaurant, Bar & Bait Shop – 83 A Twin Lakes & Twin Lakes Walking Trails – 83 A Community Pools (Holiday & North Rec) – 74 A Sports Complex-Noma Dr – 37 A Camper Park & RV Storage – 17 A Community Center – 16 A Airport – 16
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PUBLIC SERVICES EAST HANCOCK LIBRARY By Mary Gobert
As we approach Thanksgiving, there is indeed much to be thankful for in our beautiful community. We are fortunate to have so many amenities and conveniences that we may easily use, including our local library. If you’re going to have company for the holiday, come to the library ahead of time to get books and DVDs for the kids and adults coming to visit. Come in even if you’re not! Before we get started, there are two announcements. Please note that the library will be closed on Monday, Nov. 11 for Veteran’s Day as well as Thursday, Nov. 28 and Friday, Nov. 29 for Thanksgiving. Also, line dancing will boot scoot away for the holidays. We will not meet in November or December. Check the January Newsletter for updates on future
classes. Story Hour for the preschool set will be on Friday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Come see us on Nov. 1, 8, 15, and 22. Ms. Lynn will read some great stories and crafts from Ms. Carol will be tons of fun! Strength and Flexibility continues to be very popular. Come see what it’s all about on Monday and/or Tuesday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. This month’s dates are Nov. 4, 5, 12, 18, 19, 25, and 26. That’s a lot of strength and flexibility coming your way! An Open Session of Make and Create for Grown-ups will be on Thursday, Nov. 7 from 10 a.m. to noon. Bring a craft or project or come and use the supplies on hand to create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. On Monday, Nov. 18 from 2 to 4 p.m., our very talented local artist Penny Crawford will again give a free watercolor lesson. At this session you will create Christmas
cards like the one shown here. All supplies are provided. It’s gonna be so much fun! On Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 2 p.m. there will be a presentation on Semi Precious Stones of the World. If you are interested in learning more about this subject, we’ll see you there! Fun and Games will meet from 2 to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 21. Come get your board game on! The Sit, Stay and Read monthly session will be from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22. Children have the chance to read to visiting pets associated with the program during this time. The kids love it, so let your child join in the fun! See you at the library!
DIAMONDHEAD GARDEN CLUB Live Oak Tree Registration Do you have a 100-year or older live oak tree on
your Diamondhead property or know of one on a nearby Diamondhead property? If so, Diamondhead Garden Club would like to register your tree with the Hancock County Historical Society. As of January 2018, there were almost 550 trees registered in Hancock County, 300 of which have been registered since Katrina. Trees considered for registration by the Garden Club must be located on privately owned property within the city of Diamondhead. The tree must have a circumference of 9.5 feet or greater, measured at 4.5 feet from the ground. If the tree forks at 4.5 feet, then measure the circumference at the smallest place below the fork. Needless to say, swellings, buttresses or large lumps have to be avoided. Please contact Linda Naron at (228) 255-8277 or lgnaron@att.net if you believe you have a tree at
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or near this size on your property or know of one elsewhere in the city. The Tree Committee of Diamondhead Garden Club will arrange with you a
time to measure the tree and submit the necessary paperwork requesting an official measurement by Hancock County Historical Society.
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Amenities – 106 Amenities – 4 The POA Board will use this data to help plan the future of Diamondhead. The data provides a clear indication that the participants strongly favor the maintenance of the amenities and provides guidance as to which amenities are most important to the participants. We sincerely thank all of the members for attending our recent Town Hall meetings, providing A No
valuable input to the POA Board and participating in the dot vote. If you are interested in volunteering your time to help develop solutions or work with the community outreach committee, please email yourcomments@dhpoa.org. We want to ensure that you have access to the correct information moving forward. Please make sure to visit our website at www.diamondheadms.org and sign-up for our
e-blast. We also invite you to stop by our official POA Facebook page at www.facebook.com/mydiamondheadpoa for real-time updates on all that we are up to. As always, we welcome you to attend the monthly Diamondhead POA board meetings which is a great way to keep up on all the POA’s efforts. All upcoming dates and times are posted on our website and Facebook page. We look forward to our contin-
ued communication as we work together to plan for the future of Diamondhead. Sincerely, Bob
POA VIOLATIONS SEPTEMBER 2019 Submitted by Ginger Necaise MEMBER ADVOCATE/COVENANT ENFORCEMENT
Violations/Complaints 61 (YTD 523) 10 – Boats & trailers
4 – Unpermitted construction 4 – RV/Campers 14 – Vehicles parked in yard 7 – Utility trailers 2 – Inoperable vehicles 9 – Appearance of property 2 – Nuisance 8 – Signs 1 – Walking pet on golf course 61 – Received notification letter (30 days to comply) 59 – In compliance 2 – To be fined (As per VCC decision)
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COMMUNITY CHURCHES SERVING DIAMONDHEAD ANNUNCIATION CATHOLIC CHURCH 5370 Kiln-Delisle Road Kiln, MS 39556 (228) 255-1800 Email: annunciationkiln@att.net Website: https:// www.annunciationkiln.com/mass-schedule Mass Times: Monday through Friday at 8 a.m. in Chapel Saturday: 4 p.m. Confession: Saturdays 3:15 to 3:45 p.m.; other times by appointment Sunday 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. in Main Church
DIAMONDHEAD COMMUNITY CHURCH 5301 Diamondhead Circle (228) 255-5556 dhcommunitychurch.org Worship Services: Services are held Sundays at 8 and 10 a.m. Holy Communion is served on the first Sunday of every month. The church has a diverse Music Ministry program. The Chancel Choir is enjoyed during the 10 a.m. service from September through May. Also participating in worship throughout the year are a Handbell Choir and The Praise Band. Wednesday Night Youth Program runs weekly from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The program is for youth in grades K through 12. Youth are divided into
groups according to school grades. Meals are provided at no cost. Two Adult Christian Education classes are offered each Sunday from 9 to 9:45 a.m. In addition, during the 10 a.m. service, children in grades K through 5th meet for Children’s Church. Nursery care is available from 9 to 11 a.m. each Sunday for infants through kindergarten.
DIAMONDHEAD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 5305 Noma Dr. (228) 255-6888 www.diamondheadumc.org Worship Services on Sunday begin at 9 a.m. (Heritage/Traditional) and 11 a.m. (Harbor/Modern) Communion is celebrated the first Sunday of each month. Sunday School is offered to every age group. Children are welcome to worship with their parents, or there is a nursery available for kids 4 and under. Student Ministry is every Sunday evening 5 to 7 p.m. with a meal provided. Each student participates in games, art, music, biblical lessons, and fun. Men’s Coffee & Devotional meets every Tuesday at 8 a.m. DUMC fed the Hancock High Football Team on Oct. 4. We served more than 100 players, trainers, and coaches. Thank you to all who helped feed the team. They were appreciative of our hospitality. Thank you, Mitch, for
speaking to the team. The Pumpkin Patch was open for the month of October. Thank you to all who participated and came out to our Annual Trunk or Treat! On Nov. 17, DUMC will have one service at 10 a.m. Then we will be at Seashore Mission in Biloxi worshiping and serving the community.
GRACE CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH 9208 Edwin Ladner Rd. Pass Christian, MS (228) 255-3255 Pastor Stan gracechapelms@cableone.net Sunday morning: Bible study groups, 9:30 a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening: Adult Bible study, 5 p.m. Call Grace Chapel for additional services and times
a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Worship
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF PINES 309 Highway 90 Waveland, MS. 39576 Pastor Brock Cain Services every Sunday morning are at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday school for kids and adults begins at 9:30 a.m. Every Wednesday, we offer Bible study at 1 p.m. and contemporary worship at 6:30 p.m. A light dinner is served before the Wednesday evening worship service. For details about special services or to contact the pastor, call (228) 467-6771.
MOST HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH 9062 Kiln-Delisle Pass Christian, MS 39571 (228) 255-1294 www.mhtcatholic.org www.facebook.com/ mostholyrtrinityms mhtnewsletter @gmail.com Armand Cantrell Memorial Charity Golf Tournament is Saturday, Nov. 9; shotgun start at 9 a.m. Pine course in DH; entry forms are in the Pro Shop or foyer of Church. Four-person Scramble with a 10% team handicap. More than $300,000 has been given to local charities in the last 18 years. Be sure to buy your
JACOB’S WELL BAPTIST CHURCH 29554 Vic Faye Road Pass Christian, MS 39571 (228) 255-2555 jacobswellms@aol.com Worship times on Sundays: 9 a.m. Worship, 10
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McFARLAND FAMILY DENTISTRY Mark A. McFarland, DMD
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tickets for the Queen of Hearts raffle each week. Pot continues to grow! Interested in joining the world’s foremost Catholic Fraternal benefit society? Contact Rich Hazen at (228) 265-1831 to obtain info about the Knights of Columbus. The Church has an assistive listening device installed to help those who have difficulty hearing. The doors open for Bingo every Wednesday night starting at 6 p.m. Lots of good food to eat. The formal process to begin the building of our new church has begun. Masses are held every
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CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 7 Saturday at 4 and 6 p.m. while Sunday masses are scheduled at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. plus 7 p.m. Reconciliation is available on Saturday starting at 3 p.m. or by contacting Fr. Paddy directly. Eucharistic Adoration is held every Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. This gives you quiet time to consider how to improve your relationship with Christ. The website has a calendar that includes all the daily activities plus you can sign up for an email edition of the weekly bulletin. It’s worthwhile to check out the website on a regular basis. Hope to see you at Mass next Sunday.
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 5303 Diamondhead Circle Diamondhead, MS 39525-3203 (228) 255-9213 mail@stthomasdiamondhead.org Worship Times Sunday 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist Sunday 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist
SPCA OF DIAMONDHEAD, INC. P. O. Box 6481 Diamondhead, MS 39525 (228) 861-2287 By Toni Grey
Those of us who spend lots of time with more mature ladies and gentlemen know just how charming and lovable they are (particularly the animal kind!). November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month. Senior pets are often overlooked for their
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younger four-legged friends, but these gems still have plenty of life and love to share. Older pets seem to be calmer and more familiar with basic training making them great additions to any family. Please consider adding a golden girl or guy to your home. We are featuring one of Thelma Hopkins’ foster cats, Oscar. He is a Domestic Short Hair orange tabby about 6 years old. His vaccinations are up to date and he is in very good health. Oscar doesn’t mind being left alone while you are at work or running errands. He doesn’t need a lot of attention, but he is sweet and likes to be petted. Our senior dog looking for a forever home is Sassy, who is a Dachshund mix, 10 years old and like many of us seniors, she is a tad overweight and a slow mover. She is very reserved and shy, but once she is comfortable with you, she loves to be petted and loved on and will seek you out for affection. Sassy would be best in a home without children and with low activity. Recently, yet another study was published in the Journal Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Out-
comes, dog ownership could be particularly beneficial to heart attack and stroke survivors who live alone. The study found that people who suffered a heart attack and lived alone were 33% less likely to die right after being released from the hospital if they owned a dog. Meanwhile, for stroke victims who were dog owners, the risk of death was 27% lower. Findings from a separate meta-analysis published in the same journal supported the study’s results. The Hancock Animal Shelter is a no-kill shelter and has many lovable pets available for adoption. Please check them out. Also, if you are not ready to adopt, consider volunteering at the shelter. If you are steady on your feet, perhaps you could take some time to walk some of the resident dogs or take them in the back ard and play ball with them. Or if your time is limited but you would like to make a difference, stop by and hand out some treats to the dogs in their crates. They would love the attention. Hancock County Animal Shelter, 7175 Texas Flat Road, Kiln, MS 39556, (228) 466-4516
The Diamondhead Wine Club is dedicated to the exploration and enjoyment of wine. At each monthly tasting, we sample at least 6 different wines and learn a little about their history and origins. The Club is open to any who are interested in enjoying and learning about wine. Join us at our upcoming tastings: Time To Zin Again, 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21 at The Club It’s time to explore that uniquely American grape Zinfandel. Vintners are producing more styles of Zin from more appellations than ever before. Smooth, sometimes spicy and usually bold, Zinfandels offer something to entice every taste. And, just for variety, we may throw in a Syrah or Petit Sirah. Come join us! Cost is $35 for DWC members and $45 for guests. Please make reservations by mailing your check payable to DWC to P. O. Box 6523, Diamondhead, MS 39525 or by emailing Lou at louertel@aol.com or Marshall at mekygs@cableone.net.
WEDNESDAY LADIES BRIDGE The Ladies Bridge Group meets every Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the Country Club. Our latest winners were: Aug.14: 1st Amy Swint, 2nd Conchetta Donnelly, 3rd Gay Young; Aug. 21: 1st Mary Sartin, 2nd Marie Roots, 3rd Terre Settle; Aug. 28: 1st Lisbeth Mast, 2nd Conchetta Donnelly; Sept. 4: 1st Gay Young, 2nd Conchetta Donnelly, 3rd Amy Swint; Sept. 17: 1st Gay Young, 2nd Lisbeth Mast; Sept.18: 1st Gay Young, 2nd Jane Pace/Lisbeth Mast. Anyone who would like to play is invited. You do not need a partner or call. If you have any questions, call Terre Settle at 255-9892.
LADIES BRIDGE PARTY CLUB NOVEMBER PARTY The date for our November party is Friday, Nov. 22 at the Country Club. Arrival time is 9:15 a.m. and we shall begin playing bridge at 9:30 a.m. The Chairman of this party is Terre Settle and Brierley
Pictured are the winners of the September Ladies Bridge Party: Diane, Jerry and Terre.
Acker is the Co-Chairman. Please call Terre at 255-9892 or Brierley at 255-2697 if you have any questions. The winners at the September party were Terre Settle, First Place; Jerry Ingraham, Second Place; and Marie Roots, Third Place. Our special prize went to Diane Gustafson. Diamondhead residents interested in becoming members should contact Terre Settle at 255-9892 or Gay Young at 2551528.
DIAMONDHEAD DUPLICATE BRIDGE NEWS The Diamondhead Duplicate Bridge Club meets at 1 p.m. each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the Diamondhead United Methodist Church. All bridge players are welcome. If you have a question or need a partner, don’t hesitate to call Janelle Kunellis (228) 234-1343. The club’s website is http:// www.bridgeclub.ms/. Our winners in September were: Monday, Sept. 2: 1st Barbara McCann and Cynthia Allen Monday, Sept. 9: 1st Lesly White and Joan Schenck Monday, Sept. 16: 1st Suzanne Baer and Linda Denechaud Monday, Sept. 23: 1st N-S Lesly White and Joan Schenck 1st E-W Cynthia Allen and Don Hopes Monday, Sept. 30: 1st Susan Hinton and Bill Beaushaw
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The Diamondhead Garden Club hosted the Spanish Trail District Meeting of the Garden Clubs of Mississippi in October.
Wednesday, Sept. 4: 1st N-S Robert Burnaman and Mary Galvin 1st E-W Shirley Abels and Linda Cotter Wednesday, Sept. 11: 1st N-S Geri Martin and Don Hopes 1st E-W Bruce Stinson and Betty Jones Wednesday, Sept. 18: 1st
Joan Schenck and Lesly White Wednesday, Sept. 25: 1st N-S Jean Chambly and Velma Nauman 1st E-W Don Hopes and Cynthia Allen Friday, Sept. 6: 1st Donand Shirley Hopes Friday, Sept. 13: 1st N-S Joan Schenck and Lesly White 1st E-W Janet Parker and Art Phillips Friday, Sept. 27: 1st N-S Joan Schenck and Lesly White 1st E-W Janelle Kunellis and Marie Picou
THURSDAY MORNING LINE DANCERS Lessons and dancing, led by Molly, will be held
from 10 to 11 a.m. on Thursdays at the Methodist Church Hall. Everyone is welcome. Great exercise, great fun, $1 room rental per person, per session. For details or cancellations see our web site: https://sites.google.com/ site/getmoving12345678/
WEDNESDAY MORNING MODERATE AEROBICS Aerobics, led by Molly, are held from 9:30 to 10 a.m. on Wednesdays at the Diamondhead Community Center. You may wish to stay on for a Tai Chi class from 10 to 11 a.m. led by Paula.
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GARDEN CLUB By Brierley
The November meeting of the Diamondhead Garden Club will be on Nov. 20 at the Diamondhead Country Club. Social time at 9:20 a.m. with the meeting beginning at 10 a.m. The speaker for the meeting will be Lily White, owner of Lily of the Valley Health Store. She will speak on the health and medicinal values of natural herbs. A lot of those old herbal remedies have been proven to be effective. The Diamondhead Garden Club hosted the Spanish Trail District Meeting of the Garden Clubs of Mississippi in October. The district covers all three coast counties and as far north as Hattiesburg and Leakesville and has 26 garden clubs represented. Over 75 members of the district garden clubs were in attendance. The Diamondhead Garden Club received several awards at the meeting including a second place for Outstanding Garden Club in the Spanish Trail District. First place went to Bay/ Waveland Garden Club. We are shooting for first place next year. The garden club meets the third Wednesday of the month from September to May, all Diamondhead residents are welcome.
NEWCOMERS CLUB Newcomers Halloween soiree was spook-tastic! The group gathered at noon on Oct. 11 at the Diamondhead Country
Newcomers celebrated with a Halloween luncheon.
Club. Local business owner and jewelry maker, Laura Cornwell, was kind enough to bring some pieces for the group to shop. The members collected $165 for the Any Soldier organization, which is led by Linda Bigler. If you missed October’s event, please join us at noon on Nov. 8. The theme will be Fall Festival. The club will be collecting nonperishable food items or donations for the Waveland Food Pantry. The group’s themed luncheons are held September through May on the second Friday of every month. The dues are $20 a year, and $15 per each luncheon. So, if you are interested in having fun, join the Newcomers Club! Reservations are recommended. Please contact us to join or for more information at diamond-
head.newcomers@yahoo.com or call Kelly Kennedy at (815) 353-6993. Check out the club’s Facebook page, www.facebook.com/diamondheadnewcomersclub
DIAMONDHEAD WOMEN’S CLUB The November meeting of the Diamondhead Women’s Club will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 6 beginning at 11 a.m. Our speaker will be Executive Director, Cynthia Chauvin from CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) where their mission is to recruit, train, and support a diverse network of Court Appointed Special Advocate volunteers to provide abused and neglected children in our community with quality advocacy in the Hancock County court system and to secure them
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A HARVEST MOON PICNIC
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2020 Court-elect with Lady-in-Waiting Jan Wiley, Duke and Maid Hawes and Eva Amos, Duke and Maid Rick and Mary Alice Sierveld, Duke and Maid Bill and Noni Buchanan. Our Queen-elect Janie Lamb Dropco and King-elect Ken Dropco and Duke Gary Wiley were unable to attend.
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Outgoing King Akua Kai XLIV Joe Murray and Queen Mary Craig Murray and Court
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iamondhead Boaters held a Harvest Moon Picnic on Saturday evening, September 21st at the Emerald Ball Room of the Diamondhead Country Club. Members turned out in picnic regalia — everything from red checked shirts and jeans to shorts and tiny tops!! It felt like we were off in the country somewhere, having our fried chicken and catfish, coleslaw, green beans and all kinds of yummies. Commodore Chuck Ingraham thanked Yvonne Luck and her committee for a fun evening. The current Krewe of Kamehameha King Akua Kai XLIV Joe Murray and Queen Mary Craig Murray and Court were applaud-
ed. Court attendees included Equerry Bob Saak and Lady-InWaiting Cheryl Saak, Duke and Maid Harold and Linda Dawley, Duke and Maid Paul and Carol Magers Wyrosdick. Duke and Maid Phil and Cheryl Ramseyer were off in California. Commodore Ingraham then introduced the Incoming 2020 Court-elect with Lady-in-Waiting Jan Wiley, Duke and Maid Hawes and Eva Amos, Duke and Maid Rick and Mary Alice Sierveld, Duke and Maid Bill and Noni Buchanan. Our Queen-elect Janie Lamb Dropco and Kingelect Ken Dropco and Duke Gary Wiley were greatly missed and good wishes were sent to them! Sue Foster Warren was thanked for her years of being the Publicity Chair for Boaters.
Pumpkins and lots of hay provided the backdrop for a fun party! Yvonne Luck and her committee, especially JJ and Doug Skinner and Al Vance, worked hard in making it fun for all! Ronnie Hammons was incredible as he entertained with country, rock and line dancing music. What a Ball! Speaking of Balls and future parties, the Boaters Spooky Halloween Party is coming up soon on Saturday October 26th, followed by the Coronation Ball on January 4, 2020, the Mardi Gras Ball on February 8th, Annual Meeting and Crawfish Boil on March 21st, Spring Party April 25th, and Summer Party June 20th. Another busy season is upon us with Fall in the air, and pumpkins galore!!
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Maid Mary Sierveld, Maid Eva Amos, Lady-in-waiting Jan Wiley and Maid Noni Buchanan
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Krewe of Selene Kicks Off 2019-2020 Season By Sue W. Warren
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he Captain and Founder of the Krewe of Selene, Terri Downie, and her Lieutenant, Sandy Hatem, kicked off the new Selene Mardi Gras Season recently with the announcement of the Queen and King-elect and their Court. A very tastefully decorated ballroom was the setting for the festivities. The first order of business was Captain Terri recognizing outgoing Royalty, Queen Pam Marshall and
King Wayne Maxwell. Their Court included all of their sons Chad Marshall, Brant Marshall, Mike Maxwell, and Greg Maxwell, and special friends Alice Matthews, Donna Brown, Gail Gonsoulin, and Judy Schueren. Congratulations to them on a wonderful season! The announcement of the new Queen and KingElect, Angie McClure Burkhardt and Steve Burkhardt, was greeted with cheers and applause from around the ballroom. Angie, a retired real estate broker and co-owner of Alarms
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Selene Captain and Founder Terri Downie.
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2019-2020 Royal Court of Selene. L to R maid Whitley Degollado, Duke Cat Aguda, Maid Jane Emory Aguda, King-elect Steve Burkhardt, Queen-elect Angie McClure Burkhardt, Lady-in-Waiting Sue Foster Warren, Equerry Tom Warren. Duke Thomas Wright was unable to attend.
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Outgoing Queen Pam Marshall and Maids Gail Gonsoulin, Judy Schueren, and Alice Matthews. Not pictured is Maid Donna Brown.
Plus in Diamondhead, hails from Columbia, MS and is the daughter of the late Billy and Vivian King and Jack Barber. King-elect Steve Burkhardt was born and raised in Metairie, LA and is the son of long-time Diamondhead residents Henry and Alice Faye Burkhardt, former Queen and King of the Krewe of Selene. Steve worked at Alarms Plus prior to their purchasing the company from his parents. Their interests include cruising, family outings, boating and camping, and Angie’s cat Loki! The Court for 2019-2020 was also announced: Lady-in-Waiting Sue Foster Warren, Equerry Thomas Warren, Maids and Dukes Jane Emry Aguda and Catalino (Cat) Aguda, Jr. and Whitley Degollado and Thomas Wright. Both Sue and Tom grew up in Clinton NC, reconnected several years ago, and were recently married. Their parents were the late Wayland and Marable Wilson and Ollen and “Miss Pete” Warren of Clinton, NC. Sue worked in city government in Greenville SC and Diamondhead and recently retired from St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Tom served in the Air Force and the U. S. Army, enjoys playing pool, is a retired businessman who has lived in Fayetteville, NC for
many years prior to coming to Diamondhead, and still maintains a home there. Sue and Tom have two Russian Blue cats, Stonewall and Buddy, and enjoy traveling, dancing, and family. Jane is the daughter of another pair of long-time residents of Diamondhead, J. Robert and Mary Emry. She was born Kokomo, IN and has been a cardiac registered nurse for 18 years with interests in traveling, dancing, and golf. Cat is the son of Catalino Aguda Jr and Dorothy Faye Aguda. He was born in New Orleans and retired from the Air Force after 21 years. Besides Jane, Cat’s interests include traveling, antique vehicles, and dancing. Whitley is the daughter of Angie McClure Burkhardt, was raised in Diamondhead but has lived in Austin, TX for the last eight years. She met Thomas through their ministry in Austin and they are in the process of setting up a new ministry locally. Dinner and dancing to the music of Southern Voice followed the announcement of the new Court. Many thanks to Sandy Hatem and her assistants for organizing the event and to the Country Club for a delicious dinner. Laissez les bons temps rouler!!!
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Clubs CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 12 a safe, permanent, and nurturing home. All ladies who are Diamondhead residents are invited attend. Our meetings (we do not meet in June, July, or August), are held the first Wednesday of each month beginning at 11 a.m. at the Diamondhead Country Club in the Emerald Ballroom. We have some wonderful events coming up that are open to the public, including: Poker Run, by car or golf cart, on Sunday, Nov. 17, starting at 3 p.m. by the scoring board at the DH country Club. Cost is $20 per Poker Hand, ($15 from each hand benefiting Pink
Hearts Fund, our designated charity) We will have 50/50 chances, and a will be selling tickets for our Spirit Barrel drawing. Please contact Betty Maxwell, (228) 363-1430, or Linda DeParto, (228) 255-5352, for tickets or more information. Open to all ladies! Please save the date for GLITZ on April 21, 2020. Dress in your best Glitz outfit or in group costumes for prizes. We will have live and silent auctions, 50/50 raffles, bidding on table center pieces and many more fun details to be announced. Please contact Betty Maxwell, (228) 3631430, or Linda DeParto (228) 255-5352 for tickets
or more information. The Dec. 4 meeting will be our DH Women’s Club Christmas Party. Please bring an unwrapped gift for a CASA boy or girl. We are looking forward to another wonderful year of learning, sharing and fundraising. It should be lots of fun! Dates and times for upcoming fundraisers to be announced in upcoming issues of this publication. Please come join us at our November meeting for an informative program and fellowship with caring and generous communityminded women. Lunch will be immediately following the meeting, cost $10 (plus tax, tip and bev-
erage) with choices of a Summer Salad, Burger or Chicken Salad on Croissant. For more information, please contact Linda DeParto, (228) 255-5352.
DIAMONDHEAD LIONS CLUB City of Diamondhead Proclaims Nov. 2 as “White Cane Safety Day” In honor of the Diamondhead Lions Club “Walk for Sight” on Nov. 2, the Mayor of Diamondhead has proclaimed Nov. 2 as “White Cane Safety Day” in Diamondhead. White Cane Safety Day reminds the public that citizens who are blind or vision-impaired are to be given free access to sidewalks and street walkways as they move independently in their daily activities. The blind and vision-impaired are recognized by the use of a White Cane — clearly marked with a white body and red tip. State law requires all citizens to recognize this as a reminder to give the blind person the right-ofway while walking and to alert the person of any danger in their path. The signature charity of the Lions Clubs International is to aid the blind and vision-impaired, and the Diamondhead Lions Club sponsors the Walk for Sight as a fundraiser to provide any additional support required by the
The Geaux Hiking Club enjoys lunch.
DH Geaux Hiking Club went in search of the Sand Hill Crane.
blind and vision-impaired, including training and possible provision of dog guides. The 5th annual Walk for Sight is a 5K walk that will start at the green space in front of the Lazy Gator Sports Bar & Steamer at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2. Walker registration before the walk is $20 ($25 on day of walk) which includes a WSF T-shirt for the first 100 walkers that register. Service credit of two hours will be given to students who walk. There is still time to register and walk! To register, contact Lion Kinta Bakken at (228) 596-1121 or Lion Sabrina Moran at (228) 348-2599. Enjoy a pleasant walk knowing that you are providing support for some very valuable citizens.
To find about more about the many charitable activities of the Lions, be our guest at a Diamondhead Lions Club meeting. The next meetings are 6 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 7, in the Diamondhead Community Center, and 11:30 a.m., Friday, Nov. 15, in the Diamondhead Country Club. Let us know you can come; contact Lion Sherry Necaise at (228) 222-3404 or senecaise@yahoo.com.
DH GEAUX HIKING CLUB Well, first you gotta know: DH Geaux Hiking Club is now a bit more “cultured” due to the fact that we got a little “arty” this past September. We went to Ocean Springs because we heard that
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1216 WAVELAND AVE • WAVELAND
Beautiful Custom Built Home on 5.2 acres in Pass Christian! 3 Bedroom/2 Bath with Granite and Stainless throughout. Massive Walk-in Pantry and Laundry. Storage Room Downstairs, and Pump House with Extra Storage! Porches on Front and Back of House with Back Screened in Porch. This Home is Truly a Rare Find.
Beautiful, Updated 4 Bedroom/2.5 Bath Split Bedroom Floorplan on a Huge Corner Lot ready for a growing Family! Stainless Appliances, Tile Floors, Granite Counter-tops, and a Massive Master Suite make this Ideal for your next Forever home! Features a great Fenced yard, and is within minutes to the Waveland Beaches! Come see it today!
MLS# 347460 • $291,000
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253 HIGHPOINT DR. DIAMONDHEAD, MS 39525 $925.00 PER MONTH Highpoint Of Diamondhead, 2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Townhome. This UNFURNISHED End Unit Is Located In Front Of The Pool.
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903 SHIPP ST • WAVELAND
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Totally Renovated 3 Bed/1 Bath home in Waveland Located with Biking Distance to the Beach and on a Quiet Dead-End Street. Stainless Appliances, Tile Counters, Wood Floors, and Tons of Storage. Great Walk in Laundry Room. The Bathroom offers a Double Vanity, separate shower and jacuzzi tub. Offers tons of parking and a Shop. Would make a great starter home or a second home come see this Cute House Today!
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Home......Here it is....Massive Double Lot with 300 ft+Water frontage, Completely Cleared, Partially Bulkheaded, Dead End Street Own your own piece of Waterfront Paradise Today!
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8331 MAKIKI DR DIAMONDHEAD $1900.00 MO. Beautifully Updated 4 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath Home, Located in Diamondhead. High End Stainless Appliances, Cathedral Ceilings, Hardwood Floors, Spacious Master Bathroom, Custom Cabinets, Sun Room, Over Sized Garage, Fenced Yard, 2 Back Decks, And Much More.
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Clubs CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 16 there was free admission to the Walter Anderson Museum, so we took advantage of that to learn about Walter, who was a real character as well as a prolific and talented painter, potter, and muralist whose works were inspired by his surroundings. The art and murals of this eccentric and fascinating artist can still be found in OS, and not just in the museum that bears his name. We also visited Shearwater Pottery, where Walter and his brothers, Peter and James (Mac), produced ceramics and earthenware pottery that is both functional and beautiful. Owned and operated by
Peter Anderson’s children, Shearwater carries on the family tradition producing art pottery, utilitarian ceramics, decorative tiles and figurines and other pottery. They are also fostering a ginormous raccoon in the pottery backyard! But we weren’t done, yet: we returned to OS for yet another art experience, starting with an introduction at the train depot (which doubles as the headquarters of the OS tourism bureau) followed by curated tours of Hillyer House and the Pink Rooster, two of the outstanding shops and galleries in OS. We then enjoyed an expertly guided exploration
Rotary members Paul Harris and Nancy Depreo
Diamondhead DPIA hosts Denise Hines, who will talk about Hancock County’s Friends of the Animal Shelter on Thursday, Nov. 21 at the Diamondhead Country Club.
of the many rooms of the Mary C, where history blends with literature as well as visual, performing, and culinary arts. Of special attraction was the
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“organic” architecture of Carroll Ishee, (there are several of his homes in OS) and the painting of Roger Rice, whose “outsider” art is inspired by verses from the Bible. But we didn’t forget our “roots”; we also spent a morning in search of the Mississippi Sandhill Crane at the Wildlife Preserve in Gautier as well as at the secondary location in OS. We were excited to see four of these rare magnificent birds take flight as we drove into the parking lot and walked several miles over easy trails, taking note of many colorful flowers and vistas. We even got up close and personal with the carnivorous Hooded Pitcher Plant, which attracts insects with nectar then traps and digests them (no foolin’). We also got back to DH to attend the Hummingbird Festival (and feel the beat of a tiny heart going 600 bps — Wow!) And, finally, we did a little retail therapy, doing a
pop-up trip to the nifty little thrift shop in DeLisle, where you pay only $1 for anything and everything you can fit into a plastic grocery bag (they even supply the bags). All proceeds go to the Knights of Columbus. Of course, we did end each of our excursions with a delicious lunch! Come to the next hike and we’ll give you our “expert” restaurant reviews and also tell you about the other things we did, but have no room to report on (heh heh heh, our little secrets…) Now to preview some highlights of our up-coming November events: A Nov. 2: Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival (the largest in Mississippi) A Nov. 14: Day trip to Laurel, MS, where the HGTV show, “Home Town,” is filmed; there will be something for everyone: shopping, museums, history and lots of walking/hiking! There will be other
hikes, too! Watch the DH Residents Facebook Page or our DH Geaux Hiking Facebook Page (contact the administrator to get access, if needed). Come to the planning meeting Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 6 p.m. in the Lakeview Room at the Diamondhead Country Club and help come up with future hikes (and places to eat, mmm?) And, remember, there are no fees to be a member of Geaux Hiking; everyone is welcome; you do not have to be a resident of Diamondhead; all ages and abilities are welcome … just get off your couch! Meet some new people! Geaux Hike!
DIAMONDHEAD DPIA TO HOST FRIENDS OF THE ANIMAL SHELTER Denise Hines will be with us to talk about the wonderful work being done by Hancock County’s Friends of the Animal Shelter on Thursday, Nov.
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ENTREES Roasted Turkey Carving Station Served with Giblet Gravy Prime Rib Carving Station Served with Au Jus & Horseradish Sauce Smoked Ham with Jack Daniel's Glaze Baked Flounder with Lobster Cream Sauce Grilled Chicken with Apple Chutney
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By Hoppy Smith Club Manager
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and Chef Brian has a fantastic menu planned. This is one of our busiest holidays, and we encourage you to make your reservations early. If you’re doing some Christmas shopping, the Toys for Tots drop off boxes are set up in the Club lobby ready to take your new, unwrapped presents.
THANKSGIVING BUFFET Thursday, Nov. 28 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. We will have seatings every 30 minutes. Adults, $26.95. Children 5 to 10, $11.95. Children 4
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THURSDAY NIGHT TWO FOR $27 Two for $27.00 special and 12-ounce, slow roasted Prime Certified Angus for $27.50. Our regular dinner menu also available
NOVEMBER 7 BBQ Chicken Leg Quarters with sausage, baked beans, and cornbread
NOVEMBER 14 Meatball Pasta Bake with salad and garlic breadstick
NOVEMBER 21 Beef Tips over rice served with Chef's daily vegetable Diamondhead Country Club • 228 255-2918 • www.diamondheadms.org
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5 star rating on Internet Real Estate sites
Brent Allison 228-216-1269 Brentallison228@gmail.com 228-255-3550
6920 AULENA PLACE • DIAMONDEAD
253 BAY OAKS DRIVE • BAY ST. LOUIS
Check out this great house that is situated WOW! Coastal living at its finest! This is at the end of a cul-de-sac on two lots! This a unique house with lots of options! Very house offers a large living room, huge modern style. Walking distance to the kitchen, granite counter tops, wood parquet beach. This 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom floors, crown molding, split floor plan, Florida room, dining & breakfast area, true double house has several options. It functions as car garage with work bench, steps to attic your traditional house, but has a layout with with storage shelves, spray foam, oak trees, 2 living rooms & 2 kitchens that would make & much more! With the second lot located a great mother in law suite or separate behind the house, it allows you to have a space for your visitors. huge backyard that also fronts Apaki Place.
3 bed / 2 bath • $194,900
Marsha Buras 985-285-4690 mburas24@yahoo.com 228-255-3550
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Charming custom-built Louisiana style home with breathtaking beauty and view of the coastal marshland. Amazing 200 ft of Waterfront with bulkhead and pavilion. Enjoy the fire pit and charming shed for storage or hobbies. Ground level floor has solid antique bricks and a large area for entertaining plus large downstairs storage with shelving. Upstairs living area is open with panoramic views of the marsh, dining area, 2 bedroom and bath. Upstairs also has 2 bedrooms with tons of storage including walk-in access to attic. This is truly a unique property.
Gorgeous southern style golf course home - Completely renovated and updated. Large open living area with gorgeous, granite kitchen counters, stainless appliances and high quality cabinets. Enjoy cool nights in front of the fireplace or relaxing on the back porch overlooking the golf course. Inside there are 3 large master suites with private bathrooms and enormous walk-in closets. Large laundry room could also be a 4th bedroom or office. All electrical, plumbing, drywall, and insulation were installed in 2013. Must take a look at this one!
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8315 KAHALA DR • DIAMONDHEAD
17 CHAPEL HILL • BAY ST LOUIS
Custom Executive home - 2 story entry into great room overlooking patio, swimming pool and lake. Designers upgrades gourmet kitchen, truly a chef’s delight Walk in Butler’s pantry with wet bar and ice maker - 3 fireplaces - large formal dining room, THIS HOME IS A MUST SEE!!!
Custom built home in high and dry area of diamondhead - excellent neighborhood large office could be additional bedroom or den - entry with marble flooring - into great room with formal dining room plus eat in kitchen - crown molding through out - deck overlooking back yard and indian mound
Completely restored, well designed home, has a home office with glass French doors or could be used as a 4th bedroom. High ceilings, split floor plan, large master, formal & informal areas. Great for entertaining. Large screened porch and open deck. Fenced back yard. - A GREAT PLACE TO CALL HOME!!
Prestigious Chapel Hill on the Beach - Home in outstanding condition - part ownership in Chapel Hill common grounds as well as a private beach with fenced area - Walk to Old Town restaurants, shops, Harbor and entertainment. A place to call home!!
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MLS# 349724 • $200,000
MLS# 342422 • $265,000
Coldwell Banker Alfonso Realty, Inc. Is proud to announce the addition of
Patrick Nolan to our team of excellent Realtors®! Patrick will be teaming up with Betsy Nolan and working out of our Diamondhead office. He can assist you with purchasing or selling property anywhere in the world! Contact Patrick for all of your real estate needs or questions.
DIAMONDHEAD OFFICE 4300 Gex Dr Diamondhead 228-255-3550 6 Offices across the MS Gulf Coast! Each Office Independently Owned and Operated
Patrick G. Nolan 228-547-8657 (Cell) 228-255-3550 (Office) pgnolan1967@gmail.com
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Country Club CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 20 Baked Flounder with Lobster Cream Sauce Giblet Gravy, Au Jus, Horseradish Sauce, Cranberry Sauces Roast Turkey Carving Station Prime Rib Carving Station Cobbler & Bread Pudding Assorted Cakes & Pies Ice Cream Bar with Assorted Toppings
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIALS Look for Chef’s Choice of appetizer every Wednesday night A Nov. 6: Chicken Par-
mesan Sandwich with sweet potato fries. $10.50 A Nov. 13: Creamy Tomato Basil Soup with grilled cheese sandwich. $9 A Nov. 20: Meatloaf with mashed potatoes & Chef’s vegetables. $10.50 A Nov. 27: Catfish on a bun with tater tots. $10.50
ter with smoked sausage, baked beans, and cornbread A Nov. 14: Meatball Pasta Bake with salad and garlic breadstick A Nov. 21: Beef Tips over rice served with Chef’s daily vegetable A Thanksgiving
THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIALS
FRIDAY SEAFOOD SPECIALS
Every Thursday is Prime Rib Night! Hand-cut, slowcooked prime rib sliced to order and served with your choice of two sides and a house salad. $27.50
TWO FOR $27 DINNER SPECIALS A Nov.
Wine & Spirits
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1: Blackened Scallop Alfredo tossed with fettucine and asparagus tips. $25 A Nov. 8: Surf & Turf. 7-oz. Tenderloin filet grilled outside, and a 4-oz. lobster tail with drawn butter and a choice of two
November Savings
THANKFUL FOR SAVINGS!! Stock up for your Holiday Gatherings WINES:
LIQUORS:
Apothic Red, Wht, Dark or Crush $9.99 Redwood Creek 1.5L $9.99 Darkhorse Wines $7.99 Ruffino Sparkling & Rose 750ml $11.99 Zonin Primo Riesling $5.00 Josh “Camo” Cabernet $14.99 Woodbridge 1.5L $12.99 LaCrema Chardonnay $17.99 Meiomi Pinot Noir $19.99
Crown Royal 1.75L $54.99 Blue Ice Vodka 1.75L $23.99 New Amsterdam Vodka 1.75L $19.99 Olmeca Altos Tequila 750ml $17.99 Smirnoff Vodka 1.75L $19.99 Bacardi Rum & Flavors 750ml $9.99 Bulleit Bourbon 750ml $26.29 Johnnie Walker red 750ml $23.39
Many more items ON SALE in store. • Come in and see what’s New. Prices Valid 11-1-19 to 11-30-19 No other discounts apply on sale items
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4400 E. Aloha Drive • 228-255-6071
If you’re doing some Christmas shopping, the Toys for Tots drop off boxes are set up in the Club lobby ready to take your new, unwrapped presents. sides. $49 A Nov. 15: Blackened Catfish Acadian. Two catfish filets, well-seasoned, and topped with a Cajun seafood cream sauce. Served with roasted potatoes and Chef’s vegetable. $20 A Nov. 22: Salmon Oscar. Grilled salmon topped with lump crab, asparagus, and hollandaise. $27 A Nov. 29: Crab Platter.
Stuffed crab, fried soft shell crabs, crab cake, crab kickers, fries, and hushpuppies. $26
SATURDAY NIGHT TWO FOR $23 SPECIALS A Nov. 2: Taco Salad. Ground beef, cheese, tomatoes, onions, lettuce, sour cream, and salsa in a fried tortilla bowl A Nov. 9: Catfish Creole. Fried catfish served over
jalapeno cheese grits and topped with Randy’s Creole Sauce A Nov. 16: Philly Cheesesteak Stuffed Peppers. Sliced roast beef, mushrooms, onions, and cheese stuffed in bell peppers and served with Chef’s daily vegetable A Nov. 23: Eggplant Parmesan. Breaded eggplant cutlets smothered in marinara, and melted mozzarella cheese, baked to perfection. Served over angel hair pasta with Chef’s daily vegetable A Nov. 30: Turkey Stroganoff over egg noodles. Served with a side salad
Clubs CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 18 21 at the Diamondhead Country Club. Ms. Hines is November’s featured speaker at the Diamondhead DPIA meeting. All are welcome to attend — pets are politically neutral. We will gather at 10 a.m. to welcome members and newcomers. The meeting will start at 10:30 a.m. followed by our speaker. Stay for lunch and conversation at noon. Come join us! The Diamondhead DPIA is an alliance of democratic, progressive, and independent minded residents whose mission is to inform, organize and energize fellow citizens to achieve a better community. We’re all in this together.
For more information, email DiamondheadDems@gmail.com.
VFW POST 2880 Diamondhead VFW Post 2880 received All-American honors. Post Commander Jerry Peppenger received All-American credentials from National VFW Commander-in-Chief William “Doc” Schmitz at the recent National Convention in Orlando, FL. Very strict national VFW guidelines had to be met to win this award and this is the first such award for this Post. We at Diamondhead are very proud of all the hard work our members achieved to win this award.
VFW Post 2880 received All-American credentials at the recent National Convention in Orlando, FL.
Since this award was presented, Jerry Peppenger has relocated to Florida and has been replaced by Post Commander Fred Sullivan.
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TENNIS WORLD By Steve Garman
FALL THANKSGIVING CLASSIC Join us for our Thanksgiving Classic Nov. 23 and 24. All levels of singles, doubles, and mixed. Great food and drinks all weekend plus the latest Tennis World T-shirt. Call the Tennis Shop (255-5030) if you want to play or need a doubles partner.
ADULT LEARN TO PLAY PROGRAM Ever wanted to try tennis? The Adult Learn to Play Program is a fun way to get started!
Package includes: A Lessons A Loaner racket A Free court time A Ball machine Call 255-5030 for all of the details.
JUNIOR TENNIS CLINICS After-school program for all ages A Ages 8 and under: Tuesdays 4:15 to 5 p.m. A Ages 9 to 11: Tuesdays 5 to 6 p.m. A Ages 12 & over: Mondays and Wednesdays 5 to 6 p.m.
DIAMONDHEAD TENNIS WORLD
ADULT LEARN TO PLAY TENNIS PROGRAM $60.00 per player! PROGRAM DETAILS Series of four group lessons. Loaner rackets available Four weeks of unlimited court time & four weeks of unlimited ball machine usage Do not need to be a Tennis World member or Diamondhead resident to participate Opportunity to join Tennis World at introductory reduced rate Minimum of four players required Call Tennis World to schedule to schedule your lessons This is a great way to get started in our sport of a lifetime! Diamondhead Tennis World 228.255.5030 · sgarman@dhpoa.org · @DiamondheadTennisWorld
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SPORTS DIAMONDHEAD GOLF By Chris Altese, PGA Director of Golf Diamondhead Country Club & POA
Both golf courses are in fantastic condition. Be sure to take advantage of the great weather and come play golf. Booking online at www.DiamondheadMS.org is the fastest and easiest way to book tee times! We have several groups of golfers of various skill levels that welcome newcomers with open arms. Check with the golf shop staff if you are interested and we will be happy to assist you. Golf is fun and meeting new friends along the way makes it even better.
Christmas is not too far away, which means holiday shopping! Don’t forget that the golf shop is receiving new items regularly. Please stop by and check out our inventory. We might just have something you are looking for. Diamondhead Property Owners should take advantage of their 20% discount on all regularly priced apparel in the golf shop. We also have select apparel items on sale now for up to 50% off! The golf shop is open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Sunday. Top apparel brands are available such as FootJoy, Callaway, Antigua, and more. Congratulations to the
CP Four Ball winners: Rob Muse and Scott Favre (Championship Flight), Dwayne Braud and Richard Willis (First Flight), Harold Bevan and David Beckner (Second Flight), Scott Lyons and Chuck Sites (Third Flight), Uwe Sietz and Jeff Hardesty (Fourth Flight)! This event was nearly a full field of 48 teams again this year. Special thanks to all our club staff for making the event successful. Hoppy and the F&B staff did an outstanding job with the Friday night steak dinner and the Saturday shrimp boil. Dan and his crew had both golf courses in top shape. The golf shop, cart operations, and player
assistants staff conducted an excellent competition. Our Diamondhead junior golfers are in the TOP 5% in the country. Jack Lawson, Karstyn Altese, and Grace Jin competed in the the Regional Drive, Chip, & Putt Championship held at The Alotian Club just outside of Little Rock, Arkansas, on Oct. 5. These three juniors train at Diamondhead Country Club and were in the field of only 960 junior golfers that qualified out of tens of thousands of juniors for this Regional Championship. Jack Lawson finished in 6th place overall and took home 3rd place honors in putting. Grace Jin also finished in 6th place
overall and took home 2nd place honors in driving. Lastly, Diamondhead will have a junior golfer competing at Augusta National Golf Club the Sunday prior to The Masters next year in April. Karstyn Altese won her age group and will now compete in the National Drive, Chip, & Putt Championship. All our junior golfers in the many junior golf programs continue to impress us every day. Jack, Karstyn, and Grace are shining examples of what our golf programs are doing at Diamondhead. Diamondhead proud! Congratulations to all! Upcoming Events Nov. 2 – Silver Slipper
VIP Ferrucci Classic Nov. 2-3 – Kelly Gibson Junior Golf Tour’s AllState Sugar Bowl Fall Series Event Nov. 3 – Daylight Savings Time Ends (Golf Shop now closes at 5pm daily) Nov. 8 – TaylorMade Club Fitting (register online at https://my.taylormadegolf.com/myFittingExp/#/events) Nov. 9 – Most Holy Trinity Men’s Club Nov. 16 – Governor’s Cup (Mississippi Juniors v. Louisiana Juniors) Nov. 24 – USKG Gulf Coast Tour Championship Nov. 28 – Thanksgiving Day (all play 9am shotgun;
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Annual Pink Hearts Tournament participants.
DWGAN Ladies at Bridges Golf Course in Bay St. Louis.
must register for hole assignment in golf shop; golf shop closes 1pm) Nov. 30 – The Gobbler Golf Classic (open to all; 3-person scramble; register in golf shop) Dec. 3 – Gulf Coast Women’s Golf Association Dec. 3 – 12 Days of Christmas Sale Begins Dec. 6-8 – DCC’s Member-Member Dec. 14 – DMGA Play Day Dec. 14 – 12 Days of Christmas Sale Ends & Last Day to Use Shop Credit Please be sure to fix two ball marks and fill two divots every hole ... any two will do! It’s your golf course so let’s all take care of it! We look forward to seeing you “PLAY MORE GOLF.” Let’s all get out and enjoy our beautiful golf courses and practice facilities. As always, let us know how we can help.
DMGA By Ernie Knobloch
In the ABCD 2 BEST BALLS formats last month the team of Charles Cangelosi, Don Crosby, Gene Demedicis and Joe Murray led the way with a score of -37, followed John Bunce, Pat Jarrell, Randy Maynard and Billy Rushing with -36. During the two times this format was played, the team scoring ranged from -37 to -24. Overall a lot of good scoring. The PEERS format resulted in John Benus, Bernie Breen, Ron James and Tom O’Connell having the best score of +17 followed by Norm Durapau, Larry Hall, Ron Rech and Tyrone Sartin wth a +12. Teams scores in this format ranged from +17 to +5. That’s the first time I can remember when at least one team score was not in the minus range.
The SCRAMBLE format was won by Art Burgoyne, Billy Stroud and Tom Woolbright with a -13. Second place was earned by Berni Breen, Al Mast, Tom O’Connell and Tyrone Sartin when they recorded a -11. Yes, the winning team had only three players, so they had to rotate the extra shot. In the POINTS format Gene Demedicis, Frank Morrow, Tom O’Connell and Bill Vandervort shot an excellent score of +24. Wow! A team average of 6 points above what each team member usually shoots. Second place was won by Marshall Brown, Don Crosby, Marion Rotolo and Ken Walker with a +20 As of mid-October, Gene Demedicis is the leading money winner with $180 followed by Tom O’Connell with $158. Can anyone catch these two before the
end of 2019? Fourteen players now have over $100 in credit in the Pro Shop. In the Closest to Pin competition, Warren Morgan has 13 wins, Tom O’Connell has 9 and 54 players have won at least once this year. The Annual Meeting and play date will be held on Saturday, Dec. 14. The DMGA Board is looking for some “new blood” to run the weekly play dates. Consider running for the DMGA Board for 2020. Voting, usually by acclimation, occurs during the December meeting. Reminder: In order to attend the meeting and eat, you MUST play that day! Have you ever wondered why caddies are not used on a regular basis on most golf courses? Obviously, money is a major consideration. However, it may be due partially because golf carts cannot count,
criticize or laugh!
retary: Margaret Papaleo.
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By Sharon Malochee
Sept. 9 was Trophy Day Net in which Carol Kirschenbaum took first flight and Amy Swint took 2nd flight. Oct. 10 was Mixed Bag Day. First Place team was Dianne Ackerman, Georgeann Luxion, Judy Amox and JJ Skinner. Our annual Pink Hearts Tournament to support breast cancer patients with free wigs, etc. was held on Oct. 3. We had a large field of players and are very proud to have raised $7,061. Thank you everyone who made this possible. Oct 10th was our General Meeting. We had 24 members in attendance. New officers elected to serve for next year are President: Georgeann Luxion, VicePresident: Cassandra Godbold, Tournament Chairman: Teresa Ertel and Sec-
By Shirley Halterman
Well, September continued to be both warmer and dryer than usual. But, thankfully, the hurricanes and summer storms have managed to stay away! Our usual Trophy Day fell on Tuesday, Sept. 3, and following are the winners: (Low Net) 1st Flight —Therese Mauterer, 2nd Flight — Pat VanDervort and 3rd Flight — Mary Mizell. (Low Putts) 1st Flight — Marilyn Galus, 2nd Flight — we had a tie between Beryl Laird & Sylvia Corban and 3rd Flight — Marsha Biestek. (Closest-to-the Pin) 1st Flight — Therese Mauterer, 2nd Flight — Kathy Jones and 3rd Flight — Mary Mizell. (Longest Drive) 1st Flight — Therese Mauterer,
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CONTINUED, FROM PAGE 24 2nd Flight — Judi Brannan, 3rd Flight — Mary Mizell and Black Tee Flight — Beryl Laird. Therese Mauterer scored Birdies on Holes #2, #5, and #6. Beryl Laird had a Chip-in on Hole #3. Just in case you noticed that Therese Mauterer’s name has shown up a lot in this event, it is probably because she had a great day and shot an Even Par - 36. Tuesday, Sept. 10 was our Annual Pal Day. For this event, each of our members plays with one other. Then the combined scores and handicaps of each two-some are applied. This year’s 1st Place winning team was Kitty Gregoire and Rachel Stewart. The 2nd Place team was Sylvia Corban and Therese Mauterer. There was a tie for 3rd Place. The team of Carole Griffin and Beryl Laird and the team of Nancy Sislow and Pat VanDervort shared this place. In addition, Beryl Laird had a Birdie on #6 while Chip-Ins were scored by Sandy Merdinyan on #1 and Nancy Sislow on #7. Occasionally we get to take a “road trip” which is set up by our Club Pro, Chris Altese. On Tuesday, Sept. 17, 22of our gals played a 9-hole Scramble at The Bridges Golf Course in Bay St. Louis. Since no monies were exchanged, this game was for Bragging Rights only. The First Place Team included These Mauterer, Cheryl Saak, Fran Smith and “a ghost.” The Second Place Team
was comprised of Judi Brannan, Marilyn Galus, Pat VanDervort and “a ghost.” The Third Place was made up of Susie Fontenot, Dinah Knobloch, Nancy Sislow and Carol Wyrosdick. If you are unfamiliar with the term “ghost” in a golf game, it simply means that since the team was one player short of a foursome each team member must play an extra ball on each of three holes to make up for the missing player. And, we don’t want to overlook the fact that Marilyn Galus, Therese Mauterer and Nancy Sislow all had Birdies on #16 (a par 3). Our game was followed by a great lunch supplied by the staff at The Bridges. A Scramble was played on Sept. 24. The weather being a bit more comfortable, twenty seven of our gals took advantage of it and came out to play. First Place went to the team of Sylvia Corban, Therese Mauterer, Pat VanDervort and “a ghost”. There is an explanation of this term in the previous paragraph. Second Place honors went to Pattie Blackwood, Linda DeParto, Dinah Knobloch and Fran Smith. Third Place (determined by a scorecard playoff ) was the team composed of Judi Brannan, Renie Dack, Marilyn Galus and Beryl Laird. Good Golfing to all of our gals as we continue to look forward to more rounds and a bit cooler, dryer weather during the coming months.
P.E.O. Chapter T’s 4th Holiday Boutique November 1, 2019
1:00-6:00 p.m.
Diamondhead Community Center Special Gifts for friends, neighbors, teachers, family and you: centerpieces, baskets, painted blouses, shawls, wreaths, table runners, birdhouses, pepper jelly, baked goods, stationary, glassware, dog treats, ornaments, scarves, scrunchies, paintings and seasonal items!
P.E.O. provides scholarships for women of all ages
Contact Information: Cherie Ramseyer cherieprin@aol.com or 714-253-6992
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