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FROM THE BOARD Email the Board of Directors at BOD@timberpines.com Email Bill Tesh, General Manager at wtesh@timberpines.com Upcoming Meetings Residents/Board of Directors’ Meeting - Monday, September 13, 2010 7pm - Performing Arts Center Board of Directors’ Workshop - Wednesday, September 22, 2010 1pm - Lodge Oak Room

MANAGEMENT REPORTS Access Control & Community Patrol - David Bouthilette, Chief Vehicle Break-In/Theft This past weekend a wallet was stolen from an unlocked guest’s truck parked overnight in a driveway in Natures Glen Village. The thief attempted to use one of the stolen credit cards at Lowe’s. HCSO is investigating the crimes.

Yesterday, just after midnight, a teenager attempted to enter a vehicle in a driveway in Royal Oak Village. Fortunately the doors were locked and when a dog walker confronted him, the teen ran off between the houses towards the perimeter wall. Community Patrol called the Sheriff and the area was searched to no avail.

Please err on the side of caution and anytime you have vehicles parked in your driveway always lock them and close your garage doors, especially at night! If you observe suspicious activity, report it immediately to the Sheriff's office by calling 911.

The Sheriff’s Office has advised me that they will conduct random patrols throughout the community.

Food and Beverage For your entertainment, Karaoke returns to the Country Club on September 30th with an Irish theme buffet (i.e. Lamb Stew, Corned Beef and Sheppard’s Pie) 12.95++. Thanks to the Karaoke Club, there is no cover charge for this event. Beginning in November, Uptown Weekends on Friday and Saturday evenings will feature two menu specials along with the regular menu. The specials will be 14.95 plus tax and gratuity with dessert and coffee included. Dinner and Dancing is back on the following Saturdays: October 16th, November 13th and November 27th. A 2.00 cover charge for the music will apply. The entertainment is one of the residents favorites…”Lulu”.

We request the gentlemen wear jackets on these special Dinner and Dancing events, no tie required.

Please note the next Chef’s Table is Saturday, September 25th. Featuring Lacquered Maple Leaf Duck. Make your reservations early.

See you at the Club!

Rob and Your Restaurant Committee

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Golf Course & Landscape Operations - Eric Czarnecki With all the attention the irrigation project and the golf courses have been receiving I felt it was important to make mention of the Common Grounds this week. I began overseeing the common grounds on 9/1/09 after they had been outsourced to a private contractor for the previous 3 years. I had a couple of months to ad-dress what I considered to be very poor conditions and then we had an extremely tough winter which didn’t aide in the improvements that I wished to incorporate. However when we entered the spring growing season every effort was made to improve the common grounds along with the golf courses. All areas within the com-mon grounds have a daily maintenance schedule along with a fertilizer, herbicide and pesticide program. We’ve also added various native areas as part of an overall beautification process. Due to the steps we have taken we’ve seen considerable improvement in these areas and the staff appreciates the positive feedback received from Members.

Thank you.

Head Golf Professional - Kim Lee LAKES GOLF COURSE TEE TIMES. The Lakes golf course will continue to be open for 9-holes only to ac-commodate the irrigation project. Tee times may be requested / booked through Chelsea between 7:35 am and 8:55 am. The tee sheet will close between 9:00 am and 10:39 am to accommodate the turn, and reopen for requests / bookings at 10: 47 am. Beginning Friday, September 3 we will be switching nines with the front nine open for play and the back nine closed.

PLAY 2 ROUNDS ON THE GRAND PINES – GET 1 FREE!!! Beginning Friday September 17 and running through Tuesday September 28, for every 2 prime time golf rounds you play, you will be eligible for 1 free round. For those of you that haven’t played the “Pines” in a while, this is the perfect opportunity to re-acquaint yourself with the challenge and great course conditions!!

IN SEASON RATES GO INTO EFFECT ON MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13. GRAND PINES Resident Guest 7:35 am – 1:30 pm 18.00 30.00 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm 13.00 21.00 After 3:00 pm (4:00 pm daylight time) 10.00 17.00 7:35 am – 9:00 am (back nine only) 10.00 17.00

LAKES & HILLS 18 Hole Guest Fee 20.00 9 Hole Guest Fee 13.00

Resident Services - Patti Yost Mark your calendars! Flyers with all details available September 29th - Stroke Support Group. First meeting of this newly formed group will be in the Lodge Cypress room, 4pm. All interested residents welcome. October 12th - Timber Pines Bra Fitting Event at the PAC. 11am October 15th - Flu/Pneumonia shots to be administered at the Lodge. Events on sale: Entertainment Revue Show at the PAC - Friday, September 24th, 7pm. Tickets on sale now at the PAC, 19.00pp. BYOB with table seating. Autumn Dance at the Lodge - Saturday, September 25th, 7pm. Tickets on sale now at the Lodge, 8.00pp. BYOB with table seating. Music by Just Us Duo.