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TÜÉâÇw tÇw TuÉâà |Ç [tÜuÉÜ VÄâu With Judy Stultz The past few months have passed by in a rush of events and journeys. Holiday luncheons, parties, performances and those special moments with our family and friends were a big part of those times. We cheered for our favorite football teams, teed off in golf tournaments, hustled on the tennis courts, and actively engaged in the game, bridge, and Bunco groups. I’ve tried to recap these activities since our last newsletter ~ hope I apologize if something is omitted. Three Cheers to twelve members of our Harbor Club LGA as they defeated the ladies of Cuscow-illa, Reynolds Landing and Reynolds Plantation to win the Lake area’s Four-Club Challenge on the Cuscowilla course in October. Congratulations to the members of the winning team ~ Phoebe Allen, Patricia Balduff, Nancy Brewer, Jean Chesnut, Ellie Davis, Diane Gburek, Carol Gordon, Kathy Kurelic, Marie Madsen, Bev Oram, Diane Roberts and Ellen Stewart. Next year’s Chal-lenge will be held at Harbor Club for a hopeful repeat victory. World travelers ~ the Ledyard’s and Lofgren's, returned from the Galapagos with tales of their adventures in the amazing and extraordinary Islands. You must have them show you the pictures they took ~ unbelievable color and beauty ~ equal to Na-tional Geographic! The couples were only a few days apart in their travels, so they never met together to compare notes until their return back home. Our Harbor Club Game Group finished up the year with an Awards Party in November. Bea McCormick was the big winner with Royce Morris coming in 2nd, Lou Stefruak 3rd, John Wilson

4th, Jane Preston 5th and Lee Schilt 6th. Kathy Kurlic took home the infamous Fanny Flamingo. Fanny will grace the Kurlic’s yard until next year’s loser humbly displays her. The Ladies League, going strong as usual, hosted Cynthia Smith of Genuine Georgia in October and Nancy King from Gary’s Garden Center in November. In December, the League took a wonderful visit to Atlanta for an in town dinner and the Rockettes Christmas Show at the Fabu-lous Fox. Terri Ligon hosted an evening Christmas Cocktail Party in lieu of the December lunch-eon meeting. The ladies arrived in festive holiday finery to celebrate the season.

The Outreach Committee went over the top this year ~ collecting 125 gifts for underprivileged chil-dren at Greensboro Elementary School. This year’s cake raffles have sent quite a few hundred dol-lars on to the Circle of Love, to help women and children suffering with domestic violence. A Guys and Gals card party (with soup, salad and sweets) is scheduled for February. Be sure and see a committee member about getting a table because they will go fast and should be loads of fun! Book Club members held their annual Christmas luncheon at the Washington Grass Inn where they celebrated with wine, fabulous food, decadent desserts and a gift exchange. Several of our HC residents are involved with newly published works here in the Lake Country. Corey Crouse is one of four authors of, Do Tell! Tales Told on Southern Porches, tracing the entertaining history of Greene County. Seasons On Lake Oconee ~ The Art of the Area Through Poetry, Prose and Paintings, features three of our Harbor Club writers, Kathrin Rudland, Davis Temple and yours truly. Both are on sale throughout the area. By now we’re done with the holiday celebrations, taken down the tree, wreathes and decorations. Presents have been put way, exchanged, returned or re-gifted. Now we’re ready to sit in front of the fire with a good book (most likely the TV, the PC, or latest electronic device) and just chill out ‘til spring. Wishing you all the best in this New Year! Judy

Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com

Long Time Harbor Club Resident, Tim Simpson,

Visits Troops In Iraq PGA Tour veteran Tim Simpson spent Thanksgiving with our troops in Iraq. Tim was joined by Hall of Famer Tom Watson, 2010 Ryder Cup captain Corey Pavin, as well as long drive champions Bobby Wilson and Dan Boever. The trip was called Operation Fore the Troops. The trip was from November 20th through the 29th. The group started their journey by meeting up for a golf clinic at Walter Reid Hospital in Washington. All of the soldiers that participated were amputees, and their enthusiasm was re-markable, said Simpson. Since becoming involved working with our “Wounded Warriors”, their positive attitudes and zest for life has really made an impact on me. After our clinic we then visited a number of soldiers in their hospital rooms. All of these young men had just returned from Af-ghanistan and had been either shot up or had hit roadside bombs. They all share the same attitude that no matter how badly they were injured, they all can’t wait to go back and fight again for our country. Their dedication to our country is truly incredible. We then ate dinner and then boarded our 11 ½ hour flight to Kuwait. Arriving at Camp Arafjan we spent the night but few, if any of us slept at all. The next morning we hit the ground running, we visited two of our bases in Kuwait doing autograph sessions and golf exhibitions at each, returning late that night exhausted and jet lagged. The next day we boarded our flight on a c-130 to Bagdad. Although we have liberated Iraq there are still many people that would love to harm Americans so body armor and helmets were required on all our flights. Upon land-ing we were taken straight to an autograph session followed by a clinic. We then met General Anderson at his office located in Al Faw Palace. One of Saddam Hussein’s nine Palaces in Bagdad. We then went to dinner at General Olierno’s residence. General O is a hulk of a man at six foot seven , and is a four star General making him head of our entire Army in Iraq. There were eight generals that ate with us that night. Although all of them were great guys looking back the enormity of their power was amazing. After dinner we did another exhibition, followed by all of the Generals hitting balls. Next we went back inside where our buddy country singer Matt Snook played his guitar and sang for us all. The next morning General told us that for the first time in eighteen months he had relaxed and enjoyed himself. The next couple of days were spent doing exhibitions at Camp Liberty, Camp Stryker, Camp Slayer, and Camp Victory. We then visited three different forward operating bases via Black Hawk helicopters and did three more exhibitions in the same day. Although we felt safe the reality was the two ma-chine gunners on either side of me, made me realize that we could still encounter insurgents that’s one goal is to kill Ameri-cans. The next morning was Thanksgiving. Upon entering the mess hall I got a cup of coffee and sat down with three sol-diers. I wished them a happy Thanksgiving and thanked them for their service to our country, to which one soldier looked me in the eyes and asked: “Sir is it really Thanksgiving”? The fact that he had been doing his job so thoroughly that he had lost all track of time really made an impact on me. We had Thanksgiving lunch with two thousand of our finest at Camp Liberty before boarding our flight to Camp Al Asad in Western Iraq. Upon landing and getting settled in our quarters we had our sec-ond Thanksgiving meal with our troops. Following dinner we did an autograph session where I met Captain Matt Spicer, an F-18 pilot. The night was concluded by Matt calling us up one by one, where he presented each of us with an American flag that he had flown inside his cockpit on an actual combat mission. I struggled to fight back the tears at the enormity of this gift. Of all the amazing medals and gifts that we had received from our top commanders, this was something very special. After returning to our quarters for the night Tom Watson and I were standing outside talking, after admiring the beautiful sky I said Tom this has been the greatest Thanksgiving of my life, he replied:” me too Tim.” The following day we did an exhibition off the roof of one of the buildings on the base, it was the only place where long ball hitters Dan Boever and Bobby Wilson could hit without hitting a building. So they pounded them out into the desert, and at armored carriers driving by, much to the delight of the soldiers. This was followed up with autographs and making friends with more of our troops. That night we went to sleep listening to our finest doing practice bombing raids about a mile away. The sight and sounds of our helicopters and jets in action was a sight to behold, and reminded us of just how awe-some our military might is. Continued…...

Continued ……. The following day we received yet another medal from the base commander and began the first leg of our long journey home. We flew by C-130 to Camp Ali Asileem in Kuwait, where we were met by our security detail that es-corted us to Kuwait City International airport. Our flight back to Washington was thirteen hours as we were flying into a headwind. Midway through the flight with Tom Watson and I the only two reading and not sleeping, the flight attendant asked “is there anything else I can get you”? My reply was can you have the pilot find out who won the Ga.- Ga. Tech game. Although I was still several thousand miles away I had to check on my beloved Dogs! When she gave me the good news that Ga. had won, it made the last seven hours of the flight go by faster. Upon landing safely in Washington and clearing customs we said our good byes knowing that our lives had just been changed forever. When I walked out of the Atlanta airport Leigh Anne was waiting, as my final leg of my twenty hour trip back home went by quickly telling her all about the trip. There are so many memories, and so many people I would like to thank from our highly trained body guards, that escorted us on all our ground movements, while in Kuwait and Iraq, to our most powerful Commanders that thanked us repeatedly for our service to our country and most importantly to our troops. Our troops that met us with smiles and thanks everywhere we went. Our troops that so graciously thanked us for giving up our Thanksgiving to be with them. Our troops that protect our freedom in 130 degree heat and desert sand storms. Yes, our troops that have changed my life forever. May God watch over each and every one of you and thank you for allowing me to be a part of your lives. With devout thanks to our military, Sincerely, Tim Simpson

Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com

Fitness Club

Yoga:

Discover the many benefits of Yoga!! Certified Yoga instructor, Diane Gburek, offers classes at Harbor Club

for the absolute beginner as well as advanced/intermediate students. Gentle/basic classes meet at 8:45 on Monday mornings in the aerobics room at the Harbor

Club clubhouse. You may drop in for either class for $15.00 or sign up for a 5 class or 10 class package for

$70.00 and $125.00, respectively.

Soothing Touch Body Work Enjoy a “Soothing Touch Body Work” session now be-ing offered to the Members of Harbor Club by Diane Gburek. A “Soothing Touch Body Work” consists of various massage techniques to relax and restore tired and sore muscles, ease lower back pain, stimulate blood flow, reduce stiffness in the neck and shoulders, and bring out a general sense of calm and well being. Diane delivers her sessions in a highly professional manner, applying the standards of massage draping and privacy during the client's experience . The “Soothing Touch Body Work” is delivered in an environment accompa-nied by peaceful music, low lighting, and delightful scents. The cost of a one hour session is only $55 For more information on Yoga or Soothing Touch Body Work, please contact Diane Gburek at: Home: 706-453-4604 Cell: 404-217-8891 or Email: dianegburek@yahoo.com

Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com

Harbor Club Tennis News… The court standing reservation sheet is up-dated monthly and please be sure to check this before reserving a court. The LOTA Ladies Tennis Leagues are continu-ing the season and play will continue every Saturday from 9am until 11am. For further information on tennis in Harbor Club or the general area, or if want to get into tennis, please contact me either by phone 706-431-6133 or email lalofgren@plantationcable.net. We look forward to seeing you on the courts!

Harbor Club Bridge

Duplicate Bridge. For more details on Du-plicate Bridge please contact Jeri Darfler at 706-453-1740. Harbor Club Ladies Party Bridge Group welcomes all interested players for fun and fellowship. The group meets in the Oconee Room at the HC 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 Nancy Nu-gent at 706-453-0109 for more details.

Croquet Croquet at Harbor Club is cancelled until March due to the cold weather. We have had a great turnout in 09 for the game. We will send out a notice via The Events Email of the time and dates play will commenced in March

YÜÉÅ àx Wxá~ Éy àx TvvÉÅÅÉwtà|ÉÇá `tÇtzxÜ‹A Reminder to all Members and Residents: 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. You may visit us on the web at www.harborclub.com for more information on the Cottages. Based Upon Availability • Member Rate: $175 a night plus tax • Non-Member Resident Rate: $195 a night plus tax For more information, please contact me at 706-453-9690 ,Ext. 240 or via email at LRIMES@HARBORCLUB.COM

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February Birthdays William Hroch Jr. 1 Madison Peters 1 Imogene Thomas 1 Dan Hodges 4 Alice Moore 2 Major Dukes 2 Becky Harris 2 Keenan Teat 3 Tommy Ligon 3 Ed Larue 4 Brenda McCain 4 Kristin Campbell 5 Alana Reich 5 Hunter Jones 6 Cheryl Kimbrell 6

January Birthdays Diane Brown 1 Michael Cherry 1 Kathleen Dejno 1 Patricia Temple 1 Dianne Kingston 2 Pat Frain 2 Fred Jennart 3 Alicia Long 5 Rachelle Larue 7 Eric Lundblad 7 Bud Stultz 8 Ricky Knowles 8 Charlie Womble 9 Vicki Scarborough 9

February Anniversaries Al & Marie Bruno 4 Gary & Dorothy Carlton 8 James and Eleanor Davis 8 Bob & Jane Preston 9 Mike and Nancy Dawkins 14 Kevin and Cathy Butler 15 Vincent and Camille Mancuso 16 Patrick & Dianne Yost 17 Bill and Vickie Lynn 20 Julian and Dottie Suggs 20 John and Judy Miles 20 Michael and Deborah Cherry 23 Fred and Linda Jennart 24 Douglas and Kathleen Peters 24 Robert & Bea McCormick 25

January Anniversaries Charles and Charlotte Osborne 1 Don & Connie Pilgram 1 Jim and Cheryl Laine 5 John and Carol Fick 6 Frank and Patty Layson 7 Gary and Gail Peacock 11 Keith and Linda Vanduzer 11 Max and Barb McClure 15 Naresh & Bharti Patel 15 Robert & Claudia Jones 16 Bert & Trudy Hene 18 E. Trenton and Brenda Brown 21 John and Valerie Ledyard 23 Jim and Frances Miller 23 James and Brenda Green 24 Fred and Velma Mohr 25 Robert and Carole Myer 25 Gary and Denise Brooks 26 Art and Liz Jackson 26 Jim And Betty Gill 29

Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com

March Birthdays

March Anniversaries

Ronda Thurmond 25 Lydia Martin 26 Brian Buttrick 26 Joan Bramblett 27 Evely Schoepf 28 Judy McDaniel 29 Sean Jennart 30 Claudia Jones 30 Jan Eyman 24 Marie Madsen 24 Dr. David Monson 25 Joann Stauffer 25

Soren Dresch 6 Bill Frain III 6 Jamie Switzer 6 Beverly Selby 7 Mary Switzer 7 Connor Richey 8 Trenton Brown 9 M.K.H. Douglas 10 Jerry Hill 10 James Gburek 11 Trevor Malcom 11 Doug Romine 12 Scarlett Butler 12 Griffin Folsom 13

Alan Campbell 13 Juanita Clements 13 Diane Roberts 13 Peter Topken 14 Chris Ranney 15 Matthew Vardas 15 Mary Beth Dukes 16 Laura Lucius 16 Stephen Petrie 17 Bill Nash 18 Lee Rainey 18 Melissa Rainey 19 Robin Reich 19 Barbara Callahan 20 Kim Bledsoe 21

Meshelle Knowles 2 Tom Brown 3 Laura Ride 3 Pat Stephens 3 Janet Zipperer 5 Fred Hunter 6 Laura Mutter 6 John Carr 6 Tyler Strickland 6 Garvin Teat 7 Kathleen Peters 8 Grace Petrie 8 Richard Singer 8 Cheri L. Husney 9 Larry Miller 9 Herb Peavy Jr. 9 Gary Brooks 10 R. Martin Burns 10 Kate Morris 10

Liz Jackson 11 Velma Mohr 11 Scott Gambone 13 Geraldine Lambo 13 Sarah Grace Selby 14 Bob Brewer 14 Brandon Belans 14 Dean Russell 14 Richard Schaeffel 14 Mark McCullers 15 Eleanor Davis 17 Suzanne Kurelic 16 William Monico 16 Harry Stephens 18 Jerry Felty 18 Jessica Zweig 18 Dennis Bramblett 19 George Johnson 19 Douglas Southern 19 Robert Burns 20

Brian and Kelley Buttrick 4 Chris and Allison Belans 8 Dean & Candice Russell 9 Dr. David Monson & Barbara Austin 11 Jon Scott and Ann Thurmond 14 Philip & Donna Hodges 15 Keith and Kelly Romich 16 Wright & Ashley Hooks 18 Chris & Allison Belans 18 James & Karen Hildebrand 20 Dwight and Jane Reed 21 David & Cheri Husney 22 Richard and Pat Hunter 24 Robert & Cynthia Collins 24 Alfred & Patricia Scott 25 Gerald & Jennifer Garland 25

Deana Levett 11 Judith Cerny Danelle Borland 13 Roy Madsen 13 Thomas Yermack 14 Seth Cavalli 15 Thomas Olsen 15 Leah Dukes 17 Richard Calhoun 20 Linda Calvo 22 Diane Campbell 22 Carole Myer 23 Judy Stultz 23

Alan Wolk 20 Lucy Altherr 21 Tony Britt 21 Sarah Cavalli 22 Sherry Stathas 23 Joyce Kender 23 Peter Lambo 23 Kris Harris 25 Michael Adams 25 Sandra Glass 25 Vicki Hall 26 Emily Gambone 26 Jerome Martin 26 Leslie McCain 27 Anthony Monico 28 Richard Warnke 28 Kathie Carr 29 Connie Pilgram 29 Vicki Peavy 30

Sheila Connelly 22 Ryan Reed 22 Graham Ling 23 Leroy Horst 24 Dr. Thomas Serra 24 Jim Meek 24 Max McClure 25 Jonathan Udoff 25 Joshua Lambo 26 Blake Serra 26 Susie Altman 27 Nancy Stefurak 28 David Prather 28

Email Notices

We have events being added to the calendar every month so stay up to date by signing up for my weekly event notices via email . Anyone interested in joining the mailing list please send your

email address to Angela Dell at adell@harborclub.com

Halloween 2009

Breakfast with Santa

Bingo at the

Polo Grille & Lounge 6:00 Dinner

7:00-9:00 BINGO Wednesday, February 24th

$.50 per card

May order off Bar Menu

Please call Angela dell at 706-453-9690 Ext. 3 Or email adell@harborclub.com to RSVP.

Seating is Limited - Members Only

BINGO card proceeds will be donated to charity of choice by final winner.

Events

Valentine’s Dinner & Dance Saturday, February 13th 6:30 Cocktails

7:15 Dinner

Entertainment: The Derany Band

Menu: Tomato & Onion Bisque

Spinach Salad with Cranberry & Nuts Filet Mignon Lobster Tail

Green bean Almandine Garlic Mashed Potatoes

Dessert: Chocolate Lava Cake

$42++ Per Person Seating is Limited—Please RSVP to Angela Dell at

706-453-9690 Ext. 3 by Monday, February 8th. A Wait List will be established once capacity is met.

Any cancellations after Monday, February 6th will be fully charged

Trivia Night

At the Polo Grille & Lounge 6:30 Dinner & Trivia

Please call Angela dell at 706-453-9690 Ext. 3 Or email adell@harborclub.com to RSVP.

Seating is Limited - Members Only

Retirement 101

Thursday, January 28, 2010 11:30AM

Complimentary BBQ Lunch provided

Information which is vital for retirees is scarce. Where do people go to learn about subjects of crucial importance to them during the retirement

years? Unfortunately, many retirees are searching for what little tidbits of information they can find in newspaper articles, magazines, internet sites,

etc. Retirement 101 covers various subjects

of interest to retirees such as: • Recovering from and Economic Storm • Tax Laws the Directly affect Retirees

• Social Security Issues • Understanding Important Estate Planning Documents

And many more.

To reserve your seat please contact Angela at 706-453-1381 or email adell@harborclub.com

Reservations Required

P.U.R.S.E.S.

The Premier Financial Workshop for Women Age 50 & Over

Thursday, February 18, 2010 11:30AM

Women of all ages are beginning to realize the importance of being informed and becoming actively involved in securing their financial futures. This informative and fun workshop is specifically designed

to address the financial issues faced by women ages 50 and over.

P-Purpose Based Planning U-Understanding Money Basics

R-Resources Available S-Stages of Life

E-Empowered for Decision Making S-Security System for Your Assets

To reserve your seat please contact Angela at 706-453-1381 or

email adell@harborclub.com Reservations Required

BINGO & Brunch Tuesday, January 19th

The Polo Grille & Lounge 11:00AM

Menu: Ham & Cheese Quiche, Spinach Quiche Garden Salad, Fruit, Yogurt Parfait & a Mimosa

for everyone.

Please join the HC Ladies for a fun game of BINGO. Prizes will be awarded!

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Lake Country Interiors Tuesday, February16th

The Polo Grille & Lounge 11:00AM

A representative from Lake Country Interiors

will be discussing the latest trends and designs in Home Interiors.

Menu: to be decided.

Harbor Club Ladies League

Reservations for the luncheons will be taken by the “calling committee”;

if you make a reservation and do not attend, you will be billed for the lunch.

"Antique Memory Lane" Tuesday, March 16th

Carriage House in Harbor Club 11:00AM

Take a stroll down Antique Memory Lane. Learn more about the value of your favorite an-

tique categories from the experts. Enjoy a delicious buffet of salads and desserts

A perfect opportunity to wear that special vintage jewelry!

Our guests thus far: Mike Feldman: Jewelry and

Coins: Bill Watterson: American Cut Glass; Susan Erlandson: Vintage Linen; and

Edward Fritzi: Fine Art and Restoration

Save The Date

Ladies League Luncheon May 18th 11:00 AM

"Celebrating 136 Years of the

Kentucky Derby"

Ladies Hat Contest and Horse Races

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MGA News…. • On Sept. 18- 20th the HC Men's Club Championship was played. Congratulations to the

winners: Championship Flight- Jack Demyan-Club Champion, 2nd -Gordon Dukes,3rd - Dave Benton & Ricky Knowles. 5th - Bob Legg. Blue Flight- 1st-Glenn Kendall,2nd Bud Stultz, Green 1st Flight-Denny Mahan, 2nd Jimmy Britt, 2nd Flight-1st-Mike Jochim, 2nd Dave Hamilton-White Flight- 1st Mike Dawkins, 2nd Bill Frain, Silver Flight- 1st Fred Dennis, 2nd Fred Mohr

• MGA Dirty Dozen was played on Oct. 10th and 11th. Congratulations to the winners- 1st Roger Glass, 2nd Keith VanDuzer, 3rd Ed Zipper, 4th Bud Stutlz,5th-tie Bob McConnell & Denny Mahan,7th Glenn Kendall,8th George Wheeler, 9th- tie Sammy Fowler and Dave Hamilton, 11th Jimmy Britt, 12th Jerry Barton. Closest to the pin - #2 Bud Stultz, #6 & 12- Dave Hamilton, #17 George Wheeler.

• Oconee Cup Challenge was won by the 25 players from HC against Lane Creek Golf Club by a score of 719 to 662 on Oct 21st and we hope this event will continue next year. Congratulations to the participants.

• Congratulations to MGA Match Play Champion- Oscie Gordon and runner up Dave Benton • October 24th and 25th- Oktoberfest Tournament, Dinner & Dance. Thanks to the participants and the D.J. - Bob Legg,

and the Band- Jim Gburek and Gary Williams. Congratulations to the winners: Champion and 3rd Flight winner Al Oram and Oscie Gordon, 1st Flight George Wheeler & Frank Botdorf, 2nd Flight- Rich Calhoun & Roger Glass, 4th Flight- Chuck Dobson & Mike Jochim.

• MGA Veteran's Day Red White & Blue was played on 11/7/09. Congratulations to the Winners- 1st - Jerry Barton, Steve Weiser, & Gary Lockman, 2nd- Bob Brewer, Mike Cherry, & Rich Calhoun, 3rd ( 1st Gross) Bob Weyhmiller, Jim Davis, & Jim Hudson, 4th tie - Pete Lambo, Paul Lelong, & Fred Jennart, 4th tie (2nd Gross) George Wheeler, Ken Hyatt, & Gary Williams

• Everyone who participated was a winner with a Thanksgiving Turkey to take home on Nov. 21st. Congratulations to the winners: Low Gross Denny Mahan, Dennis Bramblett, Frank Botdorf & Bob Weyhmiller, 2nd Ricky Knowles, Gordon Dukes, Sammy Fowler, & Pete Lambo. 1st Low Net- Walter Jones, Ed Fahey, Gary Lockman, & George Wheeler, 2nd Gary Williams, Jim Gburek, John Stathas & Bill Rutland, 3rd Glenn Kendall, Keith VanDuzer, Bud Stultz, & Dave Hamilton. HOLE IN ONE Congratulations to Gary Lockman. Don't forget to sign up at the Pro Shop for the Hole in One Club.

• Congratulations to the Tournament of Champions winners:Bob Weyhmiller Low Gross, 2nd- Bob Wyrick, Low Net- Fred Jennart, 2nd- Rich Calhoun, and 3rd George Wheeler.

• Congratulations to the Winners of the Santa Clause Scramble- Low Gross Jim Davis and Bob Weyhmiller, 2nd- Frank Botdorf and George Wheeler Low Net Ken Hyatt and Charlie Whittemore, 2nd- Glenn Kendall and Keith VanDuzer The Annual MGA Breakfast Meeting and Elections was held on Saturday Dec. 5th, 2009. The Tournament of Champions fol-lowed the breakfast and elections. Newly elected officers are: Oscie Gordon- President, Ed Fahey Vice President, and Jim Gburek- Secretary & Treasurer. Congratulations to the newly elected officers of 2010 and many thanks to the retiring 2009 MGA officers. With the completion of the Tournament of Champions, please congratulate the 2009 Player of the Year, Glenn Kendall. The 2010 year starts with the Hangover Open on Jan. 1 and the Award's Banquet is shortly there after on Jan. 9th (Saturday night). Fairways and Greens Oscie Gordon MGA President

MGA Tournament Dates

January 9

MGA Awards Banquet

March 13 MGA Breakfast Scramble

March 27

MGA Spring Member/Member

YÜÉÅ àx Wxá~ Éy àx ZxÇxÜtÄ `tÇtzxÜ‹ • Over the past three years, Harbor Club's golf course superintendent, J. R. McCroskey, has worked

diligently toward earning Class A status with the GCSAA. To acquire Class A status the partici-pant must prove a dedication to the profession, meet specific educational requirements, and accu-mulate a required number of service points. With Class A status, Superintendent McCroskey gains entry to GCSAA's certification program. Upon completion of this prestigious certification pro-gram, J. R. will become a certified golf course superintendent--a title held by few within his industry. Thanks to J. R. for a job well done.

• Professional golfer and long-time Harbor Club resident Tim Simpson just returned from Iraq where he entertained American troops (see inside story).

• Harbor Club property owner Gus Robinson's son, Broderick Johnson, is one of the producers for the movie The Blind Side. Follow an interview with Broderick at http://www.traileraddict.com/trailer/the-blind-side/interview-broderick-johnson.

• Georgia Bulldog Drew Butler, son of Harbor Club property owners Kevin and Cathy Butler, was named unanimously the first team All American NCAA punter.

• Greene County's own Josh Nesbitt, quarterback for ACC champion Georgia Tech, has been named first team All ACC Quarterback. Josh has also been placed on the Top 10 Watch List for the 2010 Heisman Trophy.

• We have completed painting of all Harbor Club street signs.

• The stables are currently receiving new shingles and new paint is scheduled for early spring.

• Harbor Club staff, administration, and ownership send a sincere thank you to all property owners who made contribu-tions to the employee Christmas fund.

• Harbor Club ownership, administration, and staff thanks each of you for continuing to make Harbor Club a great place to live. We extend holiday greetings and a happy New Year to all.

From the Desk of the Golf Course Superintendent…. I have to admit, this year was unlike any other that I have experienced in my 13 years in the golf business. We followed up the severe droughts of `07 and `08 with an almost record setting year of rainfall. With the fairways and roughs, the excess rains were beneficial in our overall turf care program, but exces-sive wet conditions bring on a whole array of challenges when it comes to our putting surface management. In years past, the excessive droughts and watering restrictions added extra stress to the Bermuda grass areas, but we recovered well, and went into the fall the healthiest we have been in recent years. This should be beneficial to us as we come out of dormancy in the spring. The greens also did very well this year. What started out as a very hot and windy spring, finally let up towards the end of the summer, and became an excessively wet fall and winter. Our water management of the greens became a priority and our shift in strategies has benefited us well. There was not a reduction in turf quality that you would expect under these conditions. We are very optimistic as we go into winter dormancy in regards to the overall health of our Bent grass. In the upcoming year, we are going to continue our overall turf health program as we have in years past, with a few ex-ceptions. For 2010, our plans are to incorporate a few programs that are intended to improve the natural bio-system of the plant “organically,” therefore reducing the use of fertilizers and pesticides on the course, as our industry is becoming a leader in envi-ronmental awareness. We also have on the books a couple of projects and renovations that will add to the playability and aes-thetic value of our course. I am excited about the upcoming year and our commitment to providing the quality and conditions that exceed the expectations of all of those who come to enjoy the Harbor Club golf course. J.R. McCroskey Head Golf Course Superintendent

YÜÉÅ àx Wxá~ Éy àx [xtw cÜÉyxáá|ÉÇtÄ‹ FROM THE PRO SHOP…Happy New Year to everyone! We are beginning a new decade with a new energy and dedication to providing our Members and Guests with valuable prod-ucts and services. Members are encouraged to let us know about new products they would like to see in the Pro Shop; also, any suggestions on ways to improve our golf services. Some of the changes for the coming year include: portable Mizuno club fitting cart—help evaluate your current equipment, or provide info on what changes you need for your new equipment; weekly golf clinics for ladies on Wednesday mornings, juniors on Saturday afternoons, men on Sunday afternoons; ladies’ & men’s merchandise with lower price points. January 27-30, Doug Price and I will attend the PGA Show in Orlando to keep abreast with the latest trends in the golf industry. As always thank you for your support.

Golf Tip

FROM THE LESSON TEE…How Can I Improve my Game in 2010? Start with an evaluation of where you are. A S.W.O.T. Analysis: strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, & threats is ideal for evaluation. Make a written list for all four categories. Then, write down your Objectives—increase number of rounds, lower my handicap by 3 strokes, win a HC or LGA/MGA event, evaluate my equipment (clubs and ball), take a golf vacation, take a golf lesson, practice my putting once a week, walk 9 holes a week, or anything else that is important to you. The key is to write them on a piece of paper. Your ob-jectives need to be measurable and specific with an achievement date. Make them reasonable—if you are an 18 handicap, don’t set a goal of improving your handicap to a 10 in 30 days. Areas to include in your Game Improvement: physical—lose weight, improve flexibility, improve strength and endurance; mental—read an instruction book, read the Rules of Golf: emotional—have fun; stay positive; trust your swing. All the areas require some kind of practice for your Game to improve to your satis-faction. If you have the time and the desire to work on your Game, you will be surprised by the results at the end of 2010. Have a great year from myself and the Golf Staff.

New Property Owners

Norman & Nikki Hayes 1051 Harbor Loop

William & Fiona Harris 1081 Oak Valley

Edwin McQuown & Cheryl Martin 1110 Turnberry Circle

Matthew & Beverleigh Mize

1100 Mira Vista Cove

Clifford & Janet Diepenhorst 1060 Loch Lomond

Harbor Club Golf Dates

January 1 Hangover Open

9 Holes w/ One Club

February 6 Polar Bear Scramble & Chili Cook-Off

March 28

Couples Golf 18 Holes

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Harbor Club on Lake Oconee

Administration…………………………………………………………… 706-453-9690 Ext. 238 Accounting & Overnight Accommodations…………………………….. 706-453-9690 Ext. 240 Membership & Events…………………………………………………… 706-453-1381 Security…………………………………………………………………... 706-453-0931 Maintenance Department………………………………………………... 706-453-4380 Golf Pro Shop…………………………………………………………… 706-453-4414 Polo Grille & Lounge……………………………………………………. 706-453-7111 Real-Estate Sales………………………………………………………… 706-453-7855 Harbor Club Fax…………………………………………………………. 706-453-9813

MPOA PRESIDENT Vince Mancuso

MPOA COMMITTEES:

Architectural Control John Crouse

artsense@plantationcable.net

Security Bob Welsh

rmw@plantationcable.net

Grounds/Landscape Bob Lofgren

lalofgren@plantationcable.net

Road Committee Richard Schaeffel

rschaeffel@plantationcable.net

Security News…….All of us at Security hope everyone at Harbor Club had a joyous, happy holiday season and we look for-ward to seeing each of you this year.

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 Pa-trol 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 longer 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 can-not let anyone through the gate without being notified by the prop-erty 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. Please accompany your guest if they are using the tennis courts. Ya’ll be safe, stay warm and watch for an early spring at Harbor Club.

Staff Hours are: Daphne Dyess – Monday thru Friday, 7:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Hilda Jackson – Monday thru Friday, 3;00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. Wayne Tredo – Monday thru Friday, Patrol Vehicle. Dawn Godbee – Wednesday and Friday, 11:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. Saturday and Sunday, 6:30 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. Kamikah Reid – Monday and Tuesday,11:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. Saturday and Sunday 7:00 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Melba Knight – Thursday, 11:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M.

MPOA News The 2010 MPOA Annual Meeting will be held on Saturday, 2/20/10, at 8 AM, in the Carriage House Conference Center. You may submit issues you wish to be addressed in writing, to the MPOA, 1111 Polo Circle, NLT 2/5/10. A letter with informative material regarding agenda items, the budget, and more, will be provided well in advance. -- The free 2010 property owner decal process began early in December. The 2009 PO decals expire on January 15, 2010. Non-household property owner family members are not eligible for decals.

Proof of ownership is required to register more than two vehicles and a letter, for approval, explaining the pertinent circumstances is required to register

more than 3 vehicles. Proof of ownership and letters previously accepted re-main valid. The maximum of two back gate cards issued in 2009 remain valid for 2010. However, those property owners who have outstanding 2009 MPOA debts are not eligible for 2010 decals and their back gate cards will be deacti-vated until all fees, dues and fines are paid. Property owners without decals must obtain a daily pass to enter. --Reminder that the free 2010 golf cart de-cals, that indicate proof of insurance, are required to operate the carts on the

roads and golf course in 2010, this policy will be enforced by golf course per-sonnel. Applications were distributed in November and are still available at

administration.