The Putter Presents: Around the Clubhouse, October 2017

Around the Clubhouse

October 2017 Published for Members of The Port Royal Plantation Club, Inc.

IN THIS ISSUE… October 2017

PRPC Ballot

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President’s Message

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Men’s Golf

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Women’s Golf

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Mixed Couple Golf Events

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From The Games Room

Tennis Action

Member’s Calendar

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE BY-LAWS OF PORT ROYAL PLANTATION CLUB, INC. These proposed amendments to the By-Laws were endorsed by the Board of Governors at a regularly held meeting on July 12, 2017. They are being published in the October newsletter and will then be submitted to the members for approval at the Annual Meeting on November 6, 2017. The purpose of the amendments is to remove mention of the Croquet Club (which no longer exists), to remove references to the name of the Club’s newsletter, and to establish a parliamentary authority.

ARTICLE III Membership Policies regarding the golf, tennis and croquet play regulations . . . .

Delete croquet Policies regarding the golf and tennis play regulations [This amendment deletes the word croquet] ARTICLE IV Section 3. Functions Paragraph C. Croquet [Delete in its entirety.]

ARTICLE V, Section 3. Committees Paragraph A is amended by changing the last sentence which reads “There shall be seven (7) standing committees: Golf, Social, Membership, Green Book, Communications, Putter and Tennis/Croquet who shall report on a timely basis to the Board.”

Amend to read: There shall be seven (7) standing committees: Golf, Social, Membership, Green Book, Communications, Newsletter and Tennis which shall report on a timely basis to the Board.

[This amendment changes the name of The Putter Committee to The Newsletter Committee and changes the name of the Tennis/Croquet Committee to Tennis Committee] ARTICLE V Section 3. Committees

Paragraph A 6 which reads “Putter Committee shall be responsible for publishing The Putter monthly” is revised to read as follows: Newsletter Committee shall be responsible for publishing the Club’s newsletter monthly.

[This amendment deletes the specific name of the newsletter]

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ARTICLE V Section 3 Committees Paragraph 7. Tennis and Croquet.

The Tennis and Croquet Committee shall be the liaison to the Board for such activities as tennis and croquet and any other activity not under a standing committee.

[This amendment deletes the word croquet.]

ARTICLE V Section 3 Committees In Paragraph 8, the fourth sentence is amended by deleting the phrase “in the Putter” and substituting “in the Club’s newsletter”.

[This amendment deletes the reference to the name of the newsletter.]

ARTICLE IX Amendments Add the following amendment: Robert’s Rules of Order, most recent revised edition, shall be the parliamentary authority for all matters of procedure not specifically covered by the By-Laws or by special rules of procedure adopted by the club.

ARTICLE X Publications The monthly newsletter ‘The Putter” shall be considered the official publication of the Club” is amended to read as follows: The monthly newsletter shall be considered the official publication of the Club.

[This amendment deletes the reference to the name of the newsletter.]

As amended to be voted November 6, 2017 “Bylaws may be amended at the annual meeting by a sixty-six percent (66%) of the membership voting in person or by absentee ballot. Must also be approved by the Owner. (Rick Shoemaker announced at the July Board Meeting that Heritage Golf Group had approved the amendment changes.)

A quorum of the Club at the annual meeting shall be 50 members in attendance in person or by absentee ballot.”

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Port Royal Plantation Club

BALLOT Election of Members to the Board of Governors for a Two Year Term January 1, 2018 – December 31, 2019 VOTE FOR FIVE

_____John Gibbs _____Wes Warren _____Sue Huey _____Dennis Lauzon _____ Patty Marsico

NOTE: In accordance with Club by-laws, votes are calculated on the following basis: We are Resident Family Golf/Sports Members – 2 VOTES We are a Resident Single Golf/Sports Member – 1 VOTE We are a Resident Family/Single Tennis/Social Member – 1 VOTE We are a Non-Resident Family/Single Golf/Tennis/Social Member – 1 VOTE

Please mail ballot to arrive by November 4, 2015, or bring it to the Annual Meeting on November 6, 2017.

Mail to: Jack Schrader, 20 Audubon Place, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

Member Name: (Please Print) _____________________________________________

VOTE FOR AMENDMENT CHANGES OF THE PRPC BYLAWS The Board of Governors has endorsed and Heritage Golf Group has approved the proposed amendments to the By-Laws to be voted upon at the Annual Meeting on Monday, November 6, 2017, 7:00 PM at the Club House. The proposal may be found on page 3 the October newsletter. Absentee ballots will be available at the Administration Building until 5:00 PM on November 6, 2017.

President’s Message From: Judy Robinson

Dear Members, As I watch the grasses in the marsh turning from green to shades of gold and brown, I know fall is here. October brings not only cooler weather but also color to our lives. Colorful Oktoberfest ads entice us to sample beers and brats. College football colors appear in apparel and flags and on Saturday TV. Trips are planned north to the mountains to view the changing colors of fall foliage.

Come celebrate October at Port Royal! Note the calendar of activities – golf, tennis and social – on the last two pages of the The Putter Presents: “Around the Clubhouse.” Men’s and Ladies’ Stroke Play Championship Tournaments, End of the Month Golf, Tennis Clinics as well as Mah Jongg and Bridge! Our Golf Chairmen and Tennis Liaison dutifully write columns each month just to keep you informed while many members volunteer to organize theses events.

Observe the October Newsletter - Not only can you view photos from the extraordinary Invitational, “Casino Royale, “(Thank you to Jon and Sally Wormley and Chris and Heather Garmston, the Heritage Staff – Anne, Eric, Ben and Rick- for the best event), but the colorful ads are current updates about what is happening!

List on your calendar plans to attend the PRPC Annual Meeting on November 6th at 7:00 at the Clubhouse: Annual PRPC Officer Reports and Updates about Port Plantation Golf and Racquet Club are on the agenda, and more importantly, we’ll be voting!

Obtain your ballots! Club members will be voting for new members for the Board of Governors. The five members on the single slate ballot are John Gibbs, Sue Huey, Dennis Lauzon, Patty Marsico, and Wes Warren. Also, please read the proposal about the amendment changes for the By-Laws that removes the mention of the Croquet Club, addresses the name change for the newsletter and establishes a parliamentary authority.

Endorsed by the BOG and approved by Heritage, the proposal will be voted upon by members at the Annual Meeting. Ballots can be printed from the newsletter, found in the monthly statements, and also will be available at the Annual Meeting.

Remember to call friends to make a table and to call Ted for reservations for the Hurricane Party on Sunday, October 29th at 6:00 PM! An exciting New Orleans style menu, specialty drinks, and a jazz trio promise a fun evening!

Discover and delight with the color in your life!

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Fall Specials October-November Tuesday:

Seafood Extravaganza!

Wednesday: Prime Rib Night Thursday:

Thirsty Thursday $3 Tito’s

Friday:

Burger Night

Happy Hour 4-6pm Daily Find us on Facebook for more details 10 Clubhouse Drive | 843.681.1751 |www.HiltonHeadGolf.Net

Golf Chairman’s Report

September, 2017 what excitement around the Clubhouse!

Let me first congratulate and express our appreciation to the Heritage staff for the way they dealt with Hurricane Irma.

Jon Wormley

Irma created a lagoon in the waste bunker on #13 Robbers Row

The men played their first round of their Ryder Cup with a resulting tie between the two teams. Before the final round could be played, an uninvited guest, Irma, forced the postponement of the final round. Maybe October will be nicer to us.

Irma also disrupted the 18 Hole Ladies ‘Sadie Hawkins’ event. The Ladies being so well organized, were able to hold the event the following week. As usual it turned out to be a wonderful event. Congratulations!

Then just a few days later, Port Royal Golf and Racquet Club hosted for the third year running the Neighborhood Outreach Connection (NOC) Charity golf event.

Turnout once again was good with Port Royal members fielding 8 teams. A Port Royal team won the event, but even more exciting was member Tom Brettingen’s hole in one on the Par 3 #14 on Barony. Congratulations Tom! I also want to thank Guess who was filming Gary and Judy Tauscher for their efforts and support of this great Charity. And of at thethe Port Royalteam Clubonce again put on a first-class tournament. course, Heritage

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On Friday June 16th, HGTV was filming a future episode of Island Life. Stay tuned for more details, later in the year.

NOC Winners: Nigel Jones, Tom Brettingen, Keith Swinehart, Gary Tauscher 8

As we close the door on September, the 2017 Heritage Golf Invitational and Casino Royale will be played. Although I am a bit biased, I will BET everyone that joined in the fun of this weekend event came away a Winner. Three days of great golf, wonderful food, great entertainment, and making new acquaintances makes this event so worthwhile. Thank you for making the 2017 Heritage Golf Invitational a success. There was a long shot that we might have even seen fortunes change at Casino Royale on Thursday night or at the Saturday night gala but again the ODDS were not in our favor.

A reminder the President’s Cup will be played on Friday November 17th followed by the ‘Fine Dining’ experience that same night at the Club. This trophy event is open to ALL golfers. As the Port Royal golfing nation, it is our opportunity to express our “Thanks” to our BOG President, our 9 and 18 Hole Ladies President’s and our Men’s Golf Chairmen for their time and energy spent in 2017 making our golfing activities special. You can express your appreciation by signing up and playing in this year’s 2017 President’s Cup. FURTHER DETAILS WILL FOLLOW VERY SOON.

Men’s Golf “Save The Dates” Oct 11, 13:

Individual Stroke Play Championship

Nov 8, 10, 11: 2 Man Match Play Event Nov 15:

Super Men’s Day and Awards Luncheon

Greetings from the Men’s Golf Committee!

As I write this column, I am thankful that Hurricane Irma was essentially a non-event for the Island. I also hope that everyone came thru the storm unscathed. Unfortunately, it did postpone the 2nd day of our Ryder Cup event which was knotted up at 10 ½ points after day one. More to come on day two and plans for next year’s event.

Mike Hall In October, we have our Men’s Individual Stroke Play Tournament scheduled for October 11th and 13th. This will be a 36-hole Tournament, playing from both Black and White Tees. There will also be a partially subsidized lunch by the Men’s Golf Committee and a skills competition on day 2 of the Tournament. There will be awards for both low gross and low net score winners. The Club Champion will be the low gross winner from the White Tees competition. Watch for more details and please make sure you sign up for the Tournament.

In November, we will sponsor our annual Two Man Match Play Tournament November 8th, 10th and 11th and our final Super Men’s Day and luncheon on November 15th. As a reminder, points garnered for our October Men’s Stroke Play Tournament, Two Man Match Play Tournament and the November Super Men’s Day Event will count towards next year’s “2018 C-cup” Championship.

Finally, don’t forget to fill divots, repair ball marks and rake bunkers for players following you. See you on the links!

Save The Date

Trivia Night and Dinner Wednesday, November 8th Cocktails 6pm Dinner 6:30pm Cost: $25 inclusive (dinner and game) Form your team of 6 – 8 people

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Join Us For The Holiday Dinner Dance At The Port Royal Clubhouse SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2017 OPEN BAR 6 TO 7 Pm FREE DRINKS (House Brands, Wine, Beer) Chef’s Selection Of Passed Appetizers DINNER 7 PM Complimentary Wine On Each Table Grilled Diver Scallops Topped With Foie Gras Boston Bibb Salad With Candied Almonds, Dried Cranberries, Tomato, Orange Segments, Red Onion And Lemon Poppy Seed Dressing ENTRÉE CHOICE Of: Crab Stuffed Lobster Tail With Champagne Butter Sauce- Asparagus With Red Peppers, And Basmati Rice Slow Roasted Prime Rib, Baked Potato, Asparagus And Red Peppers DESSERT: Crème Caramel With Sugared Cranberries And Mint DRESS: HOLIDAY CHIC Tables Will Hold Up To Eight (Some Will Hold Ten) $75 Per Person (Billed To Member Account) Committee: Marianne and Jim Anderson, Terry and Len Camarda , Judith and Wes Warren

RESERVATION FORM Please print this form and use to reserve your table and select your entree Name (please print): ___________________________ Lobster tail ____ Prime rib ____ Vegetarian ______ Name (please print): ___________________________ Lobster tail ____ Prime rib ____ Vegetarian ______ Please seat us with the following (maximum 10 per table) ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Or just seat us with other fun people _____ Signature: ____________________________ Mail form to Wes Warren, 23 Promontory Court, Hilton Head, SC 29928 DON’T WAIT – RESERVE NOW – ABSOLUTE CUTOFF DATE OF MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27

Ladies 18 Hole Association

Marianne Tillman, President

Well, here we are again folks. We survived Matthew and now Irma too, and all in less than one year. Thankfully, Irma never fulfilled all of her potential here in our plantation and we can count our blessings for that.

Our September 19th Sadie Hawkins Event had a great turnout with 20 pairings. Our lunch format was also a winner.

Everything went very smoothly from start to finish. Many thanks to Gay and Aric for putting the golf together. Also thanks to Anne Pufal for creating the menus and setting up the lunch. The winners were: 1st Place: Jolanta Taylor and Joe Tosh; 2nd Place: Gail McGavack and Bob Moore; 3rd Place: Tammie Blank and Jim Anderson; and 4th Place: Betsy Papale and Peter Moore.

I will be meeting shortly with Hiltrud Gabler, Heather Garmston, and Betsy Papale, the Board Member Selection Committee for 2018. We will begin the selection process for the Executive Board, to be voted on at our Annual Luncheon and Meeting on Wednesday, Sadie Hawkins Winners: December 13th. The names will be announced in next month’s column.

Joe Tosh and Jolanta Taylor Have you been "whining" about the rules of golf? Ladies 18 and 9's are invited to participate in a "wine" and rules session with Clarissa Childs, President of the SCWGA, at the Port Royal Clubhouse from 3 - 4:30 PM on Monday, Oct. 16th (Wine will be available for $4.50 a glass and light appetizers will be served.) Clarissa will tour our member course and be ready to answer questions you may have regarding current rules and recent rule changes. Hopefully, she will also be able to give us some insight into the on-going, 5 year examination by world golf authorities of the rules of golf and their attempt to simplify the game. A page for this event will be in the Brown Book in the Pro Shop to confirm attendance Please join us.

Please remember to sign up for the Stroke Play Championship Tuesday, October 17th and 24th, with the 31st as a rain date. Tee times will be assigned and begin at 8:30 am. On the 17th we will be playing on Barony and the 24th will be on Robbers.

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Just a reminder, please put the Wednesday, November 8th Short Game Challenge on your calendar. We had a great turnout for this event last time it was held. Carol Duffin designed the challenges and it will be executed and directed by Aric and Gay once again. It brings a whole new perspective to an important aspect of the game of golf, and the after party is terrific!

Please remember that our league changes its starting time in October. We begin at 9 am, but must be in our carts, ready for announcements and instructions by 8:45 am. (The exception is the Championship Stroke Play event for which we have assigned tee times).

We were very sad to hear of the loss of one of our longtime 18 Hole members, Sylvia Hitchcock. Her joyful, fun spirit will be remembered by all who had the good fortune to know her.

Ladies Nine Hole Golf Association

Joan Whitaker

Irma’s name will be remembered for years to come as a harsh reminder of sad events in the Caribbean and many parts of Florida. And we will remember yet another evacuation and be so very thankful that we were, for the most part, spared the storm’s wrath. As we approach the anniversary of Mathew’s visit, let’s hope the hurricane season is soon over.

We are delighted to have Judi Chmielowiec as our newest 9 hole player and look forward to sharing many fun times on and off the course with her. It’s a challenge to pronounce her name, but she has taught us well to remember “Melowitz”.

There’s lots of golf activity to report. On 8/17, the “Throw Out 2 Holes” game was won by Jo Ann Gibbs with a 23, followed close behind by Sally Ann Wormley’s 24.

On 8/24, in “Individual Stroke Play”, they took the spotlight again with Sally Ann edging out Jo Ann by one stroke, 38 vs 39. Sally Ann went on to win our new “Sally’s Game” on 8/31 earning 27 points with Joan Street’s 25 second. The “Low Putts” game on 9/7 was won by Jo Ann with 17 and a MOC gave Joan Whitaker the place finish over Judy Blake with 18 putts. Despite the course just returning to normal operation, 4 players showed up on 9/ 14 to play a “Skins Game” with Sue Huey the big winner with 5 skins.

Speaking of Sue, many thanks for her help as Director of the Month in September.

Fermina Evans will take over the duties this month.

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End of the Month Mixed Couple Golf Events

Co-Chairs: Larry and Polly Jackson

These monthly events (except for the President’s Cup and The Husband and Wife Championship) are designed for teams of two men and two ladies.

All players must have a valid USGA index. Participants are required to sign up their foursome in advance in the book located in the Golf Shop. You must also make their own tee times (except for the President’s Cup). Men may choose to play from the white or black tees and should indicate their choice on the sign-up sheet. Ladies play from the green tees. Handicaps will be adjusted to reflect the differences in course ratings from each set of tees.

Non-member guests are invited to play without green fees on the designated Guest Days.

Scorecards should be turned in to the Golf Shop as soon as play is completed or no later than 5 PM on the day of play. In order to be eligible for prizes, scorecards must be turned in and the scores for each member of the team must be posted for handicap purposes.

Sunday, August 27 EOM results: Heat Wave Beater: 1st place with a score of 89 Elmer & Dinny Cuthbertson, Gay Halleman, Doug Waldrop 2nd place with a score of 91 Gary & Judy Tauscher, Chris & Heather Garmston EOM October 29th: 2 Ball Stableford: Best 2 balls count. Points awarded for net scores as follows: 6 points for a Double Eagle, 4 points for an Eagle, 3 points for a Birdie, 2 points for a Par, and 1 point for a bogey. Team score is the sum of the two best balls. (90% handicap)

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Twilight at the Club Friday, October 13 Golf – 4pm Shotgun 9 hole mixed foursome “step-aside” scramble $2 entry fee charged to your account

Tennis 4-6 PM Mixed Doubles Round Robin with Prizes

Dinner – 6:30 PM All members (Golf, Tennis & Social) are invited to the cookout.

Hamburgers and Chicken Sandwich with all the fixin’s, side salads, dessert, tea and coffee. Dinner will be in the Members dining room. $10.95 inclusive SIGN UP NOW! The Board will provide beer and wine starting at 6:30 while supplies last.

Please sign up for golf, dinner or both on the sign up sheet now located in the Golf Shop by 6 PM, October 10th.

ATTENTION SINGLES: The golf scramble is not just for couples, singles are welcome to play. We will match you up with a team.

The Twilight Team Gary & Tricia Higgins and Don & Tammie Blank

Welcome New Members!

James & Shirley Blythe Resident Single Golf/Social 17 Sally Port Rd. 614-989-9897 Jblythe3@columbus.rr.com Louis & Roberta Beaudet Non-Resident Family Sports 6 Ordnance Place (248) 310-2163 (248) 310-6707 lbeaudet@fcbldg.com Roberta.beaudet@gmail.com

Tony Fernandez Non-Resident Single Golf/Social Ana Fernandez – Social 108 S. Port Royal Dr. 305-710-0334 tfer305@gmail.com Marian (Nene) Shope Resident Single Tennis/Social 35 Fairway Winds 843-681-9613 (H) 407-222-4251 (Cell) Mbs7254@aol.com

Hurricane Matthew Survival Party Sunday, October 29 Enjoy dinner with fellow survivors as we celebrate our beautiful plantation to the sounds of a Jazz trio.

Sip a hurricane cocktail, wine or beer, compliments of the Board, during the social hour prior to dinner.

Menu Hors D'oeuvres: Petit Muffuletta & Crawfish Dip Salad: Mixed Greens With Toasted Pecans, Roasted Butternut Squash And Beets, Blue Cheese Dressed With A Creole Vinaigrette Choice Of: Shrimp Étouffée Or Chicken Jambalaya Dessert: Beignets, Warm And Sugar Dusted

$26 per person, all inclusive

Improve Your Tennis Daily clinics are available as follows: Monday through Sunday 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Fast-Action Drills Monday through Friday 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM Stroke of the Day Drills: Monday-Volley, Tuesday-Forehand, Wednesday-Backhand, Thursday-Serve, Friday-Overhead Also, look for the dates and times of the Members Only clinics in the club house.

When he is not teaching, Dana is still improving our club experience. As he strings a racquet, he may take the time to print a smiling face on it. When the outside faucets are in need of help, he will take them apart and repair the problem. When a hurricane occurs, he will be the first on site to clear away the huge accumulation of tree debris, smooth the courts, clean the sidewalks, and fix the broken fences until all the courts are usable again.

When I asked him to meet with me, he conveniently forgot, not wanting to bring any attention to himself. Thank you Dana, for all you do for all of us. We are so fortunate to have you on our team!

Racquets Up! Jan Schuppert, Vice President

For the second time in less than one year, it has been necessary to clean up the mess and destruction left by two hurricanes named Matthew and Irma. Thankfully the tasks this year were less extensive than those of last year, but still above and beyond the normal work load of the people who keep our courts ready for play. Thanks to the efforts of our maintenance crew; Larry Perigo, Terry Freck, Dave Hales and our pro Dana Landin, we were back on the courts playing tennis on Thursday after the storm on Monday September 11th.

We do appreciate your efforts and hard work!

Although tennis is primarily thought to be an individual sport, it is abundantly clear that Dana

Landin, our Port Royal Teaching Pro of more than twenty-five years, is a team player. First of all, as most of us know through our personal experiences, Dana excels as a teacher.

We have benefitted and honed our skills over the years by taking his lessons, drills, and clinics. Those who have been around for many years also know that many tennis players who are not PRRC members also seek Dana to help them improve their games. Many return year after year from our Island and well beyond to learn from and practice with him.

From newbies like me to pros like Martina Navratilova, Dana has enhanced the tennis experience. He is ever watchful, even when he is not “in class�, commenting and encouraging and advising those of us who are lucky enough to know him and learn from him.

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Port Royal Racquet Club served up an exciting exhibition of high level tennis on Friday afternoon, August 25th. Approximately 70 club members and staff enjoyed viewing what Dana Landin described as a “perfect balance” of tennis played by himself and David Lewis. They prevailed over Jade Lewis and Tom Coulton with Denny Bianco officiating from the umpire’s chair. The crowd would have been happy to stay for more as the play was great, exiting and competitive. This event was a real treat and more events such as this would be welcomed! Many of the members completed the evening at the Robber’s Row Grill for good food, conversation, and fun.

On Friday 9/22 the Port Royal Racquet Club hosted a Member-Guest round robin tennis event. Great tennis by all!

Men’s Winners: Terry Schwartz (guest) Larry Fleming (member)

Jade Lewis, who was an AllAmerican at LSU and who trains here at Port Royal recently turned Pro. She has already gone on to win a professional tournament in Florence, SC. The win qualifies her for additional professional tournaments, one of which will be held in Shipyard Plantation in October. Keep your eye on the progress of this very talented young lady!

FromGames The Games Room From The Room First Wednesday Mah Jongg -

First Friday Bridge-

First Wednesday Mah Jongg will take place on th Wednesday, October 4 and is open to all club members who know how to play. New members are welcome. We meet at 12 Noon in the Member's Dining Room for lunch followed by play.

Please contact Nancy Fisher at fisheronhhi@gmail.com or call 843-689-3933 if you plan to attend so that we have the proper number of Mah Jongg sets.

If you are interested in learning how to play Mah Jongg please call or email me. I have had several requests recently from ladies interested in a lesson. I will try to co-ordinate a date for a lesson in early October. I can do it on the 4th, 5th, 9th or 12th. Please let me know which dates you are available.

First Friday Luncheon/Bridge will be held this month on October 6th at 11:15 with lunch served promptly at 11:30.

To reserve a table of four please call me at 843-681-4720 or send an email to hellerhltnhd@hargray.com no later than Monday, October 2.

Nancy Fisher

Joan Heller

If you would like to play but are not in a foursome, please call me. We are often in need of substitutes. Or perhaps you and your friends can put together a table of four. Let me know, and we can set you up.

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