Harbor Happenings

October - December 2011 ~ Volume 24 ~ Issue 4

HarborHappenings

Independance Day Golf Cart Parade

The Mahan Family The Jochim Family

The Frain Family Leah Dukes sings

US Army ROTC - Sgt. Stephen Frain

The Star Spangled Banner

gives The Pledge of Allegiance

Lainey Borland

Hours of OperationAdministration 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Mon - FriGolf Pro Shop 7:00 am - 6:00 pm Tues - Sun

Troutdale 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Tues - Wed11:00 am - 9:00 pm Thurs - Sat10:00 am - 3:00 pm SundayMaintenance 7:00 am - 3:00 pm Mon - SunReal Estate Sales 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Mon - Fri10:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday11:00 am - 4:00 pm Sunday

Security Daphne Dyess Mon - Fri ~ 7:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.Raven Miller Mon - Fri ~ 3:00 P.M. - 11:00 P.M.Robert Cash Mon - Fri ~ Patrol VehicleDawn Godbee Wed & Fri ~ 11:00 P.M. - 7:00 A.M. Sat & Sun ~ 6:30 P.M. - 7:00 A.M.Deborah Stattleman Mon & Tues 11:00 P.M. - 7:00 A.M. Sat & Sun 7:00 A.M. - 7:30 P.M.Melba Knight Thurs ~ 11:00 P.M. - 7:00 A.M.

The Club

Harbor Club on Lake Oconee Contact Information

Administration (706) 453 - 9690 Ext. 238Membership (706) 453 - 1381Golf Pro Shop (706) 453 - 4414Troutdale (706) 453 - 7111Maintenance (706) 453 - 4380Security (706) 453 - 0931Real Estate Sales (706) 453 - 7855

OBill DotsonGeneral Manager

On November 11, 1938, Kate Smith sang Irving Berlin’s God Bless America for the first time. Berlin had composed his song of peace in 1918 while serving in the United States army as a civilian. A Jewish immigrant, Berlin felt uncomfortable with the song but came tosee that the world needed peace as Hitler and theNazi terrorized people.

This November 11th, seventy-three years later, God Bless America remains America’s prayer as she gives tribute to lives lost for freedom. This special Armistice Day, November 11, 2011, again gives us, America’s patriots, opportunity to respect our heritage and praise our veterans. Though storm clouds still gather from across the sea and within our own nation, we remain grateful for a land that is free.

As Kate Smith and Irving Berlin pondered the reception of God Bless America, together they decided to give all the royalty earnings to the Boy Scouts of America. The Library of Congress reports that the Girl Scouts of America also receive a portion of the song’s earnings.

Follow this Internet link to enjoy Kate Smith’s singing of Irving Berlin’s tribute to America. Perhaps you too will wipe the dust from your eyes, as others did, at her first public singing of God Bless America in 1940.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnQDW-NMaRs

Within the HC communityHarbor Club and the Harbor Club MPOA continue to make • improvements.Harbor Club security building will soon have a new roof over • the entrance and exit lanes.The interior of the Club House will soon have improvements.• The Carriage House is currently undergoing a new facelift: new • doors, painting, lighting, and curtains.Two miles of Club Drive has new asphalt sealer and new • striping.In the near future, the tennis courts will be upgraded.• The swimming pool will close officially on September 30, 2011.•

The Harbor Club community has had a wonderful summer with a full activity schedule and amazing member participation. Thanks to all of you for continuing day-after-day to make Harbor Club the BEST place to live. Have a great fall season, Happy Holidays, and “God Bless America.”

~ Bill Dotson ~

Manager’s Corner

Welcome New Property OwnersCharles & Shona Yaws1020 Carriage Ridge Dr.

Bill & Jan Price1021 Niblick Circle

Ann Ware1000 Cleek Lane

Ray & Judy Brindley1051 Mashie Drive

James Woodside1210 Winged Foot Dr.

Peter Lavine1650 Club Drive

Joseph & Robin Peeples1071 Oak Valley Road

Jere Morehead1085 Wharfside Court

GolfGeorgia Tops Florida in Women’s Match

GREENSBORO, Ga ~ Harbor Club on Lake Oconee

In a final round that saw eight of 12 singles matches go all 18 holes, Team Georgia held on to its lead to win the 31st annual Georgia-Florida Women’s Team Matches, 29-25, at Harbor Club. The two-day competition took place August 15-16.

Georgia, which led by just one point after the

opening round four-ball matches (9 ½ to 8 ½), won seven of

12 singles matches and scored 19 ½ points on the

final day to clinch the victory, halting Florida’s three-match win streak going back to 2008.

The second day of competition was almost as close as the first, with seven matches decided by a 1-up margin and one finishing All Square. Georgia picked up victories from Lacey Fears of Bonaire (1 up), Kimberly Graff of Lilburn (3 and 1), Cheryl Grigg of Sea Island (4 and 2 and a sweep of all three match points), Kaylee Random of Alpharetta (1 up), Amira Alexander of Alpharetta (1 up), Kathryn Fowler of Americus (4 and 3) and Lauren Court of Lawrenceville (3 and 1).

The remaining five members of Team Georgia also all contributed points towards the victory in the final round, including Laura Coble of Augusta, Sarah Butts of Carrollton, Ashlan Ramsey of Milledgeville, Susan Rheney of Greensboro, and Rachel Dai of Suwanee.

Both rounds of the competition were contested using the Nassau format, which awards one point to the winner of each of the nines as well as one point for the winner of the overall match.

This was the 31st playing of the Georgia-Florida Women’s Team Matches, which brings together the top women amateur golfers in the two neighboring states. The 12 team members are selected by their state associations based on their performance in recent events. Florida leads the all-time series 17-14.

Jodie Shepard of Newnan served as Georgia’s team captain, while Cheryl Drewyer, also of Newnan, was the vice captain.

HC Ladies Top in 3 CLub CHaLLangeJudy Stultz ~ Harbor Club on Lake Oconee

The Harbor Club Ladies’ Golf League scored a resounding victory and bragging rights as champions over the ladies of Cuscowilla and Reynolds Plantation in the 2011 Three-Club Challenge. This year, the annual event took place at the Harbor Club course in August. Each club had a team consisting of 12 players who competed in a Stableford-style tournament. When the golf clubs were laid to rest, the ladies retired to the clubhouse for a relaxing lunch while awaiting the scores to be tallied.

upComing mga TournamenT daTes

Oct. 8 Dirty Dozen TournamentOct. 22 & 23 Oktoberfest TournamentNov. 5 Red, White, & Blue TournamentDec. 3 MGA Breakfast & ElectionsDec. 3 MGA Tournament of Champions

upComing Lga TournamenT daTes

Oct. 13 LGA Cancer TournamentOct. 27 LGA Halloween ScrambleNov. 3 LGA Closing Day

upComing Harbor CLub

TournamenT daTes

Oct. 16 Couples ChampionshipNov. 19 Turkey Shoot & ScrambleDec. 10 Santa Clause OpenJan. 1, 2012 Hangover Open

Golf

IEd Fahey2011 MGA President

It seems like the last three months have flown by with all the activities here at Harbor Club. The MGA had an active summer with our Summer Member/Member and participation in the Oconee Cup. During the summer we welcomed an additional five new members to our roster which now totals 115.

The last quarter will be very active with the Dirty Dozen and OKtoberfest scheduled for October; Red, White and Blue tournament in November and annual breakfast and Tournament of Champions scheduled for December.

Play days continue to be Wednesday and Saturdays with starting times changing to 10:00 am in November. Sign up for play days remains critical as we increase our level of participation. Please cooperate and sign up either at the MGA board or at the pro shop.

~Ed Fahey~

Men’s Golf Association

HVal Ledyard2011 LGA President

Harbor Club hosted the annual 3-Club Challenge golf event on Tuesday, August 23rd. The Ladies golf Associations of Harbor Club, Cuscowilla and Reynolds Plantation each had a team of 12 players who competed in a Stableford style tournament. The weather was perfect as the ladies took to the links and when the golf clubs were laid to rest and the ladies retired to the clubhouse for an excellent lunch the scores were tallied by Grant Gaalema, Harbor Club Pro and his assistant, Doug Price. The Harbor Club ladies scored a resounding victory! The Harbor Club team consisted of Terri Ligon, Patricia Balduff, Marie Madsen, Kathy Kurelic, Linda Weaver, Ellie Davis, Nancy Brewer, Diane Gburek, Cora Harber, Jean Chesnut, Fran Schroeder and Jane Cornett. Congratulations ladies!

Mark your calendars for a very important event in October! October 13th is the LGA Annual Pink Ribbon Cancer Tournament. This event is open to all ladies who would like to participate - residents, members, friends, family members, etc. ALL levels of play are welcome. The proceeds from the tournament will go to The Lydia Project. Form your own foursome or just sign up at the pro shop and they will make teams. This event will be a 9 hole scramble with a 10:00 am shotgun start. Everybody come on out for fun, to support a great cause and to honor our cancer survivors.

There will be several gift baskets and some other items on display at the clubhouse Tuesday, October 11th through Thursday, October 13th from 11:00 am until 1:00 pm. For every $10.00 donation the donor will receive a chance to win one of the items. All donations are tax deductible and checks should be made out to The Lydia Project. Keep your eyes open for more information!

The final LGA event for the year will be the LGA Halloween scramble. More information will be forthcoming to LGA members. This will be our final play day of the year. After the scramble, we will have lunch and a meeting at which time we will present the awards for this year, elect the new officers for next year and possibly propose some by-law changes so be sure to attend. See you in October!

~Val, Marie, Kathy & Carol~

Ladies Golf Association

Palmer Flight:*1st Gross Williams & Botdorf*1st Net Hummell & Wheeler 2nd Net Fahey & Mahan

Player Flight*1st Gross tie between Zipperer & Martin w/ VanDuzer & Stultz*1st Net Folsom & Dawkins2nd Net Lockman & Christian

Morrish Flight*1st Net Jochim & Subacz2nd Net Rinard & Kokoska3rd Net Dennis & Benton

Weiskopf Flight*1st Net Suggs & J Miller2nd Net Eleton & Stathas3rd Net Cornett & Hildebrand

summer member / member resuLTs

Golf

TGrant Gaalema, PGAHead Golf Professional

Thank you for your generous support of PATRIOT GOLF DAY on Saturday, September 3, 2011. Our donation to the “Folds of Honor” totaled $810.00

We have ordered a limited supply of the popular TERVIS TUMBLER products. The Harbor Club logo sets are perfect Thank You gifts. All summer merchandise is on sale ranging from 35% to 50% off. It is not too early to get started on your Christmas lists.

Dates to RemembeR

Sun., Oct. 16 Couples Championship Sat., Nov. 19 Turkey Shoot ScrambleSat., Dec. 10 Santa Claus Open

Rules to RemembeR

”Out of Bounds” - A ball is “out of bounds” when all of it lies “out of bounds”. A player may stand “out of bounds” to play a ball lying within bounds.

From the Pro

IJ. R. McCroskeyGolf Course Superintendent

I would like to thank all of our members and guest for their continued support of my staff and I as we endured what seemed to be a never ending summer.

As the dog days of summer dug it’s heals in, the compliments we received make all the hard work and dedication worth it. This year during the 4 months of summer (May through August) we had 89 total days 95 degrees or above, this was abnormal, even for middle Georgia. Our greens faired well despite the heat.

As fall approaches I am already planning for next summer in hopes to have another successful year. This fall you may notice that we will be expanding the ornamental grass areas on the course to continue to improve aesthetics and promote a sustainable landscape.

We also have plans to resurface the bridges on the course. Please be patient with us as most of the work will be done on days that we are closed. I am currently researching ways to control the growth of our wetlands areas on holes #7 and #17 to provide better playing conditions and more visibility along our shorelines.

As always please keep your carts on the path around the tees and greens, remember to fill your divots, and repair ball marks.

~ J.R. McCroskey ~

Around the Greens

From the Lession TeeIf you don’t prepare correctly, odds are, no matter how good you read the greens or how fluid your stroke may be, you may find yourself missing putts. The secret to becoming a better putter is SEQUENCING YOUR PRESHOT PUTTING ROUTINE.First Step: Survey the line of the putt (grain, slope, elevation change, distance).Second Step: The marking on a golf ball, whether using the ball’s graphics or a line with pen, is a gift from the golfing gods. Use it as often as you can to line up your putts.Third Step: Now that you have aimed with the line on the ball, you can think solely about speed and distance. Rehearse a couple strokes while looking at the target. This will help you get a better feel for the proper stroke length.Fourth Step: Stroke with confidence. Always trust your stroke and your routine.

2011 HoLe-in-one CLub

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Around & About

OJudy StultzHarbor Club Resident

Our Harbor Club community didn’t let the threat of foul weather ruin the 4th of July celebrations. The first (of what’s hoped to be an annual event) HC Independence Day Parade was held in between the raindrops and showers. The parade featured patriotic decorated golf carts, bicycles, baby strollers and kids. “Team” Frain turned out decked in red, white & blue, marching alongside Lady Liberty atop their golf cart. A picture of family and cart (in living color) made the local newspaper. After a day spent picnicking with family and friends many of our residents enjoyed the evening while watching fireworks over the lake.

We were fortunate to have so much going on around and about our lake area this summer. Concerts at Festival Hall, The Arts Plaza and waterside at the Ritz (where many an HC neighbor partied by boat while enjoying the music) gave us many options from which to choose. So different from just a few years ago when we had to travel to Madison, Athens or even farther for entertainment.

Monthly Ladies Nights Out and Men’s Poker Nights at Troutdale’s gives us a fun, relaxing time to gather, meet and greet old friends and perhaps meet a few new ones. If you haven’t been part of one of these special evenings ~ give it a try ~ I think you’ll enjoy it.

Something special for the youngsters this summer as HC hosted swimming lessons at the pool and golf sessions at the course. And remember, those of you with visiting grandkids, we have an awesome playground located just inside the back gate. An hour or so there and you’ll all be ready for that afternoon nap.

Congratulations are in order to the Harbor Club Ladies Golf Association as they “Reign Victorious”over the ladies of Cuscowilla and Reynolds after besting them in the Annual 3 Club Challenge in August. Well done Ladies!

Even in the suffocating summer heat, the HC golf course was a beehive of activity with the MGA and LGA tournaments as well as the Couples Golf outings. All players seem to have survived.

Around & About withJudy S tultzHarbor Club Travelers ~

Debbie & Bob Burns and Millicent & Bob Welsh flew off to Scotland in July to visit (and play) many of that country’s legendary golf courses and to tour the highlands. The girls made sure to take time for a bit of shopping before heading home.

September travelers, Peggy and Dave Borchelt, decided to cruise through the Alaskan Inner Passage, taking them through historic gold rush towns and unique fishing villages along the way.

A “girl friends” cruise took Sandra Glass and friends to Nassau for walks on the beach, shopping, waterside lunches, shopping and maybe a bit of sightseeing between the shopping!

Joyce and George Jackson will have an extended stay in Paris before river cruising to Normandy. They’ll make stops at many of the quaint little villages along the way, Monet’s Giverny (with the bridge over the lily pad filled pond) being one of them.

Several HC members are actively involved in the newly organized Boys & Girls Club of Greene County. If interested ~ you can contact Debbie Burns or Terri Ligon for more information. Also, Harbor Club is the setting for Boys & Girls Club Golf Classic coming up on Monday, September 26th. Get up a team and come out and play.

Quite a few Harbor Club couples were spotted at the very moving 9/11Tribute held at Festival Hall in Greensboro on Sunday, September 11th. It was just one of many held throughout our Lake Country that weekend to honor those who gave their lives on that tragic day.

With the season’s change and (hopefully) cooler weather our HC clubs & organizations are on the move. Harbor Club Ladies League, HC Outreach, the Book Club, Bunco and Fantasy Football groups are meeting once again. Our Bridge players carry on, no matter the time of year.

It will soon be time for pumpkins and turkeys ~ be sure to take advantage of the beautiful days of autumn before the holiday “rush” begins.

~Judy~

Social Activities & More

Duplicate Bridge: For more details on Duplicate Bridge, please contact Jeri Darfler at (706) 453-1740

Harbor Club Ladies Party Bridge Group welcome all interested players for fun and fellowship. The group meets in the Oconee Room at the Harbor Club Clubhouse at 10 AM, and meet regularly on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Anyone interested in playing as a regular or substitute, please call Dottie Suggs at (706) 453-1834 for more details.

Harbor Club Bridge

Leigh LofgrenHarbor Club Resident

Our next meeting is a “field trip” and will feature landscapes of Harbor Club’s beautiful golf course. All members and anyone else interested in joining us, please meet at the Clubhouse at 5:45pm on Tuesday September 27th. We will carpool to the course for our photographic assignments. So bring your camera, tripod, monopods, lenses or whatever else you feel you may need and join in on the fun. For further information, you can contact either myself at [email protected] . Jack will not be with us, so you will be stuck with me! The October meeting will be Tuesday October 25 at the clubhouse at 7pm and we will go through the photos from our field trip for discussion. I look forward to seeing you for this assignment, and of course your photos in October, so let’s get shooting!

Harbor Club Camera Club

NAngela DellMembership Director

Now that summer is a thing of the past, we are looking forward to the upcoming holiday season. The events calendar is packed with fun and exciting programs for all ages here at Harbor Club. We have also re-designed the Harbor Happenings newsletter. The new format makes it easier to read and more appealing to the eye. In addition to the new newsletter, we have introduced two new programs for our members to enjoy, tennis lessons and fitness classes. Please look for more information in this issue of the HH.

Member Referral Program:Harbor Club is still rewarding each member with three months dues credit when they sponsor a new permanent or lease member to Harbor Club. Please contact me at 706-453-1381 or email at [email protected] with your invitee’s name, address, phone number and email address. To be eligible we must receive this information prior to the invitee contacting the Club and they cannot be currently in our database.

Membership

BAmanda BlackBody Balance Instructor

Body Balance Fitness Class$5 per person; Individual Training Sessions are available. Rates vary with packages. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:00PM in the aerobics room To sign up or for more information, please callAmanda Black at 706-473-7347

Body Balance:Body Balance is a sports inspired cardio class for building flexibility, strength, and power. This interval training workout combines athletic aerobic movement with strength and stabilization exercises. From the weekend athlete to the competitive athlete this class will motivate everyone towards their fitness goals. This 45 minute workout challenges all your major muscle groups by using exercises such as squats, presses, lifts and curls. This class is designed to improve strength and endurance in the major muscle groups and burn calories. This workout will also appeal to golf athletes and will assist in dictating their swings. This class will aide in developing flexibility, strength, and power, giving the ability to drive the golf ball farther, hit more accurate shots, and increase competitive play.

Body Balance Fitness

Tennis

TLeigh LofgrenHarbor Club Resident

The LOTA Women’s Fall League will begin play at Harbor Club Saturday Sept 17 until Nov 5. Play will be on both courts from 9am – noon, so please check the reservation sheets located at the entrance to the courts and if you need to reserve a court, please sign up or contact me on 706-431-6133. Would you please also report any misuse or abuse of the tennis courts to Security? The courts are for playing tennis and the balls on the score posts are there for scoring, not for being thrown into the pool or taken from the courts. If you are new to HC, want to play or learn to play, please contact me or visit www.LOTAtennis.com to sign up for women’s, men’s or mixed doubles leagues. Membership to LOTA is only $15 a year and allows you access to all the leagues, social events, tournaments and USTA competition as well as the beginner league

Tennis News

In tennis, pre-play stretching is one of the most important precautions you can do to minimize the risk of muscle or limb injury, as it will prepare your body by warming up those muscles and joints and takes only a few minutes of your time. To keep tennis safe and healthy, keep these tips in mind:

Get the body’s muscles and joints properly warmed up • by stretchingUse water or a healthy sports drink to keep the body • properly hydrated before and after play. This is particularly important when playing in hot, humid weather or when playing longer than one hourIf you injure yourself or experience chest pain, stop • playing immediately and see your doctorPlay within your means – leave the acrobatics to the • Pros!

Tennis can be a world of fun and if you are just learning or coming back to the game, it is a sport in which lessons and practice pay off quickly. Tennis offers a great diversion from stress, as well as giving you the opportunity to socialize – it is invigorating, can be played all throughout your life and can become a great family activity, so grab your racquets and get out on the courts. You are never too old to play or too young to start.

Tennis Tips

Ron EstradaTennis Professional

Introductory Offer:Free 1-Hour Lesson for AdultsFree 30-min Lesson for Juniors

Lesson & Clinic Rates:1 hour adult private lesson $401 hour junior private lesson $30Adult and junior one hour clinics $10Group lessons of 3 - 8 people $10 per person

Lesson & Clinic Times:Mon – Thurs: 8:00am-10:00am, 4:00pm - 6:00 p.m. Friday: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Saturday: 12:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

You may contact Ron at 706-347-1754 or email at [email protected] for more information or to schedule a lesson.

A little about Ron Estrada, Tennis Pro: Ron Estrada, a native of Northern California, began playing tennis 44 years ago. He played college tennis at Chabot Junior College and Chico State University in California with two awards as Most Valuable Player. Ron’s rankings in Hawaii include #1 in 1988 Men’s 35 doubles and #4 in 1997 Men’s 40 singles. In July 2002 Ron won the Hawaii State Veterans Men’s 45 Doubles. After teaching 12 years in Northern California Ron taught tennis all over the world. His career included teaching and running tennis programs at the Jakarta Hilton, Guam Hilton, Hyatt Regency Saipan, Canon Tennis Club near San Francisco, Tokyo Hilton, Rancho Las Palmas near Palm Springs, Sunriver Resort in Oregon, Madras, India and most recently at Reynolds Plantation in Greensboro. Hawaii holds many special memories for Ron with 12 years running tennis programs at Kapalua Resort and the Royal LahainaResort both on Maui, and the Hawaii Prince Tennis Club on Oahu.

Lessions & Clinics

Other Happenings

ABob WelshSecurity Director

A new member of the security team began working on the first weekend in September. Deborah Stattleman will be working during the day on weekends and Monday and Tuesday nights. Deborah lives in Walton County and has two wonderful grandchildren.

Tina Howell, our evening shift officer, has taken a position with Lake Oconee Urgent Care. We all wish her the best.

The security team has a goal of keeping Harbor Club safe for all residents and visitors. Recently we have had to issue several tickets for speeding, please remember the speed limit is 35 miles per hour on Club Drive and 25 Miles per hour on some of the side streets. The Patrol vehicle is equipment with radar and camera equipment to record all violations. The patrol vehicle will be out on the weekends.

The days are getting shorter and the deer are out feeding in the evening and morning. Please be watchful for our four legged friends. Every year we have several accidents involving vehicles and deer.

Please remember to call security at (706) 453-0931 and inform them when you have service people, house sitters, pet sitters or visitors coming to Harbor Club. The security guard cannot let anyone through the gate without being notified by the property owner. All Guests must stop at the security gate to get a pass. Anyone allowing visitors or contractors to use the back gate will have the use of the back gate terminated. The back gate has multiple cameras recording and monitoring all vehicles that enter or leave Harbor Club via the back gate. Please accompany your guest if they are using the tennis courts.

Ya’ll be safe and enjoy the colors of fall at Harbor Club.~Bob Welsh~

Security News

Deborah Stattleman

CLaurie RimesAccomodations Manager

Cottage Rental Special Continues... For a limited time, Harbor Club is offering its members and residents a reduced rate on Cottage Rentals. These Exceptional 3 bedroom Cottages are perfect for your out-of-town guests. Visitors enjoy discounts on Golf, the use of all amenities, including our Clubhouse, Dining Facilities, Swim and Tennis Center, Fitness Center and more. Housekeeping services are included.

Based Upon AvailabilityHarbor Club Member Rate: $175 per night plus taxHarbor Club Non-Member Rate: $195 per night plus tax

Through November 14, 2011Non-Resident Rate: $250 per person plust tax

November 15 thru March 15Non-Resident Rate $225 per person plus tax

Accomodations

WVince MancusoMPOA President

We wish to remind you that the 2011 property owner vehicle decals will expire on January 31, 2012. New decals will be made available commencing in December 2011. There is no need to update the back gate cards, however, back gate cards will expire on January 31 for those who do not renew their vehicle decals or who have delinquent 2011 dues. See the enclosed applications for rules governing the decals and cards. It is anticipated that the Master Property Owners Association annual meeting will take place at 8 AM, Saturday, February 18, 2012. An announcement letter will be mailed in January. We encourage all property owners to attend. HCN provides unofficial email updates of issues and happenings of concern to HC property owners and has over 1000 readers around the lake and beyond. If you wish to recieve the computer newsletter contact [email protected] or [email protected].

Master Property Owners Assocation

October Events

November Events

December Events

Harbor ClubMember Christmas Gathering

at The Troutdale

Friday, December 2nd, 2011Cocktails at 6:00Dinner at 7:00

Entertainment:The Harmony Road Band

(Formally know as the Derany Band)

A Formal Invitation will be mailedby November 1st and will begin

taking reservations onThursday, November 10th

at 10:00am

If you have any questions,please contact Angela Dell

at (706) 453-1381

Breakfast with SantaSaturday, December 10th, 2011

8:00am - 10:00am

Santa will be here to visit all of Harbor Club’s little smiling faces!

He will be waiting with a gift for each child.

Children are encouraged to come in their pj’s.

They make for great pictures.Troutdale will be serving a delicious breakfast buffet!

$9.95 for Children 3 - 12$16.95 for Adults

(tax and gratuity not included)

Please call Brandi at (706) 453-7111for reservations by Monday, Dec. 5th

Space is Limited!

New Year’s Eve CelebrationSaturday, December 31st, 2011

Cocktails at 6:30

Dinner at 7:15

A formal invitation detailing the

band, menu, and pricing will be

mailed with the Member Christmas

Gathering Invitation

If you have any questions,

please contact Brandi at

(706) 453-7111 or email

[email protected]

Sunday Monday TueSday WedneSday ThurSday Friday SaTurday

1 MGA 9:00AM

GT@ NC StateMiss State @ UGA

29:00 AM

Morning Game

3Course Closed

49:00 AM

Morning Game

5 MArAthon BridGe

GeorGiA Builders

AssoC. tourn

6 9:00 AM LGA

10:00 AM Morning Game

7 Wine tAstinG At

troutdAle

9 hole Couples Golf

8 MGA dirty

dozen

Maryland @ GTUGA @ TN

99:00 AM

Morning Game

10Course Closed

119:00 AM

Morning Game

12MGA 9:00AM

13 lGA CAnCer tourn.


14 9:00 AM Morning Game

loBster niGht

12:00 PM Noon Game

15 MGA 9:00 AM

GT @ VirginiaUGA @ Vanderbilt

169:00 AM

Morning Game

17Course Closed

189:00 AM

Morning Game

19MGA 9:00AM

20 9:00 AM LGA



12:00 PMNoon Game

22 oktoBerfest

kids puMpkin

CArvinG

GT @ MiamiUGA - Open Weekend

23MGA oktoBerfest

24 Course

Closed

heavy aeraTion

25 Course

Closed

heavy aeraTion

26 MGA 9:00AM

BridGe Group

oConee rooM

27 9:00 AM LGA


28hArBor CluB

triCk or treAt & hAlloWeen pArty

29 MGA 9:00 AM

GT @ ClemsonGA vs FL - Jax. Fl.,

309:00 AM

Morning Game

31Course Closed

hAlloWeen

October

Upcoming EventsocTober

7th Around the World Wine Tasting at Troutdale11th Family Night at Troutdale

Dishes from the South13th LGA Cancer Tournament14th Lobster Night22nd Kids Pumpkin Carving 22nd & 23rd MGA Oktoberfest28th Trick-or Treat & Halloween Party30th Sunday Brunch at Troutdale

noveMber 3rd LGA Closing Day5th MGA Red, White & Blue

Veteran’s Day Tournament11th Veteran’s Day Breakfast

noveMber

12th Seafood Buffet19th Turkey Shoot Scramble27th Sunday Brunch at Troutdale

deceMber

2nd Member Christmas Party3rd MGA Breakfast & Elections 3rd MGA Tournament of Champions6th Gingerbread House Creations for Kids10th Santa Visit & Breakfast10th Santa Clause Open13th Family Night at Troutdale16th Wild Game Wine Dinner18th Sunday Brunch at Troutdale31st New Year’s Eve Party

NovemberSunday Monday TueSday WedneSday ThurSday Friday SaTurday

610:00 AM

Morning Game

Daylight Saving Time Ends

7Course Closed

810:00 AM

Morning Game

Election Day

9MGA 10:00AM

1010:00 AM

Morning Game

Virginia Tech @ GT

11Veteran’s DayVeteran’s

Breakfast at Troutdale

12 MGA 10:00AM

Seafood Buffet

Auburn @ UGA

1310:00 AM

Morning Game

14Course Closed


Ladies Leauge Lunchat Town 220 Madison

16 MGA 10:00AM

Bridge GroupOconee Room

1710:00 AM

Morning Game


12:00 PMNoon Game

19 Turkey Shoot

ScrambleGT @ Duke

Kentucky @ UGA

2010:00 AM

Morning Game

21Course Closed

2210:00 AM

Morning Game

23MGA 10:00AM

24Thanksgiving

DayCourse Closed


12:00 PMNoon Game

26MGA 10:00AM

UGA @ GT


Sunday Brunchat Troutdale

28Course Closed

2910:00 AM

Morning Game

30MGA 10:00AM

DecemberSunday Monday TueSday WedneSday ThurSday Friday SaTurday

110:00 AM

Morning Game

2Member ChristmasParty - Clubhouse

3 MGA Breakfast& Elections

MGA Tournamentof ChampionsSEC Championship

410:00 AM

Morning Game

5Course Closed

6 KidsGingerbread

House Making4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

7MGA 10:00AM

Marathon BridgeOconee Room

810:00 AM

Morning Game


12:00 PMNoon Game

10 Santa Visit& Breakfast

Santa ClauseOpen Tourn.

1110:00 AM

Morning Game

12Course Closed

13 Family Night at Troutdale

Ladies LeagueCocktail Party

14MGA 10:00AM

1510:00 AM

Morning Game


12:00 PMNoon Game

Wine Dinner

17MGA 10:00AM


Sunday Brunchat Troutdale

19Course Closed

2010:00 AM

Morning Game

21MGA 10:00AM

2210:00 AM

Morning Game


12:00 PMNoon Game

24 Christmas EveTroutdale Hours

Lunch Only11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

25 ChristmasDay

Course ClosedTroutdale Closed

26Course Closed

2710:00 AM

Morning Game

28MGA 10:00AM

2910:00 AM

Morning Game


12:00 PMNoon Game

31 New Year’s Eve

PartyClubhouse

110:00 AM

Morning Game

2MGA 10:00AM

Marathon Bridge

3 LGA Closing Day



12:00 PMNoon Game

5 MGA Red, White,& Blue, Veteran’s Day

TournamentGT - Open Weekend

New Mexico St. @ UGA

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