A Message from the Communications Committee FOXWOOD HILLS

Foxwood Hills POA
800 Hickory Trail
Westminster, SC 29693
864-647-9510
Fax: 864-647-7669
www.foxwoodhills.net
FOXWOOD
HILLS
Keeping Neighbors Informed
and Engaged
Issue: Spring 2012
A Message from the Communications Committee
In This Issue:
> Restaurant Fee...................2
> Annual Meeting Sum.........3
> New Officers......................6
> Meeting Dates Set..............6
> President’s Corner..............6
> From the GM.....................7
> POA Website......................8
> Fireworks Saftey................8
> Volunteers Needed.............8
> Calendar of Events.............8
Our goal is to provide a conduit for communications between and among
our members, our staff and the Board of the Directors. One of the ways we
will do this is through our quarterly newsletter.
This year, in keeping with Board’s increased emphasis on improving
communication, we are very interested in adding new features to the
newsletter and would like your feedback. Anything you would like to see
added? What kind of information do you want? We welcome your input
and ideas!
The next newsletter will go out in July - If you take pictures of POA
activities with your picture phones or digital cameras, please download
them into a file and send via e-mail to me. We’d love to use them in future
newsletters.
Thank you for your continued support!
Beth Patterson, Chair
[email protected]
Election Results
Greg Sheperd and Randy Williams were elected to the Board of Directors at the annual meeting. Mr. Sheperd
is president of Meridian Financial Services, Inc., a provider of receivables management services to developers,
property management companies and homeowner association groups within the resort industry. He has been a
part of the Foxwood Hills Board of Directors since his appointment in June 2009. He was re-elected as treasurer
at the Board’s Annual Meeting the following the Annual Meeting of the Members on March 17. Mr. Williams is
new to the Board. In his comments about his candidacy he said, “I am very interested in seeing the community
grow and continue to become a great place to live as well as a good investment. I believe we all have the same
interest and goals and I am excited about serving the community of Foxwood Hills. I believe that I can work with
everyone and use my management skill to serve Foxwood Hills and move the community forward.”
We congratulate Greg Sheperd on his re-election and welcome Randy Williams to the Board. The POA wishes
to acknowledge the other candidates: Mari Nelson, Dennis Reid and Dickie Richardson, and thank them for their
interest in serving as a director.
For more information about other votes and happenings at the recent annual meeting see the summary later in this
newsletter.
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More about the $75.00 Restaurant User Fee
be opened by the POA Receptionist for the purpose of
determining whether the contents represent a message
to the Board of Directors, and depending on the facts
and circumstances outlined in the communication, will
be distributed to the Board or an individual director, as
appropriate. The POA Receptionist will make sufficient
copies of the contents to send to each director who is a
member of the Board.
Your Annual Meeting mailing included an invoice for
your annual POA Assessment and a bill for a $75.00
Restaurant User Fee implemented to raise funds for
the POA’s start-up of the restaurant operation for its
own account. This $75.00 fee can be used to purchase
$100.00 of food and beverages once the restaurant
opens after its renovations. Because some members
do not live close enough to take advantage of our
good food, the POA is offering to help in making
arrangements for the sale, at purchase value, of your
certificate to other members. We have included with
the newsletter the form that you should provide to the
POA to participate in this resale program. You can use
this form to register to sell or to let us know you want
to purchase additional certificates. In order for the POA
to arrange to sell your certificate you must have paid
the $75.00 User Fee. The POA will list your request
for sale on the Association’s website. Members who
are interested in buying additional certificates should
contact the seller directly. When your certificate is
sold, the seller should let the POA office know so the
certificate can be transferred.
You own at a large community. There is lots of land,
miles of roads, numerous amenities and many moving
pieces. If something goes wrong, you have the right to
an apology and an honest explanation. The explanation
and apology should be made in a reasonable amount
of time. Members should bring any concern to the
attention of our General Manager (GM). The office
also has Member Comment forms available for written
comments. Your Association is committed to address
and resolve issues in a professional manner. If the
GM doesn’t address issues to your satisfaction, you
are encouraged to report your concern to the Board of
Directors at [email protected].
Foxwood Hills Volunteers
Communication with the Board of Directors
During the annual meeting, the following volunteers
were recognized by Board President Beth Patterson
for their contributions to the success of the Property
Owners Association: Carol and Art Abazzia, Dave
Alpers, Lynn Arterburn, Carol Cali, Buddy Carlton,
Mark Cebulski, Cindy Colbeth, Jim Dickens, Chad
Duncan, Leia Duncan, Wanda Fore, Doris and Richard
Hickok, Sandy Hill, Bob Jones, Helen Kelly, Bev and
Bob Lohman, Greg and De Lohman, Donna McCall,
Val Cox McCollum, Janis Mahaffey, Chris McKee,
Mari Nelson, Gene and Pat Neville, Beth Patterson,
Tim Ramsey, Dennis Reid, Eddie and Kellye Rembert,
Benny and Sissy Richardson, Dickie Richardson, Gary
Sandlin, Greg Sheperd, Perry Slaton, Esin Tighe, Joe
and Peggy Upchurch, Deborah Williams and Catherine
Wylie.
Foxwood Hill Property Owners Association (POA)
welcomes communication with the POA’s Board
of Directors. The Board has established a process to
receive communications from members. Members
may contact any member (or all members) of the Board
by mail or electronically.
Correspondence should be addressed to the Board or
any individual director by either name or title. All such
correspondence should be sent in care of the
POA Receptionist to:
Foxwood Hills POA
800 Hickory Trail
Westminster, SC 29693
ATTN: Board of Directors
This group of volunteers includes owners and their
families, members of the Board of Directors, and
employees of the Property Owners Association who
also offer their free time for the betterment of the
community.
Communications may also be sent to the following
email address: [email protected]
Please indicate whether your electronic message is for
the Board or an individual director.
The POA would love to add your name to the list that
will appear next year.
All communications received as described above will
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Summary of the Annual Meeting of the
Members held March 17, 2012
In Tom Kennedy’s manager’s report he welcomed
all Members and expressed his gratitude for their
concern for the POA. He recognized and thanked
the POA staff. He encouraged Members to patronize
the restaurant. He thanked the Budget Committee
members for their assistance and input in the budget
development process. He encouraged Members to
find out about the many POA activities and to become
an active participant.
The POA’s Annual Meeting was called to order at the
Fellowship Hall of the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
by its president, Beth Patterson. She led Members
in the Pledge of Allegiance. The Reverend Ray Nix
offered an Invocation. She called for a moment of
silence to honor the POA employee Wayne Gilling
who had recently lost his battle with cancer.
POA Treasurer Mr. Sheperd thanked and named his
Budget Committee members, the Board members and
department heads that had assisted in development of
this year’s budget. He stated the budget for 2012/2013
is based on an Assessment level equal to the current
year. He said next year’s budget totals $1,256,599
of income, operating expenses of $932,539, a
contribution to the road reserve of $225,291 and to
the capital replacements reserve of $62,581, which
produces an excess of $36,188.
She introduced the other members of the POA’s Board
of Directors, who were all in attendance including
vice president Greg Lohman, secretary Jim Dickens,
treasurer Greg Sheperd, Buddy Carlton, Gene Neville
and Tim Ramsey. She also introduced POA general
manager Tom Kennedy, POA Counsel Sam Albergotti,
and management company representative Dale
Goodman.
The Recording Secretary Mr. Dickens certified that
eight percent (8.0%) of the POA’s ownership was
represented in person or by proxy and that a quorum
was present. Ms. Patterson stated the annual meeting
would include an election of two (2) members of the
Board of Directors and votes would be taken on other
matters. The minutes of the 2011 Annual Meeting of
Members were approved.
Deborah Williams gave the report for the Architectural
Control Committee and Sandy Hill gave the report
for the Beautification Committee.
Mr. Lohman, Chair of the Roads Committee stated
the POA is committed to improving their roads. He
noted the POA spent $150,000 in the ten years prior to
2010 and has spent $600,000 since. He said the POA
did not accomplish as much re-paving last summer
because that money was required for patching after
the harsh winter. He said after this mild winter he
expects to be able to get to more paving. He said the
plan for the 2012/2013 year should be available at the
next Board meeting and will be posted on the POA
website. Mr. Lohman invited members who have an
interest to join the committee.
Foxwood Hills Members Pat Neville and Mike Schaffer
served as Inspectors of the Election. Joe Upchurch, who
served as Chair of the Nominating Committee for the
election of Directors, introduced the candidates for the
Board of Directors Mari Nelson, Dennis Reid, Richard
Richardson, Greg Sheperd and Randy Williams.
Mr. Dickens gave the report for the Advisory
Committee. He reviewed its function as a vessel
to get information to the Board. He encouraged
Members to attend the Advisory meetings which are
held two weeks in advance of each Board Meeting.
In her president’s remarks Ms. Patterson highlighted
a few of the POA’s accomplishments which have
occurred since the last annual meeting. She shared that
the Board held a planning meeting at the beginning
of the fiscal year when they developed a vision and a
mission statement – with the vision being “Foxwood
Hills, a Great Place to Live” and the mission, “to
Pat Neville, Catherine Wylie, Lynn Arterburn, Janis McHaffey
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Foxwood Hills is very complicated, primarily based
on the deficiencies in the governing documents of the
subdivision and the manner in which the subdivision
was developed. Dealing with these problems has been
difficult but we believe it is very important that these
issues be addressed deliberately and with sufficient
attention to permit the best possible outcome for the
development. She applauded the Bylaws Committee
for their time, commitment and the significant strides
they’ve made in revamping our current Bylaws. She
said the Board and the committee would continue
their work together through the remaining issues to
come up with a comprehensive set of Bylaws that
can endorsed by all.
Board of Directors
She confirmed the POA would be getting a fire station.
The building site has been plotted, a contractor has
been selected, the design has been reviewed and the
deed transfer is being drawn up for our signature.
Construction should start in the next couple of
weeks. While this accomplishment was due to the
efforts of many, she recognized Eddie Rembert who
worked hand-in-hand with the fire department and
was instrumental in getting our own fire station here
in Foxwood Hills.
provide effective and fiscally responsible services in
a manner that promotes a high standard of community
life.” The Board also defined priorities and strategic
directions. These ideas were presented to the Advisory
Committee on May 7, 2011. This information is on the
POA website.
Ms. Patterson said POA efforts this past year
revolved around 4 priorities - roads, covenants and
restrictions, maintenance and upgrade of amenities,
and communication.
Ms. Patterson said two years ago the POA started
working hand in hand with Goodmanagement. She
said they are experts in association management and
they serve as an extension of POA staff. She reported
the Board had voted unanimously to continue the
relationship for another year. This year they will
devote a substantial amount of time assisting us to
implement a structure for operating the restaurant that
is most appropriate for the POA and they will manage
the expanded accounting functions required in the
POA’s operation of the restaurant. Goodmanagement
will also be helping us through a very significant
accounting transition later this year.
She discussed the change that will be taking place
in the operation of the restaurant which for many
years has been leased to local operators. After much
debate, and with input from many POA members
and all the members of the Board, it was concluded
that the best approach was for the POA to bring the
restaurant operation in house. This will help to ensure
the POA will have a restaurant offering excellent food
and service at a moderate price. Because there is no
money in the POA budget to start up a restaurant the
Board voted to impose a user fee of $75 which will
be redeemable for up to $100 worth of goods in the
restaurant and/or lounge. It is the Board’s intention
that this be a one-time fee. She said renovations of the
lounge and restaurant are now in progress and will be
completed by the time the pool opens.
Ms. Patterson said during her six years on the Board
she believed the Board, our employees and our many
volunteers have been able to make many positive
changes for making Foxwood Hills a great place
to live. She said she felt privileged to have had the
opportunity to serve Foxwood Hills. She said over
the past six years a number of critical challenges
occurred that had to be dealt with. And in most cases,
satisfactory solutions were found that have resulted in
implementing internal controls; revising accounting
procedures; taking action on delinquent assessments
She stated the Board was hopeful that members would
have the opportunity to have a comprehensive set of
revisions to the current Bylaws in time for the annual
meeting; however, the POA attorney found over 60
areas that were considered not “defensible” in the
proposals. As many of you know, the situation at
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and back taxes; revising the Employee Handbook;
overhauling our financial systems and doing business
very differently. These changes have certainly helped
to strengthen our POA.
Lohman, Greg and De Lohman, Donna McCall, Val
Cox McCollum, Janis Mahaffey, Chris McKee, Mari
Nelson, Gene and Pat Neville, Beth Patterson, Tim
Ramsey, Dennis Reid, Eddie and Kellye Rembert,
Benny and Sissy Richardson, Dickie Richardson,
Gary Sandlin, Greg Sheperd, Perry Slaton, Esin
Tighe, Joe and Peggy Upchurch, Deborah Williams
and Catherine Wylie.
She said she leaves the Board feeling more optimistic
about the future of Foxwood Hills. She encouraged
the Board to continue with the efforts to revise the
Bylaws and to improve communications with the
membership. She thanked all members for their
friendship and support. She recognized Greg Sheperd
who was at the end of his term on the Board. She said
Greg has brought a breadth of superior experience
and has been instrumental and a partner in providing
invaluable input in everything the Board has done.
She said Greg has been the “go-to” guy helping the
Board understand the overall financial picture of the
POA. She said thanks to Greg’s expertise, the POA is
moving closer to our mission of providing effective
and fiscally responsible services in a manner that
promotes a high standard of community life. She said
Greg has always demonstrated a deep commitment
to our work and has repeatedly played a key role in
our success.
Ms. Patterson then opened the floor for Member
comments and questions. Their input included:
• A variety of opinions were expressed, both
positive and negative related to the Board’s move
to operate the restaurant, and the related Board
decisions imposing a $75 Restaurant User Fee on
each property owner, renovating both restaurant
and lounge areas, and the new rule restricting
outside food and beverages into the pool area.
• An inquiry was made about the member who was
offering to serve as a liaison between members
and the Board.
• A member asked for additional information about
the Board’s decision to close one of the two
comfort stations at Kinston.
Ms. Patterson next recognized her fellow Board
members and POA staff for their efforts over the past
year. Ms. Patterson then recognized POA volunteers
and called on those most involved to come forward
and receive a gift from the POA. Those volunteers
included: Carol and Art Abazzia, Dave Alpers, Lynn
Arterburn, Carol Cali, Buddy Carlton, Mark Cebulski,
Cindy Colbeth, Jim Dickens, Chad Duncan, Leia
Duncan, Wanda Fore, Doris and Richard Hickok,
Sandy Hill, Bob Jones, Helen Kelly, Bev and Bob
• A request that TESI be required to do a better job
of maintaining their property.
• A member asked about the POA’s bad debt
accounts and what is done to pursue those.
• A member encouraged the POA to offer a wider
variety of activities.
• A member who does not own a computer asked
for suggestions to keep up with POA news.
• Members expressed their appreciation for the
time and efforts of the Board.
At the conclusion of the Member comments Ms.
Patterson announced that Greg Sheperd and Randy
Williams had been elected to serve on the Board
of Directors of the Association until after the 2015
annual meeting of the members. She gave the counts
of all members receiving votes in the election:
Reverand Nix adn Tom Kennedy, POA Manager
Official Candidates:
119 Greg Sheperd
81 Randy Williams
80 Richard Richardson
65 Dennis Reed
37 Mari Nelson
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Write-ins:
2 Mike Lane
2 Mike Payne
1 Mike Galt
meeting of the POA at 11:27 a.m.
Help us reach our Members
Do you have a neighbor who doesn’t have a computer
and would like to receive the newsletter? Let them
know they can email or call Catherine Wylie at
[email protected] or 864-647-9510
to be added to the newsletter mailing list. Our New Officers
Following the Annual Meeting, the Board elected
officers for the coming fiscal year.
Greg Lohman, President
Jim Dickens, Vice President
Greg Sheperd, Treasurer
Gene Neville, Secretary
The proposed 2012/2013 Budget was approved by a
vote of 175 in favor and 44 against.
The Motion allowing the Association to defer taxes on
revenues in excess of expenditures was approved by
the members by a vote of 187 in favor and 34 against.
Board of Directors Sets Meeting Dates
During an organizational meeting following the annual
meeting, the Board of Directors set the following
schedule for meetings during the next term:
Ms. Patterson announced the following voting results
on the seven proposed amendments to the POA Bylaws:
Board of Directors Meetings:at 9:00 a.m.
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Saturday, January 26, 2013
• The first proposed Amendment to the Bylaws DID
NOT pass by a vote of 84 in favor and 122 against.
• The second proposed Amendment to the Bylaws
DID NOT pass by a vote of 83 in favor and 119
against.
• The third proposed Amendment to the Bylaws DID
NOT pass by a vote of 59 in favor and 113 against.
Advisory Committee Meetings: at 10:00 a.m.
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Saturday, November 17 2012
Saturday, January 12, 2013
• The fourth proposed Amendment to the Bylaws
DID NOT pass by a vote of 74 in favor and 130
against.
• The fifth proposed Amendment to the Bylaws DID
NOT pass by a vote of 82 in favor and 122 against.
• The sixth proposed Amendment to the Bylaws
DID NOT pass by a vote of 71 in favor and 133
against.
(All meetings are held at the Huntsman Clubhouse)
34th Annual Meeting:Saturday, March 16, 2013
• The seventh proposed Amendment to the Bylaws
DID NOT pass by a vote of 72 in favor and 131
against.
President’s Corner
As it was noted at our Annual Meeting, these are
exciting times. We are starting a new year at Foxwood
Hills with a lot going on. We are determined to
continue to promote Foxwood Hills: A Great Place to
Live. I am very privileged to be leading the board and
neighborhood this year. With the dedicated staff we
have I know we will continue to excel in all areas.
Ms. Patterson requested that the Secretary enter the
Certificate of Election and Voting into the minutes
and that a copy of the certificate be posted by the
Association. She congratulated the elected directors
and thanked the other candidates for their interest and
participation. Ms. Patterson adjourned the 34th annual
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This year the board will focus in a couple areas: the
completion of the remodeling of the clubhouse and
opening of the restaurant. Everything at this time is
on track for the remodeling to be completed before
Memorial Day weekend with the restaurant being
open for the holiday, then a grand opening in early
June. The chef/restaurant manager has been hired
and staff positions are being filled.
If you need a place to host a special event you can
reserve the POA’s community room for $75.00.
Our staff is available for catering or can serve your
group in the lower level event room. They will offer
a variety of catering services and can develop a menu
that fits your needs from appetizers to a full banquet
on or off premises.
Tom Kennedy, General Manager
We will also be focused on bringing all covenants
and restrictions together for Foxwood Hills. This
is important for our neighborhood to function
cohesively. The office is taking the time to pull
original and current deeds for lots in FWH. This is a
very slow and tedious job, but will save us thousands
of dollars in attorney fees by doing it ourselves. I
want to say thank you to all personnel involved in
this process, I know it is tough but your work is
greatly appreciated.
36% of Homeowners Have Paid Dues
Thanks to all of the property owners who have paid
their annual dues. As of April 1, 36% of Association
member accounts are current.
Collection Process:
Fees due April 1
First Notice: 2nd week in May
Second notice: 2nd week in June
Notice to member of being sent to collections and
lien: 2nd week in July
Final Notice: 1st week in January
Sent to Attorney for foreclosure: 4th week in March
The roads are being evaluated as I write this and a
plan for this year should be in place by the May board
meeting. These areas plus many others will keep us
busy this year. I want to thank all of you for your help
and support as we go forward. If any of you have
questions or comments please feel free to contact me,
my email is [email protected].
About Mother’s Day – Remember your
Mom on May 13
Greg Lohman, POA President
Mother’s Day is intended to be a day to celebrate
motherhood. Many churches and families in the
United States recognize the second Sunday in May
to honor mothers.
General Manager’s Update
Restaurant News – Welcome our Chef
Many years ago, England observed a day to honor
mothers in mid-Lent that was called Mothering
Sunday. In the United Kingdom, Mothers’ Day is
celebrated in March.
We are pleased to announce that Chef Gary Veronee
has accepted our offer to lead our food and beverage
team. Chef Veronee has over 20 years of experience
in the business, having spent most of those years
working in South Carolina. He worked in several
positions at The Cliffs Community: Chef at Keowee
Springs, Sous Chef at Keowee Vineyards, and Chef at
Keowee Towne Market. He also cheffed at Kiawah
Island Club for three years.
The first known suggestion of Mother’s Day in the
United States was in 1872 by Julia Ward Howe.
She suggested that people observe the day on June
2 as a day dedicated to peace. Others around the
country campaigned for a Mother’s Day including
Mary Towles Sasseen, Frank E. Hering, and Anna
Jarvis. In 1908, Anna Jarvis of West Virginia began
a campaign for a nationwide observance of Mother’s
Day. She chose the second Sunday in May and started
the custom of wearing a carnation. If a person wears
a colored carnation, their mother is living. A white
carnation signifies that their mother has passed away.
Over the next couple of weeks, our staff, led by Chef
Veronee, will be working on menus for the restaurant,
lounge, and pool. We encourage and welcome any
suggestions you may have. I can be reached by
calling 864-647-9510 or by email at poaoffice@
foxwoodhills.net. We will also be offering specials
nights such as prime rib, fish fry, and pasta night and
early dining features.
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In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed a joint
resolution of Congress recommending that Congress
and the executive branch of government recognize the
observance of Mother’s Day.
Committee would like to know too. Send the latest
news about your neighbors to [email protected]!
POA Website
Fireworks are a wonderful way to celebrate holidays.
But they must be used carefully. Choose an open area
away from spectators, homes and buildings and dry
vegetation. Use a garden hose to wet down the area
before firing. As each device burns out, soak it using
a hose or bucket of water. Place all used items in
a covered, fireproof container and leave it outside
and away from homes and buildings. “Fireworks
are beautiful and add fun and excitement to holiday
celebrations. But you must be fireworks smart when
you use them!” say Bob Jones, POA’s Chief of
Security.
Be Fireworks Smart Before, During and
After Your Fireworks Display
Please visit the POA’s Foxwood Hills website. The site
contains a Foxwood Hills POA Member Section for
members in good standing only. Your login name is
your Foxwood Hills account number and last name.
There is no space between the number and the last
name. If you have more than one account, use the
lowest number. The Password is “Foxwood” and
you’re strongly encouraged to change it immediately.
You can do that in the Update Member Profile area
once you login.
The website provides the POA the capability to deliver
newsletters and other information that will be of interest
to our Members via email. This method will allow us
to keep you better informed while also saving your
Association printing and postage. Please send an email
to [email protected] so we can contact you.
 Volunteers Needed 
Are you interested in planning and organizing
the POA’s end-of-summer event and the annual
Winterfest slated for December 1st? Be the POA’s
next chair of events!
If you have suggestions for improving the website,
please contact Beth Patterson, Chair, Communications
Committee at [email protected] or 770-488-6045.
We’re looking for someone who will chair the Social
Committee. This entails overseeing, coordinating and
managing activities and events for the POA. There
are two subcommittees to the Social Committee: 1)
events; and 2) activities. The activities subcommittee
is co-chaired by Sandy Hill and Carol Abazzia.
Your Proposed Building Projects
Thinking about exterior improvements?
Once
the warmer days are here, are you looking to take
advantage of them with a little work in the yard? It’s
the perfect time to be outdoors, and maybe you are
starting to plan a summer home improvement project.
Please remember to submit your project to the ACC.
Contact the POA office at 864-647-9510 to volunteer.
The Highlights of Summer Happenings at
and around Foxwood Hills
Please direct questions about submitting architectural
plans for your property to Tom Kennedy or Deborah
Williams, ACC Chair, to ensure your project meets
architectural specifications outlined in the Association
Covenants and Bylaws.
Foxwood Hills has so much going on this summer it
is difficult to keep up with – unless you have signed
up at our new website to receive our reminders by
email.
The ACC meets the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month.
Fun things we’ll do more than once:
- Coffee Social – every Wednesday from 9:00 a.m.
to 10:00 a.m.
Neighborhood Spotlight
- THE POOL season will run May 19 until
September 8. The hours of operation are everyday
from 11:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. You must show
your current member card and identification to
Do you know a couple celebrating their 25th or 50th
wedding anniversary? Is your neighbor’s daughter
expecting her first baby? The Communications
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use the pool.
- Attend Bible Study at 10:00 a.m. on May 15, June 19, and July 17.
- Come play BUNCO on May 21, June 25, July 30, and August 27 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Bunco is a social dice game involving 100% luck and no skill (there are no decisions to be made), scoring and
a simple set of rules, so easy to learn. Lots of laughter is included!
- Greeting Card Workshops - Be creative and come make your own greeting cards! It’s really simple – join
in on the fun at 10:00 a.m. on May 10, June 7, July 5. Bring your lunch!
- Greeting Card Classes – Come learn how to make your own greeting cards in an instructor-led environment
from 7-9 pm on May 30, June 27, and July 25 (a $10.00 fee applies).
BINGO is Back – come play on June 9 and July 28 at 7:00 p.m.
All events are held at the Huntsman Clubhouse.
And we know you’ll enjoy these special events:
MAY
11 - Relay for Life of Oconee, SC – at West Oak High School
6:45 p.m.
Opening Ceremony
7:00 p.m.
Survivor Lap
9:30 p.m.
Luminary Ceremony
6:00 a.m.
May 12 – Closing Ceremony
No matter who you are, there’s a place for you at Relay. Each dollar you raise will help save lives. How far
will you go to make a difference in the fight against cancer? Your reasons for walking in the Relay for Life
are as unique and special as the story that motivates you. This is your opportunity to not only honor cancer
survivors and remember people we have lost, but also to raise funds and awareness to help save lives.
(Log on to www.screlayforlife.org or www.ncrelayforlife.org or call 1-800-ACS-2345 for more information)
17 - 5:30 p.m.
Grand Opening of Westminster Museum
19 - 7:00 a.m.
FOOTHILLS 5K “AND THE BEAT GOES ON”
The Depot on Main Street, WESTMINSTER
INFO: [email protected]
PH: 864-882-8796
on-line registration link: http://www.active.com/running/westminster-sc/foothills-5k-and-the-beat-goeson-2010
RACE START TIME: 8 AM RACE DAY REGISTRATION: 7:00 AM TO 7:45 AM
7:00 p.m.
DESSERT POTLUCK
Bring your favorite dessert and be entertained by ELVIS!
24-26 -
6th Annual Seneca Fest, Norton Tompson Park
May 24 – 6:30-9pm, May 25 – 3 pm to 10pm; May 26 – 10am-10pm
Art displays, crafters, BBQ, classic car cruise, train rides, helicopter rides
Live on stage, Saturday, May 26 at 8:00 p.m. – Little River Band
The event is completely free and there is something for the whole family to enjoy!
9
26- 9:00 a.m.
JUNE
FIRST Annual Doubles Tennis Tournament –
(Contact POA office to sign up)
28 - 3:00 p.m.
“National Moment of Remembrance”
The National Moment of Remembrance asks Americans, wherever they are at 3 p.m., local time, on
Memorial Day, to pause in an act of national unity for a duration of one minute. The time 3 p.m. was
chosen because it is the time when most Americans are enjoying their freedoms on the national holiday.
The Moment does not replace traditional Memorial Day events; rather, it is an act of national unity in
which all Americans, alone or with family and friends, honor those who died in service to the United
States.
26 - 9:00 a.m.
SECOND Annual Doubles Horseshoe Tournament
(Contact the POA office to sign up)
29 -
8:00-10:00 p.m.
Adult Swim/Music/Appetizer Potluck
30 -
8:00 a.m.
Golf Tournament at Foxwood Hills Golf course (date tentative)
7:00 p.m.
Photography Lecture
JULY
4 -
Fireworks at Dusk
AUGUST
31 -
8:00-10:00 p.m.
Adult Swim/Music/Appetizer Potluck
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