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Sun City Peachtree
COMMUNITY BUZZ
July 2015
Canvas Chair RC Sailors
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Grandchildren’s Weekend
Ice Cream Social
Resident Spotlight:
Rose Torres
July 4 Extravaganza
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Page 7
Learning in Retirement
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Page 3
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Women’s Club
Birthday Bash Bunco
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Sun City Peachtree Community Buzz
Upcoming Events
Contents
Calendar
July 2015
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July 4 Extravaganza
Charter Club News
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Drop-In Activities
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HOA News
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Interest Group News
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Movies
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Neighborhood News
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Save the Date
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Sports and Fitness
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Upcoming Events
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Club Peachtree Office Hours
9:00am to 5:00pm (M-F)
(678) 692-8400
Club Peachtree Operating Hours
6:00am to 10:00pm (M-Sat)
11:00am to 7:00pm (Sun)
Community Association
Manager
Tammy Primus
[email protected]
Community Association
Assistant Manager
Vicky Spivey
[email protected]
Lifestyle Director
Stan Heaton
[email protected]
Office Manager
Karen Miller
[email protected]
Maintenance Supervisor
Roy Wilson
[email protected]
Maintenance Tech
Blake Smart
Fitness Trainer
Gayle Hawbaker
[email protected]
Sports Facility: (678) 692-8250
Saturday, July 4
1:00pm to 4:00pm
The HOA is hosting an Independence Day pool party! Stop by the
back lawn of Club Peachtree for
free hot dogs, hamburgers and
other snacks, and enjoy yourself at
the outdoor pool where we will have
a DJ and games. Feel free to bring
your own beverage and chair to the
back lawn. No registration is required for this event. Just show up
and celebrate the birth of the U.S.A.
Footlights Drama Troupe
Thursday, July 9, 7:00pm
Ever wondered what it’s like to be in
a play? This informal get together is
a way to find out what is involved
and how you can be a part of the
experience. From being an actor,
turning on the lights, gathering the
props and working on the sets, all
facets of creating an entertaining
evening for neighbors and friends
will be highlighted and explained.
We’re looking forward to a time of
sharing ideas and experiences. Director Jackie Fooks is available to
answer any questions you might
have about our get together. Call or
email her at (668) 688-8976 or
[email protected].
Blood Drive
Friday, July 10
11:00am to 4:00pm
The next Red Cross Blood Drive
will be held on Friday, July 10 from
11:00am to 4:00pm. In almost all
cases, medications will not disqualify you as a blood donor. Your eligibility will be based on the reason
that the medication was prescribed.
As long as the condition is under
control and you are healthy, blood
donation is usually permitted. Contact your Blood Drive Coordinator to
schedule your appointment.
Sun City Peachtree Blood Drive
Coordinators Contact information is
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available on the Club Peachtree
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Pod 1A
Pod 1B
Pod 02
Pod 03
Pod 06
Pod 28
Pod 30
Pod 31
Pod 33
Pod 34
Tony Renella
Nancy Fierbaugh
Mike Mokri
Fay Samples
Doreen D’Amato
Greg Mortensen
Joan Trofemuk
Terry McGowan
Mike Mokri
Eleanor, Doug
Charlesworth or Joe
Hoeller
Pod 35 Elaine Lancaster
Pod 36 Jan McElroy
Pod 37B Sharon or Larry Pattee
Pod 39 Larry Swink
Social Dance - Rhumba
Friday, July 10
6:30pm to 7:30pm (Lesson)
7:30pm to 9:30pm (Dance)
Studies have shown that dancing
provides physical, mental and social
benefits. So, let’s get ready to
rhumba! Come and join the fun for
this month’s lesson, followed by
dance music, which includes a selection of standards, slow dances,
oldies and swing for your listening
or dancing pleasure. Come dance
with us at Club Peachtree or just
enjoy the company of good friends
and good music! Please feel free to
bring your own snacks and refreshments. Sign-up is not required at
this time. If you’re interested in joining our interest group, please contact Jackie or Bill Scholp at
[email protected] or (678) 688-5368.
Learning In Retirement
July 14 and July 15, 1:00pm
LIR is sponsoring two trips to the
FAA control center in Hampton. We
are limited to 25 people each day.
You must be a U.S. citizen and
have a picture ID. People who have
not taken the tour have first priority.
Sun City Peachtree HOA does
not endorse any political candidate or business that advertises
in the Buzz.
Sun City Peachtree Community Buzz
July 2015
Upcoming Events
Lifestyle Planning Club
(LPC) and Footlights Grandchildren’s Weekend
July 17, 18, 19
We are looking forward to having
you and your grandchildren and/or
nieces and nephews join in a weekend of fun and activities. We begin
on Friday with waterslides and outdoor games for everyone. Saturday
morning is a time for “Grand Memories” (sponsored by Footlights) as
you play with your grandkids making special memories together that
will last through the years. We’ll
have a time for crafts, magic, singing and dancing too. There will be
pool time for children of all ages
throughout the weekend and a special kids movie that everyone
(young and old alike) will enjoy on
Sunday afternoon. In addition, we
are planning a scavenger hunt that
will challenge the older grandkids as
they see who finds the treasure first!
So whether you invite babies or
teens, we have something planned
for grands of all ages. Tickets for
the weekend are $15 per family.
We’ll have a schedule ready for you
when you buy your tickets so you
can make your plans. We have also
prepared a list of some places in the
community to go with kids. Tickets
will be on sale at Club Peachtree
Wednesday, July 1 from 9:00am to
11:00am and Thursday, July 2 from
1:00pm to 3:00pm.
ARC Education Seminar
Monday, July 20
1:00pm to 3:00pm
Join the Architectural Review Committee for a seminar that will introduce our new application forms for
home modifications. After working
hard on the formatting and adding
extra information for homeowners,
we have new forms that help residents better present their projects.
These new forms will also make it
easier for the committee members
to make approval decisions. We are
excited about these new forms and
hope that you all can make it to this
educational seminar. If you would
like to attend, please register at the
front desk or online at
www.ClubPeachtree.net.
Trivia Night with Jamie
Monday, July 20, 7:00pm
Join the incomparable Jamie
Eubanks for a night of trivia and fun.
Feel free to bring your own refreshments. Get your $4 tickets at Club
Peachtree.
Women’s Club
Birthday Bash Bunco
Wednesday, July 22, 2:00pm
Members Only Event
Join us for an afternoon of snacks,
fun, prizes and special birthday
celebrations. You may purchase a
ticket for one other member but
please have their birthday month
and day.
HOA
Lifestyle
Stan here! I’m happy to announce
that the Charter Club mailboxes
have been installed in Club Peachtree at the end of the hall near the
kitchen. I have met with club presidents to discuss how these new
additions can be an asset to the
lifestyle at SCP. We hope that the
mailboxes will be used in conjunction with Yapsody so that people
can register for a club event online
and then drop their payment off in
the hosting club’s mailbox. This procedure should alleviate some of the
burden charter clubs face when
trying to staff a ticket sales table in
the lobby. Ultimately, ticket selling
methods are decided by the club
hosting an event, so be sure to
check out e-blasts and Buzz articles
with more information so that you
don’t miss out on our great lifestyle!
check in the envelope. This mailbox
will be checked daily. Once tickets
are sold out, the mailbox will be
closed. This event is limited to 96
tickets so get your tickets early and
let the good times roll.
CAC Ice Cream Social
Tickets will be on sale at Club
Peachtree on the following dates:
Friday, July 24
6:00pm to 8:00pm
July 6, 9:00am to 11:00am and
1:00pm to 3:00pm
July 9, 9:00am to 11:00am
July 14, 9:00am to 11:00am
It’s time for the CAC Ice Cream Social. Tickets are $5 per person and
will go on sale at Club Peachtree
Monday, July 6. This will include an
ice cream sundae, a cupcake and
an evening of dancing and music
provided by Frank Holy. There are
only 120 tickets available for this
great summer event, so get your
tickets early.
Beginning July 6, you may also put
your money for a ticket in the new
Women’s Club mailbox located at
the end of the hall. Checks only
please! Include your name, birth
month and day along with your
Important Notice
The Community Buzz deadline for the upcoming issue is the 13th of this month at 3:00pm.
Email articles to [email protected]. Please also remember to submit articles in accordance with
Communications Committee guidelines on www.clubpeachtree.net.
All articles must be attached to email as Word documents, and all images must be attached as JPEGs.
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BBQ Throwdown
Saturday, August 8
1:00pm to 4:00pm
The HOA and Taste Buds are hosting a day of homemade barbecue
and music. Pete & Pete will perform
a variety of hits from blues to jazz
to rock to pop. We will finalize the
menu soon and reveal the delectable flavors in an upcoming e-blast.
Tickets are $10 and will be available starting July 4. Mark your calendars. You won’t want to miss this
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Trivia Night with Jamie
Monday, August 17, 7:00pm
Do you have the skills to best your
neighbors in a game of wits and
take home first place? If so, plan to
join DJ Jamie Eubanks for a night
of trivia and fun.
Women’s Bible Study
High Tea
Wednesday, August 26, 2:00pm
Breaking News: SCP Women’s Bible Study replaces Christmas
Luncheon with “High Tea” at Sun
City Peachtree.
Come join us for tea, light sandwiches, scones and cake just like at
Harrod’s in London. Tables will be
decorated by Bible Study members
using teapots as centerpieces. Attendees will not be disappointed.
We encourage everyone to wear
their summer hats and come
dressed in your tea party best! This
will be the SCP community’s opportunity to learn about our Bible study,
meet our members and sign up to
participate in the fall Bible study.
Seating is limited. Tickets will go on
sale August 12 through 14 at Club
Peachtree.
BONEstand
Friday, August 21, 7:00pm
Saturday, August 22, 7:00pm
The Boys Are Back! Sticks and
stones can't break Old Bones! After
a year of healing and rebuilding,
Old Bones returns to the ballroom a
little older, a lot wiser and with new
blood, new toys and a new sound.
Tickets are $3 and will be available
starting July 21, so save the date,
and watch for details in the August
issue of the Buzz.
College Football Kickoff
Parade and Tailgate Party
August 29
August will be here before you know
it, so get ready to welcome the 2015
college football season with a football parade and tailgate party. If you
are interested in this event, please
come to the planning meeting on
Tuesday, July 7, at 4:00pm. The
Lifestyle Planning Club (LPC) is
sponsoring this activity. See our
Great news!
Old Bones
is back!
webpage under Charter Clubs on
the www.ClubPeachtree.net website.
Fall Vendor Fair
Saturday, September 19
1:00pm to 4:00pm
We are now accepting vendor registrations for our Fall Vendor Fair. We
had many new and wonderful businesses attend the Spring Fair, and
we hope that this one will be even
better. Volunteer registration won’t
begin until August, but be on the
lookout for further information in
upcoming e-blasts.
Footlights Drama Troupe
Monday, September 21, 7:00pm
Something new at SCP - The Footlights Drama Troupe will be holding
readings for the play “Goldilocks on
Trial.” Meet at Club Peachtree to
read for a part in this whimsical look
at an old favorite or find out how
you can help. Directed by Jackie
Fooks, this comedy will be performed in March, 2016. If you have
any questions please contact Jackie
at [email protected] or (661)
688-8976.
Fall Festival
Saturday, October 3
This is the day the community and
your entire family can enjoy. There
will be games, crafts and activities
for everyone. Thank you to all the
charter clubs, neighborhoods and
individuals who made last year’s
festival so much fun. Contact the
Lifestyle Planning Club at
[email protected] if you or your
group wish to be a part of this year’s
Fall Festival.
Thank you to the
Photography Club and
residents for
providing photos included
in this edition.
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Fall Bus Trip to Harrah’s
Tuesday, October 13
Departing 7:00am
Returning 9:00pm to 10:00pm
This chartered bus tour to Cherokee, North Carolina, will depart from
Club Peachtree. Cost is $60 per
person round trip. There are only 47
seats available. This will be a perfect time to see fall colors in the
mountains. We will arrive at Harrah’s in time for lunch, spend some
time in the casino and then stop for
dinner on the way back. To hold
your reservation, payment is due by
August 15. Make checks payable to
SCP Lifestyle Planning Club and
drop them off at the LPC mailbox at
Club Peachtree. If you are interested in this trip, please contact
Michelle Drugacz at
[email protected] or call
(678) 468-2629.
Harvest Dinner and Dance
Saturday, October 17
5:30pm to 9:00pm
SCP residents and guests are invited to an enjoyable evening of
dinner and dancing hosted by the
Line Dance Club. Details to follow.
Fine Arts and Crafts Fair
Saturday, October 24
11:00am to 3:00pm
Attention all resident artists and
crafters! Registration for our annual
LPC Arts and Crafts Fair has begun. Cost is $15 per 6-foot table
and space is limited to two 6-foot
tables for $30. The fair will take
place indoors.
Dave Demetro Memorial
Chili Challenge
Michelle Drugacz at
[email protected].
Peachtree Singers
Fall/Winter Season
Holiday Concerts
Friday, December 11 and
Sunday, December 13
Saturday, November 7
This will be the eighth year for this
very popular event sponsored by
Kalmia (Neighborhood 36) and Del
Webb for all Sun City Peachtree
residents and guests. Resident
cooks prepare a variety of tasty chili
and Brunswick stews. For more information, contact Ted Gailer at
[email protected] or 770-2289341 for more information.
Thanksgiving Dinner
Tuesday, November 17
This year’s Thanksgiving Dinner will
be a plated dinner at ClubCorp.
Look for more information in the
coming months. Mark your calendars for this annual LPC community
event.
Holiday Tour of Homes
Sunday, December 6
Love to decorate your home? Want
to show it off? The Lifestyle Planning Club needs you. If you are willing to show off your home for this
exciting event, contact Emma
Shoup at [email protected] or
Several SCP
residents
volunteered
and supported
a chicken
dinner to raise
funds for Jo
Ellis at the
Senior
Citizens Center
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The holiday concerts are scheduled
for Friday, December 11 and Sunday, December 13. Rehearsals resume Monday, September 14 at
3:30pm.
New faces and voices are always
welcome. For more information,
contact Kay Wideman at (770) 4127111 or [email protected].
Cocoa with Santa
Saturday, December 19
Gather your grandkids or grandnieces and nephews for this wonderful day with Santa courtesy of
the Lifestyle Planning Club.
New Year’s Eve Gala
Thursday, December 31
Make plans to come out and dance
in the New Year with friends and
neighbors. This gala is an event
planned annually by the Lifestyle
Planning Club for the community.
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Welcome
to the
Neighborhood
We welcome these new neighbors to
Sun City Peachtree.
Welcome Home!
Wayne and Cathy Schwartz
Mulberry
Al and Amy Manno
Mulberry
Patrick and Leresa Lynch
Lantana
Robert and Wendy Uhrig
Lantana
Doris Light
Madeira
Robert and Peggy Wessel
Mulberry
Wally and Jane Cochran
Cypress
Timothy and Vicki Martin
Madeira
Daniel and Linda Lash
Lantana
Nancy Napier
Madeira
Mike and Karen Sinyard
Madeira
Residents of the Mulberry Neighborhood (29 Forever) got
together for food, fun and fellowship at “Mulberry Park.”
There were games galore (bean bag toss, ring toss and
lawn bocce ball) and a variety of foods to munch on.
SCP Neighborhoods
Bayberry
1A
Briarwood
1B
Amethyst
2
Amaryllis
3
Aster
6
Madeira
28
Mulberry
29
Lilac
30
Lantana
31
Cypress
33
Camellia
34
Dolcetto
35
Kalmia
36
Evergreen
37B
Kensington
39
2015
SCP
Garden
Tour
Donna Robertson
and Gerald Jones
Wedding in May.
Amethyst
Neighborhood 2
residents.
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Lilac neighborhood hosted a block party in May themed red, white and blue with a special appearance by three
of the SCP Chip and Dales (thanks to Deb Piccone’s winning a raffle for one performance of her choosing. There
was great music, dancing, games and even remote control car races. All had a great time, which is usual in this
great neighborhood!
Resident Spotlight
Rose Torres
Rose Torres’ philosophy of retirement can be summed up in three words: “Just Do
It!” Ever since moving to SCP from Chicago in August 2014, she has jumped into
the active adult lifestyle with both feet, literally. Rose plays softball, pickleball, tennis and is gaining her confidence at the driving range before she dives into golf. In
her quieter moments, she even drops in on country line dancing.
She started searching for potential retirement communities before she turned 50,
after spending a 25-year career in the Chicago Police Department (CPD). Her tour
of duty went from walking a beat to working undercover in the organized crime
unit. “I learned a lot about the law,” she acknowledged. But her most satisfying
time in CPD was spent working as a detective in the Youth Division, which handles
cases involving missing persons, sex crimes, juvenile offenders, domestic violence
and child molestation.
SCP was the only community she actually visited, although her Internet research identified other Del Webb communities
in Illinois. “I had traveled through Georgia on my way to play in tennis clinics on Hilton Head and it always felt like home,”
she said.
When she isn’t involved in a match, tournament or game, she donates her time to the Calvin Center, which operates a
therapeutic riding school for Wounded Warriors and special needs adults. But it’s her love of horseback riding that has
led her to check off at least one box on her bucket list – to see the world on horseback. “I didn’t start travelling until I retired,” she explained. She’s completed riding tours in southern Spain; Donegal, Ireland, a safari on horseback in South
Africa (where she galloped side-by-side with giraffes), Israel and Morocco. Her next trip will be to Machu Picchu in Peru.
She said the reason she enjoys living in SCP is because, “It’s like a family, everyone knows you, people look out for you
and they actually care!”
Written by SCP Resident Brad Carr
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Charter Club News & Events
Billiards Club
League Play on Mondays & Wednesdays
at 4:00pm, 5:30pm & 7:00pm
Contact Mike Mokri
[email protected]
Bridge
Ladies Party Bridge
Mondays at 12:30pm
Chicago-style Bridge
Tuesdays at 1:00pm
Duplicate Bridge
Thursdays at 6:30pm
Marathon Bridge
2nd Thursday at 1:00pm
Garden Club
1st Tuesday at 9:30am
Learning in Retirement
1st Monday at 11:00am
Open Planning Meeting
All SCP residents invited
Photography Club
1st Tuesday at 7:00pm
Pickleball
See Sports & Fitness, page 16
Lifestyle Planning Committee (LPC)
Social Planning Committee
1st Tuesday at 4:00pm
Pinochle
Tuesdays at 7:00pm
Contact Kay Peters at
[email protected]
Line Dancing
Intermediates
Thursdays at 7:00pm
Pins & Needles
2nd Tuesday at 6:30pm
4th Tuesday at 9:30am
Mahjongg
Tuesdays at 1:00pm
SCP Softball Association
Watch for information for the fall season.
Nest Egg Investments Club
1st Monday at 9:30am
Solos Club
Last Monday at 5:00pm
Footlights Performing Arts Club
1st Tuesday at 7:00pm
Paint and Paper Arts (PAPA)
1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Fridays at 1:00pm
Friends of the Library
2nd Thursday of
January, March, May, July, September
and November at 10:00am
Book donations: 10:00am to 12:00pm
on meeting days
Peachtree Singers
Contact Kay Wideman at
(770) 412-7111 or
[email protected]
Tennis Club
Contact Bob Kohmescher
[email protected]
Dog Lovers
3rd Monday at 1:00pm
Contact Daryl Williams
[email protected]
Peach Wagon
3rd Wednesday at 3:30pm
Travel Information Club
2nd Thursday at 7:00pm
Women’s Club
Contact Sandy Howard at
[email protected]
your sewing sisters if you have an
interest in all types of sewing.
Garden Club
Pins & Needles Club
July 14, 6:30pm and
July 28, 9:30am
The Pins & Needles Club completed
43 pillow cases for children who are
cancer patients during the meeting
on May 26 and many more are still
under construction. Gwen Ziegler
has carefully laundered and enclosed each pillow case in Ziploc
bags and will turn them in to a local
representative of the ConKerr Can-
cer organization. These pillow
cases are presented to children undergoing various cancer treatments.
The fabrics are selected specifically
for children.
The June meetings were spent
practicing machine quilting techniques and hand-embroidering wool
appliqué name tags. The July meetings will be focused on quilt binding
techniques and working on all those
UFO’s in our closets! Please join
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The Garden Club meets the first
Tuesday of each month (except
August) at 9:30am. Our programs
are interesting, educational and fun.
If you're not a member, we invite
you to join us for a meeting. The
Garden Club Tour of Homes held
on June 6 was a big success with
six homes and the Community Garden on the tour. A donation to the
Christian Women's Center will be
made from the proceeds of this
event. A special thanks goes to
Sandy Howard, chairperson of the
tour, those who assisted her in putting this wonderful event together,
other volunteers and to our residents who volunteered their homes
for this special event.
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Peach Wagon
Wednesday July 15, 3:30pm
We always have new residents to
visit and we invite you to join us in
welcoming them to SCP. We'll even
provide a welcome bag to take with
you. Come join us and bring a
friend. Questions? Contact Margie
Doro at (404) 395-6972 or
[email protected] or Betty
Crowder at (678) 692-8892 or
[email protected].
Peachtree Singers
Rehearsals resume
September 14
The Peachtree Singers is a nonauditioned, four-part mixed chorus
open to all SCP residents. If you
sang in your school or church choir
or you wish you did, come and join
us. Can’t read music? No problem,
we will make sure you sit near
someone who can read music to
help you. Not sure if this is a good
activity for you? Come and sing
with us for two or three rehearsals
to get a feel for this fun activity. You
can drop in to experience one of our
rehearsals to see what we are all
about.
Dog Lovers
No meeting in July or August
As we take the summer off from our
formal meetings we all continue to
use our wonderful park. Remember
that we must all work together to
keep it nice. Please continue to be
vigilant to keep dogs from digging.
Also, if your dog gets into the pine
straw around the trees, please use
the rake to replace it.
away from the gate to allow others
to enter.
At no time should an aggressive
dog be allowed into the dog park. If
the owner cannot control his or her
dog, someone should speak to
them and if they do not comply then
they should be reported to the HOA.
HOA management cannot be there
to monitor our park so it is up to us
to report violations of the rules.
The sign clearly states children under five are not allowed in the park.
While it may seem harmless to allow that, little children often do not
know how to react with dogs, and
their actions could create a reaction
from the dog that would harm the
child. Please do not attempt to bring
a small child into the park. If someone attempts to do so, politely ask
them not to. You could be saving
their grandchild from harm. No
child, no matter the age, should be
allowed into the dog park unsupervised.
Travel Information Club
We will not meet in July because so
many of us travel for the holiday.
We are looking forward to the Taste
Every resident may join the club
and take advantage of the great
deals we have been offered as well
as other benefits of membership.
Not sure if it is right for you? Consider attending our September or
October general meetings as our
guest. If you want to attend the August member potluck and the catered November members dinner,
there is still time to pay your dues.
Please contact any of our club officers and they can take your $5 per
person membership dues for 2015.
You can find us all listed on our web
page too.
Line Dance Club
of Travel member potluck coming in
August.
So far this year, members have had
some great travel opportunities offered by several local travel agen-
Thursday evenings
Beginner classes at 6:00pm
Intermediate classes at 7:00pm
New members are always welcome.
Classes meet in the dance studio.
Solos’
Activity Schedule
Dog Park Tips:
As more people move to SCP, there
are more of us using the Dog Park.
When there are a lot of dogs crowding the gate it is sometimes intimidating for both the dog and the resident who are trying to enter. When
this happens, please move your dog
cies who have partnered with Ama
Waterways, Collette, Grand Circle
and others to bring us some wonderful trips. We’ve had so many
offerings that we’ve added a list of
these trips to our club web page so
that you can see what trips are
available. To get to our club web
page, start at the main Club Peachtree HOA page, click the “Charter
Clubs” item from the list on the left,
then scroll to the bottom and
choose “Click here” on the Travel
entry. Our web page is a great
source for information about our
club.
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July 14
July 27
Pizza Night with Solos at ClubCorp at 5:30pm
FAA Tour in Hampton. Meet at Club Peachtree at 1:00pm
Monthly Meeting at Sports Center followed by Bocce Ball at 5:00pm
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Interest Groups News & Events
African-American Cultural and
Educational Society (ACES)
2nd Tuesday at 4:00pm
Contact Bernadette Murphy
[email protected]
Bible Study
Contact Deborah Land
(770) 228-7672
Bocce
Open Round Robin
Thursdays at 6:30pm
Contact Dee Rowan
[email protected]
Book Discussion Group
4th Thursday at 3:30pm
Dunwoody Way model home
Canvas Chair Radio Control Sailors
Thursdays & Saturdays at 1:00pm
Wyomia Tyus Park
Contact Dan Bookwalter (678) 603-1103
or Ballard Brooks (770) 233-4166
Caregivers Support Group
Contact Dianne Devore
[email protected]
Community Christian Programs
Contact Peter Phelps
[email protected]
or (678) 603-2485
SCP Community Garden
Contact Rudy Craddock
scp-communitygarden.blogspot.com
[email protected]
Country Line Dance
Summer Schedule
No Classes in June and July
Contact Sandy Pinnick
[email protected]
(678) 603-2654
Public Affairs (PA) Group
The main focus of the Public Affairs
Group is: (1) Report on local government issues, (2) Bring speakers
into SCP, and (3) Influence governmental entities toward the SCP desired direction.
1. Report – PA members routinely
attend a number of local government meetings in support of SCP.
2. Speakers – PA has facilitated
ten presentations so far this year.
The next presentation is scheduled
for July 6 at 7:00pm. This will actu-
SCP Dulcimers
Wednesdays at 4:00pm
Contact Jo Holy (678) 572-0960
[email protected]
or John Garrett (770) 233-8405
[email protected]
Genealogy Group
1st Thursday of the Month
1:00pm to 3:00pm
Contact Carol LaSalle
[email protected]
(678) 692-8089
Knit Wits
Thursdays at 12:30pm
Dunwoody Way model home
Happy Family Life in a Modern World,
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Fridays, 10:00am to 12:00pm
Contact Tom Riedel (770) 241-6691
Public Affairs Group
Contact Clay Davis
[email protected]
RV Travel Interest Group
Open to all types of RVs
Contact Bob Beyer
[email protected]
Senior Women’s Golf
Association
Wednesday mornings
Call Pro Shop to sign up by 12:00pm the
Tuesday before
Shalom Social Group
3rd Sunday
Contact Judie Goldman (973) 219-0277
or Judy Katcher (678) 603-1367
Skeet & Sporting Clays
Contact Ed Culpepper
(678) 972-8412
Ladies Billiards Club
Tuesdays & Thursdays
at 3:00pm, 5:00pm & 7:00pm
Contact Jan Mokri
[email protected]
Social Dancing Group
Monthly Lessons and Dance Event
Contact Bill or Jackie Scholp
[email protected] (678) 688-5368
Learn & Speak Spanish
Contact Bob Belote (770) 212-1615
[email protected]
or Becky Juskowiak at (612) 759-1271
[email protected]
Table Tennis
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from
9:00am to 11:00am
Mondays & Wednesdays from
7:00pm to 9:00pm
Men’s Bible Study
Wednesdays at 2:00pm
Herb Ziegler
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (803) 351-0198
The Taste Buds
Contact Deb Piccone
[email protected]
Model Railroading
Contact Dan Hinel
(770) 229-5114
Peachtree Painters
1st and 3rd Thursdays, 9:00am to 12:00pm
ally be a dual presentation. The first
30 minutes will be an overview from
the Griffin–Spalding Development
Authority, the next 30 minutes will
be an update from the Griffin–
Spalding Airport Authority.
3. Influence – Currently there are
three areas that PA tries to influence with elected officials when
given the opportunity, in support of
SCP. Those three issues are: taxes,
clean-up area around SCP and support three intersection improvements.
If you have other issues you would
like us to influence, please contact
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Women’s Bible Study
Contact Cheryl McMahan (770) 229-2239 or
Nancy Fierbaugh (678) 603-1459
Wood Carving Group
Wednesdays
1:00pm to 4:00pm
the SCP PA group at
[email protected].
In November there will be an election. One of the items that will be on
the Spalding ballot will be a vote on
the Special Purpose Local Option
Sales Tax (SPLOST). This is a nonpartisan issue. The SCP PA will
have an informational update in October. Additionally, as a service to
SCP, the PA will review this issue
and provide its recommendation. As
a reminder, the last SPLOST failed.
If the new SPLOST were to pass
the local sales tax would increase
from six percent to seven percent.
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Canvas Chair Radio Control Sailors
Country Line Dance
Meet us at 1:00pm on Thursdays and Saturdays at Wyomia Tyus Olympic Park, 12 minutes from the SCP gate.
You can learn to sail these 39-inch boats in 20 minutes.
For more information, contact Dan Bookwalter at (678)
603-1103 or Ballard Brooks at (770) 233-4166.
Summer Schedule - No classes in July. Classes begin
August 11 and will be held Tuesdays from 4:30pm to
5:30pm. Beginner class 5:30pm to 6:15pm. Contact
Sandy Pinnick at (678) 603-2654.
RV Travel Interest Group
Book Club Meeting
Thursday July 23, 3:30pm
Do you own an RV and want to travel with a group of
great people? Load up that travel trailer or motor home,
and let’s hit the road. Join us in the RV Travel Interest
Group. Bob Beyer has volunteered to head up the group.
You can contact him at [email protected]. More details will be provided soon.
Please join us for a discussion of the book The Nineteenth Wife by Diane Setterfield at the Dunwoody Walk
model home. The Book Club is an interest group that
meets the fourth Thursday of each month.
About Town
Atlanta Ice Cream Festival
July 15, 11:00am to 6:00pm
Entertainment, vendors and fitness events at
Piedmont Park. Free entry.
Fantastic Fourth Celebration
July 2 to 5
Stone Mountain
Spectacular laser show and fireworks all three nights. Free except
for parking.
Macon Film Festival
July 16 – 19
See independent films from around the world in historic theaters in
downtown Macon.
July 4th Star Spangled Beach Party
July 3 to 5
Beach activities, live music, circus and fireworks at Robin Lake
Beach at Callaway Gardens
Atlanta African Dance and Drum Festival
July 24
Morehouse College
4th of July Celebration
July 4
The gates at Centennial Olympic Park open at 6:00pm. Fireworks
synchronized to music start at 9:45pm.
Concerts in the Atlanta Botanical Garden
July 24
Beach Boys Concert
See schedule at atlantabg.org
Fireworks Viewing at the Georgia Aquarium
July 4
Fireworks watching from the parking deck.
Chattahoochee River Summer Splash
July 25
Six mile float down river to family festivities and shuttle bus. Call (678)
538-1200 to make a reservation.
Peachtree Road Race
July 4
Peachtree Road Race 10k follows a scenic course from Buckhead
to Piedmont Park. It is the world’s largest 10k race.
Macon Music Festival
July 25
Bragg Jam Arts & Music Festival
Chasin’ Dem Blues
July 9 – August 2
Southwest Arts Center
trucolorstheatre.org
Williamson Music Bar
Fridays, 6:00pm
2233 GA Hwy 362
The Secret Garden
July 10 – August 2
The play will be held outdoors in The Garden at Serenbe.
www.Serenbe.com
Hollonville Opry House
Saturdays, 6:30pm
51 Kings Bridge Rd, Hollonville
Old time country gospel and bluegrass music
hollonvilleopry.org
Reptile Day
July 11
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
Please visit the Arts and Entertainment page on the
Lifestyle Planning Club webpage to access
events at other venues in the Atlanta and Griffin areas.
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Trivia Night with Jamie
at 7:00pm
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Movie at 2pm
Paddington
LPC & Footlights Grandchildren’s
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Movie at 2pm
2nd Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel
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Women’s Club Birthday
Bash Bunco
at 2:00pm
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Learning in Retirement
at 1:00pm
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Movie at 2pm
Kingsman the Secret
Service
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Monday
Due to calendar space
limitations please refer to
the charts on pages
8 & 10 for regularly
scheduled Charter Club &
Interest Group
meetings.
Sunday
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at 1:00pm
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Footlights Drama Troupe
at 7:00pm
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Ice Cream Social
at 6:00pm
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Weekend
Social Dance - Rhumba
Lesson at 6:30pm
Dance at 7:30pm
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Blood Drive at 11:00am
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July 4th Extravaganza
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Community Service Committee
The Community Service Committee of the Life Style Planning Committee (LCP) wants to thank the Wednesday Ladies Bible Study for their Summer Outreach program.
They have adopted the Christian Women’s Center and are
supplying some of their needs. Their greatest need at the
present is toilet paper. Donations can be dropped off at
212 Begonia Ct.
Rushton’s Hope is always in need of men’s and women’s
clothing as well as pantry items for bag lunches. They
need Vienna sausages, individual bags of chips, fruit cups,
plastic spoons, napkins, and anything else that can be put
in a bag and distributed to homeless people. Please drop
off donations at 145 Begonia Ct. Contact (404) 991-0125
for more information.
Each year we support Jordan Hill Elementary School with
supplies that the teachers ask for (listed below). We have
decided to add another school, Beaver Brook Elementary
on Birdie Rd. The supplies should be brought to Club
Peachtree and placed in the box. The supplies will be collected the entire month of July. We hope you will help with
the needs for these classrooms.
Needs: Play-Doh, first grade lined tablets, wobbly eyes,
pom-poms, large craft sticks, copy paper, eight pack crayons, glue sticks, #2 pencils, pencil cap and large pink
erasers, Clorox wipes, Ziploc bags (three sizes: sandwich,
quart and gallon), supply boxes, pencil bags with holes to
fit a three-ring binder, poly-plastic folders to fit a three-ring
binder, one inch binders, Sharpies, highlighters, Post-it
notes, disposable bowls and spoons, kids scissors, dry
erase markers, bound composition books, colored pencils,
construction paper, 3x5 index cards, hand sanitizer, baby
wipes, Lysol spray, computer mice, electric pencil sharpeners, 20 pencil pouches, 20 three-ring clear view binders,
letter size hanging file folders, small bins w/lids, masking
tape and headphones.
Ahoy, Mateys! Spalding County Parks and
Recreation Goes the Extra Mile for SCP
Twice each week, on Thursday and Saturday at 1:00pm, a
hearty group of sailors travel from SCP to the lake at Wyomia Tyus Olympic Park in Griffin to race their radio-control
model boats. The 15 members of the Canvas Chair Radio
Control Sailors Interest Group used to wade into the mud
to steady their ships for an afternoon of racing. That was
messy, to say the least. But thanks to the marvelous cooperation of the staff of the Spalding County Parks and Recreation Dept., supervised by Supt. T.J. Imberger, our intrepid band of sailors now have a floating dock from which
to set sail. Imberger is the person who designed the dock
and he and his staff have worked closely with SCP sailors.
Dan Bookwalter, who co-chairs the group, said, “Building
us this dock is the number one wonderful project they did
for us. We are tremendously appreciative of their effort.”
If you don’t know much about sailing model boats, here’s a
nutshell explanation: For about half-an-hour the boats get
what Dan calls a “tune-up.” After that, with typically five to
seven boats in competition, a metronome is used to start
the race.
The term “race” is used sparingly. “It’s more of a stroll
since you can only go as fast as the wind allows,” said
Dan. Sailboat racing has become an attractive sport for
SCP residents. If you’re interested in a small-scale nautical experience, contact Dan at (678) 603-1103.
Also, of interest to “outdoorsy types,” Imberger said the
164-acre park has a 3.1 mile walking trail and they recently opened up a championship disc golf course which is
ranked seventh nationally. “We encourage all seniors to
sign up for the activities we have available at
www.spaldingparksandrecreation.com.”
Special Ed class needs: laundry detergent and dryer
sheets, dish soap, size six diapers and wipes, Clorox
wipes and diaper rash ointment.
Non-Profit
Griffin Area Concert Association 2015-16 Season Schedule
The celebrated hand bell choir, The Raleigh Ringers, kick off the season on August 29. The world-renowned Vida Guitar
Quartet performs on October 15. The 18-member big band, The Peachtree Jazz Edition, takes the stage on February
11, 2016. The season concludes with the return to Griffin of the Presidio Brass on April 7, 2016. Season tickets are on
sale for $60 with a special "Early Bird" price of just $50 if paid by August 15. Individual concert tickets remain at $20. For
information visit www.griffinconcerts.org or call (770) 228-3229.
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Clubs and Activities
Committee (CAC) Corner
The CAC is here to support the residents and listen to your suggestions. When you send your suggestion to CAC or if you are presenting
your suggestion in person at the
open forum, please complete the
suggestion form with your contact
information and a full description of
your suggestion, including a picture,
product details, pricing and if applicable, the location where the item
will be used or installed. These details will help speed up the recommendation process and proposal
submission to the HOA Board for
approval.
The deadline for submitting suggestions for review at the July CAC
meeting is Monday, July 6.
Submit your suggestion using the
form located at the suggestion box
in the former billiards area or email
your
suggestion
to
[email protected]. If you would
like to present your suggestion in
person, our open forum for July will
be held on July 13 from 9:00am to
9:30am. As a reminder, if you have
multiple residents supporting your
suggestion, we request that one
resident be the spokesperson to
present your idea at the forum. Others may attend the forum to offer
support, but please select one resident to lead the discussion with the
committee. We look forward to
hearing from you.
For all of our new residents who are
planning new exterior or yard projects, the ARC really encourages
you to read the Design Guidelines,
Annotated Guidelines and Helpful
Hints found on the Club Peachtree
website under Charter Committees,
Architectural Review and Modifications. The documents will be on the
right-hand side of the page. By
reading these informative documents, the homeowner will save
valuable time and possible headaches in the application process. If
you are ready to submit an application, go to the Club Peachtree site
and click on Documents and ARC
Forms to find the list of forms that
pertain to your project. Remember,
you can contact any member of the
ARC if you have questions regarding an upcoming project.
Property and Grounds
Committee (P&G)
Here are a few things every homeowner should know:
-- Spalding County will give sidewalk repairs and replacements
that involve safety hazards a
high priority.
-- Pulte plants common areas
with attrition designed into their
plans. Therefore a certain
amount of plants are expected to
die and will not be replaced.
-- Lights on our streets are the
responsibility of Spalding County
with EMC doing the maintenance and repair work.
-- Parking area lights are the
responsibility of our HOA.
Temporary Irrigation. The irrigation
(watering) of all vegetation (trees,
shrubs and turf) on a homeowner’s
property is the responsibility of the
property owner. In ground irrigation
systems are only installed and operated by the HOA around community
buildings and adjacent to the primary roadways. Irrigation of vegetation in common areas is the responsibility of the developer during the
plants’ establishment period, however, this is only temporary. Once
the vegetation is established, the
developer will disconnect the water
supply.
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee welcomes
its newest member, Shirley Bridges.
She led a team of more than 2,000
technical professionals and consultants. She managed an operating
budget of $400 million and a capital
budget of $140 million. She will be a
great asset to the committee.
Architectural Review
Committee (ARC)
In the very near future, the ARC will
be bringing a new project submission process to residents who plan
to submit applications for exterior or
yard projects at their home (see
story on page 3). This process will
make it easier for the homeowner,
as well as the ARC, to submit and
get approval for these new projects.
SCP Communications Committee enjoying the fruits of their labor. Front
row L/R Linda Craddock, Deborah Palmer (editor) and Barbara Patterson. Back row L/R Brad Carr (committee chairperson), Bill Mulvey and
Patty Leer (secretary). Not pictured - Kathy Acree (vice chairperson).
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Pickleball
SCP kept the Sun City
Peachtree-Village of Deaton
Creek Pickelball Cup for
another year with a strong
performance (19 to 6) by
the whole SCP team. The
SCP team players were Peter Phelps and Rose Torres;
Cliff Grabowski and Nancy
Spencer; Jim Handberry
and Chuck Miller; Bill Kinne
and Elena Corrales; and
Lindsay Lancaster and
Chuck Leer.
Pickleball Schedule
Learn to Play Pickleball Clinic
Presented by the Pickleball Club
Friday, July 3, 9:00am
Open Social Play
Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, 8:00am to 10:00am
Pickleball Club Play
Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, 8:00am to 10:00am
Congratulations!
Pickleball Club Competition
Level Play
Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sundays, 6:00pm to 8:00pm
EZ Play
Mondays and Fridays
6:00pm to 8:00pm
Men’s League Play
Courts 1, 2 and 3
Wednesdays, 5:00pm to 8:00pm
All-Star Men’s Play and Club
BBQ (members only event)
Saturday, July 4, 4:00pm
Spring Fling Tournament
Congratulations to all the winners in our First Spring Fling Tournament.
Division A – Men
Gold
Peter Phelps and
Cliff Grabowski
Silver
Mike Schellhase and
Brad Wideman
Bronze Lindsay Lancaster and
Jim Handberry
Division B - Men
Gold
Walt Barry and
Byron Pearce
Silver
Tom Janecek and
Mike Simpson
Bronze Jack Diehl and
Bob Campbell
Division A – Women
Gold
Elena Corrales and
Maureen Chuang
Silver
Gayle Hawbaker and
Elaine Lancaster
Bronze Carolyn Komescher and
Sandy Merz
Division B - Women
Gold
Rhoda Barry and
Gail Craddock
Silver
Jonna McRae and
Missy Kirchem
Bronze Mary Matthies and
Kathie Callen
Pickleball in Full Swing
The Men’s League is in full swing playing every Wednesday night beginning at
5:00pm. Four teams—Blue Bombers, White Knights, Red Warriors and Orange
Crush—are battling for top team in the Championship matches to be held on
July 29. Join us at the courts for some great matches!
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Craig Peddicord is presented
with a medal and plaque in appreciation for his work getting the
Pickleball Charter Club off the
ground at SCP.
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Bowling
Bowling
Fridays, 10:00am
SCP’s summer bowling league
started on April 17, and runs for 12
weeks. New bowlers can start at
any time. The last day of league
play will be July 10. We will come
back the following week for a fun
game of bowling and to collect prize
money. If interested, please contact
Annette Carlson at
[email protected] or (515)
577-2577 for more information.
Billiards
Billiards Club
League Schedule
Mondays and Wednesdays
4:00pm, 5:30pm and 7:00pm
For more information about the Billiards Club, contact Mike Mokri at
[email protected].
Ladies Billiards
League Schedule
Tuesdays and Thursdays
3:00pm, 5:00pm and 7:00pm
For more information about the Billiards Club, contact Jan Mokri at
[email protected].
hours for tennis play have been
changed as noted on this page.
Please note all court reservations
have been reduced from 120 minutes to 90 minutes. This change is
automatic in the court reservation
system. Please use the court reservation system for all of your tennis
play to ensure you have a
court. Please play on the court that
you have reserved and be aware of
the time so as not to delay the next
scheduled group. The 90-minute
schedule provides for three sets of
reservations before the warmest
part of the day.
In the case of inclement weather,
check the Club Peachtree Sports
Page web site for current court conditions.
Schedule
Tennis Club Round Robins
Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 8:00am
Club Round Robins are open to all
tennis club members. Nonmembers are invited to play before
joining the club. For more information about the Tennis Club, please
contact Bob Kohmescher at
[email protected].
EZ Play Tennis/Returning
Players
Tuesdays and Thursdays at
9:30am through 11:00am
SCP Random Draw Tennis
Tournament
The Annual Sun City Peachtree
Tennis Tournament was held from
May 18 through 23. Intermediate
level players were matched with
advanced players, which provided
an opportunity for participants to
play with partners they probably had
never played with before.
For this doubles tournament, men’s
and women’s divisions each featured nine teams. This was a double
elimination tournament, so those
who lost in the first round had a second opportunity to play. In this format, the team that won all of its
games played against the team that
had won all but one of its games.
Richard Lopez and Larry Lewellen
(undefeated) outlasted Al Lucarini
and Bob Gaps to win the men’s final. The previously undefeated Michelle Drugacz and Kathie Callen
took the women’s final from Chris
Schellhase and Pat Minchow. Both
matches were close. The Tennis
Club wants to express special
thanks to Bill Kinne and Rose Torres for organizing the tournament.
Bocce Ball
Bocce Ball
Thursdays, 6:30pm
Easiest game to play! Join us to
learn a fun new sport. Contact Dee
Rowan at [email protected]
for more information.
Tennis
Tennis Court Summer
Hours Now in Effect
(L to R) Bob Gaps, Larry Lewellen and
Richard Lopez (Al Lucarini is MIA)
In order to provide an opportunity
for as many players as possible
during the cooler part of the day, the
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(L to R) Kathie Callen, Michelle
Drugacz, Chris Schellhase and
Pat Minchow
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Softball
To: SCP Softball Members
Fall Softball Season Registration Begins July 1
I want to extend my huge appreciation
to all of you for making the 2015 Spring
Softball season the success it was.
Without each of you individually, and all
the members collectively, the success
of the season would not have been possible.
Current players just need to fill out the form and return. There are no dues
to pay. New players fill out the form and return it with your $30 dues. You
can drop off the form in the softball mailbox at Club Peachtree or in the
bird box at 128 Dahlia Dr. Download the form from the softball page on the
Club Peachtree website.
For all the managers, thanks for the outstanding job of getting your teams
where they needed to be on time and
ready to play in a professional matter.
For the players and umpires, thanks for
doing your job in a professional manner
in order for the games to run smoothly.
Veterans Day Softball Game
All veterans at SCP are invited to join us for a Veterans Day softball game.
Current softball players and non players are all welcome. We are in the
planning stages, so if you are interested in playing or helping, please contact Carey McRae, SCP Softball Commissioner, at [email protected].
For the volunteers that helped with getting all the items set up and broken
down for each game, I want to thank
you again for your outstanding work.
For our announcers Frank Holy and
Nick Nickerson, thanks so much for being there this season, even in the cold
weather, to get this year off to a fantastic start. What a great job you did!
For all the people in the background
who helped make this season possible,
thanks.
We had a great season at the ballpark
and are looking forward to the start of
the fall season.
While I am thanking everybody, thanks
to the scoreboard operator and the
scorekeepers for braving the elements
and keeping everyone straight.
Congratulations to the 2015 SCP Softball spring champions:
Purdue Paint & Body Shop.
Thanks again to Doug and his crew for
getting the bleachers up and ready for
the spring season. Thanks to Dave
Scherr for the field maintenance work
and a special thanks to all of our sponsors.
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Spring
Softball
Banquet
Carey McRae
SCP Softball
Commissioner
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Spending time in Playa del Carmen. Pictured are
Barbara and Dennis Wells, Judy Cembrock, Janice
Blankenship, Jo Starnes, Lois Mosley and Bill and
Grace McManus
Jim and Katie Lewis and Dianne and Bud Davis reading
the Buzz at the Palace Of Versailles in France
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Irish National
Stud Farm in
Kildaire,
Ireland.
Sun City Peachtree’s visitor from afar!
Do you recall M.A.S.H.? Corporal
Klinger was played by Toledo native
Jamie Farr, so it was natural that
Klinger wished for Jamie's favorite
Hungarian hot dog from Tony
Packo’s. Celebrities come here and
sign buns. Every President from
Carter to Obama have signed a bun.
Here’s a picture of Jean Williams at
Tony Packo’s with the Buzz.
A cruise through the Panama Canal
was a great way to spend time with
friends. Pictured are Amethyst
Neighborhood 2 residents Karen and
Thurman Harp, Darrell and Judy
Brown, Mike and Terri Simpson and
Sandra and Steve Moody.
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Screen on the Green
May TGIF
Clubs and Interest Groups
We need your photos for Buzz articles.
Send photos in JPEG format to
[email protected].
Photos will be used as space
permits.
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Take along the Buzz
and send us your photo.
We’ll include it a future
edition.
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Drop-In Activities
Aerobics
Game Night
Water Aerobics
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays
at 9:00am
Resident-facilitated, using a variety of CDs
Monday-Friday at 9:00am, indoor pool
Monday-Friday at 10:00am, outdoor pool
Body Works + Abs
Meet your neighbors and play
a variety of cards & games
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
at 7:00pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 8:00am
Classes are held in the Dance Studio
Genealogy Group
Canasta (Hand and Foot)
Wednesdays at 1:00pm
Canasta (NY/American)
Wednesdays at 1:00pm
Lessons available
Chess Anyone?
Mondays & Wednesdays at 7:00pm
Dance Classes - Tap & Jazz
Water Volleyball
1st Thursday from
1:00pm to 3:00pm
Contact: Carol LaSalle at
[email protected]
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 3:00pm
YOGA
Mondays at 11:00am
Gentle Yoga
Zumba
Pat Laster DVD
This DVD (and many others) can be
checked out at the front desk
Tuesdays and Thursdays
at 10:30am in the
Dance Studio
8-week full session (16 classes) $80
Half session (8 classes) $48
Drop-in fee is $7
Checks payable to Lisa Willis
No experience necessary
Beginners encouraged
Hong Kong Mahjongg
Fridays at 1:00pm
Will resume in September.
Beginners Combo, Wednesdays at 3:00pm Mexican Train Dominoes
Don't miss this train to Funtown
Jazz, Wednesdays at 4:00pm
Thursdays at 1:00pm
Tap, Wednesdays at 5:00pm
Contact: Trish Bucher
[email protected]
(770) 314-5447
www.clubpeachtree.net