CLUB TIMES VOLUME XXXVI, ISSUE 1 • JANUARY 2022
111 Wexford Club Drive | Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 | (843) 686-8810 | www.wexfordhiltonhead.com
In This Issue Message from COO, 2 Letter from the Board President, 3 Welcome New Members, 3 Annual Meeting Results, 4 Wexford Clubs, 5 Clubhouse Corner, 6-7 Member Photo Gallery, 8-9 Tennis & Pickleball, 10 Golf, 11 Harbour/Yacht Club, 12 Foundation News, 13 Security, 14 Smoke Testing, 15 Calendar, 16
Wexford Briefly BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers: President: Vince Sullivan Vice President: Sue MacCormack Treasurer: Stephen Carter Secretary: Mary Boland
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Directors: Bill Busch Lynn Looby Harry Mellon Terry Ramey Chris Wycoff ADMINISTRATION OFFICE: Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM 843-686-6950
Welcome Dear Members, Happy New Year to you and your families! As I come up on my oneyear anniversary at Wexford, I want to thank the owners and leadership team for a warm welcome, support and trust in me to lead this wonderful club and community. I am very proud of the accomplishments in 2021 and would like to thank the Board of Directors, Committee Volunteers, Leadership team and staff for a successful and productive year. In 2022, I look forward to further advancing the Wexford Facilities Plan with the Board of Directors and Committee Volunteers. We hosted several focus groups and a town hall meeting in 2021 and I look forward to continuing these meetings in 2022 as well as reviewing the Facilities Plan survey to develop a final proposal for the owners to review. The 5-year Golf Course Master plan is equally important and will provide a road map to ensure we continue to have a focus on protecting and enhancing one of the major assets at Wexford, our golf course. Please know that the Wexford leadership team and staff continues to strive daily to create great experiences and quality amenities
Ryan Spence Chief Operating Officer
at Wexford. In an environment that has many moving parts, numerous human interactions, and a culture where we are willing to take risks in order to excel, we have to expect that there will be opportunities along the way. Continuous improvement requires continuous feedback — candid, timely, honest, and constructive. I appreciate and value your feedback and welcome any suggestions for additional or unique events or programs. I am always available to listen and learn. See you at the Club!
Regards,
Ryan
ABOUT THE COVER PHOTO This beautiful misty morning shot of the practice green at the golf course was taken by Denny Mulvihill.
Letter from the Board President Hello Neighbors,
get a fun kickstart for all Committee volunteers and bring alignment to our purpose!
A year ago in January 2021, the Board established as its top directive the following: “to ensure the success of Wexford’s new COO, Ryan Spence, in the transition year.”
5-Year Master Golf Plan
In keeping with presentations by Ryan Spence and David Jackson at the Annual Meeting Vince Sullivan on December 10, results were President exceptional in almost every functional and financial metric. Further, the 2021 Annual Meeting was one of the best-ever — succinct, informative presentations, strong attendance and solid candidates selected to the Board. Stephen Carter, Lynn Looby, and Harry Mellon will be a great asset to continue Wexford’s positive momentum.
NEXT PLAY 2022 Maintaining and advancing progress in 2022 is paramount for the Board. As such, we will try to communicate priorities clearly in that regard. Some of our Q1 Initiatives are: Committee Selection and Communication January 10 — Committee selection, Board Orientation and presentations to the board on the Facility Plan by Architect JC Chi January 28 — Board of Directors Meeting, all Wexford members welcome, formal approval of Committees
Chris Neff, Director of Greens & Grounds, will present his action ideas to the community in a town hall style meeting. Chris will be joined by Arnold Palmer Golf and Aspire Golf consulting representatives. Ideas are interesting, exciting, and timely for all members to participate. Chris is working on a time and date for this meeting based on the availability of both the Palmer Golf and Aspire representatives. More to come on timing. Facilities Plan As part of the strategic plan adopted by the Board of Directors last year, the Facilities Plan underpins our amenities improvements. We will hold a follow up Town Hall with updated process steps and next actions. Also, we will have smaller “Meet and Greet” sessions to facilitate information updates and exchanges with members. Following the success of these meetings, we anticipate bringing the Facilities Plan to a vote in May.
CULTURE THOUGHTS Essential to Wexford’s success is fostering a culture of caring and helpfulness throughout the community. At the Board level it’s important to support the community with a can-do approach, team first attitude, and an aligned Board. Special thanks to all Wexford staff and members that continue to make Wexford the best place to live and work on Hilton Head!
February 3 — Committee members “welcome reception” at the Clubhouse. The welcome event is to
Sincerely,
Vince
Welcome New Members John & Ashby Mims 8 Berkshire Court
John & Kim Foster 20 Plumbridge
Jeff & Mercedes Gagnon 15 Wexford Drive
Tim Swarts & Debbie Lasota 3 Fairfax Lane
Doug & Connie Watson 42 Wexford on the Green
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John & Pam Nuccio 52 Wexford Club Drive
Annual Meeting Results Congratulations to the newly elected members of the Board of Directors: Stephen Carter, Lynn Looby, Harry Mellon
ELECTION OF OFFICERS In the Organizational Board Meeting following the Annual Meeting, the Board of Directors elected the following officers for the 2022 Board: President – Vince Sullivan Vice President – Sue MacCormack
B. To adopt the Association’s proposed 2022 Infrastructure/Capital Budget which establishes the annual assessment at $2,500.00 per full equivalent property. 276 FOR / 85 AGAINST - PASS C. Section 9.11 New Property Owner Initiation Fee Amendment allows the Board to increase or decrease the Initiation Fee annually based on relevant market data for similar initiation fees, expands the exception period from 1 year to 2 years, and clarifies the extent of possible refund. 264 FOR / 97 AGAINST - FAIL D. Section 11.02 Authority and Enforcement Amendment changes maximum suspension period from 30 to 120 days. 161 FOR / 200 AGAINST - FAIL
Treasurer – Stephen Carter Secretary – Mary Boland
BALLOT RESULTS A. To adopt the Association’s proposed 2022 Annual Operating Budget which establishes the annual assessment at $14,865.00 per full equivalent property. 288 FOR / 73 AGAINST - PASS
E. Section 11.03 Procedure – Amendment removes referenced 12-month period and modifies procedures with regard to violations involving owner conduct, owner contact with employees, and/or Wexford’s AntiHarassment Policy. 150 FOR / 211 AGAINST - FAIL
Feeling
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VALENTINE'S DINNER
TRIVIA NIGHT February 23RD
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F E B R U A R Y
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5:00PM 8:00PM
PUB STYLE A LA CARTE MENU
DRINK SPECIALS
PRIZES AWAIT OUR WINNERS! RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.
Wexford Clubs Make your resolutions a reality! Whether you’re looking to travel more, read more, think more or play more, Wexford offers a variety of club options to help you achieve your 2022 resolutions.
ETC (Events & Travel Club)
Wexford3D
Book Club
Wexford Cares
Spend time together, share experiences and meet other members. Activities over the years have ranged from community scavenger hunts to local theater, from wine tastings to domestic and international trips. Contact Colleen Price (grammy@barryandcolleen.com) or Marisa Hay (marisabhay@gmail.com).
1:00pm | second Tuesdays
For women in Wexford who enjoy reading and discussing different viewpoints, the book club meets the second Tuesday of each month at 1:00 pm in the Clubhouse. Contact Andi Purple (andipurple990@gmail.com).
Bridge
1:00pm | Wednedays The Wexford Bridge club meets every Wednesday at 1:00pm in the Clubhouse. Open to all levels of players and plays the Chicago Bridge format. For more information or to learn how to play, contact Thor Burns (thorburns@aol.com) or Heather Wilcauskas (heathwilc3@aol.com).
Croquet A hidden gem at Wexford, the tournament croquet lawn is across from the children’s playground. With minimal start-up instructions, anyone can play and enjoy this game. Contact Alan Sutton (tennisalhhi@aol.com) or Harvey Geiger (geiger.harvey@gmail.com).
7:00pm | Mondays and 1:00pm | Fridays The Mahjong group meets Monday evenings at 7:00pm in the Harbour Center and Friday afternoons at 1:00pm in the Clubhouse. If you’re interested in joining, contact Bev Rose (bevrose01@gmail.com).
Wexford3D “Discover, Debate, Discuss” meets every Monday at 9:00am in the Harbour Center. Topics are sent out prior to the meeting and are usually selected from current news or will feature a guest speaker. Contact Alan Grogono (alan.grogono@gmail.com) to add your name to the email list.
Wexford Cares is a volunteer organization that assist Wexford neighbors in times of need when family members are not able to lend support. If you would like to volunteer or could use Wexford Cares services, please contact Betsy McGarry (mcgarry259@aol.com) or Debbie Jenike (djenike@aol.com).
Wexford Women’s Golf Association (WWGA) WWGA provides its members with a wide range of tournaments, weekly games, social events, and the camaraderie of playing golf with a fantastic group of women who share your enthusiasm for the sport. Contact Pat Smith (patlimey44@gmail.com) for more information.
Wexford Wellness 10:00am | Tuesdays and Thursdays
Join us at the Clubhouse at 10:00am on Tuesdays and Thursdays as we promote health through exercise, education and nutrition. Class offerings include Water Aerobics, Yoga and Full Body Fusion. Email Shelby Price (sprice@wexfordhiltonhead.com) for more information.
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Mahjong
9:00am | Mondays
Ian Munroe
Director of Club Operations (843) 715-0913 imunroe@wexfordhiltonhead.com
January Hours of Operation
The Clubhouse will be closed beginning Monday, January 3rd for annual scheduled maintenance. This year, we will reopen on January 12th. During January 12th through 16th, we will be offering lunch and dinner service. The Clubhouse will fully reopen on Tuesday, January 18th.
Hours CLUBHOUSE DINING Monday Closed Tuesday & Wednesday 11:30am - 2:30pm Lunch Only (*Bar service until 5pm) Thursday - Sunday 11:30am - 2:30pm Lunch 5:00pm - 8:30pm Dinner
TO GO HOURS
To Go orders may be placed during Clubhouse hours listed above.
jgoetz@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Prix Fixe Dinner
January 14-15 | 5:30pm – 8:30pm Reservations required. See Menu on next page
Brunch Buffet January 16 | 11:30am – 2:30pm Reservations required.
Family Night Buffet January 16 | 5:30pm -7:30pm Reservations required.
Flanagan Wine Dinner January 25 | 6:00pm Private dinner with California wine maker Eric Flanagan. Reservations required.
Flanagan Wine Dinner Tuesday, January 25 | 6:00pm
Thursday 5:00pm – 8:30pm*
Flanagan Wines are sourced from the top sites in Sonoma County and are world-class expressions of each grape varietal.
(*Weather Permitting)
(843) 715-0915
January 13 | Pickup between 5:00pm – 7:00pm Reservations required. See Menu on next page
POOL BAR
Friday - Sunday 12:00pm – 8:30pm*
Josh Goetz
Executive Chef
Chinese Take-Out Night
Join winemaker Eric Flanagan of Flanagan Wines for a 4-course dinner with wine pairings.
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Clubhouse Corner
$125++/Person; Reservations required.
Prix Fixe Menu January 14 & 15 STARTERS SHE CRAB SOUP Sweet Cream, Pickled Blue Crab, Side of Aged Sherry $8
CRISPY BRUSSLES SPROUTS Sweet Corn & Vidalia Chow Chow, Bacon Vinaigrette $10
HILTON HEAD BACKYARD GARDEN SALAD Carrot, Tomato, Mushroom, Cucumber, Choice of Dressing Small / $10; Large / $12
CHINESE TAKE-OUT Thursday, January 13 Pickup 5:00 - 7:00 pm
CLASSIC CAESAR Romaine Lettuce, Basil Croutons, Reggiano Parmesan, Lemon-Caesar Dressing Small / $7; Large / $10
WEXFORD WEDGE Iceberg Wedges, Vine Ripened Tomatoes, Creamy Blue Cheese, Crispy Chopped Bacon, Boiled Egg $13
MAINS SEARED LOCAL CATCH Lemon Risotto, Asparagus, Parmesan, Chives $32 SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN Bourbon Brown Sugar Brine, Buttery Biscuits, Coleslaw, Cream Corn $18
BAKED PASTA QUATRO FROMAGE Penne, Pecorino, Parmesan, Mozzarella, Blue Cheese, Cream, Marinara, Fresh Herbs $18; Add Shrimp +$10; Add Chicken Breast +$7
CLASSIC BURGER Choice of Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Choice of Side $15; Add Bacon +$2; Add Fried Egg +$2
FROM THE CHAR GRILL All Grilled Items are Served with Buttery Mashed Potatoes, Grilled Asparagus, Confit Tomatoes Substitute a Loaded Baked Potato +$2
14 oz Prime Rib / $42
Starter: Vegetarian Spring Roll Plum Sauce Main: Hong Kong Fried Rice Broccoli, Onion, Carrot, Egg, Soy Sauce, Garlic Sweet & Sour Spare Ribs Bell Pepper, Onion, Pineapple Stir Fried Shrimp Bok Choy, Snow Peas, Mushroom, Cashew, Celery, Onion, Chili Powder Crispy Orange Beef Orange Zest, Scallion, Dried Chili, Water Chestnut, Fried Rice Noodles Dessert: Mango Pudding & Coconut Tapioca
$48/Order; One order serves 2 people; limited to the first 75 orders. Place your order between January 6 10 by using the Jotform link on the member website.
8 oz Prime Tenderloin Filet / $48 7 oz Scottish Salmon Filet / $28
RESERVATIONS ENCOURAGED.
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Choice of Sauce : Red Wine Reduction, Horseradish Chimichurri, 4-Peppercorn or Bernaise
Holiday Highlights
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MEMBER HOLIDAY PARTY
SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS Do you have amazing images of that you would like to share? Submit your images by posting them to our Facebook or Instagram pages, or email them to info@wexfordhiltonhead.com.
Holiday Highlights
WINTER WONDERLAND
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Patrick Mason
Director of Tennis (843) 686-8816, ext. 150 pmason@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Tennis & Pickleball
Tennis AND Trivia Night January 28 | 4:00-6:00pm Join us for a fun and social Adult Round Robin. After tennis, we will break off into teams and compete in Music Trivia. Drinks and appetizers will be served. Register at the Tennis Center.
Game Night February 25 | 4:00-6:00pm
Kick off the weekend with some court sports and cocktails. The evening will feature Tennis, Pickleball, and Cornhole plus drinks and appetizers.
ExGLOsive Tennis March 10 | 7:00-9:00pm
GLOW IN THE DARK Tennis is back and is the most fun you will have on the tennis court!
Mike Pollard
Head Tennis Professional (843) 686-8816, ext. 152 mpollard@wexfordhiltonhead.com
PLAY LIKE A PRO:
Become a ‘Tennis Specialist’ With the start of a new year, it’s time to have a plan on what you want to improve in your game this year. It’s time to add SPECIALTY SHOTS to your game! By adding the drop shot, top spin lob, half volley, slice serve, and slice forehands and backhands, you will become the complete tennis player. Contact Patrick and Mike to book your lesson to become a Tennis Specialist today!
2022 Weekly Clinic Schedule MONDAY 9:00am 10:00am
3.5 Ladies Clinic 3.0 Ladies Clinic
WEDNESDAY 9:00am
3.0 Men’s Clinic
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FRIDAY
USTA The USTA Spring Season begins in January. If you are interested in playing on a spring team, please let us know. Wexford will field many different ladies’ and men’s team so there is a level for everyone to play. Please make your court reservations ahead of time.
9:00am
Power Hour
SATURDAY 9:00am
Cardio Tennis
*All Clinics are one hour.
Scott Hunter
Director of Golf (843) 686-8812, ext. 141
Golf
shunter@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Bobby Blanken
1st Asst. Golf Professional (843) 686-8812, ext. 142 bblanken@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Track Your Stats As we kick off the New Year, this is a great time to evaluate all areas of your golf game. Whether you are playing with your weekly group, or just playing a few holes by yourself, keep track of these 4 key statistics: Fairways Hit, Greens in Regulation (on the green putting for birdie), Putts Per Hole, and Scrambling. Scrambling is simply if we miss the green are we successfully getting the ball in the hole within 2 strokes. After 7 to 10 rounds, evaluate your stats and identify which areas of your game require the most practice time. The results may be expected or unexpected, but an important component for player development is to recognize our weaknesses and turn them into strengths.
FEBRUARY EVENTS February 9 Ladies Team Match February 11 Valentine’s Couples 9 & Dine February 20-22
COACH’S CORNER
Improve your chipping
Intercollegiate Golf Tournament
Lower scores by improving your chipping. Keep it simple. Weight pre-set on your forward foot Ball in the middle of your stance
Practice clipping the grass with your club (don’t miss the ground and no big divots) Do Not, I repeat Do Not, worry about keeping your head down. Finish on your forward foot, as I have done in the picture.
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Use your body more than your hands. Move the club with your shoulders and less with your hands.
Mark Dryden
Harbour Master (843) 686-8813 mdryden@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Harbour/ Yacht Club
Wanda Marshall
Administrative Assistant (843) 686-8813 wmarshall@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Festival of Harbour Lights & Tree Lighting
On a beautiful Sunday evening, the annual Festival of Harbour Lights and Wexford Christmas tree lighting heralded the official beginning of the holiday season. The festivities started at 5:00pm with attendees strolling among the unlit boats while enjoying a cocktail of their choice. The pool deck was adorned with a beautiful coastal theme Christmas tree decorated by Wexford elves, the fire pits were lit and the pool bar was open for business. What a perfect way to kick off the holidays!
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Wexford Yacht Club Open to Everyone The Wexford Yacht Club (WYC) is excited to offer a host of activities for all Wexford members and their families in the coming year. Remember, even if you don’t own a boat, you are a member of the WYC and we encourage you to take advantage of the many WYC sponsored events such as the Oyster Roast in the dark (Tuesday, February 8), Docktails (first Tuesday of the month, starting in April), Hilton Head Circumnavigation, Fourth of July Family Scavenger Hunt, fishing tournaments, Floattails, as well as both overnight and day boat trips to various locales.
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Winners of the boat-decorating contest were announced with first and second place being awarded in 2 categories, 36’ and over and 35’ and under. First place in the 36’ and over category went to Al & Lisa Klein and the Escapade with second place going to Joe & Bev Kyle and Bookin. In the 35’ and Under category, Steve & Cyndi Duvall received first place for their boat, Cyn Seeker with Larry & Jeanne Ricciardelli and EZ Breezy taking second.
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Commodore Sumpter & Vice Commodore Duvall sounded the air horn promptly at 6:00pm for the simultaneous lighting of the boats and the Christmas tree. Sixteen boats were on display fully decorated with lights, ornaments, inflatables and other holiday decorations.
Docktails Oyster Roast TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 | 5:00PM HARBOUR TERRACE BRING YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE AND A DISH TO PASS. OYSTERS AND FUN PROVIDED.
Wexford Foundation News
Wexford Foundation Supports Community Since its inception in 2012, the Wexford Foundation has granted well over $1,600,000 to local charities as the result of Wexford members’ generous donations and their support of fundraising events. Each year over 30 well-deserving charities receive grants to enhance their ability to deliver services to local neighbors who need affordable housing, nutritional food, healthcare and education. The Foundation also steps in when emergency needs require fast action, such as the COVID pandemic and the sudden food, housing and healthcare shortages which resulted. In addition, the Foundation funds Major Impact Grants that can create transformational changes in the way that charities serve their clients. For example, the Foundation granted funds to Volunteers in Medicine Hilton Head for much needed dental and x-ray equipment and to The Children’s Center for security equipment to protect young lives. Major Impact Grants to Hopeful Horizons helped to fund a major new facility in Bluffton and also enabled them to make significant renovations to the dining facilities in their domestic and child abuse shelter in Beaufort. Past recipients of Foundation grants include: Backpack Buddies Backpack Buddies of Bluffton Bikers Against Child Abuse Bluffton Self Help Born to Read Boys & Girls Club Child Abuse Prevention Association The Children’s Center Children’s Relief Fund Family Promise of Beaufort Grateful Hearts Soup Kitchen Heather Trew Foundation Heroes of the Lowcountry
Heroes on Horseback Hilton Head Deep Well Project Hilton Head Safe Harbour Hopeful Horizons Hospice Care of the Lowcountry Island Recreation Center The Literacy Center Lowcountry Autism Foundation Lowcountry Hope House Meals on Wheels Med-I-Assist Memory Matters
National Alliance on Mental Illness Neighborhood Outreach Connection Pockets Full of Sunshine Programs for Exceptional People St. James Baptist Church Soup Kitchen Sandalwood Food Pantry Second Helpings Special Olympics SC The Island House Women of Faith & Power Ministries Volunteers in Medicine (HHI & Bluffton)
GET INVOLVED!
FOUNDATION
Note, Donations to Wexford Foundation may be tax deductible — the Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization and its Federal Tax ID is 45-5246231
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To learn more about The Wexford Foundation, its support of our community, and how you can get involved, visit www.WexfordFoundation.com. Follow us on Facebook to hear more about the charities we support throughout the year.
Marvin Morrison Chief of Security (843) 686-8817
Security
mmorrison@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Stephen Williams Security Captain (843) 686-8817 swilliams@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Cyber Safety Tips
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wanted to take this month to send a basic reminder for cyber-crime prevention, as we continue to expand our knowledge and usage of computers. It is easier than you think to protect yourself and your data from Cyber Crime. So, I drew on some information and here are some reminders but consult a professional if you really want to lock the Cyber criminals out.
COMPUTER SAFETY Use different user ID / strong password combinations for different accounts and avoid writing them down unless needed, then place the information in a different secured location. Make the passwords more complicated by combining letters, numbers, or special characters and change them on a regular basis. Secure your computer and activate your security system – Firewalls are the first line of cyber defense; they block connections to unknown or bogus sites and keep out viruses and hackers. To help prevent viruses from infecting your computer install and regularly update anti-virus software. Block spyware attacks and prevent spyware from infiltrating your computer by installing and updating anti-spyware software.
ONLINE SAFETY
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Be Social-Media Savvy by making sure your social networking profiles, or the kids networking (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube) are set to private. Also, be mindful of what information is being posted online, and always monitor who your child is communicating with outside of family and friends. Protect your data and information by using encryption for your most sensitive files such as tax returns or financial records. Make regular back-ups of all your important data and store it in another location. Secure your wireless networks that
are vulnerable to intrusion if not properly secured by modifying the default settings. So, remember, public Wi-Fi (Hot Spots) are very vulnerable, and you should avoid conducting financial transactions on these networks. Be cautious when giving out personal information such as your name, address, phone number or financial information on the Internet. Also make sure that websites are secure when making online purchases, or that you have enabled privacy settings. Avoid being a victim by thinking through the process before you click on a link or file of unknown origin. You should never feel pressured by any emails. Check the sources of the message, and when in doubt, verify the source. Never reply to emails that ask you to verify your information or confirm your user identification or password. If you become the victim of a computer crime, or identity theft, immediately contact the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office or the local law enforcement agency where you are located.
Stay safe,
Chief Morrison
Community Notice
South Island PSD Smoke Testing scheduled for January 24
During the smoke test, Wexford residents could see smoke coming from the sewers and ground. Smoke should not enter homes; however, do not be alarmed if it does and if so open doors and windows to ventilate the area. If smoke does enter your home from the inside (basement drains, etc.), please contact South Island PSD directly to find out if there is a sewer connection problem. More information will be provided as it becomes available. If you have additional questions or concerns, please email info@wexfordhiltonhead.com.
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South Island PSD will be conducting a smoke check to find sewer leaks on Hilton Head Island in 2022. Wexford’s smoke check is scheduled for January 24, 2022. Smoke testing is a relatively simple process that consists of blowing smoke mixed with large volumes of air into the sanitary sewer line. The smoke travels the path of least resistance and quickly shows up at sites that allow surface water inflow. Smoke will identify broken manholes, illegal connections including roof drains, sump pumps and yard drains, uncapped lines and even will show cracked mains and laterals, providing there is a passageway for the smoke to travel to the surface. In preparation, we encourage residents to run water faucets for a few seconds in unused sinks, tubs and drains in order to fill fixture traps and pour a gallon of water in open drain traps, basement bathrooms and floor drains to prevent smoke from entering the house. On the day of the testing, residents can expect to see smoke throughout the community. The odorless, colorless simulated smoke will NOT cause a fire or explosion and isn’t hazardous or flammable. This “smoke” is similar to what you see at concerts and other live events.
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11:30am-2:30pm Brunch Buffet 5:30-7:30pm Family Night Buffet
Clubhouse Closure (All Day) Committee Applications Due
Clubhouse Closure 11 10 (All Day) 9am 3D in the Harbour Center 6:30pm Mahjong in the Harbour Center
Clubhouse Closure (All Day) 10am Full Body Fusion 1pm Book Club
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Clubhouse Closure (All Day) 1pm Ladies Bridge
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Lunch Service Only 1pm Ladies Bridge
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10am Full Body Fusion
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10am Yoga 5-7pm Chinese Take-Out Night
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Clubhouse Closure (All Day) 10am Yoga
Clubhouse Closure (All Day) 1pm Mahjong in the Clubhouse
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1pm Mahjong in the Clubhouse 5:30-8:30pm Prix Fixe Dinner Menu
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Clubhouse Closure (All Day)
1pm Mahjong in the Clubhouse
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1pm Ladies Bridge
10am Yoga
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Directors Meeting 1pm Mahjong in the Clubhouse 4-6pm Friday Night Tennis & Trivia
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Tournament (All Day) 9am 3D in the Harbour Center 6:30pm Mahjong in the Harbour Center
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1pm Book Club Ladies Team Golf Match (All Day) 5-9pm Docktails Oyster Roast 1pm Ladies Bridge
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1pm Ladies Bridge 5-8pm Team Trivia Night
10am Yoga
1pm Mahjong in the Clubhouse 6pm Chef’s Table ft. Executive Chef Josh Goetz
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1pm Mahjong in the Clubhouse 3pm Valentine’s Couples Nine & Dine
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8:30am Board of Directors Meeting 1pm Mahjong in the Clubhouse
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1pm Mahjong in the Clubhouse Game Night (Tennis, Pickleball & Cornhole)
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