April 2016 - PDF

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April 2016 - PDF

Inside This Edition
GlenLakes Newsletter
Hours of Operation, Staff and Info page 2
Kiwanis Bingopage 14
Continuing Events
page 3
Photography Clubpage 14
page 3
Pickleballpage 14
page 4-5
Men’s Golf Association
page 15
Upcoming Eventspage 6
Calendar of Events
page 16
Tin Pan Alley Productions - Johnny Petillo
Kayak Clubpage 18
Dress Code
GlenLakes Realty
page 7
Trivia Nightpage 7
Singles Social Club
page 19
Karaoke Nightpage 7
Ladies Golf Association
page 20-21
Garden Clubpage 8-9
Italian Renaissance Club
page 23
Chef Mik’s Corner
page 11
Scarlett Bellespage 24
Mother’s Day Lunch
page 11
Travel Clubpage 25
Italian Dance Party
page 12
Tennis Newspage 28-29
Hernando Youth Orchestra
page 12
PHP Drive-In Movie
LifeSouth Blood Drive
page 12
page 30
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STAFF & PHONE NUMBERS
Addison Homes...................................................................597-7676
Accounting............................................................................596-6444
Craighead, David (Operations).......................................596-6444
Golf Shop...............................................................................597-1118
Latoria, Dan (Builder, Addison Homes).......................597-7676
McCrary, Tom (Golf Professional)..................................597-1118
Rood, Ron (Golf Course Maintenance)........................596-3611
Rossetti, Merideth (F&B & Banquets)...........................597-9200
Reservations - Lori..............................................................597-9200
Sales (New Home & Resales)...........................................597-9000
Scebba, Angelo (Homeowners Assn.)..........................596-6351
Strings & Things (Tennis Pro)..................................352-232-0321
Wagner, Mik (Chef ).............................................................597-9200
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HOURS OF OPERATION
TENNIS COURTS & SWIMMING POOL
Monday thru Sunday - 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM
GOLF SHOP
Tuesday thru Sunday - 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Monday: Closed
GOLF COURSE
Tuesday thru Sunday - 7:30 AM to Dusk
Shot Gun Monday
DRIVING RANGE, PUTTING
Monday thru Sunday - 7:30 AM to Dusk
FITNESS ROOM
Monday thru Sunday - 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM
PRESENTATION CENTER
Monday thru Saturday - 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Sunday - 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Please remember you can always view
the GlenLakes Eagle newsletter on our
website. Go to www.glenlakes.com, click on
Amenities and then click on Newsletter.
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GLENLAKES CONTINUING EVENTS
C O N T I N U I N G E V E N T S A R E O P E N T O G L E N L A K E S C L U B M E M B E R S O N LY.
Kayak Club: Meets first Thursday of the month, February - November with monthly group paddles. Contact Curt Reilly at 596-2737 or
[email protected] for information.
Knitters & Crocheters of All Kinds: We meet at the Club every
Tuesday at 1:00pm in the Ladies’ Lounge near the workout room
and the Library. Everyone welcome, just show up or call Teresa Karas
352-592-1035.
Ladies’ Bridge: The ladies’ bridge group meets every Wednesday
morning at 9:00am. If you are interested in April, call Betty Gavin at
596-4716 and in May, call Cynthia Chew at 556-2796.
Ladies’ Canasta: Meets every Wednesday morning at 9:00am at the
Clubhouse. Contact Caryl Meyer at 556-3051 or [email protected] to
sign up or cancel. Learners’ table is available.
Mah Johngg: Ladies meet on Monday afternoons at 1:30pm. There
is no charge to partake in this fun and exciting game.
Model Yacht Club: Meets every Wednesday and Friday at 1:15pm
on the pond across from the Clubhouse. Everyone welcome.
Pinochle: Meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month. If you are interested in pinochle, please contact the Frankels at 592-9854.
Tai Chi Class: Wednesday, 7:45am in the aerobics room. New students welcome. $35 per month. First class is always complimentary
to see how you like the class. For more information, call 727-9459223.
Zumba, Body Sculpting, Step and Circuit Training: See schedule
posted in Fitness Center. $6 per class or $25 per month. Call Cecile
with questions at 597-8376.
Bellydance Classes With Shazadi (Julie): Wednesday nights
from 6:00-7:00pm in the aerobics room. New students are always
welcome! Complimentary first class! Contact Shazadi for more info.
[email protected] or 352-346-5918.
Book Club: Meets on the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 10:30am12:00pm. Please contact Lois Oberlander for more information.
Ceramics Class: Ceramics classes are held every Monday and Tuesday morning from 9:30am to 12:30pm. $3.50 per person. Just show
up.
Chess Club: Is now active and plays Chess on the first and third
Tuesday evening of every month starting at 7:00pm. To join or for
more information, please contact Vince Ferraro at 596-8555.
Chinese Mah Jongg: Each month, several members get together at
the Clubhouse to play Chinese Mah Jongg. The game is held on the
first and third Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm. Just show up!
Thursday Evening Canasta: Meets the first and third Thursday of
the month at 6:30pm. If you wish to play, call Wendy Sharison at 352340-4431.
GlenLakes Garden Club: Please contact Joy Holme at 597-3884.
GlenLakes Singles Club: Meets the first Tuesday of each month at
4:30pm on the second floor. Singles who are GlenLakes Club Members are welcome to attend. Please call Dona Gilbody at 508-5235307.
Investment Club: The Glen Lakes NAP Investment Club meets the
first Thursday each month (except July) at the club-usually in the Bar
Room at 9:00 AM. If you are interested in investing and meeting a
bunch of savvy investors we invite you to attend one of our meetings. Just show up we would be happy to have you join the group.
The next two meeting will be: December 3rd & January 7, 2016
ALL Glen Lakes Residents WELCOME.
Italian Renaissance Club of GlenLakes: Meets the last Thursday
of the month except July, August, November and December. Meeting registration is at 6:30pm. Events are held throughout the year.
For membership information, contact Marita Hickey at 556-3399 or
[email protected].
Don’t Forget to Visit the NEW GlenLakes Facebook Page and Like Us!
Dress Code Rules
for grille room
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES
Short Shorts, Tank Tops, Bathing Suits,
Tee Shirts or Hats in the Grille Room, Ballroom
or Main Bar
No Pets In or Around The Clubhouse
No Smoking Inside
Sunday Through Saturday
Day and Evening
Casual, Nice Jeans and Golf Attire
Collared Shirts Please
Saturday Evening - Fine Dining
Grille Room
No Shorts - No Jeans - No Tank Tops
Collared Shirts Please
Saturday Evening - Casual Dinner
Main Bar
Casual, Nice Jeans, Golf Attire
pg. 3
GlenLakes Realty
New Models & Inventory homes available. Tell your
friends and have them make an appointment with
Sylvia, Vicki or Ann.
Offering huge membership savings!
For a limited time our special membership offers are available exclusively
through GlenLakes Realty. Call Sylvia Scebba 352-650-2223, Vicki Glover
352-585-1416 or Ann Wagner 352-346-2055 for details or to see these
new models.
pg. 4
1 (800) 222-9003
pg. 5
GlenLakes Clubs, News & information
Upcoming Events
APRIL
April 1st - **Johnny Petillo
April 5th - GlenLakes Community Blood Drive
April 5th - **Karaoke
April 6th - PHP Movie on the Green
April 8th - Garden Club Fashion Show
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Personalized Service
April 13th - **Italian Dance Party Dinner & Show
April 19th - Kiwanis Bingo
April 21st - Italian Wine Dinner
April 27th - Trivia Night
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May 3rd - **Karaoke
May 8th - **Mother’s Day Lunch
May 22nd - Hernando Youth Orchestra Performance
May 30th - Memorial Day BBQ
JULY
July 3rd- GlenLakes Firework Spectacular & BBQ
** PAYMENT AND/OR RESERVATIONS
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pg. 6
Thank you, for what you did, what You said, and
who you are. May you all be blessed for all your
Kind gestures.
Anne Pallot
WED. APRIL 27TH - 2ND FLOOR BALLROOM
BUFFET: 5:30PM - GAME: 6:30PM PROMPT
THIS DATE IS TENTATIVE. WE MUST HAVE A
MINIMUM OF 5 TEAMS TO PLAY. SIGN UP!
If you missed last month’s game, there is still time to form
a team and join in. It’s a great game where teams compete
with each other for prizes and to see which team is the
most knowledgeable about a variety of subjects.
HOW TO JOIN
TIN PAN ALLEY PRODUCTIONS presents
JOHNNY PETILLO
AN EVENING OF MUSIC, IMPRESSIONS & LAUGTHER
April 1st | 8:00 pm
$10 + tax | Friday Night Menu
Johnny Petillo’s career spans four
decades in many genres both on
television and the live stage. Recently,
he has starred in the Johnny Petillo TV
Variety Show from New York. In the
1990s, he hosted The Johnny Petillo
Show, a weekly entertainment TV
show. Interviewing and booking all
the talent for the show, Johnny had
the opportunity to work with guests
like Tony Orlando, Comedienne Pudgy,
Danny & The Juniors, The Duprees, The
New Chordettes, and many others.
Reservations Required
Contact Lori - 352-597-9200
1
Get up to 10 other members to join your team, or if only 2 or
3, call us so that we may put you with an existing team.
2
Think of a catchy name for your team. Example - The Brains
3
Call Lori to register & get details! (352) 596-9200
$20++ per person | BREAKDOWN: Food--$17 Prizes--$3
INCLUDES: Buffet & Prizes
GLENLAKES
KARAOKE
NIGHT
WITH
CRUSEY
AT THE MIC
TUESDAY, APRIL 5 6 - 9 PM
DOWNSTAIRS GRILLE ROOM
TUESDAY NIGHT DINNER MENU
COST OF MEAL + $3 COVER CHARGE
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
CALL LORI 352-597-9200
pg. 7
GlenLakes Garden Club
APRIL 2016
Just a few miles north of our front gate, at Weeki Wachee
High School, is a most dedicated music teacher, who, in
just a few years, has created a remarkable student chorus.
And, as many of you know already, the WWHS Chorus
has auditioned and been invited to sing at a National
Youth Choir Festival at Carnegie Hall this month. The trip
is going to be very expensive. The goal is $140,000. We
have been told that it will cost each of the 48 students
approximately $2100.00. Students and parent boosters
have been working diligently all year to fund this trip.
It will be an opportunity of a lifetime for many of these
teens. The Choral Director, Morgan Burburan, plans
to have the group visit the Empire State Building, the
Statue of Liberty, and the 9/11 memorial. They hope to
go to 1-2 Broadway shows and participate in a Broadway
workshop.
The Garden Club has decided to focus on helping the
WWHS Chorus to meet their lofty goal this spring.
On January 26th, sixty plus generous members and
friends gathered at the club for Bingo. This activity
provided funding for our philanthropic endeavors and
was an entertaining way to spend an evening. The net
proceeds of the evening raised money for the Chorus.
Thank you to all those who participated in a prosperous
evening and special thanks to those of you who donated
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their winnings back to the students.
On February 19th, the WWHS Chorus performed for us
at our Post Valentine’s Day Celebration. Our president,
Alicia Karam, presented the chorus with a check for
$2500 towards their trip. The students were thrilled!
A luncheon and business meeting followed the concert.
The Garden Club would like to thank Lorraine Oatley for
acting as our group photographer and providing us with
great memories of this and all of our events.
On Friday, March 11th, the Garden Club travelled by
bus to Winter Park, Fl. What a day of fun and laughter
was had with a morning stop at the Leu Gardens and
an afternoon of lunch, shopping and a tour of the
spectacular Morse Museum in the heart of downtown.
It houses the world’s most comprehensive collection of
works by Louis C. Tiffany. This includes his magnificent
stain glass windows and lamps. This museum is a gem!
On Sunday, March 13th, the Garden Club sponsored
a dinner for the People Helping People organization.
Garden Club members purchased rotisserie chickens,
baked potatoes, and helped to serve the meal. Many
thanks to Sue Chapin and the volunteers who contributed
their time and funds.
Upcoming Events
Friday, April 8th
Friday, May 13th
Spring Fashion Show “Bon Voyage”
Road trip to Rainbow Springs State Park in
Dunnellon, FL
We are looking forward to a guided tour of the Ancient
Gardens, Butterfly Gardens and Waterfalls. We will learn
about the history of this remarkable attraction that has
been open since the 1930’s. A picnic lunch is to be served
at the Hickory Pavillion that overlooks the headsprings.
Alicia Karam, Sally McManis, Pat Dub, and Patsy Ryan are
coordinating this event for the Garden Club. Information
to follow by newsletter.
Our Annual Fashion Show and Luncheon will be held at
the club on Friday, April 8th. Boarding the cruise ship will
begin at 11:00 AM.
Fashions will be provided by The Cotton Club of Crystal
River, and will be modelled by Garden Club members.
The Garden Club Scholarship Committee will present
its annual award to a deserving Hernando County high
school student.
The proceeds from the raffle sales at this event will
benefit the Weeki Wachee High School Chorus.
Donations of prizes and baskets for the raffles can be
delivered to Laney Mailloux, at 8851 Mississippi Run, as
soon as possible. The deadline is Friday, April 1st. Please
contact her with any questions at 597-7211. Many thanks
to Laney for her continued willingness to organize the
raffle gift baskets each year.
.
Please contact Maureen Follansbee at 352-597-3782 or
Doris Chiappetta at 352-835-7760 to see if seats are still
available. If not using a Club number, checks for $25.00
must be sent or delivered to Maureen Follansbee, 9260
Lake Cypress Loop, Weeki Wachee, FL., 34613.
The Garden Club always welcomes new members regardless of your gardening prowess or interest. “Good Works
and Good Times” are our focus. Please see our new Facebook page for photos of our recent adventures. Dues are
$15.00 per calendar year and are payable to the GlenLakes Garden Club. Please mail or deliver to our treasurer,
Joy Holme at 9310 Fox Hollow Lane, Weeki Wachee, Fl., 34613.
Garden Club Membership (Open to All GlenLakes Members) - Dues are $15.00 for January - December 2016
Check Payable to Glen Lakes Garden Club
Name:__________________________________ Phone:_________________________________
Email _________________________________________________
Mail Form and Payment to Joy Holme, 9310 Fox Hollow Lane, Weeki Wachee, FL 34613
pg. 9
pg. 10
Chef Mik’s Corner
R e s ta u r a n t H o u r s
Lunch Is Served In The Grille Room Tuesday Through Sunday
Limited Bar Menu Served Monday - Saturday 2:00-5:00pm
Menus Posted At The Mailboxes.
Sunday - A la carte Brunch 9:00 am -2:00
pm Football, Food & Bar from 1:00-5:00
pm
Monday - Dinner Served 5:00 - 8:00pm
Bar Opens at 4:00pm
No Reservations Needed
Tuesday - Lunch 11:00am - 2:00pm
Dinner Served 5:00 - 8:00pm
Bar Opens at 2:00pm
No Resrvations Needed
Wednesday - Lunch 11:00am - 2:00pm
Bar Opens at 2:00pm
All You Can Eat Specials 5:00 - 8:00pm
Reservations Please
Friday - Lunch 11:00am - 2:00pm
Prime Rib Night 5:00 - 8:30pm
Bar Opens at 2:00pm
Reservations Please
Thursday - Lunch 11:00am - 2:00pm
Pasta & Pizza Night 5:00 - 8:00pm
Bar Opens at 2:00pm
No Reservations Needed
Saturday - Lunch 11:00am - 2:00pm
Fine Dining in Grille Room 5:30 - 8:30pm
Main Bar & Casual Dinner 5:30 - 8:30pm
Bar Opens at 2:00pm
Reservations Please
Chef Mik’s Specials Every Evening!
For Reservations, Please Call 352-597-9200 or email [email protected]
Mother’s Day Lunch
MAY 8TH - 11:30 TO 3:30 - GLENLAKES BALLROOM
SEATINGS: EVERY 1/2 HOUR - $36++ PER PERSON - $15++/CHILD (12 & UNDER)
CHILLED SEAFOOD DISPLAY
Shrimp, Oysters
SOUP
Nantucket’s Lobster Chowder
SALAD BAR
Garden & Caesar Salad Bar
Antipasto & Smoked Fish Display
Chef’s Creation of Three Salads
CHEF’S CARVING STATION
Chateaubriand (Roast Tenderloin of Beef)
Roast Turkey with Florentine Stuffing
Roasted Pork Loin
PASTA STATION
Linguine, Cheese Tortellini, and Penne
Marinara, Alfredo Cream Bolognese
Shrimp, Scallops, Calamari & Assorted Toppings
CULINARY DISPLAY OF ENTREES
Grilled Chicken Breast with Mushroom Marsala
Roasted Salmon with Lemon Bearnaise
Mussels in Safron Butter Sauce
Asian BBQ Pork Shanks
Butter & Garlic Potatoes
Summer Vegetables
GLENLAKES DESSERT ROOM
Fruits & Cheese Display
Caramel Fondue with Fruits & Pastry Pies
Mother’s Day Cupcakes & Ice Cream
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. CALL LORI - (352) 597-9200
pg. 11
S I N G I N G
ITALIAN DANCE PARTY
/ /
D A N C I N G
/ /
G O N D L I E R
C O S T U M E S
G lenLak es Ballroom - W ednesda y , Apr il 1 3 - D inner : 6 t o 8 pm
Show/D ance: 8 to 1 0 pm - D inner : $ 2 0 ++ - Sho w: $ 1 0
F ea tu rin g Chris ty and Atilio M a r t inelli - Specia l Tr ibut e t o t he I t a lia n G r e at s
SCULPTURE OF GREENS
with Julienned Vegetables
Parma Prosciutto and fresh Mozzarella Cheese, Tomato Basil Vinaigrette Dressing
WILD MUSHROOM RAVIOLI, GORGONZOLA CHEESE
CHICKEN MARSALA WITH MUSHROOMS
GARLIC LINGUINE
RATATOUILLE
DESSERT
Tiramisu with Chocolate Espresso Sauce
Coffee, Tea, & Water
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED - cALL LORI (352) 597-9200
GLENLAKES PRESENTS
THE HERNANDO YOUTH ORCHESTRA
t
In Concert
Conducted by Allan Breithaupt
MAY 22, 2016 - 3 PM
$10\Guest Donation
Cash Bar - 2:30 PM
Now in its 9th season, the Hernando Youth
Orchestra is an all-volunteer organization founded
by John St. John of Brooksville. It fills in the
orchestral gaps in the young musicians’ education
in our area.
It is a non-profit Florida Corpora-tion totally
dependent upon grants and tax-deductible
donations for music, stands, rehearsal space, as well
as instruments among other things.
R E S E R VAT I O N S P L E A S E : L O R I 3 5 2 - 5 9 7 - 9 2 0 0
pg. 12
Glen Lakes Community
Blood Drive
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
pg. 13
S P E C I A L K I WA N I S
BI NGO
TUESDAY, APRIL 19TH 6:30 P.M. - GLENLAKES BALLROOM
DINE IN THE GRILLE ROOM, BRING YOUR RECEIPT & RECEIVE 1 FEE BINGO CARD
The Kiwanis Club of Spring Hill is a branch of International Kiwanis and is dedicated to saving the world one child
and one community at a time. The Branch has thirty members and consists of businesspersons, professionals and
retirees. Several club members reside in Glenlakes.
A group of volunteers with diverse ethnic, color, religious, political backgrounds and views, our common
denominator is the safety and welfare of children. Whether for infants or teens, the Kiwanis Club of Spring Hill
helps educate, feed, clothe or house children in need. Over the years, club members have contributed time, expertise, sweat equity, and financial support. They have demonstrated dedication and concern for the well-being of the
children of Hernando County. We could not begin to document the individual and collective effort devoted to this
cause. Among the organizations we support are The Boys and Girls Club, Arc of the Nature Coast, Lighthouse for
the Blind, People Helping People, First Tee, the YMCA and Barney’s kids.
Out primary fund raising activities include Barney’s Journal, Santa’s Pancake Breakfast and the children’s
Marathon, held at Weeki Wachee State Park. We hope to add Glenlakes Bingo as another noteworthy fundraiser.
Please join the members of the Kiwanis Club of Spring Hill at the clubhouse on Tuesday, APRIL 19, 2016 AT
6:30 PM for an evening of fun and camaraderie. Together we can help raise funds for the needy children of Hernando County.
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
The GlenLakes Photography Club convened
for the first time in 2016 at Jim Hansen’s
home on 16 February. We met to discuss
upcoming topics and events and to display
specific cameras and related photo gear. The
next meetings are scheduled for the third
Tuesday of each month at different homes.
We welcome anyone who has an interest in
photography, regardless of experience. We
are a supporting and teaching group -- while
still learning ourselves -- and are ready
to help you take good pictures. Call Jim
Hansen at 596-1415 or Bill Ohrenberger at
597-5611 for more information.
pg. 14
PICKLEBALL
Just a reminder that pickleball is being played here in
GlenLakes on our beautiful new courts located next to the
front tennis courts. We want to encourage all GlenLakes
Club Members to come and give it a try. The new courts
are superb and the game is fun to play. Open play is
on Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 8:30 am; and on
Wednesday afternoons, a group gets together at 1:00 pm.
We certainly welcome and encourage all levels of play. If
indeed you are a newbie to the game, other players are
more than willing to work with you in learning the game so
please don’t hesitate to come out and give it a try. Please
note that extra paddles and balls are available only during
these specific open play times. At any other time, you will
have to provide your own equipment. Hope to see you on
the courts.
An Evening With
GlenLakes Men’s Golf Association
Frank Ryan- Secretary
USGA Rule Change
(EFFECTIVE JAN 2016)
The GLMGA was off and running to a new 2016 year with an opening season brunch
on January 27th. All the members enjoyed some good food and conversation while
the 2015 Board closed out its business for the year. A huge and sincere thanks goes
out to Dave Sykora/President, Doyle Hill/Secretary & Member Guest Chairman, Tom
Wilson/Tournaments Chairman and Charlie Balut for their enormous number of hours
spent and efforts incurred in supporting the GLMGA during their tenure on the Board.
Prior to close of business, new Board members were nominated and approved by the
outgoing Board. The new Board members are as follows:
Joe Santoro – President
Dave Tharp – Vice President
Frank Ryan - Secretary Art Haywood – Treasurer
Don Haring - Tournaments Chairman Rich Lieberman – Board Member
Barry Whitaker - Member/ Guest Chairman
CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE NEW BOARD!
Unfortunately the scheduled Annual GLMGA Tournament on January 27th needed to
be rescheduled due to cold weather. The new tournament took place on Wednesday,
February 10th with a 12 Noon shotgun start. Congratulations to the winners:
First Place Team Charles Jenkins
Stuart Glover
Richard Lieberman
Blind Draw - $288
Second Place Team
Herb Garletts
Frank Ryan
Bob Bryant
Blind Draw - $240
Third Place Team
Bob Spitler
Pete Crombie
Art Haywood
Blind Draw - $192
Fourth Place Team
Robert Chew
Larry Gousse
Allan Breithaupt
Jerry Jordan
$144
Fifth Place Team
John Stokley
Charley Yannett
Bob Widmar
Blind Draw - $96
Bruce Delguidice
Roy Hampton
Tom Crusey
Larry Gousse
Edward Cannon
Bob Carello
Rich Lieberman
Stu Warburton
Robert Chew
Mike Kosteva
Jake Helm
Dan Roberts
Allan Breithaupt
Don Moroz
Exception – If a competitor
returns a score for any hole
lower than actually taken due
to failure to include one or
more penalty strokes that,
before returning his score
card, he did not know he had
incurred, he is not disqualified.
In such circumstances, the
competitor incurs the penalty
prescribed by the applicable
Rule and an additional penalty
of two strokes for each hole
at which the competitor has
committed a breach of Rule
6-6D. The exception does
not apply when the applicable
penalty is disqualification
from the competition.
__________________________
Glen Lakes Cup (March 3-4)
The Pairings Party took place on February 28th afternoon with selections made for
each team. Congratulations to the Red Team winners of this year’s Glen Lakes Cup.
Each day’s matches were close with Red Team squeezing out the victory. Congratulations to the Winners:
6-6 SCORING IN STROKE PLAY
6-6D
Wrong Score for
the Hole – The competitor
is
responsible
for
the
correctness of the score
recorded for each hole on
his score card. If he returns
a score for any hole lower
than actually taken, he is
disqualified. If he returns a
score for any hole higher than
actually taken, the score as
returned stands.
David Sykora
Charles Jenkins
Stuart Glover
Don Kolb
Bill Gibson
Art Haywood
Golf Course Etiquette
It’s your course. Keep it
nice so you can be proud of
it!
• Always repair your divots,
both on the fairways and
greens.
• Always rake the trap after
your shot.
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Anita
Castignoli Court #1 - 6213 Deltona Blvd. • Next to Circle K
352-597-8480
Barbara
A&B Haircuts
GlenLakes Kayak Club
April 2016
UPCOMING EVENTS
April 7th, 2016 - Meeting at
4pm in the Sandhill Crane
Room
April 13th, 2016 - Salt River
Paddle - a new paddle and
lots of wildlife
April 25-27, 2016 - “Ladies
Paddle” to Stephen Foster
Cultural Center State Park
on the Suwannee and
Santa Fe Rivers
May 5th, 2016 - Meeting at
4pm in the Sandhill Crane
Room. We will be having
a special presentation of
“how to repair a kayak.”
Even if you don’t own your
own kayak you will find
this demonstration very
interesting.
May 18, 2016 - Bayport
to Jenkins Creek new
paddle. Sign-up at April
7th meeting.
Club Meetings - will be held
on the first Thursday of
the month in March, April,
May, September, October,
and November. An away
paddle is being organzied
to Siesta Kay in October
and a Ladies Only paddle
is also in the planning
stage.
TAKE NOTE:
September
21-24 Siesta Key “away”
paddle. More information
will be presented at the
April 7th meeting.
pg. 18
Pristine waters of the Salt River
On Thursday March 3rd we had our first meeting of the 2016 season.
Nearly 50 new members signed up. President Jon Markey presented
the schedule of paddles and meeting for the entire 2016 season. Included were three new paddles.
To the left please see the upcoming paddles and meeting dates.
By the time you read this over 40 members of the GlenLakes Kayak club
will have paddled the nearby Weeki Wachee River. In the next edition
of the EAGLE we will publish some of the photos from that paddle.
On April 7th we will have the next meeting. If you did not sign-up at
the March meeting you are encouraged to come and sign-up then. This
will be a very unique meeting in that besides the sign-ups for the April
Salt River (NEW) paddle and others we will also have a demonstration
in the GlenLakes pool of paddling and safety techniques. The meeting
will start at 4:00pm in the Sandhill Crane Room and then move down to
the pool area.
On April 13th we will have our second paddle for the season the Salt
River. The launch point is in nearby Homosassa only 25 minutes away.
You will have an opportunity to see a variety of wildlife. This paddle is
considered very easy.
For additional information on the Kayak Club, look for posters at the
mail kioks, visit the Kayak Club page at www.glenlakes.com or contact
Curt Reilly at 596-2727 or [email protected].
Glenlakes Singles Social Club
| Carol Sachs
WE ARE DELIGHTED TO TELL YOU ALL ABOUT THE OUTPOURING OF INTEREST IN OUR CLUB. FIVE NEW MEMBERS JOINED US
IN JUST THE FIRST TWO MONTHS OF 2016. I GUESS THE NEWS IS OUT .. “TOGETHER IS THE NICEST PLCE TO BE”. ONE OF THE
BENEFITS OF THIS GROWTH IS THAT EACH NEW MEMBER BRINGS IN FRESH NEW SUGGESTIONS TO CONSIDER FOR FUTURE
EVENTS.
RECENTLY SEVERAL OF OUR MEMBERS TRIED THEIR LUCK AT THE RACES IN TAMPA BAY DOWNS.WE WERE ABLE TO ENJOY
DISCOUNTED ENTRY RATES BECAUSE WE SHARED EXPENSES WITH THE RED HAT “SCARLETT BELLES”. WE WELCOME ANY OF
THE GLENLAKES CLUBS TO CO-SHARE FUTURE EVENTS WITH US .. IT’S A WIN-WIN OPPORTUNITY!
OUR ACTIVITIES ARE POSTED AT EACH OF THE MAIL KIOSKS. IF YOU ARE A SINGLE GLENLAKES MEMBER WE INVITE YOU TO
ATTEND OUR NEXT MEETING ON TUESDAY,APRIL 5TH. YOU ARE SURE TO SEE LOTS OF FRIENDLY FACES AND MEET NEW FRIENDS.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL PRESIDENT DONA GILBODY, [508] 523-5307.
Together is the nicest place to be.
Singles Club Membership (Open to All GlenLakes Members) - Annual Dues $20 Per Person - Covers January through December
Checks Payable to Carol Sachs
Name:__________________________________
Phone:_________________________________
Email _________________________________________________
Checks can be turned in at meetings or mailed to Dona Gilbody - 9443 Savannah Court, Weeki Wachee, FL 34613
pg. 19
GlenLakes Ladies Golf Association
By Honora Browne
Nellie Van Berlo
Karolyn Stokley
Sharon Jordan
Judy Voiers
Annette Davis
Judy Potter
Presidents Report – Mary Vuolo
February brought us to our Second Major Tournament of the Year,
the Winter Eclectic. It also featured our 2016 Member/Guest, Bring
in the Clowns. Thank you to the members who supported these
tournaments and for your support of our organization. Congratulations
to the winners! I want to welcome our newest members, Louise
Haring, Jennifer Steinman and Brenda Graham.
Also welcome
back Sue Goodman. Looking forward to seeing you on Ladies Day.
Congratulations to our weekly winners for the month of February.
Results for February 5th & 11th
Winter Eclectic- Major Tournament
This was a two day individual tournament. Players posted a score
for the first day and then tried to better each hole the next day. The
winners will have their names engraved on the plaque outside the
ladies locker room. The winners were:
Overall Low Gross
Overall Low Net Nellie Van Berlo
Karolyn Stokley
77
59
First Flight
1st Low Gross
1st Low Net
2nd Low Net
Judy Voiers
Carol White Mary Vuolo
80
63
71
Second Flight
1st Low Gross
1st Low Net
2nd Low Net
Pat Rhodes
Sharon Jordan Annette Davis
88
63
66
Third Flight
1st Low Gross
1st Low Net
2nd Low Net
Judy Potter
Fran McCarron Joyce Thomas
93
66
72
Results for February 18 – Two Best Balls
This was a team event. The pro-shop did the pairings. Two best net
balls of the foursome were used on each hole. The winners were:
1st Place
Alma Chaffman
Carole Groechel
Sharon Jordan
Pat Purvis
pg. 20
Carol White
125
Mary Vuolo
Fran McCarron
Pat Rhodes
Joyce Thomas
2nd Place
Carol White
Nina Bryant
Joyce Thomas
Jessie Helton
126
2016 Ladies Member Guest – February 24, 25 & 26
“Bring in the Clowns” was the theme for this year’s Member/Guest
and a fun time was had by all during the event. The tournament
committee chaired by Nancy Vanglider with the assistance of Nina
Bryant, Mary Ann Kaiser, Victoria Page, Leslie Roberts, Pam Rogers,
Patti Radison, Joyce Thomas and Nelly VanBerlo did an outstanding
job. The advertiser’s journal consisted of ads by 37 area stores and
businesses and we want to thank them for their support. Without
them, we could not have put on such an outstanding tournament.
Please support these businesses.
Three days of golf, starting with a practice round on Wednesday,
was followed by two days of tournament play. The game for the
tournament was an Eclectic format. Each team posted a score for the
first day and then tried to better each hole on the second day. Twenty
nine teams competed in four flights. The winners by flight were:
Overall Low Gross
Nina Bryant
74 MOC
Sue Burton
Overall Low Net
Louise Haring
Cyndy Ilseman
54
1st Net
Judy Voiers
Judy Procious
59 MOC
2nd Net
Alma Chaffman
Cheryl Ferris
59 MOC
3rd Net
Pat Gallagher
Pat Bethune
59 MOC
4th NetNelly VanBerlo61
Marilyn Assance
Sign Up and Join in the Fun on Thursdays! You’ll Be Glad You Did!
Flight 2
1st NetSandy O’Del60
Hazel Mazzuco
2nd Net
Annette Davis
Pat Smith
62 MOC
3rd Net
Leslie Roberts
Debra Roberts
62 MOC
Birdie & Ringer Report – Nina Bryant
NameDateHoleDescription
Pat Gallagher
1/3/163Eagle
Annette Davis
1/7/167Birdie
Pat Gallagher
1/21/16
10, 13
Birdie
Kathy Nani
1/21/1612Birdie
Pat Rhodes
1/21/167Birdie
Judy Voiers
1/21/166Birdie
4th NetSharon Helm64
Elaine Fitzgerald
Honora Browne
1/28/1616Birdie
Flight 3 1st NetJudy Potter55
Becky Kerchner
Sharon Jordan
1/28/167Birdie
2nd Net
Mike Hirschfield
Barbara Davis
58 MOC
Judy Voiers
3rd Net
Jessie Helton
Peg Bloomquist
58 MOC
4th Net
Carol While
Lyle Glassmyer
Karen Stokely
1/28/16
4
Birdie Chip-in
Judy Voiers
1/28/167Birdie
1/28/16
16
Birdie Chip-in
Mary Vuolo
2/5/1616Birdie
Pat Gallagher
2/11/1618Birdie
Nelly VanBerlo
60 MOC
Flight 4 1st NetFran McCarron57
Roseann Latoria
2nd Net
Karolyn Stokley
Terry Sempsel
Pat Gallagher
1/28/1610Birdie
58 MOC
3rd Net
Pam Buchanan
Marie Martin
58 MOC
4th Net
Beckie Monroe
Darlene Bess
58 MOC
2/11/16
1, 14, 16
Birdie
Judy Voiers
2/11/1612Birdie
Mary Vuolo
2/11/1616Birdie
Carol White
2/11/165Birdie
Jessie Helton
2/18/167Birdie
Sharon Jordan
2/18/164Birdie
Nina Bryant
2/26/1613Birdie
Alma Chaffman
2/25/16
3, 4
Birdie
Pat Gallagher
2/25/166Birdie
Leslie Roberts
2/29/16Broke 90
Handicap Committee Report – Karen Markey
Any golf member or social member, who maintains a USGA Handicap,
must post their score each time they play. If you appear on the tee
sheet, you must turn in a card and/or a score even if it is a practice
round.
Thanks to Bill Heath and Mary Vuolo for great pictures from the 2016 Member/Guest .
pg. 21
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pg. 22
Italian Renaissance Club
Requiescat in Pace, Joseph Di Marco
It is with a sad and heavy heart that I begin this article as we
mourn the passing of our beloved friend and co-founder, Joe Di
Marco. Joe entered eternal life on March 7. Our hearts, thoughts
and prayers are with Marianne and her children as they lay their
husband, father and grandfather to rest. Joe was a tower of
strength for his family until he began to suffer from a variety of
illnesses in recent years. May he rest in peace and may we always
hold a special spot for him in our hearts and memories.
| APRIL 2016
April 23 - Festa D’Italiano Bocce Courts
May 15th - End of the Year Dinner Papa Joe’s
June TBD - Possible Outing to Lakeridge Winery
July TBD - Movie Night at the Club
We are finally experiencing the true beginning of spring; there
are many more colorful birds and butterflies in our gardens these
days and some of us have already turned on the air conditioners.
Many of our guests from “the north” have left and now we get
back to our “normal” lives. Whatever that means.
For the IRC, we are preparing for our annual Festa d’Italia to
be held April 23 by the bocce courts. Thank you, Matteo, for
reserving the site and for securing the tables and chairs for this
event.
Ladies and gents, be sure to hone your cooking skills as we
look forward to sampling all the different styles of cooking ziti,
meatballs and eggplant; and, my favorite the many variety of
desserts that are offered. As Dom De Louise would say, “are you
sure it’s enough?” I have said it many times in the past, we eat
well!
Finally a reminder to sign up for the end of the year banquet to
be held at Papa Joe’s on May 15th at 4:00 p.m. It is imperative to
make your reservations early because the banquet room serves
ninety so reservations will be made on a first come, first served
basis. Thank you again to Matt for making the arrangements for
this annual dinner.
Enjoy the beautiful weather and please remember Marianne in
your prayers.
Until next time,
Benedizione e d’amore
Con affetto,
Doris
Italian Renaissance Club Membership - Annual Dues $15 Per Person - Covers September 1 through August 31
Check Payable to GlenLakes Italian Renaissance Club (GLIRC)
Name:__________________________________
Phone:_________________________________
Email _________________________________________________
Make Check Payable to GLIRC - Marita Hickey - 8480 Athens Court, Weeki Wachee, FL 34613
OR
Sign up and pay at our next Membership Meeting
pg. 23
Scarlett Belles
OFF TO THE RACES!
The Scarlett Belles joined the Glen Lakes Singles on February 24th for a full day of fun and frolic at Tampa Bay Downs! Rumor has it
there were several winners - a good time was had by all. Bus transportation, entrance fees and a buffet luncheon was arranged by
coordinator Pat Woznicki. We appreciate her effort in making this a fun outing for our Glen Lakes groups.
The Scarlett Belles welcomes two new members - Shirley Quehl and Joyce Dremel. We know you will enjoy the many activities of our
Chapter.
Our January Mad Hatter event was a huge success. A donation of the proceed s of hat sales was made to the Haven Women’s
Rescue Center in Clearwater. The Center provides domestic violence service to over 17,000 individuals each year.
Planning ahead for October - the Activities Committee once again would like to host our “WITCHES BREW LUNCHEON”
and costume contest. We want to invite our nearby Sister Chapters and need volunteers to have this large event here.
Please get in touch with Sandy Millington to volunteer your help.
Calendar of Events
The Scarlett Belles waste no time in making plans for the coming months so mark your calendar.
APRIL 16TH
RED HAT GALA in Tampa with several hundred members from the West
Coast of Florida enjoying a day of
fun and frolic.
pg. 24
MAY 12TH
Annual Spring Tea
Want to join the Scarlett Belles? Contact Barbara Roseanu for membership information.
A Holiday Invitation to All Past Members
of the Glen Lakes Travel Club
5 DAYS • 8 MEALS
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
4 Group round trip airport transfer Springfield, MO
to Branson, MO
4 8 Meals (3 dinners, 1 lunch and 4 breakfasts)
4 Spend 4 nights in the entertainment capital of
the nation, Branson, Missouri
4 See 5 great shows
4 Gratuities included
4 $25 in Mayflower Money
Shoji Tabuchi – This is Branson’s first family of extraordinary musical entertainment. From fiddle mastery to true showmanship the
Tabuchi family will take your breath away.
Daniel O’Donnell Christmas Show – Enjoy the Irish stylings of
Irelands’ favorite son, Daniel O’Donnell as he returns to Branson for
a limited time. Enjoy the music of this charming crooner who will
perform his hits and holiday classics.
Andy Williams Christmas Extravaganza with The Osmonds
and The Lennon Sisters – Experience Andy Williams Christmas
Extravaganza. The legacy continues at the Andy Williams Moon
River Theater with a special Christmas show featuring The
Osmonds and The Lennon Sisters. It’s an amazing variety of entertainment performing holiday favorites.
Liverpool Legends with George Harrison Meet and Greet –
Beatlemania is alive and well in Branson! Liverpool legends is the
group of talented artists personally selected by George Harrison’s
sister featuring vintage instruments and authentic costumes. Relive
the magic and hear the music that you love from these Liverpool
lads.
Baldknobbers Jamboree Show – You can’t visit Branson without
seeing the long-running shows that helped pioneer this entertainment capital. The Baldknobbers has entertained music and comedy
fans for over 50 years.
Mel’s Hard Luck Diner – Added especially for you, enjoy lunch at
this delightful 1950’s style diner featuring Branson’s original singing
servers!
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
The Grand Oaks Hotel, Branson, MO
Shows are subject to change.
2016 DEPARTURE
November 17
PER PERSON
TWIN ROOM
SINGLE
ROOM
$1,199
add $369
Call for air rates from your city to and from Springfield, MO
Travelers Protection Plan (TPP)
This nonrefundable fee waives all cancellation fees when we are notified of cancellation one day before the tour
departs. If you must leave the tour early due to personal illness, illness or death of a member of your immediate
family, TPP guarantees full refund for any unused services after the departure of the tour. Other benefits include
medical expenses for illness and injury, emergency transportation, 24 hour hot line, and lost or stolen baggage
assistance. Return air transportation is included ONLY if your air tickets were provided by Mayflower Tours. If you
purchase the optional Travelers Protection Plan (TPP), you will be refunded all payments, including deposit
amount, less the TPP premium amount.
Without Travelers Protection Plan (TPP)
• 61 days and more – deposit amount
• 60 – 31 days – 20% of the tour cost
• 30 – 15 days – 30% of the tour cost
• 14 – 1 day prior – 40% of the tour cost
• Day of departure or early departure
from tour – 100% of the tour cost
No refund on unused portion
Exclusions: Mayflower Tours reserves the right to alter its refund and cancellation policy when a substantial amount of
cancellation or postponement of travel is attributable to: conditions resulting from an act of God, natural or man-made
disaster, fire, government action, civil disorder, war, hostilities between nations, or unavailability of transportation
through no fault of Mayflower Tours.
FOR RESERVATIONS OR INFORMATION CONTACT:
Tony Briganti
(352) 597-7688
Sandra Millington
(352) 597-9590
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TENNIS NEWS
Velma George | Roving Reporter
Hello Ladies and Gentlemen.
The writer’s block is somewhat improved, but there are no
guarantees that it will not return at any moment, so if this
article abruptly ends, you will understand why.
Spring in Florida reminds us of why we decided to retire
to the Sunshine State and except for the sneezing from the
thick pollen, we simply love it here. Sneezing has occurred
mid service motion and is extremely distracting. The
server sneezes. Should the receiver say, “Bless you” or just
concentrate on the service return. Since we’re not playing
for money, the polite thing would be to say “Bless you”
and call a let, first serve. Just made that rule up. The rule
enforcement police will not enforce it so just play as you
wish.
The tennis and pickleball courts are busy. Your roving
tennis reporter ventured onto the pickleball courts recently
and with the help of John Grue and Mississippi George,
managed to score a few points against experienced
players. Thanks to them for partnering me in this endeavor
and not laughing too much at my feeble attempts to hit
that ball with the waaayyyy too short paddle. Practice,
practice, practice. My performance elicited good natured
laughter and comments from the Peanut Gallery, but there
was no offence taken. After all, they had to be beginners
once too. Scorekeeping is a little difficult, but they assured
me I would learn quickly. Judy Jeanette also assured me
that pickleball will improve a tennis player’s net game so
the two sports complement each other. Any help with the
net game is greatly appreciated.
GlenLakes Snow Birds will be flying away soon. We’ll
miss our friends and the wonderful facilities at GlenLakes
especially our tennis courts. Our Court Guy, Auggie, takes
such good care of our courts. Thank you Auggie for all
your hard work and Judy, be ready to restring my racquet
in October.
Hope to see you on court soon and keep hitting that little
yellow ball and that larger not so yellow pickleball.
-Velma
Judy Jeanette | Director of Tennis
Cert. Elite USPTA Professional
GOODBYE SNOWBIRDS
We will miss you. Have safe journeys back to the North
Country. We will see you again soon...Fall 2016!
SPRING HAS SPRUNG
Don’t you agree that this winter season just flew by! We
weathered through some cold spells and dealt with the
wind on many occasion, but overall, I thought it was a
pg. 28
pretty darn nice fall and winter. It is the reason we live and
play at GlenLakes.
The rainy season will be upon us soon now that spring
has arrived. All members will need to watch for and read
all signs posted or listen to direct verbal instructions given
by GlenLakes Staff, Auggie or Judy, concerning tennis court
usage.
If signs are posted that the courts are closed...that means
that the courts are closed and do not play until the signs are
taken down.
If either Auggie or Judy directs you to “not play until advised
otherwise” or “do not play...courts are closed”, you must
follow instructions. Those members that disregard signs or
instruction are in violation of rules that are provided by the
club.
When the courts are too wet for safe play, any action of
trying to speed up the drying time by dragging brushes
through puddles will not only harm the court surface but
also damage the courts sub-surface. Below is a picture of
damage to one of our courts. This happened even though a
directive was given that the court too wet to use.
The sub-surface of any tennis court is like the foundation
of your house. If it is weakened...it will not support your
house. The tennis court in the picture above cannot provide
consistent play. The damaged spot will need to be worked
on; material worked in, the area rolled and with time it will
settle and match the rest of the playing surface area.
Why would anyone cause this destruction?
Simply waiting to play 30 to 60 minutes would have solved
this issue. Go back home and come back a little later. Be
patient. Please don’t do anything that will damage your
courts.
We are very lucky to have Auggie. He fixed the issue.
However, it cost the club in extra man hours and heavy lifting
of court materials and labor.
Since I am on the subject...it is every member’s responsibility
to play in proper attire and wear correct TENNIS shoes. I am
aren’t really tennis shoes). When buying a pair of tennis WE HAVE SMILING FACES AT THE GLENLAKES
shoes you must first inform the salesperson that you want a MIXERS WHERE FRIENDSHIP AND CAMARADERIE
tennis shoe for TENNIS. Most TENNIS shoes will have the ARE SHARED!
proper sole construction for all tennis court surfaces unless
they are made specifically for grass or soft court play.The
shoe will provide a smooth, not nubby or deeply grooved
sole. Wearing the wrong shoe digs up the court surface and
makes gouges in the surface. When playing with or against
someone with the wrong shoes you will be faced with bad
bounces. Murphy’s Law will dictate that the ball will land on
one of the chewed up areas and it will bounce awkward or
not at all. Below is a picture showing the damage of wearing
improper sneaker/tennis shoe on the court.
We all take pride in our tennis courts at GlenLakes Country
Club. Please help keep our courts in tip top condition
by following all the rules, having proper footwear and
completely brushing the entire court surface (fence edge to
net) and flossing the lines after completion of play. Your
cooperation is appreciated.
TENNIS CLASSES
For more information, contact Judy Jeanette
Judy at Strings & Things Pro Shop | 352-232-0321 | [email protected]
ADVANCED DOUBLES CLASS - Every Friday - 6:00 to 8:00 pm - Tennis Center Courts
You will learn doubles intelligence. We practice all situations and constantly work to improve our net play and team
work. It is a fun class with doubles play to end the night.
SUPER DRILL - Every Thursday - 7:00 to 9:00 pm - Tennis Center Courts. This is a cardio workout from playing tennis.
It is for all ages. Players will get winded and will run…a bunch. It is a tough and challenging class.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION - Call Judy to schedule appointment.
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SYNOPSIS
Pat Pemberton (Katharine Hepburn), a college athletics instructor, enters a number of golf
matches against female professionals. She holds her own until her well-meaning but condescending fiancé, Collier Weld (William Ching), turns up at the games and distracts her.
Sports manager, Mike Conovan (Spencer Tracy) sees her talent and offers to train her.
OUTSIDE CONCESSION STAND MENU
Fried Fish Sandwich.........................$10
Chicken Sandwich............................$10
6oz. Cheese Burger..........................$10
*All sandwiches include Curly Fries & Slaw
Onion Rings w/Romelade Sauce......... $5
Cheese Fries w/bacon & sour cream...$6
Nachos w/cheese.............................$4
Large soft pretzel............................$3
Popcorn.......................................... $1
Rootbeer Floats/Milkshakes
Ice Cream Sundae Bar
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