President`s Corner

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84/1
February
President's Corner
The 1984 Board of Directors is pleased to announce that there will be no increase in
dues this year. The present fee of $280.00 is quite a bargain when you compare our
fine pool and tennis facilities with others in North Atlanta.
We have an excellent Swim Team program for the kids and very competitive ALTA tennis
teams for all levels of play.
In addition, the three holiday parties (Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day) along
with the Sunday Family Nights are features most of the other neighborhood clubs do
not have.
The single most important element that keeps the Brittany Club running strong is
membership participation. However, at this time, we have approximately 10 openings
for Membership which need to be filled as soon as possible to enable the club to
fulfill all improvements planned in this year's budget.
Please encourage your
neighbors who are not members to apply for membership. Enclosed is an application
form. Contact a Board Member for assistance. This year's Board of Directors are as
follows:
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Communications
BUildings/Grounds
Social Chairman
Membership
Tennis
Pool
GIL HUDNALL
ERNIE VALERA
LESLIE KRIVO
JIM BEDELL
STEVE McLAUGHLIN
VINCE GIOVINAZZO
ANN EPPS
TERRY MULLANE
J 1M STIRLING
DEBBIE WRIGHT
The 1984 Board wishes to thank the former Board Members whose terms ended in Decem­
ber: Lynn Bush, Bob Cavanaugh, John Ernst, Larry Mattix, and Doris Miller. Job
WELL DONE II
If everyone continues to participate and help out when called upon, this year should
be more enjoyable than ever. I look forward to meeting and seeing everyone at the
club.
GIL HUDNALL
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Membership
Since the last Brittany Bits we have had resignations from Bill McElhannon, Walt
Basco, and Roger Bauer.
A hearty welcome to new members Joel and Al Culley who reside at 3302 Finistere
Court. Joel is with the City of Atlanta.
A reminder to all members to solicit new members within the Club area of Oglethorpe
Estates, Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall, Sunderland, DuBerry Court and Wood
Valley Court. Call Terry Mullane (237-0469) for further information or assistance.
Tennis
ALTA Tennis:
Brittany has four entries in ALTA mixed doubles this winter. These
teams are competing at the A-l, A-5, B-3 and C-l levels. The regular season sched­
ule continues on Sunday afternoons through March 4.
The rosters for men's and women's Spring ALTA are due February 14. There will be
four men's teams playing Saturday mornings beginning March 24th and four women's
teams playing Thursday mornings beginning March 22nd.
In addition, efforts are
being made to start a C-level entry in the Business Women's League, with play set
for Sunday afternoons. Call Cheryl Barlow if you are interested.
Junior boys and junior girls ALTA teams are being managed by Judy Thompson and Dona
King, respectively. The girls' matches begin Tuesday, March 20th, and the boys
start the next day.
Players may be added to teams as late as two weeks after play begins. If you are
not on a roster but would like to play, contact the appropriate captain or anyone on
the Tennis Committee.
1984 Eyents: The Tennis Committee for 1984 includes Jim Stirling (Chairman), Mary
Cartwright (Women's Coordinator), Stan Krivo, Rita McDonald, Len O'Neill and Lynn
Bush. We expect to conduct mixed doubles tournaments on Memorial Day and Labor Day
weekends, and doubles tournaments on July 4th~ as well as other adult and junior
events throughout the year. If you have an idea for an event you would like to see
added to the agenda, please contact one of the committee members.
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84/2
April
President's Corner
The pool is being prepared for opening, the bathrooms are under renovation, tennis
is in full swing and the Memorial Day Party promises to be a great social event. We
need a big turnout for workday on April 28, 1984. All of us have baseball games,
tennis matches, yard work and other distrac ions on work day, but you owe it 0 the
club to come down for an hour or two and participate in getting your club ready for
the summer.
We are still short on membership. Talk to your non-member neighbors to see if we
can fill our vacancies. Our bUdget is based on fixed cost obligations, and if we
don't have 220 members, the dues will probably have to be increased to cover our
overhead.
If anyone has any suggestions for improving the operation of the various aspects of
the club, except for impeachment of the President, please call and discuss them with
me. We encourage membership participation in all areas of operation.
See you at the pool.
GIL HUDNALL
Membership
Since the last Brittany Bits we have had
Gunhouse, and Guy Patton.
resignations from E. M. Hart,
Peter
A hearty welcome to new members John and Fredrica Thames, residing at 3159 Saybrook
Dr., and their daughter Ginger. John is with the City of Atlanta. Also joining the
club are Guy and Lee Marley and thei r daughter Christy. The Marleys live at 1768
South Johnson Ferry Road, and Guy is with Star Blends.
A reminder to all members to solicit new members within the club area of Oglethorpe
Estates, Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall, Sunderland, DuBerry Court and Wood
Valley Court. Recent resignations from the club have resulted in several vacancies.
A membership application is enclosed. If you know any families who may be interest­
ed in joining, extend an invitation and application. Call Terry Mullane (237-0469)
for further information or assistance.
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Social
Social chairman, Ann Epps, reports that Vince Giovi nazzo and committee have plans
well underway for the upcoming Memorial Day Party on Saturday, May 26th. Mark your
calendar now and plan to attend.
S.'nn1ng Pool
With Mother Nature's cooperation, the pool will be open on weekends for all Brittany
members starting May 5. The swim team will begin practice May 7 from 4-6 p.m. every
weekday through May. Our guards for the year will be SuSu as manager and Holly,
Dana and Kathy as guards. Holly will be swim coach with Dana as her assistant.
Kathy will be back as diving coach.
There will be a workday April 28 (rain date April 29). We need everybody. Chairs
need to be pulled out and cleaned, deck washed and swept, pool cover removed and
cleaned and pool cleaned -- a complete spring cleaning around the grounds.
Please
bring brooms, rakes or just yourself anytime that day and help get everything in
tip-top Brittany shape. Refreshments will be provided.
Enclosed in th Bits is a copy of pool rules. Please read carefully, with special
attention to #5 and #6, as these will be strictly enforced by our guards for the
safety of all children.
There have been several complaints regarding the use of radios at the pool. Please
be courteous and keep radios turned down so as not to disturb those around you who
may not wish to hear your music.
Swim and Diving Team
Swim and diving practice will begin May 7 from 4 - 5 p.m. for ages 10 and under and
5 - 6 p.m. for ages over 10. Swim suits will be on sale at Brittany on Tuesday, May
8. There will be a brief but important meeting Monday, May 7, at 5 p.m. Please,
all swimmers and parents, try to attend because there will be some changes announced
and details of upcoming events, parties and plans for the '84 season will be dis­
cussed.
If you are interested in the Dynamo Stroke Clinic to be offered in May, please
contact me for information concerning dates, times and fees.
It is an excellent
course to help you get in shape for our summer league.
We will be recycling aluminum cans as a fund raiser for the swim team this year so
start saving them now. Bring what you have saved to our meeting on the 7th. The
more cans we collect, the more fun we can have this summer.
For those parents who volunteer to be certified as judges, the diving coaches clinic
will be sometime in May. I will have all the information on the date by the 15th of
April. Please call me if you are interested. We need at least three judges.
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I am looking forward to having all our swimmers back as well as all newcomers to
make this not only a successful year but a summer full of fun.
GO BARRACUDAS I
Debbie Wright (252-9748)
Tennis
ALTA:
Two of Brittany's four winter mixed doubles teams made it to the playoffs
before being eliminated. The A-I team captained by Bill Smith finished second in
its division to earn a playoff spot, while Harry De Meza's B-3 team finished on top
of its division with a 32-3 record. Congratulations to all involved for the fine
showingl
We have 9 teams in Spring ALTA play -- 3 men's, 4 women's and 2 junior's. Regular
season play in each will continue through the first week in May. It's not too early
to think about the summer schedule. If you are new to the club or have not other­
wise been on a roster recently, fee 1 free to contact any of the tenn i s committee
members or team captains.
Club Notes:
We're planning a mixed doubles tournament in connection with the
Memorial Day weekend festivities (May 26-28).
We're considering several formats
with a goal of fostering good competition and socializing.
Watch the board for
details and a sign-up sheet in mid-May.
We continue to have isolated incidents of vandalism or mischief with respect to our
courts and equipment. The absence of a bench at Court 4 is a recent example of the
problem. Replacement or repair of affected items is a needless waste of members'
time and money. Please consider the preservation of all our tennis facilities to be
a collective responsibility, and take appropriate action where you see abuse of any
kind.
Jim Stirling
BUildings/Grounds
Renovation of the Club bathrooms will take place over the next month. During this
time, the ALTA teams will need to make other arrangements since the bathrooms will
be unavailable for use. We regret the inconvenience, but the improvements should
make it all worthwhile.
WORKDAY IS COMING
Workday is scheduled for Saturday, April 28, starting at 9 a.m. (rain day is Sunday,
April 29). We urge everybody to come down and pitch in. Even a small amount of
time can really help. Free beer and soft drinks will be provided.
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Bfts of Brfttany
Not enough of us realize we have a real hero in our midst. Hurne Cole, a new member,
took to our Silver Lake like a duck takes to water.
While feeding our mallards
their daily bread, he noticed one of the ducks cou d not fly because of fishing line
wrapped around one of her legs. After several weeks of trying, he finally caught
her, had a veterinarian remove the line, and the mallard lives happily ever after.
What a great story and grand fellowl Thanks, Hume, for your efforts. Al Bloch does
live onl
Did you know, too, that we have more champions in our midst? Kim Mosel~ and Chuck
McCuen coach the Women's and Men's Tennis Teams at Georgia State.
Now how often
does that happen?
Cynthia Morrison and Mary Bush showed thei r expertise at the
recent County meet by capturing 2nd and 9th in diving. Congratulate Casey Hoerner
for her 3rd place achievement in freestyle and Patricia Powell for winning the
individual medley and 2nd place in the SOD freestyle.
She must be following in
brother Mike's steps whose swim team just won the North Junior College Championship.
Seems those early morning practices at the Brittany pool do payoff!
Found:
Husky or Alaskan Malamute puppy without tag.
Gray with black and tan
mark ings.
Found fi rst of April.
If anyone knows anyth ing about who th 15 dog
belongs to, please call Ann Stewart at 237-5449.
BRITTANY
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84/3
June
SOCIAL NEWS
A fun ti me was had by all those who attended the "Brittany Bash" Party. Iris and
Vince Giovinazzo headed a hardworking committee and extend many thanks to Susan and
Bob Hamilton, Margaret and Art Peeples, Flora and John Shevlin, and Bonnie and Marty
Wo 1 f.
Larry Mattix, head
son -- get extra
throughout the day
and chicken. Very
chef, and his crew -- Dick Bush, Hutch Hutchinson and Ray Morri­
"stars" for thei r performance -- those long hours of cook in9
(even in the rain) and turning out the delicious barbecued ribs
tasty!
Thanks to all the others who helped pick up equipment, decorate, greet the members &
guests, attend the bar, and help clean up. Job Well Donel Our hats are off to Iris
and Vince!!!
father's Day Cookout
Sunday night
the bulletin
Also, it's a
duce them to
family
board
great
one of
cookout comes on June 17th. Grills will be hot at 6:30. Check
at pool for deta11s.
Let's encourage new members to attend.
time to bring any prospective member or new resident and intro­
our club's enjoyable activities for the entire family.
fourth of July
Since there is no three-day holiday weekend over July 4th this year, we'll have most
of our traditional Independence Day activities on Wednesday, the 4th. The enclosed
flyer provides additional deta11s, as ·~c:ll as a reservation form for dinner. Please
make your reservations as early as possible~ and in no event later than Friday, June
29. This will greatly enhance our planning, and will assure you of a place in the
dinner line. We will have a limited number of meal tickets available on the 4th, so
there are no guarantees without a reservation. We'll see you on the 4th!
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Teen Nita at BrittanY
Friday, June 22, from 8-11 p.m., rising 8th graders through IS-year olds are invited
party at the Club! Plan to invite one non-member guest each to swim, dance, and
eat pizza! There will be a $1.00 charge per person at the door plus the cost of
food. Besides all the fun at the party that night, you may be "flying high" if you
win a drawing that entitles you and two friends to a plane trip over Atlanta with
Pat Epps, owner of Epps Air Service. What a ball! Plan to attendl
to
Brittany Brfdge
The summ r bridge round robin is about to begin.
Enjoy sitting around the pool
while playing bridge. Arrange the play according to your own summer schedule. Call
Susie Mclaughlin at 252-8434 as soon as possible if you are int erested -­ play
begins June 17.
MEMBERSHIP
Since the last Brittany Bits we have had resignations from Dick Smith and Jim
Thomas. We also had four terminations due to non-payment of dues.
A hearty welcome to new members Suzanne Palmer and Keith Avera, Foster and Vel vet
Brown, Dan and Jane Carr, Ed and Nora Ford, Larry and Sheila Moriarty, Richard and
Janine Selberg, Bill and Kristen Stanhope, and Darlene Vaughan.
On Sunday night, June 17, 1984, Father's Day, we are having a cookout at the club.
We encourage you to bring prospective member famil ies with you to the cookout to
take a look at our club and the fun we have. We still have vacancies in our member­
ship roster and need a few more members. Those families eligible for membership are
those residing in Oglethorpe Estates, Brittany, Cambridge Park, Hampton Hall,
Sunderland, DuBerry Court and Wood Valley Court.
If you know of any families in
these neighborhoods who might be interested in joining, invite them to the cookout
and sell them on our club. For further information and appl ications, call Terry
Mullane (237-0469) •
We have been having trouble with dogs wandering around the club
facilities unattended. These dogs are becoming a real nuisance due to their odorous
residue, fighting and the danger to small chilrlren. We have had numerous complaints
from members. Please keep your dogs at home or, at the very least, on a leash while
around the club facilities. We do not want to ask the county to impound one of your
family pets.
.M1.~ellaneous.
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TENNIS
Forty-eight players took part in the Memorial Day weekend mixed­
doubles tournament. the following teams prevailed over some stiff competition and
recurring rains:
Club Events:
A Flight
1st:
2nd:
3rd:
G. Howroyd/S. McLaughlin
S. Krivo/P. Heller
J. Stirling/To Hutchinson
a Flight
G. Miller/R. McDonald
M. Miller/M. Armstrong
T. Jabaley/D. Miller
C Fl1ght
J. Poe/D. Wright
M. Swartz/C. Jones
B. McMahon/G. Davidson
Congratulations to alll
Our July 4th festivities will include both men's and women's doubles tournaments.
The finals of both events will be on the 4th (a Wednesday this year). The prelimi­
nary men's rounds wi 11 be on the previous weekend, whil e the women wl1 1 begi n on
Monday, July 2. Check the board for sign-up sheets.
Special thanks are in order to Larry Mattix, Hutch Hutchinson and Terry Mullane for
the new bench on court 4 and those outside courts 1, 4 and 6. This involved many
hours of hard work, and their efforts are greatly appreciated.
AL~:
Summer play for ALTA mixed doubles begins June 16. Brittany will again field
four teams -- two A's, one B and one C.
This should cover virtually any skill
level; so if you'd like to play and aren't already 011 a roster, see any member of
the Tennis Committee or team captains. All matches are on Saturday mornings.
The last two seasons of men's ALTA at the C level have shown that we have a numbers
problem. There were too few players for the two teams entered in the fall of 1983,
and there was an overabundance of players for the consolidated team which competed
in the spring of this year. Bill Roberts is working on a solution and has prepared
the enclosed survey as a means of ascertaining the desires of those affected. If
you are a past or prospective player at th{s level, please take the time to complete
the form and return it to Bill at your earliest convenience.
Congratulations to Brittany's Boys 14 and under AL~ team who won the City Champion­
ship May 19thl Playing superbly al~ season were: Richard Bush, Jody Culley, Ken
Doss, Walter Gourgues, Randy Harkins, Kris Hutchinson, Mi e McMahon, and Chris
Mi llen.
Mary Cartwright is on the lookout for more women interested in playing fall ALTA.
Please check with Mary if you would like more information.
There is a new Brittany entry in the USTA men's singles/doubles league.
began June 10 with matches set for 4:00 on Sunday afternoons.
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Play
MEN'S "C" ALl1t PLAYERS
If you are interested in playing ments "C" level ALTA this Fall, please complete the
following survey form and return to Bill Roberts as soon as possible. As those of
you who played this Spring know, our C2 doubles was blessed with either too many
players or too few, depending on your point of view and how much you wanted to play.
Based on the returns from the survey, we will either continue with one doubles team;
one doubles and one singles/doubles team; or two singles/doubles teams. Regardless,
Captain Bill is not going to try to schedule and play 24 players this Falll
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August
SOCIAl NEWS
Fourth of July
Our traditional JUly 4th festivities once again provided a wealth of entertainment,
food and drink for many Brittany families and their guests. As with most events of
this nature, the day's success depended on the efforts of many volunteers.
We
served in excess of 260 dinners, and Reggie and Carole Jones, Larry and Barbara
Mattix, Drew and Gail Davidson, Leslie Krivo and Pete Cabrelli all provided invalua­
ble assistance in bringing that about. In addition, I want to extend special thanks
to Ron and Jo Ann Carr for the long hours they put in on the 4th and the previous
weekend providing cold beer and soda; to Brian and Lesley Strange, who got the day
started right with a fine children's parade; to Tony and Diane Jabaley for the
outstanding field games; to SuSu, Holly and Dana, who provided hours of enjoyment
with their pool games; and to Jim Bedell for putting the finishing touch on the day
with his colorful fireworks display. My thanks to all of youl
Jim Stirling
Sunday N1ght Cookouts
July was a complete "washout" after two tries for a Sunday Night Cookout at the
club. Thanks to Diane and Tony Jabaley for their time and effort. They had 300
ears of corn husked and ready for the fire when the thunder storms arrived. It was
a wonderful idea and makes for a great tate so not all was lost!
SpeakiAg of cookouts, Sunday, August 12, Phyllis and Carl Heller hosted a Nachos and
Beer Party at the club which was a tremendous success.
Labor Day
The Labor Day Weekend Party will be held on Saturday night, September 1st, starting
at
8 p.m.
The theme of the party is International Smorgasbord.
Every family
attending should bring a dish of their favorite international food to feed 10
people. There will be a band for entertainment and dancing. Dress casual or in a
Complimentary international beer and wine plus
costume of your ethnic heritage.
soft drinks and setups will be provided. For reservations, send a check for $6 per
person, payable to Brittany Club, to Terry Mullane, 1426 Epping Drive, Atlanta
30319.
From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, September 1, the Silver Lake Garden Club will be
sell i ng ch i 1i dogs and nachos for $1.
Proceeds wi 11 be used to beauti fy the
neighborhood's entrances.
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MEMBERSHIP
Since the last Brittany Bits we have had no resignations.
A hearty welcome to new members Jerry and Vicky Benefield, Tim and Mary Walsh,
Jarvis and Leanne Middleton, and Jim and Linda Coker. The addition of these new
members brings our membership to 227 regular members and 15 golden members.
TENNIS
Club Events: The July 4th weekend included both men's and women's doubles tourna­
ments this year. Congratulations are in order for the following winners:
Women
1st:
2nd:
3 rd:
Dona King - Cheryl Cole
Doris Miller - Mary Cartwright
Rita McDonald - Jo Anne Majeska
Men's A -- 1st:
2nd:
3 rd:
Joe Loveland - Jim Stirling
Steve Carter, Jr. - Reggie Jones
Steve McLaughlin - Al Erickson
Men's B -- 1st:
2nd:
3 rd:
Ron Carr - Mike Swartz
Carl Heller - Bob Hamilton
Drew Davidson - E. V. McMahon
The Labor Day tournament will be a mixed doubles event over September 1-3. Trophies
will be awarded, with the A flight winners receiving possession of the permanent
Brittany mixed doubles trophy. Family members will be allowed to play together in
this event. Check the bulletin board for other details and a sign-up sheet. The
sheet will be up through Wednesday, August 29.
Mike Imbornone is sponsoring a junior tournament over August 18-19.
arranged according to age groups, with trophies for the winners.
There will also be a men's singles tournament this fall.
the board after Labor Day.
Flights will be
A sign-up sheet will be on
ALTA: Brittany will have eight adult ALTA entries this fall -- four men's and four
women's, each with one A, one B and two C teams.
Rosters are already in, but
players can still be added into the season, which begins September 13 for the women
and September 15 for the men. You may check with anyone on the Tennis Committee or
a team captain if you're interested in playing.
We will also have three junior ALTA teams -- a 12-and-under boys, a 14-and-under
boys and a 12-and-under girls. The girls' matches will be on Tuesdays, beginning
September 11, and the boys will play on Wednesdays.
Seen at the courts -- Billie Jean King, guest of Kay and Joe Loveland.
Riggs be far behind?
Can Bobby
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ADAMS, Tom & Jane
252-0396
ADDAMS, Jack & Marti
266-0244
AISTHORPE, John & Mary lay
233-8906
AI 'ON, Tom & Val
255-0960
Ah_~SON, Mac & Jo
256-1620
ANDREWS, John & Linda
233-0280
AQUILINO, Chria & Carol
266-0132
256-5276
ARMSTRONG, Don & Margaret
AVERA, Ieith & Suzanne Palmer252-3236
BACON, Jack & Patti
252-5276
BARLOW. Shelton and Cheryl
237-3771
BAXTER, Dick & Mary
266-8737
BEDELL, Jim & Dianne
255-5817
237-7399
BENEDICT, Judi
BENEFIELD, Jerry & Vicky
843-1343
BENNETT, Don & Susan
255-2194
BERIOWITZ. Dick & Lynn
458-4414
BERNING, Martin & LaRae
256-9196
252-1398
BESAL. Helen
252-1933
BITTNER, Gloria
BODLOVIC, Steve and Eileen
266-9713
BOWERS, Tom & Marjorie
252-9933
BOYD, June
261-4060
BOYLE, Charles & Bonnie
261-2874
BRANFORD, Bob & Pat
255-6691
BRONK, Earl & Betty
233-4346
BROWN, Foster & Velvet
261-3758
252-0006
BRUNN, Jim & Bonnie
BY''''ll, Dick & Lynn
255-8064
C. .{ELLI, Pete & Chr i s
237-7088
CAFFREY. Hugh & Iathy
237-9708
CAMERON, Bill & Carolyn
261-5721
CARR, Dan & Jane
266-3460
CARR, Ron & Jo Ann
255-7520
CARTER, Steve & Julie
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CLARK, Chris & Linda
233-4218
CLARK. len & Carol
237-13'29
COFFEY. Tom & Mary
252-8031
COGAN. John & Lynne
237-0252
COKER. Jim & Linda
252-6251
COLE, Hume & Cheryl
455-7075
COLE, Welborn & Jan
261-3977
COLEY. Dick & Ceil
252-9664
COLEY, Bob & Karen
252-9038
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231-3270
CONNELLY, James & Linda
233-8128
256-1585
CROUP, Larry & Ruth
CULLEY, Joel & Al
256-9232
261-7372
RAN, Sue
256-1726
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EPPS, Pat & Ann
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ERNST, John & Suzanne
EVANS. Merf & Florence
FANNON, Ron & Linda
FAUCETTE, Bill & Norma
FIRSTMAN, Sidney & Linda
FITZPATRICI, John & Diane
FORD, Ed & Nora
FULLER. Russ & Maureen
GEISSINGER, Ron & Ellie
GIOVINAZZO, Vince & Iris
GODA, Jim & Ruth
GOSS. Bill & Vickie
GOULD, John & Gail
GOURGUES, Harold & Geneva
GRADY, Don & Faye
GREENLEE, Frank & Lynne
GROSSBART, Joel & Gloria
HAGEARTY, Mike & Pat
HAMILTON, Bob & Susan
HANDELMAN, Bill & Anne
HARDING, David & Sherry
HARMS, Ed & Jill
HELLER, Carl & Phyllis
HIPPLE, Bob & Barbara
HOERNER, Robin & Pat
HOFFMAN, John & Maude
HOLLIS, Bob & Mary
HOTINE, Peter & Sandra
HOUSE, Charles & Joan
HOWARD, Larry & Elaine
. HOWROYD, George
HOWROYD, Heather
HUDNALL, Gil & Mary Anne
HUTCHINSON, Hutch & Tammy
IHBORNONE, Nick & Dot
INGHAN, Edna
INGLE, Paul & Flora
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JABALEY, Tony & Diane
JACKSON, Jim & Lynne
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JONES, Reggie & Carole
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KIRTLEY, Billie
252-5569
237-2484
256-3223
266-9678
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237-7616
252-5899
255-3759
237-5171
237-8812
233-0806
256-9440
262-7220
237-5673
266-9649
252-0038
252-2167
256-1064
255-5039
266-8498
262-3939
261-0254
252-4244
231-1417
255-8400
252-6459
256-4378
261-6641
237-0552
231-0710
252-3277
256-9757
233-8863
233-8928
255-0544
266-1114
266-9152
252-3612
252-6958
255-8871
435-9919
252-4706
394-7694
233-2401
261-7402
252-2345
252-0846
261-6854
256-9452
255-2891
unlisted
261-7270
237-8891
256-1160
255-3496
257-9528
255-0604
tSOTT, John & Judy
~RIVO, Stan & Leslie
LASSETER, Reuben & Susan
LEE, James & Jessica
Y~STER, Jim & Mary
lELAND, Joe & lay
LYONS, Judith
MAJEStA, Rick & Jo Anne
MANNAERT, Peggy
MANSFIELD, John & Sandy
MARIS, Jerome & Barbara
MARLEY, Guy & Lee
MATTIX, Larry & Barbara
MERILE, Walter & larin
MICHAEL, David & Erlene
MIDDLETON, Jarvis & Leanne
MILLEN, Don & Star
MILLER, Gene & Doris
MILLER, Harvey & Iatherine
MOIR, Ed & Pat
MOORE, Doug & Elaine
MOORE, Jim & Barbara
MORIARTY, Jack & Gerrie
MORIARTY, Larry & Sheila
MORRISON, Ray & Jean
MOSLEY, Marion
MULLANE, Terry & Jill
MUSCOLINO, Don & Fari
McBRIDE, Bill & Marilyn
~cCUEN, Charles & Joy
DONALD, Rita
McFADDEN, Joe & Nancy
McGOVERN, Al & Elaine
McGOWAN, Jerry & Sylvia
MclENNA, Steve & Peggy
McLAUGHLIN, Steve & Susie
McLEAN, Tom & Beth
McMAHON, Mac & Iitty
McMAHON, Bob & Marcia
McVANEY, Jim & Gerry
NACHBIN, Leonard & Emy
NEAL, George & Jeanne
NELLIS, Joanne
NERNEY, Frank & Phyllis
NISSON, Max & Marilyn
NIX, Gordon & Marjorie
NUETZI, Tony & Mary Ann
O'BRIEN, Mike & Rita
O'NEILL, Leonard & Ingrid
OLDERMAN, Bruce & Judy
OLLINGER, Leo
ONEACRE, Phil & Jeanne
ORROl, Bill & Dot
PADGETT, Ben & Deedie
PARlER, Al & Anna
EAKE, Dave & Martha
fEEPLES, Art & Margaret
POE, Jim & Laura
POPE. John & Betty
POWELL, James & Pam
()TJ.ARl,F~
TflvlnT" Ii.
'F'lpinp
237-4896
266-8980
252-8242
257-9590
255-0479
231-8544
255-4077
233-2820
237-4006
255-5691
255-4843
252-4290
233-1185
255-2775
261-4864
252-2799
237-3489
237-4518
255-3486
261-2609
252-5185
255-0818
255-5298
256-1821
255-9666
255-8554
237-0469
252-2889
231-4651
255-6839
233-3593
255-8767
266-8122
237-3239
255-3413
252-8434
257-9461
233-9548
233-7592
255-6548
257-0477
237-5774
255-8268
233-1809
255-0355
255-5954
261-0004
231-9611
252-8951
261-0756
252-9009
261-8971
237-6958
237-1859
255-8530
252-6866
237-6856
255-4790
252-3278
252-9658
?')')-07?7
RADFORD, Lev & Sue
233-4843
REHIOPF, Christian & Mary
252-7742
RICHEY, Frances
256-2680
RIVETTE, Don & Helen
255-6185
ROBERTS, Bill & Marilyn
261-5003
ROHAN, Hovard & Marcia
256-4306
ROSS, Don & Eileen
252-2095'
SARAMA, Dee
261-7016
SCHLADENHAUFFEN, Ben & Betty 237-7735
SCHLENZ, lurt
256-4215
SCHNEIDER, Henry & Barbara
252-7445
SEEBOHM, Gerfried & Ingeborg 255-2087
SELBERG, Richard & Janine
843-1436
SELECMAN, Bill & Monica
252-6980
SESSIONS, Bill & Jenny
252-3507
SHAVER, Ralston & Mary Jane 261-2030
SHERWOOD, Guerry & Joan
261-1642
SHEVLIN, John & Flora
255-4658
SINCERE, John & Ann
255-3003
SMITH, Bill & Barbara
252-1934
SMITH, Joe & Jude
257-9014
SMITH, Dick & Eunice
233-3147
SMITH, Dick & Mickey
SNOW, Tom & Mary Ann
262-1053
SPIClERMAN, John & Cherry
237-4146
SPIVEY, Ted & Julie
252-7765
STAFFORD, Tom & Rosalie
256-9569
STANHOPE, Bill & lristen
843-2590
STEIN, len & Ellen
252-0011
STEWART, Terry & Ann
237-5449
STIRLING, Jim & Dana
233-6429
STOLTE, Ienn & Joan
256-9300
STRANGE, Brian & Lesley
237-1590
SULLIVAN, Francis & Dianne
261-5194
SUMMERLIN, Glenn & Anne
252-6021
SWARTZ, Mike & Tracy
252-7657
TAFF, John & Pam
256-1359
TALLEY, Bill & Carolyn
252-0928
THAMES, John & Fredrica
266-1291
THOMAS, Dave & Al
255-2462
THOMPSON, Alex & Judy
255-3008
THORNBERRY, Hugh & Dorothy
252-7644
TOMASZEWSKI, Paul & Pam
233-1256
TUCIER, Bill & Mary Ellen
255-1087
TURNER, Charles & Anne
255-2482
VACHON, Reggie & Mary Eleanor266-0176
VALERA, Ernie & Roz
252-7474
VAUGHAN, Darlene
252-8163
WAGNON, W.L. & Carol
233-0004
WALSH, Tim & Mary
843-1920
WESTFALL, David & Carol
233-4043
WHITE, George & Judy
231-3241
WIKTORSKI, Steve & Lorna
237-7018
WILLIAMS, George & Donna
252-6138
WILLIAMS, Lee
233-5113
WINKLER, Joe & Elaine
255-8488
WOLF, Marty & Bonnie
261-6052
WRIGHT, Jere & Debbie
252-9748
WRIGLEY, Bill & Virginia
255-8763
ZEILER, Mike & Marlene
237-2017
ZINSMEISTER, Phil & Dorothy 252-3908
September
10~
1984
Dear Club Member:
The annual membership meeting is scheduled at the Brittany Club on
September 23, 1984 at 1:30 PM.
The meeting agenda will include a report on finances, membership,
condition of the property, and future plans. Board members will be
available to answer questions. We hope that you will make every
effort to attend.
Enclosed you will find a ballot for the election of five <5> board
members for the term December 1, 1984 to November 30, 1986. Also
enclosed are three proposed changes in the Bylaws and an
explanation of these proposed ch nges.
We encourage you to attend the meeting. If you are unable to do
so, please give these matters your careful consideration and
return your ballot in the enclosed envelope. Please remember, the
Bvlaws provide for only one vote per membership. We must receive
your ballot no later than the time set for the annual meeting.
We look forward to seeing you at the annual meeting.
Sincerely,
~~~~
H.Gilman Hudnall
President, The Brittany Club,
HGH/lk
enclosures
Inc.
REASONS FOR PROPOSED CHANGE IN BYLAWS:
The Brltt~ny Area has become a very stable area in
terms of family movement.
There are fewer families moving in
2'H) out of the a"-e2..
This trend is caUSIng the e<i·:;ting
nlembershlp to mature and more members. ar-e becoming eligit'le .Lor
ar'd reqUEst i rg Gal den Membersh i p status.
Si nce Go 1 den
Memberships were first offered in fiscal year 1981,
appro>:imately 7.5% of the membership have converted to th~s new
E~orlc1m~cal
m2mte~5hip
statLs.
Continued, uncontrolled erosion of the membership base
will require dues increases to offset those paying only 1/2 the
:o-egular duE'S.
At the same time, there are numerous families living in
the Brittany Area who have expressed an interest in joining the
Club, b find it difficult to come up with the initiation feE,
membershir feE, and annual dUES all in one chunk.
Admittedly,
Brittany's fees and dues are low ccmp2red with clubs wit~
comparable facilities,
but that still does not make it any
Easier to come up with the money to join the Club.
EXPLANATION OF THE SPECIFIC CHANGES PROPOSED:
Article VII Section 7 and Article VIII Section 1 Paragraph B:
These changes, to
21ter the Club's policy on
Since there is a graduated
a~r23dv in existence~ this
the fiscal position of the
be voted on together as one p~ckage,
how the initial assessment IS paid.
refund policy for membership fees
change dOES not siqnlficantlv altEr
club.
In summary, a new applIcant wiil have two options,
OPTION A and OPTION B, as follows:
Applicants choosing OPTION A will pay the full
membership fee initially and will have gradually
declining refund rights (NO CHANGE from present
by-laws) .
Applicants choosing OPTION B will pay only one-thi~d
(1/3) of the membership fee initially but will have no
refund rights.
In their second year of membership they
must pay the second-third of the membership fee
(non-refundable) and, likewise, in the third year of
membership they must pay the final third of the
membership fee (non-refundable).
The :ti~0 initiation fee is pa'able initially and
non-refundable under either option.
Pt.rclcle '...)11
Sectio;--,
11
Thi~. Ch<3,-,qE slmpl\-' limit=o. the m_trilbl?r c,f G;~lG,o:li 1"'emt'.Et-,=.
1. Ot·,,=:> 0 to ten (10; per ce,t 0+ the numbe.- of Re9ul,=T i'1emb:=>r-'=.
3",J e:--oi'.aLlis,he·::; '" w2iting list if the nun,ber- of G.~ld'=ri >1emJEi­
2.;;p} icatlons e~<c;=ec..:stt-lis per'Cet-,tdQe,
a~
The Brittany Club.
Inc.
Bylaws
Ar t c i e \/1 I Sec.
7.
!
•
Present wording:
Mem0e~€hi~~ shall
be offe~ed to an applicant after ~
completed application has been considered and aporovEd by a
majority of any quorum of the Board of Directors.
Applicants
w'!p h2.ve been appto\,:ed shall ha..;e t''1D v'E2ks from the fi,-st di1te
of mailing of written notification of approval to pay the
initial assessment (initiation fee plus membership) set by the
Board of Directors.
The initiation fee shall be set by the
Board of Directors and they may with unlimited discretion raise
or lower the amount that they deem approp~iate to the fiscal
needs of the Club.
Proposed wording:
Membersh~ps shall
be offeree to an applicant afLer a
con:p 1 eted app i i cat i on has been consi dered and approved b)- a
~ajDrity of any quorum of the Board of Directors.
Applicants
w~o have been approved shall have two weeks from the first date
or mailing of written notification of approval to pay the
initial assessment (initiation fee plus membership fee) set by
the Board of Directors ..
Effective with all applicatiors for
memb~rship approved after October
1, 1984, the follow:ng
procedures will apply regarding the payment of the inlti~l
assessment.
The applicant will be given the choice of either
OPTION A or OPTION B in paying the initial assessment.
OF'TIDN A:
FaY' the entire initial assessment immedi3tely pius
ary annual dues that are payable as outlined in other sections
of these bylaws.
OPTION B:
Pay the initial assessment over a three year period
as follows:
Pay the initiation fee plus one-third of the
membership fee plus any of the first year's dues that are
payable as outlined in other sections of these bylaws.
In the
the second year of membership, such member must pay that year's
dues as set bv the Board of Directo~s plus the sec8nd-third of
the membership fee.
Likewise, in the third year of membership.
such member must pay the dues plus the final one-third of the
membership fee.
In the second and third years of membership,
the entire membership fee portion must be paid when the first
installment of annual dues is payable as outlined in other
section'::. of theSE bylaws.
A,-,·/ member
Wi10 resi qns or is termi nated unde,- an" of the
provisions of these bylaws and subsequently reapplies for
membershio, upon approval of such reapplicatior.
will be
required to pay all fees and dues as outlined in this section
~ithout reQa~c to any fees or dUES paid in the past.
T~2
i nit i at i en f e EO s h a 1. 1 bE set by the Boa "- d 0 f [. ire c t (:; r 5 ·3 ri d the ';
rl!cl'.l
t-!}<:·· .../
v!i"i.h Lli~lirr;ited di'5cret~C;11
'-feE'in 2p~'ir-L1pt' i a.te to th':? f
r-2.i~.e
i
'~cal
or- lO:.:.JEr
r";eeds of
tr-;e
2mOLHlt
the C.l
L~t.
tr-:a(~
Article VIII Sec 1 Paragraph B:
Present wording:
B. Any ~egular member in good standing mav at any time
terminate his membership by tendering his certificate of
membership to the Board of Directors along with an accompanying
letter requesting that his membership be cancelled and that his
letter of resignation be recorded next-in-line for payment to
him of his original membership fee.
This payment will be made
upon receipt of the membership fee from the next-in-order sale
of a new membership, subject to the following:
(1)
The full amount if received within twelve (12)
months of the effective date of the membership.
(2)
Two-thirds (2/3) of the full amount if received
vJithin twelve (12) to twenty-four (24) months of the effective
date of membership.
(3)
One-third (1/3) of the full amount if received
within twenty-four (24) to thirty-si>: (36) mo~ths of the
~ffective date of membership.
(4)
After thirty-si>: (36) months of the effective d2te
of the membership, no payment will be made to him from the sale
of his membership.
Proposed wording:
B. Any regular member in good standing may at any time
terminate his membership by tendering his certificate of
membershiD to the Boa~d of Directors along with an accompanying
letter requesting tn2t his m~mbership be cancelled and that his
letter of resignation be re~orded next-in-line for payment to
him of his original membership fee.
This payment will be made
upon receipt of the membership fee from the next-in-order s2le
of a new membership, subject to the follo~ing:
If the member elected OPTION A under Article VII Sec. 7
he joined the club:
whe~
(1)
The full amount if received within twelve (12;
months of the effective date of the membership.
(2)
Two-thirds (2/3) of the full amount if receiv2D
within twelve (12) to twenty-four (24) months of the effective
date of membership.
(3)
One-third (1/3) of the full amount if received
within twenty-four (24) to thirty-si}: (36) months of the
effective date of membership.
(4)
After thirty-six (36) months of the effective date
the membership, no payment will be made to him from the sale
of his membership.
o~
If the member elected OF'TION 8 under Article VII Sec. 7 when
he joined the Club:
No payment will be made to him from the sale of
hi s meiilbershi p.
i 1 ",
'.
.l.
,
By aw Amendment proposal: Article VII Section 11. Add the
following to the end of the first paragraph:
liThe number of Golden Members shall be limited to ten (10)
per cent of the regular members belonging to the Club at the
time of application by the prospective Golden Member. If
there already exists a full comp ement of Golden Members then
a waiting list for Golden Membership shall be established in order
of dates of application for such membership.